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THE 74IGNAL GOIM1CH' ONT., TH (TRBDAY. KAT 11, 1813.
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YODKRICH. TH C; RBDA1. MAY 11. MIL
rrWiesl paties ;them ted other stew .1
the time petard that • SIF d tlsti♦srklr
is oars tl hEsL
The riding o..diti s erase bag ses-
tans,•d the well-paid prise' who, a the
e ajoyeasat d lucrative potholes aid tat
salaries, do not feel the seek of hard times
as do their ,sore usforteasts brother
autos,* the faruitsg and laboring dtimm,
will o.e of these days wake up to tio foo
as they exist.
Hera in the Huron Tract the torch of
Continent/diem h.a been lighted mad will
miner be allowed to go oat. In Kase..
Kest, Norfolk, Welland. l&sbtas, sad
other counties bordering oo the ,:rest
lakes the issue u • vital one, and will
t ot die. From Kasten" Ontario, tlusbec
and down by the sounding sea, in the
Maritime Provinces, the thought of eslarg-
inv the gossibtktiss of this country by COa
,mental Union a in the brain of every man
of thought. Out on the Illimitable prairie
and along the shores of our western boad-
vie. the same failing of 'mere., to the
future of this great land is exhibited by
men who do their own thakmg, and
thousands are hopioy for the dawning of the
day and the pawing away of the present
D ight of gloom
Telt TOWN 113
1 oe recent riot iu St. Patrick's ward, io
the endeavor to rid the locality of the ('Twin
'•dire,' proves conclusively that the people
of t.oderich are becoming tired of having
the town run ..n the wide•open plan by the
local authorities.
Tut Skis el. has no sympathy with mob
rule or I yoch law, but if there s a time
when the people have a right to take the
law into their own hands, sit is when vire
and immorality are running wide oyes in •
town with the approval .wed consent of the
authorities
For the past two yawn t.odertch has been
run on the wide-open principle, and neither
the press nor public opinios has been able
to take the authorities act. tin the con-
trary, whatever strength could be given the
brothels and illicit grogshops that eluted
in the town by the knowledge that they
had practical immunity from police
surveillance su•l magisterial supervision
they have umrueeuouably had. and availed
.meltAtZ.
themselves of it.
it TOUT ■A• ALMOST ewtlt
(ae short year ago the question of Con -
macaw Liuion esu disclosed with tested
breath, and many who thoroughly believed
that it would prove the lest policy did not
dare to make their thoughts: known.
During the past year a campaign of edn-
canth h.s been going on, and on every hand
the resulte can be seen. True, none of the
daily newspapers of Ontario have come out
in favor of the new order of things -on the
contrary, they have endeavored to condemn
the movement on every occasion, and whes•
ever the opportunity offered --but despite
that, the movement has grown. and the
numbers of adherents to the cause have in-
creased and multiplied.
At every place where a gathering is held
-from • meeting of the trades and labor
council to • hoard of Trade banquet the
subject to up for discu.roo, and whether it
be praised or berated. it keeps to the fon.
Like BANyro'A ghost it will not down
Daring the recent •' swing around the
circle" of thel:overnor(lenerel the question
of Canada's destiny was present with him
on every occasion, and whether he eras ad-
dressing an audience as an •axtli.ry to hie
Cabinet members. or standing before a
backwoods mayor and tows council, he
saver falai to let them know that the ques-
tion was • live one.
The Dominion Premier, the Finance Min-
ister sod the lesser lights in the Cabinet
have all had their ay on the gosstioo, and
have by so doing given it promisesoe. The
Umpire has denounced it with the vrlese=
of • Kazan, the virulence of • Crimmi,ow
and the mendacity of • Hor•ies. And
still the gssstice will not down.
The Premier of Ontario has tried his beet
efforts to bring odium apo. the subject,
but even M has bees unable to make head
way against it, and recently in the cess d
police magistrate Banw'1, of Simone, wi-
dsvored to belfttte the movesnest Ward
of wing the ate, as he had doss in the osee
of gimps Mvsaa, Iio.nty Attorney of Doff -
84. Of tete now endeavor. to pooh-
pooh the matter, by referring to the expon-
ents d Continental tinkle ea "cranks" •ad
" soessteios" forgetful of the foot that the
T)sNtsone •d Heonnene ens all sow allied
with hi..
