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� to You Unlesa .� 2STORES1 L . ; DEAR W10SIT0R,-7Wheu I rdad in,one of a swift p e until, ith no little dexterity. of 6 and 21, 1,220 ; children between the wildcat down wi: ii the first shot. It proved P-L'I'_
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70% . �nund Floo the p6pera the other day that the Oldl Carl. Win. i INALL PA - R age 0 1i
i Me ally, of the Falstaff creamery, - f 5 and 6, 951. � to be about five , at long Land weighadabout - laq
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ere. . 50 1 1 :-Mr. John Emmerton, sr., was in Gode. 50 pounds. w i.
. 1. I I � beity shop, no well known to the readers of caught.hi . The i0ol little fellow haip'ging- � 1 It 'as probably a good, -thing �
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; RESPECTABIL T i er Floor Dickens, 'would, In all obability, become to tie at wae, aln�opt terrified and would I riO IMb vCeek, and while at the G. T. R. that the dog appeared when it did, as - Vne � L
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y I 100 - � upp trimprovee.' of Old not have an abletotbave retained his hold station on � Wednesday afternoon, left a small boy did no� realize that there was i, �
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for your i small valise and a basket with some plants any danger. F�x
liibly Can, leavin" 8. � . �� ING. LD11613, I 'thought I *ould like to tell you much Ion . i 1 14 � . ,.
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ourse : '. ft. long I OF MANKIND I of a little experience I bad when looking for 50' P43r PE011 ,,,
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lve% Q W w4en he returned, the valise was minsing:, ever performed i . i� �
. Ich , -_ � - __�.' . that old shop. I knew it was somewhere in C9 once e Eva�`ngelical . I . ' in Montreal was successfully �;. �
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i the Vicinity of Lincoln Inn's Fields, but that Od the most careful search and enquiries .completed on Saturday. at the new Prems- S -
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; is, unmistakably to a large extent, measured by his ',personal adoxoment. I failed to show what � had become of.' it. Au tory of the Mon�real Cemetery Company. ro, "
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I . . . I . it cont4ined valuable papers, a bank book The remains were those of the law 84ator ;
i ou want verification of this statement, look about you'. Ypu can pretty nearly a congested part of the city. Indeadithe � V i,
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I tell what sort of a time of it a man is'bavilog i1i his life, if take �ote of the firsti time I saw the gardens I fe Phlealey, qu-'Th#rms Bishop Z I .
J large SPrilag trade�. i I 0 ou I . I - ay, April 17th. Mr. Emmeiton. remains should disposedof in that man. ��;T_-
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6 cloth .0 :. 'walking �along Chancery Lane from the -Henry Switzer, oni of the early settlers ner. There a were placed in'the ere. �i ��i
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in,, he wears Upon., his pprson, and also the expression weos� upon
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of �; good SP' -r"8 Strand and noticing &"clean passage on the ALEX, W"INT of Stephen township, died at his home in matory on Frid afternoon, 'in thapresence �.. i �
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such i =d good clothing go together -indicative of energy, ambi�ion au,ld, rosperity. left I went through it I West London, on.. Friday, Ilth i,nat. Do- of %t few membe of the famil and on I ;
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b . a The other itably !disposed ob- 4urpt ised to find pietty 1 gardens. I walked . I 1_* S FG cesseitwas born 82. years ago in Pennsyl- Saturday the as as were taken out and �� -
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Llneuts, the qualities� � says nothing of him, and thinks about the saine.: The misierious point �through 06 little park near byl but could not formal opening of the Conference, afforded . I vania, of German parents. He settled early buried in the family plot. � 7. _�
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� � , server . I ! ; I Stephen townehip, and raised a family of -News has bean received 'in Toronto Of 1, qi
everybody to let I gt Into'what is properly Icalled Lincoln - " -_ 4 �-
I . many interestingi eat ej, in the way of Doherty, rector of St. Paul's ohur h, Hen. i`4 1. - -.
'ant a to us is, why should any individual in this broad. and ! prospe, ous 1dominion: go ei� sons and four daughters, who all survive the death, at Graf ton Farm, near Enderby,
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� ; -can be had !,for s > very lit�e money him, For many yeate he was a member of British Columbia, of Mr. Thomas L. 8teele, I f
I � poorly dressed, when such splendid clothing 7 told me they were kept i every eveni ag, after The buiinese p ceedinATi would furnish was atten�ded by her cousin, MiE snob 7
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I . our three leading prices in men's suits, but to do these !price ; Justice �ou should Id � I t
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n I � v ng in t ' urchased don, and married for his second wife, Mrs.
