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. . I I � E ONOMI04L PORK PRO- The church, unlikf the Isociet , is of divina G PAPER
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. .. I RETAIL � [Written fo�'�THE EXP09ITOP..] sbnegation. T e society seeks to relieve
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� distress on no otbe ground than the "broth- !
: I In � ae past aoriflp objestions. have been � . !
. I 100 ft. long :: , � Uppor Floor erhood of man ;" the hurch on the far M I I
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. I - I I MANUFACTUR., plant�laynd roots �6r pork production, but 1 loftier ground of Christian lOve. The so- VAPATRIES �.
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- i the I ! ciety seeks, at best, to elevate, men socially I � I
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� � � I � I in fa it, the go-od '. uence of a considerable spiritually! by prea.bing the d )ctrine of the � i
� I i I r sacrifioe and substituti4ir of bhlist by in- In all the lat�est shades "d tints
: prop),Lion of gre feed or� roots in the I
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; ratio a;of a pig can a oarooly be overestimat-
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At this seas . I ed. I 0 has long ft een known that skim � or �. it is eviqent t1jait while- the: f I � i I �
on our .store is devoted neW-ly exclusiVely; milk : as a moat beneficial influence upon at the 0 0 1 I :
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� - i 1 the t lif b of the pii i kers and quality of the societies a �e' doing goo wor in a Eocial
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�� pork 6ven when t (I amount fed forms only ;, in � f hey' Alm� 1
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to. the clothing for the man. I and benevi)lent way', ye i 8 '0 C, W. NTKLA)
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I I roots A aern in a lar ' measure to be capable 0q, - I A . ,
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the more we confine ou� attention and ene� ies to f6wer' Christs Pria broken reed §. ,Shoald they then : SEAFORTHe
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lines of goods, the better :We can serve the peo le who wishl ! bacot ,ndustry—q !te inadequate supply of i churches on Sabbith, chief pieces. De id cattle I are lying here and
. - � i,, P � I I . . place of honor and be shown off as a special there at alir oat every farm in the centre of
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to buy to the best adva.litaae. At this season ' . ose C lexhibit of charity nd benevolenc� ? the storm's a h, and dead, maimeo and
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C) . i Should they be -pre che to in the mass as bruised hun sings are added to the her -
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I slappl, nentary fee . He may even make if they ocoupit d a different plane ror of the a( e. :�, Ati,the farm of Mr. John
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our tables a -ad shelves con'taining, � 1from ordinary mort Is ? Is ihe object �f � Kearns, se ent ' cogeession, township of,
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. I � . � . I caref I to use a go)( �these parades not a selfiqh one, and is it� Winchester, a gruesomesight nietthe eye;
- proportion of grain— � .
, had better be away. In o es . right for t e churah to eceive 1 and advelt- 1 of the beho er. Portions of the barn lay
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: . I i I Imont'i of the feeffla period. . am )PP0204 to society I about the-p.-emiaes, slid of the dwelling not
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,remaining days of July, we make some attracti�' ices. I , i . . (
. . , i I sermonizin 1, al I odiett 6r -drganiza-' splinter or a rag gav evidence that it had
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I . I tions then :)n four groi lids (1) They are once been he site of, a happy home. The
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. . , ; i : Iremal ks to sueh as a re atill seasonable. sensational and de act from. the solemnity! father lay i the clever field, with a broken
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. � yo 1, ngs T, , itilover, and a and tinselpf society regalia areiout of place: near by hi lay his little son, seven years
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t i '' ulate pride' old, quite d ad. Th'
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� I bi t of Rover stubb , , e corpse of the uofor-
� Clothing,, Sh-irts and- Hatisi : 1 used for this purpose and vanity! ( I
. I � . P i will'&,every good' eturns. So far as our , r , 3) They i traduc,b dangero4a tunate mother, elvid�ptly picked up with
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� ) � I i f 88 distinctions into the church. (4) the house, was found iLg4inst the fence. The
� � I t expRriments go, the ,pork so produced is of There is a 6naptation for ministers to in- "two other children were fo-und in the field
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. . I I In undue a unwarranted flattery
� � � i I ! ! RAP �; —'Of all th crops used here so far - . .with broker, Unibs and. tortibly
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� i� ! 1 1 lot paeturing pigs, p� quite easily stands towards �b7ese o it I - au d to preaoh more atil living. . I I ,
� Fine Ta0ored- Sul�'I' : � �f`rst. * ' oinve in its favor are -, . morality o' so et il g ead than Phrist and A fine hardwood blush, the vroperty of
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� I r � f ,�I) its .nick growd, (2) its wide range, &a -
i I . � � 7 .. A word ' out t , ini vidual communion perty, I presented' a � unique appearance.
