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i - ; � -1 i � Robert Arcbi�ald, Luella Burke, the bathers were missed and a search for
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; I . I � I nie the bodies begun. The three bell hs'd .
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I I i 2FLOOR . -_ waited to be crowned in her turn . . . In . _X
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I � i KING. I I I 1 teohrebeisa, wra. � been itting On a ft anchored in the stirf. .!
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� TORES - I I i � U�eemdn, Nelson Garden, �
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I G . � The tide was flowing in, and it is sumosed �
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r ! i THE �- C RHN�NY SATISPAGrORILY Then all eyes turned toward that uni Gunn, Ruseell lartr Henderson 0
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I I 5o ft. wide I ! AETAIL ; 111OL-B A . quev _y; Iran l, they remained on .the ratt so long that they
�I I ; PERFORMED. lovely Quoen, the picture of PA I ATRIE& I MabelHodgins, Mary !Johne,e Leslie Reid,, - misjudged .the depth of water bez wean them �_
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r - 0 ft. long I - I I . nd womanly grace, aclipsintm, all the ttious- :allie Rose, Randall Rose and the shore,.� Mr. Baaham was a good . �
I io . It MANUFACTUR-! Ed wf�M VIL, 1-R. L, by the grace of I God, st. vit. and, - PA DS - I- lack Roberts, , . ) . ��
L � I s of women near her � a divinity in . I �
; I ot the ,4ited Kingdom of Greab B."ritain aud . Scott, F nk 8�60, Annie Smith, swimmer, and it is believed he lost his life- - - - li�
r . 1�'G. I . I )"gall to kneel before lier and pay her I In all ,b shades and tin - ��
I - I � � I Oscar Sproul 'ilson Turner. Commercial in an attampt to got his friendsashore. "'he I
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� I , � Faith" peror of India, was on Saturday . Among those � from i, . � 11
8, ' WINIP-D ID , Alexander and -A despatch from Vancouver, British � ..
i last oro ned without hitch wrote at Seaforth, Chaples . . �,
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THE 16th 'OF � AUJdiw�Tr I one f-ide of the scule and the Queen alope _9 I I itis 01 Polumbia, says -- "The name most prom-
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1 1 � - I ! with her 1 few Dr. MacLaxeu, in St. Andrew's ;f
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� other c4 7orial . I heavenly, that it nea ly brought tears to my .�-- P. I .1 church, is that of Rev. W. J. Clark, �
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I[ '! In order to give the very tbusy peoplo a chance : at� the � half -p! ric4 : � I � � 1.
I i I In all! �espectsj the celebraticn wast im- I balanal and t pled intol the water. ; His
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I - I i - nt � SaVled by th� . 1; � I The King,had every portion of his coron- I 0 + . ; � Uana' ..London, Ontario, and brother of Rev. Mr. i
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, 1 - tieles, we -shall continue the sale '4,ntil Saturday. The am Ou re IV and it 'Was carried out, with, compapions, like himself, were only five' or qa. - ,
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, d I W.L Rose � eaile from England Clark- of Parkdale church, Toronto. Other ! I
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E V I lion f detail ifand lack caid ,r� ation perlormed b th Archbishop of , I �
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� ally low pl.�ces 11'as I been a re4 fee 118 of a etitl tphLa , "I , six years old, and consequently unable to Hon. G. I -1
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E . E ,haser in taking advantage of I a Canterbury. Tb Q di � - r names mentioned are those of Rev. Dr. .-I
F t has proviouply niarked iuoh displays. 1 Th asaiet im. e was fa,4 being carrie out orhome on Sata dell i t�
I velaajoii to many. Special] y to thq'se who have -come q lo�g dis e and wb I I j ad by t,he Archbisho of �Tork. � I - Cobertsou, Roseland ; Rev. Mr. M-cmivan, ii
� ,an 11 eT -Qaellao Vic- � into t omas McGoirick I �-St. Mary's Rim4n; Catholic chur:!b P _.
pride of empir ,'which marked a river, when Me, Th I I -
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I � not; having had dealings with us pr�viously, ente-itainec' Son a do as tp th by fire Sunday �indoal and Sev, Mr. *Wilson, Win i - -
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ee, was lacking, and in itis I stead � op or une!y appeared a�d, seting the lad's Mount Forest, as des�royed I
. . -�t IT, I � .� �� bold a ribb, pale cloth of 4old over -bar, the " iorning. Dr. MacLaren go.es toJoronto, as, Home .: .-
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I I 1 reeollec��on that only six weeks; �g")') the Atchbishopof York pot red ,holy oil *upon h. t -Milk fever is veo prevalent among 'Mission superi eut� ?
- I ' 'The wa)br at this point wus abou I
: You'll never know until voul come and sea, and� we will pr�mise ! these . I the ring upon , In I �The Now Hambur' il �_
I i i I er head and then put her ifii a i _g .flour mill was on 11 -_ il
I i I king I&.# in danger of death. This*- b pro. f �t deep. 4 : :Cattle in the neighborh�od of Kingston, and - ;
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I i vill be no disalypointwent, for youJ I . f rth floger, and fitially placed the crown � I . I a large number of Priday night totally de�& oyed by A
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I . r - i i � I upon her head. I , I 't animals have diqd of th� disease. 11 djoiffing buildings, althol several times -
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, #1 I'd t�io f�eling was voicea 1by the The Queen being crov a�l the f a h 'n, which she ,killed on fire, were saved from destruction by the 3
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. i Archbis4op of qanterbury, when he: ilasert. 6915es Pu , Order'of Oddf 31lowe an� the Rebekah As- I �H` -
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-The Following kilist until, S,,'atu day ed in cub of toe coronation prayers the I ' village, found a' old ntigget about bali the W , a owned by Mr. Jacob Zurbl and I __
. WW . ; slembl* of the 3%me ordeit, met in Toron o on : #
. I tive ed by two bishops. ; � �, size of a a 11 an. ii � � occupied by 1. M. Clemens and Company- . 1 5!
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., i I t , i a '4 For wbope recovery we no � . � . eyor H'wland welcomed,both mall ; �
� I )) . r - the King on his throne she Tuesday. M 0 '_1 - .
i . I I 4rtfelt t auks. . . . � � - -- The insurance on the miV and machinery is J
I � ! Thee he" I As she passed I .,Alr. Richar I I Barr0t, of Komoka, Mid V
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� ! . bowed low and reverent y to Im U ; . , y, has pot�to viaes growing in I ' i -1
-�15 00 men's slifts half I rico $7 5) P b and ook bodies! to Toronto. The Grand EacI%mp- dlesex count $2,000, in the Waterloo Mutual,- of Water-
. i � : THE D.,'LY.* I � merit had an abtendal 100. The Grand ! -on stock is
� ' a,lf L ti , � 11. I � hle�r place on her throne I y theKing's-eide, . . his field which Theasurei five feet, six inches �oo. Mr. Clement' insurance - I
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14 00 men's su"ts . Iliant anrise promised ,has per- P66 i
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. 1, 66 6 0) � formed. � I , J he will be all rig it. � A- sad accident happened at Port Rand- - 11
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. 1i ; . I I I fore tho �ooremobies commenced threateni 3�n, with oJowns on and nially in the even numbtl years. !
I � og .s Lan),,, an oid resident of Palm- A'eld,M on day afternoon when Mr. E. Bash, i
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I 10 00 .men's suhs � half I ricE') 5 :00 clouds &thered: and the early arii�-als ou .w to �he alt5r and The Grand Scribe rep'orted a membe ship
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� I ] . I 4 ith scepters in hand, came erston, committe I suic of Lindsay, was instantly killed. 1, 'A
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� � 8-00 men I s sui�ts half rice 4 ; ,the route, of th6 proces,lion cixtue provided delivered the eceptre and dove Ito the arch. of.3,00, an increase of 180. Re, cf pay. ling a dose of str�chrtiu�.' Him mind is sup. I . ears that the b*ribge at the 311t was be,i�g
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. , against �ontingaucies. The eurlier 6rowdS bi'hop and 6e golden spurs to the Deat of - I � idd ged. Islander to pass -
. F i . I s sed to have b enly deran IswuDg to allow the vteamer . _
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L : 7 00 men's su-ts , z I e , were in nowi8e as large as it liad been gener. Wes bordir ates, $2,1,522, and annual rev nue .1 .1 lo Ig the street in 8ar- Ithrough, when Mr. Bush, who was on the �
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6-00 men's stilts i half Iric' ;� -Grand Treasurer -reported a balance ni F r i d ay or njz� uted to iump across to the
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� � I I I arraved in , . ,nained James E ,r s,.,,;f Corunna, .
� . � � I . ,� hand -of $146. 1 1 1 isealculated the distance, struck .
� � 5 00 men's suits , half ric 1 2 5 plies of orqvender had spent tbo night on ir M jesties then on . _ 'evidently mi . I I
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� ; 3 2. 6 o-'cloc4 in a morning. At tha� hour the ig in h ll hand . eld up and robbed two ! --The English newspaper. men who ure
1, .1 6 00 boys' suits half 1 ric�. I crowns, the King bearir leaving tow ; � � . .
� � I establishment of a sick and funeral benefit in � I ,
I troops bvgan to take up their &I tb� aceptre and the roos,� and the orb in -bis I (e b $25�,and a gold watch. 7comiE
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i half I rice -2 5 I fund, ach surbordinate lodge to manage its ! r
i i - apart, le t, the � . under the &danca of 1%1r. W. T. R. .....
� ys, �uit� f tiOlob, aud' policemen, three paces �Liaen bear�iag Oe scep6re in her � The gypsibs j er caught and lodged in. the gust, . -
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1 4 00 boys' suit's half ' ri(� 2 00 lined th'o route of the proces�iou fr 1 Back th' i ad do -ie in jaiL sioner of Imml-
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i I ingh a to Westminster AbbEy. fraternal. An increase of 161 members for I
L . am iTalac UP her 1eft hand. Thus they left, -the abbey, -'Mrs. Margaret �cClelland &ed in gration in London, will be extended an in. 7 .
� � 3 00 boys sui�'s half ricp 1 50 � to eeveu';Wclock�thero were ,-ertainl�j more* followed by the pro6desti oriatceracy in the the year was reported.. , a age of 94 years. "Viltation by the Industrial Exhibition Asso-
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: % . 5 00 men's trousers half ric � 2 5Q police an -sightseers world, all wearing !red !, Vel Deceased was born in� Balatclal an , ation to vkfti the great fair
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� � . . eni . . I died in the edun y House of -Refuge. I
I ; posit 1p along the ioute of the twelZerryle In �6'rees,for the short I . _
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I I i , i pared in the public scliools have. sucoese'f ally Ontario,.& highly respected farmer o . . . .
