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13ItITtsI1 Mile
i7IS.\'p .Utj TLIE WILD WAXES,
1.'uvt.
Ct)11Ii O'ER THE 11WONLIT SEA.
Duet,
Pri.,s± to c . 1 is i,•tch Semi l,ostliaid ' 00 receipt
or title.., U.;,) :, .t"oa '• Jous,•e'1+ :titulieai Cate-
,'u.nt, PAW(' > , t oats. Caen 1 'tt 101 'S'eletity
k Aetel?.'s, St Jenard eV'oryw heft as'.a lileaos of
acquiring delicacy and rapidity in fingering,
music noun stock supplied to order.
Vgieltseller, Main sirset, Exeter, Ont.
frill' ..reter
TIIUPSDAY, JULY 8, 1080
LOCAL NEWS.
The To tic Dolt Co., Marsha 11,1411eh,;
wif.send thinroelebrttted %;lectro-Voltate 11'u1t's to
the atlliet,•d upon 9t) days trial. li{,00dy cures
i naraatec,l. tete)' mem what t11Gy say. Write
to them without tta1ay.
;3:znnor.rixe,a now remedy for consumption,
ler stale at C. Lutes Central Drug Store.
Sticky fly -paper and fly -powder at Central
Drug Sore.
The linty plana in. toren forchildren's carri-
ages and velocipedes is at Chas. Eaorett's. Call
and see there.
Best machine oil at E. II. Speakman's.
Post Office Plock.
'Best machine oil at E. H. Speakmnan's,
Post Of,lce Block.
Ano'ion sale of furniture every Wednesday at
3, Drew'sattil his present stook of furniture is
clisposedof. Undertaking carried on as usual.
Auction sale•ofChina, Crockery, Glassware,
Cutlery, Wall paper, etc., rte.; at Exeter, in
?•Ir Sontheott't Brick deck. 'Phis big sale
well c r:amenco on Saturday next, 10 of Jnly.
Auction sale at 2 and 7 o'clookp. m., andcon.
iiuutr for ten day. Whack -Bang they go. .'No
hanging on for prices. No reserve at c:,is sale.
All must be suit.
3. W. BROnERI(lt.
HOLIDAYS. -The public schools closed for
summer i-aoatiou yesterday.
Briar. -Mr. Win. Dearing, of Stephen, in
forms us that he iutetnds cutting his wheat
rind barley this weak.
New BAT.w.-Yesterday Mr. Jaynes Pickard
raised a been 30x60 feet'on the site of the old -
one wliiah was horned last fall.
LARGE SNARE. -On Tuesday last, Mr. Wm.
W'estentb trilled a lerge'sake on the farm of
Mr. Win. Rslkwi'l, which measured eft. 6 in.
in length, and 51 in. around.
Hwa riesne-The edema- of the Exeter
'volnuteer company retnrnsd home from Lon-
don camp on Friday evening last. They look-
ed well after their short i,tay ou- the tented
field.
ACCIDENT. -While going around his house
the other clay, Mr. Thos, Flamtin fell down cel -
ler, and inert hitnselt severely. He is able, to
be around, but suffers sone Leconvenience 11
from a pain in his side.
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CANARY )STOLitL--011 friday last, Willie all KINDLY BlSktEnrualttsn.-14fr-A. S. Abbott,.
:Mr, Sptcer's family were absent, some yelsou Tour vegetable City Clerk, is iu receipt of a let -
took the key from its place above the lioor,on• i ter from Athlone, Ireland, tho .contents of
Weed the h(niso and stole a beautiful singing whiollar° of a pleasing nature, It appea'a
(*nary 'from A (tags, On retiringthe key was I that his uncle, the Rev. \V. I3'.' Gunning,an
replaced after the door was'loeke& The can. Episcopal clergyman, was stationed at Lamb's
aryh$ lunchmissed, its -it -was an excellent
singer.