Bet is spite ot•11 muerte made to be-
little the gssstaw it cootiesse to grow.
Every win that leaves ler the United
Staten carries expatriated Canadiw, who
take with than the loved naeaery d •
i.sd when, although NMm'. 0.o hese
beetifsl be prodigality, ek. existisg
militia"! conditions have re.deeed oyster,
all siert for program.
nib depopulaties of ear Anti, taros,
villages sad rural metier is me tl • pootil-
ear were neer the load ; the falling of d
the lake erm.ree mid trade ; the 4.,rerl-
smise in the vel.. .f real mere in tows,
eity err e.aatry t the etirllapne et err meas.
h.t.ring ts0itatless, width were se have
beesem great sad gnawing nadir the beige
latae..e of the N. P. ; the ti..r.g d ,areas
time.,► the task and the : sad /he epee
satiny a erstwhile tight -head doe et
A few weeks ago an effort was made to
change the loose system that had been in
vogue io 1;oderich f,r some time, and a pet-
ition was presented to Inc town council by
the W. C. T. U., the H. T. of T. and three
of the churches of the town asking that
al The town .rosetable t Y ['LAI be ordered
to carry out the provisions of the bylaw
against allowing hours of illfame to exist
within the limits of the corporation.
121 That the constable be prohibited by
the council from indulging in intoxicants
during his hours of duty which would ter -
leanly conduce to grater efficiency on ha
Part.
That the council ask the Leral.ture
to appoint a polite magistrate (without sal
aryl for the town, and thereby chanve the
existing 000dition of affairs.
The petition was referred to a committee,
which unanimously approved of taking steps
to rid the town of the escial evil, the most
important feature of is recommendation be-
ing that • police magistrate be appointed.
At the council meeting held Friday last
the unanimous report of the committee
came up for ...nnderation, and at the beck
of the mayor the clause asking for the ap-
pointment of • police magistrate was voted
down, the followag being the mea who
voted against the recommendation
Councillor ('ANTELON,
MURNEN,
THOM PSON,
AFTEL,
PRIDHAM,
SMiTH,
NICHOLSON,
Mayer BUTLER.
do that the town is left es wide open se
before, and brothels and illegal drinking
places will continue to flourish in tow., un-
til patience again owe to be a virtue, ad
mob, law will be come more called in to right
things • very repeaheosibleolHo.gb.owe-
times TWy effective method, by the way.
Nothing oan be done during the ..mar
months to change the existing (acidities of
Chap in (:odench, but we hope those who
desire • better state of things will, like
Tam O'Mhanter'. wife, " nurse their wrath
to keep it warm " until next New Year's,
and thea by their votes show that they dis-
approve of the manses in which the town is
being draped is the dirt by the 1Mr edi-
tion of Rril.aa'e R.•tsrs.
ares. Tag BVAa s omrtelleted*. To 00-
rw•Canada that ntida is on over -governed
country. Or seates.pornry is right, for
thew.
Au. rem wawa AID tom WIFE Ana
wendsri.o who the dere la gridbg out the
labored editorial artistes ea The N►ws
Rec,rd Lbw* day. Dr. H1. 'a, of the
Lr.4an aglsm, mays Ease of he patients
have *soaped from that aminetioe of lata
leigeriel ,alms, e t C--- -s isd.p.d- A
..e.1 r rattiest cads with the Uaikd
area The q.l.0ma OMNI (.sale eft da•• •
da la neither dead emir eisegiog.
WE woaoaa w.ATOsL (iadmus Tarte&
Drier, of Hemet flet ew, red JAY CAI.
T..t.- Hor*iii., formerly .1 Dakota, ..w d
lansd•, will thtsk .( the hollowing from the
Newcastle Chreatele : Kvsry mo. that or
look heyosd kis mese melt r eseniod that
the greatest proxiss d English .teteem's-
. kip is to prawn the good -will of the
Government of the Crated !odes, w that
thew two mighty powers way go h•nd-ta-
Mad, .d not oppose each other ; for all
%baking .les realise that the Caned Suttee
will greatly i"Muteso the destiny of Rag-
land.
