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. . Above rates are one-way secork the tention imposed by the e:Uele A d0ct4r," orled some on . � . I i... . � --- . . . . . . ��� - " - I I � - ....."''r ,''.'' �,
I . ying from, Clinton. Tickets 4- Intensely I Dr Bruce Smith,wag, found, O, I
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, ]NJ. 1...,, LINERY... , For further powtic4lars itpply to there's nothing. the ma,tter with you, I I
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. . X X. 110DOiX8, Town Agent. - te'act'red from o6ll parts of the country, the desired effect, The girl bepavic, I . I .
. ' 'Office next door to the Exprosq Office and it appears to be taken for granted .1 - .
. In room formerly 000up!e4 by, MvMe4d that nothing new will develop until quiet And was soon able w, qtand on . M-1 I . _" .
Coronor Anderso jr he her feet sapportod by the uuroo and � - - . .
I 01PENINGS-1. , . investigation on Friday evening, It friends. A few moments later, accama 1 1
I � . I I . CLINTON NEWER � - 4pubOul Ifthe inquest can bo closed ,panted by 14r. Wrigbband the woman
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f , . - . MINTON, OM.. MARCH ,18, 190, I with another session. in aulform,obe walked downstairs and 1 .
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I I It is auder*tood that Florence Kin. V�t to R closed coupe, I , I .
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I . - - - .111: ra4e, her mother And father are to be Miss Kinrade is u doubt under .
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the Harpilton , murder� and it.le n Monty more witnesses. Anumberof
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Ot these are doctors. The others are.
clotbes man in the- guzee of a laborer
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hard to_ draw concluslone oval), -but mostly neighbors, whose names the
bothway be. ab-olutely, wrong An authorities refuse to give,
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The have had Ethel Kinrade!s
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that would support,any of the current the bullets found by the doctors and,
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Kinratie at the inquest, the eu. Identify the clothing. He is, the wit.
George Tate Blackstook. in thia oeat
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tire absence, so far, of . a motive, make ness who thinks he saw Ethel Ifitiratle
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course to any references in his three
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the-criMe a, doclAedly Puzzling One- ,afternoon of the murder. He could not
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. " - inquest. There were reportdro present,
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. Mr W. xbolg, .Who was formerly a telegraoix companies installed several
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orbo full on the face, of her questioner,
and keep, them thereundl half a dozen
!g!!iies had been put. and answered.
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. Mr. BlacUstock, 'to be raiaed upward, . - p . . . 1� .
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�� I . . . . all its branches at Sault Ste. Marie, this conivany alone handled 225�000 little round pane of -light at the iop or . . : , - --- I ... 11'.!Wpwm:�� 4 . .
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�, .11 . a rear windQw. They were , of tenest in � . I � . . . . � � �
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� ; . . Mich., had A. birthday party at his old words. The G. X. W., Company alsb - 0 . . I I .. 1�
. ,. � . . . home in this township to celebrate the had many papers to'serve and handle this position. But herreplies were do. i � _' X14- -P _ . .
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I . I . mary of his birth onFri.. approximatel� the same amount livered -in a. tone almostuniform.a, low,*
I . , rich..'musical. cadence puggestive at -�S .;BOO
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I , I . . . day, Ma,roh 12. The proceedings cow- w6rU All thes6 words have to be . � � . I , .
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I I !.. .. . . . � mencod by an elaborate dinner at 2 p. counted by the two companies before -once of voice culture and of training. . . . * , . . . I
I Thursday lEvening, . I I Not once did the notes rise to th . I I .. _ I
� in. to which all the ploneers,of this �qndlng in -their 'accounts to the tt CLINTON.' ..'
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. . I neighborhood whoAre still alive, Were various newspapers and it� i's easily . . . . .
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, MARCH 25tho : � invited. The tables were set-. in the .seen what sort of jo; they� will. be up Pit' It sigh of . . 11 . � .1 . - - , . I
- . I front room -of thelarge brickbouseand' a ' lief that Blackstock -finally stopped. - . — I . -
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I I — . I I . 0 - : . sixty-two.persona sat down to paxtake �be two offices to make a big be Miss Kinra4e' denied in tuto any , -- _' . ' . I __ .
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! ,.�., and following day- 'so - 1. of the many. good things provided -by , I , I I I . . . I . it. -'Queries . ' . . . I
. : I � . - . . the host,m4ny of those present havIng . VATHER XXDI(4XA' N�V. - ' ted th ' e crime - ., 1. . . .., . Legal I I I . - 1� � .. -NEWS NOTES. . I I . " � , . .