1'oiut, nein' Brookville, and in 18+i1' roturnod
toliisnative Land. Ile was a bachelor, pos-
sossed of a largo fortuno. After laboring. in:
IsxRonnertner S,ltuteoN.-On Senility last, Tritiated for several years ho took Welt and died,
Bev, J. B. Gun ly;` the Ill) \T pastor of the Ito made a will, but until the month of May
'Methodist Cnarcii, Exeter, prenellecl his in' hist could it be found, An ativcrtisomeut in
trocluetory sermon to a 141140 mud attentive ,the T,t h 2'totes (Dublin) bron,.ht 010 "011..
congregation. In the uvoniu.g aleo the church anent to light, anti the euntents of it devise the
was welt filled, and the li:!teliers were again sunt of. £J,000 to his nephew. The old gen-
treated to an intlitessive and elognent seriuou ( amen, sae been receiving tiro 0,,ngratulatiuns
of las friends over his gond luck. Wo tru(;t
that he may be long spared to enjoy it. -Len -
don. Tyree .Press. Mr. Abbott is father of Mr.
IL R. Abbott, of 'Exeter.
On the life"of a1loses.aa applied to the life of
ohristians.
I.' 0. 0. F. --The following are the names of
the.oflicers elect of. Exeter I.O. 0, F. for the
meront quarter :--
P. G. -Bra. 3. Otto.
N. G. -tiro. 3. Mamma
V. G.-- " 1I. Nowell.
11. S.- " 3. Fyio.
1'. S.- " 3' . Sp'utltrnan.
T'reas.- " W. iloward.
ltopreventative to Grand Lodge.-Bro.
J, Orr,
Sreersrrcc,-The vital statistics for
the village of Exeter for tiro half-year ()tiding
June 80th are as follows ;-•331 the, 17 ; mar-
riages, 5 ; deaths, 11. Greatest ago. 72
years ; least, 21 days; average, 80 years.
Canso of death, --Membraneous croup, 1; sea^ -
A lILavr Lear. --One day during the past
fo,v weeks there wart 'performed fn this town a
remarkable feat iiiIif `ainly*i Willes we veutnle to
say has seldom beene equalled in any town iu
Canada the size of Exeter. This remarkable
feat oousisted in lifting a vary heavy mortgage
un a printing plant in town; The medical
editor desired to ]Bove Ws aloe, and a few
Rrfoi•rriers had claims neatest it which aggre•
gated a uico stun, so it Reformer tells as, and
they wore very anxious to retain the office in
their service, and likewise the renowned ma-
tted editor. 'So anxious were they in this re-
spect that they would not let hilt move a typo
let fever, 1; iuflamatiou of the bowels, 9 ; tutl he paid oft their claims, which lie' was
onngestioa of tho lungs, 1 ; cauvuleious, 1 ; I oompelletl to do, when it is sal he renewed
hydropericardian, 1; general debility, 1; the threat, made ona former occasion, to
whooping cough-uegleut,1; pie•aro-puemu- anuihilate the ungrateful party with a pistol.'
mania, 1; measles, 1. He nzisuntlort,od the motive that actuated
_, thembl demanding tbeirmoney beforcho moved.
C,.Ata» II.tens.-The St. Mary's Argus, They were an -late to retails his services, aid
which has for many years boon the property of
Mr. 3. 3. Cvabbe, has been purchased by bit'.
J. P. Rice, formerly of Exeter. We can recom-
mend Mr. Rice to the good will of the people
of St. Mttnys. tto is a priotical and good
milder, and is tuereovtcr a man of education.
and nnquestioited ability. His political lean-
ings have always been Reform. Under his.
managuaeut, we confidently meet to vee
the Argus take a leading, position in Canadian
journalism.
