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Vol . 83. No. 24
BRU SSELS,
ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1906
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HOLIDAY CLOTH! G
and Furnihins
CORYRIGHTEO BYTME I°WNOESCO.I906
TN all the Christmas and
.d. New Years festivities
thele is nothing more impor-
tant and necessary than good
clothes. Without good clothes
we cannot enter heartily into
the many merriments and
social affairs Chet !nark the
season. Are you ready for
the fun ? If not we can
make yon ready.
20th MO
B�'aud Clnllies
are Holiday Clothes because
there is no occasion or no
assemblage too good for
them. Every wearer of a
20th Century Brand Suit or
Overcoat feels at home in
any company. He is always
as well dressed as the best.
Let us fit you out for the
Holidays with clothes that
you will be proud of for many
a month.
SPRING
SHIRTS
Boys'
Clothing
We have just received What abort
our Spring Shirts for 1907 a new Suit or
of
ver oat f
c them. Our0 c
C
all•an 1 see lie
assortment is complete in ChriNtmasorNew
all sizes. The range is Years for the
the most beautiful we have B o ,y s ? They
ever shown. We might will be delighted
just say that greys are if fitted from our
very popular for the mom- stock.
• ing season. We invite
your inspfetion. Prices -
76c, 1 00, 1 25,
1 50, 2.00 & 225
We are solo
agents in Brus-
sels for the C. N.
& R. Boys' Cloth-
ing.
FURS
FURS
There is nothing more
appreciated as a gift than
Furs.
Coon Coats
Wombat 1e
Wallaby
Dog
Calf
Tallup
$37.50 to $60
24.00 33
17.00 22
22 00 24
24.00 26
at 26.00 each
We also carry in stock
Fur Collars, Gauntlets and
Mitts.
NECKWE A.R and HANDKERCHIEFS
EVERY year, more and more, people buy Neckwear
EVERY
and Handkerchiefs for Gifts, and every g' -aeon
styles are made more and more attractive. We have a
complete selection of Neckwear from 25e to $1.00 each
and Handkerchiefs from 10c to $1.00 each.
Tartans are the correct thing in Ties and Haiidlier-
chiefs. A lady is always safe in giving a gentleman a
handsome Tie or Handkerchief. A well dressed man
never has too many, and we have•such an assortment to
choose from you can he sure of something "out of the
ordinary."
Pleasant, good natured service here, no matter when
you come, and no obligation to buy unless you' want to.
New Advertisements.
Looalo—W, A. Grewar.
Hints—G. N. MoLuren.
Ueadqusrtare—F, R. Smith,
Neckwear—Ferguson & Roeo.
Gift ohoosine—MaoDunald Brno,
Farm to rent—Eaton Thos, Miller.
Uhrietmao preeeute—H. L. Jackson.
Reduction Gioia—Estate Geo. Sterna.
Notice to creditors—A., 13, Meudoneld.
Aunual Meeting—Grey B, Agl. Society
Holiday olothing—E.O. Duuford & Sou.
3xstr1.C:t gam
13e tars -ave.
Thos. and Mrs. (Jodi, of Blyth, palled
on friends in Belgrave last week.
Thos. and Mrs. Btelby and Mise Gerrie
were miters at Wm. Ulark'0 last Thum
day.
Geo. and Mu. Daley have got comfort
ably settled.irt their Limy home iu Bol•
grave.
Don't forget the Xmas Tree Enter
tammeut in Belgrave on Uhrietmao tight,
Spleudid talent line been secured from
Auburn, Brussels end re ingham,
Walton.
James 8. MoDouald, of Oarberry, Man,
le visiting his omit, etre, Rout. Uuari°.
r Hartley, of
nude !tats. M A
Leet B y y,
Blyth, officiated in St. Goorgo'e church
here, -
Rev. A. 0. Tiffin, of 'Trowbridge, ouiled
ou mauy old Merida here while driving
through last week,
Rev. A, PaseBab, M. A., was at Wtcg•
ham on 'Feeney attending to hie mulct•
larioue duties ae Clerk.
Mrs. Richard Lindsay is dangerously
ill with blood poioouing paused from
getting her teeth extracted. We hope
she will anon be quite smart again,
CARD or'1'nANae.—We Binoerely thank
the mauy friends for their kind words
and helpful deeds deriug the Omen and
aubsequout death of our dear mother, II
will be tong treasured in our hearts.
