The Huron Signal, 1881-10-07, Page 6Likitt.
Mw as st night w',at thou hail Arae 1, ,
And tntlte murales abet Ikon bast WAS.'
tot a'blim and Int rest thy swell creek has Omar
Allt4 growth of tt. If. with thy • tea,ek, that
too
- Be dd t *iny
a wind , bth. thea thee
ly` Mat surelyIndeed. yam oak -1.001
agree. • t
ons kaew whet' atter losecad w . t r•
Chitty prem to ear "Good lily,•'
Which among the hips that kiss les,
Fiat beaeatk the Sewers wheel* Wt.
.t' kilo 14.e r.:s upon their faces
Pell ear bitter. ktlaodhrg tears.
Teaks words atlas's .ramal.,
We %weld whisper la tbetressj
!Sleep tam lip r �•5
From teat'y a ohs
Five things ohrerrt. with oars;
01 whom you speak,
Tttw,omyou speak,
Ahdl ow, mid when, *MI
Keogh Had easeslk.
C:4 F.arnter purl was grist &l,ares,
And drove Ms thea about
With here !" or "there 5' and pft world swear
When Wage went wean, no drigjt�,
Warlessestbe don.. by sot of Huta
'And all in 'ler. tis
L'p••n the farm. or e!:.e lied storm
Tel et ez, tL • •;1oal:rd t. u :.
A pleasant word eta. seldom beard
nons him "It Is enough
Front else to day their bit. to pay,"
Bald surly Fanner Routh.
To keep me rules as well as toots
;a order, i have found
Upon a stone --with strap and hone -
They must be of m grossed.
'Twnr thtuhe pvn.u;tht, and : MD be brought
*IA terriere from tau soil,
Be isvl.g,U11. rota worked with w1U
Whom prni.t+ did cot dpoU,
But rad awl Zrave. thouan wtrong and brava.
With sinews firm and wino.
The tabor. s grew --tit %somas. too
Wbo world for Farmer *ask.
When ill -luck ;cmc, with Rost and flame.
' And swept his goods away,
R'hen toss or health:mil loan of would'
orougo,oud,
Then Fanner T.ongi., p . gritr. and gruff,
gave atony *.biter grwtn.
5'i thfttk that he, aim should be
Left friendless amt 'alone.
Rat Farmer S:nooth. who in big youth
TheDeneolts haul lea -nett
Of tools well oiled. from those who toiled
For hoar. affection earned.
He spoke them soft, and belpe4 theme oft
W1th counsels wis.eaad true;
.And neer negrudzed to those tvh•' drudged '
praise which woe theirdh..
And when rite tioods swept ail his goods
Away, and he was left
In sorry plight --all in oiu night -
Of lands bereft:
Pr end. flocked around. in grief profound.
And gave substantial aid•
And Farmer Smooth said, f• • In good scoth,
Who givesis well repaid r
The Fashions.
silver gay is revived as a f.shionable
dress color.
Plainly made dresses are again worn
by a select few.
T
THE lI (MON' BTGNAL.‘'FRrIDAY,'OCT. T, 1881.
.et,a t.esltsk
this
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As tlatlal. this ooanty am mss
t•_ srlfres si t,llg bertn� l Ex
hl6itiotai�
Wlee..66kssn.-Ys lelkerias in the prise
Holism -Three year old CI doodah
«r ;Ad `7 ?dada*
Ennis, � abortte,
Mi Wes. u� arrive i koo:e front
Ikota on ..us.14i, :.a: a :'s.',1....it.
ill health.
Mr. John hi. 'liae, :or flora!: .•f this vi•
amity, left .. a ..t• ea a• ' I. r :)•tliiriar : 11 ay
...r
ataruua,' •Hue- succour uu.•u.i ,:I••
flet; 0 K1 For Iwu1.1 d. u.. .;i; :alio;; in Ai 'Ali-
111Zbillft Martina 6WItY•v&49 (*eked \u /114'1'
,-
ether Clyiesdd.n. 2.Mr last
atallipMs.'ti`."1
ihOry
•t ... • ...t.W .et Monday
a,a, ;•••dTac• J,JL.rjiute
e .4i•y. QHauahl.r ld,t..rly
for thel prompt way it
(keret, Bruoetield, let; Hugh Love, u.,'•
H$ii1DG� ((3iraise/Ind. Threeyear old Clyde,-
dole BY' refer Ifo(krsgor, dirundeld,
kat and Aad, ,Trading Cbelelphile�Wly,
Hugh Lure, sr., 1st. Clydesdale breed-
ing frau John kilowatt, 1st.
