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IDAX JULY 3,180G.
SI.R. LEONARD TILLEY,
A= Olt' THE DIaTIi'GUISLIEU CANA-
DIAN •-•J XNNR.1N InI:7ISTER wIlEN
TIIE S, P. WAS I\TfOD1i0I;D.
St. John, June 25. --Sir Leonard
Tilley passed peacefully away at 3
o'clock this morning. His death,
though expected by relatives and
friends, was heard of with deep
regret. He was 78 years old. He
was twice married. His first wife
was Julia Ann Hanford, daughter of
the late Air. James T. Hanford;
and in 1867 he wedded Alice Chip-
man,. eldest slaughter of Mr. E.
Chipman, of St. Stephen, who sur-
vives him. Sir Leonard leaves five far the larger fish have not entered
children by the first wife—lir, L. A. the river. With few exceptions the
Tilley, Toronto; Mrs. J. D. Chip- fish taken have been little larger
man, St- Stephen; Mrs. W. H. De- than the legal size.
wolfe, Chilliwaek, B. C.; Mrs. T, R. A nian and women sailed a large
$urpee, Winnipeg, and I11iss Julia y awl into port last week. The Irian
once owned and sailed the schooner
Dauntless, but had the misfortune to
lose her, He was on his way from
Detroit to Michael's Bay, Manitoulin
Islands, where he owns a small boat
which he will put out and use for
fishing purposes.
Mr. Manger, of the big mill, has
received instructions from Mr.
Ogilvie to shut up the big mill here
as soon as the present stock of wheat
close of the Revolutionary war came is ground. up. This he says will
to New Brunswick. After attending keep them going until the middle of
the Grammar School of Georgetown,August. Meanwhile the employees• path over Highland
Sir Leonard, in his thirthteenth of the mill have received notice that y =� Mary. It is
year, went to St. John, and vas at that date their engagements will A recent outbreak of pleuro- to loyal Jean Barns' our thoher should
apprenticed to an apothecary, finally cease. The reason assigned for this Pneumd in .inhe la uggh England, has. turn, hlove for her and for
enterentering business for himself as a step fs that the through freight rates resulted in the slaughtering of ninety her and for his children was very
ing e took anr active part sia step
the th P. R• enableg the .big firm three animals. Six were found to great. That is a pleasing picture of
to shiphwheat from e�t Vitig m be affeeted. It is alleged that no him banded down by one who saw
polities, and was one of the foremost zitevious ease had been known in him 'sitting in the summer
promoters of the Railway League, as far east as ltingston, as cheaply eveningr
organized to secure the construction as it can be brought by boat here England for over twelve months. It at his door with his tittle daughter
of a railway from Sc. John to Shedd- ands i when ground up here the pro. seems strange how the infection in bis arms, dangling her, and sing -
duet has the difference between here could linger so long withoutshowing ing tc her, and trying, to elicit her
fie, In 1850 he was elected to theitself• mental faculties.' The little girl
New Brunswick Legislature for the and these eastern points to contend died in the autumn of 1795, when
City of St. John, entering public life her father's health was failing."
as a Liberal. In 1851 however, he
resigned in consequence of the result
of a. local contest in which he was
interested. In 1851 the Liberals
won, and he entered the new admin-
istration, thus beginning his long
lease of power. He was a prominent
temperance worker, and Was chosen
Most Worthy Patriarch of the
UC)DERICii,
Tho caretaker of the central school
hs.s placed 80111 pretty and comfort-
able seats around a few of the trees
r.. ...01440 "Si:. ,
THE WINGILAM TIMES, MIA A 5, i 06„.
dresses, upon millinery, needlework BURN'S LOVE 1i'Oi . FUB WIFE.