THE BARROWS FAMILY
Last Sabbath eveuiug a memorial
service relating to the demise of the late
Mrs. Barrows was b01d in the Methodiet
chetah a large atteudauoe being pre0eut,
The pastor, Rev. Mr. Ourry. preached a
amtabie Sermon from the text Hebrews
13th chapter acid 14th verse. The sorlp
tura lessons, Patina, 121 and tit. John
14th chapter, were oeteuted by the de•
owned Lie well ao the text and the hymn.,
the latter boteg "Rook of ages," "A
oharge to keep I have," and "How sweet
the name of Jeans synods." Iu additiou
to a selection from the choir, in keeping
with the occasion, Mies Alife Dundee
rendered a beautiful nolo. The memory
of hire. Barrow will live long in this
commu
To HERnity. FATHER'S HouoE.—TbuCoday
forenoon of last week the oall of the
Mower came to Mre. S. J. Barrows, and
she triumphantly bade adieu to her dear
01100 in the hope of a happy reaction bye
and bye. She Was 001100100B the to ba 1
act
Y S
and on vermeil 000uei°ue expressed her
willingness to depart. Cause of death
wan general dibility. She had been ill
for over two weeks. Her husband died a
year ago lout Maroh iu his 72nd year.
Aire. Mary Switzer, deoeaeed'a slater, of
Teearvator, woe with her during her i11
ueee. Mrs. Barrow's maiden name wee
Sarah Bentley and she was born near
Thunk, Yerkehire, Eugiaed. Her
p,rent0' 00me0 were George Bentley and
Mary Webster. At the age of nine yearly
she removed from her native home to
Toronto towuohip. Hem she lived with
NEWEST
SHADES
ECKWEAR
W. H. KERR, Prop
her parents for about four years when bridal, Interment woe made in Orao.
they moved to the township of Blowhard brook cemetery after a abort service in
the Methodiet obnwh, conducted by Rev,
doeeaeod'e pastor. The
the aympathy of the
iu the vicinity of Kirkton whore she was
united in marriage (Deo, 23rd, 1858) with
her late heehaw), Simeon J. Barron,
They then settled in the township of
TJaborue, one mile from the villege of
Farquhar, where they resided for ten
years. Romoviug thonoe to the townebip
of McKillop they mottled in the unbroken
forest EOst of Leadbury and cleared for
thomselver and family a good farm
where they rooided for 21 years. Atter
disposing of the old farm on the Lead.
bury line Mr, Barrowo purchased the
farm of Stephen Lamb on the boundary
Weer of Walton where they continued to
reside nearly 13 years and from which
they retired nearly 4 years ago to live in
the village of Walton. To this anion
were born three sous and two daughters
all of whom were at her bedside when the
end name. The ohildren are Juo., of
Moose Jaw ; Simeon G,, of Sheldon,
North Dakota ; George 0., still on the
old farm , Raohel A., of Moose Jaw, and
Lizzie, still at home. The funeral
i ook place on Saturday afternoon, Rev.
Hr. Curry, etiolated by Rev. Mr. 5laoNab,
UOndn0eiug the service, Iuterment wee
made in the family plot in Brunie
initiatory. The pallbearers were the
-ems as bore Mr. Barrows to his last
earthly resting plaoe, Geo. Griug, Geo.
Kirkby, Jno. Jackson, W. Humphries,
Jno. Berry, and Jae. Davidson. The
floral tribune were beautiful, aspray
trent Mie. S. G. Barrowo and another
euro Waitou friends being particularly
noticeable. The deceased lady was a
moat excellent preen, large hearted,
motherly, ge110008 and greatly attached
o her bome and family. She died Ori
.he lived in oonfident trout in tin God of
ail grime. Many expressions of
ympatby have cheered thehearte of the
bereaved iu their irreparable Ions se far as
imp is concerned.
DON'T wait until the neatest and nattiest moods in our big stock have all been
'sold. Come in to -day and take your choice
We have removed to the Graham Block, opposite the Queen's Hotel, where we
will be pleased to see all our old friends and customers and as many` new ones as
may come,
Wishing all a Merry Christmas and a Nappy New Year
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E. C.Dunford & Son
The only Exclusive Clothiers and Furnishers in Town
GRAHAM BLOCK BRUSSELS
You can't afford to bo a ntan of
only one Necktie. Styles and col-
ors ate constantly changing, and tho
newest things are so inexpensive the
wonder is that anyone is satisfied to
be out-of-date. We make a distinct
speoialty of the very latest idoao
in Neokwear and charge little
enough to keep business brisk.