Cly4 ti'. f Hugh Love led, John
Stews*2nd. roadster stallion, It
Back, 1st, Pair at matched
roaster hones, W. W. Ferran, Clinton,
3rd. Agriculewal station, t years
old„Jet M.Do std, Asleeld, 4 Agri-
cultuarfilly, two years old, Jai. taut,
Stanley, 1st. Matched agricultural
rteam, J. White, Rodgerville, 1st. Car-
riage stallion, two years old, Andrew
Quvenlock, WI"ntrup, 3rd.
C srrLr. -Aged Durham bull, James
Dickson, Tuc ersmith, 3rd. Yearling
Durham bull, H. Snell & Son, Hallett,
1st. Durham bull calf, H. Snell & Son,
3rd. Cow. three years old, H..Spell &
Soo, 3rd: Ayrslumeariiri bull, Hugh
Love, Hills Mean, 3rd.
Pres. _ Berkshire boar, under viz
months; H. Snell d• Sons, 3rd
.
Gsatx.-Spring Wheat. with :taw,
Wm. RehiH, Seaforth, diploma
Furs Arra-W. N. Creswell, of Sea-
lorth, took the following prises in this
department: -Paintings in oil -animals
from life, led; landscape, Canadian sab-
ieot, 2d; marine painting, Canadian sub-
ject, 1st Water colors -animals from
ife; 1st; landscape, Canadian subject,
1st; landscape or marine view, not Cana-
dian subject, 18; marine view, Canadian
subject. 1st; pet and ink sketch. 1st;
pencil drawing, 1st; sepia drawing, 1d.
In the ladies' dertment Mrs. Ru -
I dolph, of >itSkoafdvl , takes god' tie
fors ;Winn embroidery, 9nd for fancy
knitting, 2nd for embroidery on muslin,
an extra for sampler work; and 2rd for
crochet tidy. W Swaffield, of Goderich,
took first prize f..r kg rrbin quilt
John Brunsdon, Lond iwro, 3rd on
tents waggon, and for carriage bent
goods J. S. Walker took first prize. A.
G. Van mond, Seakrth, took lst oa
all wool flannels, let sin union flannels,
1st on summer tweeds, let on serge, and
a diploma for the best assortment of
flannels..
• In addition to the above, Mr. Michael
McQuade, of Taickorrrpith, gets second
prize for an essay on hole to restore the
fertility of worn -tut soil. Mr. Swaffield,
of Gu.:erich towhskip, a prize on grain,
and the North American Chemical Co.,
Goderioh. several prises for salt. W. C.
Searle, Clinton, takes three fur plums,
one for grapes, and one for collection of
gapes.
Welistt.
t Rett' texe.-John Stanley, who went
fto Dakota last spring, returned home to
Kinbnrn last week. He likes the place
1 but says the water is very bad and this
causes a number to leave.
GOOD Woax.-One day last week W.
Coventry thrashed, with a steals thresh-
er, on. the farm of Mr. Thornton Wal
lace, .7th con., of Hullett, 800 bushels of
grain in les than 10 hours. Of this
amount 300 was wheat, 300 oats, and
200 barley.
Wm. Smith, one of the pioneers of
Hullett, left on Thursday lad for New
Buffalo, Dakota, where he intends to
make his home. He did not take his
family with him, they intend reutaining
here until spring. Mr. Smith did not
sell his farm as he intended. He owns
G40 scars in Dakota.
AsoTHrx Proxima Gotta -Death has
removed another of the early settlers of
Hurxin, in the person of Mn o.. Mills,
sr., who died at the residence of his son
in Hullett, •n Saturday, at the age of
83 years, in great happiness. He came
to this country 65 gears age, residing in
Quebec until 1830, when he moved up
t.. McKillop, and settled there, remain-
ing for many years, About 8 years ago
he wen: to lire with itis son. in Hullett.
He was a faithful member of the Metho-
dist Church, being of a quiet disposition,
he never task any active part in munici-
pal or public again, but he nerertheless
enjoyed a veil' 'large circle, of intimate
acquaintances. He was the father of
Mr. J. W. Mills, of Clinton, Mr. John
and Thomas Mills, of Hullett, and Mrs.
