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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1895-03-01, Page 1.. . . � I . .. I � � I Jk . 0 , I =l I I �- . . � itdo. - - - I � -W it V . I � I . � r I 1; . I �. Fautv. � � � . � � . I . - � - � - , rth throu-9h , has again I)e a great : - ; Llicr am logs.. , COffichael . ! 'Wednesday I ,s n o t bo u gh g -b i reported a. L � . Still on the - - � , I � *1 � . � � .AV, Of Hill's � -. . -� �v, Mr. G. M- - ,; I .1 Arns, tailor, � :..�ii . � - ,�taying Avith 1�1 . I , . itkins is re- 11, - I � 1. I , 5S.—Mr. 'ff. � I : tance among I I - . . atelliuenee of . � I I ij)ert Eeacom,, I �een received N � Qd Templars, - last meeting :_ �N e disappear q- evening a, Jr Mr. Paw- .. I I ispices of the - I The �4 raplars. .1 , ' - A ,lessrs. Kilty I iinceworkers. ;, "llity o" mak- � ' . � , emenibersbip - -�, , . -- - xilliarly meet- . ,* I :Mrs. Geor-e - � � In - . I I � of _ Clinton, . 14-r. C. Lovett � ,eort,e Tvner . 0 - ; . % I - I . L�etinf- of tile J� - n I c Nvill be hel(I . �w '26th, com - ia coritinuin- . 01 ;eninff- �A X . I '10a. t��homo,,4 - ....- � � D� "l Bea L AL � - � ,,Ln Win' - �.Z . I throp, I � ,��, .- I I Michie ��, I ; C. I � - � , I ons.tance , M. 111. �. -1 I - I others. -- .1 . week.) I -� � �,: �it three week.,; ., . - I � I , 1,111v and Cold, , �. � , . ; 1.l - le on TuesdaY � � f -I � . temperature � � �� w 7ero. Man v . � ' able a,l tht, I,--, � I - - rain front OIL, - -, . � ay last.—.Mr. . :. , , ".; utclier, is Still I � --_, � leat, the bar- .;� -1 to Whom lie-, --1 , ll1r. 1>'can, who- �. , - � . t-keepia(r husi- - I . . . I., 11 - . ,. I 1.3 Ieavin,g, our I . � � � � �. to: take thE, , � . . I ulous the col ,� ill health fail- i7 Z I I ff stav here he . t, - i I)Wiiness and- -1 Aie, 1won the Ill rge number af . b his departure, � . . . an excellent �bbath s(--hool, - v the Metho- asiness, will be �a,l Mr. JOS- - Atre well and's , I - und Gorrie.— cu- the Albion ��-hart visit last �,_ ed into Mr- � . - - , bell has held, �, , I i,,t is 1�nger I , � �h , -, aa a, coUse- �&l "ift is � 1. ,%.r�x eterrent i � ss- .-,4ry funds to, ; � we hope to . . � I e lan,g,.—The � . . '. -- I 1(r, held an I . - I - So largely I . of the- uupro�' I E� I -�-1-—,—----- �--- - , -- . .. -�- ,7�"".-F� , - ll��F � -.-,--,--, -1- -- �� . .1 - . - . � . . , - - , - - - .--.-. -� .'-A�Tl . �.- ---, 1 � I . I - -1 '--,- ' " L -, - I I U- -7"' - � � , . . i- - ; - --V� , - - I , � ." . . , . 7 , I -, I I - �, I I . I . - I I . . I ... t ��- V-. , "T, I 1. I . . I . I . . . - . L -.4 � . -� � . I , - . � ,-. ,� , . , - I - - .. - . - - - - i � � . F . - � . � � I � . i . " � . I I . . � I . L - . 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I -------- r . � I --- -----.----. --- 1 � I I ; - McLEAN BROS., Publishers,. . . -1 1 18956 1 WHOUR NUMBER, 1,420. 1 . - - . . r -� SEAFORTH,, FRIDAY, AIARCI y . r r . � . :1. * - : - . - � . . - i . 1 $1.00 a Year in Advance. � - . - I --- . I . — ----- ,--- — � or sapphires, ince great studs, each as large there are almost the dangers of the lee ' I . Hr - ri EVER OF GAMBLING. as a half ., doll'ar, and surrounded with a shore. 'Bui, though many pi Rodgers, late of Collingwood, and others forth's sister, Mrs. Bell -Smith. They Avill the cerculoily the company arranged them- I . � - ..) i AR0, T!MES 110ts lose life studied theology with the late Professor likely go to China in the fall. The mission- selves in a picturesque position, and a I . . . circle of diamonds. The passionate Span- by accident, more perhaps are carried. off Prondfood, of London, Ontario, in the early -tries will address meetings on their wa, i � : I � ,y to flasIllight pliotopgra-ph 1ras taken by the � ,* I .i ` KATE JORDANI�S IMPRESSIONS 6F THE ish fac6'is shaded by a black "picture', by pneumo7�1a, for notwithstanding their '0s. He spent some Aveeks last ,summer the Coast., anct will sail on March 4th. On, f,"Inily Photographer .'NIr. Thomas Carl'ile . I . . . , � I MONTE CARLO CASINO. hat of unlqu�jy monstrous size laden with- hardineis this dread disease carries off -calling upon old f riends and parishioners their arrival in China part of their journey Yeowar(l. I" 3 - : .1 - A VAIMI 1= . I - — - soft failing Plumes. The long cloak to of numbers of them. Within three weeks Of around the Bay of Quinte, in I . Ill 1� 1 4. . g0ing to and will be through the ct-a-a �f* 1, & 4A.'?` 0 . 11 . &I T 4-U4 - - 111CA, LIL 1.5 — apLaI11% rLtiiamanfil,lext,tenaii-tuut.bert, . : In I . � . Q� yu Vo I.Vy'1511.10 ly ) WULUU111CS In ""U".L.r s y9ar Inuore were eight deaths returning from the (41eneral Assembly at will net be attempted if the British Consul both lady offleers, have Succeeded Captain � Flattering Lilce 3 _ : loths About the Flame. iridescent spangles_, lined tbrloughoutwitil from this cause amon g* the little band of Sarat6&� New York. He was a brotl;�r of at Tien-Tsin advises otherwise. McDox,ndd and Lieutenant Hancock in com- ' 0 , 0 . I A Hell of Unholiness WItl; a ruc.4.Set- pale blue moire antique, spbl,o tails at neck pilots whose headquarters are at Now the late .�Lfichael Scott, of'Ayr. —John Doyle, an old British pensioner, mand of the St. Afar s eorpsof the Balvation I I . . . I . t]Dg-Handsome ToilT,tsl. and Famous and on the bouffant slee�es And -finished York. F. B. LEwis. —A -,-cry sad and sudden death occurred died in Windsor on Thursday night, last Army. y - � Once upon a time twv'f4ogs, who ' at threat- and waist with kn.o'ts of soft yel- , . . -Z 0 . � . I Women-Loltering Over the Green Cloth. low lace and violets., . . Canada. . at 1. ingston, the other night. William week. Ile had no friends or money,and the —Willialil Wilson, sth concession, Ell-na, I , . . I q . - - I had been living in conifort and ease in. I . Ford hits for several weeks past been dan- law provides that in such cases .the body was driving - loatl of logs to the Gotham - I . I'Special Correspondence. ] All Attention Ftests Upon the Game. Sir Donald Smith, Al. P., has returned geTOUSly ill. His brother P-obert, who was I I a. cool pool of water, were accidental] shall be shipp�d to the Toronto hospital f�r mills, Avhen�'ll of his horses, stunabled in i � I ( 8- Among the strollers these world known to Montreal from .E lugland. apparently in good licalth, called to see dissecting pur . . i y ' )IOTEL DEP-111IS, Monte Carlo, Feb. I . Rev. 1�ir. Hind heard a slew and broke one of its fore logs. The � scooped 'up b� a pious milk man in a poses.