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Mr, Thos. Berrows has retnrue
front Owen bouzul Where he represeat
L1 Court td. O. V, Goderich,
Burioars is an euthuSlast. '
From .the report of the Shingwan
Indian Home, Sault Ste Marie, . w
Mon that one pupil is partibll
supported by the Buylield Liottelt
England Sunday school,
-Tile bells of ,t.:keter's chimed
Judge Carpenter or Detroit was here
with the exeursioulets from that city,
hlr.Lang, town clerk of litratfotd,
und Mr. Cavan, Iuland. Revenue, were
both up in the &A town last where, .
Miss hetiginiller, awl the Mieees Lang
will spend the summer vacation at the
British .h,itchange.
Mr. George Bissett left on There -
day to spend a few clays with friends, !
Lt Stratford.
Miss Letitia Smith of Clinton Spent
last week the guest of her friend, Ussf
I, a talt Vivian
Mrs. (Dr.) Hamlin aud !
little daughter, Miss Kathleen, of De-
troit, isnd Mrs. 11. I,. Beaman weee
in town last 'week.
Mrs. Win. Grinnell and sea Rus-
sell of hetroit were the guests lest
week of Mrs. J. Bedford.
Mr. and Dirs. Meliwan anel sots Fred.
of Detroit were also the guests el
Mrs. J. Bedford last wit:. •
Itir.and Mrs. Will. Green and two
little sons, Bedford and Awns, were
the guests of Airs. Greene's inother,
Airs. John Bedford, last week.
' Mrs. Alfred Green and son Master,
Fred. spent some days last • week the..
guests of Mrs. Green's father, Mr.
Malcohn McLean. .
We were presented on Thursday last -
with a Coronation badge by Mr. Cav-
an of Stratford for •which we, are duly
thankful.
Friday was rather cool for the
Guelph excursion. Among those Who
went front here were : Mr. and Mrs.
-
Stoddart, their daughter Maggie and
son, Mr. Stoddart, and wife. Quite
a family party.
Mrs. (Dr.) Mucks remained at De-
troit. to pay a visit to friends there.
Mr. Farr, conductor G. T. R., has
the posts of his pipe fence painted red •
with dark green tops, tubing, dark •
green, too.
Mrs. Blackstone, IIarold and Miss
Victoria all visited Mr, Charlie Blacke •
stone in Detroit last week. .-
For the news of Godcrich 'and all
parts of the county read The News.
Record.
We think every reader of .The News.
Record must feel Interested in the •
History of Huron which is being gihen
every issue in. sections.
Col, Peters was quite gratified with
the Collegiate Institute cadets. He
inspected them at the agricultural •
grounds on Thursday last. The •
strength of the 0. C. I. corps is ho
rank and tile with Captain Kielev
command and 1st Meath- -Jordan ; • .
2nd Lieut, Lane ;• Sergeants, lye.,
Horton, Knox- and Whales,. •Bugler
Saunders and Drat -tuner Leo.. Elliott.
The corps was put through maiihal
exercise and .company inspection, ex-
tended order and eompaoy in attack,•
etc., after .which they marched to the •
station, gave three cheers for the.G.. -
'O. C. and saw him all _on the afternoon •
train. ' •I
Rev. Mark - and Mrs. Turnbull were„,
in London last week attending. the an-.
neal ineeting of the Synod. of Hurem..
Commander Schetky- of the U. S.
navy, wife and daughter of Philadel-
phia are the guests of Mrs. J. -L. Alt-. I
Huron Road.- They intend re,- .;
maining the summer with their neices
merrily 0ih
11 onelity •at 9 a. In. in Juni-
or (il the nuptials . i‘lity,. elated
(laughter of tdoveruor Grinot, aud
Joseph thihrtighlin, merchant of De-
troit, formerly 01 Ktngsbriege. The
briedwatehel up to the altar on the
arils of her hither. She. was bewail-
lully ischantel meow la oadeloth
with -cream colored NUR wuist and lath
• to inaleit the gowit, with white. erowit,
and carried. w
eltoer boquet brid-
al .roses, Miss Winnifred, her voting
est sister, was. bridesmaid, Lresseci
oeautifully in white organdies white
:hats eink sash and carried a shower
Limpet of .pink roses. The .grooinsinan
WAS Mr. Will. thl,aughlin of ihiutail.
A great wedding banquet was peeper-
eil in the breaielkest room of the Gov-
ernor's house.l The guests were Many
at the banquet -and a- large number at-
tended the setvice at St. Peter's. Rev.
hail= West ollietated. shIrs• Kicieh
Peesided at the organ end played trie
wetitittig march When the bridal party
marelnal in. Mrs. O'Ctinnell• sang the
beautihil solo "%The 3esalins” at. the
ofierthry. happy coisple left at
5.30 p. for-- their*hm
. Ititare oe at
Detroit,'
. On Tuesday of last week we Intel the.
pleasure or beitig. inhited• to ettend the
'annual meeting of tlie West .