I � �, 11 . I I . I reached the allotted three score and Just how Mr. T. L. Riurade looks Seasational'developm6tits are prom- .' . . I I - Sir Wilfreg Laurier, is recov - . . .
, I .. ten. and some that had:reached foixe, isedwben the Kinrade murder inqu9st The followiny th, e4a& .
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. is resumed on Fridayevening, Mem. . .
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". 'I.' "I I . . I I � investigation taken by -the Crown in - . Brussels- Qu.�- I sold 9, mare .. George. Elaward wa;9 killed ai. Bra24t,. . . .
� . . . . hate aend hearty. After all had, d6ne. I Friday night's sitting of the.inquest; bers of the fav,ily have sworn that Q'1115411ell .�
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. . . Ethel Kinrade was notout of thohouse f6r4 while walking on the railway. I I . ...- . .
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�." I . . ample justice to the many excellent on the death of his. daughter B ther . she had,46side bones." - I showed - the P ive steamers are on *
` � APRIL & 0 ,.. I courses of the banquet, the feast of was very emphaticillyindicafedow en on the day of the tragedy. - - The police . their way tei.
` - . roasod and the fi9w Df soul-began,with Miss Florence KifirAde was ..-carriQd r,ay they will be able to show thatEth. purchaser her dondition.,yet be bought Halifax,, bringing 2,60D -immigrants, , - , 1.
, . , I the host so -chairm I el,.Kiniade..was shbt shortly.after ner and pa' .d$l'on account of the .1. - . . . 1 . k.-
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,v�4,1�, . .1 . .1 An; he said Ififty-six screttmin� out of the eoqrfroom. -Mr. now he refuses. to take her pr"" Rev. - Dr- 4 MxYlbi Asys the' decay. .. I .
-i.,. Ouch e years, ago my parents settled on. this,- Kinrade was*in-the little rbom where returningtoiliabouse. Theyexpect, , -becausehe of religion is- going on fast I .. i .
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�', . . farm, which at that time was a solid be and hi� family badbeen, pl%oed dur. to prove �bncluqively at tb, next. ses.. says she is.w.orse than he ffibught she 11 110ronte., '.. �
, I �� �� , What we Advertise 19 So. forest of heay. hsrd*ood timber, but ing the sessions, and -its his 'daughter sion of the.inqaest that Ethel Kinrade .Was. Can-lsuehlmforthopric�? , Mr.. 1. Frank Mole .
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. �; ", � . . by ind ustry,c�urage and perseverAnce,. was laid out on the a Y�:,o several blocks. frbm� her home ht S Ans. -Defects apparent at the time a a leading werchanti committed s .
"' � �1.1� �. long U4bl he was� - made for the purchase of a by. shooting. 41cid; . .
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,,, u; . � � they. transformed it into what it is to- seen to clench -his no and raise his &, on the afternoon of the: tragedy - bargain is � .. � ..
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11�,�, EVERY COURTESY AND ItTENTION - I I dav, -one of the finest. farais in the fair hands above his head . . It iflearned frora an authoritive source liqrsearenot included in anv fwarrantyl . - President Taft, in 11' ' - .. .. 11 . �'..
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� I , .. Province of Onts,y[o. �- Fifty years ago Wore tliere, ever. such brutes of that a -witniss will be � dallpd who wil I given Dyflie vendor, beda . . essf, urged- the immediate neb . . .
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"I AWAITS VOU HERE. - �* ecd Ethel -on essity 91, . .
I . , to -day I first saw the light of day aild sweat positively that she s6w. - If .tarift revtojob.* - ... I � . A
. I .E The purchaser was aware of the con. , : . � .
.� . . . . � I .. .! firstbieathed the bieath of 114 oxi this ! 16'4aiet, .father, 4on't get e�citod,' the street at 3 o'clock. This %oman I - Wm. Proudfoot, M. 1:0, P, ' ' L
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,�� . sonpo"2 - - 'L � .. 11 .. . same farm, I see before me40-CI&Y'the said big eldest son, Ernest, taking him �ea tho,tinie exa,etly,'beoxtise . bargain. Nothing was concealed from an address at the Board of T 'atle./ba:a.. , . . '. i.