i I . ; � lt gro,; i well -on all a DSL arly kind of land ; I I
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. MADE TO YOUR MEASUR�. , � i cup. It is sai to 6e sa ibary.*and therefore Maplea, elms and caks were torn from their
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I ' I viden: palatabilit3 ying reaso, for its idopbion ? We have all instances'of nl�rrow escapEs , are being re -
The old reliable black worsted, it� twill and cashmere, Sale I "tice $16.50 t ! .$I 8 � , as the pigs ear, it greed - I
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� The Oxford grey worsted and serge Sale I " t4ce'S 1-5. 00 td - 181, . gatherings r nking niscuoulsly'from the �
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. - The Scotch tweeds in gr6y, striped'and mixtures Sale Priice $15.00 t' $20 i .. some cup at a wel wi th 110 15hought of
; VariablF, a good fir . careaes. Rape may be At the residence of Michael S. Grady, -5bh
' ' ! microbes or contagion. If �they drink .
I The -West of England worsted iti. trzey, fawn and blue Sale P� ice $I 0. 00 t6 16, xpeobidtobefibl) pa turaFe from six to I concession, Winchester, a narrow escape is
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I 0 . � I eight ee a roul , is o; sowing. It should sture's leverage - promiscuo4sl irorn b6
The Irish serae in blue and black: Sale 1p�ice, 81-1.00 $is' , y reported. John Clark, the mother and
a . ' common ev p, why i a the name%f reason and
I i be so in rows ab)ut 24 inches apart, since I -
The beat Canadian worsted and tiveed Sale _.P�ice. $10.00 to $16 i 4 common sehae lire they fraid- io trust, one four children "we're in the barn! milking
. I . f � when ) grown :11ves the greatest return 1. � when the stable collapsed over them. Clark
The best En-lish and French worsted trousers Sale fr� ce $ 3.50, tQ $ 5: - another in the far more elect qircle Of the
Z) ,I � er ad .3 and is bef t adapted for pasturing. .
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. � I It sh uld be sowm: fairly thickly in the getting an a ce, cat a way to, the imprisoned
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! � ; � rows a y three pol do of seed per acre. An family, all if whom -iwere go
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. : L � � I I � , P4 ment for each perso 'p 80 that' we would be residence , mon, Shaver, 9bbI conces-
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b I � . ille"OR nd the co tion of the cropwheu -I' ot Bion, township of Winckester, one of the
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� I I �the pi - are turne I n. and most solid brick -houses in this lopality, was
r ," in, people, Mber our isolation
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I I Re Y46 -wear, 8 Ll i t. 111 : ! I VE' .HES.—Vetel 0a also are valuable as and insula ion is pe �fect how much of true completely 'devastated. It is iu�possible to
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I . . I I . Zional :onditions, B.)Wn late in the season. - - I the -mark t say that in the townships of
Choice of 25 suits, regn-dali $5.50 to' (b � I � &I this t�Ae 6f the hairy vetch, Ion of the a.into " V 7ill be left ?' I IC believe in Win�chesLer, Finch and Osnabruck it will
w6. 550 . . S ale ,S0.45 EaPeci%11Y is the comm. nion cuf th t best symbolizes I
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,7' , ; hie species haal 4he peculiar quality ot . exceed 8200�000. Four ar6 reported dead
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Choice of 37 suits regulaa� $6.76 to $8.50 � Sale $4.95 w f the 'aton '
) � � � Arowir g up again ler havilog been out off a w a i and many soriouslyinjared 5'
I I mient a 8 the spiri of Christian broth- .