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rity now sure . I � � Rev. I Biiese, Widnipe Men. fro ; . Elizabeth Foster, an American lady. - For a With two other brothers, James T. -and .�
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Mot - . I I . i lr�onth piat Mr. Switvir had been troubled William B. Steel , the deceased bad con. t
A ; . I i troupes f little ones hurried &.way from the itoba ; Rev. A. V0. Sauer, Roothern, Sas. -Mr. Robert Mar�lin, G. T. R. agent at - T�
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ght and selling, some � � fkfk A ready-to-wear suit, made of the very beat'imported clols. crowded atreets to get 4; breath- of fresh air katchwan ; Blyth, and formerly pperator in N 'ing4am, with his heart, but on the night before i his ducted a large fa rin near Enderby. Jamrs � 11
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� — . � . . � death he was feeling muoh bt;tter and sat up T. Steele, the elt �er brother, was one of the FAA
I .9 Uum Now do not let yourself imagine this to be absurd and that at'the gardens. , . i i has been promoted t the agency A, Harris- . . lug
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I . - -_ I didn't find the Old Curiosity Shop that � The chairman o Mr. S�okes, of Rar iston', is. with his pastor until after ten o'clock. The pioncere of the western country, .going u
Md bonaeta� ladies Of I 110 Stich thina could be, Let us explain, Our exclusive position in. the retail. . mg,atulated the Confer. ton station. I . I ht ne . .
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-ent ha.7e learned that I- trade,. since going into manufacturing; enable us to buy div ct from. �he' largest I remains were brought to Crediton for inter- -.A very as; ccident occurred at Jhttcrn
! 0 0 . wasgetting dusk' nor did I flud it the see- Evangelical A tl oint�d 'ng �
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! Mills in this couatry and in Europe, We save' a big pro it, which�, otherwise 'ondtithe I was in that vicinity. That time Nil � i � Lake, near
aerw are ever an4. � � eminent. ocesq, lunder the ble0hing of God, station. I i ment. - Edm nton. A lad named Walter
! only I . . . - Jasman, aged � all ut 13, had been working at
Le their taste. � es to the middl(-men. Our customers 4 ;ex- 1 ti1lined off Oxford street to find' 11; Seven -The �iick hoqfie on Shut i�-!-'etreet, I
go , get the benefit of ,this, A� other, I . I � not il. Ontario, but in the great North- �
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i m t Di4l'sll and thought that, like the children, I Wingham, owned by! M T Pelton. ind oc- I George Turnee-s: anob, and on that day his I
i your ideas and from I cellent, feature about these suits is the it and finisl� of, th( � garment. Al. 08 I west of our fair D imi ion ; in'many of the, 1. �.
i . . would, from there, find my way to� the gar- United States of I ,me rica, and e'ven in the -cupied by Mr. R. Tindall, has beell sold to ' -Edward A. Chapman, proprietor of the father called to t ke him home. The father * .
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,ly inilliae�Y- Plaoe I any build of man can be fitted satisfactorily. Numbers of 4i�n Nvh6 ever deno. .As you probably know, Seven� Di,Als - Thomas Wilson, a prosperous I � 1, * - Rab Portage' Daily News, died last week, had a bundle of blankets with him, and
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as, the department is, � .1 de to their measur � have t �ied thom. ha4',seve� streets that, like the spokes of that upon the labo" of our church the a after an ilin so extending over two years. rolled with them waaa gun. While young
. ! __ Worn anything but ordered clothing mi� ear White!'churob. The price paid for the
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1 needed, as every bat � : in. The lmmedi:�e cause of death was cancer. Jasman was'-arr ging the load in the wag- -
� Ask -these gentlemen, or batter Still, come in - will not c you thil) to a, *beel,lall centre in a hub. The latter, in r'! - I - house ani lind was $2,000. Mr. Wilson I
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�e trimmer's hands ir, ; i� I tbii;case� ii a small pie us of ground � d i (Ion of..4powor an . -James C�mpbell, e' -reeve of West -Lou- on, preparatory to departare, t a gun was
. 6 look -at them. You may have your ch4ice of a big varie I of the 1 . I A number of seri d bless. tends moving into town, in the autumn. I I died sudden- accidentally disc. iarged, and the load.struck
. I it Oere is a driiaking fountain and a little - ing were preached ;o abpreciati�e,gatheringe -A pretty wedding took place 'in S t.. don, and reti�ired coai merchant,
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; � THE J RICE � ht 0 1 Jonsig. Donald McDonald, London, Frida' night stantly. The awident, was purely through
. . unlimited resources. I - � � we! ig '� ay Onelof these shops -is also Religion," by Rey J. C. Maloolk, of Dash-' noon of last week, when Mir's Uzzie C � y ,
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. � i ; ! h3ev6n Mls post dffioe and a sign over . Prophot, Priest a:nd ney, sister of Mrs. John Ha3 ca, b came the last. 6
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- � The ceremony was performed by 1�ev'. Fath- resident of 'Belleville, was iitricken with -Dr. Goodmao, county oftener, and
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� the Dress Gooda De. I ltim� Seven Dials �vaa one of the poorest Evangelical Mr.