Pintitotar,.-Mr. Brewer, manager of Exeter
branch of Maisons Bank, lift no Saturday last,
for his summer hoiitlaye. IIo will be absent
three or four weeks, and will, it is understood,
not return alone. His place iu the bank is
took that wrty;of a000mplisllin g their purpose
Poor medico, disowned by Conservatives an
kinked out by Reformers, where next will It
ti was aounllied itt speech•tnulring. The
piat.forin tett; occupied by the 1i, v. lir.
r11onreel, 13. I)., Lno4111, Rev. Mr. Welhl,
London :north, Bev. Mi.. Crnu(ly, Exit,
I ter, and the Itay. Mr. Peolode. The
nitlaic MELS 0n by the Fiti field
Sum: 8 ”:Ni#4
RAG er.twitherSe+ ' k .1 ` N. ;.
«prai
t . g l'I e l'17 t,u rlet t
IMPLEMENT W .. ,
!'v- .A.;3.. 6 Iia .t .t ..A, T 1117
Has been. appointed' Agent for the seta of the following artiorl.:'1 M.i.i::F,cttire b -
St. Tltouras and 13ranipton Agricultural Works : 1
the
.improved Royce iRe:9per,
i3.Y1, `sst3t 7.Fr r ;wl 4.� nG .a ;cam ..xZ•t"u(ds> t r ren
' �, ,,:::::is kern ^ et,
AKE
TILE CORNELL STEAM ENGINE Fort THRESHING' ;G
1AC1I.t?r4.
These aro all Warranted, and have ,pained a wilt' ropittstinn. Satisfaction 1a•+n!,.:oil, or
no sale. Any repairs for any of the above implements eau be obtained from N. %otiiy.
and tea on Jule lot to raise some
gstzi
money to apply to.the pursonave fond. �•�tLYafiq'tri•TaYuwlSr.�v�`�. « ,m7tT
Tlie day llei•tg fttvarable, a large num. ^;^"a« y. e.
her attended. The Iteccn-itit'c 0f the ' 441101: :"tau`^ " }?u
inner man were oell..upplit,d in al,ul,tl•
01108 by the ladies of tbo ellut•oh. Af
ter simple justine skid Leel[ 11010 to the Haying unrchesea tiro }3,(,t and R,01 xIr i,e r•f
edibles, the roluniudttr of the afternoon t;,e
W. Ji. Trott, wo tate now ,ii. r tO tie i'eletti•(,•e.:
turn ter comfort 2 We're afraid he'll neve
get V25, or even 26 colts for his vote again.
IT 'Fitts No Summit is what that very abs
and widely -circulated journal, the I)ulfal
Express, said of the great Foropangh :shot
which is to exhibit at Seaforth on Taesday
July 20th. It further eulogizes the exhibitio
as follows :-"Nevor, to our recollection, haw
we seen a' larger crowd at a similar place than
that which filled awl overfio,ved air. Adam
Furepaugh's shote ye •terday after noon -except
the even greater multitude who sought ad-
ochoir, cor, Alii, 7-(aktnu pre-islih�� at the
u
' tllethoditts of 09111r:ilia have every rea
i sot; to feel proud of tbtir l:till+++uvge.,
o which, with itt lratlds<nne grounds,
est, and Che , st Ftcck5'
of ready made work ever tic r ,i In ' t t,•t WO
woulct 4(I8, renis til two a
horns -:untie Iiaotn and . , tl •ai : aiY; ed,
ithatwoeau supply them lttr t este, twia,,i e.sSt-
sanction.
Repairing done at 1'evre t r .ice and sati afactinu
guar towed. :. all and sAofor rourselve:s. l,ou'
organ. 1ht'pri'eeed0,incltitling Nub nava the phtee-Ea(4.t0s111ocIh'
scrtptions, amounted to $150. The (7,L+'AC11tL'1'1'. 11t tl]3;1A II11i.
mission in the evening. Indeed it was a big
Mnpplied for the present by the Inspector, Mr. }first day for the ostai,lishmeut, bat easily ex -
M. Beaton. I pained be the complete manner in which the
show had been radvertised,antl especially the
faot that Mr. Forepa;sgh has the reputation of
never goiug on the road with a show that it
no thoroughly and pre-eminently good. Mr.