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q half T rice 1 00 spectat � rs were, f urniabed 'with pl�rity of : d
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. S trofusers I : . I 'r I the Pu�lio School Leaving (or ..Part Edward county,i roppe4, dead in the Queen's ithe great journals of 61r.eat Britain and -
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.r r 1 25 men's Lrolusers half y ric 3 3 2�:�,, - " -, � - ,�� Lea cer- Jh9tel, Picton, la t Friday eve&Dg. Deceased �Ireland. . .
. , � Two incidents in the a e will live in the IJun;or ving hxan�iaation). Thel'
I --marchifig of the troops, headed by their . � t �Lightn*g stru ry
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I , f all who wit'a e The tificatl,ee and a!lso the m: ke of he ulasuc- 4as about 65 ye re of age. 1
cry 0 ar I . Rk the barn on the dell
r1kers - half ' 55 ind quickly p baches, ruem I on Tuesday
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. s " .- I ria 3 1 banis, agOiDg state first . 001 . well 'farm of G� Sargent, in ]Derby,
I 00 boy "' k . cessfuill ndidites have been sent ti the I -Mrs, Georg� G. Maxtin, wife of a
I .1 I private parriag a and automobiles. . Buck- of the.q , which alm �t de�eloped into . I I . 11
- - -75 boy 'knickers half * I 311 I . t ntrate 0 cen ,,rea around the teacho ocf.: I I known Chatham, lawyeri diopped dead Sun iof last week. 'Some half a dozen people
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- hop rich Cc I atitute,-Chrifitabel I day evening wbe'a rbtitilng to bed . I � I
. 1 rice pri oi 41 centr�o of interest, as it was the a ed Archb,o of antarbur'T - Koin the I I I Ala -fall at -
. � y Bi�eett, :1 attended eb arch* in the porning and see med ,milking .30 cows. All of the anim
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. i ! . OPEning of the serv: ce -the t c bishop had Andeh3on" Aries Beevers, Nia - . i -
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. 00 rain coat9 half T 0 cein: ea ing or remem-
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I h bering the prayers. Th 'book, from which Helen . . �
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1 8 00 -rain coa6 half 1 *1 6 0 :� the firb�l chee of the day Went up Portage la Prairie distriet, Ma r bot.
� ric � Griffi.i. Ettal Henders�n. Maggie Leigh, nitoba, died � man had his trousers slit from top to
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I G 00 rain coat: half I ric 3 � obook in his hande, audi!when he came 1. 1
$ () . - Edwaro was in�the b at of health and t,pir- -Winnifred Carl ' ad 'n'�hat district. for the . 1 with a slight scorching let the skin. All the N
� , � i i lace the crown upon KJhg 6,1ward's head Exeter pnb'ic school,' ing, of age. and h lived -4 3 I .
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I - 5 00- rain coat� half I rice 21 50 1 its, and, well e4uipped to undergo the fatigue P ,. Gj . a), Vel a Cobbledick, Dolly Dickson, p;set 40 years. Ile wao'lborn in Perthshire, � animals regained their: feet except twol, I
I . � I his huge fr�me, toweritig� above the seated 09" It I 1� I
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. of the 4: i I . Lillian Ellie, i, John T, Gardine;, W!inona Scotland. t L
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. 4 00 rain coa,tg half .T nc'o 2�;i 00 I I king, sway6d so vi lentl,y that the Bishop I � ot,:1 take -'fire Land was
L I I I I.E. ;� of Winchles�er had to' 4upport -I r Hurley � el P., for �
� I I T� X ROLL CALL OF THE E51pir 3im, while Howard, Via oria Mine'a, Mary E. Pa sons, -Mr. 11 East Heat- I ing, fortunately, did n
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. I e f, 50 - thur Wood. � possekses 0 well" rofile of I but slightly damaged. j i
- . . 3 00 rain coat� I half � �ric' I a I diplomatic' embas. the Dean of WestininateIr �gt a guarding Ar i lug"I L[e
� t � i 4 . I !I . The 6b8ence of special i L I r � Da 3gannon public schnol,-E. W. D ] min, Sir Wilfrid7 Lau . i.9r c4 -Amy Wilson, -the girl who disappeared :
. I ent that) -it with a �knifc b
. : I d ibe coronation n ,,& I arge band underthe crown. 'It was� evid U 01 i , I L
� : � ties dei srive I i � 'tworth county, a ; -
1 50 hard bosom shirts � : ; i I ' Helena Glenn, John B. Young oke, Joel Johnston, Tyen&naga Indian, out from near Cop'el Wep
� i I � ncernational character, al. the Archbishop of Canterbury could not see - "I I I ,
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I I L Ce tralia public v,.8ch6ol -Ficeda. B I few days ago, has been ' as a harvest
half price '� 75 1 Ld, ar�d aftldr,'groping around, I ) a mineral stone. i I 1"i"
i . . � : In 'Prince and Princess Hemy were in his King's hei i l -two �
� � . (10) i L � tho i . . i I most im- Clint n Hogartb, Se"Ines P. Windsor. All the petitiona in a recent Ontario �. hand for Mr. George woowdgert. about
I I : sees in the royal box, he wasJust about t6 complete the � - � th r ,
i . . the c *, many prince . . I ,
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1 25 so ,' d t ar (11 os o m. , I H sell Pu)lic school- -Oliver Jewett. elections have b!�en filed at Oqgoode Hall. is, de, le assumed ,
� . I and t 9'" regular embassies were fully. repre. portant part of the cere ny when it was I . ' ! -Con i- t
. 8 JLhe - -1,-Myrtle Smale. T - � pame of Angua Gordon. ., fl, 0 ing stories
I Au field schools, No. � here are 49 in all, of 'which 15 are cross
I iriab �621 sh 8mpire, discovered that he 'had th the - I . I .
L .� � � hirts (76) � � half I . 2 sente �', The roll of the Bdti I I I crown wi I - � ' hersalf srou%ed
; - I , Noi. 2, -Cal ale Fiun.1' i petitions. Four' yeal ago there were 73 which she told in regard !to I
I .1 I I �� ! � I he raised it, but : � I .f
� . ; ho.wevq, might have been called, in the balck to the: front. ,Slow 1� I . Nd,. 'za Fin I tLy and she hastily .
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I I 00 soft and 'ar I bosom P I � 4 -Me rgaret FimlayBOD, Eli - filed, of which c nly ei hu were prosZ-pe' .i-
� 4 1 . � . . I i Abbeylil The Indian princes. in 'splendid too ]at to proven the! choir rc,m prema. I t � 49 - ;
� � Ft � , ie- � � . left, saying she hadreeeiTed a message call -
i I I ely bursting out with, lays(n. ! tiona. I - - - �
I shirts (�50) half price i 50 I. con were present, and all of the self- tur � � � m. She has since been
. . a loud 11 God Save ` "
: . : . I � bad No. ll, -O iV6 Foster. --sorne davi ago .'Gilles Brothers, at ing her to Durba
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I 9 " s i commonwealr I � t, -a vill�ge about 15 miles
i : pver nd nearly all of th C. McGregor, Reid)s Mi118, m Gilt, �ad five horses traced to, Cathear
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: � 75 soft and hard bosom . i r, In s th Nc . 12,-N. ay Boyd,� W. . - -
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I � I the ervi � � I gro I _ a tr� ir. Rodr were killed in- west of the farm, wher, . 'he had been work-
, . half:price 37 ' � Premia.s. Ministers or' Governo ;' a. Sir Archbishop finally manal to place tile Roderick Me �ennan. , - struck by ' Some ing, but left S e� �rday of last weak, ..
- shirts (00) . . ]� . N tiz-&beth Rutherford. , . i there on ati I
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i Wilfrid L%urior, in picturerque blue mantle +wn correctly u c n thqi'King's head. - N4. 13,-E ,stantly the fifth died .on Saturday.
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2 50 straw hats half )Ace 1 25 I � P li 1. I . 16, -Robert J. Reviit.. . of the animals were orize-winners, and all and has so far evaded hei purou4prs.
I : ... I and de�oraiions of gold, sat with Premiers 1 A)�CHAISHOP. I - E. u � I .rf - .
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� I 1� . �, Co borne schools, No. 1,-Netta were well bred and val able. The loss is a ----The ,Secretary of 8 at Ottawa re-
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. 2 00 straw hats i half price I 00 I Barton. and Seadon in the choir, m6ar Am- , i � 4 ,y 0 � ate
. � .. �� I . . ceived a cable a few daya ago from the Brit-
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. half ,rice 50 ! basqad�r and , re. Choate, and with them A few mi I nuks\later came the climax t-6 Tyn all ' . hea-7y one. , 1. � . -if the Canal I
I 00 straw hats � ' I . feebleness. He w%, kneoling to do thA first N,4. 3, -Pearl Whitn6y. I -In South Augusti; township, Grenville h4h Government, eakin � �
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It - : -15 straw hats 1, half - )rice 37 . M uloc , �, Borden, Ross and other �anadian homage of All the I ' . I d lRantinson, who was Government would extend facilities
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. I ! . 20 1 1 � . when JMdOnly he musu fainted, and would Gdderich township 8�hools, No. 1 -Helen ived while a bar� to a number *of Baer farmers to witriess
50 btraw hi,ts half i )ri.ce- I � I 10 supposed to be dead, tev
� � i ' '_ I .. M inistiers and c provincial Premiere' Lady have fallen upon hi sovereign's knees had Dry Idale. - . I I bar. was shaving him, and so ,frightened the- farming operations this country -
1 2 50 paarl Soft liats half! Wice 1 25 I sed in white, and -
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I It .. . : I i Laui iOr was r, ichly dr'es -not King Edward n e y, a rmly graep, - NT 2, -Mattie A. Johnston. I I knight of the razor th�t he swooned. The It is the intention of th ) British Govern-
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half ��r�cel 75 . thei ' any &diea in; � supposed corpse as 'd ment to sendBoters who 0 re practical _
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1 50 pear -ats . qd both the prelate a hands and lifted him to No. 6,-Artbur McClusky. siste, in the work of re- farmers
f soft h! _ I . " ere In - I , I
promiFent seats. There have beat) grand' i I
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-3 50 sumijiler c4ts h If 7 � I 9�lof London, Win-- No. 8,-Ubarlotte S�ifli to Canada to look ove'! the tountry, and
a rice I � his feet. The Bis op � ing. I I viving the barber. I I I
. . pa Westminster Abbey for gener- ! ; i I ' ` , ere playing Around upon their return to Son 1 Africa to lecture
. half rice , , I cheater and Durb clasped their arms � Stanley s("ols, Union No. 1, John -While -some boys,w
3 00 summer co'ts, _1 50 .. - . .
