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I i4esion 1, which they c I I i I I AN �ASTER SUNDAY �N oont ra4t from the morning c ne, for, ithough i �?J . , � a - � I _,� . i . Wall Papers, a their home until they � ` - I . � I i I r 2 FLOORS � plai 2 i4mide, the seats wert cushioned and i. was an ambitious. industrioug nd hard tinned to occupy � - b -- -_ I- III EDINBURGH'. ; - : f � �,�, � � Working young inan. Some few years ago moved to Exeter, where Mr. Handford died j . -1 I .1 2STORES � 1 7 . ther a *as a big pipe organ a nd a low �Moderu - I , . WNW IRA"" WE OW Ground Floor i - i it.i Thepreacher was la young man, Window Aades he married Miss Patterson, daughter of Mr. about nine years a o. Her marriage proved ) I - �.*- I - �POSTTOR - pull - "I �_ - � t Drun E� -A year ago, at Uaster � � * I . 50 ft. wide i I 11111AIL ned face that � N. Patterson, then of Staffia, but now of a sinkularly happ one, the old home being �-, - , . � � '1111, Poe. � , I time, I Nvo trying to see 48 ch as I tall In4 dark, with a re 1P � �. - . . . . I ligh adjup whenever he sp a. He, made Barwick Algoma district. Besides his oor- known far for thel hospitality and good will 4 � I 1. Upper Floor isibly couldiol the city of Edial urgh, but the � Curtain Pole's, -- J i � . 9 ! rowing widow, he I MANUFACTUR- iew days dt the Easter holiday, i were all too stick a pod prayer, so -aim 0 Bud �Fot go . ileaves to mourn hisloas of Mr. and Mrs. 4andford. Eleven child. �. � � , . ; ,hem, eight of whom are 14 � C : d 4 . i com Dreliensive. One felt a was talking one son, 11 montho old an a little baby six ran were born to � i _� � I � I ,100'"On'j THEBOYS9 � ING. ' Ishort, for t4e beauties and won tore of that I - still living. - 1 t 1; ,,�.� � . I W . I � 4 . I I I - - - I � with 04e he had known ve y closely, f,)r Picture Frdmes. eeks old. a - i . � . I.. - r I Vity. Ho#ever, I -surprised in, elf by get. . I . � I - . t . -4 : �- I �` . ___ __ - - � I __ - - � " - , a th4m are na set phrases and'uo fo6nality. People in the Ineighborbo9d of Hensall I . 7 �, 4 1 1 �� . � �� Banda) wu - � � �� I .11 - — I I ting in as �auch as I -did, and a I I 111b e,� he sermon from 2 Peter, let chap bar . � I will learn with surorise of the death of Mr. Canada. 1 �,14' � �� , - i no excepti�n, I will tall you at out it.:;, )s ��-8,very muchindeed. If the p�eacher I Alex, Bossenberry�, who left Hers -all a few ""' -Rev. F. E. Nugen't. pastor of the Metho. �� I .� � " . - 4, _-, I � vers � 1, I I I I lookedl the church notices, i a the Satur- 4 It has been doinitely settled,that . Best and Ch6apest. weeks ago, aicer ii vidt of a couple of dist church at Platteville, died on Sunday A � _., I I had the! sermon written he did DO read .31 1 . I � � day evenin paper, over and over !again I � .- - � 11 o c � ;;� . . �_. I - the Huron Old. Boy!s will visit their , C106 he only ai,�.eared to,glance I monthe. for Manitoba. He had been ill for mornin ast, aged� 54 years. I 11 . I � � � . � ' is �'� �f - I z . I before I col'�ld decide where, to go and who ' -A Vinnipeg d�spatch says : It , the 1. _� - I � 1. . r . - ul � "D i i i Wi . I— I , at h, Y. I adecid native co itythe fikst week in July, to hear. Pr. Whyte, of Free St. Geo7rgo's, 1� sluser �'t and jast t�alked in an easy some time before 16aving, and started, before intention of the 001vis Milling Company to . I ... I . I er4tion4l style to his laudience. H e AUX, WINTin 1% fully recoverlpoi, and on arrivitig n inni- I I-... I � � - : � �'. conv I _... z - I .- and Seaforth has beeh the chosen town was out of I town ; I had heard Caoon' Lees I 1. ' so ill that he had to be taken erect� 25 new elev! tol's this saaacil, with a i � . ' . I I I , I , I We- . - I didn't a out or acold'but kindly and, intel- peg was taken I I_ I - ' A , � �, - .� , I at a short preparatory service n St. iles' i I combined capacity of 3,300.000 bushels, -.f r I _�t in which the visit�rs are to; receive � — ,SEAFORTH. to the hospital,'where he died. I . I �, 1v k , , I I _� � . --A, - It Cathedradjan the Friday. Dr) MaeG�egor, ligently1preaant4d his subject. . i .1 I ' 7, 7, - ;� I � I . re have prose I � — _X - their formal weloo�ie, and tile usual of St. Cut1lbert's, would pre it wai quite warm -and I right when we ��_ -A quiet but pr tty wedding took place -The Liberal i �enato nted ��,� - �� . i . , - � I � , _�- - I I � &ch only at the it i a handeome -diamond i 1, - I I-, - I ' . )Ut A the ohurch� so We thought we on Thursday aftern1oon of last week, at the Lady. Laurier wi � ANVI I i I A, AJ r Ao� Va.* 11, � A� A14, !, , a 6i� it o]t Ir- - � * (t.11 1r, U , 0 X� " �, I 8 I I � e� - � I I i Agmh �* i'l Jr - -15 .1 I , W) I I N� I I - , �,__._\ , e-, _,& I ; . , 0 � , covering could be of any -sort the owner I , - r .. elit, given them. In � ice, and Principal'Rainy at the got r '_,� form of entertainim. - chate �e studded with brillian . w morning sery . I � 111, � � I . home of Mrs. Thor6as Biseett, sr.. Exeter, tiara,iand lair to. I �C:---r I d walk over to Gray Fr %ra churchyard. wished, or it might go witho6b ciding, the 2 - � � . - -41 __ 4, t ., � consequence of the �arrangement, it is same time would preach anniveTssryl ear. won. Tay- Senator ' Wark reax the address which so-__ 0 "__ . , - - � i . i..;� , , I'. . The Sur day school was not 'let out; BO we s,Ame as any other tub silo. If protected when her youngest. daughter, Winnie . . I . ,I � . -l'.. I n John Knox's churo reet. , . i� , . , , . i , e-xpect2d that grea� energies will be -mons 1 h, i High at I ,I � .1 - " . . . did not go into the b, but just!, wan. from the weather the wooden hoops should lor, was united i� marriage to Abraham bompanied the heal LtifU1 gift. I , ! I I , � 41 Rainy . 