� 1 one, apoplexy last Thursday evening and died X Brennan, c4onty or , attor ey, were
i�,her gaalityl better � z 50 This suit is a'marvel in fineness of texture !and beatity
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0 ; i $T. of finish for its.price. It is simplJ, equal, to'any and the earnest aldi [roe 3 of Miss M. Frink .er McMenamin, in the presence ,of many I Ow"I
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I at� .& most unlikely ; i I of the Val 1 h improved, 'possibly because Of -ita deaconess, of Torobtc, setting forth the friends of the contracting parties. the follq.wing,� moming. He was 54 year* of called to Beam ville, fro St. Cat'har-
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� average ton d a�vs a widow and'f amily. ines last week, to bold an 'inquest -on the
alikely of �-- � ; ollar suits you see anywhere, and for the m4l�h who witnts some- beioy'g7tun2way between Oxford str6eb and value and importar ce I her department of -What might have been a bad fire had it age, and le
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,I the ti. I ; thim, in. a good dressy suit to use for best for a time, and later for a strong the rand and used by so in y as a short work, wa's deeply inprassive on the heart@' not been noticed in time, occurred at J. -Thomae McCrum, proprietor of the body of Richard Black, who died in the
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king about, handao � � r 0 . . ; Y of her hearers. Following thin address, on ent Y, s or ille lock-up last Friday night. The
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me � � out ifrom either streeb. I alked 1prett Tayloes shoe store, Clinton, reo
,ialaj� to which we al. . ! , wearer for some years after, he will find such -qualities in this price snib. We ;
i � sn�rtly �through the district f r, even, h ly aft4r lighting the furnace ; it was not Past'twenty Years, died on Monday, aged evidence taken 6bowed him to have been a .
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1 care for the colors a& � I have it in the same blocks, and patterns, and colors, as our� ten dollar line*. It �,�t any number seen that anythingwas wrong until the,fire 60 years. He had been in ill 'health for man of some education, but utterly -de8ti-
. , of police so, the dirty Conference would *6 in session for the coni- . ,
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No rusty or blue. R . iv the lean ma nd dwell -*go, lazy D
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� in our stock of N i � . '$7.50 hirlo' fao'ed men and Women i d the uncare ' he furnace, and it took some time before it 6 eaves 8, w I I 1. . � I .
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� is of rich jet black. , ; for, I children gave ale the �hivars �and hearing of the stat oiling report.. was put out. . . -Thomas Dodd, who lived near Potters up to the
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I � be �.ure I was all righ�. I brea 5hed more ree- - ,ria,ldied on Monday of last w- ek, after
l � � I � , 0 EAST DiSTRIOT J. G. LITT, PRESIDING. .
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, �. Haist ; Waterloo, an illness of two weeka, leavin- hei husband On Monday. Dodd was 23 years of age and carried a Testar ien 9
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. � 1 $4,502 — fo I d,t4e Old Carioaiiy Sho�. L. H. Wagner ; [a 'Iton x. F. Brown; and 'eight children, the youngest, a, baby .
I ! . much respect for the personal aippeapance. of our fellow- "' rly our last Th, .
, � 1 As it often happ , tho day I did 'Roe the Toronto, I. M. ko i; Camdon, E. -H.'Be&n - two weeks old. Deceased was a a#ghter Position is that he committed suicide. —At an early arEday morn. --
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. ! men to ask any one to wear a suit at a less pric'e- than fou.�fifty, find we believe oldplace, I -waq not Itoking for it.. - I think Rainham, H. L. Morn 3r and D. H. Wing - of the late George Fell. S - *lv Mr. and Mrs J. it. Newm '
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id whei bay t � we aie not far astray when we say the man whi-o-buys a loiNer priced suit istde- it was the day df thel Lord Mayor's �Show, Morriston, J. W. Bej 6n ; Blenheim, S. M' motherly person, good neighbor, a kl her of Mr. A. Crozier on the third concession of man, liv
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ey will 'be a n . � I ,servedly a poor man. If y'ou ask us -why so ? our , 1,e simply and I had one up unemipboted demise will BurforJ, about two miles south Of PdUCIBt011, Were awakened I y a, crackling noise in the
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, ' answer, 18, ,that, I I 9 . t to see Hauch ; Heopeler, M. )lem;,stLfttiagara, S. I . !