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1 mer co4ts half )ri C�e � l I 06 been 0' ectacle so unique,in i-eprdeentative I., seen. Ron. R. MT. Scott replied to I
, : ;� K kissea his wrinkled baud, the Arch- N�. 3, -Edith Rath"well. i 1 Ville Monday af terno�b�. one of -- their num- have
. 'ts . 7D , ! and 4n'�Pp'reheutlldve character as! .this- Im. b ingp I �,oad fell jed . N6. 5, -Colin Cam bell, Edith Sparks, I ber, I Wm. ble, stating t W) the Governl
1 50 summer coo, half rice , � iiho a back, his feet me Brunt, aged 10 years, son of Mr. the - c,a h .
. ; I per ial !'coronation, with'a cloud of Witnebr.est P
I 2 00 fancy - vestg ' 11 00 y ri& mechal and , thus be was E d . - to m
I half rice l 1 slow) a ically, I iulh Stogdill. : A. S. Brunt , b36rber, *:'as instantly killed by would do all in its powe). iuke the mis- .
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t I 76 � from �he remotest bounds of the empi in m t e throne to -Percy G. KeyF. I the lever o - . atus striking him On bion ot these parties a a cees.
hal f i rice! _ ore carried than led f4om t No. 9, 1 f the %ppar!
� 1 50 fan .y vests I : . Th ,�mericaus were lees favored, ,than the , I I i . .
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� I 'a tj St.. Edwaid's chapel, whera!' he was re- No. 10, -Grace Murdock, Elizabeth MC- the bead with urrificiforce. -The Minister of EdJJ -,ation for Ontario
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I I 00 fancy vest . half rice � 50 Cana tn who had at least! seventy f I I . i � I
. . f tens Toronto, and, � e'lias decided to invite i,h 3 headsof ,the' dew
I cy, 89 -he -vived. , , Gregor. � -Asalt famine threa z I
I seat; yl at thlr4, were fully thir�y in - t I I I -ince to a
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; . 50 ties i JIM! rice' I The tremor which his v t oaus N�. 14:,- Freeborn Johnston, . 0onald as far as the salt jobbers can diseel there' gree conferring colleges ij I
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� 25 ties I half rice I `�) acaroely subsided when an ther human Grw4sielr. : is no immediate relite . a b Id "it the early 1;
! I . . THREE PROCESSIONS. , 1! I : I
:- ! 2 0 collars i half price 10 ; A ,touch varied the pi oceed i t a Uitborne s hools, No. 10, --Clifford Whit- demand for th .article in the CstuadiLNui September to discuss tko -allocation of the . *
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I � ChO three processions to the Ab ivas forgotten in the er. Instead of I
i ; I I -_ lock� Northwest ia,the allfiged cause of the sear- � Cecil R'hodiiel scholarabi which will
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� I 15 collars I . Oarriod out according to programthe and the !merely accepting the I mage of the Prince , W,,awanosb schools, No. 3, -William J. -city. This is the rei . ison assigned by the! Ontario's share. One ] Ian *hich has-been R
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I i . I q agleaturee of the firsb'�iwo were : iggested is to let each separate universit -
0 _9__9__T__9l 0 , 1 jobbers of salt in Torontoi 1 let y
� . _9_*_,F__9_.�q,l !--! !J _6__ 4 __ __1__17_1_ , nly ' trikii I of Wales, King EAVard put-bi3 arms around Sm4h. I I � - I
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++_1_+_A__W_4__&__A_iA.__6__ * 1 -1 - , I th g4rgeouo 4ate carriages and the beauti- Ithe Ptincell and kisse'd *� him, and then re- N6. 4, -Lillian J..Plark. -Rev. Dr. Courtie'e, editor of the Chris- 1 in turn send a representative to Oxford, but - 9
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� t I I called him' and wrung bis hand with a man David .
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� 1. tears to many eyes. , T thole who were Theregistersfor 1,903have been sent to Mortimer's Point, M6koka'for a few weeks,� be discussed. L V.
L The sale prices do not apply'to all od i s ock at above p4ipes. Spot At�bad to'�e seated at 9.30 0. m., a I I I I : .
� � able to Bee, clear�y, thee two episodes, the the �eachers. The literature selections, the longer. Rehm nointention of reaigningi ter understands, f ' -- t v7slue, and vill , - S
oval. jGood's will be exe anged at selli�na 'price if I thou$4 the ce�emony was to begin at 11. 30 1 1 a Lthe Wirt., al ,,, rea ven , - �
� � - cash and no goods on appr 0 � 0 fice i list; Of authorized text books, prograrnme of the editorship of tho . Christian Guardian, spell ere ',a handsomely, -a � I
I 0 I magni nee of the 'be) welled worlient the 1. ..
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,t W�Iat a Shak i � ! 'The eternal splendor c'f the unifor btu�ies, etc. for next term % and will be a ca election at the; at Oxford.
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. � � .A� All I to , ric grandeur of t 'a 6o0nation to ind of the 6over. The results forl General Confen Dee , 4hioh opens in Wiol i tario universitie
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I i -A-04- - , , Anglo-Saxon mixture of sublime and gro palgis 3 i �, peg next, I I � -- .
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:V11 , tesq0e. of tragedy and comedy, � Lbe tern �, I : -George S. ort0n, a farmer, near , o1ra, - he so on. I : .r va .� Orris,, . I ic I
cont�sl which is the key-note7 of all Eng- � King Edward vt� greatly ,unnerved by beeA receive . . �
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. Men for Manitoba nd. the luest . , ; ibndWon of theas Archbishop of Canter- I I I .1. reated considerable intireittin the neigh -
209000 i � � lieh RifeL i . � the c � . _�___ Hastings countjr� met with a fatal accident' 0 T
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. . b d'tbat his majesty 's�t in constaut EAST 1 HURO-N. . - He� was i an va-ged � in dr&wi borhood of Staff& and 0 -cmar I
. ; I o'cloc I k procession after r roerss,on 1'r r" i laab week. 1 1 1� I f
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I 11av(- to invest'in. an outfit, L 111ur f ar i though he 'was oU�.waroly cal , as could be f ragments strikli . unate man iu� L
ave the amount f a - - � g the unfori - . - ment of costs- The pla utifFs,costA agall
, you c, . y I royaIl �rinces ind princesses and their su i tes I Cle�g,. Arina, Dunlop, Emmerson Fultou,l . � a d at SM t
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. I � i � thati and sepuritely came members of the fudged from the oteal with which' be - ture. Medical the defendant bav bew tal I-
Im, your , -price sale .s on. I I I _rdeal� Eleanor R. Fanat9a, Harry C. 'Goodipg.i - . 8 I atiff At - �i�
0 I � as death came to hi and the detendarit's coo against plai - -
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:1 ; I I . loy4l family of � England. Then the Duke' beld his sceptre rod aid was . 7
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1 . Fra ik W. Ham, Beatrice H. Howe., Alex., 0 1 1 1 fever � - %:�
1: . . ! ; � relief in rp. He was 54 years o $86.26, leaving a bales -in plainti,lPs
4 ; *~ nnaugli and his suite ; the a! the Prince This brave show, 1howelver, d. d not deceive a few hou . , .
I of d Lamont, Duncan A. M31)onald, B'1111rbara I 1.
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- - � I I *1 0 A 0 A A - p I the Queen, Th ough the service, and - age, and was a pror�inelat Orangeman in his! of $206.09, which has an paid.
I : . . and;priucess of Wales, followed by the � -McKelvey, Susan McNair, Beatrice Me- I ! - I il
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� I QuOen's procession. r Irwir Raynard, Ada, ROOR, , a qu -1 the Met - the Fallarton -
. � 0, I ot know: became more and mor nervDus was this Nai arte� to -save . rn i . . i-11
- Ili opitei of her slight limp, I do in . I I M.! -About d Friday mo � hodist onurche ,ot .1. .
I I man who walks like her, and that day noticeable. . i . Rose, Brine 3cott, Kate Telfer, Wtr ing, fire was discovOred in. the large brick circuit, the following particulars Alter- -
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: , i - w shil West, to exquisite � for wordo. TH � - , 88101 actory at Ha#ri8t6,n, owne and operated ad, showing the mouey raised for the finan-
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� I i - I I their Maj;sties, -6r leaving the by Merram .
i � Of 6ourse, to finish, came the King's pro --leo-' - As � Br(tber�, builder10 and manufal cial year ending July 3] at last : The Mount I .
� ark H. MeGsvia, James 1W Rich .1 t2r* _
� I ; Brown, Fr ;. la'appliesl and -riovielt Pleasant, congregation :raised - for :01 V-ur* -
ONALD) - . n. , : � Abbey rain commenced ii o fa . and t,bey re. � tures of bdih era` . -Y . �, I
(SUOCESSORS tO GREIG & M I I ; Bio. � I I I I [ingford, Ja76 98 ; .
� i I I I Tittre w,%sls very .heavy poises, 6,33071 ; car I I
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i, HIS MAJESTY LOOKS PALE. I Twenty-ei.,ht- candidates wrote a ' dlWoo - ��
,I r � , I the rain ceased. he leftat2 o'clock P. 5 . toelf of mate ial lon baud, iand this, wit,� i13ethol, $4-12.41, and Fullerton v, 1& J
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Johnsoln B� 'Sn9 0 - 5 t Wingliam. -Part I junior leaving, Lauri "the buildingLar d m: obinery,!was totally $607.25, mak ng a total of ,Xe i It � I -__
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11 . � . L . s1wers were given in a firri and audible he massei . ly a ligb b i aduranee. . -Burglars are gettin in t .�
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. f i � - I well, all considered. _L Majestie8'return to thel Pala6e was marked the northern border , I,
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. . . I .-ough the whole stage performance, he lar to those were in Kingston!, at�few dava ago.. many 04 brokeni aturday night, a ;
I � —, , T. hi by scenes of enthusiasm simili Jim Marray'.4 Albert Patterson, Alerta M. � . �
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i 10 . wai spared only the LitaDy and the aer- d their prI kreas to the Abbey, llr them found th�ir Way t ; able a ey were al . ��,
- i which greets 0 Pe raon, Je4nie Rintoul, Roberu M. 'Shei . a to the - I I
F a � I mo�., He ha,d to take the oal,b-- and l4ten A � The private 4elephonewir �Lj
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Harviesters' Exc�rs n � the more circuitous r6u�e through clubland Ma y Troy. 1!1 � I I ! they nould leal al tW,ng up , land W straF,rated. . enting any warn- !I:
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20,000 WANTED IN parts. Thi
i . 4 bands. ' Then he ad to avieu state, and it M1 as quite likel that durin ators are a ".1i
. - �, I i ': an . stands, W: indows a�nd oofs an, ,opporbuniuy Be tha J. McKague, Alberta Rintoulr, Her - . Ly 0 the manipul �`
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1, - , � v cloth . I �njuyias five ousal would twelfth time Badour's a ore has been burg-
, to - : change hia clothes and put, on a .11 of is year as I . 2.