The showing we mak wouid do
Toronto. '
credit to it city like Ab-
UIt
0ulutoly nothing missing that Ia
likely to be in demand,
1itERGUSON
c� ROSS
Trowb ridge.
Rev. Mr. Tiffin was at the Nile last
week on a visit to the parental home.
Last Sauday Rev Mr. Burnett, of
Molesworth, proaobed in the Methodiet
uburoh.
Rev. Hr. Knowles will preach Sunday
School onoivereay eermoue in the Metho•
mat church next Sunday. The Christmas
entertan,mont win be held ae usual.
.Tttlneeeto W 00.
A F. MaoDouaid visited friends in
Gudorioh last week.
Fur the mon,h of October 5 clews yield.
ed Samuel Bark 530.90 from Molesworth
cheese foetory.
Jno. McAllister preached in Victoria
Hall last Baobath eveuiug. E ?denuders,
of Brnoeete, takes the eervioe next Son.
nay evening.
Some from here attended the "Bonnie
Briar Bosh" Oonoert in Winghom on the
evening of Friday of last week and ex.
pressed themselves as highly pleased with
the evening's entertainment,
Monday of this week John T. Miller,
000 of Richard Miller, arrived home from
the West where be spent the peat 4
mouths. He will likely Beware a home-
stead. The trip and was most en-
joyable
stay
joyable and agreed well with him,
Rust. M. Simpeoo bat returned from
Toronto where he has undergone treat
mint during the last flee menthe fur an
affi.atton of the spine. We are pleased
to see him again and hope that he may
improve till complete recovery ie hie.
W a •axe ter.
Reeve Harris is in Newmarket on
busmen this week,•
Mrs. 0. Smith is epeudiog a few weeks
with relatives in Breeeeio.
Dare. John Hupfer returned to Sault
Ste. Marie, Htoh., on Monday.
David Rae, who has been on the aiok
list for the past week, ie now improving.
Dan. McIntosh, B. 0., a former real.
dent of the vuiage, is renewing Repaint.
auoeo here,
Geo. M, MoIntoeh, of Stratford, epeut
a few days of last week at the home of
John Davidson.
Hugh McLeod, who has (+pent the pae
year and a half, in Yellow Grace, Sink.,
is waiting old friends here.
Miee Effie Powell returned on Botta
day from a month's visit with relative:
in Simcoe, and Woodotook,
Mies Ada Nooks toe returned from
Thewalon where she has spent the Inst
two months the guest of her brother.
Mies Beatrice Howe has returned from
attending Model itt Monet Forest and has
been oppoiuted tenoher 01 Hoper'e school
house Turuberry.
Atter an abwuoe of twenty years ripen
to the Southern States, Joe. Muir return
ed here last week and is vieiting with
his mother, Mrs. Muir, of Howiok.
The Franoie Greene Oo. have engaged
the Hall hero for three evenings of flit
week mud on Monday gave a very inter
eating play entitled "The favorite son."
E. G. Powell,
bereaved have
oommanity.
]Etlxel .
A few weddings aro on the program.
The painters are busy at the interior of
the Cole block.
Local Option diecueefon is beooming
quite common.
It ie said that Duncan MoTaggart may
take a position in the flouring mill.
Commit meeting was held here Bator.
day last ooaoluding the business of the
year.
Township Nominatlon will be held
here on Monday, Deo. 31st, from 12 to
1p,m.
Methodiet Sabbath Boboot entertain
moot was held in the Hall Tuesday
evening.
Fred. Milne is renewing old friendships
in Ethel. He to a sou of Wm. Milne
formerly of (hie place.
Miee Agnea Walker took in "The
Bonny Briar Boob" eot,rtainmene at
W inghum laet Friday evenio5.
TIMBER for sale, suitable for barn or
straw shed. size 32x58 feet,
G. KRAUTS= & Oo., Ethel.
We are pleased to notice that both
Ieaao Rothwell and Isaac Lake, who
were laid up with typhoid fever are able
to be about once more.
