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�A r iE RIGNAI.: ooDjeRICH. ONT., THURSDAY, MAY 1$, is4
What's the use of endless talking of designs and artistic coloring,
these are things that appeal to the eye, not to the ear
Of coulee we h.,t,• a few words to say about prices.
We are bti'lsel:ing the 6c. and 7c kind for 5c.
Pretty Bedroom and Hall Paper, 7c. and 8c.
Drawing Room and Parlor Paper, 8c. and lOc.
Ceilings, Borders, and Friezes, designed to match.
GEO. PORTER,
Bookseller and Stationer.
PAINTS
oi 1,S
BRHSHES
SE Mr >roaR _
i think 1 have the brat value in these lines. I will give you low quo
Wiens on all HARDWARE this season. Prices in many lines have gone
up recently, but having bought before the advance, I can do the very best for
you. Having anticipated extensive building operations this year, I have de-
termined to make big sided on small protits.
R. W. McKENZI E.
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
From our own COrreSpOndentil
There t. Iaferesa/1eb Mere That Cassel be
Mound Anywhere giro -gems •t the
coast, apeetally waperted
Ar tilt' sigaaL
DUNLOP
Moses', May 25.
Mrs. 11 I ummiog and Mw Sara Cor-
bett were vtnting in t:oderioh township this
week
The interior of the Exchange u undergo
ing a *eves of repairs, with papering, eco.
There aro some prospects of putting up •
balcony in the Dear future
A BRILLIANT SCENE 1t.�s
pretecIios the estahtN0d rule.'.
Immediately after ebb the 4tir m-
oaned the mown treat the Metropotttam
Wail the Coronation of the et.et- Pebruta
barg and, sadtag In full
i.lsht of nal the peuele gad still before
Young Czar Nicholas. the altar, wits bras beads placid the
grown upon his head, tart., tabWS bis
sceptre. In wild* biased the lasso
W
Orloff diamond. is his right band. and
OLO MOSCOW IN w BLAZE OF MN e hiel•
seconded tthe`�dais, and Landry teak Me sent
ground. The palter wee torn from the old
►segs, the sweep:pee broken, and the a.u.
and oarpse near toe et eve ripped from th
tloor. Although the family was u las hoose
no one was 'anomaly messed.
UUNGANNON.
Nortc<-The local agrees u L)uag•000u
toe oma ewe A t. us u the uma» of J. u. *we
oouver•0uer. rte., wbu wul receive or-
der for euoSonpuoo., adve .:wag and Job
were. gad is •u,uurized le give 150.iple for
imamate paid tea tae role
'frerusr. May 26.
VN•iITINi. Toga. -Mrs. Kirk. wile of
Robin Kok, is un a visiting tour to bei
brother Doctor Audwaon, Exeter, Ont.
\•t.ITom...-etas Adams, of Godaricb, u
the guest of Mea Usa. Pentland . ..Dr.
A. a. Ram, of Clinton, was in our village
ou Friday Iasi
W nv en. -- slim Drain„ mauteau ted
dreu.usesee, hes remuvsai into • building
contiguous to the ♦•legraph and Divines
Gout' Cork . othew
ems SIOsss .amens C.rememy fl♦s
gyerew er All W awiMes rim=
Ohs Crewe apse Me Own
Mead • The MmMeie
A. Civilised.
Moscow. May 211. -'To -day woe the
chief day of all the ceremonies cow
heeled with this festive occasion, the
da) up to which an the previous days
have Ird and were preparature to.
The weather was fins and the sky
cloudiest
Crowds thronged the !treats et an
early hour, and those who were fur
tuuate enough to possess cards of au -
mission to the small Cathedral of toe
Assumption. whi re the coronation
carem•.,ules were eoiemnlsed, were
early at the Kremlin seeking their
places.
The famous Ited Stalltaae, leading
up by the side wall of the Urauovltis
Paine- to the Kremlin Palace. down
*bleb the royal party came. was can-
ned with crimson cloth. The cathe-
dtais of the Assuragttun, the Annul.-
alatlon and the Archangel were mo-
nocled by means or a wile wooden
path, carpeted with crimson cloth.
stretching from the Red Staircase, alio
branching oft to the doors of the cathe-
drals. and to the entrances of the large
square of the Kremlin, through wbtcn
trees majestisa would imam On making
the circuit of ebe cathedrals and the
►tan Tower after being crowned, in
order elm show themselves to the parr
Junes I.. Tobin, of the Free Press stat], %VioU4r Saoers lir RAIN. -During
was up for the queen's birthdat, oowtttg up Passat, ewe, we were t.vured wino •
from the Forest City on he bike. Though ouiIuur'bower of rate *blob wad opportune
sly • beginner with the silent steed. he in woebtung tea crops of cereals and
shade the datenos of 64 codes in half • day greet.' as 51.0 to ooui.ug tis+ •tmwpherw
There was a quilting bee at Mrs. Arthur and laying (bedlam.