3;- . I - I.' Finall$ I docided to. hear P I 01F I I � . - I I - 9 _�_ r I - .. . put into the efforts 'to qxtend' to the for evdn though some one tolrd in; ifte' wal' deie d a[ ound the chuichyar , The old gate last for Fears, and if at any t1ii.me the 'inside Brown,*of Marlettr, MicLigan. The core- -Death came w ,th terlible suddenneasto I - . . . 0 a . ... ig mony was p y Gray, a ran )eo t �m_ I , keel er told us the little lot of ground ill !, lining be' be- lived erfor011ed by the Rt;v. Q W., Hour ' , ted,young farmar of . ' tiWe. P . came" dozy " it ht , z . , - - olT boys a royal goo But while �not a brilUant preacher, his nai ne had i been - E It , 0i . I fence I - � n , - I k- _ �bel fron 5 of the church slid enclosed by a with tarred paper, and then heeting,.there- Brown, in the pres6nee of a few friends a �d East Oxford, on St nday might, The burst Ja I . . . � , % ;" +h. to In wsm fha we arA T-11151 lft-l�-nin for the old chans ,"ore the tmblia go constant v oiqoe the I - _f . whl—A _�.Q a i4. I h� I A 0v IA .#. ; hl� . . . f�" . ""Mhpr . . I � :� .7 V b I j ! WAQ wl,e rgk fUn anld%min Ir .. a n relatives. 6 . I _r R .-4 . ),ns. I - .hive of activity � themselves are � One but hat, its . � e sure,, but, the - are the effects �Leir work is per - a different hata 7 at fascinate and 7 � � [ke to, do their . the materials - ,r feathers, silks, � -ts - i , ble, and neces- di4� springle and 1. I r . ,therDresses � � . .9. The season`s� 7 and dai�ity ?L iuto ecatacleer. Me,, tha colorej. .md deseriptiob, I A, most varied I 1., r NX9 r LLES I CANDIES �z ase. 1_1�_r Department. , I menese, no lack- 8� r I I � raya In, season, hen, special at. . I to every room. khrig, and -for me to the most I . i to your liking � �. We hope to, �k of . - . � .8 . I I- . Gs Z. N I S. . . t: you waut to L stock of good- auita for boya., ,. r � . deeire to giveL sble, suits the )mical plieca. � � I ; special line -of I , beat 205a and ade ; are made ri girl -5' wear - ,00d knitting- - �� -1 -1 I 1- I I � . � I � . I U_L I - I r Co. I I d Cash 'tore. __ �' boundary of unly council tG alap has done mra, Council Vhite'g, Lead-. at, as a court Latters, at 10 !� C� Murmlzsos, 7— .1 , ,ister, Solicitor Ican.-Exeter, Ont �: 1-792 ' lick and wife r . I California.:- ,� eons left on � e will reside a, of redil-on., , � at Methodist - Mr. Millyard - little daughter . last week by I I -. was, buried in _. day. - Ernest, - v (jaya in town Bst H, Stitherr-' y and MondaV ollius._J� a. ' has been oc- �id,s with Mrs. lie can secure Oudmore, of - , ! houser vacated �y him. -Mrs. raliA,'r aged 85 . Ir., was buried ay. The fun- � I -W. J. X-Nril- �erk with. W. r iam, Levitt is - r in shape for - xaper left on i -with Samuel ; I n,ctor.-P. B. � unday at his . - morning, the I I tows will at - t Methodist 11 y of the in- " %is%r'otIecr, e latter still many friends e approach of � him out.- - V of As death rigersoll, and . place�_Wm. .ness on Tuea- - ��of Michigan, 4tiaht . er. Mrs. r . 1� talk nrat began or the union of ithei Frela and a I y Ch US C.L V �.. Is . _. � - i - . we must not forget �' our'- obligation to I I long, narrc -The other day, Mrs. Searle, of Clinton, cmuse of �the sad'! to mination in the young , . - z wals Eigned and'that the ,w lane of yeare at small cost. I 7r , � united Pre yterian churnhes 1 of Scotland, . r � ` p"� r ... I - - �, th-3 youngsters. Of the many � depart- . I . ; be�ind the church % djair who was standing Inside of the washroom, man's lite. � He we 3 aged 22I years. I I � __� I i th its iron gate was I 1. I � �� i ,that I had-alw wanted to a � John Gould, the well kn wn Ohio - i I . . I k &V ee h- Then � y came near being 4ruck by a rifle bullet. -Mr.� John.Lee, of Goodwood, Ontario I ,- . W �o kept, often for .- r � _V I rn� ents in the bo �"s I fe -which 'demand ' 0 1 ' the persecuted were . man and'Farmers' Institute' leoturer, wh? r - ii- - y I � 4 had at od on inces street lthe� da be- +irle feedng Btook, � - . � fell through -an i I r, -r d yi, before their death, an all they!would has seen a number of these silos in operation Some one was sho6ting birds, and the ball county, W - _k I - I r ;fore iv�ilpjone, w, o had been at thb g ther- . -opening in , , - i the close attention of the oldv' people, I * edded in the the baria floor.& distance of about - L I . -was found by Mr. -Searle imb I � � I The douNe-breasted coat suit in tweeds and Ing at Wiverly Market the autamD b3fore hayi i to eat would be a littl dry bread and thinks highly of them. I . � . - . the.one of mod lute est to us 'is their j I I _ . casing of the wind�w, six inches away from 12 feet. He was dead when founJ .by some , . : I i .1 . serga, 3 piece, $2.50 to $5. 00. . c I Wat.er. The ch4r6h and oe otery are al- I � F. 'Ar. HVI)Sow- i � � I ; . � Id of its greatness and of the procession I I . . Wag j� L 7 . j - .. , L . . ; - . - I clothini, and our de ire is to make it ;to , Moe � s,#rround6d with bui dhigs, and the Live Sto'o'll - ner.. where Mrs. Searld anding at the of the family. Deceased wag ,3 years of I ; . I � from Univeriity Hill till I could jus) see Comm sA_ ' - :., ; I I : � I - . . old" ieadatones stand up ags net the latter. a time, arid had it:passed through would have age andleavea a Widow and large family- � .- . � : known thatwe can elp you in!, a hun- !thcsa stalwart Sootchmen marobiag t 'o, by . - / COU gbr1in, of � . r � . Soi - I . -John T. Westminster r I � . . me of i them are very ela Dorately--6arved atruck her about the shoul(fer. I i . . - I . �, . I . dred ways to Voi.4 -the troublo and two throug the gardens till they were Huron Not6s. - I . q . a . -Fridav afLerribon of last, week. what Middlesex county, died at Glan,w6rtb, - on -I.- -_ ; " � . and eveo the years of wind and weather � . - - - 4 worry that is gener4lly experienced in joined by o her two from the Free o uroh . I -Mr. J. J. Maguire, freight cl6rk at - - &t� I . I th63 ha�e stood does not seem to� have ght have been a very Eerious accident the 14th ult.,.age :68 Mr. Conghlin ,I :f � eg'", �_ - :_ � I I . 