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sz-Will ptease ., . � I I I . es to b spending some 15 years in the United tbe�action was pending the , estate was se,
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2STORES i - Me r digion and psycholog�, I may submit � Statel they came to Canada, settling on the tied up that thoy were un%ble to - ..
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I 5o ft. wide � I Grou�d Floor - with the foregoing ciL excelleni Oweit Wister the 11 Virginian," " I tell I her dpalh. She mairled her late husband; wife we�e in actual want. Tae �
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Weven tha abs,da,w . I - MAN1Vr,&CTUR - Allow me to say that it in really a wonderA' 18 no m I I he should nob feet -
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11 �-Oarpebs are just elic& _____ __ 9 1 1 — . ful lett r in many respbots. ': However, well of a (ommunitv than the middlin' man of : William, on homestead.1 with ,whom his he was being pr(iJudiced by ; being hurried , , �
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. . , shall touLb. it.3 logic, its 1 reasoning, its, I mother died';'Mra. Henry Taylor, of Hul- dowu to trial. 'The Matter ' thought th -_
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_4d the room's oth-el, i I to Laymani � H space you have accorded mle in your up�to_ . � feelings of a son 1 who had been out off wit . -
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He qnotee a lecturl�r who said 11 The best (late -paper, an let us hop4 that I shall not AMM WINTO'D_ practically no shara in his tather's large I -
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ms, I-h"Re daint � � people never dauce'�l I think I heard tlie�, find it neoessaiy at any fut','ura time to take �
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or of We refer to the arrival of our smart �priiig Suitk. They are 11 Lre, for I* 1clearly ireme * her the�, L SEAFORTH, by the father - re Such as in the present � �
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. landed, and we want you to see the tterance. The at I )(ours Re'apectfully, :_
In. more partbular youAre ab�u� your ' I Lszie.� Deceased was 98 years of age. i � I � __
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, clothes, the more you will enjoy looking ese maste -pieces of the t-ailorls art. i tI . I - � i year3 ago, and�i they were amorig the e ent of - �
t reftal it you com , . I evening, in a ; part �f his lectura.� I I of Jrhu R. Sutherland Were reported to the I
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timg a to Bt-ttleri iii t 0 towns e was the Grand Trunk Railway, is at preFe . .
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64e. If youL 6 trimming shows* plainy the exce'lence of our � -This Is a positive "I let. ther'efora Lay'man'. A North -w est Town D,68tioyed. I medical health officer hn VVocdstiock on ..
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Potions, W Spring suits. Our price wiH at once convinde you that we are a, faix I Be to " is at the outaet gui ty of 1� intensely ex-� A despatch from Win4jpe , Manitoba, I F a Q a amtine re Outions are in -
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od work] at $6. 00 f�r a splendid -,v�,00 suit 9 misrepresen I ter, I f Saginaw, Michi- -Mr. Justice Robertisoti has resigned'his . - �
I flo. business with. We begin the go' .1 ' dated April 29 says : Thelie was a volcanic � -1
Y.V. choose - ... ) � 'ation that can only I hinder! the 6 ' d to prevent khe disease spreading. " ��
in Carpets,, n pefore., ; f cause h � explo don at F auk, Norbhwett TirritDry, Wee �
. I axid give lots of chances for suit,patisfactio gan. Anoths� daughter was Mrp. Heni'vr- position as judge of the high court'. There Those down with the disea@e sr,3 two twelve �
�Oma, laea curtain we uit at $124 i has at heart." The rat quotation is correoti' about four o'cl, ek this morning. ibis re- � .
. , Eon, who died4n � are now two good vacancies on the superior
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Oghts fror � ; I . Jands a� absolute fact : porteil to be covdred for a � mild at d a1alf day of last � k, aft-ar an illness of six Free Church, North Berwick. Scotland, in the town, and her bab It -
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D419iXJA64R191H 9 X!)%99 - : firm as the eternal ti I li. I t ma be ver east from ten t� filifty feet i n depbh. w e 0 -According to a the I -_
. EKIXROKA 1: weeks from ty�,ph id fever. Deceased was 'will be recommended for-thechiiir of apolo- �.
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� J�41 � , i tal 28 years of age. She had taught - for four getics and prad; ties] trainlD in Knox Col- �Zl.
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ia-- girl with the, � anyway. However,' ie does inot stop with� line between British Columbia and the Ter- adian ,railways at points of interaection I
It the mark t shows - - all belonging to the $7.t 0 and ip 110. 00 000 i !one murapresentatio � - ritories. . I . wood, and otily resigned the Dashwood -The city of Tr,routo -will lose S25,000 1�
15 I . � , but pi�oceeds at once: - with highways and 1,185 �wtr.a killed at il!
m6lChes t � lines, all new good,q, bouo,,ht at a price I � I : I I - I � . soho-31 last Chrl'istmas. by the civic fuel yard which was run there � .1 7,
he IeEtdini . to another miarepres n tation of. I he lecturer,! i I other points o &
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of tha lot at $6.00— , Insincerity. By the lucts,tion given he has! SOMETHMG I ABOUT O 0] sings in the year mer Twas much high- 1.