- i � -Male or feniale froua the Fast, who have arraiiaed Work �dth driends, , of greeting the nowly or owned King and hia . roy, r tbi , q � -
I I forward to di h west. �, larized. .
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. � . 0 I Wil : I be cpnve: . consort, before they re enter d Buckingham ber� H. Sheriff, Maude P T G I trud go I i - I I . -"- . . I
I ana gold. e fands of t a No �
. i - "' Qdat of re B, roy. I . , -While Mrs. Aroh-RobertooD, w -bo lives ,
for t1w same farmers thev worked for in former years, _ * Lh, oroner� jury in T ont , after due .
.� Or' , I . � ed free � Poor fellow ! By that time be was grow palace; which th.ey did in th wenty-eight candidates wrote at -A c I I . -
1902 from'! Winnipeg to destination 'on presentation ol ' - ' I and had to be supported, when be a recided t . �
prior to August 3lSt, I I I In$ p,a a Irl Ellice, quite near he Ellice Catholic
n . o markable scenes, tbiff entire cr wd from Con- centre. I I 'deliberation, 0 , ,tiat to� ride on I n as leading al horse, across a field -
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e to C. P,. R. station ageot,d Winnipeg, without I rendE-Y_ I wa�a resented with the spare �,d ,,,rd, sLiuution Hill downward joining in singing I I electric ear'is- dan � cemetery, w I- . I
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: fa-riti lal�orers' cerbificat , . . � in. 0 tb a. front seat 9 a � opet � . .
I - . ' ana Phad to gb through the proc63 of girding . ! t I lytb,-1 art I junior leaving, , � rig recently, the lioree knocked
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. - -- to certify they have cn- the national anthem. . 1, i � He iry, Edii h E. Jenkins, Raymond Red. gerous. MrL-. 4aria Thotripson, who was one mornt d inflicted A severe wound. The � ,
� in't it Iwee,,:Sfiry for zucli farmers! to go to Winnip ..- .:. ! kn6 oblati*of said sword. Then be was . � t . 'ming intp � the city from her down,&, .
C 0 ; F ridin on a ca ed � . I
I I - i L . I . � BORE DX�r NVEU M.. Toll. -
� . a,jye(l filetil. I I 4 ia�lested with the armilla and Imperial l - . ma id, Annie : � I hereto has 8 habit. of Jumping over any �,
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; � I n -Annie, ; s ago, became frightened
I i letIurn of! the '�King and Part I, i -the groun �, and it was at. one
I � the new stribution is not -to fo:ce Shortl �after t e I Junior Matriculatio , I -imipo, a fe ulai
. I 1.1x,i-rtuA'-1-ioN :-The object,ot . plan of (�J, . �, I mftutle and the orb was delivered to him. yl 'a iq the motor blew out, &D4 small hole in
I Will, 8mith tu work for Geor,e Jackson, at Estevari, wl hom lie does not know,., After that �the ruby ring had, to be put. on Queen tothp Pa ace it was,! officially an- Cowan, Katie Marsball. . � I b se the fus �, i ace, pened. I
, of tbeFe pbActs tiiat the ident hop I
� . . Twelve candidates wrote at this centre. sprang from the ear. receiving fatal in 'e5
I nuanced from thei -a that the -King had borne I . i ar Mrs. Robertson received a �ery bad cut
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.- nston, of Yorklon I � bil fourth finger. � . In returning a, verdict of "accidental jdeat
4ers o work for James Joh , VVhOm he' does know. 0 �red Wroxeter,-Partl junior leavirf T -Ga I _ about two inches 10 Ight eye,
I if be pm t , A the care. the terem011y Wel ard,that he had suffi 9 _Jager rig, over hier ri -
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� iven -Ldh freedom of choiln as possible �i : A. , tanle the jury redom6ended that pass I
0 - I ' be (, as mi . . . 1, I % ,I m4ny i Higgins, 6 I I ob short
I _.. The lab i(.r w'11 11�1 i I , the puttiuR 'of the crown on his in no way from fa.bigue Thi� was confirmed ne� Campbell, Ben , I � should not be allowed to 'occupy the ron and was rendered uucov scioa� for I
I . member that with each sep. I by the p�lesenCe L of the ! L : - ::: ! ..
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� labore�s being primarily ticketedi to Winnipeg, With t King! himself, when Sandoz son. . � time.
. he4d, J1 Bu re i i . ,.
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; The hwt of the farin I them � 1, . . a&' '-o be said in response to the r ated plaudits of the Etta J. Feat of open cors. .4 - : � -puring the storme Tuesday aoft
the promi.-4ng free distribution to certain territoiy, Places' n the 'best ar�te performance prayers h Ill OP ge�
. � - . � I I or rge Fo d, 0 - f 0 a P I er i
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� V'Innipec, .is �lie� seat; of . the . . I ,owds, he and the Qqeen �ppeared on the Burns, Robert Higgins, Ernest Wiley. -Geo 3sw j 70 years of a �
� . , anid. bym.us or anthem* strug. of last week, ligbtaing pacsed down a wat
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, � , I)OSition to obtain work for theo rqasons, viz : in their robe and ' T�e- .Six eandMates wrote 0 this centr minent m .... rclIant and formeralderman;;
. 0 ! I hen all that was over he was conducted balcony crowns. . . 19 pipe on the northeast i er I of the Tel i
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I -%,I I --headquarters of tl e. C.� P. R. west6rn lines, an(l i NV . � I I - Fordwich,,Part I junior leavin PereF Walter B"hel -of M . I ' su� )
I 2 an'toba Government, and the . Jacob's faces of both were sti sed. I with smi es as il.s and wn ectina.with
i ; to��the famous chair, placed o�er � I .0 9 rai f the Gral took roller In , � X1 a
- - lie has jileb cause for cow a2int, he , . I d
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can make it' known ! , I in r1ecognition f the S. jAshton. enry A. Carter, James , . C& - age, chief t a aespatcher � o I
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if any person cofisi S -�. st�ne with his heavy crown ow -bis bead, a .they bowed repeate � M1,cGair?, Trunk 'R I . Miss Florence J1 .other pipe., paseed,into I ;he new hoiler room. I
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� 11trimediate investirr�tion of . hoavy. mantle on7 his shodIders, a! sceptre i a warmth of the applau8 . . . � ter, Jemi a E. Gilpin, Mabel bereCharles Mohr �nd Gus �Caslick, -a
at once to headqua-AeTs, with po�itive assurance C .... i . r - an albeutionist, were w
I I ; I 01 t �__ W - I - Ar6intha B. McLauchliD, &sislkliln Thomas, of hif utteal, . - tbe mill I
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. ell f oun a Satisfactor' ad. ustment. : hi6 right band, and the' orb in his left. I drowned at O! Oreba,rd, blaine. last weeki, ' fi"er Dow workin at , -were I
I his mievance, and,if ascertained to -be w le'al 7 I C might have )eenial sad drowning EdIward a Etrome, Lindsay Wilson. I . �, i bey were iv necrewing the pipe.
1. I � � as.presented,to him. - -What !, pen'geaZed. T
0 I : I I 1beii"the Holy Bible w I �! where they were !cipending their holidayi. I
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. I i t u ayer ad at St. Marys Ten cand ,dates wrote at this centr.e. . I toin I I
. % , a 6nediction! and Te Deum were on 9. and accident W:as narrowly . The following pupils of t They b' the noun hout The ligh g caused a blaze Itostrearn from
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GREIG & STEWA T3 I A � dnts .. we enthronization took place, after which on Frid :y mornit g of I a the an .
i 6* - - . I 806forth C(lipgiate Institute have aucces - when the beacli at that poin -
. I him by princes, peers, son of Mr. James Mar bf the -Royal, r y witne� with a pair of tongs an I his left hand. H7-8
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! . ; I homage was� paid P by'! ; . .- I - a of the traged� . i
. . I . i I ar,�chbishopp,: and s3 on, and Xing Edward together with tW D Of 111 8 Co ,ere f ally paspe� � the Parb 1. junior leavin - deserted. The okil . I
. . For Canadian Pacific Railway lickets aild telegraph, Doonion. 1i mpanipris, w . n auld may obtain their certz-ate's wai a young atild who did not comprehend left arm was paraly,zed to the tibow for . a -
Z_? � fishing in the rac'e near th Ibridge leading aa�inatio. � ,I - I
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i - ; � -1 i � Robert Arcbi�ald, Luella Burke, the bathers were missed and a search for
. i . . I I �e. THE from'a seat , on his right) and f�oiug him, . -
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; I . I � I nie the bodies begun. The three bell hs'd .
E I I - � � . i � . reon, Cowan, Mark 1 Delaney, Jen !
I I i 2FLOOR . -_ waited to be crowned in her turn . . . In . _X
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I � i KING. I I I 1 teohrebeisa, wra. � been itting On a ft anchored in the stirf. .!