,, . . . . remnant of the noble hand of 106ceis - by the. arm and lendlngblmbao� hite. she ft L I she . L
, . , . I I who settled in this: township I � .1 was turning the key in h6rdoor to lock himi A contract for the sale of p6rso.n. quet at, Glen's Falld, N. y. 7 . :: � .. .
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�;11, ,'7— 1 . . 11 acentury ago;you: were yo inen� PThe figure lying on'the table was al- Wjust as the city hall clock strucli the or upwards sta6uld bt) L in Writing, -or The death t . . I
. I 0AW16_�*Vy%V1% W1410" 041111110%^19 ' ' . and worneri theil withstrong arms and tern4tely.sobbIng s h ' . .. . * of Rev. ffichard Hassard; a : I I
1. s I :U - _ and hriek(ng: il ' . .. . .. somethingshould'be paid to -,bind .the uated, Met hodist' superann- . - - ,
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r .. L ' ' ves ,s I I hame hel," she cried. - -Oh, Ethel! Oh: ' 0 liat there will be an arrest' in tb P bargain, In this case however, $1 wai , . I . I . .1
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� Ill ferent countries to out homes oiit think I did it. I! Tl Oh,Ethell h6:wfll I Kinrade murder -case on or b6f3Pe Fri The Italian police fear the Mahs,
L $ Clurch Chimes . only children cany ng
. 01%�,%�--v,e�,%Itolb,'Ue%,1601wq&%�%I&OW,6 Th Sunday School and Choii are of - the wildern6s% for '-�ou ,
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- rselves and shoot me! "Ohl'! and the voice rose in clay -is no,w almost - beyond the sha, , . .
�,,:.� preparing an Easter Cantata.: - your children, wbeie the deer ar , , . .L . 1. .. iffal . 6ing carried out. ident
I I , I BAPTIST I . . . I � id the &wail. . . .. .! .. L� . . . . .. I'bf a dou-bt� , - . . - .1 I 1.- .1 findmay have . Rooseveltduring his stay in. Italy.' . . .
:�,* , - JbIp savage ran.' Y" ou. were all alike, - . , L . . .. . . . . .. . arightto sue the pur- � I
�'�'L , The Senior Bible.Ci�s�, iind'er Mayor .no 111, I I 1.11 I '. I- . L . .1 . . price . 'Joseph Petrosiu6,-head'ofN . - � "'
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I � Services v,s usuttl on Sunday next. Wiltse, was organized last Sundaki 0oor,.- in tfiose'days; and althougb- of 7"— - . . . 77- -77�: -7.-Me .I- ..._..___,._T . W' , . I ewYork's' . .
��,"� The pas the follow- with Mr 0. Holland, as Pke4ideat, .,. . : different -nationaliti6s and held differ, '. . - I . � . .. . . I . I dama es. , . I . Italian detective force, was sbob ancl .. ..I.
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. sugsubjects: MorniDg, "A Kingdom . % ent. creeds,. tbi� best of'good feeling - . L Coffuty - CDP ags. . . before Jadge Doyle; without a' jury, G S., Godericb.-Qu.� A -slid B -killed, b 'Black Hand met at Palerail. '114�_Ii..
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, , Rev J L Stewart, B A, B D, mission- =q . . � . - ' �with Rev. Goo. Jackson I
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I'll. - six from hiFi former congregiltiowtu Edin- L ,
�11 I I abduction. 'On Wednesday Judge; the right to take off the wood* in ,'
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:'11`, . on furlbugh from Chinaj will tell' er youLdid everything in his pow� - Jae. Sinderson, late of Howick, died I i;oyle % gave hid.decid? s6uteacing years. - After six Nears - have expired burah a CablogramL , I ;
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. . WESLEY ces at 11" buildings or logging his fallowi and we . - - ed nfid' . s g uaabat- I I :'11 . .
,��..";" I ext Sabbath, -seryi i . . I ,es 04ch of them .$I a year rent. I .
the , of missionary toils and tri.; to assist his neighbor in ih,ising his in Toronto last :o two baid a� hol, f� years in b chart 6i0re sin
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. 0 . a� p n I 'Aiinual. Spring Show,will be Kingston pepitentiary. cc e4co.l. . .: . . L . . I
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� W��,:, A committee has been appointed t m ana 7 P.m. Many will delight to all look t4wlc with pleas&o at'tbose i . � 4, took f)ff his wood in seven yeats. B L � . I
I . The . 0 A 0. F.R train ran Into the Windsor ,P .