Wilhelm on Tuesday afternoon of last week Corer us. tt VlsioN.-Un S.turday ib.
when eight ladies taking part finished • 3,) cwt., tis. Court of Reviews' of ti. As
sioe quilt as • birthday gift to their enter- ..azul'' Rolle tor 189b,wut 0. bead is there -
Miner. All pressen spent an eoloyable
time. _
BLUEVALE.
Wal••r-.I.Ar, May 20.
.lames Wilson, teacher, ot \Vroxeter, was
in town last week
Mrs Msclllwata, of Wingham, was visit-
ing mbar daughter. Mrs. A. Holmes, let
week.
Mass Jennie Campbell, daughter ot Peter
Campbell, of Turnberry, was married last
week to Wesley Bentele. of Wimaipeg.
The political meeting held in the Fores-
ter's Hall, Mondat evening of the 18th, was
well attended. 1)r. Macdonald, of Winc-
hes), was the petiu ipel speaker. Other
spse�en were E. nlor of the
Wtaibam Timer and Thos. titBhos, M.PP., highly re:mmmesded, bans reoest1_, oh-
o( Wroxeter. tweed the duunguishud besot of gold
TiTi.LY1,4v. May 26. medalist at Tratq Usiversaty, Toronto.
Miss tiwls
Richardson, of Itr, was visit- I Crt.uiaATIoN Muth. -- A though the
lag at John Burgess' last weak, weather on the moraine of the o5obraties
Mom 1.11y Mom, of ,:odore+. was visiting •pp..red inewpicIOua rat did sot prevent a
ander the parental roof last week. large orowd of her tnaisety'e subject* from
Mre. Wm. Sproat, of Seafortb, was visit• all points of toe compass from aweuung in
Mg her nephew, R. N. fluff. this weak. the oelebrattos. Our village looked its beet
sPeouve 1 uwwaip Hail' uf the mutuutpelt-
t►s. of Aebti.W and West N awanusb, the
termer oomtoesotsd at 1 o'ul,.ck r
latter at 10 A. m. sharp. Alt iwooernetitake
note.
i). I..ANNa51Tgr Contra AND Gels.: -
Mrs. S. Rooke sod two oluldrem who have
been venting Mr. and Mrs. Msrd.s.k, ot
Hepworth, returned bone cm Thursday
atter having an eo)oyabie vat Robert
Wray, wile and cauldron, left bore ooSat-
urday to vat relaIves at Blyth, also to
celebrate the Queen's 77th bartbday.
Sc.•-icesoe -.J. R. Mali.. M.1) , has
lanced in Dungan/woo as successor to the
late Juries McKay, M I). He othee ie sit-
uated on Albert .treat, east of d J. Craw.
fords more and dwelling bottle. He Domes
At LIS numerous ladies and gentle-
men of the court to brilliant dres+e.:
and uniforms, entered and touts the r
places. and at 8.30 the great hell in the
Ilan tower be gen to boom. giving the
signal to all otner bells. which took uP
the peal and resounded through the
city. A large number of bishops en 1
priests, in magnificent ceremonial robes
were In attendance. the bishops with
golden mitres and golden bruiderc-d
chasubles. the priests In white aur-
plloes, with golden chasubles. Some of thou hast elected me to be a ruler of
the priests were busy within the Icor- this Thy people. 1 trust In Tliy goOd-
estas lighting the tapers on the after nese toward me. 1 thank Thee and bow
and preparing ebe elements for rte to Thy power. Direct Thou my way
celebration of the Eucharist. while In the accomplishment of the radiation
others were grouped In their several which Th•.0 hast entrusted to me. En -
places about the lconostas. As the dow me with the knowledge of the
bell of Ivan Vellki toned out the half- right: strengthen my hands for this
hour. the male choir, whleh in Greek great work. Ma) 1 1 permeated
churches is always concealed. began to with the wisdom that Borth forth from
intone .the Te Drum. Their beautiful Thy throne. May my heart abide In
voices swelled to the tones of the grand Thy hands that my lite may be full
and solemn anthem. and se• mei a fit-
of icer towards my subjects. that I
Ing preparation to the ceremony about may on the great day of Judgment
COD -
to begin stand before Thee_ with a clear con-
te science."