- � � I people attract all the attention. Among —Mr. Meikle, the celebrated evangelist, him, and on reachin'(v tile bedside of his that Doyle bad been through the Crim. ea animal, a valuable oiie,had to be hilled. I i —In tha, morning after your coffee And 0 . bucket of. �Arater� which I he poured the players no tholught enters but the is about to open a series of meetings in Win- sick brother, dropped dead. war, and thought that it �0 . . i - � iAtO -rolls and 41ttlo cor"kscrews of ujisalted but- I I . his can in order to givl his milk more � I ganie. Suspense hang� like a mist In the nipeg. � ZD would be a dis- —Rev. Win. Patterson,of-:Cookw's church, I . i � ter You go into the sunlight and lift your 1. — —Nlr. Charles Lily, Nvatclinlan for the G., grace to send the body to Toronto. A list Toronto is to lecture in � Aventon Presby- . � 'body and thereby increase his revenue. face to the caressing breath of flowers from stifling, dusty air. . -The, immigrant sheds at Point Rdward T. R. at tile street railwav crossing, was circulated and Doyle was buried in the terian elliurch on the evening of Tbursd " . I - en I ay, . I ; -find flirtation. - Youn ' girls of rare beauty, for $245. I I . - i - The frogs were astonished to the gardens along the way and froul all of In.the Ca sino at Monte Carlo there is no have been purchased by Mr. Al. A. Brown, Sarnia, was strick -with . paralysis on* Windsor ceineter-y. March 7th. Subject, fl, &Iuild U11the 17 nature's sweets'o bidden on Chose big, 9 Friday morning last, while attending to. --?%Ir. Jobn-D;1aliev of Cobden, Renfrew Irish.— I I ' themselves in an unkbown elemelit, wal ul,.purple hills rising like citadels .quietly gowned, stray from. their friends —Premier Greenway's health continues his duties. He has been in the employ county, Arent to Calif;r'nia last fall, for the —A very pleasant time was spent at the I . 3 in which it was not possibla to support above this prilicipality that has n .1 and,make their independent way around in a most ulls&tisfactory' state. He has re- of the company for a great ,lumber if benefit of his health, but, not improving be residence 'of Mr$- 1'eattie,of the sixth line of � t - I o dupll- the rooms unmarked. No wicked Frenbh- turned.to his home in Crystal Cit . years. I . Iml ) I �.� . life, and they bad to kick vigorously cate in the vibole world.. Oranges and 31 started for homelastweek. A telegram Wallace, on Tiiursday night, l4th inst., - I to keep their heads above the milk. roves mix ori the villa walls tili you febi man follows them; no blase, monocled —William Wilkinson's fine farm. in Blen- —A unique liockey match was played at was received at Pembro'k-e., on Tuesday of being a farewell party for "Iter son Charles, - . in a haze and ask ff this'be really a day in BrItisber marks them for his own. Where heim township, has been purchased by Chatham the other day, in which teams last week-, saying that he died on the t . min who left for Dakota onSaturday. Oule of them, being disheartened by February. Aonte Carlo is ai'�qwer of flow- showers of gold change hands with every Ale-%-- Thompson for $16,000. composed of young ladies, and captained re- about one, hundred miles east of Cbicarro. —'Nlr. Thomas UHag,an, who Aval at one � I � I i being shut up in the dark, said. "Let's, ers, a veritable paradise, oj� so It seems heart beat and the latest importation . —Dr. McLurg, of Woodstock, fell on the spectively f)y Miss Complin and Miss Mr. Delahey had been a promment figurecill .1 . from the demimonde of Paris struts past Ice a few (lays tinle a High Se iool teacher in Alitchell, is I I give it up and go to the bottom. Ies until you come out on theAplaza, that ago, while curling, and broke Beattie, played on the river, in the presence North Renfrew, and was the unanimous an applic z' . I 0 � . 19 his shoulder -bone. ant for the vacant inspectorship of � � I . q iio use kicking any longer." The other leads to the Casino. In blazing triumph, the y1oung girl -of of a lar!Ze gathering. Miss Beattie's side choice of the Conservatives at the last Separate Schools, a po t within the gift of i - It Is crowded, It Is filled VvIth murmur- modest mien, no matter bow pretty, Is —An effort is being made by leading citi- won by 2 oals to 1. I .- � . : . no 9 Provincial elections, but . . epartment of Eduscation. � . q . . . Said : " Oh, o, let's kick - as Ion g as - I zens of Winnipeg* to secure the settlement —Lulu Lacey, aged thirteen years, is un- decline the nornination owing to failing —'.Nlr- and Mrs. William Challenger, of � � . ng voices, and a fever somehow col left serenely to her own devices. we can., and see what the outco,meowill ' And b9w does it feel to play at Monte of the vacant lanods about the city. der arrest-in,S' , I . I I . i nicates itself to you. The doors pf the beau- outh Grimsby, on a charge of health. Deceased 'was forty-four e rs of . . I . be." So one frog gave up and went to tiful gambling house are still, c Carlo? . To the un§ated visitor who ven- —Pat Kerwin., a ,Sarnia liquor dealer, was poisofiing Mrs. Pierson's baby. The girl age. � y a the Huron road near Mitchell, who have re- i � I flosed, for 0 .1 sided in that nei-bborhood for about tbirty- � . r I � I 't i !list,, for was left in charge of the child, and in some - � - 0 I � .1 -the bottom. The other' kept kie�king, It lacks 20 minutes of 11, the opening tures 20 francs -as ,a new experience it fined $50 and costs on the t 4b, I , . --Alrs. 