"";:� see what can be done'tolvaids �4e erec- hear hint, . . . gatherings andtlie socialsessions chat 0. B,Ybh,.on Thursd,%y, April 8th. ' On Monday evening as Rev, -A. a took off h1swood in ten yezirs. C out . . .
� �j�' . . . I . Wishart,of Ole, was Wavinghome :and removed -some of the tte . �tation.at Mon treat, .
�:!.:- . Uon. of a driving shed. On Mond ' werebeldafter the days work was done - Organist Cogswell has resigned - his 'Pruss es from wrecking the build. .... 1.
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'. , adsirdes a' :League rally. COM -L ,As,&,child I -remember many of you as position at St. -George's xbg' qumbei of others. I . I
?v . ay evening Rev. Mr Stew. when bearthe manse he"alipped on the 'i ther !ng,. and killing,f9tir persons and * I ,
'.", The pastor All preach next Sunday, art -will . .. . . �1. Ws sore afte I ,Ix ybars had expired A ,., .,
1117 morning subject; —Saying tind do! Mencing at 8 o'clock. Ifivitati6n strong) able.b. '. . . 1� , L . . lc� sidewalk and falling broke hi� left Canbebe requiredto pay-thavalue? .. . . - I, I
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..�o�- P9 s have - odied ineni to�day,j be'. ich. , . - � . .. I
. bove, the w.vist and.gaye his (2) A concert was held in the school- *, -. Over a; thousand ]36ukhobors in - the - .- ..
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",�'L. In the evening, "Audacity or Sublim. been extended t6.the young 0o6ple,s: hold. you old men and women, the elas Galbraith, who has gold his �m Just a - ill honse-by a number .of young eople west are* going, out to settle'on the new . L � . - I . . I
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........ � ity;" all are welcome. societies of' the towm jad vicinity t 314 stop is g6nej and your beads, that . - orth of Gorri6, 'bas.. moved, a� ,JX a good r4any days, - ' ., tor th6 benefit of the school. Ifas they., .1an(b recently purchased by th' 0 4 . . .. ."
11-` - � I 0, � . .1 to' L 'L . . rl t ariR 1, severe. wrench which w,, .
t. i attend. The public care cordially In. Was onee erect, ar6 novibowed with .� n 0 eS L .1. I bo sore - o . , I* , . � .
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11 I . , age. but you Are no*Just as Cheerful , Rev.Milliar the ListoweL.Banner for twenty-one . - . ., A switchman's forgetfulnesialldwe4l i , .'. - I
, glass in the Sunday School are recjui�s_ . I . . . . .. I . d Jr. hag be�41n*itod by . to pay for an oyster suppe,i? . . I I .
�.j I" ted to be present in as large numbers On TUAsday evening the youn 1 find j DII7 as you were lirk the' days of. 1 -be Hensall Quarter1l Bo,, d to be Aria. - Thisla just one'o.f those all intW. ,,'' L *
.1:11 . h6 ,�t C% come years. 2krt.,W�. Olimle has sold'bis4 . _,.,
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as possible next Sunday. The questio di 9. la, your youth. Many ot se who toil- ' to- of th6 Met ,ompli ted. 6ffairs -which. ,
��-i ;, es of Miss 0burtice's" bibleclass ea� ed with you have gone to their rewaril, . . . 'L inebs. to Nowqrs,. T. It'.. apd. F,;,;M. Kay. I I the parties. a freight. at St. Tliom4s. One lady,_ :� :.. , ' .
, of organiz9tion will be discussed and tertained the youug, men bf Miss S . . mong tbomselv .
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,,,,,�!,, . . Ste. which reminds us that one-generatign _ Mr. Harry Haytev bas*6old - his 'farm The Mess�s. KJjyLbave fbr some ye'�ri , ought. t6 settle a es- pasiduger and the engineei were pain. , - �
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I" organized. New members will be cor& .Jnrg about 70. The evening.*as spent. coo must soon pay tb9 debt of, nature. son' son, for $6MOO., . heb.'naintedwith the territory. " . . ! After an ill�[&S,extendm 'over.'fi' '
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,�. . ial - enjoyment "in the lecture .,!:-8woiafW,, took somb of the trees ' - made a L I I .
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'i and,lay, down, our irmsi : I. thought I ' Geor,le Kelly, sr., of Morris, has pun. " Mr. C, W.' Papst; formerly . oi sea. th Sh L - te . .