The Donald M°Ni I00 acres, s r Done
ob l o
4 and 5, will be offered for sale et the•
Awerioan Hotel, Brownie, on Saturday
of thie week at 11 o'olook.
Mane Shannon and Switzer have
accepted positions as teachers for 1907.
The former goes East and the latter to
Essex Co. We wish them snows.
Friday, January llth the 100 acre
farm, West of Ethel, belonging to Mrs.
Kate Holland, of Toronto, wi'1 be offered
for rule at the Royal Hotel here, by F
S. Scott, anationeer, by public cachou,
at 2 o'clock. It will be sold eabjeot to a
0000000 bid. Inc). Bateman is the pres
enc tenant.
Some time ago, Rev. H Newcombe, of
Clinton, formerly of Ethel, was ran into
by a boy on a bioyole. Aooideut oan•ed
him acme inoouvenieooe at the time,
bat he gut over it. Within the last few
days the injury has seemingly returned,
and °anima him so much pain that he
can scarcely walk.
Tuesday a couple of Presbyterian,
ministers who thought Maitland Presby•
tory 0000 to be held at Molesworth came
down on the early train to Ethel. Find
tug the meeting was at Wingham they
dootded to return on the 9 a. M. train but
"the beet laid plane of mine and men
gang aft seise" sod ao did there's ae the
train pulled oat before they arrived at the
depot. They took the 130 p. m. train,
Crttn Wench.
Mrs. Wm. Alderson marketed 9 obiok•
one -Tuesday of met week that weighed
49 pounds. They were extra fine birds.
There's money in good fowl.
Mae. RADDATZ ENTERS INTO EooT.-
Laet B0nttay atieruaou the death samm
one ammo to Mre. Ferdinand Radiate and
she pawed peouetnlly away to the land
immortal. Har demise did not (some
unexpectedly asehe had been in tailing
health for the poet year although only
in bed three we0(0. Gamier was the
cause of death. Deoeaeed whose maiden
name was Johauua Shakier, Was born
in the village of Taps, Germany, and
oame to Canada with her haebmud in
1872 eettliug at Oranbrook. Iu addition
to her husband three 0on0 0urviae, viz :-
Wm. in Alberta; and ()has. and (loured,
of Detroit. Three sisters of imaged are
hire Groh, of Detroit ; MCO, Roth', • Bay
City, Mtolt., and Mrs, Grigg, of Belgrave.
The eabjeot of the ootiue wag a faithful
member of the Mothodiot ohuroh aims
oho name to Canada. She woe induetrli
nus and highly esteemed by all who
knew her. Her age woe 68 years and 4
months, The funeral took plane bn
Thnreday afternoon, being delayed to
5000110 of relatives getting home to the
represented Sante (Maga in real old fash-
ioned style and gladdened Ise hearts
of the youth by the many presents from
the tree, The pastor and hie good Jody
were not overlooked as a bouncing
turkey, neatly decorated, woe banded
over to them. Before Mooing a oboioe
end aboodout Innoh woe dlopeneed.
The financial premeds were 525.80.
Those who took part in the program
were thanked bet possibly none de.
served it more than Barry Ainley, the
hard worlting Superintendent and the
oboir of which he it leader did epleod.
idly, Miee Granby presided at the organ.
If you want a good time at an enter.
tsinmeot you don't want to mise Sun.
ehine and this yeac was no exooption.
A very eucoeaatol entertainment, was
held in the township hall, Morrie, on
Deo. 3rd, by the young people and child-
ren of 8. S. No. 3. Mr. Blank, a former
teacher, occupied the chair. The pro.
gram accented of dialogues, drills, reoi.
tenons, instrumental and vocal music,
and platform dancing. The Bruesela
quartette rendered some very floe eeleo•
crone. The permed drill was an anparal•
eled event, being ender the leadership of
Miee Ker, who ie an expert at getting up
each functions, ae well as teaching school.
Few section° are eo fortunate 00 to get
comb au efficient teacher ae Mies Ker hue
proved bareelf to be. Miee Frauk Mo.
Oraokeo, the popular mueio teacher, was
the a000mpmuiet for the various se"otione
rendered, Ltttie Slice Florence Kearney
and Master Wilmot Kearney did exceed.
inKly well iu reuderiug their r'eotitatl oDe
The proceeds amounted to 523 50, besides
80 free tickets being issued. The cuter•
teiomeot in alt proved to be a great IMO.
cele.