'Stuart, of 46 S'LeAvart street, To- eigli t Years, have moved back north to resiae i * selling liquor after hour, I . t I � seems ver much like a joke and ba 'the 5 old'of a bottle of strychnine, ronto; died on Mo'nday. Deceased,who was with fbair son Joshua. I j I hour. You know you are surrounded by U S " way it got li � I- I � � � . � I and -when the pious milk man got to the serious ganiblers who seek Monte Carlo novelty, 'the suspense of onelsfirstswim- —MIrs. A. A. McArthur, (the- wife of a and swallowed enough of -the contentato eighty-five years of aue -was born near Dun- .i I I town and opened bis can, behold ! the as others of"' well ordered sou"I go into a ,Ing lesson. , Winnipeg' grocer, is one of the heirs to the kill it. - —The death took place on Sunday even- . I . . � , .L � I . gannol County Tyro"ne', Ireland, and emi- i,ng I- I .1 q . . , itbof Februv.ry, of Mr. Ja:mes AIc- - i I �� Nowhere a?'inong this ers. : I - -fro had kicked out a I lump of butter business venture.' A 5 franc piece is dallied in tbefIng immense " Robert Edwards estate" of New —The -Montreal Street Railway has ]is- grated to this countr with her husband, I ; ; s easily I I I ` y Namara, of the 0'ore of Doi.rllie, aged ' ,4 . � I � crowd Is there any lazy lordling In search Stuart, in 184- For the past I I large enough tofloat him. and he was What to place it on? The system I York. , , covered a conspiracy for defrauding it. The - Rev. James 7 learned. Placing money on the line be —Annie Whalen, of 15 Center Avenu . conductors ' years. The deceased was a resident of i � e, were provided with a small �j . 4 � I of excitement. He will stroll In later, . . - year she had lired at thef above-mentioned bownie for 40 �, . sitting on it very comfortably. Toronto, has been fined $50 and costs or trouah of nickel or Germ' years. His wiffe and one Son, � . ; when the rooins are full. Nowhere Is there .�—� , 0 an silver, which is address, which is tb%, residence o � . '� , f 'her SO"', 1). J. TMeXamara suivive him. � 11 . -=* � J � 1. . i imes never crive any curiosity seeker like myself. A ter- � three months, for selling liquor- without a put into the slot at the top of the box and Rev. J. G. Stuart, t. A.,of St. Mark 8 —Bailiff Tobin, whose hands Arcre frozen . 0 . :: :::: : - q . 1:�1, � '' ��: �! 1 1, � � - license. tile five cent pieces slidie out into the oper- Presbyterian church. Another son, Dr. W- so severel - ; 1-1 , l up, but keep kicking ' le earnestness, nervousness, s eculatlon, lll — . 01 and buy your rib -P I 1� ---,.-. - -7�7� —There have been 160 additiomf to tile ator's band. . y recently whillst driving near �� . , . � speak from every eye. . . - - - -i.:7rl7lli�,:% ' T. Stuart, of Toronto, and. two daughters, - ' . ] Spring Halt from . .. " : ��-�:�� ` Stratford, Arill lose soine of the fingers of his � I I ; . . he Game Begins. � -,: . � ...V membership of Elina Street .Methodist —Rev. Dr. 'James, who was for eigglit Miss F. Stuart, of Toronto,and Mrs. (Dr.) right hand. The surgeon at the Stratforil i i . � T , ' . - church, Toronto, since last June. Rev. Dr. years pastor of Knox church at Walkerton, Stanbury, of Bayfield, Huron county, sur- hospital thinks that the left hand can bp : -- : . — -- - !� I In a twinkling, after the dcors open, I Galbraith is -the pastor. and who continued to live there since his vive her. �: �, . � I i every seat at the Jozen and m6re superbly i AIL - saved, .- � . . I . I I i .. - —Pickpockets were lively oil the London' resianation last Marcb, ha$ removed to -Mid- —In March, f886, Ada E. Gordon, a I . ,�:� I I � Jackson & Greig m ounted green tables is taken, and stand- .' - --lo, - market Saturday. At le,l@t two ladies had lanEwhere he will in future make his home. young English lady of Avea)th, waS married —Rev. Mr. Kerrin gave asecond lecture fi . y Ing eircles are soon'formed. TIld--crouplers � their purses taken, one losing $4 and ' oil the "Ar" tine Republic," in Mit- �, I ': —four at each table—take their places, the He had previously sold his fine residence to to John Gordon,'in Toronto. An estate chell, the othe7 nevening t l - � ��.� � I 3 The leaders in ModiratleTrices other $13, Dr. Stalker. worth in the nei borh8od of -525,000 or and d1eligbted audience. ' He spo k for two z'' I . b w i I and the play begins. The roulette wheels —The closing of the saloons in Detroit on —The date for the opening of the Cana- $30,000 was �ettle (' I - I I . I buzz, tbe ball of fate leaps in its circle, all I T on Mrs. Oxordon, but hours without in the least wearying any I'll I . � I - over the numbered . spaces the gold and sil- \ Saturday night, sent the thirsty in myriads dian Horse Show, at Toronto, has been the money -was placed in the hands of ex- one. -.: . � For Clothing, Funushingors - over to Windsor, and there was much changed to Thursday, Friday and Satardav ecutors. These were John Small, the Cus- —1 -ter. W. J. Clark-, of Park Avenue . . i .. — I , � I ver are staked, and every eye Is fastened I � drunkenness on the streets. 'April 18, 19 and 20. In the breeding class -es' torns Qollector, and George Pattisol a 3 , is I i " z I - Hat I on the dizzily whirring wheel. � 1: —Temperance people Avill make an appeal.. ,$2,000 will be C'i% , Church, Londo i ex: I Hats and Claps, cc - .. -en in prizes, and tile same IV, i U 'peg man. Now, after eight years � — pected to preach the . le�.. sary senriolis Zf the Fir�t Presby.- s ?7) e gi ; . "What color will the number be on 0 ' I' '? I .-vill b iven in the saddle, harness, Mrs. Gordon is asking the courts to compel What number.will the ball fall Into?" to the Brantford City Council to reduce tb " � amount , , anniver saloon licenses from IS to 14, and the; sbo terian Church, St. Marys. on Sunday, Al.areb. i SEAFORTH, - - - , ONT. L-. . hunting and jumping classes. the execut i o � ; These are the thoughts in every min - P ors to give an account of their 10th, and lecture the follow .Nlondi�� even- � I 7 I I d. I - , ---- tl licenses from.5 to 3. —Bert, Petrie, an apprentice in G,oldie's ste-wardship. She h1leges that, they, by ing. - go from table to -table. One Englishman I - � -� -- . N � 5 . - - . --A party of s Ana two weeks mill, Guelph, was caught in the cog wheels bad investments and neglig have, de- of sisters of charitv frow , . I . 1111� - Z:b -7-- .. I urveyors nusi . Notice to Gred' itors. loses $700 in half an hour and doesn't � , , �.�.,;�,.