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I I � rhood which should pervade this solemn
Choice of 23 suits, regular' $7.50 to ,$,'10.00 � Sale 40 95 !or ea — I 0 1
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Choice of 29 suits regulai. W.00 to '12.00 1 1 Sale $7.95 a ' , i ordinance. I believe, !iowever, that the I Uan�da.
2 1 9 I I I . be r return ini il'ork than oats. They choice shol Id rest with the indivisival con- —One day last week Alex. Davidson,
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4 I � I I .pigs turned Dn about a' month after I I
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- � '! they Airminate. `X,ketaulb of .this crop is I � .
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- � : I . 1l1@NSALr,,, July, 1902 *i —Th Hc norable Sir Oliver Mowat, Lieu.,
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I _ III ! . � - te I 310 eighty-second birthday, he
. I � seem tl be able to . hen once eaten .
. .� . The Crops wad he Weather.
I . ,�! i - I down I I celebr5d '
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� I M -(:. ; - I � . having beer 'born n July 22ad, 1820, at
S IT 1: --Pu -A- N..J W I I , I � 1 AiMCHOKES. — other crop of great In Oiata in there is a ggeue deprtsaiori . o I .
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. I I : I value Jbr pork -pro among the farmers bwin the apparently ings o
. . I I liction is the artichoke. I T _-Th �ei 6th is announced from Marlboro-
� Id be ao'wn Ute in the fall or very g fall of rain . r en oronto e
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Colored bosom, great variety, i . I i Sale Pric 4 . ugh, Fedi county, of Samuel Harriet, a
?-> I e � * 1� early ill the sprin " The pigs may be al- and Lske , imooe at d in sever4l other Bee- .
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Silk front, to wear without vesb, � : . . i October and the early tions the bay crop i rotting int the fields. I pioneer �far mer of that idistrict, who bad
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Colored shiTts collar attached, i Sale Price 1 .65 r� The farms a are nn�ble be takO it in, and atts"nedU ageof 97years, Howasa"-
) . I I : sprin I Theywill,dothe harvestingthem- I tive of 14ela,nd.
Colored shi�ts, collar attached, fo working' Sale Price .25 aelve� This is a fn�ost excellent crop for if fine wea her doeai� not Boon adme the whole . I �
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� � � I broo � ows in a gl-and autumn. cropwill I I
I t� - rr—ange f6r iiring royil salutes at saluting
11 dozen colored shirts relcrular 50c and 5c . Sale 35 )�Mst all variel 0 of juicy forage crops. 1p
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I : I I i lowin 2 iraze, or shutting in the Territ�ries, where t ie largest crop 00 r —Miss Nellie Jupp, daughter of Mr.
� ! I 1 . -, pigsi to James Jup? of South London, slipped on
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, :� pen and eding them the green .�oked for. Mr. Hartney, the
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. I I 1. I i - n positive* - . last week 1 nd fell upon a lawn mower. She
I . ly sett ed yet, for, 10hile greater daily gains states that the ballet ns from Manitob�% I
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1 7 dozen odd straw hats, remular 50c to '91.00 ! r Sale, 25c ,.may b expected Nre animals are kept in continue to be of a mosi - encouraging chat- .