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is make choosing easy, � I ",methin t F I ,ught fire from a defective chimney and kito be in flames.
! 1 -throws money aw�y. He does not get value for his mou(�Y. Hb looks poor, � g,,,and hen decided to go 0. I— : I - With all the c dn� The family were arous6A, but the flames ,
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! very moderate. We. 7 ; Str 'and after the crowd had left the! latter � ril i8chle� ; Pem- Oil Wednesday, 16bh inst., th� me of was completely destroyed, - .
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ri2es also on Brussels, : I and his looks do not belie him, Our four -fifty suits are inacI8 of pure all -wool street. � I must havel- reached Lincoln's Inn 9,ke, G. H. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aikens, of N 7`io - �
I 1 1 . b r olle H. A. Thomas; Golden L . obam, �ents. The loss i4 about $2,,000, with small spread a - the inmates barely
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cloths, will hold their shape andl color wel�, and th, - t from the same Pat- park from a differe ' was the scene of &� .
lveEs. I � - By are cu. , n',,b street than on the Wagner ; Rockingham, 0. G. iiallmau. . I pretty and h ter�ating I -
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. � terns as our best Emits, and will 1wear like a bo4rd. �� - liway, as ,I was! going WEST DISTRICT—S, R. XNEGHTJOL, PRE- daughter, Mi 3a 1 Mary . '.—Two men were killed -and one seriously no availabl of fighti , ng the fire, and
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I . . THE PMCIE44s5o o of the park entrances, I notieled the SIDING ELDER.—New Hamburg,-fE. Burn Carolina, became the bride of I 1r.1 Neil injured in Halifax last Saturday as the , re- the building, ont -of the o
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I ! � sign Old Curoaity Shop,"'ou a little low and S. Krupp ; North Easthops, '4. Eby o Patterson Haines, of Owen Son' d. The a It of an accident on the street railway. Was -allowed to b arn to theground. A Por-
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ii I nooit, in the The men were driving 'In a wagon when they tion of the conte: its was saved. The build-
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L't. use something froau. � � 00 A fine black worsted dress suit, made to your kb iner ;- Viiltai t thrown out and the car r wheels . passed over The fire at I arted an old Are place, - which I I
. I I � - 0 wn one sees of the shop axe just like it, i The H.'J. Holtzmann ; Middleton, A. D. Gizoh- the bride and groom. The ceremo0y, yvas, c up. apart* -from. the pipes -,
It. I ! $15. measure, and tailored in the regul#r first-class .-way by larger of the . windows ,was NO of D�o'kenso ler ; Milve , rton, J. H. Givnzebach ; Mait- performed by Rev. R. Hobbs. 1. � ; them. had been boarde n I I
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I sou I venirs, pictures of the atit or's � , ome, cl�oi Wed- —Shqtiff Heywood, of Woodstock, on dropping into he ace6dialation of soot
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� I ttv. VC-ry beat workmen. We have other higher priced goods, but for all prac- ,land, J. G. Burn'; Zu.-ich, W. J. Ylger ; —A very pleasant event occurs , . I -ey.
. I 1. the old shop, and all : the' quaint- ell& at;ters ,iDashwood, J. 0. Mor o k ; Crediton, 0. D. neisday evening of, last week, at th� home of Monday arrested James Kelly, of Debec, wbiallfell into i. from the ,chima
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� 11 the iequired qualities for the finedress suit. This pri6e will fipply to a big RESID"- eldest daughter, Misi Emma M., d united � United States customs official. Bums at- land mark in the'F8 C
. a , t, While1' was standinj 1ooking in t 1 - t. atharinee community, �
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I variety of fancy colored worsteds as welL We are simply�making a leader of a dow a �ittle girl, who wa in marriage to Mr. Georg:, Fciw r� of Salt. tempted: to stop Kelly's smuggling Canadian died on F day e ning. Deceased was born
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- . playink about, came up .to -me an said : Elmira, H. H. Leibo � , L. K. ford. The bride, who i n I W y � _yearn ago -and
. I � i number of linps at, the price, and the fit and finish of these is guaranteed to be I �' Dsto�el, a a by potatoes across to Maine. Burns is badly in Li , En � d,, 68
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I I ; 11 Did you come Eidt ;Wallace, H. D arlamm , Normanby, her uncle, Mr. J. M. Millian, look d icharm- in-ured and Kelly slightly no. i ea, in 1852. - He found
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I I he best in the land, and if you are not pe'rfectly satisfied wb, pn you & sea �jiub,to see this car'daity shop ?17 &ns' D. H. Brand; Carrie : and Walkerton, L. i in � a suit of blue, with a w kte silk Mr. Harcourt, Minister of Education, emp yrl C�t O
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call forthe finished garments, you pay nothing. THE.PRICE . were 1, I I Oh I no, not just to see it.' Then Wittch and ilaist ; bodice, with chiffon and applique Mingo � . .