Mcglews, of McKillop. His funeral at
Londesboro cemetery, wu very largely
attended.
Boots now take the place of shoes for
promenade wear.
Shirred vinare on waaps •have taken
the place of hoods.
Feather trimming promise again to be
a favorite garniture.
Unbleached lace is very fashionable
f r trimming .tresses.
The age at the moment is for em-
1'r.idery 1n da-ess trimatir•;..
silver mor unea is ::••c? f :nay :..lIetl gold
jewelry remain in high favor.
Long cloaks, enveloping the whole
person, .sill be worn in midwinter.
Cookies and or uameu's w ith pendant
*:rn,• s L_a0O :'arzelt•.
E l, ;wit Cl Uta t f,- 'al wen, .-.re
6,1;'1.t.-ti1. 1', r.r.t dun, .. ureasteti. j
:the underskirts o: c.!1 the French cos -
1:: r' -s are t •'ti. e •• .. excess .4
4...4 4..tieutatitiii.
. Lit:? sLot:l,ler capes alaided .1 Mother i
1191.,:oar., Cane at t'•:. 1.4N'n .•.company i
....ay .t:...,...
Stripes in •as' Notary•, nit:, ars, with
,icy- ;:.,r ' , rr: :ay ,have i
v.-oat/big in Ely of tie, t:,:,. c. ors
short t rine •urt,lt
1.. -e r; to:•.. •.noted.
tr„seeress v,.:h bench§
j ta.
• e wishing bone 1
,
chick.
is ;just reach the
''.try are ein-
ot steel, gold or
•
1o.'1 selected to
. , . jewelry are
.•.� that bit of
Bo^
.r r• r' a • r T: etcrc:: ilk are
e iii t,.,..t r,l.ut*.t -etc. u. :um rune
CO!(,,-. t . , na at the neck as a fasten-
ing to Cat. neck
Fashion .'444 wusen of New i ork re-
serve •.'••4 et the *tear.. for their pet
does. This 1.t' • ae tot. utterly uttermost
phase •,r':h: t a mania yet reported.
Amo ag p.a,n.wentones for wraps th.s'
are fa:•ee palm leo to and other desirns
T:l.ich zero t•tiu„Jvd an targe silk cord,
with towel .of copper and void.
ws.rdng, lac' 5, 00) mot use
s••trch at all; in the last water i:a which
t:.^, are - .1 p.,.. a hole live: white
t ;,pa , ias.a r1 tlwnsegltlyr aced the
r:.; al! w ' •e' plra.ir.
1. n at e..c.ows looking eco 'p honest ham
enrc.tr,wt vhich is cail tt 'Lo Rtpub-
•Ii -ne. " A fertn3dahle les -"are ,rot sabre
a. tore. • hie male ..f I a.• t teem, Red the
he l • •f :, sheen -vi .••! r .o pe• -• from
a:.,td a a:.'uJ cf bl•• rk Ir :t • ill other.
Instead ef mor etna. owp,+ .t!satian bows
are w.an. They ale made of tntdin
edged with lee . a:r .4 lace ..r of alk,
aatla, eater Ftik. .N' plies:. l hey are
flied ,,u south / ..t yet.. 'baep mens gaps
for al,rly ladies for any hour of the
dq•
13ithca , thtr. heat., 10 ,711.. many de-
cor .:ons while tt.t' teen: to f.. - I; ,+ North -
writ it7• :r'.•h Poli:• • . erasing,
throne!) On t;ratasd rlts..!c•A tr- at ry that
tie Clottentineal hate decidrai that In
the fusers t'.ey 01111 he foo •••asetad te,
tLeir .lAMira. n . -to ly t t r ih Cases.
Aisle to ' that the) shall be
corral befur a • `^.INA loonsey.
Walton.
PICNIC AND Weeento.-A picnic was
held in connection with St. George's
Church Sabbath 8ahool, Walton, on
Wedaesday, 14th Sept., at which thea
wu a fair turnout cf scholars with their
parents, teachers and friends. Shortly
after the crowd gathered at the church
to do honor to a harvest thanksgiving,
and when the ergot wu rendering its
sweetest music, a nous was heard of
vehicles, agnouseing the wedding party;
afillftelline bag in came the wedding
guests, followed by a large crowd of
friends and acquaintancoees.,, which almost
filled that beautiful church to its utmost
rapacity. The patties came all the way
front Newry, and had the honor of the
first marriage in the church, where they
were peesntad with a beautiful Bible
valved at $b, given by the Rev. Mr.
