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, It is our painful duty to record the
tcleath of- Edttrltnd. 4ndrew, aged 24
years, after a short but painful illness.
He was a favorite with- all his conl-
panions and will be greatly Missed in
the nei:gigborhoetd.. His funeral was
s Hage .y
attended. The Sabbath and day
school c.hitldren marched in proeeAston
ahead of the hearse to Zi1,tt. cemetery,
where his Mortal remains art, interred.
'rhe Barents and friends have the syut-
)'tthy of the neighbors in their sad
I►ereatrent.•,it. But, what has been our,
loss,liYay i t iiA'it%e- s�teriial fain. .The
memorial servici,S' i i connection with
,our friends death will he held -id Zion
two weeks from ,text Sunday at 2:30.
' The following is the standing of the
pupils of S. S. ; o, 5, for January
;itlt class, E. Anderson. 4th class, A.
Helm, R. Andress, W. J. Wettster.
Junior 4..14 class, 0. Gardner, J. Reid.,
J. Gardner. S;itior Sed eIass.,. _W. •
Ga r, R. Webster R Took.
Jurrior 3rd class, B. Ritchie, 0.. Fisher,
A: Gardner. Senior 2nd class, A.
Tlrnwrt, J, i-[elni, L Webster. Junior
lnd class, E. Gardner. Ea' nest Gard-
ner, R. Gardner. Part 2nd class, E.
Ztetdx Wils.s
Habock, J. W-Web..J CL=
;mer.,
£ahtield
Laub side. •
Our citizens are having very serious
thoughts about the scarcity of snow
fir tlt9 remainder of the season.
Our -sportsmen have shot quite o.
mp her of rabbits and foxes.
Wm. ,Tii%n has taken on shares-
the
hares'4e farts belonging to Mr. Thus. Ross.
Alex. Ross has been danger-
•o5sly ill but is much better.
1t is hoped that Yve will have organ-
ized before.long The Young People's
.Society'•ef Christian Endeavor.
•.J)ied in Winnipeg
The following letter has .been' re
cpived -by Mr. John Barkley, regarding
ttte death and burial 'of his trother
.phn Barkley, in .Winnipeg; and <ltich
.hilly explains itself :.
Winnipeg, Jan, 25th, 1890.
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'John Barkley, Luck
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etitinet Bruce Qounty, Friday, Fo rua.ryP r4th.
Gnat OEioaring Cost. Sale
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1RTY' DAYS!
Ali kinds of goocls.sold cheaper than ever, offered re before.
The following prices will convince the most sceptical :
Grey Flana1s, all wool wostla 20c. for 1 6 gas.
U'Uio .WC'rey Fl , ols, al fool 'Worth 15o. fox 11 eats.
factory 111anels all Drool worth 36c. for 22 cents. r:'
. . • 'Union Factory Flanels it11 wool worth 25o. for 18ic
Goad ail wool Canad ,oa TvTeeds worth 66o. for 45o.
Silk Plus/.os in 10.shados sold all soaso . for 60 for 35c.
gassers -66, s- 50o: = - - be ow -their e . , _
ul tr value. few- ends of =ant-
lingo; vete. alleap to cieaz out.
20 per cent. off all lines of Cronipton Comets. viz t 50c .
goods are
•folk 40c, 75e for 60c, !$1 for 80c, $1.25 for *1. These
staple goods and are a big bargain.
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ThoHu) Grocery!
IMMENSE BARGAIN
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Having just received a targe consign
went of
SITUATION
WITH STEADY ,Ef Pr OYb,tl
good pay all the year duud, to r
furnishing satisfactory reference
MokreaBgii, ilt
•r'.YL1`$tlC@:LH80bY.-.8i'C�'F. .S.•n r..v .r .Y_._
nls 326 ireryme r rtoc eater,' 1 . Yr
641). r000l es,
Choice family flour,
Cho5Ae Tobacco,
.Canned kaoods>.
Crockery, r_
Glarssiva n
Teas, Coffees, R?ea
and Sugars,':
which will. be sold cheap at
the _.Hui'. Grocery:
Goods delivered to "r 11 'parts
of the vi11v.