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. peop e o ensa I w o were fortuna in, or commErcia Droiperity ow sweeping over poor health foli some months with that dread Pacific during March was $639,000. e an ma a RAILEd in the Imot year was 00%,,- - .
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then7to mi represent him, and then write' .railwEy metrojolis, Norbh � Bay. As alake his life in Tur&rry township and hada ceed flais figurp, the New York Cent ral d by collisions with an,imals,was light. �+_
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Layman beneath it is as Cowardly as it;' port, North Bey obtains di -tinction on Lake very large circ�e of frien3s. .He moved to the B61timore'and O'hio. The Grand Tr.;nk -
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gist for the dance. . is ratei,lence to Chriat-1 small me " in I hebyea at--. her sister 3 of the survived by a i ow, nee Miss Anderson-, -0. M. Ander-3on, of MontevidEo, North one of the ]To It Successful .,fun-ationa of the __
.ien people who coidemn ;the dance 'asl great, ,akes. B,ut'W tbe'northern terminus Glenannan, an Ono son. I Dakota, was lobbEd at Winnipeg, at the kind ever held in th36t town. . Among the -1 I
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:did people in every town -Who refuse tol and- a, the so thern terminus of the new her eon in Porb Huron leavi I pg her t� 0 Four sf rangen bustled about him aul in � e' ` Cauadst' speaking with f'proo' and vigor.
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dance becauie it is i ompat�ble with bolY� Temiskaming ail9ray, which is being COI,- youngest --boys in charge of the bouse. When excitement rel:,eved him of his wallet. 0 lie ad7Ooated transconti#ent4l railwaysi
living., To say that tTeese people are 9 'goody -� structod by the Ontario Governmefit, Fha is ehe returned hpme-ahe f6und that some eve -Amoag th se to whom the Univ r ity fast ste&mEhip,lines and. mprIDvements of
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! ,inencf. Thia 1%6t named road will open UP buehel atoes, five half -gallon jarsiof of L. L. D., at the annuil commencemen in
� we took care -he was not vu -e we ,could keep
every true man is ino ipable. ' :_ 8 of P" r June next, is James W. Robertson, 0,4m-
0 have ; le ull a 19rg3 tract of vaJuable laud to the norbh, preserves and 6orne deeds and other pape� a. these west6rn provinces Canadian -and
Again, Layman intimates that poop a, which is at present covered with 016 and -Mr. John ; Dickacn, formerly of Ro:x- miEsioner of Agriculture forthe Dominion
shirt - ' ' _' I . II - Brimthh� He made a pplea a strong Can-.
condemn dancing " iondonei almoEt evtryJ all the diffcran) varieties of pulp wcod. The bore, MoKillo�, had a peculiar expErience After that i b v
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. ' - 3rat 71) miles vi ill be 'ready for openAtion by with a burglon in Winnipeiz one nijzhb 're- -It is r6ihored that the magnificent
it is weak and wicke 1. The people whd next fall, and when the 110 milesi which are cently. The iellow broke li�:nt Q the- hou� se private res:der ce of Mr. J. W. Flavelle in part. of .all classes to hadd. -up the country on
. The condemn dancing are equally outspoken id uow I oated, h ive been built, the read will where Mr. Die son was roomiu I ,; great national lin-58.
, . I I g and in �is QaeeWs park, roronto, is to be purchase(, as
rts their bittE r con demne Lion of;' mier ��, . -Mr.Joaeph Martin, the well known
epresent�-! haveieaohed ew-Liekeatd,at thehead df tour through � .eplace rin intio Mr. ,Dick- the official rer,'j dence of the Licuteriant-Gov-
i tion, lying, slander, rZte., add every othe� Lake Ilemisca iing. This will open up one son. The fell1w pre-teuded to have *got in to ernor, and thl rumor has obtained crede I ooe Politician of thd, wtEt, ,ALI w 0 is 11:0W a
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tleat . abomination that in i his lattkr day tco often' millio i acres 0 meet valuable land, and if the wrong liouie, and Mr. DickEoa gave him in circles suppoied to be in the " know. resident of Victozia, Briti ,
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so rich finda weak apologists whose laudacity lead� anoth)r hundred 'Miles of.'road are built,
I I a speedy exib itbrough the front door. A -The Canadian Pacific had a -nasty wrqck above the knee. I.t bas for soMe time been .