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� TORES - I I i � U�eemdn, Nelson Garden, �
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I G . � The tide was flowing in, and it is sumosed �
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: . ITT; i : � Mary Gaetzmey 3r, Maiy. Gillespie, Gordon ti
r ! i THE �- C RHN�NY SATISPAGrORILY Then all eyes turned toward that uni Gunn, Ruseell lartr Henderson 0
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I I 5o ft. wide I ! AETAIL ; 111OL-B A . quev _y; Iran l, they remained on .the ratt so long that they
�I I ; PERFORMED. lovely Quoen, the picture of PA I ATRIE& I MabelHodgins, Mary !Johne,e Leslie Reid,, - misjudged .the depth of water bez wean them �_
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r - 0 ft. long I - I I . nd womanly grace, aclipsintm, all the ttious- :allie Rose, Randall Rose and the shore,.� Mr. Baaham was a good . �
I io . It MANUFACTUR-! Ed wf�M VIL, 1-R. L, by the grace of I God, st. vit. and, - PA DS - I- lack Roberts, , . ) . ��
L � I s of women near her � a divinity in . I �
; I ot the ,4ited Kingdom of Greab B."ritain aud . Scott, F nk 8�60, Annie Smith, swimmer, and it is believed he lost his life- - - - li�
r . 1�'G. I . I )"gall to kneel before lier and pay her I In all ,b shades and tin - ��
I - I � � I Oscar Sproul 'ilson Turner. Commercial in an attampt to got his friendsashore. "'he I
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� - - � I J t I bt,youd . he seas - King, Defender of the , . I i . � I men were at the I
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I + . I . diploma -Lena aetzm1eyer. . t - ' 2i
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I . � I � I E I Let all the Ooun6eaP4 aiwick, Mrs. I t . ! . other schools who hotel near by when the accident occurred. !t
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� I , � Faith" peror of India, was on Saturday . Among those � from i, . � 11
8, ' WINIP-D ID , Alexander and -A despatch from Vancouver, British � ..
i last oro ned without hitch wrote at Seaforth, Chaples . . �,
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THE 16th 'OF � AUJdiw�Tr I one f-ide of the scule and the Queen alope _9 I I itis 01 Polumbia, says -- "The name most prom-
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1 1 � - I ! with her 1 few Dr. MacLaxeu, in St. Andrew's ;f
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k t� ! 0VV%*WV14_Fll P1 A ad, as p� rhaps, it has never wait 4 stay q bl;shed in the Tol nto dailies in a
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� other c4 7orial . I heavenly, that it nea ly brought tears to my .�-- P. I .1 church, is that of Rev. W. J. Clark, �
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I[ '! In order to give the very tbusy peoplo a chance : at� the � half -p! ric4 : � I � � 1.
I i I In all! �espectsj the celebraticn wast im- I balanal and t pled intol the water. ; His
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I - I i - nt � SaVled by th� . 1; � I The King,had every portion of his coron- I 0 + . ; � Uana' ..London, Ontario, and brother of Rev. Mr. i
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, 1 - tieles, we -shall continue the sale '4,ntil Saturday. The am Ou re IV and it 'Was carried out, with, compapions, like himself, were only five' or qa. - ,
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E V I lion f detail ifand lack caid ,r� ation perlormed b th Archbishop of , I �
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� ally low pl.�ces 11'as I been a re4 fee 118 of a etitl tphLa , "I , six years old, and consequently unable to Hon. G. I -1
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pure t6se exception a een 1h, hot a perf orm- . . i �
E . E ,haser in taking advantage of I a Canterbury. Tb Q di � - r names mentioned are those of Rev. Dr. .-I
F t has proviouply niarked iuoh displays. 1 Th asaiet im. e was fa,4 being carrie out orhome on Sata dell i t�
I velaajoii to many. Special] y to thq'se who have -come q lo�g dis e and wb I I j ad by t,he Archbisho of �Tork. � I - Cobertsou, Roseland ; Rev. Mr. M-cmivan, ii
� ,an 11 eT -Qaellao Vic- � into t omas McGoirick I �-St. Mary's Rim4n; Catholic chur:!b P _.
pride of empir ,'which marked a river, when Me, Th I I -
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I � not; having had dealings with us pr�viously, ente-itainec' Son a do as tp th by fire Sunday �indoal and Sev, Mr. *Wilson, Win i - -
I : 4t toria's jabil She knelt, and while fo :ir lovely ducliesses ' PIP09- I
ee, was lacking, and in itis I stead � op or une!y appeared a�d, seting the lad's Mount Forest, as des�royed I
. . -�t IT, I � .� �� bold a ribb, pale cloth of 4old over -bar, the " iorning. Dr. MacLaren go.es toJoronto, as, Home .: .-
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I I 1 reeollec��on that only six weeks; �g")') the Atchbishopof York pot red ,holy oil *upon h. t -Milk fever is veo prevalent among 'Mission superi eut� ?
- I ' 'The wa)br at this point wus abou I
: You'll never know until voul come and sea, and� we will pr�mise ! these . I the ring upon , In I �The Now Hambur' il �_
I i i I er head and then put her ifii a i _g .flour mill was on 11 -_ il
I i I king I&.# in danger of death. This*- b pro. f �t deep. 4 : :Cattle in the neighborh�od of Kingston, and - ;
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I i vill be no disalypointwent, for youJ I . f rth floger, and fitially placed the crown � I . I a large number of Priday night totally de�& oyed by A
� fuloess and genuine By y I I ;
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I . r - i i � I upon her head. I , I 't animals have diqd of th� disease. 11 djoiffing buildings, althol several times -
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I . ****" " � � 'for the t6n rather than adulation �fqr the rned,L ; The Ocldfellows. . Plk -
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-The Following kilist until, S,,'atu day ed in cub of toe coronation prayers the I ' village, found a' old ntigget about bali the W , a owned by Mr. Jacob Zurbl and I __
. WW . ; slembl* of the 3%me ordeit, met in Toron o on : #
. I tive ed by two bishops. ; � �, size of a a 11 an. ii � � occupied by 1. M. Clemens and Company- . 1 5!
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., i I t , i a '4 For wbope recovery we no � . � . eyor H'wland welcomed,both mall ; �
� I )) . r - the King on his throne she Tuesday. M 0 '_1 - .
i . I I 4rtfelt t auks. . . . � � - -- The insurance on the miV and machinery is J
I � ! Thee he" I As she passed I .,Alr. Richar I I Barr0t, of Komoka, Mid V
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� ! . bowed low and reverent y to Im U ; . , y, has pot�to viaes growing in I ' i -1
-�15 00 men's slifts half I rico $7 5) P b and ook bodies! to Toronto. The Grand EacI%mp- dlesex count $2,000, in the Waterloo Mutual,- of Water-
. i � : THE D.,'LY.* I � merit had an abtendal 100. The Grand ! -on stock is
� ' a,lf L ti , � 11. I � hle�r place on her throne I y theKing's-eide, . . his field which Theasurei five feet, six inches �oo. Mr. Clement' insurance - I
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14 00 men's su"ts . Iliant anrise promised ,has per- P66 i
: I I . ; � A bri i POrfeet th I a whole coronatio o�cc being t in length. if th potatnea are in proportion $3,000. 1 .1 -
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: 12 00 men's suits - half I ri . the�,for Cortatill Day, but 196g, b -s- r! Encampment should hoia its sessions .6 -Man. � .
. 1, 66 6 0) � formed. � I , J he will be all rig it. � A- sad accident happened at Port Rand- - 11
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. 1i ; . I I I fore tho �ooremobies commenced threateni 3�n, with oJowns on and nially in the even numbtl years. !
I � og .s Lan),,, an oid resident of Palm- A'eld,M on day afternoon when Mr. E. Bash, i
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I 10 00 .men's suhs � half I ricE') 5 :00 clouds &thered: and the early arii�-als ou .w to �he alt5r and The Grand Scribe rep'orted a membe ship
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� I ] . I 4 ith scepters in hand, came erston, committe I suic of Lindsay, was instantly killed. 1, 'A
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� � 8-00 men I s sui�ts half rice 4 ; ,the route, of th6 proces,lion cixtue provided delivered the eceptre and dove Ito the arch. of.3,00, an increase of 180. Re, cf pay. ling a dose of str�chrtiu�.' Him mind is sup. I . ears that the b*ribge at the 311t was be,i�g
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. , against �ontingaucies. The eurlier 6rowdS bi'hop and 6e golden spurs to the Deat of - I � idd ged. Islander to pass -
. F i . I s sed to have b enly deran IswuDg to allow the vteamer . _
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L : 7 00 men's su-ts , z I e , were in nowi8e as large as it liad been gener. Wes bordir ates, $2,1,522, and annual rev nue .1 .1 lo Ig the street in 8ar- Ithrough, when Mr. Bush, who was on the �
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6-00 men's stilts i half Iric' ;� -Grand Treasurer -reported a balance ni F r i d ay or njz� uted to iump across to the
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� � I I I arraved in , . ,nained James E ,r s,.,,;f Corunna, .
� . � � I . ,� hand -of $146. 1 1 1 isealculated the distance, struck .
� � 5 00 men's suits , half ric 1 2 5 plies of orqvender had spent tbo night on ir M jesties then on . _ 'evidently mi . I I
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� w re in the same positJous ar, door, of the Abbey, still w ariDg their I , of gy0ies, Aistance of 30 feet, bead foremost.
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� ; 3 2. 6 o-'cloc4 in a morning. At tha� hour the ig in h ll hand . eld up and robbed two ! --The English newspaper. men who ure
1, .1 6 00 boys' suits half 1 ric�. I crowns, the King bearir leaving tow ; � � . .
� � I establishment of a sick and funeral benefit in � I ,
I troops bvgan to take up their &I tb� aceptre and the roos,� and the orb in -bis I (e b $25�,and a gold watch. 7comiE
� ig to Cal towaide the end of An.
I i . . Jewis'li pedd f
i half I rice -2 5 I fund, ach surbordinate lodge to manage its ! r
i i - apart, le t, the � . under the &danca of 1%1r. W. T. R. .....
� ys, �uit� f tiOlob, aud' policemen, three paces �Liaen bear�iag Oe scep6re in her � The gypsibs j er caught and lodged in. the gust, . -
� i - . , � f own fund. Ab present the order is purely _�.
i � on � - 'Preston, Canal n Cemink -- I
1 4 00 boys' suit's half ' ri(� 2 00 lined th'o route of the proces�iou fr 1 Back th' i ad do -ie in jaiL sioner of Imml-
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i I ingh a to Westminster AbbEy. fraternal. An increase of 161 members for I
L . am iTalac UP her 1eft hand. Thus they left, -the abbey, -'Mrs. Margaret �cClelland &ed in gration in London, will be extended an in. 7 .
� � 3 00 boys sui�'s half ricp 1 50 � to eeveu';Wclock�thero were ,-ertainl�j more* followed by the pro6desti oriatceracy in the the year was reported.. , a age of 94 years. "Viltation by the Industrial Exhibition Asso-
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i . I I � that time there was a rapi-I increase �a -the coronets, a eight never W, be crgotten, and Junio:r Leaving Exams. i resided in this country : - many . She Toronto this year. It is believed that the' I-
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� il I I number;,of .spectators. Most of tl�16 best �t6red Oeir f * itit'rocan thus obtain a betteridies A01!
� � . . eni . . I died in the edun y House of -Refuge. I
I ; posit 1p along the ioute of the twelZerryle In �6'rees,for the short I . _
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I � . I were thickly or wded by 8 o'clock, 4 procession through t a strelets. - f Piiace 'manner. The,'newspappr -men represent
I I i , i pared in the public scliools have. sucoese'f ally Ontario,.& highly respected farmer o . . . .