It'orepaugh's managerial energy is directed to
the mainten mea of a spleudid menagerie and
a grand cirans. A finer herd of elephants
than is exhibited has never been seen here,
ranging froth: a colossus to an infantile e:pecf-
men, mid the elephantine performance given
in the rine is a marvelous illustration of how
these unwieldy, yet intelligent animals can be
- lli. r. G. Simpson, of the Molsons Bank,
Ingersoll, was iu town on Domiuiou Day.
-Accounts from Colorado state that the
three Messrs. Welsh, Hodgins, and others
who loft here for that State some time since
are doing well.
-Mr. Robert WlIis, of Lexington, is in town,
visiting the home of his ehitdhood.
Nov DtiaD.-D wring the paid two weeks the
Seaforth Expositor has been deeply lamenting
the death of a gautla'n iu who it supposed was
S.afortli's first constable, Mr. Jaynes 1)elmage.
If oar cotelne will look at the initals of the de-
ceased. gentleman, it will see that it has in -vul-
gar parlance, been giving itself away pretty
b adly. James 1)ehnage, we believe, is a reai-
a nt of the Muskoka District. The d: aril of
person named McLean iu Kamtsollatka (1f
theythave such a name there) would not justify
ns iu jumping to the conclusion that the Bea-
te. th Expositor was dead.
Flinn: On Friday morning last, AIr-Lewis,
of Loudon, was arraigned.befor Squire Gidley
on clump `of being drunk and disorderly on
the previous day, Ile was fined 31 and
ousts.
TEE BRUSSELS Pori. -This paper has enter-
ed Its eighth year and shows sigus of decided
pros; erity. The Post is spiee'y written, and
its local and general news well selected. We
wis.r our confrere continued success.
13. C. C1Ioncg,-Rev. 11r, Webber, of the B.
0. Chn eh, Exeter,wan in 011111.011 on Sunday
liteacbittg rho anniversary sermon. The pnl-
I.1. litre wee file by Rev. Mr. Thomas, of
Clinton, who also addressed the schuolin the
afternoon.
Poe } tr zarn.-At the last meeting of the
T,eel er it. 0. L. it was decided to celebrate the I
1.3 t of ,fuly, Monday next, in L'ayfteld in con -
;petite' with the South tinrnn County Ledge. ,
The 13te'.er baud has been engaged to ae-
C010',01113 thorn,. i
fa
^i(rt::o rr BAY. -On the ocrawsion of lain Int
r,:ii:•'.tarItt.from the active ministry and enn1-`ex
al 'a ,; . ii'l.o uns, 1.J.r. W. trt.td, fo-merly of i pr
L., 4 p.c'wt'ntod with rut ea•1ychair sty'iw
th • u;11;1.•5-1o1his eon t!reg*atiouatDoteli s••
11 i . f'ri ,til, wish hien many blessings in )1i, Pit
u .: 1l•rtr:, stale.
new pastor oug•tl;ing its prayer. A'1 retiro,l o•t
Ar reit: n1.v tract:+ . • We, net lee. by the Lou.. A 1ti1:1Y \f :X Mtn fkliew I?o'r.larx - a suasnnat,la ha,i, rti,hiug tate pastor and hi c
.,s. ', peon":
den .1,;e1r4, rlt•tt {it.•,4.1 t M:Ly, of 1'.,n,1 01, ftrtn- illlnt fanner iii L.ii,tlott tuwn;,irio, who. id. Oe a wit.) a pt )ilgftt time in their new saner, and
.