At a quarter to 9 the dlplormat:r When the Czar rose from his knees,
body and special envoys, headed be the Metropolitan of Si. Petertbur'g
Count de Montevilln. them French Am- began a prayer for the Emperor. at
haswlre, who. In the Inability of the which everyone 1n the Cathedral knelt,
Turkish Ambassador to be present in s with the exception of the Emperor.
Greek church. was the doyen of the who stood erect. wearing his crows.
diplomatic corps, slowly filed Into the The Metropolitan then stepped for-
pacred building. The choir continued ward to the foot of the dais and made
singing. and at 9 o'clock the sound • short address to the Czar on the ho-
of cheer. and roars from the wattle., portance and duties of his office, end -
throngs outside announced the 'act log with these words: "With this vial -
that the royal party was appreiching. ble and corporal adornment of thy
The first of the Imperial party to head Is King of Honors. of thatsibly Christ the
the
appear was the Dowager Czarina. brad of the orsdan Eblyire
mother of the Emperor, who came s.- After the Emperor took the sceptre
press and from tae Emperor and Fm- the Metropolitan of St, Petersburg
areas their attendants. The Dow- said: ,-God has crowned this God given.
ager Empress wore a crown and an God adorned tnoai Clod fearing auto-
by
ypthisl mantle. and was accompanied crst and great monarch. Emperor of
fa those members lit the Imperial all the Russets. Take thyself the sorp-
ffmny who were not included In the tate and ball of the empire, the visible
Czars cortege, and the ladles and of -
image lit the sole sovereign. YYy of er
ticlals of her court. Four chamber -
the people given by the most (1Igh for
laths bore her train as she ascende•1 their government. promotton d every
the throne, on a dais. level with tee desirable well-being."
other two thrones. Over the Dowag -r After this the choir sang the Te
Czarina's throne hung a magnlfice-It
baldachin, and on a pillar cover.• 1
w velvet was the initial lett-•r
" M." In old. On the oppoelte p ll .r
was the le " N.." with th • number
"• 2" below it : he Czarina's Initial wee
not eligible, being' covered by the great
baldachin immediately after.
Amid tumultuous shouts rrom outside
the Emperor and Empress appeared at
the door. They were received by the
clergy and escorted to the steps of the
altar. The Emperor was in the dark
green and gold uniform of a general of
the guards. with high boots. The Em-
press was dressed In a silver robe with
a long train. which was borne by four
girls.
Arriving at the altar steps. the Me-
tropolltsn of Moscow, and the Grand
Duke Berglus welcomed the Emperor
and Empress in the holy building. The
Metropolitan of St. Petersburg pre -
s• nted the cross for them to kiss, and
the Metropolitan of Kieft presented
them with the holy water. After boa-
ing three times before the altar and
kissing the sacred Images, their Ma-
jesties ascended the steps and took
their places In front of the altar. with
their backs to the throne.
The scene was one of great beauty
as the Imperial couple stood awaiting
the service which was to proclaim
them Emperor and Empress of all the
Russlas. The blase of gold and sllv•-n.
the brilliancy of the uniforms and or-
ders.
rders. the richness of the Russian
court toilets, worn by the ladies, the
sparkling and precious gems, the
clouds of Incense rising from behind
the Iknnostas anti pervading the
Mies Retie Hareem, who u learning the
tailoring bniin in Rewrote, spent Sunday
at home.
N. Whaley, of Relgrave, and Mee Rmil
of Ethel, upset Soaday visiting friend* in
the village.
The esoramest ot the iord's supper was
administered is the Preabyten•s church
Ian Sabbath. Rev. Mr. Mackay, of l.aok-
eow, officiated.
AUBURN.
Tue-Ill, May 2/,
Min 11 Fergaes's, of Goderioh,was home
Tor holidays
Mw Maris Pollick was home from (:ode
rich ea'tandy.
1. T. Acheson's branch store
Mimed this week
Miss 11.11 1% ileac and
haste froth 1 %flames.