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q half T rice 1 00 spectat � rs were, f urniabed 'with pl�rity of : d
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. S trofusers I : . I 'r I the Pu�lio School Leaving (or ..Part Edward county,i roppe4, dead in the Queen's ithe great journals of 61r.eat Britain and -
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.r r 1 25 men's Lrolusers half y ric 3 3 2�:�,, - " -, � - ,�� Lea cer- Jh9tel, Picton, la t Friday eve&Dg. Deceased �Ireland. . .
. , � Two incidents in the a e will live in the IJun;or ving hxan�iaation). Thel'
I --marchifig of the troops, headed by their . � t �Lightn*g stru ry
. , ia� ed Itbern.
I , f all who wit'a e The tificatl,ee and a!lso the m: ke of he ulasuc- 4as about 65 ye re of age. 1
cry 0 ar I . Rk the barn on the dell
r1kers - half ' 55 ind quickly p baches, ruem I on Tuesday
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. s " .- I ria 3 1 banis, agOiDg state first . 001 . well 'farm of G� Sargent, in ]Derby,
I 00 boy "' k . cessfuill ndidites have been sent ti the I -Mrs, Georg� G. Maxtin, wife of a
I .1 I private parriag a and automobiles. . Buck- of the.q , which alm �t de�eloped into . I I . 11
- - -75 boy 'knickers half * I 311 I . t ntrate 0 cen ,,rea around the teacho ocf.: I I known Chatham, lawyeri diopped dead Sun iof last week. 'Some half a dozen people
- I S;L, I ric 3. dramal rs of their sch � . t I 11�
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- hop rich Cc I atitute,-Chrifitabel I day evening wbe'a rbtitilng to bed . I � I
. 1 rice pri oi 41 centr�o of interest, as it was the a ed Archb,o of antarbur'T - Koin the I I I Ala -fall at -
. � y Bi�eett, :1 attended eb arch* in the porning and see med ,milking .30 cows. All of the anim
50 boys" in4kers, half * 1 ' 2 ' , pri � . . . I
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. i ! . OPEning of the serv: ce -the t c bishop had Andeh3on" Aries Beevers, Nia - . i -
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ri � 4 (jr,aig, Alma Dancey, Minnie Dolan, 1! in her usual good healt�'- - . the abock, and one of the milkers bad a log
0 () 511 t�le greatest difficult i _t
. 00 rain coat9 half T 0 cein: ea ing or remem-
- � - I 10 I assembl�d ther4 in immense uumb&, ;�,�'��a dcLeil the grat wbite eettler of � cow falling on him. Another I
I h bering the prayers. Th 'book, from which Helen . . �
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1 8 00 -rain coa6 half 1 *1 6 0 :� the firb�l chee of the day Went up Portage la Prairie distriet, Ma r bot.
� ric � Griffi.i. Ettal Henders�n. Maggie Leigh, nitoba, died � man had his trousers slit from top to
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. i . when We newm was circulated that King to Mabel Thurl(w, Gordon E. WightmanI. on Saturday .be deceased was 87 yeats 1 tom on both sides of the body, buD eac
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I G 00 rain coat: half I ric 3 � obook in his hande, audi!when he came 1. 1
$ () . - Edwaro was in�the b at of health and t,pir- -Winnifred Carl ' ad 'n'�hat district. for the . 1 with a slight scorching let the skin. All the N
� , � i i lace the crown upon KJhg 6,1ward's head Exeter pnb'ic school,' ing, of age. and h lived -4 3 I .
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I - 5 00- rain coat� half I rice 21 50 1 its, and, well e4uipped to undergo the fatigue P ,. Gj . a), Vel a Cobbledick, Dolly Dickson, p;set 40 years. Ile wao'lborn in Perthshire, � animals regained their: feet except twol, I
I . � I his huge fr�me, toweritig� above the seated 09" It I 1� I
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. of the 4: i I . Lillian Ellie, i, John T, Gardine;, W!inona Scotland. t L
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. 4 00 rain coa,tg half .T nc'o 2�;i 00 I I king, sway6d so vi lentl,y that the Bishop I � ot,:1 take -'fire Land was
L I I I I.E. ;� of Winchles�er had to' 4upport -I r Hurley � el P., for �
� I I T� X ROLL CALL OF THE E51pir 3im, while Howard, Via oria Mine'a, Mary E. Pa sons, -Mr. 11 East Heat- I ing, fortunately, did n
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. I e f, 50 - thur Wood. � possekses 0 well" rofile of I but slightly damaged. j i
- . . 3 00 rain coat� I half � �ric' I a I diplomatic' embas. the Dean of WestininateIr �gt a guarding Ar i lug"I L[e
� t � i 4 . I !I . The 6b8ence of special i L I r � Da 3gannon public schnol,-E. W. D ] min, Sir Wilfrid7 Lau . i.9r c4 -Amy Wilson, -the girl who disappeared :
. I ent that) -it with a �knifc b
. : I d ibe coronation n ,,& I arge band underthe crown. 'It was� evid U 01 i , I L
� : � ties dei srive I i � 'tworth county, a ; -
1 50 hard bosom shirts � : ; i I ' Helena Glenn, John B. Young oke, Joel Johnston, Tyen&naga Indian, out from near Cop'el Wep
� i I � ncernational character, al. the Archbishop of Canterbury could not see - "I I I ,
l measur -of Rat i I I , .
I I L Ce tralia public v,.8ch6ol -Ficeda. B I few days ago, has been ' as a harvest
half price '� 75 1 Ld, ar�d aftldr,'groping around, I ) a mineral stone. i I 1"i"
i . . � : In 'Prince and Princess Hemy were in his King's hei i l -two �
� � . (10) i L � tho i . . i I most im- Clint n Hogartb, Se"Ines P. Windsor. All the petitiona in a recent Ontario �. hand for Mr. George woowdgert. about
I I : sees in the royal box, he wasJust about t6 complete the � - � th r ,
i . . the c *, many prince . . I ,
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1 25 so ,' d t ar (11 os o m. , I H sell Pu)lic school- -Oliver Jewett. elections have b!�en filed at Oqgoode Hall. is, de, le assumed ,
� . I and t 9'" regular embassies were fully. repre. portant part of the cere ny when it was I . ' ! -Con i- t
. 8 JLhe - -1,-Myrtle Smale. T - � pame of Angua Gordon. ., fl, 0 ing stories
I Au field schools, No. � here are 49 in all, of 'which 15 are cross
I iriab �621 sh 8mpire, discovered that he 'had th the - I . I .
L .� � � hirts (76) � � half I . 2 sente �', The roll of the Bdti I I I crown wi I - � ' hersalf srou%ed
; - I , Noi. 2, -Cal ale Fiun.1' i petitions. Four' yeal ago there were 73 which she told in regard !to I
I .1 I I �� ! � I he raised it, but : � I .f
� . ; ho.wevq, might have been called, in the balck to the: front. ,Slow 1� I . Nd,. 'za Fin I tLy and she hastily .
i � ! � : . .1 suspicion aa. to her ident� � _.
I I 00 soft and 'ar I bosom P I � 4 -Me rgaret FimlayBOD, Eli - filed, of which c nly ei hu were prosZ-pe' .i-
� 4 1 . � . . I i Abbeylil The Indian princes. in 'splendid too ]at to proven the! choir rc,m prema. I t � 49 - ;
� � Ft � , ie- � � . left, saying she hadreeeiTed a message call -
i I I ely bursting out with, lays(n. ! tiona. I - - - �
I shirts (�50) half price i 50 I. con were present, and all of the self- tur � � � m. She has since been
. . a loud 11 God Save ` "
: . : . I � bad No. ll, -O iV6 Foster. --sorne davi ago .'Gilles Brothers, at ing her to Durba
� ; ,he a a King," Amid- a pinsion. which �ar -
I 9 " s i commonwealr I � t, -a vill�ge about 15 miles
i : pver nd nearly all of th C. McGregor, Reid)s Mi118, m Gilt, �ad five horses traced to, Cathear
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: � 75 soft and hard bosom . i r, In s th Nc . 12,-N. ay Boyd,� W. . - -
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I � I the ervi � � I gro I _ a tr� ir. Rodr were killed in- west of the farm, wher, . 'he had been work-
, . half:price 37 ' � Premia.s. Ministers or' Governo ;' a. Sir Archbishop finally manal to place tile Roderick Me �ennan. , - struck by ' Some ing, but left S e� �rday of last weak, ..
- shirts (00) . . ]� . N tiz-&beth Rutherford. , . i there on ati I
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i Wilfrid L%urior, in picturerque blue mantle +wn correctly u c n thqi'King's head. - N4. 13,-E ,stantly the fifth died .on Saturday.
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2 50 straw hats half )Ace 1 25 I � P li 1. I . 16, -Robert J. Reviit.. . of the animals were orize-winners, and all and has so far evaded hei purou4prs.
I : ... I and de�oraiions of gold, sat with Premiers 1 A)�CHAISHOP. I - E. u � I .rf - .
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� I 1� . �, Co borne schools, No. 1,-Netta were well bred and val able. The loss is a ----The ,Secretary of 8 at Ottawa re-
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. 2 00 straw hats i half price I 00 I Barton. and Seadon in the choir, m6ar Am- , i � 4 ,y 0 � ate
. � .. �� I . . ceived a cable a few daya ago from the Brit-
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. half ,rice 50 ! basqad�r and , re. Choate, and with them A few mi I nuks\later came the climax t-6 Tyn all ' . hea-7y one. , 1. � . -if the Canal I
I 00 straw hats � ' I . feebleness. He w%, kneoling to do thA first N,4. 3, -Pearl Whitn6y. I -In South Augusti; township, Grenville h4h Government, eakin � �
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It - : -15 straw hats 1, half - )rice 37 . M uloc , �, Borden, Ross and other �anadian homage of All the I ' . I d lRantinson, who was Government would extend facilities
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. I ! . 20 1 1 � . when JMdOnly he musu fainted, and would Gdderich township 8�hools, No. 1 -Helen ived while a bar� to a number *of Baer farmers to witriess
50 btraw hi,ts half i )ri.ce- I � I 10 supposed to be dead, tev
� � i ' '_ I .. M inistiers and c provincial Premiere' Lady have fallen upon hi sovereign's knees had Dry Idale. - . I I bar. was shaving him, and so ,frightened the- farming operations this country -
1 2 50 paarl Soft liats half! Wice 1 25 I sed in white, and -
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I It .. . : I i Laui iOr was r, ichly dr'es -not King Edward n e y, a rmly graep, - NT 2, -Mattie A. Johnston. I I knight of the razor th�t he swooned. The It is the intention of th ) British Govern-
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half ��r�cel 75 . thei ' any &diea in; � supposed corpse as 'd ment to sendBoters who 0 re practical _
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1 50 pear -ats . qd both the prelate a hands and lifted him to No. 6,-Artbur McClusky. siste, in the work of re- farmers
f soft h! _ I . " ere In - I , I
promiFent seats. There have beat) grand' i I
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-3 50 sumijiler c4ts h If 7 � I 9�lof London, Win-- No. 8,-Ubarlotte S�ifli to Canada to look ove'! the tountry, and
a rice I � his feet. The Bis op � ing. I I viving the barber. I I I
. . pa Westminster Abbey for gener- ! ; i I ' ` , ere playing Around upon their return to Son 1 Africa to lecture
. half rice , , I cheater and Durb clasped their arms � Stanley s("ols, Union No. 1, John -While -some boys,w
3 00 summer co'ts, _1 50 .. - . .