0 1 :I I � broken and her collar bone fractured. I
... I close .iarters. thd1r is always the item of acter. I . � �
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; 11 - - Sall �;, Alberta' crops qrie not nearly so- far ad- —The -revenue from. Chinese immigration
16 dozen odd so -ft and hardl felt hats I -, . e:! 37C extral� abor for cuti i g and carrying the for-
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� #_,Ff������ . ,i) � 704 during the previous year. The poll tax
feede. is the cotnplir tive economy of winter no way pe simistio, and even here favorable I' at year was increased from 50 to $100 � ;
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. i i I and a I nmer feedin!g lof pigs. According to weather 21 assure 'a good oro I
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I I I i , vario A experimentla klonducted here reoet t- ' Western Oatario rep:)rts are optimistic � -the number: who paid the tax was 3,525,
1 1 may be P 34uced at about $1 per particularly with reference to tire fruit. compared with 2,518 in 1901. �
. Train Loads . of Harvest Ha"'nds ', fo r ly, po :1 —Rev. James McAllister, of Gait, one of
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. ' I . �, � hundmd pounds, 1 vb weight, less cesF, in Icrop. Apples are said to be heavier'' than' . best known Methodist
- I I I summ r than in win_�er. This seems to be for years, and there will be an abundanco' the oldest � and
Oanadian Northwes'lt - ' due t( less cost of 4roon feed, as well as to of peaches'. All grains are looking well, I clergymen in Canada,'dropped dead in his
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� I Great numbers of mon will be going Wes� twS season I J. - I ISDALE, Agriculturist. �Oorn forms a general txcepti4n, however, I .
I Centr�. I EXPE)Lirce�" 11 Farm, Obtawa. �%nd all reports epeak of it as being larg'ely retired to Galt sevenyeare ago. A widow
__ fxom these parts, and we W�ould have it knowi,l 'I that we, are � r I ! I
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in a position to fit yon 011t properly for the jo'atney and � for S, nday Pa'1 ! Eaotern'Ontario reports generally speak � —Mr. John k6rgu on, proprietor of the
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: I : the work when youget bhbre. We can ticket ��Ou and Cl 01the , i � ers. ! from the effects of � a runaway accident
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V and will gladly give Y' ou any information . j � a . our power I pearing to be the most romisi L ng. y
YOU, . . I mimioji, to say a few words in Quebec reports, in a mmon with those sitting in his rig whr.ri big horse bolted and
- tions land prospects in the! West. ' I sociotj church parvidos on Sunday, and also threw Win, out, causing injuries of the brain.
in reference to condi I . , from all over, speak of too mu rain and I
. 1 7 on the ndividual c;t�munion cup question, cold weather, the effect beingi more disas He remained in an unconscious state up to
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If yoa need workin' clothes, look over I . � Wl]2.9 whiohl�atterfigurea �o prominently in the trous towards the east. In Quebec hay and the time of his death. � ,�
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list : I � I I I � I potatoes are doubtful in some places, as are I .
. I I � of the,"'resbyterian church. . county, went to Brockville a short time ago
t � ; . I fruits, but'on the wholei a heavy crop of hay
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:4 - - I me, y Bay at the, 04t8et that persor ally I may be looked for an well as of Potatoes. on a visit to friends and was taken home a
The sunshade -hats in straw � lsal� Prio�e 10c to 15c am no . muah in fa�,ot of secret societies as Nova Scotia and New Brunswick will, ap- few days ago a corpse. She was seized with
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. . . The sunshade hats in linen . SA4 Price 35c to 5j)c an 4id$r ally to th, hurch, though as see- paretitly. live average cropst The fruib dizziness while walking down stairs, and
1 !EknizatiOns fo� mutual benefitIfind . � . falliogovera bannister, fractured herarm.
- The top shirt in cotton, strong a.dd durable, SQE Fri ce 1 2 5-P to 50C ul`� *, crop in Nova Scotia is r ported,poor. under
I . � . I ; 25C no g�eat fault with t �lem. man A a social the avera ' hil i ' w Br'anewick the I Paralysis followed and ahe passed away last
The undershirt with or without sleeves ; � S I d1( Price, : mal and loves t is, association and com. couditiox w lie
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without bib t ,� Sf onsh 0 1 fellows. The society all account!s the cro 84uld be' a good one.
