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VOL. XXIII.---NO. 1166. WINGIIAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JUNE 8,1894.
We went to tell you about our Linen
'Stook. Nowhere hi town will you find mob
an assortment in Table Linens, Napkins,
D. Oylies and Towels, and the value is,
•right because ' the prices are right. AB-
purchaaed in the Old Country and imported
-direet by es, which means a great saving to
you, There is nothing that delights a
woman's eye as moll as fine, pretty linen.
Come and Nee our and be delighted. Our
Print and Challie stook is the prettiest and
most complete in town and you are sure to
be suited.
We have a number of ends of Carpets in
Brussels, Tapestry, All -Wools and Unions,
suitable for small rooms. We will sell
them ()heap to clear out.
cheat!, as ever, The 35o Tea leads the
Our Grocery Steak is fresh, complete and
trade, because it is always the same quality,
never changes.
Shop early and seoure prompt 'delivery
-of your goods. This store closes at seven
.o'clook.
ORR & HISCOCKS,
The Only Direct Importers.
Tent BEAn, June 7th, 1894.
Marriage Licenses
Issued by PRANK, PATERSON, No 23, Vie-
t oria street, Wingh am, On b. No witnesses
required.
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at the Oentral Redness
(Amer Youge
and Gerrard Streets, Toronto. nqueationably
Canada's Greatest Commercial School. In session
the outireyear. Special circulars ror summer clussea.
Write for one.
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1-46eAL NEWS.
le for geed butter and eggs et R. A.
Gra 4,/ et:Ortieety.
g of the School Beard
ern !et4silay 'e4ntn next:
-The fare to Go °rich on the Saturday
excersions is $4.en not 85c, as stated last
wee
---eWhy buy cheap goods, when yon can
get blur best for the same money at Mun-
shaw's ?
-The frost on Tetsday night did great
injury to all unprote dad vegetables. The
fruit, it is thought, Lees also suffered.
-We understand that Mr. Robt. Main -
prize has purchased a site in Goderich and
will put in an arc electric light plant in that
' town, in aeshort
-Private moneys to loan on mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
•• JOIN NRELANDS.
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ess--Messre. R. C. ruling. and Wm.
Holmes, Reeve and D uty-Reeve, respec-
tively, are in attend ea at the County
sCounoil, which is i sessi n in Goderich
this week.
-Messrs. McLeser & S 1, of the. Wing -
ham Saw 3fills, ha ie ced the price of
• -wood to 750 per cor 1, a will deliver it to
any part of the twee.
-The Toronto 3rip, the great and only
-cartoon paper of ianadae will be given to
new subscribers tom now to the end of
1894tor one dollar .• Send along your dol-
lar and enjoy.the election cartoons of the
Inimitable Beergoegh.
-Ladies, heVe • your garments made by
Nies M. Johnston,' Gregory block, opposite
the Queen's Hotel. Latest styles, good
work, always firet-elares fit.
• -Geo. Hall, tret agent in the employ
of Marshall & Co., Londoe; was tried in
Pahneretori, the ther day, for having
.violated by -lave f the town regarding
'hawkere and pecd . He was fined SIO
anjdosts.
-The Sacrame
ee. was dispensed in
dan church, las
fifty new menthe.
•prOfeseion ef fait
•munion roll. Th
raging to the new
Jt of the Lord' Supper
e Preetrytea.
Sunday. -Upwards of
, either by certificate oi
, were added to the cem-
e should be very encoure
ranter, Rev. D. .Perrie
he congregatio e were very large, bat
Morning and even ag, and the sermons on
both ocortsime Were earnest, vigorous and
.eloq'tent,
T to Ladies.
The pleasant effect and perfect safety
With whioh ladies May tele the California
liquid laxetive, Syrup of Piga, tinder ail
dededitions, makes it their faVOrite remedy.