MAORIS. Hunt, Galloway
wheeled sot hers and beck to
Saaday.
Miss Edith and Harry burner, of Gods
rte, aped a ample of days with (rus& is
the village.
Wm. \ aagblot Las doweled to fro to
Stratford, where he has secured a situation,
next week
W. are pleased to w that J. 1' grows
Is stress esasgh te be around after ea 111-
ame deb tomtits.
Some Of aur lades tried to set up • 'leap
r load te gep te a 110•41111111111serial at
yr.
es Mesday eveshg- Mom el sur
bwy* west Is cad (hates early
in lbs merdm/ ail sere d them whe re
maimed wen shy, se thee the epsstmsss d
mate en were low and lir between in the
lead.
Deese the fierier seem ea Meader
sresi.R thehtsMi Aron the resides ei
Mr. Mees The daimon n wee the mesas
el wieremes sad a ham is the seller lure -
Mod 1M arra d esainMlwg M is the
here will be
Itob Brows
wars
and Masco
t:od.riek ea
In its decorations et evergreens, and also a
namier of Canon Jacks were to be sem
Hoven( oo the breeze o5 several of out
dwelling houses mid boNeeen plasm, our
oltirmos dim tieing with mob other m the
wlebremoa. (:odee1oh, Laokeow, W isgbam
and other plasm were well represented. la
oesee.lueooe of the rats white tell nerved
Seaday- sight that Mmsspbere wee moder-
ately 000ied end til dart laid.
upon the thrums, the Empresa still
standing In her former pesos
was the supreme moment of all. and
when gazing round the church and see-
ing rwpresemtatives from nearly every
district of this mighty Empire, and
beholding the Czar sltttIon his throne
of state, with lbs symbuls nisi power
gtven to him by the highest authority
In the land, use bad a realising sense
of tae gnat power wielded by the
man in whose boner this great traction
was held.
•
At the moment of his taking his
seat on the throne. lbs cannon of the
arsenal thundered forth. the boils
rang, and t0. Lands maimed outside.
played the National Anthem.
The Emperor after merely occupying
the throne for a few seconds. rose,
and piecing the sceptre and the globe
on the table by his side, turned to the
Empress. and, taking off his crown,
touched her forehead with It. She
then knelt before him un a orimson
velvet cushion, when the Emperor
placed upon her bead her own crown.
which is surmounted by a large sap-
phire. The Empress' ladies of honor
fixed the crown on her head with •
gold comb, and then robed her In her
mantle of cloth of gold ermine, lined
like the Emperor's. 8be was also
invested with the Dollar of 8t. Andrew.
and she was led to her throne by the
Emper .r and remained seated at his
side.
The Emperor then resumed his scep-
tre and orb, and the clergy broke forth
Into the magnlfioent anthem "L)umtne
Salvum Fac lmperatorem," and "Der
mine Salvan Fac Imperatrlcem," of
course. in the old Slavonic tongue.
The choir answered, "Ad Mottos An -
nae."
The members of the Imperial family
and the foreign princes new advanced
and congratulated the Imperial couple.
while others In the church bowed
thrice towards the throne. thus ex-
pressing their felicitations.
Suddenly the cannon. bells and bands
ceased, and a deep silence ensued.
while the Czar knelt and solemnly ut-
tered the following prayer: 'decd,
God of my fathers. King of Kings, by
whose slack word the universe was
created, and by whose wisdom ibedes-
tiny of mankind is gulled. thou rulest
the world In righteuoaness and Justice.
T. ACHESON .. .
Ladles'
Blouses
iii,.dr-e
[� .We are showing this week a
full range of our celebrated per-
fect -fitting Blouses at 75c., $1.00
and $1.25. Every garment guar-
anteed to fit or money refunded.
Inspection of these goods invited.
J. T. ACHESON.
OLI
.The following are the 1lspim for the dit-
fersai young people's as*hliss wish neat
daring next week •
&Knox ('horoh \,P.M.C.s.,Tuesday cues
ism rat 8 o'clock. Tsps ter .1 sae 2
Ready for Death.' Leader Miss Le a
Adams
North et Methodist obsroh EL el C. IE.„
Friday wrest.* at 8 e'ole.k. Tepee for
May 2'tth. "How les We Keep Pero Our
Tboarhe, Words ase Deeds!' Leaders
Mies `:arch Acheson •ed W. J. Pammer..