6�, Miss Boles has tendered bar resignat_ room, follow6d by iefrwhments ;at 'would like'to have yolu As' L af B should have had he ould ac-� allarib. struggle for life,- Mr. Nitholas,
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ion as choir leader, which has been ac Juartliff'si . .. I.. .. _. * , �, .
"" - . I . to -day toeat and drink with- me And Ju L� . If the time limit Put ,Mlson,. London's helLiv�d Old teacher, ' .. ...
I my. guests. ch , ot .23, con. 9. from -the estate of forth,who,with his soniMr. %V E Papst, count for th in-
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��11`- I . I 1 6. Skelton;� 'The price paid- was V9,750. has':been carrying en -a book �Lnd istat. an- end toll's right.to bake thetimber died athis home! Af&-i4a . .1
,�'- "pt:d by the Trustee Boird, and Mr On Thursday qveping. in' -this social gather- - . - L - . I . ionstry . business inSanta, Parbarba,0al'. thenL-0 slipold'have-expired it may be . ylb .
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."', in her stead. Miss Boles has proved asseurbled at the pars6n . I I to bethe greittest and sold his farm in Stanley'lias purchased ifOrnia, hits � dispLosed of the 'busines's contianded-thaf he ,refused to allo* I . . .� .. . . .
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"�'�� would have been pleased to retain her sentiusr her'with a beautiful cabinet'of. public to the a6utb, and l9va'lt go the While unk . lei 'few week� �Oturnlng to Canada; . ' . yea,re. It he be njfcde B pay $1 a yea'? GV,R FROM -JARVIS SECTION. .
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Gibbings, Presi- ii3* childLeb,yet always will- slip'ped and fell breaki � � . tutqay. .....
... . I . Ak � some-, �of his to Mrs., D. Marsh, 6th con., last year, nized B's right to- contifitte-to come tip, . . ,
4 11 suing her musical studies at Toronto birthday. Mrs J3hnL I still and action for damag& oveir the accident, -be contended that he' thereby rgeog. setited at .the Tewp . facts ill
`�' �% ih the near future, there was no other dent of the Ladies AK made -the pre- cherish .the scenes of myybuth and tho7 ,ribs. . . .. . . I 01111 . .
1�. �, .1 I, - course open, sentation, and Mrs E G Oour . I . , evening March � 20th. The scenes in. .
.��-. tiek Pre- land of. my.birth, and when my - work I while returning home by theLfth (!Oil' w ontheland.,'(2)lpregiame �boyoubg elude "Talr Pines FArni,11 .-, - L� I
, ! . L Her horse ran away frightened� -she . people got permission from thetrustees Bar'jonin"' Boston Sftting�room 1 L .
SS, i The. 100 -acre farm of Chas.,Rveloigh,: Keppler's .
' sident of the W M S., ieadan addre s done T hope I 'shall close ink. eyes for Lot. 29, con. (), Gray, was sold to John avers, by o metallic drain pipe in .,a L to hold the -c (oticert in the46hoolroom. X a .. .11
"�' ' The anniversary services of Wesley fop which we regret we 11�ve -not room -the last time where -1 flrstopeued them *Sample Purvis, of Xilverton't .ts.-Maglomls Houie",and arainterior I .
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1:11 . Obfit6b,'held on Sunday, were as sue I , 614 week. ' - ' - - - "' . .. . . 0,Pric6, field by the roAd.%,imy which NvaR .after- Whether- they did so isr not, 1& is'quite ,view off the a , ii.�, I
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I . cessfat in every respect as the most � ..t.... X . .1 .22 9hol-t-tatid approp- . . .1 ..: - - - - ward put in, a, culvert, - , - . - - 1 � I clear-thatwhatever,funds we, 'collect� Specialattentioti has been -given, these. I : L I : -
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�,, , sanguine could expect. Rev James aj in . qnda night Ja&fortb, has eq from tbos6 who patronized the eianr ,4 I
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,� Livingstone, of Mitchell, a former pas. W the le., sociaar riate addresses were also delivered by .1 settings. also to the 6teet'leal effects.
. been appointed,tt, vacancy on Ili" J..G.Moseran familyivilil YPuqg P000O Without detracting from, the interest ` . .
�� �!', . tor, preached both morning and even. I mittee. The devotional exorcises were Robt B McLean,. Duncan McGregor, b libtg _4tr ' eaveabout Fert,could be aped by the I r .