To gat the heir. vomitus attierle, look for the
name Of the Verifornie Fig Syrup Co., ,
printed near the bettOrd of the package.
-Huron June Sessio s of the Peace open
at Goderich on the 12t1J instant.
ss'es•-•'Rev. Mr. Molienz e, of laioknow, has
been called to the ohu h in Chesley vacat-
ed by the Rev. D. Peri e, of this town.
-Go to Munshaw, _he leader, for all
kinds of bar pins, sword handle, Corsage
pins,
-The semi-annue, meeting of the Rural
Deanery Chapter was held in Goderioh on
Wedirscle,y.
The final draft o • the Stationing Com-
mittee of the Guelj h Conference places
Bev. S. Sellery, B. D , in the Dublin street
Methodist Church, G telph, and Rev. G. A.
Gifford, Ph. D., in tlje Wingham Methodist
Church.
_watches, °looks and jewelry promptly
repaired and fully warrauted by HALSEY
PARK, Meyer Block, Wingham.
-Tho June session of Huron District
Council of the Royal 9.'emplars of Temper-
ance will be held in -he Foresters' Hall,
Gregory's .Block, Witham, on Thursday,
June 141h, commeno- g at 10 o'clock a. m.
A lap e number of del gates is expeeted.
Rev. D. Perrie le es Mlfonday next,
to atteud the Genet I Assembly of the
Presbyterian Ohurohj which meets in St.
John, N. B, From tl ere lie will sail for
the Old Country, wfiere he will spend a
month or so. Rev. llr. Camercn, recently
ordained, will take Jharge of the church
here during Mr. Perse's absence.
-Parties wishing get a snitch cow or
two can be acoom nodated by Mr. D.
Stewart, 1Vingham. He also keens a
Dertyem bull for ser- ice.
The following are delegates from
the Wingham • Baalkist church, to the
meeting of the Walkerton Associa-
tion of Baptist Churches, which is
being held at Parise •ston, on Wednesday,,
Thursday and Pride., of this week: Rev's'
Jas. Hamilton, Me. and Mrs. Gec. Po-
cock, Misses Pocoo t, Elliott and Homuth
and Messrs. W. Chapman and Alex.
Kelly.. •
• -Capt. Richard n, of the Wines=
Corps of the Salvat
Sunday ,evening
Dominion Congres
which opens in T
and will reoeive hh
other corps after
The Captain is
worker, and was
ham. Who his
known yet.
n Army, farewells on
eXt. He goes to the
of the Salvation Army.
onto on the 12th inst.,
appointment over some
is arrival in Toronto.
an energetic, earnest
uite popular in Wing-
nocessor will be is not
-Why do you ruin your eyes by looking
at the sun to see if it is near noon, when
you can buy a reliable watch for 03.10,
from Munabaw, the leader.
-A new time tabl. came into force on
the Grand, Trunkles (way on Monday last.
The morning train-oe the London, Huron
and Bruce division ncev leaves Wingham at
'6.35, five minutes ea lier than formerly,
and the afternoon tr. 'n leaves at 3 25, in-
stead of 3.40, this tra n crossing with the
W. G. & B. train for Kincardine at the
junotionehereafter. n the W., G. & B.,
the mixed train going south now leaves at
7.20, five minutes earl er.
-Fruit culture is noire profitable to the
farmer now than hie sther crops. Brown
13ros. Co., the most ex ensive nursery house
in Canada, have a yen .r.oy in this section.
Write them at Torento, Ont., for their
terms.
-We are pleased to see that the Goderich
Signal man has come mt ahead in the libel
suit entered against rim by one Senior.
Some time ago, the epee was tried and the
jury found no damages and that each party
pay their own costs. 3enior, not satisfied
with the verdict, appalled and 'the case
was argued the other c ay, in Toronto, on a
motion to set aside the judgment entered
at the trial in God rich, and to. enter
jeclgment for Senior or nominal darnages
or for a new trial. he motion Was dis-
missed.with costs. he action arose over
certaire statements ade by a correspon-
denVin a comerruni Lion to the Signal.