0; to r C'et it, assembly h 11, and then the four, a � a mbol . Cliaton, has been appointed ,station ag�ut at ml ened at- t h a �31,. T, R, yards, in God -c. had been identifia aill'bia li.11e with the in- - a r y . 1. . I � r ,.-, I � I I knowing what to get,, how of the Whblly Covered up the beauty of the ',work- � : h4pp . - . � 0 he unio of the two great partiog, nlarch- . Shakespeare. I . ch. George Mur ay, of -- the atati:)n staff, terests of the town hip where- he died, hav- i I A . � I � mabahip. Of course we looked about!' until rL I � I =d where. - � ,. I � ing along incess 'street,, past- the �Scott -Mr. Robert H. McDonagh, son of Mr'. was Standiag by the outer track when he ing filled Lhe posift tion of reeve for twelve . . i 1 1 i � ound the martVr's tomb, which was dis- I - . ' - I . I � !, monument,1 amd into th"udience room, an.d. we John MoDonagh, of Wingliam, has enlisted � . ,� * years. te alai) de t � r . -- corner. . -- I I so I felt when the opp6itunity affor4ed I cOvIred away down in the 'farther was hit by a telld'er of a locomotive as it successive �ext-onsirely . I - , 11 i � Q Qr � � The'nEtn ies and inacriptior,s are quite diatinct in the fourth CanadiAn contingent for South was backing up in the yard. He received in cattle, grain an cheese. . �_ . - - . - 1� I BOYS, CLOTHING must see Dr. Rainy. � - Africa. A serious fire oke -out in the Anchor i i r I I . � :0 0 � . � � 11 i and emilly read, and We felt, a bit proud of * gold the north half a bad cut on the arm, and wag' knocked - V. - . Z� P I � � � I started out good and early for i John -Arthur Cantelon ha Knitting tp,ompan �s LiAnited., storehouse,.- � - . � . our 300ch blood as we stood before 'that line against some lumber, breakirig his cheek , i� � * . . I . V Qr ; place) Knox's church that Sunday ,morning, Ifor I . ' - -1 . of lot 51, B&yfield . �oderich towush, 4 o`tlock hiet Friday even r - A.- ; - In our store has a vqy prominent . P, boneand takirg a portion of the hkin. off I I - I - , . I . agined the, church where Dr. Rli merroridil to tho3e who h&d [).-eferred � death . im iuy, was I r containing 40 acres, to W I J. Elliott, for ing. The I buildin contained the most of ) I I � - - verylarge. range a1W,4ys, and our parti ' for & con. to g vi their priacip'es. Near tfie his face. . . - � - I __ . _ to preach would be all too small n u the sum of $2,320. - , cFarl4ne, concession ' 10, Stau- their SeaSOIX�a rgOols for spring r -, . I I sbipment � . . . 6 put in the strong I entrinUgapte of Gray F6,re oburc yard, John M - - r � cular aim has b0n t. gregation thstt would wish to hear him. -The house on the 4th, conces�ion 11 Jorge. -1 - I 70 down of ley, s,:)Icl his imp6rted atallion " Balbogic which Wars a tot The building,, a - . I � ' I I and usi where you turn to to the 1 _ � � . I . � muop boys, mor _0o a* stands 8 " B6bby. , - , _ Stam ", to C. Mckirgan, of Strathroy, for woodenone, is sitidated on the" owtskirts of I est materials, bep c than got to the church about 20 -minutes �0 11 Howick, occupied by John Wright and . I ' Grey fj iar P I I mbn, sometimes � req'xiire the strength �but as Vat there was no one there excep� ��00 I I . a good round sum. The removal o . I - - I � C) 2 , � Bob y V,vi%e a fai�hful 'old dc g that u4d to owned by Wm. Wade, was �'burued to k the f this the town. The re Is unaccountable, no - - � the sexton and two gentlemen aV the 11 door. I . gr6und on Monday afternoon of last wee . is!d in - � I and you get it on] y� ia honest 600ds. * I i � go -e eiri aay to �bis master's grave i -i Grey noted horse from the vicinity will mean a fire being i he building at any time* � 15 I never saw a greater contrast in an' two - I � - . .1 1. � . I -J. A]. Turnbull,. dentist, of Godetich, great lose to'the �horse breeders .in that The Imsi estimate at about S25,,000, is co - I I 83 � With the extrajordfnary qualities we men ; the one was udl and bony, wpre a fri c ureb aid. At his eath, arone . � � I I Ir y . . has decided to go West, and leaves shortly . ovo. i . Ir r ghborhood, for he is known as an extra ered with iasuranc .60 the -extent of $18,15 � . .- �. I sor gly iron -grey I fiide 1B r e*Coutte 6rected Grey ftiais "Bobby" for Piince Albert, Northwest Territory, Del I . give you, the st les 1�s well, which have moustache � an( . . Z:) y as a me�norial forthe faithful a sure stock getter, and impa,rting to his -The yacht 11 (�'-_raoie B.,1" with a pleas- z r4 ,� whiskerp. ;'He was tressed in his ;black nimal.1 The r - - I � 7 � I . . , I where he will practice his profession. I - - the effect of ad ing,,� the Jied6Ltness and I at, with high progeny a substance and quality so deEdrabI8 ure party of Winnipegerp, 16 in number., - I . I Prince Albert coat, silk bat- and kid Vag, Cow rat� iA a E.bort�:narrow F tre i -Rev. J. J. Hasfie, of Belgrave, sailed Port G%L I - Three Ideog Braw-nie Suit, not as. popular as toL i e r6nee, and ' ,glo � ) I I by all good horsea,' ' - capsized at Lower L rr* on Sunday. - ,� . r smartness-. the; bq`s. �pp a hub he was so forbidding looking, and; stoo!1 buil( ings on chher side of ii, arid at present -_ I BDgirVg - /a&t year, $1.75- to $3 - 50. 