4 " fter generation, but there never has , ,
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atiou. � L. �round tbo Archbis 0 ,,of Canterbury. the Johoston, Jo ,in Drysdale.. : 7 1 the pile driver at the pow bridge at Dunn- to their fellow countryi,ilen on what they L
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1 mer co4ts half )ri C�e � l I 06 been 0' ectacle so unique,in i-eprdeentative I., seen. Ron. R. MT. Scott replied to I
, : ;� K kissea his wrinkled baud, the Arch- N�. 3, -Edith Rath"well. i 1 Ville Monday af terno�b�. one of -- their num- have
. 'ts . 7D , ! and 4n'�Pp'reheutlldve character as! .this- Im. b ingp I �,oad fell jed . N6. 5, -Colin Cam bell, Edith Sparks, I ber, I Wm. ble, stating t W) the Governl
1 50 summer coo, half rice , � iiho a back, his feet me Brunt, aged 10 years, son of Mr. the - c,a h .
. ; I per ial !'coronation, with'a cloud of Witnebr.est P
I 2 00 fancy - vestg ' 11 00 y ri& mechal and , thus be was E d . - to m
I half rice l 1 slow) a ically, I iulh Stogdill. : A. S. Brunt , b36rber, *:'as instantly killed by would do all in its powe). iuke the mis- .
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t I 76 � from �he remotest bounds of the empi in m t e throne to -Percy G. KeyF. I the lever o - . atus striking him On bion ot these parties a a cees.
hal f i rice! _ ore carried than led f4om t No. 9, 1 f the %ppar!
� 1 50 fan .y vests I : . Th ,�mericaus were lees favored, ,than the , I I i . .
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� I 'a tj St.. Edwaid's chapel, whera!' he was re- No. 10, -Grace Murdock, Elizabeth MC- the bead with urrificiforce. -The Minister of EdJJ -,ation for Ontario
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I I 00 fancy vest . half rice � 50 Cana tn who had at least! seventy f I I . i � I
. . f tens Toronto, and, � e'lias decided to invite i,h 3 headsof ,the' dew
I cy, 89 -he -vived. , , Gregor. � -Asalt famine threa z I
I seat; yl at thlr4, were fully thir�y in - t I I I -ince to a
2.5- 1 b , ; . , 0 0111 ed bad t I the Prov.
; . 50 ties i JIM! rice' I The tremor which his v t oaus N�. 14:,- Freeborn Johnston, . 0onald as far as the salt jobbers can diseel there' gree conferring colleges ij I
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� 25 ties I half rice I `�) acaroely subsided when an ther human Grw4sielr. : is no immediate relite . a b Id "it the early 1;
! I . . THREE PROCESSIONS. , 1! I : I
:- ! 2 0 collars i half price 10 ; A ,touch varied the pi oceed i t a Uitborne s hools, No. 10, --Clifford Whit- demand for th .article in the CstuadiLNui September to discuss tko -allocation of the . *
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I � ChO three processions to the Ab ivas forgotten in the er. Instead of I
i ; I I -_ lock� Northwest ia,the allfiged cause of the sear- � Cecil R'hodiiel scholarabi which will
- half price 7 ' � . . f
� I 15 collars I . Oarriod out according to programthe and the !merely accepting the I mage of the Prince , W,,awanosb schools, No. 3, -William J. -city. This is the rei . ison assigned by the! Ontario's share. One ] Ian *hich has-been R
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I i . I q agleaturee of the firsb'�iwo were : iggested is to let each separate universit -
0 _9__9__T__9l 0 , 1 jobbers of salt in Torontoi 1 let y
� . _9_*_,F__9_.�q,l !--! !J _6__ 4 __ __1__17_1_ , nly ' trikii I of Wales, King EAVard put-bi3 arms around Sm4h. I I � - I
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++_1_+_A__W_4__&__A_iA.__6__ * 1 -1 - , I th g4rgeouo 4ate carriages and the beauti- Ithe Ptincell and kisse'd *� him, and then re- N6. 4, -Lillian J..Plark. -Rev. Dr. Courtie'e, editor of the Chris- 1 in turn send a representative to Oxford, but - 9
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� t I I called him' and wrung bis hand with a man David .
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� 1. tears to many eyes. , T thole who were Theregistersfor 1,903have been sent to Mortimer's Point, M6koka'for a few weeks,� be discussed. L V.
L The sale prices do not apply'to all od i s ock at above p4ipes. Spot At�bad to'�e seated at 9.30 0. m., a I I I I : .
� � able to Bee, clear�y, thee two episodes, the the �eachers. The literature selections, the longer. Rehm nointention of reaigningi ter understands, f ' -- t v7slue, and vill , - S
oval. jGood's will be exe anged at selli�na 'price if I thou$4 the ce�emony was to begin at 11. 30 1 1 a Lthe Wirt., al ,,, rea ven , - �
� � - cash and no goods on appr 0 � 0 fice i list; Of authorized text books, prograrnme of the editorship of tho . Christian Guardian, spell ere ',a handsomely, -a � I
I 0 I magni nee of the 'be) welled worlient the 1. ..
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. no sati"factory. � � I � I " rn d' MeTk and even the ill be found on be a ca didil,W for re- It is unde4tood that the On- A
,t W�Iat a Shak i � ! 'The eternal splendor c'f the unifor btu�ies, etc. for next term % and will be a ca election at the; at Oxford.
I . I esperian scene - �_
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. � � .A� All I to , ric grandeur of t 'a 6o0nation to ind of the 6over. The results forl General Confen Dee , 4hioh opens in Wiol i tario universitie
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I i -A-04- - , , Anglo-Saxon mixture of sublime and gro palgis 3 i �, peg next, I I � -- .
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:V11 , tesq0e. of tragedy and comedy, � Lbe tern �, I : -George S. ort0n, a farmer, near , o1ra, - he so on. I : .r va .� Orris,, . I ic I
cont�sl which is the key-note7 of all Eng- � King Edward vt� greatly ,unnerved by beeA receive . . �
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. Men for Manitoba nd. the luest . , ; ibndWon of theas Archbishop of Canter- I I I .1. reated considerable intireittin the neigh -
209000 i � � lieh RifeL i . � the c � . _�___ Hastings countjr� met with a fatal accident' 0 T
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. . b d'tbat his majesty 's�t in constaut EAST 1 HURO-N. . - He� was i an va-ged � in dr&wi borhood of Staff& and 0 -cmar I
. ; I o'cloc I k procession after r roerss,on 1'r r" i laab week. 1 1 1� I f
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I 11av(- to invest'in. an outfit, L 111ur f ar i though he 'was oU�.waroly cal , as could be f ragments strikli . unate man iu� L
ave the amount f a - - � g the unfori - . - ment of costs- The pla utifFs,costA agall
, you c, . y I royaIl �rinces ind princesses and their su i tes I Cle�g,. Arina, Dunlop, Emmerson Fultou,l . � a d at SM t
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. I � i � thati and sepuritely came members of the fudged from the oteal with which' be - ture. Medical the defendant bav bew tal I-
Im, your , -price sale .s on. I I I _rdeal� Eleanor R. Fanat9a, Harry C. 'Goodipg.i - . 8 I atiff At - �i�
0 I � as death came to hi and the detendarit's coo against plai - -
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- 13,y buy' -oods now while bur half I 6 ( erO�t dur rig the f no %vail, I
:1 ; I I . loy4l family of � England. Then the Duke' beld his sceptre rod aid was . 7
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1 . Fra ik W. Ham, Beatrice H. Howe., Alex., 0 1 1 1 fever � - %:�
1: . . ! ; � relief in rp. He was 54 years o $86.26, leaving a bales -in plainti,lPs
4 ; *~ nnaugli and his suite ; the a! the Prince This brave show, 1howelver, d. d not deceive a few hou . , .
I of d Lamont, Duncan A. M31)onald, B'1111rbara I 1.
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- - � I I *1 0 A 0 A A - p I the Queen, Th ough the service, and - age, and was a pror�inelat Orangeman in his! of $206.09, which has an paid.
I : . . and;priucess of Wales, followed by the � -McKelvey, Susan McNair, Beatrice Me- I ! - I il
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� I QuOen's procession. r Irwir Raynard, Ada, ROOR, , a qu -1 the Met - the Fallarton -
. � 0, I ot know: became more and mor nervDus was this Nai arte� to -save . rn i . . i-11
- Ili opitei of her slight limp, I do in . I I M.! -About d Friday mo � hodist onurche ,ot .1. .
I I man who walks like her, and that day noticeable. . i . Rose, Brine 3cott, Kate Telfer, Wtr ing, fire was discovOred in. the large brick circuit, the following particulars Alter- -
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: , i - w shil West, to exquisite � for wordo. TH � - , 88101 actory at Ha#ri8t6,n, owne and operated ad, showing the mouey raised for the finan-
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� I i - I I their Maj;sties, -6r leaving the by Merram .
i � Of 6ourse, to finish, came the King's pro --leo-' - As � Br(tber�, builder10 and manufal cial year ending July 3] at last : The Mount I .
� ark H. MeGsvia, James 1W Rich .1 t2r* _
� I ; Brown, Fr ;. la'appliesl and -riovielt Pleasant, congregation :raised - for :01 V-ur* -
ONALD) - . n. , : � Abbey rain commenced ii o fa . and t,bey re. � tures of bdih era` . -Y . �, I
(SUOCESSORS tO GREIG & M I I ; Bio. � I I I I [ingford, Ja76 98 ; .