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-On Monday a Aernoors, Mt, Nelson, of
Mende street was driving along Josephine
We were in err in stating last week -Mr. Geo, Powe
that Dr. Towle was a delegate to fill
nis this town, fell for
n
cepeiph conference, when, was held et residt nee in that vi
ll ge, the other day, and Menzies, East lwin-male 9 heed, 10,3110 ; The
Goderich, Messre. R. Mambo and J. J. was pretty severely,
Homuth were he delegates and Mr, injured. A couple
Honauth was in aZendauce this week. on the scaffold and
injured.
-yr, J. T, Gru-ow, the Liberal ()mai-
date for West Hu n, and others, will ad-
dress the electors 1 Wingham on Friday
evening next, the 5th instant. The opposi-
tion candidate • invited to take :part in
the dis- cession. _
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-Mr, Walter lmith, of Brussels, was in
town on Wedues lay, and gave the Tines a
pleasant call. 1,a) was distributing adver-
tising matter for the great Canadian Order
of Foresters der onstration which is to be
Iheld in that tom on the 2nd of July next.
-Foe first-ol ss tailoring 'and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co.
Remember the place, one door south of
R. A.. Graham's grooery store.
-A. grand °emelt will be given in the
Town Hall, Wingiam, on the evening of
the 21st inst., uncles. the auspices of the
lacrosse club. Mr. T. H. Marks has charge
of the arrangements, which is a guarantee
that the enterteirment will be a oucoess,
as T. H. is a host n himself. 1
Jas. Fleaty, of the-Ativanoe, has
Teen confined to tees house for the past
couple of weeks, be we are pletesed to learn
that he is now on a fair way to recoveree.
He has been ailliotell witu blood poisoning`
in one of his feet. .nd at one time it was
thought thee it wot have to be amputa-
ted.
-G. T. R. treinslor Toronto and east
leave Wingham at 6.25 a. in. and 11.20 a.
m., via W. G. B; 6.35 a. m.. and 8.25
p. in., via Clinton and Guelph. Good con-
nect' ns by all trains.
-eSeranac," th standard -need trotting
stallion of Messrs. H. & W. F. Dulmage,
won second money in the 2.30 race at St
Thomas, last week': ,1 he track was heavy,
but he made the I'. s est time in the raoe,
viz: 2.29. He also .won second money
in the same class, at Port Heron, Mich.,
this week.
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Si. A YEAR IN ADVANCZ
Efirst provi on, fleet in importrume if ;, A
of 13lyte, formerly of Vanbtone, Ter berry, 2 bead, 2,630, W. if which] have eeds to be met, the negleet •.'e,
scaffold at his new Geddes, Merris 3 bead, 4,330; John af which will re It in suffering andshame.
rough not dangerously Geo. Nicholson, -.'nrnberry, 8 head, 1 m
:4,040; not in time, wh h every an should make ' •
bricklayers who were Thor. Jamieson, East Wawanosh, 4 head, for his family,h s relation to their spiritual
ell with laitn, were not 5,990; W. Jame ., East Wawanosh. 2 head, needs. To do 1 is fully you must first be a
'2,720; John B. e,Gee, Rant Vnawaneele 1 Christian your elf. "Reek first tbeltinge
bead,1,880; Wen Beeoroft, East Wawanosh, dem of God an( his righteousness," is the
6 bead, 8.370.; Vm. Beid, Culross, 4 head, Beviour's comnand. To train up a child!
6,190; R. Our ie, jr., East Wawanosh, 2 in the way he s ould go, hide not tbe nom -
head, 2,500 ; R .ht. Currie, sr., least Wa- mandements of toci from him. The proper
wenosh, 10 Nee, 13,190; , :T. Black, Blue- teaching of a fasuily their relation to God. ,
vale, 4 head, e890; Andrew Mitohelf, is of prime impertance in the formation ef '
Turnberry, 4 hefQ, 0,120; P. Leaver, East character- WI hout a right view of Goa.