. + anticipating la proallerous future 'tor the
ri:•1" lit ,.,.e-tsP }t:1LL SStL3 laetui :Un9 ata a -1'Lw
educated. The ohms entertainment -tile give
Exeter, February ;0,100. 6nt.
will compare fuvornblt' a it 11 any par- 1:r:'ici11:D
sot age in Cl,ula•ln. Mr. Trivitt wont(' fr.ttn their pt'i t 0. t-t,•itiotl. They
110 doubt have blushed bind he beet) until tllei.t st•, rh, ,t, cl !l, t+ b :.t t. tthieh
lit net.d to lies ,..he b u tl f.'r
Duluth, itt. lice ''iI'i t,d i:,,:,,nd unit
tainted the cite:, 11„ t, a• CI •tit's ick ;
1, mix which 1.1;10:« S"andel;i suite to
.EExt'ter to Set' hie brother, N, hon. 'y has
s, en but 0I,0e, and thin ()elf' Ti' faiw
minutes, 1n 1Ovilty Fenny:, 'rte l time
From the Deep. 1 of the C,tpt,�iti is ("ett. ,I :1 t.: brit, that
of the lea e, J icor' (i'tr}•riot b it B lu-
sRIPWRECTiA.a LARE IBu120N-O PASSE:Nt3-
'lore (Noma rc tel ti:v pa...de of {bei 0t)41i.
ENS AND 6 uR THE DREW a,c m•r. ( r
1ne pa6brt,ret's l nitro, be t:ia lot
Orl l.lond,Ly evo,,ing last a mean ltuaw.`
dreese1 aftet tale 1c 1tiull uI tl miter, n.
anti
anti giving his name ae .)olln 1bautlere, _._.
of Port lltti•o11, arrived ill Linter by (JoutzoTL 111nrTI:d(3. --The OCnncil met
traits front 1, )I.dt'0 and engnti•td itt
way to the 1e:+idence of 1+'1 auk Sanders
moulder, of h1xoter North, whose bru• lug rend and sill ,•:1. Petition of part-
' Cher tie cittUt,et1 10 be. 'I'ite object oI lee all 16'11 eon, 1etluebtil'g n--iotance
his searail Was fond in due time, and to improve t1'1 r' ed, hosed l y I.
t1u 'Tuesday morning he chute down Ii•t'z see',utie,t by \V. 73.114, r that by
towel ttitb his I)l'uther, nod stints O,,n tecetve 1, grail. . f .885 tai cw'diliou
vel'nit,g with struts of our tuwLNwetl iib they enpltla'11,, it i. ii :,: IN ,vo,lt tt
related is bttt1t L1 07(Jierel,0" Ot 11 Any. the amount t I' $ 5.- Ural t l' d. 1�ext
wreck which t.ceuriet.I o11..1+'rltlay nig t Itle1'ti,rg of rb• 0-.n:.ei'� n be 1.+1. Mon.
Inst in Lake HU 11/11. A reporter of the day in Augu'a. 3', t'. ,t'os are required
Timms keel -viewed Milli and eatlleteti in, hand to utotli•the h!,,. Mat.; th,y re-
lit() following details. quire for their sec i•,uta bef.,tte or at
• ,I0I1.N SANDExs t•littt nlreli,t;;,',the,'tti a Ih,•ir 1'egnetits
is -or lather tweet-oiioelowatt 00 tine clay not be r••« ie't]. The following
''i3auin r 31110," 1L btealller of the IT (It t ?tI'doret core g"eta, u: J. .:ealne0 L.