! � 11W � said illeo " Are all American ?" and -I E. F. Mildmay, F. I . yandPhysica Building on April the lakes at that ime. iOu'retiring from 1.
.1 �. . yon � . Mey4 ; Hanover, G. 1'. 1�aiat ; Port-Bigin; The ceremony was erformed by R` ; � J W. Minerelog, I
. answered, " No, I a a Canadian." Then Robertson 30,.1. .. Queen's College authorities have marine life he d d himself larg6ly i to
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E 13 . she went bacl to the others, %Ld I heard W Zimmermann ; Parr Sound%. E. S. —Mr. and Mrs. Youill, of Win ham, re. leased the residence and final groundis of the the study of eco min questiolis, and was
. . her�Bay, " She says she isn't an American." 1 * Thursday of last late W. R. McCrae, for ilikii'as a woman -'a the leading Bpiri in the agii"Ation a few
. . )) Moye�r'; Winnipeg, W. E. Beess ; Rosthern, ceived the sad news on . I I.. .
,RINI 1113NIG S I son with the college. years ago for a u ional currency, or beaver-
� L is I Then a boy said, 11 Lknow better, Rhe is A. W. Sauer ;. Alberta, C. 0T. Kaatz, week of the sudden death of their -in- residence;in connection, -the tug Robb,
i I I Fifteen i� Updred Then back again came the'girl,to say, me Ze law, T. F. Thompson, of Sagi law. In —A city merchant in Chatham, troubled by back money. . � wee on:
*�;LINS 11 i I . Bat— this report would be incomplete .
S 1. ..] ; I pointed out the knowing one, " He says withoi4t at least a mertion of the ordination company with his family, he went t 3 Florida his conscience, paid -S25 duty on goods he which was employed as:& -gunboat -on the I
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INS, ETC. . .. . . I ,� said, " Well, I am' not'an American, I am a blessed by God. No � ouly was there an to visit a daughter,"and leaving h� a family where a man has paid conscience money, agars district ,,_N aran Volun I
I it Canadian, but if he thinks differently he can enb onto !Saginaw. but the Customs Department in the city ation. He le as a, daughter and one .
, 1. earnest consecration o � hear-ts and hands to there, Mr. Thompson w I �
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. . was hardly convinced, but I ouppo ge Ameri- —Mr. Samuel Phillips, one of tie bldest one of Woodstock'8 oldest gitizens, in the ceive from raw Carnegie aa offer of 7
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P!able or not at all ; in - , 1: . her.. gifts for the* up-buildii ig of - the Kingdom of residents in the township of ! Idt died person of Solomon Dean, aged 73 years. funds for the er otion of a - public library i
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�-t keep anything- not , 4 . ! � , I Then the little one chatted away about the - Christ. The total sun k contributed. for this at his home, on the 9bh conc�108 k on Sun. Deceased at one time. ran' the old match building. Last week Chairman Alexander.,
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� mr, ; :. .1, % - pictures� and said they often came dow'n . o,over $5,(00, of which amount day, 13th inst., in the 75th year of his age. factory there, and for d by � . .
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If- I . � .. A I there to play, and they liked the Old Shop over $176 vas brought by the children of Deceased was widely known and g eatly re. the toll -gate on the Governor's road. Two Mr. Carnegie's a 3cretary tb at if Galt would ; I
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... . . - .I. . 1, � I - . � - to ask it I had any pennies, and, as I had Glory to.pqd and great praise h people was one of the most prominent in 3n in, the - —Daniel S. Palmerston, of -the firm of spend at least $1,750 a year on mainten., I
11 I - I he we to A Madden', died in Simooe, on ance, Mr. Oarne -a would give $17,5M for a i
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- - Is a very nice varieK to have to select I I of Chealey for this I earty co-op�]ration in township, and when the gravel mad was Palmerston . if 11
I I quite happyo. � - the interests of the Conference ; and to built between Goderich . and Luck lo w, Mr. Friday night'of last week. The deceaRed ,public library bt Uding. Ab a ineeting 6. 4 .