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ani, Friday night. DrJeeased was upwards, of 60
L The overalls with or '19 Price - ni I miare some ba bette nd from years of age. � I i � I
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The cotton trousers, made easy to'work in S ri e 7 5 (j to 95c -cre I a ich this element of his Owing to the lateness o� the . season it is
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The cotton sox in atl sizes � I t S I Price 3. yr. 25c , , * I I iexercisa. Alan, too, is thought' that" conkiderable i'improvement; ,
I i I . tlon:t :ind congeni . would result from favor ble Weatl�ier. carelessly tied the other end of. the halter
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� �.& I& I& I,& I& . � I A cyclone in Canada, and especially i was neiirly choked to death when his father
.rWV-W,1V-%-,W,4 - � lw~ � azeide: t. To -day "I e may be financially on I � � q �
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� the "or -at of the w ve ; to -morrow he may - and died in a few hourr.'
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i � , 'a ithe county . f Dundas nd ottier St. Law. ' �
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I � k ' ed with friends and' home comforts ; to- Irence. districts on the (venin i of Thurada Sth concession of ;:,%,hide, Middlesex coun� -
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I .g I I . orro,y he may h(J friendless in a strange I ty, was rettir'ning ho�e from Aylmer, when
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AL �AL.A.AL.,&Op A A A A- � which passed over this 0 nity exceeded his abd�
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� , . I t � . �, f the oldel t inhabitanti. About six o'clocl� Wednersday orn�ng tif lost week.
I I I . illig on of friendship, nor the bolier one of 0
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. 0 1 1 - Uhriat n love. 1hus it would seem that P- I —Walter ��owarrl, aged 79, father of M. K.
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the so� aties, confi " e to their own proper I Cowan, M. 1'. for N' rth Essex, died and'
the villag . While incesisarlb I P -
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Greig Ste wW,,' art � sphere�, are a real - ' _� denly at his home in .Leamington, on Satur
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I ages )t purchase ittoo greats, cost -to . I : ,is survived i�l ,. - M. K., of Wind-
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. When telegraphing, Ilse -the C. P. Pb.; , en remitting � I Mid reading aelph.
I � le at he i storm struck the tow aship of Winchester The weather hasi Dotbeen -particularly fav-
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q 'way : is to read h Bible, and as a substi- orable to beets this silason, but except in a,
; raoney, use, Dominion Expregs luoney orders, lie safest Jorge I
I . I . ads the Jo (a in a a manae, or a in th6 15orthwest corne - and cut in a 6o' th- i I
; i I 'I tute r ' - bips of ew cases where 'the 1 lands have been too
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� � � � I a a rn e i rga yn emween i Ino v�i t lie society in preference .
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i miles around presented a scene of dev
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GREIG & TEWAR itsland t congenial to their oar-
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professor Flark and others
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routo on Friday, for th a I crime 'of shooting
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—On the 23rd of June, ,190
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young woman was f6un
in a r in
4' bank robbinggang, i years ago was the
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the: Park Side Ina, Niagar
Falls, onibe
rideofbis fa-mily in .heir happy home,
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inadian aide. On the bure
u in the-ro in
four miles from Chawl 111 gn, Ilfl�iois. Fred,.
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is an empty bottle which
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Was an only son and had bon c
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Drphine. - The body, which
was carefi Ily
educated by his p&r 8, who were then
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ibalmed, was on Saturday. last identil ied
well-to-do-'. He w" F tary of the tele-:�
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relatives as that of Lucille Charte - a
CIN was to be
phone company, and a -
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ofessional nurse, of Greenville, Ohio. "he
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mains were interred in DrummondvIle
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and the town, with -a abk att6ndarrt. At
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that time be e he resilect, of the
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townspeople. But ze association fell to
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his.lot, and swift has 3e an his!
downward
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irding, of Li
dsay, was ellected Grand
course since then, amd to-
he is the
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Allen, (if To�onto, Dep4ty
Victim ,-
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Is. Of his
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*and Master.