I them to the folly of lublicity thlough the; 16,00(,000 acres more will'be availablefor few nights prc�ious the same house was at Marksta ' ' hich is abo � I
tterll-`� press. i I . . I ,y B�atien, w ut two known that this alone ccUld be;counted 011 ;
) -1 i cultiv ition. t the preien time hundreds � burglarized. i I miles east of Sudbury, on Sunday. The �
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I I -Little 'Nel ie Hatter, of Exeter North, Winnipeg expeess ran into a landslide, �.de- �
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i very limited or purpw.ely suppressEd. Oftie� g e land;' ' As the roid is, I had rather on � unpleasant sad,, painful 6x- railing the !ng�ne and wrecking a couple of , �
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edical men writ3 pt rely from a medical not complet:d, th)y must await navigation, , will undergo the operation during Maim.
I perience on T ursday of last week, which .3arB. Engineer 0. Barnhardt, of N6171:111 . :
andpoint, not relig ous, 1� (1,0 1113t -SaYl which is expeo;cd- to open this week. Three 'May yet prov serious. It appears the �Ad Bay, was killed. i rznt stay in 1he hoEpita'. The trou�ble
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: - Liyman is a medical man, but a little stud ' which makes it necessary iss recurred ab
� Yl,, new b:)ats will be placed on the route this swept the floor at her home and the remains -Miss Edit4 Bugge, an employe of i'the �
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! of the ethics ot the p rfessiou, will certainly',, searou so that there will be daily communi- were. bareleeBI or unthinkingly tbrown into Snowflake laundry, in Woodstock, #as
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j Anotbet mislea,lir ment 1ay � Of 4 ourse all this progress in the north is explosion tcok! place. Debris 'was tbrorn of the laundry, on Tueeday morning, when years. It is expeetv.d. Mr. Mot.tin w -ill be I
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T. makes is that the peo IIII-113 (19 nob d%uc(y havint its influence on Nerth Bay. Tile in all directiOZ, the little girl Eustaining- her hair caught in a pull I ey and her ent:re retired from .active' life fo.� six'mont,he ab
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I It C vicious " slander W make a nd no mistake.� tributing po'n for the country weEb and were dresaed a'd the patient is doing nicely, - -Mr. Alex. McCoeb, a farmer livingl'on noon, at his reeidence, in iToronto, of the
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on to insinuate that liere is nioreunchaauitY and is greatlyIncreasing its yard capacity, -At the 4ome of Mrs. Rath, of East presumed that he had fallen,in a fainting flit �
� among people who dc not dance than tber had been criti2ally: ill for i�some time past, �
� while several o �her important improvements, Wawanosb, o� April 15th, at' 5 o'clook:p. while feeding his stock. , He had been, dead
i is among danoers. 8 �and up#' Mr. Layman, , sufferiDg from BrighVs di�ease. The dis-
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went abraad for his health.1 After the sum- .
. mittcd as evidence in a legal'.',court or else b�, dences of mui cipal prosperity. A hospital The bride wa i iven away by her bi o' .b�r station, at Harriston, owned by James .
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01118r. your silence stand wi tten a slanderer of the eted in the t9wn ilaab midwintEr, and was una ended. The wedding ma Smith and occupied by Hinde & Song, as a
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virtuous. � ; � and hi � I up- was played �y the bride's con rch Deering Har- muda, whe be speutthe winter. Wbile ---
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; fakird, etc., was a Etrange, one to -make.", Aid. In this institution very con�siderable congratulations, the wedding* party, sat A large quantity of urain was-destrbyed , n I
! You must have been �efore a� mirror wh , developme � I . � March and was in such po health that he 41
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t , But L , too � prove� iquipm nt to the value of �3, 000 is The gifts were�numeroua and useful. After covered. - . .
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; newest production ( f the day. I , i8l looked for at an early date.', Edudationa ly Clio evEn*ng w,a�s well spent., the bride,iiald -Senator Carmichael, of Pictou, N'bva �
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;;; have take up their , y . Douglas Presbyterian church, Manitoba., -if �,
i How astute' I He gc Be on toisay that great hall. A large 3um is spoken of as an. appro- I`
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i culture of religious filculties �nly means the� priation fgr dri inage. A pulp mill, employ- h6, Hullett, and whose parents ret-ide Ion Scotia Steel Company, and father -in law of t&ikc
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N coi ding to the I new psycliology' of Layman! are abundant. in Philadelphiq. She had just bee ol�ne of the oldest OOB -,
I n married -Mr. John Allchin, .. �.
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d YOU not be disturbed in it 3 delicate poise On its! now b3ing laid, and it 115, expected that Etove, when a Itottle containing -an explosive a justice of the peace for the county land he represented w4s 14 The Slickit Minister." , .