- e . . . [it I from. Scarcely any �wo alike in any one 0 of Norfolk's leading men. For the library b-,)ar( Mr. CarnegitN offer wa's i i ,
. I 1 walked through the little low door int the, choir of the congregation for their ear- Phillip.s� in company with the la;e'James was one . 11:
- size. You see styles in Shirts in our store that you will �ot see anywhere else the; outer shop. It was full of bundles of vie ce Mullin, of Belfast,. got the -contrai it to con- many years past he had been identified with unanimously ac 8pLed, anda, committee was .- �
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. old 1papers that were sold to the people in adjourned to meet- n Dashwoo on the strurit the road. He was a prom nent Or- prominen 1 "
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I . THE PRIdE75c and $1.00., - an, and I k Union Fair, and forthe past ton years Carnegie requir betore his (,ffer becomes .1 11
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I my being in the shop, and asked me to come * acre ploto are theL following : James Spier, down and bitten by a vicious BOW, which factory. i .1
I —Lucknow- will hi,ve a Victoria 'Day I
� I and look at his pictures. The room itself . John Robb, Allan Adams, John Lawson, stirred up in a brush. heap in the woods —After a forl nighVs illness, Rev,, Arthur 1 Z
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- was a I 9 . . James'shurrie, James Russell, Al an Speir several months i '�
. test Cash 1 —A brass .band has been d i Since the attack he has Grey, passed away sot his realdefice, Owen �
. dow in it and a - . and Robert Nichol. in Morris, an� L. Hol- Saturday night. . z
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11 I bright -fire in.the old 'fashioned grate. On linger,' Win. Armstrong, Charlei Ruzall, eat in a chair day and night, being unable to Sound, Saturday night. The deceased I
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I r the hearth rug sat a great, sleek, maltese . James � Burress, J. B. McLauch in, Neil lie down. omen was ri pe �
0-t - —E. J. Jacklin ha M lis 180-6ore farm I 4
,S .0bore. . oat, and, in a high-backed chair, an old wo- Ta�gart, Peter Robertson, Hugh W. several place@. % dento of that se tion. He was �ordaiued by z
I d �d Morlda ' on the 5bh con'cesgin 0 Grey, to Mr. Job^n' Me' ;
� . 1� y man was sitting knitti6g. The walls were McKay, Jamea Lynn, James Str*-Chan, J. M. —Advices received from Montreal state the late Bishop tmhan in 1-849, as a mis- �
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one who . . _____00_ AAAAAOV~� J . Sergeant Arohie cQnarrie, son of Mrl .i - �
� If the pem . _n1ar.the window. The old man was very — Conrad Michael in Grey. - Kong will go -to England by way of Canada. portion of Grey and Bruce., I i
ot make it pay,, it is � ' j� cordial, and would -insist on my looking at Hugh McQuarrie, of th, has been selected , I . . . , and since that I
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� AL MAGNIFICENT RANGE. OF everything.,' I told him about the children', township of Usborne, as just recei 'ad from - Ma I i
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, , and he saiii, in a disgusted tone, " Oh ! Assessor Miners, for the year 1902: Amount of Japan, and will arriveat Vancouver -on arduous, and wl *n the whole section, was .
� Malcolm I . � il . hotel, has leased the Park Ii6iilset, In Gode- - f
k_—Messre. . - I it . they are getting too bold and saucy, and it , of taxable income, $500 ; value of personal June 4th. They will spend several days in one vast forreat erodeonhorsebackthrobgh lrz
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er. . � J � they abramble about on the pavement for I , land, 4,023 ; swamp land, 724'- orchard and House of Assembly, Halifax, at i
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a. Bawden id Shire I . �� old man, and went off with a package of —Gladys Besaiia Bell, dau'gfit�r of Mr,, tot4; value of real and personal pro party and residence, Dell Rapids, South Dakota, of ihip,of St. Gcorge's ehurth, and since lived I I
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f their splend � I John Bell, for"m6rly of Wingham, died in, a lungs. in .retirement. Deceased was in hi -
� ha pion ,-, to Bir- If you buy o knd fit your 5arments at pieture post cardeandabook of sketalies. i . ? taxable income, $1,821,400 ; male persons hemorrhage of th - =
9 . afrn;h An vr;rllx I T h ins� a erl 20 ears - C 1.