1 1 on Friday last for Liverpool, and wift,be , ding took place on Wed- Tile yacht struck an 'over . ferry. I -_ r � I i Del -A quiet wed , - 4 . . . . �' as straight as posaible, witli his handi�l fold- 0 aill hardly think of its at �one tiTe: be- absent for a couple of months. Mr. Jin: Fs cable wire, and -was overturned. All ion I ' _. ; I I Ir (;�;, -MV S ind i lahe wibh hedges on e ther idr. i nesisy afternoon. of last week, at the home I . ; � I ri a 8 It . , much . r I I THE V " ad in front of him. The other was I ' Little, of Knox College, wil'. have charge in d to . &ch the o . . r ; 1 , . a communication betwee of the biile's pareiits, Mr. and Mrs. James board mmisged to I ,gh re, but one � 7 . . , - n his absence. I L f. I __ . . - - t younrer loan with a kindl fa6e� arid al was �h used as tone, ' the laren on -hotel- - L bf Al �, y I Hol� ro d palace and old i St. Cut,hbort's Ford, 2ad coneesqion, Stephen, when his -Sam Hare I _Z�11 . & 'S 1� . i I - � within lth�! reach of ev:ery one, though heUo had on his S9nda blacks, he h L t ly I -Fred. , Humphreys, of Amberley, had r I. I . J � daughter, Lillie Maud, was united in mar- who wa�s drowned. Harstono wam a promin- I ; T i ; - Are low, I . chur a a or it became , a reb,idental . � . I . . . : ! -.5 : d not seem to have any special airs ': to go _ . the little finger of his bsud cut off with an entWinuipeger,and for many years a leadiQg - - I , I If you think it ,dpes not pay 'm � - r� and vt as ocou . a to Frederick James Hill, of Buffalb, 7 1 1 . . BUM pled by men of 'wealth riag - '� . - � i .1 _ high price, as th6 t ys,only grow, away with them'. I turned to h0ri and askod if I and I axe. He and his brother were Bawing wood son of Mr. Georke Hill, of Exeter. The figure in curlingr, having frequently Won -- I . � I 0 0 were so vOry early, and he p6i.leld hnO said priestige. But now poverty, hunger J his father was splitting it with the -axe 9 v . ! I I and a I i ke Lhe place of gliibter and tinsel' hence the unfortunate accident. . . . from the suit, we can mc -id -be in good and dirt ta, ceremony was p�rform d by. Rev. C. Ww prizes at Winnipe and St. PJhUl bonepiale. i � et your - re- if I came 15 minutes later Vw6' � I r � V, ' . f 9 . , Brown, B. A., B. D., ab -four olclock, in the -An attempt was made in Toronto on I r � , 9. - 1, � . and d Areet has 0-1 I it historic _ - - � I - I I I r . quirement wit]:l I§w prices. Th6n, time. i intc Mr. David Hastings, of Tarnberry, has - � re. .Lucy Allen. � r T I � resenceof thene r relatives of the con Sunday I , rN � V 2�1 Otlo, recommenct-_ it. Before going - P , night, to blind M I - I I/ ��red of buying thatr One wo�Lld think a church of��uoh iunpre'- As the lady m t- ' d was walking along - . . I.% I r ong Gr a ewe which gave birLh to fiva lazhbe one . an " no . , . - � - again, if you have t tracting partiee. r - I ': �ha one ! called ant al a market., Abit . - ! . I .- kind, an( - ) Wntuous lappearance as :. ho 4) W runs along the 11 day recently. He also has another ewe . _Oa Monday, April 219t, a pretty wed- the street someone�&!preachad from behind - - 7 1 L . * - L . ith ear. � .- . I � ! r almost tb -birth to three lambs. Eight ding took plaze at St.. Paul's church, rec- her and thrust a c oth saturated wi - r .1 Wr ant the 11best suit to be had +1 IF e next stre, t hieb foot of Castle 00 John Knox's church, 1. which gave I I Slill . t better , , atr Hill a i from which one loDks up and gets ,. I I . we can supply you,,� and, door to the old house of th Rqforma, and lambs from two -ewes, is a pretty good - I , tory,.Cliatou, the ,happy participants being bolic acid against: r right 6ya and cheek. 7 � - I a less price than aliy house'in Western wedged in among the old uil&u�ga� the a 6 a iew of the castle. About the; crentre - record. . . I the r, � I � I E%at, daiaghter of the late Thomas The -doctors hopdt* save the eight v i v I I ig stre t, woul& be a of t ih street a'mtone cross marks the; site Miss Ann . - I We say �o, and mean if, and Oanongato and Hi h of - nox East, of Hullett, �to I Fred Argent,. aIS3 Of eye but the cheek will li4ely be blightly r - . I � Ontario. 11 and t ere, during the r The Ladies' Aid Soclefy of n. , t . I - � I i . P resting place for the ii h bitants of that the an � ient gallows, church, Belgrave, held a very- successful . � , . Hallett.. The cerdmony was performpd by scarred. Mrs.Allen'hadbobttbrdughtfrorn . _. a . � bit. We�;make most of OUT n - reip,os bt Charl�s Il. and Ja es VII. many ; 1- ; . ; / can prov � localiVy. ; Possibly some of � social recently. The as one � . . . the people at ,programme w the rector, Rev. C. R. Gunne. The bride Hamilton as ohiefl Witness �]Lpinjlt S MT i � � I #. I I r boys' readymades, and we can save you of t le Ouvenaniers laid doOn their lives for . . . � F rW I ,!lot, - . I- � I I .. tended that church, but oi te � could :hardly . 01 exceptional mbrit and -reflected great itted fortrial for . - , I " . � . L . I I - I - the' r talth. Thw Grassma ket has' alway was assisted by her niece, Miss Jennie olfe, who had b6on comm � � . i the E alers think so 10len walking down the Canon- a Proceeds -_ -a fro her late e . . t : I -xtra profit wl�ich the wholes. credit upon all who took p%rt. 9 and the groom by �homas Neilans, of Har- a theft of furs fro mployer. i m : : I - ; . - I ... I ing.!, It was: drizzl.. bee I the place for a weekly I horeemarket a I . . ... gate that: Sunday morn I d � I . I . -�.,e. � � � I ' $49. � 4 - �. I I I otherwise must ha log rain, and the stre t wai black ani dirty, ouBlon� which began in 147 and is still kept -Jessie M c(lregor, widow of the late Win. look. The newly Wed couple will reside at -:-Two little -, , aged JBi_Xaud three and I . - - . I I � l� a . I - I - � , I , . . I - Harlock, where Mr. Argent is engag6d at a half years rat ively, a6us of Richard � - I � . . 1. I ! . . L I - ODD UP- ' . . ; . but it was as nothing compared wi:th the I Ghisholm, died at her home in Saltford, on - ; . L I ca tell you I was pre by tired when the blacksmithing. I . G. JOBS$ of Rat PortageL, went Out to play on r . I Ell, - � , is I ; n after� missed by their - I - � i y I 11� rvloa an I d felt I unday and were oo, I I --- . � I PIECES untidines; and uneared fok appearance of I _. . Thursday, April l8th. Deceased was a . i tim B c me for the a vening a -The residence of Councillor John N.1 8 . the'peopl,e about the doors A woman with . I native of Perth, Scotland, and leaves a .!l - . � I Brown' of Luckncw, had a narrow escape - - I . . L rea ly could not go any distance away. Dr. t mother. When they could hot be found on - - - - - - - I ! �ie f urnislie4 4t all an unti4' head and an ol�f "areas. leaned out re I f ily of four sons and four daughters. fr ndgy night last, shortly after- . - - . . Of boys' suits can:, I y � . I � ! I I .. : J 01 Brough on PLace Free am om fire on Sa the street or at any of thei neighbors' the : I I I of an upstairs window talkIng to a neighbor a Smith, Of She was 55 years of age� the congregations had left the dillerient . . . . . . I . � L times. , ; chu ob, was to preach in the W,eenaides i police were- uotified.