11e remaind,6r of the offic-
.of
companions in his fi al crimes, Rutledge
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a were elected
as follows : Grand a en or
lies buried in the cei e;ery ot his native
T,
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irden, Oliver
Ellwood, London ; ad
town of Streetsville, 8611(i Jone�, or 'to call
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aplain, Rev.
W. L. Artritage, Pet, -r-
him by his proper name, Ryan, lies beneath
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registrar, E. Q. Davies, 9 o.
the sod of -St. MichaeUs cemeter n T
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An. R. -M. C%ssele�
of 85ratford, was
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for thip district. I
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—George Steeimart, of Ratho ' �wrjL"s .
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Dn Sunday morning, when went out to
—Mr. Charles Scott, ol Stratford,.bav an
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a stable to water my horse' I notice a
unusual pear tree, which blossoms a second
,yeon on the roof. It - flew ' own, light g
time every 7ear, At rasent ft has on it
the pail and took -a good d ink. Tbel L I
large pears, aud also a Oej =d erb of blos. '
ticed a piece of paper tied b a floe vAre
soms. These blossorria do �Icp,t Usually
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anditaneck.. Onit, aaw itt 9 Pr
was w `1314 Pr
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mature.
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icago to Now )�iork,`follcwle by s, lot of
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—Mr. Ed. ard Beidle, an old resident of
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A- writing I co 'd no" in ik out. Al er
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Stratford, on 13riday -evening, lith
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log fed it took its flight see inglystrai ht
inst. He had only ibeen confined to bed
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since July let, but for E ome time suffered
—Miss Lilly S. Steacy, of, Cornwall, a
with a tumor on his ne k, ; T. 1. eadle was
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ung girl about 19 years of ' ge, emvlo5 ed
80 years of age, and �� L
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the Stormont mill of theC4nadaCoiloied
Ellice township. - ... For i h past 1'airty years
T,
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tton mills, wa,fl teltritly injured on Men-
he had lived in Stratford . F
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y. She was employed in toe cardLing e-
; —While at workat E sou�s inill, Strat-
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rtment, and was fixing her, 4air prepara-
-ford, one morning 6at eek, Mr. W. T.
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ry to going he me, when it w as cauglat in
Hill met with a very p ii iful. ,accident. He �
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B machinery _a: i d drawn in, iwith the re. -
, was -engaged with sotric, v rork on a line rip
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It that the entire scalp' was torn off. she
eaw, when in some mazuer his hand slipped.
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la removed to ,',he Cornwall general h6s-
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His right thumb was iliv ded do . through
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,al. The doctors arebope I -of her re-
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the nail &1moet to Jwi 0 nt. Up hurried to
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a doctor's office, wherethe ivju�ea member
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-Edward Dobson, i
Jr., of Thamiefivi'lep
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was dresse.d and a nuin ber of stitches were
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bendedthecircus at�qhathfa l, S&-turday,
neceagary. I
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d returning therefrain came to his dea It.
—During the aforid on Monday evening
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a took the trw a homel bq� ieglect,ed to
of last week, the dwell ng house of Mr.
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t off till he got tol *thwall,
the n4 ixt
Charles Jefferson, of Hi ert, was struck
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ition, and proceeded,to W;Ih
back. Later
by lightning and on t to chimneyaknock-
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was f ou,nd asleep 0#,the track by an oil
ed"off. The current r- at wad down through
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, and invited to share the sh ty
the pipes to the furnac 3 )elow, i%nd -did no
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I me , but� he iribisteid. on walk rig
rll�lanoubtless
damageexcept to seat . the pipes. The
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me. ilav down again and
family were'aill in the . use �at the time,
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11 asleep, for some hoirra I er his mari-
And, heyond a pretty al den .start, were in
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3d remains were found ion t track.:
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�no- way injured. It WE .. ther aclose Call.