THU
ag-lanTHU • A1.100 VOL'\, Mr♦ N11n w.t•TIM
ink on alleged editorial tatter a 1'M
Cliatou News. Record. in hs last refers to
the editor of Toe Nu:. ti. u a reran.
Now suppose we say that The New. -Record
young nu. is • horse-thset te as great an
extant as Tug Swam. mac is • Fenian,
what is The Keoord Young M.0 going to do
abort it' Or suppose we said that whim
he esu in the bowman sit taking up church
ooil/actions the authorities had to put on •
ticket picker ter see that full returns were
rendered. how would he feel' Then why
should he endeavor to harrow our neer
feeling' by his straight lyingIf be has
eitbet sense 0r wit .bout him we will be
glad t.. listen, but we can't stand outright
Tying even from an alleged •lestsod•nt of
KILL% the Boy.
Tiler vvr.aa snomsg to TWO N.ws-
Re•• rd last week, ig.ed " Rub." hoery ser
marks of the sagest style, hasty of dic-
tion ad ether expression of the hear
aids IS Join Brim , sayer el Oed.ralt
if est his. K's • very pod imitation.
AT a rtr%eipu tip tor* ■ hem AID Loso.
08111111011 held a 'Mete Friday ev0.r
hes a erase was paned in ever two leer
.lag *0.A a pithier"' et the people d
(.land• he takes eu the alio ag p.eMtho
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
WARKWORTH MIRACLE.
TEM HAPPY TIMMINATION 01
YEARS OF 8IT11F1RIlg0.
EA a 1111'71* aill.a1IIII Aa Qa5Wa
.NAT WAIT. TO i7111111. -Ups wY
Yt•ur1rul A 0t5WI N111O0 Mil/
Cara -A n*OuaaR IMPOINWIPI .m
one w111.
Warkwerth Jooru..
Not bog ago • reprees.t•uve of the
Joltrual while ia oo0v.eestaon won lir. N.
K.pey, druggist, drifted upon • topic
which appears t•, be ot geanral lutenist sot
w ily to -this leo•lity,ub t tbroot,bou( (he
eoustr , we refer to the wonderful oared
throng* the use o1 lir. Williams' Hak Pi111
for Pale Peopla Newspaper tees are net
possessed of more curiosity than other
people, but they have • feeling Chet tu-
etisotively leads than to iovsttg tion, •ud
in the course of our conversation we asked
Mr. Ismp.+y whether he thought the sale of
Dr. Willett.' Pink Pili. are really se large
as claimed for them. The rawer was that
judging from his own tales be was well
assured that Pink Pills are the most valu-
able, the most reliable and the moat sw000.s-
fwlruorietary medicine extent. In ensurer
to the query as 10 whether there were coy
sotoworthy cases in this vicinity, Mr. Em-
pty promptly responded „'t es ; many
people have been greatly banedtted by the
u se of Palk Pella, and 1 know of o.. case is
particular, worthy of being reoorded. 11e
ease to which I refer," continued Mr. E -n -
pry, • to that ot Mr. Crosier, brother of
Ret 1 i.rias ('router, w bo 11041441 •ears yv
rs"tm,.eutd Fast Nort►.mberlaod in the
Horse of l'wnu:oos. Mr. Creator was
suffering from nervous affection ad the
after affects of 1a grippe. He had not her
Abid• :o .iu Any Ming for twoearn, was
unable to est es he could not hold • knife or
fork in his half paralysed hands. Ho suit -
hired greatly from crsisnps is has arms .ed
kgs, and had • ewitintt•1 fere. of oeldasa
One ;ley Mr. Crosier trade enquiry Oen-
ccrnln • I)T. Williams' Pink PIU., and I
advised him to try them, and the result a
that he has entirely recovered his health."
Having heard this much the Journal de
termined to interview Mr. Crouter, sad est
from ha own lips the full particulars of bis
diner, and re,ark•ble recovery. We
foiled '•,r. ('ro.ter.1 his home in the beet
of i ,..,,i ., Aad enjoying an c , <Ding
am..ke otter . .:ay', u•il ao the woods.