* It Was ascertained - . - ;� 1 ... , I " . i � across the way. Every " close " ebtra;noe L . � -FridaV night last, fire was noticed in I ; I I I I - � par 3b chure , ust a little pi I churches. A wood box that was left too that the children had been Zeen playing in "" . � was filed with men and boys who 'smoked I I the storeroom of Amos Tipling's flax mill, . 11 � ; \ 11 I cloae to the stove took L fire and very soon "I .m � L ; tho, g t I woul go there. A most ener- , an old boat on thei -shore of � the :creek emd - ; OLdd C I . and talked as if there *as no such 1day as I . - %OE407 . � � I :: I I .0 . � Wingham. The storeroom was totally OODL the blaze seemed 0 envelop the whole ro gau to the strea, I - � 0 .1 I I get c tn is D Smith, and reminded me of . - Om. the men be in. , About - � I L I L . the Sabbath and no churohi, in tho district. surned, together with a large quantity of The fire alarm was sounded and the brigadq 6 o'clock -in the evening one little -lad was I - I I Odd PllantS7 Barefooted children playe�,, in the ,!streets, Dr. Milligan, o Toronto. He is short but tow. The loss.is about $3,000. The 0. P. quickly responded, but the fire* was. soon got 1, I Mast popular this season. 'The Sailor Suit it I brol,d shouldered, with �Iack ha'ir and brought to the on face land ibout 7 the'7other : _* . I I and'one )4tlo mite -nearly fan into! me as a R. buildings near by had a narrow escape. t I . - � 4 k ,, a, high forehead and sharp eyos. under control and extinguished with water was found. � is selling 10 to 1 of any other suit for I he hurried oub of a shop ;oor with her big wb en � X�_ � I . . 11 �1 I � . I I Odd Vestsp a . Hi, v tee is cle4r and loud bough not harsh ' clothing store, Gliu- from pails -An attempt t blow up� the tunnel of the' .� I boys tinder 9 years -$1.50 to $5. jug. I think it would tak along ti nie for ton, had a narrow escape - froi�a destruction . * ' I&T. . - � . ., . I OaT I)roeg- Canadian Niogs Power� Comiltmy � h �i � . � .ngate'snd� High an� h is a3 ful of vitality and enthusiasm - hursday, l0Lh inst., Arthur � V, Wit, , . I . And if yo: 'wish it"' take one to get used to the Cart , �t��rrel)r.an � by fire, on Wednesday of last week.. A er, of Yorkshire, England, and Mrs. Georg has bee discovei:W,.and .the On. I � Iligay. He n to . I dynamite h--1 . U I . street as # now looks. 1, seems � such a 0,11 : 3 r. . � quantity of charcoal in the tailors' depart 'Ethel, were united in marriag I . I r. . a . . grc w re r when throt gh withl his, ear. Hoga�tb, o tario police and d tEctives 're trying to find re red. � - I shame that the buildingd that even yet d, an ment had caught fire, but was. fortunately f . 11 - I . 1 49 � at Toronto at the, home of the bride's ebusin. the persons en a d ia it.. ! T" tunnel to I - show som6thing -of thcir�criginai �bexuty, mo 1 as appar ntly As fresi as when -he be. noticed before it had made any' head I I I ; ways ol I - - Ir SODIE PATCHES It is neei lees to say iis was as Mr. and Mrs. DrIeser are xisiting relatives orse. : I . - logic' -ex.oinguished for the develop t of the,,�power of H - I . I 1 7 � should be allowed to b6co a such Places of gal and a couple of pails of water at Ethel for a weel'or go, and will sail fcr Phoe Fall. It i being built in Viat(�ris I I I *1. I r I poverty and squalor. Ottai feels like abut. cle 6r and forcible as his voice and i manner. . I . I r � - - . - Mr- Park, on the GAD than bide -&-ad runs north - . 4 -j�rice as low as 150 � I I Th) ongregatilon, in this ch en- it. England about the end of the month. I � I I ' and .roh -seemed I I - I I I i School pants in . ting his a a to the prevent sights there -Mr. H.'O. Bell, who has been manage' Dreae6r is a painter and decorator. and is baft 160 feet below the - 11 � . 4 h In a : - �� I They make good eVery day pantzs. ink I differe-zitl from either that of � a morn. . and south fr rather th of the gay pe( pie who �used to tirf 1, of the Winghain furniture factories since . 0 : . ' faee. Night and day shifts -,are . . . r:�, I I �� . 0 afterno wellpleased With this his first trip t6�Csn- earth'asur I I I ! ( a 11 � I : ride down.the Canongate to HolyroOd when 1139 on, There w, ire those, who by the formation ,of the Canadian Furniture . . . . . . . . . I I I I ad&. He formed the acqgaintance of hie ' ' atts agmebo y gl - a I . :1 . djo theirldrios-and manner, to d one of a wealth . employed. Betw aen thesel sh d C Q I I . . 'that street was the ho a of 80'otlan I � . Manufacturers �took charge, has received cle In severed the .wire leading from .an clebtrio - . I I :� ' I Occupied by .�Potic I -_ . 0 1 BOYS' C4PS � I aristocracy and the palace was � that �vas real but not osta itatibue.,' Others . a that he will be moved to Woodat0Ck bride when efie Wag visitija . g her' un I I I I belo4ed to th up er mid( le class.� I think I England. � battery used in disaharging blaste.and con. ` HATS in felt or st�aw the Qneen. In spite of all that offends the P where he w anager of the factory in ' I -BOYS' , I ill be I" -A very sad deaLh occurred on the 10th nebted the end J h the cap -of the dyna- __._ - I I � I! . eye, Canongate, on accoun � of its 1 hiitoric I Vic Id like tc go to that reensid� church I I '%] � . . . t I � . . " that place. . concession of Wefit Wawanosh, on Monday trine c Lt bad boon. placed between. 