� i I I I Tittre w,%sls very .heavy poises, 6,33071 ; car I I
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i, HIS MAJESTY LOOKS PALE. I Twenty-ei.,ht- candidates wrote a ' dlWoo - ��
,I r � , I the rain ceased. he leftat2 o'clock P. 5 . toelf of mate ial lon baud, iand this, wit,� i13ethol, $4-12.41, and Fullerton v, 1& J
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Johnsoln B� 'Sn9 0 - 5 t Wingliam. -Part I junior leaving, Lauri "the buildingLar d m: obinery,!was totally $607.25, mak ng a total of ,Xe i It � I -__
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11 . � . L . s1wers were given in a firri and audible he massei . ly a ligb b i aduranee. . -Burglars are gettin in t .�
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. f i � - I well, all considered. _L Majestie8'return to thel Pala6e was marked the northern border , I,
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. . . I .-ough the whole stage performance, he lar to those were in Kingston!, at�few dava ago.. many 04 brokeni aturday night, a ;
I � —, , T. hi by scenes of enthusiasm simili Jim Marray'.4 Albert Patterson, Alerta M. � . �
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i 10 . wai spared only the LitaDy and the aer- d their prI kreas to the Abbey, llr them found th�ir Way t ; able a ey were al . ��,
- i which greets 0 Pe raon, Je4nie Rintoul, Roberu M. 'Shei . a to the - I I
F a � I mo�., He ha,d to take the oal,b-- and l4ten A � The private 4elephonewir �Lj
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Harviesters' Exc�rs n � the more circuitous r6u�e through clubland Ma y Troy. 1!1 � I I ! they nould leal al tW,ng up , land W straF,rated. . enting any warn- !I:
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I I a I i an6duted with holy oil on his h ad, breast ride of i pers no occupying the , Annie Gilchrist, Marjorie Gordon: subject was & L tter of mu4-,h -k in th4 ing being given to the 4. Z
T -1 E WEST - . h F ind of thoua4 . bel. 0 'is is the �i
20,000 WANTED IN parts. Thi
i . 4 bands. ' Then he ad to avieu state, and it M1 as quite likel that durin ators are a ".1i
. - �, I i ': an . stands, W: indows a�nd oofs an, ,opporbuniuy Be tha J. McKague, Alberta Rintoulr, Her - . Ly 0 the manipul �`
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1, - , � v cloth . I �njuyias five ousal would twelfth time Badour's a ore has been burg-
, to - : change hia clothes and put, on a .11 of is year as I . 2.
- i � -Male or feniale froua the Fast, who have arraiiaed Work �dth driends, , of greeting the nowly or owned King and hia . roy, r tbi , q � -
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for t1w same farmers thev worked for in former years, _ * Lh, oroner� jury in T ont , after due .
.� Or' , I . � ed free � Poor fellow ! By that time be was grow palace; which th.ey did in th wenty-eight candidates wrote at -A c I I . -
1902 from'! Winnipeg to destination 'on presentation ol ' - ' I and had to be supported, when be a recided t . �
prior to August 3lSt, I I I In$ p,a a Irl Ellice, quite near he Ellice Catholic
n . o markable scenes, tbiff entire cr wd from Con- centre. I I 'deliberation, 0 , ,tiat to� ride on I n as leading al horse, across a field -
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e to C. P,. R. station ageot,d Winnipeg, without I rendE-Y_ I wa�a resented with the spare �,d ,,,rd, sLiuution Hill downward joining in singing I I electric ear'is- dan � cemetery, w I- . I
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: fa-riti lal�orers' cerbificat , . . � in. 0 tb a. front seat 9 a � opet � . .
I - . ' ana Phad to gb through the proc63 of girding . ! t I lytb,-1 art I junior leaving, , � rig recently, the lioree knocked
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. - -- to certify they have cn- the national anthem. . 1, i � He iry, Edii h E. Jenkins, Raymond Red. gerous. MrL-. 4aria Thotripson, who was one mornt d inflicted A severe wound. The � ,
� in't it Iwee,,:Sfiry for zucli farmers! to go to Winnip ..- .:. ! kn6 oblati*of said sword. Then be was . � t . 'ming intp � the city from her down,&, .
C 0 ; F ridin on a ca ed � . I
I I - i L . I . � BORE DX�r NVEU M.. Toll. -
� . a,jye(l filetil. I I 4 ia�lested with the armilla and Imperial l - . ma id, Annie : � I hereto has 8 habit. of Jumping over any �,
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; � I n -Annie, ; s ago, became frightened
I i letIurn of! the '�King and Part I, i -the groun �, and it was at. one
I � the new stribution is not -to fo:ce Shortl �after t e I Junior Matriculatio , I -imipo, a fe ulai
. I 1.1x,i-rtuA'-1-ioN :-The object,ot . plan of (�J, . �, I mftutle and the orb was delivered to him. yl 'a iq the motor blew out, &D4 small hole in
I Will, 8mith tu work for Geor,e Jackson, at Estevari, wl hom lie does not know,., After that �the ruby ring had, to be put. on Queen tothp Pa ace it was,! officially an- Cowan, Katie Marsball. . � I b se the fus �, i ace, pened. I
, of tbeFe pbActs tiiat the ident hop I
� . . Twelve candidates wrote at this centre. sprang from the ear. receiving fatal in 'e5
I nuanced from thei -a that the -King had borne I . i ar Mrs. Robertson received a �ery bad cut
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.- nston, of Yorklon I � bil fourth finger. � . In returning a, verdict of "accidental jdeat
4ers o work for James Joh , VVhOm he' does know. 0 �red Wroxeter,-Partl junior leavirf T -Ga I _ about two inches 10 Ight eye,
I if be pm t , A the care. the terem011y Wel ard,that he had suffi 9 _Jager rig, over hier ri -
- � q At last came the last part r
� iven -Ldh freedom of choiln as possible �i : A. , tanle the jury redom6ended that pass I
0 - I ' be (, as mi . . . 1, I % ,I m4ny i Higgins, 6 I I ob short
I _.. The lab i(.r w'11 11�1 i I , the puttiuR 'of the crown on his in no way from fa.bigue Thi� was confirmed ne� Campbell, Ben , I � should not be allowed to 'occupy the ron and was rendered uucov scioa� for I
I . member that with each sep. I by the p�lesenCe L of the ! L : - ::: ! ..
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� labore�s being primarily ticketedi to Winnipeg, With t King! himself, when Sandoz son. . � time.
. he4d, J1 Bu re i i . ,.
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; The hwt of the farin I them � 1, . . a&' '-o be said in response to the r ated plaudits of the Etta J. Feat of open cors. .4 - : � -puring the storme Tuesday aoft
the promi.-4ng free distribution to certain territoiy, Places' n the 'best ar�te performance prayers h Ill OP ge�
. � - . � I I or rge Fo d, 0 - f 0 a P I er i
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� V'Innipec, .is �lie� seat; of . the . . I ,owds, he and the Qqeen �ppeared on the Burns, Robert Higgins, Ernest Wiley. -Geo 3sw j 70 years of a �
� . , anid. bym.us or anthem* strug. of last week, ligbtaing pacsed down a wat
a Dro c )r.n
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, � , I)OSition to obtain work for theo rqasons, viz : in their robe and ' T�e- .Six eandMates wrote 0 this centr minent m .... rclIant and formeralderman;;
. 0 ! I hen all that was over he was conducted balcony crowns. . . 19 pipe on the northeast i er I of the Tel i
. , ontteal, -55 years of I �
I -%,I I --headquarters of tl e. C.� P. R. west6rn lines, an(l i NV . � I I - Fordwich,,Part I junior leavin PereF Walter B"hel -of M . I ' su� )
I 2 an'toba Government, and the . Jacob's faces of both were sti sed. I with smi es as il.s and wn ectina.with
i ; to��the famous chair, placed o�er � I .0 9 rai f the Gral took roller In , � X1 a
- - lie has jileb cause for cow a2int, he , . I d
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can make it' known ! , I in r1ecognition f the S. jAshton. enry A. Carter, James , . C& - age, chief t a aespatcher � o I
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if any person cofisi S -�. st�ne with his heavy crown ow -bis bead, a .they bowed repeate � M1,cGair?, Trunk 'R I . Miss Florence J1 .other pipe., paseed,into I ;he new hoiler room. I
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� 11trimediate investirr�tion of . hoavy. mantle on7 his shodIders, a! sceptre i a warmth of the applau8 . . . � ter, Jemi a E. Gilpin, Mabel bereCharles Mohr �nd Gus �Caslick, -a
at once to headqua-AeTs, with po�itive assurance C .... i . r - an albeutionist, were w
I I ; I 01 t �__ W - I - Ar6intha B. McLauchliD, &sislkliln Thomas, of hif utteal, . - tbe mill I
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. ell f oun a Satisfactor' ad. ustment. : hi6 right band, and the' orb in his left. I drowned at O! Oreba,rd, blaine. last weeki, ' fi"er Dow workin at , -were I
I his mievance, and,if ascertained to -be w le'al 7 I C might have )eenial sad drowning EdIward a Etrome, Lindsay Wilson. I . �, i bey were iv necrewing the pipe.
1. I � � as.presented,to him. - -What !, pen'geaZed. T
0 I : I I 1beii"the Holy Bible w I �! where they were !cipending their holidayi. I
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. I i t u ayer ad at St. Marys Ten cand ,dates wrote at this centr.e. . I toin I I
. % , a 6nediction! and Te Deum were on 9. and accident W:as narrowly . The following pupils of t They b' the noun hout The ligh g caused a blaze Itostrearn from
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GREIG & STEWA T3 I A � dnts .. we enthronization took place, after which on Frid :y mornit g of I a the an .
i 6* - - . I 806forth C(lipgiate Institute have aucces - when the beacli at that poin -
. I him by princes, peers, son of Mr. James Mar bf the -Royal, r y witne� with a pair of tongs an I his left hand. H7-8
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! . ; I homage was� paid P by'! ; . .- I - a of the traged� . i
. . I . i I ar,�chbishopp,: and s3 on, and Xing Edward together with tW D Of 111 8 Co ,ere f ally paspe� � the Parb 1. junior leavin - deserted. The okil . I
. . For Canadian Pacific Railway lickets aild telegraph, Doonion. 1i mpanipris, w . n auld may obtain their certz-ate's wai a young atild who did not comprehend left arm was paraly,zed to the tibow for . a -
Z_? � fishing in the rac'e near th Ibridge leading aa�inatio. � ,I - I
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and settled on
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His wife diecl
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