".. I . . Miss Lulti Howo, McMillan, George McEwen, JA0 teaching staff o . I . Ora Ward the- 20th to reside in Wate'rloo;wbere In any, way they saw fit. . . 5.. . ��
�!, . ibg. the con relation at the latter ser- I followed by a 6olio by - B me. . I . . � I of. the storyi a number, of ' high-class . -
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." e argest that has been,: P� reading by Miss Olive Holland#and a Lean, A MoKonz - T Mel- school, Guelph.: .. . � M�, Moser has pur-phased-a. briok-�res - . . - � . � � . I ''.
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seen for some time, Both Mr Liv* number of selectidns on the Grams, 11s, W Uhapiman. J Templeten, � Void, ' Robt. Anderson) Zurnberry,. sold a ideince. On thoAth of this hionth Mr. . 11 . I . I t eviece by the principal charactere.'... , , : i
�11 � Ing-. and Mrs Mosgi arrived in - Blyth q5 'Herbert La,,wtonce `of "Tior' aiTio.6,% fine. *
`�,� stone'asermons were excellent phone by Miss Ida. Twitehell. An and.cithers,one of the speakers rernark. sow la�t week: that weighed- 585 tbs. .. onto was 7The compantialso a band -, . '
,;.,,,.,. ones, i6bundance of home-made cand' , Ing that he frequently carried the host It brotight $32, or a))94t the price of. S .. alitig pree nes,r"Pi . '
! . -at. 9, 'years Ago foom Sebringville driving by . struck by, 4 f I irban �whi0h, will give 9, concert'of. 9 ndid' . .
. . that of the morning being an insph v sup. I . I . I ple . . I , .
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j,-.-,*,, ion to 6hristians in theireffort at right oung Isdiegof theLeague, ,� around in his arm sta 6 Vein Ciffitbli . . I ' - * I . '! I I .. in . ot..noon. .1 . .., . .1. ., . - ,:... . '..
plif d by the -y s when lie was an in., cow a� few years ago, - * qP - - . . 1.9 . and killed. . usto . �
1, was servFd for which they de fant, but.'that on account of his- weight, .. � I . I . 11 - - - - I . . I . . . -,.. . ..,
�,�, living, while that of the evening was Serve not Mr Lamonby has sold . his grocery Mr. Win. Riau; Hullett, recently sold - � ...
full of promise and hope to the man only a vote of thanks but the ,highest . hi would not like now to aftempt to .bu ' a find live year old I . I � .. . I I �, .
" I , I sines� and pipperty in Wingliani, to inare to Mr. D. Don-� . � . .. . . . I . . .1�1 .
11_,.�_, , compliments for the excellence " of the earry.film,, thi§ part of the �rbgrammer bl; David Rush, from whoni he- pur. ovan. of Seaf6rth,for which he received I I � . I � .1. . I I . . . . � . I., . � .
,�� who desires to "floe frotn'the wrath to aVr' 6k ainties , . 1. .. I . . I . .
," ,� . some." At the close of both s6rvicell provided. It was a -was brought 10 -9, "close by all joining chased it, a few years agga - the handsome sum of-.$=. Thi's makes . . ., - . ,.
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�_ many of Mr Livingstone's old friends Very ell lease audience -that 4rose 'in singing, "America!" and "God, save - . the fonrth liorse Mr.' Rion has disposed . . . I ' 0 ,. , ., . �.
1� 1. 1, � � . Goo. Durnin, of:Ashfleld�bao sold his . I I
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" ", � 4rowded round him to renew their tie , t O ra aphone closed the , the King." ' . la6t month, and all but one I � h .� ..� I � . .
_ 4 farm of fifty acres'to John Xilpatrick of in the I . I � . . . � . .
e in It was at thi -tire thatthe Add- were Yalsed by himself, For these 61 ,m. --J-e I ,BrOS.. � . .
%'i,'. friendship and good will. A special OU . it save. the Xing., , , ,go w6vq. soun s Janet . j . . ,
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, sollection of $4.50 had been asked from - .. ded ,$nd -it was idot long 'to Thos, Anilerson, of Mafoking. . horses Mr. Rinn. received, close oh to
�_11 'before these old pioneers wero'6n the - 1. . . $700. : � , - . I I. . . 0 .
the congre ation, towards r�dueing ST. PAUI:,g . I . . . . . I . I . . I . I I .. ' .