\'retort• .t Methodist shard* E. L.
Friday sussing at 8 .'olook. Tresis for May
?9th. ('onseersud11
os. leer .v. H. Ir•
visa
A11 are medially invited te attend Meese
mwwtises.
elates Mise Staehe se has left tows
for Samir Ste Mari., where she ggeossee ss
Reverses' la she family el Jades Jebistes,
1nruurly .f (lederlsh. Aa active member
et St. Psl'..hs5ee, she will be mimed bra
A few My. before Issvfaw she bad the sin
formes to lose her peekee beak, Mtahie,
several dollars.
-Hmrry ie..h.: someleur-
tem er Mesa yaws age was teller is lbs
Rank el (`ANN*, hew, wee in awe ea
Friday. Mr. Brown le tea imposter ter
se Warrnes e.mpaay sail Wen& ssmsg
here to live 11 be r gee a hones a one
Mon, mrd M x111 has pleaseme ns.Melees
et W. m Seatset►.
Deum and the bells of the Krern
again rang out. At the Invitation of
the Metropolitan. the royal couple
then descended from the dale and
walked to the entrance of the sanc-
tuary, where the Metropolitan of Se.
Petersburg, with a branch of gold,
sprinkled the forehead. the eyes, lips
nostrils, ears, breast and the palms
and backs of the hands of the Em -
of Kieft removing the oil with a linen
cloth. The Empress was merely
sprtnkled upon the forehead.
Resuming their places upon the dais.
mese was now begun, and after the
consecration of the dements, the Em-
Lrroarr the train of his coronation robe.
bing borne by the clergy. entered the
sanctuary behind the Ikonostaa, and
received the communion The Em-
press likewise received commun-
ion,
•te but kneeling
he panctuary
steps. as women are notallowed with -
In the lkonostas. Aller the com-
munion, the Emperor and Empress re-
saoended their thrones, their insignia
being borne before them and all of the
court dignitaries grouped around
them. The Czars chief almoner then
recited the prayers• which follow the
9bmmUnl'n, concluding with the In-
tonation of the ••Domine Saloum F'aa
Imperauirem" and "Domino Salves
Tac Imperatricem."
The choir then sang the "Ad Mulles
Annos" three times. The long cern
Atony was now concluded by each at
the annointed kissing a golden crucifix.
cobtaining a sacr- d relic, a hied was
held up by the Metropolitan o1 Kieft
amid a salvo of cannon and the clang -
Ing of bells• to which were Joined the
vltaya Palace. wearing tbetr Imperial
crowns and mantles. The members of
the imperial family gad the relief
elergy and high dignitaries of the Em-
pire were their guests, and they were
served by elbows in gala uniform, ten
servants being present. Every dish d
the imperial couple was brought in
with especial oerenx,n) by • genu
followed by the master of ce*emunlrs.
attended by pages. A court chamber-
lain poured out the wine& For this
banquet the court chef had under his
direction 300 cooks and Me assistants.
Inproclaiming the Emperor crowned
after the donning of the mantle. the
Metropolitan of 8L Petersburg used ill
of the Czar's titles, which are : Ntcba�
las 11. Alexandrovich, Emperor and
Autocrat of All the Russian. Czar of
Moscow. Kieft, Vedtmtr, Novgvroal
Astrachan, of Poland, of Siberia, of
the Cherconnese, Tanrle, Seignior of
Pakow, Grand Duke of Smolensk. of
Lithuania. Voibynla, Podolia and Fin-
land, Prince of Eotbonla, Llvtxnte and
Courland.
The proctamatlon issued by the Czar
on the oocaslon at his coronation pre-
scribes
ro-scribes various remissions. of which the
following are the principal: All ar-
rears of tarts In European Russia and
Poland are remitted and the land tax
in redwood by half for ten years. The
Urteaoes of ells In Siberia are ma-
terialy reduced, political offenders re-
csh•tng further remiselons *duh the
restoration of their civil rights 1n cer-
tain cassia The Ministers of the In-
terior and Justloea are empowered to
sabmtt to the Czar deserving cases of
those puntsbed after a regular trial
Those persona who shared In the Fet-
ish rebellion who are not guilty of
murder, cruelty, arson or robbery are
exempted from the police supervision
decreed in 1E3 and are granted full
freedom of residence If they return to
their own country and take the oath of
&Sler anon.
church, the solemn sweetness of the mighty acclamations of the people. The
singing. which now again began, all Imperial couple. array d In their cor-
contrtbuted to the splendor of the o.- orate n splendor. rmrtgtd from the
cation. As the Emperor and Empress nt rthern door of the cathedral under
a got :eou5 canopy. borne aloft by four
ca•urt chamberlutns.