• . trSur'll�n
Ja�n i �a
est. o. hitt:40,41in,
.•fir p. .
in Re.' g! `debtb
tset••;Avillquip's t�►s
ofaF.
Fran B `'
dthe ' l�r��n
MEN z ANTED I. ,
To sell our choice Nursery Stock. NO X.
EBIEI\CE REQUIRED. Ste work "
the year round. USER AL PA ATZ-
ANTEEL WEEKLY. Outfits frea.:"Write.
for terms and commence at once.
Atwood & Company.
Nurserymen, GEri EY4,N. Y:
5 -mons. - c,, 830
WAGON,. MAKINC....
HORS .`•-SHOEING
•C EN ERAL BLACKSMI,TAINCII
- Adam 4l%ont'pson 115s'+rave td• 0
inhabitants of•- Luck now and snrroundia
.couatry for the 1 eradtroil{age bestowed or,
during the 1 vem,yeare,, and wishes gcontiivancerctf; hi u rs and a tar.
share of ,the alit • • a atter positioir
thatl_
alwaya
e. a the,.-"ap,e,Q tlia-publ-,:.._
alwa has on i and a stock q
�P'agions ' 8� Buggies
of all kinds, 11 a also will remind them of lin
far famed -
SCaTCH QlAMOND` �Ro
ick he alwaars has dti lila'' and arei,niad
st-asra<teria,;tie i-wa-ntfu e.='4
in this line will do well to gilt* himraeerfj
see prices • before purchasing-thiewhe vt
icular atte on.paid to • • '••;
L HIIEtIS :'HORSE SHOEING; ",
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feet oontractiii�is and'interfering
y strigt attentio to business, good *ork••
yiront-gam
en, 1 frust to retain, ti he patronow:.
extruded to mel.. a .
ADAM'=: THOM PEON
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?bell' Street opposite the2�ia�k : 19
+ t.
best yarn in the trade, 'regular price.
25.0. FO
7te120 a Conon . " plushes
DEAR Six, -Your telegram of the
22nd duly reached me, and I at once
mule arran;etnents to carry out your
•instructions. Your brother was buried,
in the Presbyterian cemetery in Kel-
•rioriati on Thursday afternoon. He
was buried from . the college. The
-Rev. Principal King, and the. Rev.
'Principal ' Sparling, and myself took
part in the funeral services. The
students and professors of both Mani=
tuba and Wesley .Colleges attended
the funeral. There were two beautiful
#'torsi wreaths;. one from. the students
of each college. I saw. your brother'
•'both art his boarding l'ou'se, and at. the
hospital.. Principal King, also saw hien
several times during his illness: The
Principal and I saw hitu late oe Friday
alight, and laud sortie conversation with
hjtn, and prayed with hint. We were
gad to get front him a clear statement
of his faith in, the Lord Jesus- Christ.
.11e was then very ill, but we .had no
idea that his end was so near. Your
brother was.a very worthy young than,
and was Petting on very well indeed,
id his studies. 'At the Christina's 'ex-
aininations he came out the first of his
year. He w:as' raking tui honor course
in -classics, 'and was looking forward
'earth ential'.y to receiving the degree
Of A. next June. I don't yet know
.any ing about'his effects, but I will ,
send you a statement of . •the, funeral
expenses • whets• it is 'sant to me.. -I
have four letters that have cl•tie to his
address sine his death. Will you
kindly tell ire what I ant to do with
trier i Mr. R. P:it'te•l-son is the name
of the fellow student with which your
.brother was .,rnast.-.i11timat,c' Ile: Was
very atten,tibe to him. fey appeared
to be much attached 't eacli„9.t1�er.
'We all sympathize win yon very
deeply in this severe 4.rial. It must be
as comfort to you to I•:now that your
l•ro ee Sived the. life of :'t christiap and
diene.. christian'i 'death. I will be
very glad to answer any questions
about him,' in my "power to answer.