1= 1. . I I � BOYS' SHIMS ' I interest. WPM always be attractive, 1 and - al- for i is so nea. Calton Hill -that hill that -The P. R. Cumming Company, manu- artriago tb; I - _. . I � - . of la6t week, when the spirit of Dugald two boxes cantairing 75 �p6uuds of dyna. I z . I though I had been i everal times be- I a aver tired o' climbing. In the day time .1 I o � ' BOYS' SWIEAURS ; I i �here i I - facturers of honsehold .�Iardware, Toronto, Campbell, a young man just in the prime of mite 8 9 I Had the at 'D b4n Successful, th w . � . I beoame-so interest4d fooki I Dc ke so calr I and peacef al, and f rom the. t beyond. De. tun * tempt . i lig about it l have offered the Wingham counbil $10,000 . I ; I life, passed away to the grea Del would bav 3 been ,dostroyed. and from. � i . :BOYS' $T00X-INGS - fore' - top -you can look down on the worry of the � * - � . � . I - � M'43 1 alrpopt forgot about Oe church. Pet twenty to forty lives lost'.� The 15 pounds ., I � J, . . I found W0.1d :below Alter ,sun wn the lights for the National Iron Works, in that. town. ceased, who was a Bon.�of Mr. er Camp- I Wiled I got back to the! church J - � ' - . �, . � I ; � . � BOYS,!, OVERALLS I � ad t'ber They intend using.46 for the manufacture of ' . I matural Position in -the � ; I gliln�nor out ilere ai 11 over its face bell, was only in his 30th year, and was of dynamite was, u a I , I � � I the pedole g6ing in, 'and tie friend, of the i . wooden ware. The council have the matter an . � . 1 . the tunnel", where i � was 6stomary to place 4 . I ,�Ouv- 0 gat about a week �* I I I � COLL RS and iurnmit,.and fr�m it y u can,' see strong, robust young mi I . � BO t& morning asked me if I wot Id like &!seab. 1-t - under consideration, � . - I -, � � I f I . � . i� many lights � ot the: castle i hill and previous to his death he attended a barn. I - I . was a 8 � 'll church With a; eavy Illery all MEL . 11 I -Mr. D Wells- and son, Mr. ,Harry I dynamite -awaiting use. thedincoverywas 1� - � , - oves- BO�YS' TIF,S�] 9 I contracted made by i negro, who at 6nce notified the il: I 111 . 1, I T :, S. McL. raidillgand becoming overheated, ? k � z I � I - %round � a�he seats were ot too comfort- Oit`-' � I Wells, left"Wingham, on Tuesdaylof last a severe cold which developed,into pneu. fo ' - � 0-1 . i i .in d BO)�,S' UNDERWE_,kR- a, , -1 t was an ol fasbio ad . - I remati. ", - . � � ,[ , - I Threu piece Suit, 10 years of age. I ble, the -pulpi � high week, for South Africa. . Mr. Wells, or., � monia. He was unmarried and gr �� - to 16 �, � ;� I ;-Fonra have just been made 4 1_ -11 I I � I air ,I. I 11 - � This is the leader. e: � Ax. . .." one, and, the windows, ith th white SomeViing New in Silos. was one of the oldest settlers in Turilberry, I spected by 0 who knew him, and eMitalyfarm by the dep.irtmentof agriculture .which, it I _. I � � . 'T I I iainte&panes the bare white to ,,ilos and sold his farm in that township some -1 . 1 �. � i - - - � 0 0 I 1� F i I Much has bo�en written in regard � I y and friends hive. the sympathy of the its hoped, [will go far in oolying the 'problem I f - � I § i: ; -- - - � � walls. J � As the congregs bion gathered I The Messrs. Wells intend re-, I � I �Wn months ago. r i � Mn �George ff. I - � 11 . d . 11 I � 1' - ! . . I k erous plane ha. - whole community �ia their sad affliction. of poor cife.ese in �Ontario.; I I . � could moo thby belonged to the w f r -a- ay an� silo building, and nu� -maining in South Africa if they are able to I , . -1 I ; been published, but in ; tual experience . - t I . i ,c � DI the Guelph Dairy, School, and M I a I . . � Mrs. Frank Huilter, who came to Gran- Barr, � .r. 3 k"r . -1 world and had all they could do T, make secure a suitable location. I , 11 � � I .. : not a of them has proven entirely satiafac- . brook about 40.yeai, )aased away to G. G. Publow, of tha Kinjeton D,airy &hooli - ,q ago, I W_ I � ends (qet, and I could, imi gine,from the face tor 7.1 Some are too expensive for ordinary -The other,night a tramp broke a win- - I P ., a her reward on Frf&y, April 181,b, in her will, for the sumrh'er, act - � as inspectors, the 4 ��, ; 1 *2- Bar a i n , - ys 3 astor that, althoug his' people sup- I -_ 1. ; . ! I 3 fari re, otherg are cheap,.bnt last only a dow in .P. 1'. Dean's store, Goderich, and 81st� year. 'Her maiden name was Eliza former in Lambt-on zounty, and. the latter - i- a � .1 : i: ported 4itil, yet he often f und it bard Work stole a quantity of eatables. He' was arrest. � � - . I � I � I e i few ears. The round a -Ave silo is one of Mitchell, and her birth place Alban , New in Leeds and Lam' rk, each having a selected - -, , 6 4 � � - I 1. I I � ii i carrying thechuroh burden . � ad shor0y afterwards. He was cornmittI4 y . I - i�i i . . I - . I :1 1� . � front, just bolow the the oapeat scl . rts, and if it were not liable to for trial before the county judge. The caie York. She was �, ried to her late husband territory, in which there�aro about twenty. . � I -1 I �; � - : i - - - The choir eat in colls, ?a on &ccount of �he shrinkage of at Woodbridge, Ontario,.her husband pre- cheese factories. I'They *.'ill visit the -factor- !"". _ r: I : 1 Is remarkable as the first criminal charge I - . �� I A i- � � I � � . 4 Saturday and. Monday high pulpio, but there was no organ�, and the the t:ves and the expansion of the iron deceming her eight years ago. The child- ies frequent] -v, examilaing the planitscloaejy� � � ;� I I , I I . i� ,, that has come before the county judge in . �� I tun- . 10 . � i � a ' be afactory. - as- advice, an" etingo - _� . . ! I I i; over a � " 24 � I I I , lit faces I -ere is not a `psr:yp'ea91'ti of these disad- even months. 