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—Governor Rose, of the Y kon is lying
—A very pretty hD weddin g was sol-
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Dawson dangerously ill, a ring .front a
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emnized at ListoweL a , igh 11con Wed-
li aim
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ralytic stroke on thOright side. His case
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nesday, July leth, w nMisa Bettie. eldest
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considered hopelet,s. � Governor Ross was a
Saughter of Mr. an Mrs. W -m. Peltion,
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,tive of London.� Ontario, iind was born
was united in holy bon Irs ,,o Mr. Samuel A.
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ore in 1856.
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He womt to I Mauitribii in'
Kilgore, of Listoweli it i -the presence of the
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72 and
beated in t4e Northwest
immediate relatives of t . ontraeting cou-
t
writory: in 1878.
� He waiis one of the
ple. The bride's home -Nn sobecautifullylecor-
Ldinglpablic rrer
oft�he ter�itories
an
4 or e occasion. "' . 11 � n Y,
,d long been a
member of the
o=m
1p� Bator of the United Bre 1ren hurch, per -
d at the time
of 'his appp-
. ritelaits
formed the ceremony.
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wernor of the
Yukon in 190",
was Prem-
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—A quiet wedding'wa celebrate at the
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home of Mrs. A. Robe
� rtson, 8tratford, ,.on
—The sudden
, -of Mrs.
J. B. King,
Thursday July 10th, when her daughter,
fie of the gran
secre,tary ol tl
e Indepen-1-
Margaret S,, 'was married to Xr. Thomism il.
t Order of
Foresters, occur,ed
on the
Abra,ham, of'thM city. : e ceremony w"
3.ia running between
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Kingston
and To-
performed by�Rev. M. �b. Uitch, pastor of
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nto Friday -morning.
�Mr. and
Mrs. King
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Knox chureb.! The bride 'was dressea in
,d been atten&
rig a meeting
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O' the Relief
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whiteailk. thegroon'sgift to th bride
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3socia.tion of
ihe Independe
Lt Order of
*:as a gold *,atch at A' chain. - R, r. and
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wiesters, and i
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w th a large
Mrs. Abraham- Ieft next morning for E-d-
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Lmber of delegates,
had ju
it returned
Tminton, where they wi &ke their future,
)in an excursian
lands when Mrs.
through
King� ! was
t lie Thous3 id
tuken. ill ,)n
home, .
—Mr. L. It. Nell, of ,vnd his
- rang'sVille,
e train "d died
SIM I oat int
ediately of
a I ii -ter, were driving th -Aw gh - I Mitchell eirly
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art failure.
['48t week, to visit frie ods st Exeter, and
—W. G. Beach,
of Toironto,
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as drown A
stopped to rest at the Hicks house.-, Wbile
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or Allandate 1�'st
Saturday., He was ei n-
there their driver-, a vi r3 fine little mare,
oyed by the P
, , iamond Glass company of
took violently ill with � nflammation. ]She
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at city. He
went to Craighurov on a
was turned into agrassy lob .and ,given
,
liday trip a w"k
ago, On Saturday ae
every attention that:sk 11 could provide, but
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cat alon�'
" a, boat, and that eveniag
after vue night and : : V of terrible ogony
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was found uptfurned.
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she died. MT. I il abipp-ed bis buggy
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oover(,1,,a;
ke Toronto. beceasec "a
to
home, and drove thr 6 , to xeter with a
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ei� illivray Kiii,owles, went
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livery.