Illy address. is, Rev. Professor Hari,
��'inn peg, ... i+Iii+of�rr. T . ^atmilt;' hist
Dear fir, Yours lit leer es 'e yen atIty,;
l'}I' 1i 1S FtAttlf.-
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. for win.do�
'aarla",+3
i; ted,
1Hows b t'"•y+
Up `ohs
sur,, •, �[;M1;r
U1nti'�<
fila i�►ult s.
studitis•t
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hei'f.mtr•qK
ing Rf th,.ri:c
on .of
ai `^,`
'curtains, lamberquins, manti vb
5Oc. linin for . 35c
drapes, etc.,
« ?d
�,• l,ddra k�9 ld
45c. line for - O -c. biamttbap, -r 48 2 0
. Cr
e Was she..n anti�sle. 1d' make
EIGHT SPQQL0tAFab
able "hi., •+`
and
1711'"7 bars electric soap , for 25c.l
guaranteed equal to Ding -
men's • 12 barsars Liaundr.yy_.
"Jubilee" �0c.•�
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51b. Jubileere. soap- .for 20c. ;
•tNy� e.9
No..1" Valemia raisins, dates,
- or flgs, 3 pounds for 25 cents;
51bs. starch 25 cents corp..
starch, 4 plus. for 25c ; 3
soda for 10.i cents
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-w ANTrim. ei)11 (frit (i tpr,r';TTJ
-LINE: OF Nt liU(:1{Yq;,s'yn.K. e�'.1, .4f
,JW, t1hiicif want g"- Frrreia1t'CC'.
1'880 furnish paying; ij>Ieitions to w, lkers. iffy
targe experience in thin bnstness enal,Ies me to
offer- sire''cial rorivantauea to beginlias. I Can
make 'a sueeessful salesmen or ancone who
vri3lfeTheiar coy •P•
'begun t.i<aeri;eanent ein-
plcyment. Wages paid ouca,h week. Outfit free
App once and secure choice . of territory.
EDWARD P.:St4ELL,
Nnl!>tid>rj ta>ti �• ROChCSttr N'. Y 0
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WHEAT PATTER* CncPCtKEnY,
44 PIECES FOR $2.
EXTRA
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. 4 beaySO. or 40c. ;
40• for 80c.;
be arrested
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DR. CHASE.
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l As 'a world, wide reputation tis a physlens. '
and•autlior kris Mandrake Dandelion Lustig
Cure is a. triumph of medical skill, curing,
diseases of the kidney andAyer r
SYMPTOMS OF
KIDNEY kI"NT,utlieb
dc�ilill pain orweight in the c. cider and base. of
atadomen • scalding urine ! n obsttrucijed
frequent desire to urinate, es 5 - ; fly et night.,
among aged p'ersbns , hot, dr t' 1, pale eom.
p14$oa, . redp$ fd whim dersits, . p dizzineltt,•
sane atoi cb, 'ctinatipat' '' piles,d
, liver acid
swelliirg, lite 234
LIVER C
pietdoo,, '.a�its life obi
energyhe�tdacha , 1 psi mdrgee`tilon spots,
pimple$, te.
HOW %MED,
Mandrake and Dandelion are nrrA�t�ire sLi`v'et,
cures and when combine with Kdney r'ehiy-
dies as in Dr. Chase's Liver Cu,ke" :t:111xnott
poiftiveir cure til kidney -Liver troubles, It'
ads lige A charm, "stimulating the clogged
liver, stfiettgthei iag the kidneys, and invigora-
ting the. Whole body. bold by all dealersat $1;.
with recriip4 book, which alone is wa,rtii4la
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Oils EF
Pain r shout
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ruu•'n�
tyles': a tlw ctbYily
D� Pr. Chasesyil
', Kidney -Liver Pillgniade+:th_1
gently yet affectually.. Mar
taken Charing any erns),
They cure Kidney' Jiver-
• Bache: irtsness; costiveriess,eto-
Sold: by7 all dealers, Priiielpe
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I3ICARY , h Tn�..(JrjCKmLiP.
5 for Smbe><„•'; 3,pounds of sod
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Gl•upulous•tihalers scf iii. i fe'rior mils andc.t1ii.la .th rn.-144,
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To protect the Consumer, this celebrated' gilds' only sold by.
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onto,. Ont. Bold only in Luck,*.
• - TAYLOR & POW »,
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