Web ten, Traoboot'talion Oompiatiy, 1t. c'tu $79,87; 3. 1l»ttt)tttl L. It. re-
1ltuuin htatweeu Cltictal,o and it 410. pai:i,tg cult': rt 1,75; J. S. Lindgius
0.1 £'nudity la.••I they wore oh their way euro 1 b r 58,00 1t. it. I'lereal 525,00:
to J3uf1'i11«•, the boat. Poing loaded wILli P. McKenzie ttn.n o . 100,00; J. 13.
aiierul tnbrcllan(li e, anti (mit ),Ing IL. Ilnd�=iuv tau 70,410; P. Uttiititi:tn d(1
crew of 9..tnt:ll thwidtts cis peso cgerb. 80,00; 3. IN11,.atl C. 11 :triad()') 5101125,00;
About eight o'clock 3a't� ere took' tits W. 1i Weitz -or lol'n•tiila,4 l.0r t,et 2,25;
A ttt:el, They were tiled 1L oollb:derab,e 'J..(7,tvie tit, 1.25; A. 11IoO•'rniiclt O r
afterwards asmall cloud gathorut17,the ():tin 81,51;P.Z+;a,rot 001:1g r 88,50;
distance off Thunder arty. $uor'tly A. Pitchers worts m1 colt'2012,00; Win.
North West., . It;•L:5r11eted the eittentiuu 'Gamble g .r 8,00: L. L)t,lier'd,tu do
of the nate whin c arelesely tt.•Jkatt Sand- 8,50; P.1)i•:hrrt1.an du t:,75; It. 3)irlier-
el'_y if he thought they would etAtounier shin do 2,05; 1). Di,itt•t 01 'io 1.50,
a etortn. The whee uittn ausaei','d A. I)isberd;t:t (10 ;1,t2.3; P. Farrell do
that Ire thought they would etot. The 5..00;,1+P. 1l, Tot do 2 47; E. Dish-
cnboe:gneiit event, however, proved the, '1'd,t:t 8,00, A. et,w tt, 8.87; G. Irvin
Years Of (he mate to be well grounded. '1,50; C. Ma 4111 1.00: J:1;11es Weber
About eleven o'ch;clr a 1,00; \Val..1?';11i,t 20,:10; II t 15 45; J.
WHITE SQUALL STE:TICK TIMC.it ('. T„tl'ea0 20,00; t j. fin tot"; 8.0; .
without a tns,uii:nt'ti 4arbit.g and illy' O'Giatti.tt 9 50; 11. • I .ihcu tot";
1.
burst almost ]taaiautly capsized., . the Clrar('nre,1 1,76; 3. 10,1 11 7..60; 1).
mate 0{ll•j' Ilial tithe to cut loose tL small Collins 125; 1';, (tarry 10.(IFt;. A. Alien
b,mt. into which be and the mitt 11,00; J. Dor. 1`2.00; f;.:iirq'olt21 4,'.1f;
jumped it hen ll,ey. struck water. Tire 11. 1iu(l;tltt� 1.1',010; IL �A(1a1•tus 5,12; 1';.
night tta•c pit(111y' drttk and noth11ri,'. .hi';.8111711 ii 1.1 fly, (.1•'c^Iii 11,1(1; .l'.
Bhrntll�r 1.50; 0. `'>1p. a (:11.11(1; Ito
10,75; IL Jt.,x 8,00; J. .l; x 8.00; 3.
rustlers 7.00; T. ;i•a1!dt:es 14,50e 11.
(i•;itiivill 85(1; .13 ie ell 11,'x5; 1�'. Vont
8.06; J.iii,i lith.'' 3,00; (1''1'alaou 1,50;
M. Wins, 2.4;;,7;'3?. tiitrtuler 5,00; 1:1,
Surlily 0,50; J Tia owns 11,25; J. finites
10.26; U, Hai, hard 11.25; 1b . S ltrultir
1:3,75; 3. 1'direr (J. 60;11„ "l.l;'ritz 1,87;
present and h"ard '1)8 praise which
wa$ lavished on bila by the wail• as
�pealiel:s for his 1ib••rality to thy' church
in 11:t,nsitI of his handsome property
at a Very 1-'w price.
n ere present. ;tri. tit:. •.f termer meet -
in another and yet larger pavili.nl. and is per
formed tri two rings. There a -e fifteen ele-
phants. His menagerie is immense, a zoo-
logical garden of rare beasts and birds from
every q tarter of the world. They have been chi.
looted with a lavish hand ami seem to be in a
remarkably fine state of health and happine.s,
a sign that Itf'. Farepangh',: emplovees know
how to take good care of the ilnprisonud ani-
mals."