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:6, 9. I . � . . floor dancing th6 good old&otch reels, This. week we are called bpon to. re. The burial took �laco in G&rle.eeme. I Leaving'�- Town'.. ' ,Se�le'... . * I .,, . I . � . I
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�`�. the$900in ebLednesedn the churcho At the A. Yo Z.Aj on Tuesday even. 'jigs, and hornpipes,Witb all theagility cord the deralso of James Shaw, a - . . . . 0 0
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,r. I and at the close of the evening service i ng last Mrs. J. McLeod gave a very add enthusiasm of thedays of yore,un.. hig,h esteemed resid Is ? tery on Mbudiy'of Mr. John Twanjoy, I . � . . . . . . . . . . .
� I.: � the ver gratifying announcement ent of Brussel ,. whotormerely lived 'near Lakelet in � . . . I . .
��,�, Interesting paper on Canadian �kut. til the timelfor supper had arrived, w c IF n I .
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.,, , *491=e that the peoplehad res cod'. hors. Selecti6na from their works were when refreshments woro. again served h took place. 0A.Zaesday * ight. .Howtek towuship. Wv. Twanle had � . � Is the chance , of a 11f6timef6r )(OU - 'to' ; I I .1 . . .
�i; Orbe. * .A. 'Hill. in L �-*AThoro is not. a condession Iftio. in for some years -been living in 6rth , -sec''Ure, 16W seasonable Dr - Go6ds' Clothin' . . . I
� , . abundduccr,abd the dance was again Grey that has not an old bache
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ed most liverally,tt sum totalof6ggl .read by .'Miss D01's, Mrd� A. I §
:17 �1_ ifig received -$5M from the congrega. and X Ounne, res . ter. Dakota, and bad comb home on a visit, . y - . I. I 9), . * . �
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1:�, tion proveri and $100 being a generous On Tuesday eve - , d was' taken i . . ,8o9p§,afid shoes at 'almO. st your OWn.prlces. - '. , . I . � I
I , and voluntary contrll;ution from the nibgnexb a Reunion 'Youth abd beauty,'of this-violhity be- : Xj thing about marriageable Widowers, *home'of his .brothir-hL-la*, Mr. Cole, � -6 ��
_7 1; of the men -of St. PAUIS will be held gan to -ass6mb!e to spond the evening .0 . . I .
I I I . The stoc'k. must b ,'cleared, dqrint� the 'next' : I
I..:, , Ladies Aid Society. The choir render- in the school rooba. - This is a. prelim. Vith Air Dolig,and a number of the oldm' The call from. Ktiox and Callin winghaui. � I � . I . bF ,. .
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� � , ..11� I ad eiteellent service during the day. I a 'fi)66tin' looking toward cele. er ones remained.to, onjoy themselves, -churche� to Rev. Xr A. Ferguson, 8. A.,. A number Of peopfie'-of the Vnion -fe.w weeks. and low prices must do it. Note t Fe . , . .
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11 '. Rev Mr Jolliffe took Mr Livingstone's r ting.this, 0 fiftioth anniversary of as well as their soils and daught6ts,th6 of Glenarm, has been accepted, .The church Saubler L10, assembled at� the' I few price, reductions and remember what we - ad- . I . I
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1; I . . I t parigh. program will be rend. guests continued to artivo, until up. In e place in Knox home of Mt. Delgaty of the ,Bronson I I . . �. I . . . .
. I � ELLIOTT'S HALL e and lig b refreshments, ser*Od. wards- of two hundred people Were pre. chutob, Belgravd, on Thursday March Line on V ri"y evening and presented verds,e we do. , . I : . .1 I
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� ''. The revivat services in Ulliott's Hall, . � . . . . � . I I . . him with, a, Valuable purse as an appre. ... � � - ' � It. -
I 11 Mrs.1eigle *uart, one of thb early ol . $iulr.$IOOVeic6ats,'todlegLtat'-'-,'*;'*.,4.4�',.,.,,-,i.6�.%..... $5,M - I I
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� � I conducted by Evangelist W. G. Burns, Rev. Mr. gawy6r, of LucknOw, h" and his, able body of sablatants. were rosidents of Nesforthi died. at the h6mo D go,ty, althou - 6,nlyc ap slttlocairl" ' . gk 11 - " , " - . ..,.�i.-."... , 5 to . , .1
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" will be continued every ni t at 1.80, .. repared''fok it dod were untiving in prbacber, conduo a 44 :12 .is , . is , ": . .
t beat that great, iton steed . �jh ......... kl.*... 1. F00 - I I
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� , Saturday evening iucludew�. Sunday that is dae of her daughter In Chatham on Satur. h seryiees I I .