'I, i .r I _ leader, fter taking th� pitch from �hia hoc � , !it woul ran are Alex., division court clerk at Br giviog holdi�g me with I I A A A A Am A AAA I ing for i began to Eing, and the brik - 9 gain, John and Mrs. Oaler, of Cranbrook, and patrons of each least oice a - month. Mr. � , ; - ! i I- - - - - - - - - 11 - - - - - - 1, I � 4� � ; I of his c oir members did oi e�e' h go overcome. A number of -M. 0. Gordon, one of the oldest settlers N - � . I . i � . . vala I alzes bein�� I Mrr. Pa ice, of Toronto. i Deceased bad been Archibald Smit superintendent, of the 91 _� � I ban tutuedcroau'a f Goderich township, died at hie home in I � - I � , . I . i color as they stood up and Dd farn e'ra in the i United Stalies have adopted 0 a frail body for the past 25 years, and had Stratbrpy Dairy chool. -end Professor J. WA q_1 I I - I A 31AGNIFICENT HANGE OF to face congregation. We 0i n'b have an. Boisnvvia, Manitoba, on April 17th. Mr. � �.__ I t , . I � . i ii i I the - ilan of uiing Wooden Ihoops, w1hich o been in her usual heal-uh before the wheels Hart, superinten at of -t�e Kingston Dairy � � � ! I 11 . any hymns, but I bad b n for barlY. a not lhrink or 1�ngthen endwise. The inside Gordon settled in Goderich township at the of life stood still. She was of an active, ener- School, have bs r the respec- r I , . . V i - year wbere I did -not of to hear th * Singing . .1 . time the Canada Company opmed upthat - I appoiti"d fo � 9-- 1 � Shee �Iillg is of I one inch G, orgia pine, which getic temperament and 'Was widely respect- tive sections we t and emt of Toronto to in, 4 f -;I - i In 1884 he sold his I ! I of the Psalms, and iit did Iot matt�r to me paru of the country. . 5 i- i , . seerds--to be �he best Mod 6f lumber for ad for her many good q alities of. head arid Bpect the creamerier, su&ln a similar man. , i 11 . y nd went 'to � , O"T so that day if I never 1 again h3srd h mu. silcs, on accoulnt of its ndwsbrin4able ,3har. farm in Goderi.ch township a - I" � S CL . heart. ner give expert itstructique in butter mak _,4 I . L IDI . i'� Princi�.al Rainy walked ul tb�e pup1 Manitoba. . - F I I I -th I - � . � I . , acte r. It is BC full of pi6h that moisture . On Wednesday of � ast week, there as. ing. Thiz work has beea undertaken w , A. _i � I i . with &,4uick step, an as le ,is nq a tall , -One day recently Dan McDonald, of the � I i uy our gocds we cut and fit� your ga�ments at haF practicali no eff-.c,t upon it. This - eembled about 80 stalw irt yeomen. at the .& view to g4in .i er . notru ion of a re- - . I 11 I If you b I ! - � I I : . man 0 ly his head ani Fill :)u Idep i appeared , 12theonoession Ashfield had& narroweB. liable character, tin I i I' � I J lun i )or has bi n recently .laid down at Ob. � i the farmof Alex, McDo 3ald, Tbamei Road d by, keepinit a closer 4 i I . ' ' I S�nllall charge. . � i� : over tk a book, Such i stj ong f cq he has . � an axe big brother was wield ng. - I . i � : I t I M., �'nd at 'that price Cape from ie, to raiag his bary , when two captai ' heeo.e factor- � 4 . � h. Do touch on a l'init(d numboa of o , 7 . tawa �for $27 per . Usbori I I "I I I is years. ' 0 .1 . i I . and 8o -fresh looking for o Is of Mr. McDonald having occasion t pitch I +++ I ; � -hc ald be on6 of the mo�t economical our were selected, &r. Win, Bawiman -and Mr. i9a it is hoped to form tome reliable con- I +-%,++++++-I-H-+++ V 1. !"++++ i , � - � I His hair and side Wittiaken are as 1white as - I : some brush out of his waV stepped back I � .1 � - . . � i z � i I farmers could use. I : Monteith, the former ta ing choice of sides. clusi-me for presentation Tat the dairy con- 11 . . I I I I I snow a id the determined t of b a mon'th is just as his brother was striking a blow, the �, : '. I I Tae foundat on of th' I ew sort of silo the latter the bhoice of men. When the veutious next winter. � I i makes Dne believe that w t�er 1 was the in its wo axe catching rear the elbow, making an ugly . I 'A I - I I : odei� � men were equaily divided they. started to -HOD. David leesor died -Sunday m.)rn 14 0 We are Leaders in Min's nd Boys - hoops, 181i". inelIcs wide and . ' '- L 9 I � I i I 'I', union i f the churches or ho"tever else the male of halt i9ch el lumber, sprung gash. - raise the frame, under t a experienced fram- ing in Toronto, af ter a long illness. De. 1i I . I I I . I , 11 man hi d set his mind on i) Would certainly rn I I, and -Mr. and Mrs. L,)uis Becker and family, -was Iii . I 11 ; around a fo built up with well lap- of Fordwich, have moved to Clifford. Mr. er,,Mr. J. Brintnell, f Exeter. Every- ce'aased was in his eightieth year, and � I � . I - - I Gr i"� I be ace( mplished.. Like a oQd m ny other pec joints, usin a tri longeri imil each . thing went. together i rell. The captains widely known throughout' Yoi k county, and I . 1� I � I . � I . Becker hae been in business in Fordwich for � i � i � Scotch preachers, Dr. Rai y'11'read his Ear. tim C, until th� h o has , thickness for the ' handled their men- in st ch good shape that more particularly in Markham towis i -9-A . I . i d! not too closely. . � . .Ir * 114_1_1__�� I . a of V' layers. The re. about 20 years, and was mos Ig ee- :li � H4_1 � l Mon, I ut he rea � thr E a bottom hoc Ilea onlookers thought it wai i pretty bard to tell with thepublic UC6 of which up to big M. - . g alth has co, � 4 � lie took his text ftom P il� 4th chapter, r' teemed, -but failing he nected. - For 7. 