- - ..., , ence, —A - couple .1 I i , from Calgary, have been found by the on Saturday afternoon, and bad his right creased the value of the pr'Operty and asks � wink an eyelash. An old grandam, un- � SCENE IN'*E GARDF.N. . 3 � -i I mounted police in a fainished and frozen arm badly mangled and the flesh torn from jMount Hope Orphan Asylurn. Londo�, were- I IN THE 3UTTER OF JAMES H2ORNEY OF THE -doubtedly Fre ' to have them relboved.- . I � i ; -nch, who from the wicked- tween two numbers gives you a chance of condition. c- eanvassing I TOWNSHIP OF MaKILLOP, I IN THE COUN Ty his side. It is ",thought his arm will be Mitchell, last week, for funds. I . i —The will of the late George Bark , the Rev. Father Kcaly r ly lined face seems winding up a bad life . winning 16 times your stake oil either; —Henry Stuart, the young Scoteliman saved. � er � ., - from t lie pulp ; OF HURON, FARMER, DEBTOR. . Th � it on 5 t - e prompt, stoppage of the ma- famous p grapher, of Niagara Sunday, thanked the peop 4 . Waticeis hereby given that the said to a consistent close, wins 20 franc pieces 'placing it between four numbers, eight ho passed a forged check on Baron Rosen- c1line 113 . le for their � ; debtor has w ry saved his life. Falls, formerly of London, was accidentally liberality. I I . - I made, an assignment of all his e state to rue, the to the tune of $300 and rakes them with times your stake on any one of them; be- stadt, at Hamilton the other day, has been —One da,y last week, Dr. McCormick, found the other day by his eldest daughter, —AVni. Tobin, who is in, the Stratfora - undersigned, Robert Lol in tru at for the bent,fit claw nails Into an antiquated purii. ' , .tween six numbers, five times your stake; sentenced to 23 months in the Central Dominion Collector of Customs at Pelee Miss Mary Barker- . . . I , in a lot of old papers. I � of his creditors, under Chapter 12 4 of the Revised IVY and by the "swells" stroll Ino And risking it all on one number, 32 times Prison. hospital with a pair of frozen hwids, is re- � . � - . statutes of Ontario, (1887) and aru endments thereto. ' Island, rode oil the ice from the Island It was a lucky find for her, as by the pro- ported doing nicely ; but his iigbt hand is . J. M. Best, Bar"rister, In this is where You see the swells at this your stake; Putting it all on zero, 39 - —Tramps are unusually numerous -i Tor- � condition. Frank Corcol. L A meeting of the cred-itors of th e said debtor will be el n across the north channel to Pol Pelee. visions of the will she is ctiven the home- still in a ba M I . � � � held at the office of the season from every quarter of the globe. times your stake. Betting on color, red onto lust now. One whose game was to This is the first time in the Doctor's recol- stead and $40,000 in cash. ' To his eldest is, reported from the same institution as do- � a I . toivn of8eaforth, on Wednesday, the 27bh day of In the movhi.�� tableau,, where the cur- or black, you double your stake If you beg a� cent, saying lie had four, and wanted lection that this channel has been frozen, son, George M. Barker, who ran away from ing very well. t, �� the . . � February, 1,895, at, the hour of 2 o'clock pan., for ta-ined suillighu mixes with green light win. Betting on place, below or above five cents to geb a meal, was arrested and t is said to be the first time for forty , home when a boy, and has never since been . purpose of appointing inspectors and ng direc- . and i � . I . . i , � � , tions with reference of fiom the tables, thhe are imperial, serene 18, You also double it. fired $6 and costs or -60 days. years. heard from, he left 50 cents. To bis other Sabbath Sehool work was organized ME the ;� -- tothedispo lof tveviestate ' A normal class for Bible study and ' the said debtor. All parties ha'v bg claims against - and royal highnesses galore, rich Americans How Xt Feels to Win. -Hugh Sinclair, of Grand Val � ley, neglect- -A tramp arrived at "Woodstock jail, son, Raymond C. Barker, lie left his busi- ' 0. the estate of the said debtor are r quired to file the and even potential dignitaries from Asiatic And how does it feel to win at Alion.te ed to pay a fine of $-050 f Metbodist cburcb, Mitchell, about four � . same with the said J. M. Best, w3 solicitor, on or be- or �violating the from Ingersoll, the other day, Avith his ness and valuable photographic apparatus, months ago with Dr. Anderson as leader. ;t I fore the date of said meeting, ve,i Mad by affidavit, So do the jeweled a I , I stating the nature and aniount thereof and the secur, sisters. n aw, and he was Jailed. Aftei body literally covered with frost bites. together Avitli a brick block and its fa,rni- The class now numbers over twentyinembers : lands. They play. So do theirwive� and Carlo? To the unsated visitor, she of the local OPtiO I ; � . I Dd rouged ,ingenuous mind, the sensation goes to the four days' confinement lie was released on His fet were'badly frozen and his hands ture, besides several shares of stock in com,- and iiieets oil the first and tbird Alouday - � I ,kty (if any) held by them. ROBE#T LOGAN, Esq., women of the "half world," who make bead like wine. Whatl Have your 10 francs paying 871.30. - in a beelpless condibiou. His ears and face panies. To his other three daughters he Ubts each month. : Banker, Seaforth, Assignee; J. M�'-BESTII Seaforth, . Solicitor tor Aaa 'gnee. I g : , � v, t - aniel'Avey, who resided at Sarnia for were also badly frozen, and were covered left substantial cash bequests and property. 111-Tbe Patrons in the, neighborhood of , ,14 Monte Carlo a rallying ground. So does brought you that little heap of gold be-. -D ' � -- Dated 18th day of February, 1,895. � . 1419-2 the young English girl, who comes in cause You were fortunate enough to place a number of years, has been plrombted to with wounds, evidently the result of frost . .1. � ; -D. J. McLure, a highly respected fal Xeigb�s sl�hol eastof Aliteliell, held a lver�y W � � with her fl&id papa, and who. -laughs it on 4? You gasp, the croupier rakes It 1he leadership of the Israelites at Detroit, bites. � — i - .; , . I mer, about three miles from Bramptoll, and successful open meeting on Tuesday ev,en-w I I I ! musically when she wins, and stanilPs her In for you, -you seize it, you put 20 francs in the absence of Prince Alichael, who is -Zrhe Rev. .J. 