The l mperrr, wile, still le 1•f the
sceptre and orb preceded the Emprevr
A fcuw•rd and handed the Emperor by • few pares. I Vairl
veil walked around outside
e thee Ivan V h
a mistral. saying. "ileitis Spiritus Sane- Ikl who. h was uurrounded by tribunes
ti sit temper recon, amen.' and bid- filled with guests. and re-entered the
ding him read aloud tis•• orthodox creed. cathedral square betwe n the Ivan
which he did t,(i a voice audible to riU. Tcwer and the Cathedral of the Arob-
This was toItlwed by the reading of argil Michael. which they entered. and
the litany. with prayers for Orfs thence walk• d to the Cathedral of the
Meeting upon the Ceara Government. Annunciation, several high dignitaries
'I he choir then pang "Clod Is the L.ord." gsrrying the trains of their mantles.
with the response, "Lord. sate Thy
entered the cathedral the choir pang
Psalm 101. "Mlserlcordlarrl et judiclum
cantaho tib( Domini."
The Metropolitan of St. Petersburg.
as the hymn rat th'- choir (waned. step-
prople The *trains of the National Anthem,
the
The Metrepnlltans of Kieft and SL joyful pealing of the bells, the
Petersburg then assisted the rear to fiend• r of the cannon and the loud.
doe the imperial mantle. made of cloth f ted gad roar of the people who strug-
of gold. lined wits ermine. which was '-
crowned
p. r other to nee their
presented on two golden cushions b,
tribute/
0Emsk.r and his consort. coir
court chamberlains. After donning the trlbuteA to mak. an unfoi getable smite
wnwnth the gbrlperor assumed thedI•-
mond onllar of Pt. Andrew. the Metre After paying their devotions In that
pntltanPeltrtbnrg, rlaying: "tis listhedral of the AnnunciaUnn, their
naeobtr Paris et P101 et Pplrltua Paso -day
plated themselves again an -
11, elite. " der the H•)deachin, and wene eesoorfpd
to those who witnessed It.
Then tattling to the altar, the (`sal they
lit foot of the Red Stain .. which
bowed his head to toe prelate of St lairs tarend.d amid the shoats of las
Ptttrshues who crossed his hands ass- troop and toe people. At the top their
an his Rejects 5 forehead anal said majesty.,
tW et°ppe.d, and• lotions he.
"May the Lord anoint him with the dl wails their .uhjteta bowed, thin they
orf Jsy��"ay t� him with p lwtr watered
.1. the palaes. I igmpata -
•rd
and lira. ups. bis brad • wow. of IOmprar sebetyawwtly /toed Is male
tenths
Rosggse domes of long lir.: may be s the basttsstlag ban of elks aran.'
LANE
i, S. seoAv, May 26.
The much-needed rain has coma at last.
Mr and Mts. 1). Fairish are vellum in
1'ems bier vicinity.
Mr. cad Mrs. J. R. McDonald and family
were rho guests of F. Scott on Sunday
last.
Miss B.
Winter in Bolslo, returned home on Tare -
day last.
Mr. Sherwood and wife of Ferion at-
eoded lbs fwagnl el Mrs. Campbell on
Friday.
Ws. Qihi, wM W Machin school in
Mitchell vtdmlty, tales up os 61a bake to
speed the 24th at hems.
A few from bare took is the vporta at
Dungaonoo, bet the majority west to lb
picnics at Port Albert and the Lijbtlsasa
The outlook for wheat and bay is sot very
eocouraeing. Spring grain is leokeag very
well, bot has been suffering in some plasm
from lack of rain. lint the rata oo Monday
bar brightened prospects.
On Saturday evesing the "Ashfield Rov•
ere' e • et to St. He:oos and played a match
wits, •i,. ream there, which resulted is a
►cur• - 1 :n 0, is favor ot the Rovers. A
re: cru ,. .favi. is to be played co Saturday
memoir.