\W i. ,.luforr.. ,.t t'...(.J.CI of oar visit,
Mr. 1'rnutet eat.l he raw glad to bear ;es;•
imonc •., 1 He toes•'. r .i .-ala of D. WU-
Ilanh. t'u.k Pill. •.a remedial *neat
•' The o igial rause ot us yy trosblle," said
Mr. ('router, " I date In a it .o.! WWII
yawn. tt iwt. 1 was 19 years old 1 drank
a 1L.: , : , !.t water when o sehes'ed,
wh i. pi.. r.i A moat injudicious act M MY
par.. 1 was sick foe tiirteese ..m►tls aid
Reath to ruck, and sites that title, aril
recent'.. 1 iioVC never tad whet you mild
e al a .. v...1.; Two riles aria 1 hemi an
snick .d la giippe whisk .seely cart me
ay lib b,g* sad SW mei»'redo' ua;ly
call sad cramped. and I'mold get little or
no bleep at s 1.1. It was impossible for us
to eat with a knife or fork and I sae forced
to eat .. iib • spoon, sad yca cyte utaiea-
at.n•l what a hordes life was to ue. (Ins
da) 1 rtes'! ;n the Journal of n tenuuk•!de
care by the Iwo of I1 . '•\'dliami Iliac Pills
and 1 made up ..-y mind to them •
trial. 1 gent to Mr. Lmpey'e : . supply
and before the first box was rt.t:rely ta.ne
1 could nonce that they were helping
me, and so you may be mire I
continued their um .. Whoa I bops win
the Pink Pile Mere was each • naaMns
in my feet that I could not feel the floor
whet' I stopped as it A. I oo.ttsued the
use of the pills this d the feeling
returned to my limb", the cramps left tree,
I felt as though new blood was coursing
through my veins, .d I can now go to bed
and sleep .oaadly all night. 1 have tikes
joie twelve hexes of Pink Pills sad I °r-
aider them the thereat doctor • bill i ever
instead of mg ,
in felling tired lead tdepreewed
feel thofowgbly refreshed. sad ell this
wonderful ahWIRs is dee to Dr. Williams'
s'
Pak Pills. Although 1 as 71 yarn old I
nae go into the woods ad do • hard day's
chopping without feeling the least bad
effects 1 have now se mach oonbdenee in
Dr. William's Pink P11* that 1 intend
shortlytheir me again. this time
ass for I believe they have
n o e�fl Gr 0.Nktf up the blood aad I
"trop jy "reared them to •11 Puf ms's, or
to any who rate forte, the system against
dismal.
Mr. Creator has lived in this vioiaity for
forty-five years. and r well -Uteri as an
upright, honorable gentleman, whose state
meats nae be fully depended on in every
particular.
Dr. Williaeso' Pink Pill. are • perfect
blood bailder aad nerve restorer, curiae
mach diseases se rheumatism, neuralgia,
partial paralysis, l000motor taxi., tit Vitus
d•aoe, nervous headache, nervous prosw-
tiw u1 the tired feeling therefrom, the
after effect" of la grippe, influenza aad
seven odds, dise•sm depedag on humors
is the blood, scrofula, chronic erysipelas,
etc., Pink Pills give • healthglow to paled
. sallow oomplexions, Aad are • ecocide
for the troubles peculiar to the female
system', and in the ass of utoa they effect
• radical core, in all cars arising free'
rata' worry, over- work or excesses or any
W ere
These Pills are .r.ufetlstured by the Dr.
Williams' Mediator Cb.p..y, Brockville.
Oat., .d Seheasotady, N. Y., add .r. .old
oily is boxes hearing the traps trade mark
and wrapper, at hoots a box or six boxes
for ta60. Hear is.id that i)T. William''
Pink Pills are set e.I is bait, or by the
dogma r hsadlsd, and say dear whirlers
mahstitags lm this Ian ie tryi.B.gg to deflated
yew said t0Nli be sodded. The public are
the earthed with all other sosllisd
Mood began ag'i mien tonics, no matter
whim firm. may ba gives them, They are
all aellMi me whose oaken with is •
poseeterl shuntyo frees the wtadorf•I no -
grimmarred by Dr. Williams' Ptak
A.k your dearer for Dr. Willmar'
Pink Pula for Pais People sed refuse 011
i• iterese ad mab.t.tutea
Dr. Williams' Pink PiIL oamy he had of
all dramatis or direct by moil from Dr.