'W'. Annis, pastor . of the 0 � � . . Ili's two brothers were brought to Bra;mpton ing, last week. There was a large att - �� I , I - by no nioans tiny foot when she doesn it. . g in pi Queen's avenue .Methodist church, London, I � on next time.and lapguisbin ison. end � .. again you will. A sense q I � � the other day, and lodged in jail, ebar"d if t - 0 ance and several good addTesses given. Tin 3 . .; I z , COM I NIG So does the young French girl of the mid- of power steals over you, the fascin'ation 1'. H. McLeod, of Woodstock, is recov- which was burned to the ground a few Avith a murderous attack upon their mother. - lodge.is sending for a car load, comprising i :m 11 dle class, who follows in the wake of a of gambling seizes you. Why not be brave, ering slowly under the best medical advice weeks ago,was- stricken by cerebral paralysis The family.have been acting strangely for 80 barrels,of Salt. : . - I m - . ody plays. and conquer fortune? You do. You iliih in New York. He has n6w tile partial use at an early hour Monday,and his recovery ig some time, and only recently they killed all -Robert Sanderson and Jobn Sanders, of � o . A queer place tbis-Monte Carlb-a place again and again. Your netted purse is of his legs, and is able to walk about the nob expected. Mr. Annis has ranked as -one . . I . their hogs and threw them .away, belie Atwood, have each lost a valuable dog by I � -- � 'n"r � � . I v '. . . ; of 3mQ*ing contrasts, a little helf of unhadi- full of bright louis d'46i. Ali 1 if you only 1001"n- . of the most brilliant orators in I the'Alethod- the end of the world -was near, anc that poisoning. The person who Avould poison a - ness In a jewellike setting that,seems in- would �t p in time. If you Avould only -lSate Quinn, -an actress, who gained ist devomination. . - -� � 0 T - . � I � I- food would not be required lonq. It is harmle.qs -dog is too mean -a mail -for tbiB . ryweather 2:� -, � , . � spired by heaven. turn before your luck turns! But thiff,is prominence as Abigail Prue, in " The Coun- -The trial test of the new Afer :thought to be a religious craze. The inf-7 world, and ought to leave Was soonals; , -1 .... Comefrom this first table where the* just where gambling is*%&�delusion anda tyriair,"isdead in Brooklyn. Shewas a fire engine purchased by the Winnipeg City mediate cause of the arrest was the attack possible. � , r I I . . play lags a little and stroll down the room. snare. Few are they who do riot attempt native of Toronto, hiLvina been born there Council was proceedinc, satisfactorily when n their inother, who rushed out and made' -The other evening a young couple were � i . I ZD . I u 0 � That I ittlo man there, wearing a monocle, too much and loiter too long by the green 36 years aqgo. there was a .Sudden ex,plosion, one of the p I 1 whose face is high bred and fatigued, who table, 'where the cry of the croupier, comes -John'Riby, conces,siou 12, Bruce town� flues of the boiler bursting. The cause was her way to a neighbor's, wherelielp was ob- upset in one of the deep pitch -boles 'On the 1"] Professor 0. ta.mi'e'd.' The young men were brought to Logan road, near Alitchell, and the horse . - � I `1 - I leans over the shoulder of a pretty Bing- like a.lullaby: ship, has bought the 50 acre lot, knowil'as the turning off of the water supply by John ' I' i "Messieurs, faltes vos jeux, . 611. jail, and the young women are to be sent to ran away. Next evenin Imal.was I n amusedly watching her in- the McPhee farm, the price paid being $I,- McLaren while the engineer's back Avas ,til the ail' i � lish woma . I vous the Toronto Asylum. . Close inteXana found carefully stabled w a farmer on the : play-wbere have you seen .him plait!" . urn 'in � . _ t rr' Ohamberlain I , genuous 500. Mr. Riby has now a, splendid 100 t ed. McLaren has been arrested. . I � of cousins is supposed to have so-inie hing tog 4th concession of Ellice, none the worse for ' .. 11 I acre farm in a block. -A man representing himself as a I before? , That is EDgland's foremost com- And how does It feel to lose at Monte . bill- do with this lamentable state of affairs. its run. N -An order in council has been passed poster, has been going through York and � � poser, Sir Arthur Sullivan. Who knows Carlo? There are sensations that cannot I ; Eye Spo'clidimist , -A Logan correspondient says - The i i placing anti-toxine oil the tariff free list, adjoining counties buying the right to post - P - i 9 what now aria to delight millions may not be describedl KATE JORRAN. - . I 9 -- farmers is 's erth Itelue. e pinch of '. I be born oftbisrhythmicclinkingof gold. I pending a customs decision. Anti-toxine billsonfences andbarns along his route. r P till winter are feeliug th . Of 87 King Street, Eal Tol will be at � 1, hard tim. es more than at any previous time, :L �� the croupiers rake In the losses and AN IMPORTANT basall along been admitted freeofduty '. he farmer is paid 6 small amount, and is Logan Loyal Orange Lodge i;-,- rapidly I. 13 DRUG, STORE, as -WORK. e . 6 - and the outlook for the future is anything - LU-IM'SDEN & WILSON', fling out the gains? - . provisionally. ��` . . invariably asked to sign a receipt. This in increasing in inembership of late. 1 SEAFORTH, ONT., on . . th a great inany this -,�Z . The Empress of Austria. The During Men Wbo Guide Ships'Into -A deputation headed by Father Para- nearly� every case is done, and the docu- -The Stratford hockeyists are arranging I . A woman sweeps past, one of a party of . Port. dis, is asking the Government assistance to- nients,turn lip in the shape of promissory for matches with Ayr And London. 0 means the cutting off of everything that Wednesday, MARCH 13th. Onv' four. Her eyes are - [Special Correspondence.] wards the repatriation of eight hundred notes, the amounts varying from $50 to -Three brothers of Rev. J. 0oforth, tlie looks like luxury, I . 7 .Woud her lip softly BOSTON., Feb. 26. -The severe storms fai�ilies of French-Canadians settled in $100. 