Wasvanesh, 4 he d, (5,000; John Anderson, and our relatues:to Him, there is Ito Motive
East Wawanosh 2 head, 3,900; F. Ander- power to form (-noble character. We must
son, East Ways 'nosh, 2 head, 2,900 ; R. have a true miswor togive aright reflection.
Coulees, East ' rawanosh, 2 head, 3,320. Wbere God is -nknown as he is, men will
There were in al 109 head, and their invariably mese a God after their own.
aggregate weight was 152,930 pounds. The imagination. be material wants of. matt
amount of money paid out by Mr. Stewart, can only be su>oliecl by material things..
on Monday, was 2(5.358. He informs us There are need of the body whiph begirt '
that he has anotl r lot, consisting of up- upon one's ent nee into life, anti 'never
wards of 100 bead to ship in the course of cease until thefiny of our death.' to aka'
a few- weeks. struggle to sup ly these needs thewise We-
provement of c5portunftes and possibilities
leaf the utmos inaporta.noe, for, "the nigbt
cometh when o man can work." Row
TIM TASTER TO AN CELLENT DIScOURSE ST can I make th • necessary provision? is the
ANY. J'AS HAMILTON. question upoi many tongue. ',Provide)
things honest n the sight of all men," is ,
the divine inju action. Faith in God wisely .
uses the legiti nate means and opporthnie
• ties placed b lore .us. The refusal err
neglect tr, do his is presumption and not
faith. The a: leant of provision. whi h a
man should make must be settled by him-
ing brethren essembl-
on Sunday last at self, but the p -incite•rs laid down in Agur's
rpose of attending prayer is a safmone: "G iveme neitheepover:.
ty nor riches. aesedrne with the freed that is •
he Baptist church.
and John McLean, needful for nue lest I be full and deny Thee,. 1
°cession was formed and say who i . the Lord, or least I be poor
hed two deep to the and. steal, and use profanely the name ef
the opening services, my God." U eon this foundation prieseiple .;
Hamilton, preach -
appropriate sermon
ng for one's own,
'n I Tine'. 5:8, "Bid
is own, and specially
ouse, he hath denied It is God who
than an infidel.), cousidereth th
nopsis of the dis- whose chief air
themselves.
xt this morning is a of this year this
-Mansharw, the leading jeweller, bas
taken a full course at the Toronto Optical
Institute, and has all the latest appliances
for testing the moat deficient eyesight. All
testing free.
-In this county,
Examinations, the
write: 182 Primer,
Junior Leaving, or
Leaving, or First el
315 in all. $1,550 w
of these examined
sent to the Educed
fbr the examining o
balance, $612, was
looal expenses for p
In East Huron 365 have applied to write
on the Entrance tminations, and 145 on
the Public School L eying.
at the Metre:muter
Rowing numbers will
, or Third Class; 93
econd Claes; 19 Senior
ss ; 21. Matriculant.; ;
re collected as the fees
e, of which $988 was
Department, to pay
the papers, and the
retained to pay the
siding, paper, ink, eto.
. Last 'laming.
All who are owing Wm. Ridd by note or
account, will pay the same to John Nee-
Ifaoirnicsolaltecontiocen.or they will be put in court
Wet. Rmn, V. S.
Pers nals.
Mr. Thos. Nash, editor of the Gorrie
Vidette, was in town on Wednesday.
Mr. Crowell Wilson, jr.,'of Owen Sound,
is ome on a visit.
6$4 1r, John Neelands., High Treasurer of
the Canadian Orderi of Foresters, is in
Brantford this week - attending the annual
audit of the amount '
Mr. Adam Anderson, of Toronto, was
visiting his parents n we this town, during
the past week. He i now travelling for
Messrs. J. J. Fella & Co., merchant
tailors, Toronto, a d his territory is from
'emcee
North Bay to Victoria, B. 0JHe will
leave on his next rip on the 20th inst.