and. various t)pies of general and: - ---
household interest, and the usual A ` U) WAs'Tt 0I' rortll.Alt 3Y;1ii'ATXI]
departments are also included in the eon "lix(tltI,,#till i1[ARY." -
on the front lawn. They will be, July Journal—which is unusually
when painted, an ornamental adds- complete. No feature of it will "Burns has hetes hotly assailed,"
tion to the school grounds. appeal to lovers of the beautiful writes Arthur Warren iii presenting
On Tuesday of last week the Me, more strongly than the cover—by „The Other Side of Robert I3urns"
Matll dwelling- on the farm on the Maxwell Parish --printed in rich in July Ladies' Homo Journal, "be -
Bayfield Road was burned to the tones of brown and green, on buff cause of his alleged Itifiliff:rem to
ground. The fire occurred. at 5 r. M., Paper, Tly The Curtin Publishing WS wife [Jean Amiens', but the feet
and is supposed to have been the Company, Philadelphia; one dollar ie he was ardently fond of her. Je;zn
result of a defective chimney. per year, ten cents per copy. was true to him, and his true affect.
Miss McDonald, who was on her ion never really turned from her.
father's schooner the Iioltage, was
'.lean twors'hipped ltittz�-literally wor-
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Toronto and Bast 0:01 a.m. 1:18 p.m
11:20 't10:07
p. tit..•tid, Cl! lion
Paiute/sten Mixed 7:20 t`1l`:10 a m
Iionciun and South 0:30 a.m. 11:10
'1:15 pan. 8:00 p.m.
Itincartfine 11:'20 a.m. 0:04 a,nl.
1:18 pin, I1:'20 "
10:07 " 0:05 p.m.
G-0
FRANK SCELT'S,
ensue roe itj r 15 slum AND 1 mot CUT
taken so seriously ill on the .cast Relief in Six Hours, --Distressing shiped hum. And when we study tole 61,
voyage that she had to be moved to six hours y ttPlodder
ti Soa tin AMEr.r0Atved in lii her devoted life we must agree that
her borne. i i v Conn. " This new remedy is a grPat there must have been much that was
News reached town on Saturday surprise and t'elioilt on aCCOunt t> its admirable in the character of a Man
exceeding 1
r rue a woman.to the effect that the Cambria, was see ug pratuptnees m relieving p.,ln who was •iClOrrrd by
t
In the bladder, kidneys, back and every Bums: biographers have paid too
ashore on the coast of Algoma, and part of the urtnaly llasaagea in male or tenuity attention to all this. 'Therethat though a tug held been Sent to fetnate. It <relieves retention of water
pull her off she would not move, and pion in /mew It nlmoat immodia- is no use in apologizing for the de -
Bass fishing has been the pastime this
If you want quick relief and sure rests of Bobbie's life, but there is
this is your remedy. Sold at Chisholm s such a thing as insisting too heavily
of our anglers the past week, but so Drug Store. upon them, * -} of Too much
has been made in the thousand
Tilley, Toronto two sons by his
second wife, Mr. Leonard P. D. and
Mr. H. 0. Tilley, survive hind.
The funeral takes place on Satur-
day afternoon. Sir Samuel Leonard
Tilley, IC. C. M. G., . was born at
Georgetown, Queen's County, N. B.,
on •Aiay 8, 1818, and was a son of
.Thomas M. Tilley and grandson of
Sainuel Tilley, of Brooklyn, N. Y., a
United Empire Loyalist, who in the
Stook Notes. stories of Burns' in of the "Highland
In spite of the disturbed conditionMary" episode, and too little of what
of affairs in that country, South he really felt for Jean Armour, and
Africa continues to import a consid- of Jean's intense loyalty to him and
erable number of cattle. Quite;.devoted care of hila. The real facts
recently shipments of Shorthorns, !about Highland Mary will never bo
Devous and Ayrshires have been ; known. They comprise the one
made to Carpe Colony and Natal. !episode of Burn's life which is veiled
* * * in mystery. But one can study the
Cattle probably have not gone out ; poet's life closely enough to see that
of the stables in such lean condition the persecution which in the early
for many years as they have this days seemed to hopelessly separate
spring. Pasture, however, has him from love drove him to Highland
grown fast since the warm weather Mary for solace., and that Mary's
came, and unless it gets checked with sudden death idealized that Higbtand
late frosts, as it was last spring, lassie in his memory. There was
cattle will soon regain their usual not much more to it.. Thele has,
condition. been a sad waste of popular sym-
* * *
At the Royal Dublin Show Short-
horn bulls met with a ready sale
at from 35 to 60 guineas apiece. For
Polled Angus bulls the demand was
against in shipping hour to points
beyond. The consequence is that
on anything but local businessthe
mill will lose money, unless different
arrangements can be made, and at
from
present that does not seetn possible. 35 to re45 atelguitp pricas, es
ranging
bull, a
Tke ciosinn of the mill will bee two-year-old, brought 60 guineas.