Morrioo.
Nomination in the Township Hall on
Monday, Deo. 31st. There will no doubt
be a large tarn out.
Miee Watson, of Bervie, was visiting
friends in Morrie and Grey during the
past week.
The trainee of
eohool section No. 8
s
Morrie, have re•eng sed Blies Minnie
L. Ser ao teioher at the minimum
salary, 5450, She ie a good teacher.
The families of R, Shedden, J. B.
Kerney and F. McCracken spent a very
p,e0sant evening on the 15th inst., at the
home of Mre. W. Bollington, 4th line, iu
eooial chat and instrumental mueio.
Rumor hoe it that Co. Oonooillor Ie.
birder may enter the arena for the Reeve
ship of Morrie for the Doming year,
looking toward the Go. Council and the
Warden's oboir. Reeve Taylor fa in the
field also.
Ananotion sale of farm stook, imple•
mune, &o., has been announced for Fri-
day, 28th fact., by Evans Bros., lth line.
Sale will be nnreaerved ae their lease is
out. Thos. Brown will be the auction-
eer. The farm will be taken °barge of by
Jas. Evane,
A Owen °ALL.—Lent Saturday as
James Niobol, 6th line, was loading a
22 calibre rifle in the house it diooharged
permatnrely and the ballet after grazing
the right elbow of Florence, hie 5 year
-old doubter repenetreted her aide and
came out at the book, the miesle etrik.
ing Pare, Niobol'e oboe. A dootor was
sent for poet baste and dressed the
wound. We are pleased to bear that the
little laseie is making favorable progress
and will soon be o. k. we trust. It was
close 0011
SPLENDID Suoosee.—The annual
Chriatmae entertainment of the Sunshine
Methodist Sabbath Sobool woe held on
Tuesday evening aid was a vory pleaeint
affair. A large audience aasembled fill•
,no the ohuroh to the tall and maintain•
ing excellent order throughout. Rev,
W. W. Rivers, 13. A., made a flret•oloee
°hairman ,nterjeutnng many Mate, wit
tioiame and good advice. Program was
presented in good form and had variety
enough to sustain the interest of a•l pre.
sent. It wee as follows t—Hymn by
congregator ; prayer ; (Milkman's ad-
dreee ; drill, "Spelling untold" • in
otrumeutal, Misses Selena and Myrtle
Wheeler ; recitation, Elia Clark ; an
them by choir, "Song of the Agee" ;
instrumental by Jno. Carry, Harry Mer.
Ger, Chao. Hingeton and W. J. MoOrnck
en, Brueeele ; recitation, Mise Minnie
MoN .ughton, Bruesela ; solo, Joseph
amine, of Keyes, Manitoba; recitation,
Lilian MoArter ; reading, Mise Jeeie
Boohanen, Brueeele ; instrumental,
Miee Clark, Belgrave; recitation, Har
old (Nogg, Belgrave ; address Rev, Mr.
Powell, Brownie ; Bolo, Min Oatrie
Bing0ton, Brussels ; 0ong, 2110 Cheek ;
solo, Joe Hunter, Brunets ; inatra•
mental, Selena and Myrtle Wheeler ;
dialogue, ''Expected Vioitor0" ; Qdar
tette, Mince ' Gerry, Hto
0
n and
Sharpe and Mrs. W. L. Lentherdale,
Brueeele ; addrese, W H. Kerr ; reci-
tation, Miee Joao Booh0n0n, Braeodli I
solo, Charles Rtohardeon, Brunie ;
recitation, Joe Hanna ; recitation,
Ernest Miobie ; Quartette, Misses
Bingeton and Sharpe and Meagre. Rich.
ardoou and Hunter, Brunetti ; recite.
fon, Miao Vero &inlay ; anthem, oboir ;
Bong, Miee Vera Aiello, F. Martin
Gre0v.
Nomination on Monday Slot (net at
E•hel.
Miee Jennie Taylor, of Oonatonae, was
visaing old friends io Grey.
Mies Bernice Biemmen, of Ethel, 0000
the guest of Para. D. K. Livingstone get
week.
James T. Davidson is bome from the
Weer for a visit after an absence of six or
seven yearn.