TEE lernussnitx Wourm,-This is the name Rrscarxiox OF TUE New PAs•roR. A •num-
of a new weekly publication that comae from
Ottawa. It proposes to deal with trade affairs, ber of the inottibers of the Met llo,list Church
and while perfectly Clear from party influences, .anal eougreg.ttion 'stat . iu the bastnuout of the
it will give a decided support to the National church ou Friday evening at 8 u'alr'oh, with a
Policy. The first dumber is excellent, and the
view of giving a reception to li::v. J. R. {sanity,
succeeding issue only requ`ro to Fie kept up to the new mini -ter, on his assumption of the
its standard to insure for it.a large cirottlation,
antics pertaining to tiee pas:urate. After the
It should be 3n the bands of all who desire to good things provided had been "di.scuoeed,''
see trade affairs discussed. independently of Mr. W. Ii. Verity was called to the ()tisane, attd
politics. The subscription i iia per auuurn. opener' the meeting in a boort, bat appropriate
'rho industrial World Publishing Co rpany are epe"clr, til tine courts of Willes ho rvrien a 041
the no pastor in the roost friendly manner.
thopnkilishers. and hoped hie term would showgreat a.lvaitce
meat in' every branch of. the • church work.
Anvatt'rlsme.-The lack, of al ertising; says
Messes. Guo. Wil;is soil 1). A Itt>ss also ex -
the ;Ilo,ietare Tilhee, is one of the chief causes 1 tendo 1 a cordial welcome to err- and Mrs.
of busiteas failures. There are business men ,
who don't nodi rstand the value of a lvertising. (xundy a',3 t:•ustatl their efforts would conduce
to the progress of the cense which they all bad
They do not heo the direct connection between so much at heart. lir. R. H. Verity gave
Ldtertiaittg eat( the entering of a customer; or a recitation, lir. Gundy in course of a neat
the Cl Mend for any particular article. They reply, thanke,I all present for the knldlyman-
el+e, with rL self-imeortence which is told it:g, ocr in v'biell be bad been re,eiveJ, any' for
mai their busineee kunwn t., the whole corn- fraternal Sentiments uttered by the brethren
unity, elangit as that o »mop ui.y is to at' tvho bad alib'ess.ad then'. He would civ all
tont Which 01# have-na' eoacuption of. The that lay in his power, and to the beet of his
1110/114 upon whiclib:tsillees mea shoultl'o61 ability to advance the causlt of Christ to his
'Av.:ruse, 11717 o„tvertis. the truth. If yon new field of labor, and asked for their hearty
•stela ,fl 1 thin.; lot the pt:aple know It• 00-ow::ration in his offer .a. The I41C(L ant in-
t-I`1rtealte, ,Sewol• let art s eive&Beement got iangltre/ l'enniOi wag brought tO a erasw by the
(tent I be seen. 1,1 14 Ili int'te tiny -heard
wane 01)0
CRYING L01001.! FOR AR1Ibr'ANOT
olid oil 0,r:clog Lo the {Betanin)o it in
v111c11
the clic. p oceeded, they found
a man gallantly snuggling in the h•Ib;e'r.
, c 1«i ttl,tl tuna of mind, tried his hyoid at' ehul•ih.
1,�,+,,'L r, Ixt haea itp be+fare rho Lt,nduu alfa- lar ,n; ;��,tratnt,s by n, u:,tv art; the other ()three do .