Williams' Medicine (bapany from either
'Odra The pries at which theme Pilla
w said make a erne at leas., ors-
por*1lvely *0 irmwene as compered with
other reoedies err neediest ttetlaont.
LEESURR.
era ear ewe eseves mdmat,
Rev. Jia Walter will rudest the resse-
lar srvi.m at Lothar. •d Ura. chock,
Oddi rash Winship. em May 14th sad flim.
ioathenww;ther�.hd
work la Ton
he wther tar the pmt
Fermlmestb herminf .p.asle.e f1esa+y.
Agate as A.T.a -11e Swine et the
their bet ,tonged • greeter slstia f That
ft Ibs
d▪ ries w to tela Mkt1. �driesdt Odrii hat
SCUMS MC, NI tZISZ tOK MAV. The
exhthitinn number of ' , v,Ia%sa'- MAt:A-
iiN t " is the contrite -.ion which the 'media-
tors of that periodical make to the great
exposition at t'hicago. They have planed
to make it as tine an example of an Atari•
can magarine as can be prduoed. It is
put forth as • representative Dumber to
show the literary, artistic and ,uectunio.l
resources that are employed in such • publi-
cation, and is fully representative of the
individual writers who have made the ex-
istence of • great magazine possible. The
issue contain* nearly one-third more matter
than the revular number. of "Scribner's,"
and the illustrations are of extraordinary
•buodanor and richness, including tweaty-
five full pages, two ot them in colon, the
frontispiece being a reproduction of • pastel
by Robert Plum. In short, it is believed
that such a list of artists and writers has
neve' before appeared under the cover of •
...togle magazine. 'rhe greatest care ias
teen taken in the mechanical reduction of
the number, which has a specially desigoed
cover by S1anf. rd White, who made the
original cover of the magazine. It is inter-
e.tiag to note that the original drawings,
manuscripts, proofs, etc., of this Exhibiting'
number ore to be displayed at the Chien..
Exposition, Scribser's !Sons, New York.
THIt t'O.ilorlILITA. A New York daily
paper, *akin, up the idea conveyed i.-
Flsrnmanon'e exciting novel, "Omega : The
I.Ist Days of the World," has interviewed
• 'limner of the leading men Mall professions
as to what they would do if scream were
to predict tomorrow that the end of the
world would arrive within the next thirty
days The answers are various and curious,
and heighten the interest which is felt in the
sexed port of Flammsrio0's great novel,
which appears in the May ('osmopoLIrAs.
It u a question which everyone will find
interesting to ask of himself: What would
you do it within Aix weeks the end of the
work, ware certain! Probably no novel has
ever appeared m an American magazine has
been mon elaborately illustrated by more
distinguished artist. Laurens, Meunier,
Vogel, Meaulle, Roohegtwese, I:eradin and
l'hovin all contribute to the elcplaati.•n of
t h. text A clever story of another kind is
t oat of the uew English novelist. Gilbert
Parker, in the seine number. "American
Society in Paris' is an article of another
kind. but one which will interest .11 who
have bad occasion to make even • short
residence in the French capitol. Tut
('osworouTA4 scores • success to producing
in is May number, almost simultaneously
with the daily papers, an elaborate descrip-
t ion of Professor I:ray's marvellous inventio.
the Telautognph, which reproduces the
h.ndwritiag or the work of the arta*,
nmulten.oady, thousends of miles distant
from the place where the writer or artist is
sitting. Mr Howells' purpose in "The
Traveller from Altruria" ie, anonth by
month, becoming mon evident, ad is now
reoeiv;ng wide attention at the hands of the
critics all over the world.
1y's TH1 SAVE. Has -About twenty
little boys, from ax to tem years of egg,
infested the public comers last Saturday
night till vary lata Mothers, think if your
boy was then. - Exeter Timet
Garr Rao or !fora Ftnsears. - After the
first of July next, any perces found with
Ireare.s re his perms and not having •
certificate from. • Justice of Peace permit-
ting him to do so, will be liable to imprison
meat withoet the option of • flue.