distinct loss to this town, as we are polled Angus heifers sold very read -
now without a mill which can make ilv at sitnflar figures. Kerry cows
any demand for local
wheat,
small, + and heifers brought 16 to 25 guineas
and. Jerseys 15 to 35 guineas a
head.
°k * *
At a reeent sale of pedigreed Here-
fords, in England, the auctioneer
National Dtvision of the... Sons of i comparatively, though the aggregate
'r Temperance of America in 1854, In 1 of that crop may be. It is to be
1856 he was beaten on the liquor • hoped the efforts to avert this step in
question, but in 1857 he regained the past may not be relaxed, and
power, and in 1860 he became may yet prove successsful.—Star.
' leader of the administration, which dwelt on the prospects there were_
i position he retained till March, 1865. June .Ladies' Home Journal. for better prices in view of the exclu-
{ He took an active part in the nego- The Ladies' Home Journal for sion of foreign cattle by net of parlia-
se,, tiations which led to Confederation, 1
July—an artistically attractive and znent. However the prices realized
attending the conferences held in interesting issue—opens with a were not large. The highest priced
' His Ministry fell before the storm of Joan of' Are and tier
Prince Edward Island and at Quebec. { sumptuously illustrated article on cow out of nine sold brought just
homer by $100, and heifers sold down to $GO
each. Young bulls brought $70 to
$80. Store stock at the same sale
sold for 13 cents per pound, live
weight.
opposition which arose when the
l
proceedings of the ]atter conference
i became known. A reaction set in
i however. Mr. Tilley formed' Apropos of the approaching centers•
another administration, and in 1866 ary of Burns Arthur Warren pre -
won the election. Soon after he Bents "The Other Side of Robert
attended the conference in England Burns," revealing the better side of
formed to procure a chart of union, the .poet. Ilezekiah Butterworth
and he was in July, 1867, made a tells, in his engaging way a 13rook
0. B. (civil.) On the completion of Farm Story, "The Wife of Ben
Confederation be left the arena of Bow," and Alice Wellington Rollins
New 13runswiek, politics to become humorously romances of "A Town
Minister of Customs in the new
Dominion Cabinet. Front November,
1868, to April, 1869, he acted as
Minister of Public Works, and on
ii February 22, 1878, he was made
f Minister of Finance, holding that
position until the defeat of the Con-
servative Ministry. He was appoint-
eti Lieutenant -Governor of New
Brunswick, and held that office
until 1878, when he participated in
' the campaign which resulted in the
Conservative victory of that year.
; He again became Finance Minister.
1 and brought in the high tariff 1known as the National Polley. In
1879 he was knighted. He remain-
ed in this position until 1885, when
#1 bis health gave way, and although e
'visit to London, England, gave him
• scene relief, he was obliged to
Mtge offiee. IIe was appointed
" Lieutenant -Governor Once more, and
i held that • office for eight years,
resigning it in 1863, Since then he
.las lived in retirement.
Emma Asbrand Hopkins, who enter-
tainingly writes of the childhood
and rellgious life of the Maid.