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I +1
< � . 1 breaking C• 1.1n^ u,r,
. '•11J l•1 t -•H•
ce . t bek,u - „1 r.•
t'• 1, •• � C Il:aa•:q Lu i ,ni o,t6' hl::iF•ftal9 t.
r. 14 .L CtBOC E�a1L VIl
pusSind- 1
to ra ri.'i�•libor (i will 1
They ttecertnim d thilt ii. was .Souders,
ire svheelorn ws`, and at once `lift(:11 171trs
!Ito t: be boat. They svaldied for
,chert=,. but Naim; to the dense fol, it. J11n1(+rhrrn 12,rtl; ti•1- a 17,1.1 is 'i r.
f13PSi :NT.-Itll'. J'tlinee tone, e', of a
u t• 1 to root e nl.t eau rte yon cat/ 1. hared n: lunch of
ca.et iia as he 111tes'111 the b''14111 City. ti gond ihrt, ;,h.r l,n: o 13 411utity ilt the bottom. of
-�- - e :uh suit rr•..l 1,1 til 1113 Iaic], potrttoee on Lop,
k- f':errvexoN.--",'h•• 1 ieelrtett of iltie place , covered thorn nit art,' e5•rtitett for the re;ltlts,
ha -yo t(t:t:ir,•.1 nit li:(•it t4:•It to (14eri(1iiiu o1,e11• At the noel ;,5 a itt!, tli 11•,5 Analog; ' any 11;{04
in:; of the tv,:tn1' 1wnrlt4 ': Li 1110 2001 Of this Of »atr1Ft'.v3 ,'.n;11,1:4 11', 1:11 Ir`: 1:: IJiIC11' ttlu
to ,tit, .A prima 1+30 will be Allen. to the O tr 10.0and ieiel t iet11 ia 1'> wetr nut}. ion regi tvhnn
1', " 1 i'1•o et;t 5011 Jr: 1.81•'1011 ilitittt(018 with the he pin. them in. 111 i V N,'�a•al ,:Cls lilt i,:e.t' no
hair. e:111 and have it et work i,, the Ihnrt.'r(1 r+1,; n =.f ,e, It:M1 lit: '10 rl ;plecn wee,
ct:,l,:, We hope ear boys nill the 'A good ar.• : 1't 4t 1,11c. 1 ,a.t o. o•i. 1(t r1 uta t1 11 1u:;r. ;111,1 tho
e,PIWL Of thrall oltieta, '` il,tw- of ;.t1-..ist,,; the ytolatoce 1r1 thrown away.
Gea'raiil, l.S
ipblch prevtlai(•tl could see uoIJliu,t., In 7,00; (;1'i outy MOO; W. i:'e't111nn'f41.(111;
ehc,l't tune they began to drill, away 41. 1.bi,lll10 aii,)(i; «.. 1:10(J.Irr<,i01( 4,011
rc,m t:bN IaCb1IO of the (limiter. After 'Ii. Ltaiup, 11 20,00; C, Cheeks 7,00.
they 111)11 been in tilt, small boat about C: Piton:11,
2 hours, they spied the lights of tL (Jletlt,
1.04'tb01'0 boiled st(u)tter, 11(141 It1 (mon
belt tlit3waelves in 111x: 0001's to' inter. i, 'ftlt•nit'i''e eaten nfitxtsri 'Wuir1121nl
opt tier. '.L'htay furtnrl.at•ely ouceee(lod an ttiitred foto' injuries by the over .
I attruotittg the atter/Li61.1 of emzeoilo turtling of buy 1tl:tbaotl'-3 wagon oil
U the 1)081 and view %,%btu+ 0.r0Lt,
Nebel-en:ill), aiiitn,t'tl ot1,-Monday ]p.sty I.
from t,, in crab"1t ra'3 311niity of. fre,tllit
to big 0011111,(1 :1011.111 10W. i11 Mitiiit0'
bbl.
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emitl'.tlia baying b,t(+ttlne, possessed of 0
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a parsonage, hell a titruwuorry feot•iv1L1 • 0