Abo W.IT No,. -They pkat them by
the school house, they pkaLt them by the
mill, they past them where the breathe
will shade their own door .i11, they plant
them by the roadside, those simple", .lms
and hirehs;-bat why don't people pleat
than rood the oouatry Marr.&
erect ti's Ne•MT Crewels.
Chicago Herald Sixtese room, with
features bails on all the limes of foetid
architactare, rode side dy aide in • World's
Fair smoker last evening. The collection
wag so'yackled and mottled in disposition
and odor that Damns wee takes. There were
two gibbering Zulus, who had cease with
Airiest' dlasond dont; throe ..d Turks,
with lessis mid eeimitare: • group d
misty actors. • pensive (*dere!, with
r
eomkra; • beg^,ggled F.ngs►n ea., who
divided • strap with an Arabi; • beano of
pwehm ea, 41 angle. •d plata: • high -
brewed sod n
wbiaked Remiss,
•
r
Onscrowded
Oroek, • • eas fanner,
who owded • mile na.s.ad
miss from Ceylon 1 a harmer V ioostieo,
two with hare legs, fear Veletas
in ogler Bothe., sad a Nee
weer 41.mlarwir.
About ..area h.dred Charts hone -
sheen west se strike Tuesday kr shorter
hews.
Carlyle W H•nie, the wife murderer,
wee etsetroeatd at ling Sing pri.ee iia.
clay.
Nese ftdaead, 0. T., tires purser were
killed ..d ten badly Miser by • ter.0de
e e Friary aim.
1.14... IHrmtw, M. C. R. yard ►coks
mai et NMwins s em' ova Ted killed
!lady Mehl
)Maar Risasdae
bowleg on the dwarf et (lords ; TIM Memho
m'as...mse e.f air pplw..M.W (Alam r slrps�j � �ride
�
pry
per isoda la clew, told the brills d
(,{sd.irk err tt.a. . w. twilleste M 0.dwieb, It is ler the 0501 Ora
k.°r`theM emen i Moth ap.' i r• • who ter.
.E. • tat, w ridge.► .t the Kee. T. 1.
Nally, who W damp h.. semi .Hath•
ase, both berg ,Hato -sesta at tett
College, Nemeth. Atha prayer waif
here to•ttigbt Mr. Mashyfl Ss to Gorge
tows. ,Levies here es Seas&sy at the 01.01
hour. Mr Gowan will oewipy the prole.
PORT ALD0RT-
Fra. der ewe eserespender
Ile. Jeri 8easle is simian his relatives
bee. He In es halo and hearty ss ever.
Will Measle left feeCdli.swood last week.
He .rhes or of the raw of the " Crafts.
sass.
1'. Neva, waterier tor ear harbor ia-
perve esete was in this village recently.
He let the oo.traot of wpp�yin. the timber
q in this sashborhood. Mr. Nevis
ea lie "dt bre was •e00mp•eted by Mrs
Nevis.
We tweet to •.mommaal the demise 44
Artier Berta, who died oa Monday bei,
atter as dirge of sal, three wei& el ewe -
mistime d the brain. Deeteesd was ie hie
eighty -11M ad Wu for the last forty
yeas a amtsest of tbie ve fir wife,
test dergkt.e sad a.e ties
all survive him.
Thera was a very large ..ttesd.sos d the
t ra e. Saturday lest. Rev. Mr Fair-
beorn esed.ded the servals His sorrowing
wife tied the stir e.rvivag relatives have
the sympathy d •11 in their bses.ve eat.
BLYTH.
rims oar
own eseroseesde.(
The fanners are about through
hers now.
Joe. Tetuan and • (need from Gerrie were
virtue here on Sunday lea.
Mn. D. A. Fewer i•, Ws are plaa.o4 to
.tate, r.00verin, from a serious
Riob. lrwa had the tni0forta.e to eat
hie head while pruning tress last week.
The frond 4 Noble (:raspy, trio heed
about four mike Borth of Blyth, was huge
ly attended on Smoky leaf.