Hay )'ever and Catarrh Reileved in
10 to 80 Minutes. ----Otte short put! of
tlibe breath through the illower, supplied
yrItl finch bottle of Dr.Agnew's Catarrhal
Fo'wdor, diffuses this Powder over the
* * *
In olden tunes, when cattle lamm-
ed wild over the country, it was
necessary for the cow to hide her
calf in as safe a place as possible,
while she was away in the opening
picking up her food, because the
Bicycle." A trio of poems of the calf could not accompany the mother
p upon what must occasionally have
field. framed in a (starving by W. been long trips in search of food. A
Ilatnilton Gibson, and a musical dense thicket would serve as a good
composition *"The Lyndon Polka" hiding -place during the another's
—by Mrs. Frances J. Moore, are absence, and, as a further protection
page features. Edward W. Bok against the attacks of aulinal foes,
writes editorially of the girl between
sixteen and twenty. and enters a
plea for people who go to the country
in the stunned' time to live as near
to Natnre as possible. Lx Pt esident
Harrison discusses the Department
of State, bringing into review, also, be found in domesticated cattle. It
our diplomatic an% consuhtr service, may also be noticed how cows about
Great eaive when in the field will seek a
retired spot, in a bush, if possible,
and if such is not at hand the shelter
inherited the tendency to cur itself
up in as small a space as possible so
as to escape the keen eyes of rape-
elous animals. This tendeney can be
seen in young calves of the present
day, being one of the wild traits to
and the Great Seal f the United
States. In "Feeding a City Like
New York" John Gilmer Speed
makes some astonishing statements, oi' an angle of a stake fenee haps often
presents surprising figures, and , to serve the purpose. --•-Farming.
asserts that New Yorkers could live
comfortably for four months itt ease
sm Cured n a, ay.—South
of a siege cutting off all their food .1L e i tie Itheumatie Oure, to,' Dhoti -
supplies. Dr. Parkhurst speaks oiati8,n and Neuralgia, rttdicnllycures itt
toroibly to young men in his paper 1 to 3 days. Its notion upon the system
"A young Man's Religious Life," is remarkable find wy,aterlous, It and Mrs. A. 1). T. Whitney, with iuoved at rynce the carie anti tha diaenae
immediately disappears. The first dose
equal vigor and direetness, writes to greatly benefits. 76 cents. Sold at
girls concerning beauty. 'William Ohisbolnl's Drug Store.
Afartin Johnson's "Souvenirs of
9
Summer she let I)a
t•ts is an artistic, Istie
, practi- Agnes says does not enjoy play
cal article----timele also, being at all."
tepee of. the Ilse' Massages. Painless directed to those who will enjoy part' I wonder why?
at' t l lfel to use, it relieves in- of the sutntrier soca new scenes. She says you borrowed her hat
lrtlliy. 415';COpie'rneeen nasadaa e, Sore Throatee , "People Who Live in the Montt,,' "A and then went and got a seat in front
•
illitira nod Deafness, $350 Mous(,., ar,le,es on seasonable of her.
Piles Cured in 3 to 6 Nights.—Dr.
Agnew'b Oiirttueat will sure all cases of
Itching Piles in from 3 to 6 nights. One
application brings comfort. For Blind
ant Bleeding Piles it is peerless. Also
cures 'fetter, Salt Rheum, Eczema.
Barber's Itch, and all eruptions of the
skin. 35 cts. Sold at Chisholm', Drug
Store.
Malice and hatred are very fretting
and apt to make our minds sore and
uneasy. --Tillotson. AT REASONABLE NATES
Stoney advanced on Mortra;res at 4 pet eentwiih
He—Funny, isn't it to -morrow to. uinl iie outs cacyi ot°ad the end of any year, Not, s
d ay will be yesterday? BORT. avIQItV'Doo,
She --Yes, but not so funny as the Beaver Block tlinrhatn, Ont.
fact that yesterday to -day was to-
morrow.
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