1 Honan, China, mission&ry, reside in .Mit- �Tvlra. Ludwig, wife of Mr. John Lu& . COMK EARLY. scornful. It is evident s�e takes bq'f a . of Sebrin-ville, died of heart disease - I passing interdst in the scene. "Borl that, have recently swept across the seas Northern Michigan. -Mrs. James Clifford, aged 72 years, chell- ""it r) " � : coWmand" speaks from her every easy have drawn especial attention to a most , -Early on Thursday morning of last dropped dead at the reqidence of the late -Messrs. D. Maxwell & Sons, of St. an dropsy on February 16-th, Deceased I .Prof. Chamberlain has fitted more Spee- pose, but when she smiles her face lights bardy class of men -the pilots. It can *un- week, the Patron store in Hepworth, owned Peter Mahon, at Puslinch, last Sunday Marys, have been granted a patent for a was 62 years and 4 months old. She Avas I . taeles than any man in Canada. He makes Into sympathetic sweetness. We need Wt doubtedly be stated with perfect truth that by Mr. (-,',eorge Moore, was discovered to be afternoon. She had just'arrived at the root cutter. anative of Engenheim, Alsace, Gerinany,und I 4 I came to . . I A a specialty of defective ey� others hal makeany surmises as to her Identity -the nowhere else In the world Is there a more on fire. Owing to high winds the flames house to condole with the bereared family, -The Fullarton Ba tist congregation ' this country Vith her husband 36 � daring, more successful set of pilots than spread so rapidly that xothing could be and was walking with her husband -towards tend having i&y on In- ears ago. Deceased was a devout member I ,I fa,iled to benefit. whisper bas gone around -it Is the em- - Not fully insured. thefr when She slipped . OU' the ice a soci the evening Of y 1 1 1 .saved. of the Evangelical Association. She lel Call at the drug"store and get paper col press of Austria. - * those who guide the ships of'the world ont door c' March first. . a husband, four sons auld -four daughters, 1. . �, laini valuable informa-ti.on I on the eye, - How close she Is to that young, dainty, into the ports along the eastern coast of -The annual convention. of the Oxford and fell. '%Vhcn she was picked up she was . -The revival meetings recently held in 11 mourn her loss. - . 1� nter of North America. . . � Free."iRemernber the date. I exquisitely gowned woman, the ce Christian Endeavor Union took place at dead. It is supposed the shock of the fall Fullarton., were seriously interfered with w 0 ' ; . I Though not all born In America, these Ingersoll last Areek. All strangers were killed her as she had been troubled with by the storms, yet good was accomplished. Mr. Irwin Stewart, a pioneer of 'Logan ,1 I : 1420-1 a group of men I Is she an empress too? 3 township,- and later a farmer On the 6th con- � � � - She looks it. Perfectly groomed, her pale men are all Americans in the best sense hospitably entertained by the townspeople. weakness of the heart. . -The farmers around Poole are storing . � ! cession of Fullarton,died On the 28th of Jan - q . face untouched by cosinetique, her bearing of the term. They are necessarily sailors The attendance was large and.the addresses -Mr. John McDougall, an aged resident up enormous quantities of ice. They evi- uary, at the residence of his adopted son � ' modest, relined, her gown and hat of rich, of exceptional ability, they are sober In profitable. l . 2 of Galt, and for 27 years an employe of dently expect 11 some heat " next st�-mmer, Wesley, near Souris, Manitoba. UnStewarib . . I I I their habits, and.they love this country, -Mr. John Noble, one of E S Messrs. Goldie & McCulloeb, of that town, -Air. H. J. HurlbuA, of Mitchell, I ; . . I � simple ruby velvet, she .seems born to a . i in Boston last week, in connection with and family moved to Manitoba in the spri -4 . ONLY,,�. throne, and yet the measureless distance . whether It be theirs by birth or adoption. Pioneers, has passed away in his 9th ear. died a few days ago in his 93rd year. He � his U9 . I I . of 1882. Mrs. Stewart Aied in 1888. The . I i between the status of the two women, for ati*es of -6avert lumber business. , . � A large proportion of them are n Mr.- Noble was born in , ounty eitrim, was a native of on, P�pxburghshire, I i I � . I only daughter is married and resides in . . ! the latter is the well known "Nellie" who Maine, that state of rockbound coast Ireland, and emigrated to Canada in 1832. Scotland. Deceased was d' lover of out- 4 -Several of the farmers along the SLrat- . ! Brandon. � I , belped an American capitalist to get rid which has furnished so many stanch ship He served as a volunteer in tile troubles of door sports, an inveterate ".checker player, ford Road, near Mitchell, have early ar- .. s .: k '. 0 � of some of his millions while In Parts last a,nd so many skilled mariners to navigate' 183"J. ready and willing at,lany and all times to rivals of lambs, which are doing well. -On Wednesday eveni � ng last week, two -1 , � .. sleigh loads of young people drove out from I t $ � fall I There are many like her bore; but, them. -The wife of Alfred Price, of Merritton, play a game, and, ti within the past few -Aiiss Af. E. Douglass, who has been Alitchell to I Mam ByrnW, Ugan, - . . . unlike her, most of them 'wear their his- It is not an easy thing to win the right around whom a shadow of suspicion was years, could bold his own with most of our visiting friends in Seaforth. for the pl�st - 1 . I I . About starting time a imow storm Mew up � . - I . to servo as an Atlantic coast pilot. The cast a few weeks a on count of the crack players. few weeks, has returned to e in . ., . I - . tol on their faces. Chief among th - . ae - her hom i g their : � 0 o�sed poisoning her hu Logan. I but that did not.prevent them reachm i elebrities, rcsplen�ent, wealthy and look young man -who wishes to pass his life at NO sband, has 131tlepft -One of the oldest residents of Lamb- � � I I - AVING determined1to adopt,' ' - the business of guiding ships sat Ticerritton, and noltrace of ber-has been ton county, Daniel Hossie, died at his resi- -Mr. Wm. Schafer, ,of Mitchell, went to destination, but 'before returning, the rol as Ing ten years Younger than when sh Bly Into .1 1. I � - I " :1 e . . � I were all blooked,sud at 10:30 a.m. alext !k- - Hneal as possible, E CASH danced at the Eden Musee In New York,, this port or the port of New York must ' found. I dence, in Sarnia, on February 15th. He Toronto last week as a delegate from the A . I I 1, . . - I . ' 3 3, six landed in town on fool ": - a - - . 