His many friends ere pleased to see hirn
looking so well.
- A. grand cele ration will be held in
Mt. Forest on the econd of July, when
over $600 will lie iven in prizes for horse
races, bicycle races variety races, grand
lacrosse matches, o. The Tistss acknow-
ledges the receipt (if a press badge from
the offident comm tee who have Marge of
the day's sports.
"-The Wild • W
Wingham last Fri
patronage. It w
side shows, desery
public. 11 18. said
are attached to th
t Show whioh visited
ay did not receive much i
s a conglomeration of
ng of but little from the
that the gamblers who •
outfit did quite a thriv-
ing trade, cepturir e several avaricious ire a
divicteals, who w
where the "pea"
Miss Maggie McLauchlin, who has hasl
charge of a large linery establishment
in leittoon, Georgia...Per the past few months,
returned home on la•turday evening last.
Mr Morton, of Brampton, was the guest
of his son, Mr. J. A Morton, town, last
week.. 'I
Miss Kate Fisher, of Paisley, was visit.
j
ing relations in to All, this,%week.
Mr. and Mrs. . Dever, of Detroit,
have been Visiting- riends ill town.
Mr. and Mrs. J Timmins, of Toronto,
are visiting friend in town this week.
Mrs. Briefman, .1 Kincardine, is visiting
relations in town.
. Mr. John Beall ur, of Wroxeter, was in
town on bneiness, n Tuesday.
Teeswater New : Miss C. Farquharson,
a former teacher the Teeswater Public
School, but new Wingham, spent Sature
day and Sunday town.
Gorrie Vidett : Mr. Win. Birch, of
Wingham, was i town this week visiting
friends.
Seaforth Exp sitor : Miss May Cline,
who has been pending a couple of weeks
with friends in aforth, left for her home
n Wingham ye erday.
Mrs. R. Smith on has returned to her
ome in Lend • ,• after a visit of three
months with h r daughter, Mrs. Rich.
Arscott. Her andson, Master Gordon,
ocompanied her
Clinton New Record : Miss Snell, of
Winghern, is the guest of Mrs. W. Foster,
Albert Street... hief Bullard,of Wingbam,
was in town on nday. He was as mum
s though he Wer a member of the secret
ervioe.
e sure they could tell
as. Served them. right,
is the general verd t. • 1
-0,n Wednesda- laet, our lacrosse team
went to Listowel, and els,yed their first a
game in the distri, series with the club of s
that toivn. It wa thought that the clubs
were pretty evenly
saying goes, the Li
in it" with the ngham boys, the match • e
resetting in four reight goals in favor of
Listov el not being able to score
at all. There wail fine workdone on both
sides, and the Lie'.owel team, after losing
a couple of goals tried hard to retrieve
11 of no avail. The first
t. Stuart, in 4 minutes;
H. Carr, in 5 minutes;
uart, in 12 mieutes,a,nd
Iter Vanstone, in 14
e returned on the 10.07
re Met at the station by
dmirets, and received
matched, but, as the
owel players were "not,
1 0
their position. but
goal was won by A
the second by
the third by Art. S
the fourth W
minutes. The bo
p, train, and w
a large crowd of
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street with a me./ orse wagon loaded with their congratulati ng.
cord wood,wheet 11 e horse became frigbtee. -Over 1000 feet of glass, nearly as much
ed at mornething when near Mr. J. W. of cold frames, 50,000 tomato plants (grand
Inglis' blacksmitl shop, and ran away, I okr.