1 . ma aing five top cops require only,fou - who was going to win. The side under Does he had been i timatOly con � " .vdr8e ,% and preached a 9 4 practical ear, 11 ns each. The avers, e silo will not re. him to relinquish the :active duties f liia� made spnrt and 0 Yeats he hW been unable to 1 : t � .4 en ,a R-0 'sh to the' strug- �ay. for a time. . i � Captain Monteith i an extra the last tw � " - er an i , ej - man that I am sure. was a .61 , i a more than 500- feeb of lumber and 20 . I three rafters after Mr. 1�-eesor was born in 4 ; :qul 11 , came out victorious by ) leave the house. � i _ I Butt d E,ggs- ta�` � I -From the assessment r6ll of Clinton, we . w 1, - . - � I I � I gling con regation. I di n't think whether for the t down to a sumptuous supper Markham on January 1:8, 1823. In nearly 1 1 + 1 $ U+i ++ �++ i: I ipoi ads of nails , hoops which are le in. which all sa , f but I take the following statistiles :_ Taxab . __ I' � . I I a ! I the pr or aolb, � MoDoriald. manhood he wan :& fartiler,and afterwards . . I . ! easily and quickly made iind should not cost provided by M ri. 114 �_ I . . I .: � liked look at ntelli ent faO and was . mole than $1.25 eacl�, oli; 810 f 6 r the lot. come, $6,900 ; real property, $594,367 ; per. I - I be became a merchant and Wanufacturer, The -14 �. . � St � I- ,� , t 5 0 rd Han 9 . I N .1 � g lad I would be able to k a I had 1 seen and' .. I al less th a sonal 'property, S22,750 ;-poptildtion, .434 ; -Mrs. Richa ord, or., one of t . il,t- was first published by I .. . t . .. I Th I is a good., do .an the coat of th . arted ,Markham Econoth , - � , ' I ' 4 i heard Principal Rainy. There' was no 11111 d iron hoops and lugal A three cort ered number' of dog,,. 8i ; steam boile a, 14 ; early settlers of.Stephe township, dep .1 - . i- I- eWa I r n hall and scales, $12,000,; fire this life at the iesidone of her son, Rich- him in 1856, sudl he 4004fiUned to publish 4 � I Greig , � anthem and no collection ime, and I began fra he is erected at the [exact outside cir. value of tow the -per witil 1�868,, when he sold out. :! . I I I , . ; &Ilegiate ard, in Centralii, on Al the ripe newsps a . ff. I � I � ! engine and equipment, $3,500 - il 17th, at - . , i: I I -1 I ! ; 51 I . to wouder about the latt ir. However, I . � When the count It � . t i . ; ! out, ,ference of 1 the silo, a d the hoops placed Institute, $9,000 ; public school, S�,000 ; old age ofl-85� years. D�� ceased, *hoze maid- �ss of 'Vork, Ontario an I I i . I I saw tie plates at the door as I went out, 1850, he was elected a I - : I in -: osition an� fastenedi . i - an name was Dorothy, issett, was a daugh. Peel were united, in :. � i R_. - . I A 0 D 0.1, D) ; t , - (SUOCESSORS TO GREIG &'kACDO i in! I hadbipa e� c library, $5,000. � -1, and occupied �_ . - and remembered on going I t a i I - - . 8 , I � 'he'li ning Of � the, silo is, then put on, a ' . 4 , r i , . I in hisi I I ac I 0 1 -Ano � � � � b the one near the tall ni� k . i I Lher of Stepbeals young men has ter of the late Richa, Bissett, or., -one of member -of the coun y coon I '. - � ---- y hould be made of inch Georgia mber 8 " I tiers in the to hip of Stephen, several office oluding that of - Warden. I . - I ; I 1 � � � Johnson Bro 9 Qld- . tand No wonder he looked at Die when',,"l did. hot a ! passed to that borne from which no weary first set � $ I- a so three inches wide. match 4 an nailed to . He held d vie*m on educaitional 14 11 I I ; . . . We refer'' to the this county. She was ruin Murtop Par- -ad-van . . ,� . 4e. : -_ traveller ever returns. 1 -, _1� ! I � even a p ar o notice his 0 : the 400ps the When audit La chiefly owing to his ex- � I i I - � - � san�e as .th 3 con] the death of AlexanJer Box, who passed ish. Devonshirej Engla , on March 30th, matters, - I - _�_ I 1-M ,I : 1 had picked up a chur,6h' magazine the th j lining is on within 20 inches N'the start. , term io the county coun- - I .f-_ t -P . - I , I SIM A IF(D--R T i=_r ��_ ; I away on Tuesday of last week, at the age of 1817. Thomas Bisse�t sr., at present re- ertions duris hi � _ .... - � 5udding up il that I 11 secured its grammar I 11 ii day before, at the house vf'hdre I waa, stayf inj place, sto� and Plit in 2xl al � "I I ,. 11 z ! 11 4 days. ' The de- siding in Exete�, is a b., t or and the only 0 ' I.. 11 . 27 years, 2 months and - ,roseuted -King's di- I � � — __ I ing, and in it was a sket�h of the risi on each side . . school. M r. R�twe or rapt. - ': - n Ing an , down betWeen the hoops ceased had been along sufferer f rom the living member lof her father's family,-- At ---- 1111 � . preachers of, Rdinb�urgh. They had of ,he door for door stayvand jambs. . Make vision in the of Canada, A �! ' ' oung TA ative Council . 11 T , I 4 � - I s, use Dominion Fj es of that dread disease, consumption, the time her .father settled in Stephen, - 4 . , ;Kpress money y -Ir - th doors of the as In 1 -as I the walls ravag . -1 � ponfeaeration, and was -_ � 11 � In Making remittance I � all Ight, intelligent facre that � promiied me .ig,ber which was on or aboub the year 1831, this from 1860 unt � 'L " ' )) � � ` I I 1 3 the inside�oi the primary cause of which was a. severe � �� moiaey. good t hinge for the future so when I saw on ting them in to " i on ,4 1�i � . the cheapmt anA SafeSt way to send i f hemorrhage of the lun 9' - tly his part of Canada was nothing but a wilder. called to the'Seul �te by to years a I _ yal proclamation gR consequen . I I orders, L that e of them, a Mr. cKellag, (I ithink th hoops. - . . of the Oor,ober 23, 1867. About ten lag hie " r _. � i: of ingaide, was to a demise was not in the iesat unexpected. nee#, no. that the family saw Much Aa Senator lapsed owing te I Ill - ! that as the name), . f the silo ii outside tlie birn, 1 it can be ' - . �� [� I I The disease made itself manifest about two hardships, priviitious and the thrilling in. term Mr. aeesor Wall 0-- EWART !:, Agents, pr6acii an anniversary a Mon that after- co�ered witlitarred paplr and cheap siding . life. Emly ' life health. Ill �POlit I" � in GREIG & , I �; . * years ago, and from that time to that of his oidents of early pioneer -3w, one son s, n & wi& . I ; I �, I noon, in one of the free urobes' not far ru I i both up! and do , a* a � protection 6 Is& as . � . I � death he has been practically unable to do she married Richard Bandford, also ons of al. H I v , I - - P dversity, I.tb . roof _ I a son of the late the first residents of Stephen, and they est. dibughterst - � , _JSS froih the Un I � would go ag ainst, frost. 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