Ryan, a present that was to be given to
the first married in the church. Atter
the nnttrimera l knot was died the wed-
ding party dram to leadhery, where a
sumptuous dimer was swatting this
got up by Mr. and Mrs. Smith, of the
Halfway Home, eerie and aunt of the
bride. The pianis proceeded to Mr.
Hewitt's grove opposite the church,
when they spent the afternoon in a very
sociable way indeed. The younger class
iin•jj�smn ling and. madam which they
singing awardedprism fors the middle etas
in and and the older
heads in sociable dot sad watching the
yeasty! ones al their gamma About
Nis o'clock all dispersed to their several
homes well satisfied that they had spent
a pheasant aflsrttoon.
Ate *No ligamentous. -The wast ex-
quisite little toilet gent extent for the
teeth and breath is "Teeniest." sew
pi. 6 orate
vy deserves ere
which he put ;he "bracelets",e, Inman('
marched his off to the "au..l r."
Louses Duu Snow -Ms. ). l . Cam-
eron,
aut-
eron, our popular banker, left on bloat -
day lad fur Londou. .Mr. Camerae took
with hum his celebrated pair ..f nastlifs,
"Bruce" and "Juno," also four young
animals of the sante breed, all of whish
he intends entering in the do : show now
going 00 in Letelou.
Refrain Dsaoetwaarz'a. --Great pre-
parations
eonparations are h.:iu'' ensile for tau Reform
demonstration to ue held in the Gym-
nasiunu III this town, uu the 13th of
October ne,ct, -ttt whi•:h Sir Rich..rd
J. Cartwright, 4I. 1'.; V. C. C.1.11101, in,
M P., and •dh••- gable vtkrr;• 11 ill de-
liver addresses. Ferment and others who
wish to hear the state of the tituptry.
given in plain ttnva,rnielted teres, would
du well to attend.
DIt,rrvD 11owx.-013 Tkuredey right
Wt, as a horse belonging U. MenemMil-
ler d• Whitel77 livery men, was being
driven from Wiuypbas to .Luoknuw, it
.sesived a pardytic titmice when about
throe miles from the village, the driver
having t.. foot it home. The animal
was brought to the village next day, un-
able to wove. Coder the careful treat-
ment ul Dr. Walker, A is now in a fair
way to recover.
Itpyfyhplk �tiRb.
stress. 11 Jilk rt'. -Pars sad .arts
stnalledeed andel without ratting open;
them put theta, Wilk twee l-wlet, Is
%Ater t•, curer, let boil slowly, lentil
ender, wad taker outtea fall_ I_, 7.=b'pei t ;wake. . •
white suvar to + d apples; est
emour in slices rad put theca and the
apples into 'yew; buil very eis+ly anti!
tbo apples agar.lace deli; pat to the f
a. take them aft is a
oeep ap YR
unce of irisesdiesebed, let it hod
upst ly a slice of been oq past.,%piss
and stats the syrup over the1d. I
Beira Meer. -Cut ort tulle bowlines
and etas, in the .teas tare suit
sugar, plass in dish with a srsaU
ty of water if apples are owed; V sorer
the juice will be sufSoient; baito till
soft; serve either sero► er ep14 Pet an
extra nice dish, pare and tare vides.
place in pan, put butter end I.pr is
cavity; and *primal* ciamessen over
them, and serve wars teeth crams s
milk. Or, pare and quarter tart ap
``out a layer rt' earthen bakingdisk,
)wraps of butter, and sprinkle with ciR-
dish
nanianis, thfull;eabake till s layer titmatts,• saappl t , tin
Icon Arrow -!tate awl core Awe
dozen large apples fill' lith sugar and a
little butter sod nutmeg; bike until
nearly ' done,; tet goal, Era} , ve 10
another plate, if item hal dries wftboat
breaking them if not, pour off the jaggy.
Ice tops and side with oaks-ici.g. and
brown lightly; serve with cream.