throwing Mr. Nel on out in front of Sweets' reiorucnritnryt ei.obvtgye,goisteagiti uciann81 floleivm u ciindabse
hotel, Some pa fee pinked the old gentle -1 large verbenas and asters, see them, Ilea
stetting of pantie& Given away! six new
num up and put him hi a buggy which weal
standing at the
Golley drove TLS'
pretty baa cut .n thither
a few ut iter
nieely. The 1 •ray Mr,
and wage,ug • t rultae veld
WOOS of ltd ru C.111,dose
hotel 1„„e, e„e se lei ler pease on o, se ns wne they as
e" ---" I Also slips of trailing plents to every &Mar
e1eHe received purclmer. Come, eidewallt nearly all the
%his head, and I way from town. South trice of the iron
eee 'seeing along bridge. Follow the poplar trees up the
eve te 6,„.„. river bank it few yards from the bridge and
iiX"'''r" yen will find rho Iron Bridge Greenhouse&
inc the : T, C. Munk.% •
Lower Whitehall,
Experience has Fovea it.
A triumph in medicine wasattained when
xperienoe proved that Soott's Emulsion
would not.only stop the progress of Pul-
monary Consumption, but by its condoned
use health and vigor could be fully restored.
Large Ship- trent of Cattle.
Monday last, edr. D. Stewart, of t
town, shipped six est loads of very ne
cattle to Montrert- for export-'' he
cattle were eonsigne! to Mr. Johnle t, of
Galt, and went by the G. T. R., at cl will
leave Montreal to-dase for the Old 0 ntry.
Some of the animal were greeal above
the average, is otab a ccuple o steers
delivered by Mr. JohnAnderson
CANADIA1
FORESTERS.
The. first Sunda,
set aside by the 'Ex
the Canadian Order
for offering thanks
favors. conferred up
about a; hundred m
land, Not 25, and visi
el in their Court .re
10.30 a. in., for the
divine worship in
Bros. A. H. Musgrov
were marshals, the p
and the brethren ma
Baptist church. Afte
the pastor, the Rev. J
ed re very practical an
on the duty of provi
from the words found
if any provide not for
for those of his own
the faith, and is woes
We can only give a
course:
The words of sur
general jerecept requi
make provision for th
mit Ripon thorn. Som
ones are children ai
parents who are the
itt his second letter
incidentally remarks
another subject, that
vide for their Mildew.. Christ deuonneed I ministering to he sick, supporting the
widow, educatin' the orphans of -deceased
the Pharisees of his c my, for setting MA' le
brothers, watchh_44 by the sick bed day and •
through their traditi ms the divmdly ap-
night while they and kindly rendering '
pointed support of 1 elpless fathers and.
„e ,the het office • n' affection when dead.
mothers by the ch ldren. Cicero,
Roman statesman Brethren, be fait .ful to your sacred duties
nd orator, who lived
arscrobligations, a d may the blessing of
106 B. C., taught, "
God attend your wing ministrations. A
ery man ought to
take care of his own farnily." This has
been the common ex:trine of heathen is by faithfulness a ne, you can. truly obey
tee Divine Iniunct n to provide for yotite
Moralists in all, ages. But Christ taught
own, and perform the saered atiazoloroki
that the Christian shieuld he 111 every virtue
vows made before he consecrated alter
superior to the heeal en. Thus we learn
"Liberty, Benovel ce and emceed."
that it becomes a ere red and imperative
duty to provide for or e's own family Any
man who becomes a
ought to feel that no
in general be so gre t as the duty to meet you will not use any other. Pelee 25cs
the real wombs of hi. wife and children. box, at all drug stores.