I I I l� I I of Dickens' characters. I .T s . .1 F� J . �_ from 21 to 60, 509 ; children betm an 5 and immediately after Due adjournment. 0 L a year and waro a :tive of Ireland. 11
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� Olin t " � Some may that old place is not the orgi- Deceased had �een ill for six months. . L i .-, 1.
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I "id no � - I so ready to make known eir chased the stock and 4,318 -' horses, 1,813 ; births, 30 ; � taths, 15. ing the past six months been shattered by a director of the
iorse. There - . * doubts. That place is old enough for any. n Goeeirlo , from Mr., Jonathan . d;sease. . . �
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� � � - - I . I � . ad int Ge ell, ill Wilitel, Joseph acres cleared land, 43,519 ; wood Is Ad, 3,825; �.A Str&tfor young man, aceompamied ;
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n very shortly,, bis 11T -1 a It to a Blaney, Charlie Boye and Jack
a Cadmore of Huron I i l'i ay, " Oh ! it is old, orge Twitch 0 - 6,131 ; totil number � , its, had a rather uiipleas- �
h" made a good se � . - � Miller, and will -ake ofisession on May at. -�ullett'a assessor lias co -The medical man of Brantford differ as Thomas E. who movey
:a enterptise will be . We are Leaders in Men's land Boys' is , is -Five Clint' - n have- been so. duties for this year, and fram thi roll the �
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" of James Quirk, the hotel II6?t1r_ c Onalf,
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3% 0T_10M=T_ a . of what u a wamp and waste land, weeks ago has been causing a good deal Of by iwo young I �
:ng to c('11 luot the I I 1. but then they say A isn't the original Old -Mr. F. G. Sparlffig has diap+d of his of acres, 53,476 ; value of real -proper talk. At the inquest one doctor said a the ant experience- an drivIDg.home from St.
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$1,906,300 ; value of perional roperty, acell �
cil have decided to _1_+ I . residence, on Patriot street, Wingham, to .
- I I �are so few of the old land marks left'that could not possibl; &be to. Crown Attorney �� r �-
,� � I 1 $3,700 ; total value of real and 'personal ' took fright and ted to run away, and �-
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manpe.-While tak- r - I I . �� . I the London county council must think it Conductor Qork, for $2,500. Mr. SpArling property, $1,910,000 ; male persoE from 21 Wilkes has asked for an adjournment for before the driverbould get control of them �� .---
i I � . 0 . , will live in his residence on Minnie street. eke in order that a farther inves- -
I . necessarT, to pull down the very Apacial I - two we the rig was overturned and the occupants I
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'ed one to fall , bou ht four richly bred iShorthorne from children from 5 ; bir.the 0
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Is on, mood�jy Mr. - \11� one . they aA only kept ` clea _Last weekf - D. M1111le & 8011� of Ethel, to 60, 646 ; children from 5 to �21, 861 ; . tion might be made, and the coro
'.� his Grei -e a t d repair,.their historic interest to 16, 621 to I
cut. -Mr. and Mrs- I Mr. Brown, of Ot.t%Nv a ; rom, Herb, deaths, 21 ; population, -
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on, ace, the guests Of . I �� . I . I w0i1ild be excuse enough for Wright of Guel , I nd another from a gen- labor, 2,775 ; dogs, 361; bitches, h-) ; cattle, -The body of Warren F. Burton, ba ris- home. Ortunitely a gentleman on,
I I .: I . doo".r to a modem shop. Surely London is ph � 4 27-7 . ,'-, horses, ter, of Hamilton, and son of the late Chief way to Stratford made room In his buggy-, - .
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Is week.-MiSs Beta � Off tleman at StOhoma i. --7,476 ; obeep,.2,112 ; --hogs, J A ..
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- . uest such a hu I - # .1,922 -; acres of orchard, 644 ; ,aor: a of fail Justice George W. Burton, was found on for t a ladie , a d the you g J -
the g ,of Mr. (ST-TOCESSORS TO GRE & MACDONALD) . . wealthy enough to keep a - few old plac -Mr. J. 9:'�Durilii , formerly of Lanes b a w n man had � 9
. from those who are in to to use t, 3,860 ; number of steam bbers, 15. the track at Broute, a statio6 on the 0. P. walk the rest of the way alone. � . .
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,his �Va-ek,_Thomaa ': Ashfield towns ip,,vas re4ently presented whes, W . i, . i
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<.� - every inch of ground for money -making bl, it is '- —Mr. Win. R. Crone, junior commercial 1-f
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d la acres in the vil- T . --The following are� the statitiatics.of the R. between Toronto and Hamilton. .
that they don't care a snap for association wi bh a silver headed cane by the Hespeler H..