We are sorry to hear of the illness of
Alm Jean Stewart but hope she will soon
be restored to good health.
The mime of ex Reeve Livingstone ie
mentioned as a prob0uie candidate for
the Raeveohip for next year.
The report that Joe. MoTavieb had
sold hie farm on the Bonudary wait not
0orre°t as be is still the owner.
J. H. and Mre. Htelop are welcome
visitors from the West. They may make
their home in Ontario once more.
The school eut,•rtaioment in the Bar•
kir school bowie evil be be -d Friday
eveuiug of erne week. Dont mise it.
Mrs. Mareden Smith and Miss Martha
will go to Torooto for the Ohriatmaetide
end enjoy the holiday with relatives.
Fred. Milne, of North Boy, ie visiting
hie cousin, Mre. D. K. Livingstone.
They were holidaying at Belmore for a
day or so.
A Xmas Tree entertainment and eooial
will be held in Union church, eon, 12,
%man Evo,• Monday, Deo, 24th. It
promisee to be a,grand affair.
Tat Poer and 'Weekly Globe to Jan.
let 1907 for the email Bum of 51.35 in
advauoe. The illa-trated pages of the
G obe are worth the money alone. '
Dufon amnia Christmas Tree enter-
tainment will be held on Ohriotmas eve.
Program will oommen0e at 7.30 sharp,
Mooh following program. All will be
welcome.
Ex Reeve Turnbull had a close pall at
his windmill on Wednesday. A break-
age falling 20 feet out the front of
his bat and grazed bie head. We are
glad he tared no worse.
The traeteee of 8, S, No. 5, known ae
Doke'e school, have engaged the services
of Malcolm Fraser ae teacher for 1907 at
a Balmy of 5450. There were 123 appli.
°aute, We wish Mr. Fraser euaoeae in
the school.
Mise Smetana MoQnarrie. Detroit, will
eluded Obrietmae with her sister, MTB.
Lawson, in Goderioh, and the remainder
of the holidays at her home and with
bar sister, Mre, W. F. Stratton, in Brne-'
eels.
The 100 mores known ae the MoNiobol
property, 4th and 5th eou0eeeiou0 of
Grey, will be offered for sale on Saturday
Deo. 22nd, 0t the American Hotel Bros.
001', at 11 o'olook. Further portionlare
may be osoertained by reference to ad•
vertieeme0t fn thio issue.
The annual public eohool examination
and eutertainment of S. 8. No. 4 fa in
progress and will be held on the 21st inst.
Teacher F. F. Bryane, popilo and Oom•
mittoe are patting forth every effort to
make the entertainment the beet of the
season. Exnellsnt talent has been n-
eared from Brussels and other ple.oee.
Don't forgot the date,
Foe Mts.—Friday evening of last
week the annual Ballool entertainment in
000neotion with S. 8. No. 8 was held in
the eohool house, which was filled to
overflowing, Mies Mabel Zimmer is the
teacher and certainly deserves oredit, as
do all who took part for the exoollenoy of
the program. P. A. PaoArthnr presided
as chairman and (i lidthe bill, Program
wry ae follows :•-Oborue, "Bail to tho
North" by the eohool ; ohairmaa'e ad.
areas ; recitation, Russel Wilbee ; solo,
D. Straohan ; dialogue, "A smart boy" ;
month organ selection, Oeoil McKinnon,
Milton Lowe, Ernie Cardiff and Ieaao
Olayton ; rooitation, Mies Miuuio Ma•
N•.oghton ; duet, Mines J. MOArter and
J. MoLanobdn ; dialogue, "The aloe.
maker's troubles" • song, "Johnny Caa•
uok'e the lad", by five boyo ; rending, by
Raub Smith ; mouth organ aeleotious ;
recitation, Mioa MoNaughton ;;quartette,
hlieeee MaArthnr and Straoban and
Megan, Straehen and McAtthnr; Bolo,
Mies J,
McArthur • dialogue "Saved" ;
Tableaux, A tasty Minh was served fol.
rowed by the distribution of presents by
Banta Olauo. The prbueedo $21.25, woe
a very eotietaatory anenoiai result,
The Grand Trnnk will spend n Vatter
of a million fora new etati0n and ex.
'ensioos to the locomotive worke at Strut•
,ord.