Craighurst u
oil receiving a telegram an-
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—Arthur, the eight -ye r -old mon of Mr.
luncing the do
th on -Saturday�. Mr. Beach
Arch. McCollough, of let 6, -oncersion, -10.
iF- 68 years of
age. A widow and one
Ellice. near Gadehill, bvd the top parb of
aighter, Mrs.
nowles, survive him.
his right -thumb cub aff aceldentidly a
—The farmen
of Essex county are in a
short time ago. His ther was repairing a
A way. Ow:
ng to � the coutinned w t
reach ofa waigon. and -the little boy who
3ather, they yvill
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be unable to roalizq
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playing a' d where I is father was work-
fficient from
their crops to, psy for seed
ing. Mr. M(Collough wits -driving a piece
A cultivation.,
The hay cr�ior i3 almost a
of wood into another piece, and -it seems
tal failure, as
ib was impoas'ib ' to cut si Ld
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that there wss;another hole communicating
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The fall a a so at -
with the first hole, in, which the boy Put his
red, as the straw
became rusted from t ie
thumb. Whe 2 the pie Of wood was knock-
=pness of the
atmorophere and the gr4n
I &at the thumb off.
ed into oe -1
d not head olit
properly. Corn will
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I Strange to Bay,the fith rdid not know t ab
is than half
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it
,ving the r r
crop. Only the' f &rme
und 1p�operly drideridrained
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the boy was " o -near, J
—Anumber of the p o e of . thage
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,ve n
'll ha eve�
a fair crop. T3e potato�o
Methodist church sea " ed zone evening lre�
.
,ve suffered long
with the other ,1 crop1s,
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icently at the7lpsrsona�,gc , So say farewell to
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d in many ca
es the farmers )ave ploug�_
their retiring 'l.pastor ,an I his wife, Rev. -Mr.
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under the fi
at crop arid I lauted now
and Mrs. H. A. fIr".811), who hame Eiace
ad,bub without
securing any better �Ie-
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left for Wellburn,lto taike chargeofthat
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'was pregented with Is lie utiful silver berrY
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,esbyterian offices at Toronto of the death
set. blrr. Rutherford o0oukey- read the
Mhow-f India, of Rev. Normai i H. Russell,
addrese, and
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�Ars- . . J Dowd inade the
to of Lbe most prominent Canadian Pres-
P resentation,,to,which
� - `A %and,Mrr. Graham
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iterian missionaries in that c( untry. The
made feeling
and sutdible replies, After
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use of death was dysenter , and it � is
which x4efr
' mente V 7e servW and the
pposed that is illness was f compar'a-
people disprIll
ed t.o tbe.r homes, regnAting
vely short du ation, as no w a of I it It � d
in te
- very much tb
depattu re, ,of their popular
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lien received � o
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and esteemedpastor
am d 1 wife4
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,nouncement �f his
I death. In 0 , ctober,
—Mrs. No
Is J,6hust)x died. ab the reei-
, he wa -
190, a se it out W India a a mis!ion
dence of her ..
Blatwh1a,rd,
.
on -in-law, - It. Russell Bomers,
M lay, July, 91b, aged
y by the Ce,tra' Presbyter Congreka.
of
on W,qdn
on, Toren . b 3h Rev. Jr. McTavish
to, i w i(
0
7D yeare. ld:ra.
Johnsw,q bad an i4t3lek Of
pamtor. He as a native of, create, and
Is grippe early
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last 11 left bar in
! years of age. He lisaves a ife and four
a weakened condition.
cold toutraeted a
kildren. : I
0 dsvelol*4 into pneumowa,,
ew wee a 4, - �
—Thornas Hi koon, the son A Mr. James
and caused h r death. She had been &:,res -i-
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dent to'ziship for forty-five
.ickson, of E niamdre, was struck and
of Bla shard
illed by ligh ning, on Tharsday. of Isat
Her busband, I late Mr. Noble
eek. The de eamed was one A the Marty
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moved to 8b.'Maryeart I 'ived with her, sov,
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�ing laid by ti e Grand T n Railway, s16
V[r, Noble Johnstone. I L 0011PIS of ye&r1a
!w miles wes of Port ' The' stor
ago abe went to livemitl her daughter,MTs.
iddenly coming up, Hie s n drove hit
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Russell Somers, of Bls m hard. She lea -yea
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nearby for shelfer., aind
to mourn her Ion a fair 11 y of three sons and
e I had only belsn
'there a few nrmedti
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