4 master of the Central Business College, ,, _
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I 11 I r the year 19W,: Number of the car and lost hiz balance or stepped off I istratford, died in the city homplital, lost A I
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I . . - S. McL. ham a proepeoting tour through sor Guinan fo . �_
, ! one n - _63'of woodland, the pla,tfo When founid the body was week, from &auto peritonitis. Mr. -Crone ,_.I� I -
( . - aorbe of land, b6,789 ;aci rm. . �'_,
Dr.) Rollins thib- I Wang . -
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I ' , � . . &red, 48,170. ; total badly bruised and life quite . I . �
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ate manager of the I sim. A- 0 1=?., r_r - I - John Krein, an old resident of Crediton, 8,619 ; acres of land ole . . �,
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: was Jn town - last I .. I party, 81,197,5M ;`-value of Burton was a clever lawyer and very hi �- , .
- morning �sst week, majorit t the value of real pra, .fhly btudent in the.Qollingwood Collegiate Inati- , -
i Stratford one which has paseed. over to th ailent ' - a I i . -
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i 1, . a and 7 mon't1s. The personal and taxable incoxne, $10,000 ; esteemed in Hamilton. He lefaves a wi ow, tate. He taug�t in the publio .schools for I __
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riptious for Stock. in I I miracutogely did not prove serious. � Mr. T. advanced age of 80 year I .- 'O entbreit. the ; � .;
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at of 2 . � - I by his 8 -year-old son, sad event occurred en Tuesday of last week, value of real and'personal property, 81,800,- one son and two daughters. soma time, and ,three yeiirs ag - � � �
nk -The funer I � Buaiuet� College as a atuldeat. After � 4� -
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f -Harvey Brothers,, . I I r of male persons from F-60 --�rAt - Cypress River, Manitoba, Brace Central . - I-
t F a few! d&3 a' illness, the deceased 059 ; numbe 21 to 1 - �
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. . I . 1!ess mola-e wah dr�Ong a rather opirited. horse, and af ter ont I 'I& oat or lynx on bin completing his �oursebe secured a,'p It* . i .
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- In mdking remittances, use Dominionl Exv y a i thell Sundiy previous. years old, 884 ; number of mali persons Campbell killed a wi � . - .4
place �from the. rest . f wishing to make a call at a house, tulled up 'having b;en to chur 4
1 he in the. Aidtfi Business Zollege, 7 1
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�arve I Wednes- I � - from 70 to 80 years old, 71 ; number of per. farm. It -appears that the animal was && t4me r .. I
y"T on i I to send oney. at thle side of the street. There eing no *, -On Monday of lost w4ek, a happy M'ar-., where be remaiiied �-� �
I orders, the cheapest and safest way - ns from 80 to 90 -years .old, 13 ,- number of noticed on a bluff not fir from the house by Trenton, N4w 4arney. -
ce" had sold hia � . St. James' Memorial so - 1�,
. 11 . I I . . suitable place to tie the horse and not wish. riage took place at t] a -to ur to Canad 4 .a!s 1;
. March, . . � I %I popula. Mr. Campbell's little boy,who, not know- one year. Ve I t ned a ud w 9� .
, is Lizzie Croys. persons over y a a old, I ; � �
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. year a -go In � .- ing to leave the boy alone in the rig the' church, London,'whi a M a � 1,
. - tion of the township, 3,978 ;- total persons ing what it was, began to throw sticks and appointed t*- hpr -W w" -a - - � �, - I
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amity, had moved to . STEWART, Agents, two got out. Mr. May spoke to the ocon- Jale, Iorm�rly o Enj land. but who has ro- I . . i.
I f I GREIG & I - I in, A an and Gen amassed on roll, 1,286 ; number1j:of dogs, atones at it. A dog then appeared on the first-class teich and Wm held in high I � F�
�week ago word calue- I I I pant of the house for a minute or two ana aided- with her anal m rge - _11S. ,
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I been ill I ' ; bitches, 3 ; cattle, 4,831 ; shop, 1,305; scene, and the eat "took to a tree." Mr. esteem y p � �,
a, he-ha,viug �% then returned to the rig,but the little fellow Petty, of Hens�ll,jc r thei past six years, 404 FT
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funeral was largplY i i C. P. R. TIC 'GRAPH AND EXPRESS, I hogs , 15 ; horses, 1,772 ; acres of orchard Campbell, hearing of the animal's presence, , taken to Notta;�& c interment. d .i-.
I 7 _ was ahead of him and had just got on. to , was united' in man isge with Rev. W. J, � ,16 1 � - -
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