3 . . . SYSTEM, we have resolved to reduce Is la belle Otero. She Is gambling heavily,, serve a long novitiate. At New York he -?Vlr. Peter Mallon, of ,Aberfoyle, Wel- came from Scotland in the sunlimer of, 18. Ancient Order of United Workmen to that. four miles, and the � . t �i � - . Playing a big game, and, it Is said, carries must first be an apprentice for two years, lington county, whAad his spine.injured a and settled on the 12th line of Moore. He city. I I , I , I .� U ty- I ' the subscription price Of T�E ExPOSITOR to her hotel at least from 5,000 francs to after which, if he shows especial ability, few days ago by the upsettin(r of a load of was R6eve of the township of Moore -for a -.Messrs. Adams, Robinson, J. Swit- four, were left i�n snow banks ; ttle I - I -, I .0 . to ONE DOLLAR pec annum if bay, died on Saturday morning. number of years, and a respected me t possibility of getting out for some how. , .- � 50,000 in h be may be promoted to the post of boat- 0 Mr. Ma-- mber cher, and John Kirk, all of Kin ore, have , . WInnings every night. Her - lost valuable horses, inflammation being the -Two loads of bUtchell young pwple . . . . -eeper. After he has been a boatkeeper I � � paid Strictly in advance. I hon was a prominent Patron and agrieul- of the Presbyterian church, He was a - , , I . turist. I . � .edneKUy even- - - . for live years continuously he may take ' - staunch Reformer, and always took an ac- cause of death. d drove outto Hibbert on W �� - . . If not paid until the end of THREE . � A � I the. pilot's examination, and if lie pass -A refreshment booth bi-, . been opened tive part in politics. He was a brother of -Harry McCormick had his face and Ing, last week, to qmuda fiaw hours at the -1 . - - I' - I at'the ,skating rink, Sarnia, by S Sheiiff Hossie, of Stratford. hands frozen one night lately while return- home of'Mr. and 3firs. Win. Burl L On'110- .; MONTHS, it will be $1. , . 11 ii . . that be may then act as pilot on ships . s everal -1 ) - - A -, prominent ladies of the town, where cake, -Mr. Hobbs M. P. P. of London. got a ing from the High school, Listowel,. to his count of Lthe hes w isto during 'the I � . t Z 4anot rm. L ; . � � which draw no more than 18 feet of water ) y - Z5 1 1. it, I i Tf not paid until the Id of SIX 11 , I coffee, etc., will be served the proceeds of home in F � - lit th � get back to town � - nig le par y t no I I I I .. I I -this is, if there be a vacancy, but not I f funny message to deliver in Toronto from Uma. � . . -01 I - .11 � MONTHS, it will be $1.5-0. 1 otherwise. After lie has shown h ich will go to swell the fund in aid of the one of his constituents, who hap-pened to be -The Elliott brothers, of the ,11th con- ti about eleven o'clock the nextday. 'They , 4- f -, is compe- 0 1 ; I � - 'p I 1 hospital. . an, are b " b ail a jolly time as Arell as one of those m . I I , ... - tency by the successful piloting of vessels . on the G. T. R. platform when he was cession of Log, nl,a�;, i - I e � No subscription -N for a , F -The',Stave and Heading works at Al- starting for the islature, " You know terial for enlarging their barn and placing Canadian winter experiences tha-t clings L vill be; sent , . I " " of lighter draft -for one year- be may re- , Leg L ' I 0 Z:l . 1()1J(y(! L L . � 4 .1 ?) 4 ( I � one yea Av' � fl @L1 ceive a full license. Sometimes the would - ,. ston, has on hand a large stock of logs, under it a stone to one in. interesting memories tbrougli I I 0- r period than r ithout .1,11 ,-in Jimmie Yes," said the member. wall. . . - i L I . , ; 1. . and despite the breaking up of the roads, I I Well, lie lives in Toronto now; here S -A sleigh load of eople from life. : lwliio, paid for. i , .. be pilot has to wait years before be can ke- P - ony"f A ' � � � L . vas , y on Friday $ 1 t� t quantities come in dailv. This. will his address; lie is a brother-in-law of mine; vlonkton drove to BornhOln -Mr. John Struthers, of E'hna, ana his � .-� k ..... ceive his certificate, for only one pilot dan -L � provide employment for a larl number of lie will be glad, to know that Katie got a evenin-, I.Ah inst., and spent a jolly time l Arife celebrated their golden weddine r , It -1 I These terms will be Strictly adhered —' - -. tt 9 i - . -�- - enter the service from tbo same boat I A . . C, - I I Ille[i during the summer months. , son on 'Mondav ; will you tell him ?" "Yes " in a social way at the home of Mr. alid'-Urs. one evening lately, Surrounded by a large : . - - five years, and no one can leave ono'boat � * � to wit1l respect to persons, so that . THE CAMNO. -Oil Thursday of last week, William J. replied.'Ur. Hobbs, ever willing to oblige'a Samuel Batten. company of D children and grand ebild-ren. i - I if al L subscribers are requ$red to pay � for another without special permission 0 . . . .4 - i , � . . I I . beauty is more Shannon, a young farmer livim, near Har- constituent. . -At the next meeting of the K.noxon The evening was much enjoyed, amusements - . sparkling and vivacious from the commissioners. I . . 0 . b , 0 ian I � riston, while engarred in fixing some pa Society, in Stratford, there will be a of variong kinds being proViLded for the en-- - I r the long price, they must �-Iame them- than it used to be; her eyes,. Instead of be- if t rt of -Rev. H. Hind', rector of 18t. John's de- Z� . c) . . here is a prettier sigbt, in the world Mach, L 0 % , . : .. -- I - I .L . fleet of pilot- . inery i and not us. Ing languid, are now of feverish bright- . than that prestnted by the of his Avindmill, fell, and was Church,- Sandwich , n Aim- -ers will be Allessrs. J. tertaininent of the guests. The o � selve., the arrowly escaped dro , bate. Tht speal, . C. � Many Coll" I drawn into tile Shaft and 1-illed almost in il the re(vipients -of I _ratUlatiells. . � 7 ness, and instead of her pale, camellia skin boats off the polts of BOS - - ing on Saturday.