Antos SA*xos 1141 Done sal est in
quarters apples that do not Gook to pills
easily, and st on to stew in cold water
with plenty of suer. Cover ekes and
stew an hour or atom 'lobe addition of
the sugar at font' premieres the pints
whole. If they ate probeted ask!'
mashed, and augur atter tbey tae Mona
Fajen Amiss..---Qws$.r.aad eon ap.
peeswithoat,paring' p.e�,1u�e pan
piheating , and . is 1 pee.
pings, lay the appieela 1M pea,
side down, .pan le with a little brown
sugar, and when nearly done, tarn mad
bruwn'thoruughiy.
Educe 'L Crag or Teojsu--The
*hi*e of as 'egg lit.. to be a specific
forfeit bones sticking in raid throat It
is to be swallowed raw and will Garry
down a bone easily and certainly. Tose
is another facttraching
eggs wink A
will be well to remember. When, as
sometimes by accident, corrosive subli-
mate is :mellowed, the white of ese oe
two ems takettivill nedesliiiI141
and clisitge the effect to that Af fedora
calomel.
ELstrr meet Orncsaa.-The follow-
utIu�(r� a complete list of the officers in -
eared at the last regular meeting of
Loekanw Union Band Lodge, No. 225:
W. C. T., Bre. J. 11. McHardy; W. Y.
T. Sister IL Cameron; W. C., Bro. J.
McBean; W. Sea, Bro. .1. McHarl ;
W. F. R, lint R. Kerr; W. R. II. S.,
Sister 8. Cameron; W. L. H. S., Sister
F. Cameron; W. L G., Bro. A. Finlay-
son; W. M., Bro. K. Melt!,:•:sole: W.
Ass. M., Sister A. Treleaven; W. T.,
Mathie.-[Sentin••l.
elelp fee the wlealsaa a Zterwrs. -
The following appeal from :t' ayor Carle -
tem, of Tort Huron, shows the condition
of affairs at present :
PORT HeRON, Mich., Sept. 27.
r. the P Age orth,: Aeriar-s o/Ctrat'de.
We are glad to iuuaovuce that' we have
all the clothing we need. Bedding, un-
derwear, provisions, ;tars and- clover
seed, :insure, tattle ware and money are
imperatively needed. Our cash' receipts
up to noon to -day are 8121..000. The
donations have been generous and time-
ly, but the needs are great. Tho gener-
,osity of the American people has inspired
the sufferers in the burned re: -ion with
new hope, and their first needs being
supplied they are industriously engaged
in building new homes. We will have
15,000 people to house and feed during`
the approaching w•nter. Grateful . for
the donations already made, I am com-
pelled to ask you to continue systemati-
cally in your several cities in this great
work of chari.y. I can only renew the
aasuancea that the cnn,ribu,ions rt,ceiv-
ed will be faithfully used, and I am con-
fident that this appeal for aid will not be
in vain.
E. C. CARLSTON,
Mayor of Port Huron.
Those Rig Words.
Talking about medical terms, a reput-
ed editor of a Chatham paper displays a
'vonderful knowledge in the following
"Medical anxiety, u to the , President,
had culminated in the fear, in which we
own we shared, that peaemic symptoms
uoight be followed by Lenca.cytliaonsia,so
often • cuncemi:ant of diseases of the
glandular system." The above is only
equalled by a Bradford paper which in
epcaking of an aa:ident which occurred
tat a boy in that village recently, says :-
"The laceration took place in the joint
formed by tlae union of the metacarpal
with the phalangeal bone. of the thumb,
and the sante joint of the index fingers
were laid" open and frightfully lacerated,
os well ait its paltrier aspect as soon as its
dorsal. Eight stitches were applied in
all, and the tegumentary covering W ad-
justed u to quite alter the appearance of
ghastliness at first presented. The lad
was doing extremely well at last account.
-[Ex.
\Iajsrlty Verdicts.
An action involving a certain amount
of money, in which lion. John O'Connor
was defendant, was held in the oily last
week. The jury disagreed, and no ver-
dict was returned, but the Globe 4 auth-
ority for the statement that eleven of
them were forg1vittg a verdict one way,
and the rem• n� man the opposite.
This mans objection was sufficient to
break the whole case and send A for •
now trial. Does it not seem absurd that
such a state of things is allowed to exist?