The thecae have completed the ars-
work os the addition to the Q.aes'e Hotel
which Mr. Kelly is building.
Key. J. H. Dyke, of Wlgr ve, ptreacbod
e a Olde aid isswuctive sermon in the
M1ctLodiet church on Monday hat.
Fred. Kaase.lan, who formerly resided
h ere, but for the past throeears has lived
at Baden, has moved his family back to
Blyth and will reside here is futon.
d aro n Dow higher hethan in aur-
eaets 1.g towns and villeges, owing to
opresitiea. If we had opposition in the
;psis bemires in Blyth it would make
this. km.
seethes
ASHFIELD.
0.rr* en0. --Arthur Ben.ett, one of the
reser. of this township, passed to bis re-
ward oe the 44.0 act., atter • psicifaU i11
sees of two weeks He was born in
en.s, Ki•res hire, Soothed. in 1812. Is
1834 he married pa*horise Wella •d in 1842
they Deme to Calorick and made a home for
themselves a this tow.iip. His wile Atari
his three okildren, weedy,- Jai• Heart,,
who licence the old heus.tead, Mks Saw -
W as, wife d Pentameter Hawkins. Pert
Albert and Mrs M. Marra .D saavlvs
him. His funeral ea was
attendedlargely attended which showed the Atari
esteem in which he wan regarded . The
M►sec were: Moores Qa.id, Borrows,
ksrm. J. Hawkins, V.sag sated Fester.
In path" lee woe • Reformer •ted in religion
$ darted member of the Presbyteries'
eaatrak, sal) illness keep .g him fres his
air- 1.- al jinn of worship e a the Sab-
bath, ori wticedivine oermmio.s our
for him to p to his eternal rent, the voice
et his ommiiget.ot Mailer mesa have said,
" Well de ,the. rood and f ithfuI servant:
eater thee iris the joy of thy Lord.
Mr. Gaither the offered the positive of
poet laureate to Joke R.ska.
•
I116.41.
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1""E C
ACUT or CHRONIC,
C..* tet cured by the ase of
SCOTT'S
EMULSiONI
of pure Cod Liver Oil, with
the Hypophosphites of Lime
and Soda. A feeble stomach
takes kindly to it, and its
c.antinued use adds flesh, and
makes 0 l feel strong and
well.
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abi
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
TT TUT VIM or
AT
DR. B. &IOHARDSON'S
sIOTAL PAWS ,
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tie .mraslviniseteM taw a Ystrtdh, them
wools(le arra �, .mien
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ellintelle MOM
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WEAK MEN
±Earwf•• bt�eOnllgN 4
SUFFERING WOMEN
rib."Likth.lttaaa
wa,
MLE ULM NW
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slot es stll mat
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DUNLOP.
Mee strewn earir o.dwit,
Atbia 4. was tint ferfotte. heTh.
stlhgts d N,.. 9 awed trail.. pl•ntre...d tis'«
sed eve the eehnol-yard • tbo.'0•40 oleos
t•R, tad it now lots quip Mite • tiiq
sewed here.
Crowded out lad week.
Mies M..Pbergw, of (loderkh. •1•0•4
Irionb Isere last week.
Maggie .sed (ireoo A11.. la."Porter.
0111 a tneshet .1041 Mie week,
The late month of April, IOW has •*t
0.w • provenly('provenly('err ler work and
the farmer the set • favee.kl. trams el misd
owing to sot NBA's, a f.his dr4fullM
is the field. Also in tittles the drill her
sp•edi.g is fans walking .oder bshid tat
Waft at each tern .p add abws. WOWS
the taste la net used the tai llshire groomof
e.wag the gram by the barb te eml he it
still a ,,masa 1e the haw ere arm in
W . d Ibis 'm .blr add rkwdl
b the a u10 wllb 1M r... rMh r.i 1Ma'
,acute r WOO et the 044. date Was 1M
edon.. d .was the - ti mnki.oA
won i.eeml.d.
The report el the isamither .. meat•
elpel r.tlieta the hid one the 0.. el the
Oats.. tresombb. Meal y.
The beer et MI 3arar, M
lie.. wee Mora 118.I r
Mkt sail Mos New II Cillersig:
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