- He went to tile river to a McTavish,* James Steele, Thonials Orr and ' . 11.) i . . -Nlr Mi ve reared a family I ton and New ,stantiv'. � point where he knew there were some holes Peter 'Macdonald. � - and - -s. Struthers ha . she has bought horself somewhere a pink York, the writer has yet to behold it. The � TO DELINQUENTS. and white complexion, " .1 �A Leamington, silver medals have been ,in the ice, for the purpose of getting a pail -The old backwoods custom of making of children who are an honor to the coni- : I little vessels are schooner rigged, with � c) 0 ! 1, Z . I . Without doubt she id the mo taper build, and their presei I . 0 bees to get neglected work (lone, has been munity, and ace aniong 'the inost respected. I . st talked of bulls of graeOfUI,L i ed to Messrs. F. Comber, Colin of water. As he was making his way to the . - I . AVe have now between fi ; ve arLd six woman in Alonte Carlo. it would take Culin,1)3. Miller, 0. Johnston, Frank Ives, clear wattr the ice gave way, and he was revived again M- Lol township. This and prosperous in Elma township- . �a white sails contrast exquisitely .against - I � . sub- Herman a -nil Ralph Robson, John Robinson precipitated into the ice-cold river. Bemg winter has witnessed quite a number of -The Uerman Eva lical Lutheran �con- I 13 L page to describe the dozen toilets' I have the dark green of the waves. Seen from � � owing us on our I L of Ali swimmer them.' , 3 m scription list. This must be, collected seen upon her. Her and M. Williams for their bravery in res-eu- an ex ert , lie managed, by almost W!, ella-re purchased a . . ,gregation telif , . ; sumptuousness is-, the deck of an,incoming steamer, they ap- . L � I Ling five ice -cutters, who drifted out into the superEuman effort, to gain a footing on the -On Wednesday, Februar 13th, Air. magnifitent- organ from the Bell Organ I � L A 0 y . . . at once. , 11 arrears over one year on fairly dazzling. Perhaps I may describe pear to its patsengers like the harbingers lake on Febr r =n ice, and was thus saved.1 . John Anderson, of Brocksden, led to the Company, Guelph, andAvish to initiate the . I . one gown anti the cloak into which she . f the'approqdhing end of the voyage, and 0 1 --' - ua . (' -Rev. John ott, - 'bled a 'diss-Mary Jane Yeoward, sarne on J'.�'.UL z � � . - the FIRST 0 F M ,XT) sinks when the last table Is deserted: as they rise cin the crests of the billows the ,�c who Avas the first pas A large ctoAvd assem, .t the Union hymeneal altar I nrlay Afarch SM. Three zer- . AROH NF o ' A - I -Will be placed in the hands of our tor of the Presbyterian church in Napanee, station, Toronto, at noon on Friday, to bid the only daughter of Mr. Wm. Yeoward, of -vites -will be conducted'.on that ,day, 2 .of � I _ . Paquin skirt of the softest, thickest black red of tbeir.bottoms often shows distinct- died two -weeks ago in Dakota.. Previous to farewell to Rev. Messrs. Jonathan Coforth South E'asth;pe. The bride is a zrand. whicli two will be conducted in the G erman . . I W . . I � I � solicitors for collection. �, satin, a high necked bodice of butter col- ly, Presenting a note of lively color that his pastorate in S' ;apanee be labored as a and J. A. Slimmon, and Dr. Malcolm, who niece of the famous -writer, Thomas C?Zrlyle. language, one by Rev. L -B. E'ix, of Strat- . 'red satin, with draping' of real Cluny beems to perfect the picture. . . n 0 - . ; I L . I L K�� The year may commen'ce at any 0 � . missionary at Bath and on Amherst Island. were leaving for China. Representatives of The ceremony was performed at the resi- ford, at 10 o'clock a. m ., the other by Rev. ; I I lace, and long lines of sparkling bullion Tile dangers to which the pilotboat men Mr. Scott was a native of Northumberland, the classes of Knox College Avere present, dence of the bride's father, Rev. Mr. Pyke, W. Weinbacli, of.Sebringville, at 7 P. in. I time and the full year will 1�egiven for arranged sorpentwise oil the bosom. The - ore exposed are manifold, one of the most England, but came with his parents to and, gathering on the Platform. sang of Shakespeare,, officiating. The bride w Rev. R. Kr�eizmal of Rhineland, X;rfolk . - � . ONE DOLLAR. : . sleeves are enormous puffs to the elbow, notablebeing t . Its � I 4�at of being run do w,n at Canada when quite young, kind settled in I- Blegsed be the Tie That Binds, ,_, L- and bandsomel attired in nary blue ,,N�ith white county, will conduct an E Ii I . at �p . . I the rest of the arm covered by white suede night or when e y _ - ng is i service - Me" '--- -BROTIRERS, gi I calmed and in a fok. In the to-wnship of Dundries, Brant county "God,be With You Till We Meet Agami." lacetrimmings. Tbebridesmaid was Miss 2.30 p. in. Mrs. Koenigr will sing solos, and . AX ALN oves, froin wh ose wrinkles jeweled brace- stormy weather the pilot takes his life in Ontario. He, together, with Professor Cavan', Mr. Goforth left his wife and three children, Alary Anderson, sister of the groom. Air. the choir of 'Siebringvi 1 church wi - con- l : 1. I I I . - . . . FVB�ISHERS. lets wink- with every gesture. From the his hands whenever he boards a ship,- and 'of Knox College, Toronto, Rev. Robert Who Nvill remain in Toronto with Mr. Go- Wm. L. Yeoward assisted the groom. After tribute selections. I - waist to the hi2h, crushed. collarare'a line when the winds and the waves rel hiszh . 11 o - . � . .1 . I - . I . I I � - . . "t , . . � - . . . I _; . '- � - � - - . I 1 - L I I . . - '. . L I . -.1 I - , . . I I I � . , � � I . , - I .� I I 'V � L . i . � . - ., . L . , � � � � 1� �. 4 1 1 � . I I I . -1 - -- .. � � ,��----.--,.-�---;-�-;-t-w-,tL.- � - I - . I . I - -, I -11- I � .0., . - - . - � _-----",: - -'-,- - -- .. - . I - � � - -- I .- . . . . . �-.- -All I - - . Elp-; 'L . - . _�. - - - ---I-- - ----- � ... -1----------�-� . .---. -L--- - � . 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