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a pair c , . np, the larg t is the Pie3byterian, and scream. which � made matters woree, until alife4qng Conservative. . I �
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brink- say in self extenuati .1, " I u6ver bad I sug-1 funds and wo k will begin at once. The near Marnoch,[had a rather exciting experi- Ari enlivened demand has been o.-cacEi,ried of the employee ,f the Kemp factery, in
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reason would not receive it, and my reason even I r Sabbath school purposes an over #x, on Tuesday of last week. for woiking horses and oxen. Horses are I
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gaging that salacious though�s are prevent -1 E"
� and it will afford & BeatiDg %�apacity of 450, of the tree. This he succeeded, in doing, it Presbyterian church hold itissession in Knox h6m§' of Mr. and I MT.3. Wm. Robinson, in
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9 0109V. with t rovieian for the construction of a gal- jumped, alighting about 25 feet away fr, m church, Woodetock, on Monday. After the Mitchell, on Satu day evening� April" 18th.
� thp waltz is the most favorable publi . _
I 0 P081- lery vi hen re'u ired to seat 100 In' ore. And the tree. The'i dog, a collie, now began to retiring moderator, Rev. Alex. Henderson,"Of The family, consisting of eig�ib -*one and
. ti6a anywhere admiaaable f0 the suggestion; so the work graws. figure in the fray, and for aboub 15 minu en Apping had delivered the opening address, three ,daughters, were all present with the
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I- I .istence, while his canine- as his tuacessor. Rev. Mr. Henderscri took theirparenta.
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� fruit. The fruit ripens, Mr. I L man.: See?l - has a Freak in the shape of; a calf without -Joseph Goi,ild, of whose death- we made Lazarus, the subject of bia sermon being the gold �'ined spoon, by their children. �
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SY I even tie ismblamee of a tail' � brief mention last. week, was long looked sin of selfieliness. A hearty vote of thanks -%e followinj gives the populatiou and .4
The legitimate Inference to diraw from' Lay., . . ' - ,
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$225 : man's singular position i that a Christian! - Bern Jn Somerset. services rendered during the year. the c unty : Blausbard town�'+ip, popula- F_.-
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: I 170 I of Clil ton, ha,ye received an order for a oar being in hin 88�h year. i I - Downie, �.
il ou�kfit to be very careful ati,d not p fess� I shire, England' he came to thin country -While Peter tion ,1 �, 491, amsessroont $2 341 �06 I, ix
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� much and live up to it ; serve God a little!
I - ; -N r. W. D Fair has eold the old post- about 60 Years I ago, settling in Reech town. bythO D&Meof Borden were pitching bay on 2,651, $2,374,148 ,- Worth E"thope, %012,
.and the devil some t!3o___�o &a to prevent si
. office noperty in Clinton: to, Mr. Arthur ship, wherel he ppent some 30 yea.rs, and then Johnston's form, nea,r Fenelon Alls, a din- $2,02 5,935 ; Sout;4 Band ope, 1�884, $1,215,-
. catastrophe ia�the realm iof rt�ason, or be : Couch who gets possession on the first of moved to the S;d concession of H . Ab6 t puts &rose and Johnston if fired on Borden (175 ; Ilice, 2,780, $2 070,164 R
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t a I To good and evil eq al bent, � J uly. ten: years afte� he moved to HenBall, whore four times in succession, and then attacked 683, ,818,830 ; VFu - Ilarton., % 1 146D t%052--
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t Be both a devil and a saint." I I -T e 371 a 3res at Walton, belonging to he resided until the death of his wife, w en him With a pitchfork. The first two shots 648 ; Hi - I I ' - -ogan,, -
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I I � Mrs. Sage, of Windsor, hag been sold by F. he moved to 8 an grazed Borden's shouldera, the third grazed 2,986,,$2,466,056 J gton, 3,014, $2,.
:'Surely the intelligent readera of THE F,x-I S. Scott, of Brussels, to D. McQuaig, for greatly liked !ixemitb. The deceased .. ,
' Py his fellow itizens, d his cheek, but none of them proved fatal. -252,970 ; ,Wallace' ,2,690, $2.072,238 - Lis- , �
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I T. Field, two two-year-old heifers that sound judgme t, honorable and upright. aton made his own escape before help. Could -1 Ile two of ithe children of Mr. Mich- a
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'you have unconicioualk,, exhibited iix your� -A) a meet" R of the graduates of Ter- to this con try with her parents 70 ye ra ronto a few days ago in conference with a these he threw tior-on the reow, hitting hits
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3he btreets of your town � than the leadingi einment to so blish a forestry department .don to live with her uncle, the late MrJo in packing house at once. wing so 0 ove- 0-11106 f��.�
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I fter some years sold out his tumery to Mr.' was some' fear that this great monopoly r. W`m- Elanon, of ftstfojrd, `h" 7-
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on that of Layman of the little village of Hen -1 marrie Ito her now bereft �parbner at the cOnfined to' her bed. Mrs. Leitch was bpra ter C. Mackey, who to at present in Ireland. Stratf �rd wben he sni
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