It is our pa shit duty to report the death
Meer rat ear 5.55' re.peeted residents is the
person t \t.- .,.ens• l:.n p',11, one pass
.d s•. ea. 13 ew 110151*y t..1 Mrs
C.mpi.. I e•h•.e now en same ..s Soar
E1 lei e . I) ,vr. he .levet 'Mambas r of
the late James l'yoee, and was herb 1b Hol -
ten .oub.v os tie 6 or. of Jess, 1834 Ai.
the.. I ..g. of 18 .he was married .0 Geo
Campb.11. sad 11.• aa1•.t( cv.uV.• 55074,1 10
the tee ...hie ..t tt.iwiasiosh. where they
made t• , then... Iva. • home, ted is here
they rds dad t.•r new, years '»for• mayors
t Asbheki. Oar departed 1rits1 was •s
s.. wet ('hr.ua worker, tied had bee o00-
5501.4 *1111 les M.thodiet ebareb.ver s1505
she was tearoom years of .it. Ha home
w....Iareve a borne ter the s.laistering yes•
van'. el Gid, and her hie sed I.be.r seer
reedy te be given heartily lea the Master's
servlet, Sed when rioh reward els has now
gee. to.. oy forever in the f her
i.erd. 1. her demi.s we feel w. ksys net •
kind esenber, sad the bereaved family
haus lost • loving wife ted a load ,amber.
Rat what is our lose baro for s short thee
is undoubtedly for her gala .wreally
in that beenutal City of Light Deemed
leaves a family of three toes sad three
daughter. -Janine in Algoma Mom sad
Flirt is Meanwhile Martha i. Ottawa, J.hs
sad George is Asb*.ld; Ones with her egad
partner to itte w left le mourn heir depert-
are. The iseermest task peso. ea Friday
.1t reee. at the lethal asmatery, Rev. Mr.
Hall eosdaetisg the tavern servien Th.
very Targe member •tt.s.disg the fw..rsl
gess far to .how the 511loset of reupst MM
tit ear departed hired. sed the syw patsy
mended to the .errewies relatives.
Courtney,atter spending the past
IOW is the Time
to make your purchase of
Palm Implements
1 am new erepared N take orders
for fares lm9Mm5Me of the obe'otlsd
lead is the merest at the present
time and at Ube very lowest rates,
comprising the
It Binders
Nezaa B""'M f F oldo, a. of Mowers
1 Hayrakes
Plows (siookah
alldgtt flow Company's plows
eorrlptl5es.
Cultivators-theabo t1tti: Urm.'k r
Wagons Adams t ges
e'. Paris Wag
Works. A full line of wagons.
allowed to be the leading wages la the
Provisos.
McLaughlin Carriage Cemppawe►
Buggies Oshawa. Full !Med tits ehdo-
est beanies in til Provlaoa
All seedsoaranteed.
P artum w anrtting in the above lines
w111 a: wars 1.4 t to their .dvastegt to call s1
my shop. 55 I guarantee satisfaction watt
seeds in the above base, so that you Mabel
asks any mistake by Dolling co
LII UURN.
Tnsso*,, May 21
Joseph Shaw, el the sirens, Iowa wee
wining here this week.
Mae Freemen F .t Tsaber-
=itk, bas hese vlelthg Ger slang Mrs. A.
H Mmes.
Mrs X R*ashler jr. is vides hes
parents Mr. and Mrs Hash (.'hlzhuh_ppe.aa
vines te snap to Sarnia where Mr. Baecblr
eerw rmidm, be having removed fres Peter -
/
here
J. KNOX,
70.gt Agent for the &bevfi
WE'RE IN IT
That IStosay
CATTLE BROS.
have bought oat the busmen et
JOHN RALPH, on HAMILTON STREIT,
aid osny a fall lime of Stoves, Tu
sad Granite wear. gad are prepared
to give tenders for
Plumbing, Fitting,
Rave -Troughing,
and Tinning,
and gearsatee to give yea satisfac-
tion in each and every nada
Oar refrigerators are the beat is
the markett. Call sad see them
Mr Leave your orders st John Ralph's
Old Stand, Hamulten-9t.
CATTLR BROS.,
Plumbers and T-innera.
SIGNS OF SPRING.
The newt mes.et.sent et
NSW HATS
We aro off rise te tete public.
He ia barmen with snare se
she deem bar apnea atthe, sad but
yovadf a selline M aT.
bt
ppA�lls.o.nee,w seal et all the
lMtgal
eskwa sesr. Bsslrsy. an..
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IMPERIAL
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with se its beauties Is spm ae "'
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