�'. to arrive at Ripley.'bt' 10.- I r, every Sunday. � I . 'Boly'S 3.75 1. , 41' .... ................ I . .
7- services at 10.30 a in., 2.80-abd 7.80 p,m. heir efforts to make the guestofeel at day lAst, - Aged al#y-five years and I . . I . 64 A ...... � 2.50 . . .
P. M. ' On Wtdoesdai Oveialug this home &tj . I . . 6.4 -, . - - �".:. � I - 4.. 4 .... ,�.# .... 8A) I
; , - Sunday afternodn d ha The m0y. ,wbi�) seven montno. -hursda:jp� 4th of Mtiroh,ai2 16ter. 49 O.W. - is , - it .. 3.1f , I . . 4
7 1 The subject fo% Ger* famous horse dashed down the- rail- Went oil untlIppy ight, when.lunch . . . OnI .. 1. It ), , I
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vied, will be 'Ili Modern evangelism road,ttaok.roVLu0knoWj Ahead of the Wasservedt and' the - - in Grey e6ti, . Veits .50 Plibeco-lino-d Uhder;�;a'Xk*at'.. 4. 0. , "..�d *.. 40 1
, 'Irural n.d.according to the creeds lo�btuotivo -and travelled - on a mad re6u ea With Increased %eat and Ardor township,"Mr. Locking 11th c0no, i woftby residentti of Blake, was cote . 66 I �
� , i ��',,�.r 'a dance *as again Talking7about smarb people Is & ng -event in the, lives of two of the J151ted Wool Ghd&wem- at , � ......... ...... I 40
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�, � , rch F' A heartv Invitation . gallopt crogalng four, btidgoo, to a dla� and Was,contioxiod Without apy'inter. wonderfull old eantlemap. 110 if, 08 britted, the odeaslob being, tha golden I , , , id .75&n-d.85F?eece-lin#d Vnderwearat...# ....... 55 1 1 . .
", ".1 /to all. ante thteomiles past Ripley station age but -is romatkably bright wedding.,anniversary of r. anti A11% 12.1-26 now Spribg pritits hundreds of different patterns to . . I .
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� ,.` � , W ILLIS , an I Pot6r Douglas. Although'Mr. Douglas I
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I I - Mai 46Wh- Notwithstanding that Dolk for his kindness In furnishing Sane 6 "n6�,_ ' years, they are both in-enjoyment,of . 11 I I I . 4 . - I
�biy able/.sernions were preached. humorous drOW0016 WOO pAbsed I I . . I
�'., 6t; Stinda the such an excellent banquet, ind enter. lam- Alexander, of MoKillop, a6d one good, begitli. . . I " � , . . .
ast by Mr, Stewart 06"Thd horse failed to barn, to tlia A b 1) a a of the early settlots of that township, . . I All 'lines' of Dry Goods, Cllothing,'136ofi - ,
�' '. - TAymen VissionarY. Move-ment," Mt� thblON-bbbkopto-0 going. At b 'Or tainmefit kn4 hoping for -10 - Thesalt.ofxaftke vo-Weeb Wawa . I
il PI ey ant Voturnsof the &nnivermaaryof the died aft -be ho m6 --of hereon-ln4aw Mr, . - and Sho'eg,at WhOlesalepric
� � " ' "66brWri and Mr. Heal 6f Vallatton ,four 7-6azig mon damO to, the rellOf of day of his hirt y nosh Piro hasurance Oo,,Atle -es And -less. I
! . aselated. in the tnuaital art of the gee, h,, several of them ro� James McKay, 4th concesalon on Wed- 4 in Walk I � . . . I
� , " 19.1 the train cre*0 and started on foot marking,that they bolleved that he nesday morning, Mrs. Alexander was Orton last Week, proved 0, very Inter. I I I . 11 . . . I I
, Videa,giting 96 Well lean, ordd duet And &bead of tholoo6motivo, finally cateh- might a66 another half century of life 74 Yeats of age. "i 1 eatin one and occupied the court for
� .i",044bd in a W416 4tAtt6tte - with ing. the horAO three miles Mom the two filill dos, It was to settle whether Sale potes strietly Cash .
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I � * fj$te. Roo" Xr Sawyot, ,come to before ablIffling off thle moltal coil, Mr: 9 Y. MoLeano X P for South lightning had anything to do with I
Aloddko Campbell and SpAlding. Their, tri r. oig filtenda to remain foe 4 few � . �
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