Nor is this duty co 'freed to the period of
his own life. Any .houghtful man who is Salmmirs
growingold will begi I deeply to feel ,evenif he world. Itistant care for Sprains and
OHS is the best Family L
did not so recognize wheu youilger, that he Bruises. Beware of imitation& Ask 'ore
Salmon's English White Oils.
ought when dying, • to leave behind him
time adequate prossision for those whom Dr. King's "Worm Polerdere,..
he bas supported No doubt many are safe and sure. 2.m. a box. • '
younger man, whet ogled to face death,
finds no earthly tl tight so painful es that will Ohre tht won't v‘ad. hundreds
0ncs ! testimonials teetiey to ite rut:rite. Mo
of leaving a youti wife and little'
without that pro isiou for the future g B 1 Ten does not do all that
willpositivelyrefneded if Heath&
which he migh have &ma had lie claimed i
acted more wisel . Many men spend Ring'seee.- „ I Di
all their ea' eings n each :year's life, when ree4ri.s Con.".eunateimme rse*
It
they might eesily rave made provision for make the blood pare iirti keep -%
the years of their wn probable infirmity, Ceres dyspepsitsat.eilIntlit,ifttiewenig,esotf; Ishirttltivrfeettisht
or for the needs of those who might servivo r end liver trent)
n bottle, six bate*
nut duty commanded in I
beat. Pve ry? one
in June having been
utive Committee of
of Foresters, as a day
o the Almighty for
their organization,
• bees of Court Malt -
the ()mediae- Order of Foresters is built.'
They do not p onose supplying an amount
that will necessarily . cause any to forget
God, at the ti -me time itis sufficient to. 4
keep from pov rty, crime and profanity.
"Blessed is be wino
poor." Here is a,society
is helping the poor to help
ring the first three months
society has renderedare-
'ng Christians to Instance to wit' s and orphans to the
se naturally depend- amount of $27,5 0, and they had a balance
times the depeudent on hand on the :let of March last, for t4te •
sometimes it ie the satne mission, o 5,817,689 How beanti-
elpless ones, Paul °I 1011' benign is dee object of this institution. •
o the Corinthians, It is, indeed, evc rthy of &religion whioh
professes to humanize and bless the world. '
while writing about
It isrthe nand -mead of the Church of Guist,
&rents ought to peo-
Williams Little Damlell
usband and father,
Pills will cure Headache, Hiliouereesee'
arthly obligation can Sour Stomach, etc. Try thera once ands
f East them. The impel
Wewenosh, which nt iglied nso pounds, our text should rec eive the preverbal and
and a peir,of two -yes -old 'Steers. .elivered - careful attention of every emscientioes Wrillitan"' ilieltat naltdentelle
by Hr. 'Wm. J. John ;ton, of Mori q, which ' man. The ,ohl rarity of the meld, soul r.Mo.
tipped the beater a • 8370 pout Is. The even of many wit bear thenome of t1,i-is. 1. Salmoursi V.tiglish Wlit
following are the wei slits: R. Hi g, Blue- then, is a poor le etcy to leepuettlt to it On&
vale, 12 steers, 17,69 pounds;• . Lewis, delicate woman and lrelmese ehildren. 1 Dess itengsfe 'Worm epet
toeeeterel,
1
Turnberry, 7 head, ,050 ; W. •Iornutb, Family ties and 1 leatmelape HIV SO' ttilider I -..
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Turnberry, 2 head, ..e., 30; P. Po* er, Bles. and precious, an their irdineuces et) far I -itentikneitl's Healing Mt
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vale road, 7 head, 0,880; Win, Prager, reaeliing, that the wisest forethought and_ .
liorris, 8 head, 4.280 ; J. M :Imams, provision is,absolsitely necessary to their Dr. Mites Mttlital 1,1
Blnevalo read, 4 1-stas. 3,280 ; Wm. J. highest itevdoprnr.it and noblest.end. Mau ell'.
tkre all reliable reedieines end
:Johnston, Morris, . , head, 8,8 i1 Inane is a r OMpleX ls.in .. consisting of hotly rteel eirmeere finale ifs e Aixtii,f"4.4„., 4,„„
• ‘Vright, Tontine*, heed, 4,68 ; Sand etoule-materialen immaterial parts -each 6-0.-e-or-vi-oxiCy2-iLeitind-e-dr,-----.-