Is it not asking too much for uncnimity
in a jusy when try*. a civil oast W.
subsist bait the trawlers Dome whw eq•-
jority verdicts should be recognised. We
as convinced that more substantial jus-
tice would be done th,r.under than is
the cam at present.
A W retuned Reser.
nA sees M yeah h a long tine to look
heck upon, but when attended with con-
tinual searing, it assts almost a can-
thry- and all pain "raid have bees
avoided if, when yourit ver commenced
to trouble you, if you had takes Bar-
dock
ardock BloodittersIt Pries 1100, trial
size 10 cent..
seerages feserreMad•
Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw -
terry is the beet remedy for infants
bring; it is rate, plesastt and reliable.
and cures promptly all forms of Bow
Cuo�plaint., For Canadian Cholera or
(ldio and 10�iftlaer, eWdrea
er Waits skew Ali roc+ resi sly.
The Hight er the Waal.
1f a farm deed is bounded by, un .It
upon s road, a usually extends to the
middle of the roadway. There are a few
exception the
farmer owes t the road.
rod may use the grail trees, stones,
gravel, sand or anything of valor to him
either on the land or beneath the our-
face,
urface, subject only teeth espttbt rights
of the pnblie to traveiwer the road sad
that of the 'ttighwarserveyor or other
similar officer to use suck materials for
the repair of the road, yet he has ao
right to use theta for his own private
purposes. Ne other man has a right to
feed his cattle thea or to cut the grass
or trees, much lees to depusit his wood,
old carts, wagons or other things there-
on. The owner of a chore t.f cattle .
DETLOR & COS
MAMMOTH SALE
WILL morrnttJE
THIS MQ1 ,EC.
BARGINS IN EVERY 1LINE
C dox s AT 1SL.Jt.V.0 HTtht. ink I03E.
JOHN 0. BETLOR . & 00.
015 . .t xa ti.c7m., 1
.fee: V
Ilkehed /saes Wire eoshaeted for la nay Quantity at eery lowest Riess.
I SELL EITHER 2 OR 4 BARBED FENCE WIR.
Wbe aced barb galvanised atter bales twlted wklgb •sanestissl ale
Vee Barbed 'Wire - for Fences.
Viit ,`.it (
NO SNOW DRIFTS -NO WEEDS -NO WASTE LANDS.
LTA
`. •
Tee sate by
G. E. PARSONS,
CHEAP HAISWIttE. OQDERICH.
GOOD
FRESH GROCERIES
CSEgP
OMR !il' .T
4113119.H4IOMg3i
IF YOU WAWeal
Ma DRUM AND CHEMICALS HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINE
PATENT MB.'DICINES, PERFUMERY, Le.,
00 To
THE PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE.
IF 4OTY WANT-
' GOOD CIGARS, TOBACCOS, PIPES, Ac.,
THE PEOP'LE'SoO "DRUG STORE.
/ splendid asortsent of FISHING TACKLE. just reoelved, and will be .old CHHAP.
GEO. RHYNAS
Successor to GEORGE CATTLE.
Blake'. Blo.k, nese the Martel. Goderich.
Prescriptions a Speciality - - - Night Bell on the Front Door
which stops to feed in front of your land,
or of a drive of pigs which runt up thes .
soil, is did responsible to you '1.y lath a. e t e rc h a n t 1"ai ! o r i n g!
they the name things inside the
fence. Nu man has a legal right to pick
up the apples under your trees, although
the same stand wholly outside the foam
No traveller can hitch his horse to year
trees on the}idewalk without being iia-.
HUGH DUNLOP,
ble, if it gnaws the bark er otherwise ,es
injures them. You may untie the bora
and re:nove him some place. If your
well stands partly ..n your land and
partly outside the fence, no neighbor
can use it except by your permission
No man has a right to stand in front of
your land and whittle or deface your
fence, throw stones at your dog or insult
you with abusive language, without be-
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land. , He has a right to pas and repos
in an orderly and becoming teener --s
right to use the road, but not to abuse
it.
Mr. Edward Brown, sus of Mr. Gor-
don Brown, of the Globe las Just united
himself in the bonds of wedlock with a
daughter of Mrs. Morrison, the actress,
whose husband sa., at the tined kis
death, editor of the retarget.
Mei. John Foster, of Woedseoek
drowned herself and her iatast is a cis-
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