Eartners'- lnstilute held in the draw-
ing etione of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mor-
ris of Illorrisdale Farm, Colborne'the •
Mime of Mrs. Beek, :Aire. Reid, Mrs,
r. Ilarry Morris and sev-
er• al .others •the same large family.
it is quite. a large two storey stmstan-
tial residence with green shuttere. The •
hares are very_ commodities, the • ore
(hard large 'and •the. hearts of •the
prceent owners filled' with:generosity.
Tliti Meeting was:held-in the drawing
rooms, ' at the. finish , of which all went
(int in the orchard' :at the rear 'of the-
euilding to hette an address -Il'out Mr.
lime of Ottawa,: Who is as well versed
in the care of pottiCrY,aliVe., and dead,
as Mr.. tillford at the poultry station
at. Ilohneeville. Mr, • Hare said that
lie: hoped that• the young men Ou the
.arma ,wothel.soen tai.e a greet interest
.11 agriculture • • espiali in raisin,
etock end poultry for th-B
e. ritten;
ine.rket, :Ile' • etnettle assign no. reason
wife, theeyoung men -Lit the farming
he
leave' • -their 'homes 'foi.
the. city, ' Expenses are. higher, and
.ositi ons Scarce,. Wyandot tes • and
thyrabeilf Reeks., were •the ehoice-. • M.
the British natiOu,•. They....were• ,siety
Shoice in. their. seleetionsof .Canadian
:paltry. They • would not. .parehase,
-hiekeas, With black Nio nor, yet, With
it spur and only fatjtuey chickens are
bought aerossthe water. They only,
•ike '.a three or four • Refund chicken.
she - shape of the ehichen after it .has
Wen "killed is another feature . the'
irittelt merket .which . obliges the
'driller to try and study•lioW t� mike.
he. Chicken eotiktempting to the pur-
litteuri After lieing..pliteXtel .(feathers
are to , lie left on head and ;neck, and
loch's.) they. are preseeh into e'groove
eke •it trough; where they get a "set':
kliteh. pleases the •eyes The feet- -are
,rawn sip to . the 'head, .which is -
owed to !mug :clown. ,French ehickeis
re last on the world's. list. •Chiekd
is can" be raised in -September and
tetober very well. Chickens should be •
eIT ,StrtialiS old and our farinets) 'Airs
said', ehouid begin itt (wipe to •
afee. Chickens. °foe export,: -
After the hutereSting address *as
then all were hirdited- to .tlie front
1 the .hotise where the ladies. had
pread lOvely white table .clOtlia over
. 'table at .whiele eighty persona sat .
omfortably.- 'Piee;tarts, • .seeidWichee
nel different kinds. of cake,: hickles,.•
°fleeanel teawere heartily relished
y the, gitests,-..-The day was a perfect
ne •,• and •everyone 'enjoyed 'the picnic
ineheon. . Over. two hundred persons
-ttended an.dwhplc • fainilieS. drove:
tit. .3.t was, as Mr; Rod. 'Young said,
he. finest 'meeting ever 'held• ithsehen-
eeit years, .A Vote of .thanke wes.give.-
ir Mr. and Mrs.. Harry. Morrish•
A' very • pretty home ..wedditas took.
lomat -the .resitlenee of 'Vies. James
I. Ilarris of London on. June .411; the -
ride. being Mies Grace 'Maud, 'youlig-
st dattgliter of. the: late Sidney •Bowl -s,
y • of.. ..Toreato, • and 'sister• of Mrs, -
antes H. Harris of -London dad- Mrs.
.Parsons 'of The Fair, Gocierich. The
ride • came iuto the.drawing room bit
he . arta "of . her brother-in-law, Mr.
The two Harry Megaw and•Sturdy „
took a trip to Detroit ors Monday e
week with Bert Tilt. They also vis-
ited Windsor. 1
. Mr. George II. Nairn .of Windsor
took a run up on the Greyhounhto
see his brothers and sisters here..
M
Miss S. Willis of Halifax is: visiting' -;
her sister, Mrs. A. F. J. Naftels
Mrs. Rhssell (awe Kate Morrie), of. e
Waterville has been visiting her sis-
tcr, Mrs.• Mangus Swanson, and other
ri ends . •
We learn that ex -Alderman Centel, e
on, wife and family intend removing•
to Kamloops, B. C. It .is regrettable g
that Mr. Canteloa met with that aech
dent for he tumid it impossible todatd
tend to his business .auy longetaad , s
sold out. Mr. and Mrs: Cantelon are 7
1110St estimable people anh we -know a
the town will lose. generous friends .
when they go West..
Mr. Farr's residence on East •street
is being touched up . with red- paint
and looks quite attractive.- .•'••
Henry II. Humber of Vancouver,
C,, is 011 a visit th his parents, Alder-%
inan and Mrs. Humber..
Mrs. Zebe Tolsma of Detroit..aad _
son, Mr, Charles Tolstua, wife and •
hahe were in town last week. They
kindly called upon your • correspond-
ent. Mr. Zebe Tolsma is one 'of the 0
wealthy citizens of Detroit today and
we wish him :militia family 0110m/ed. ,
prosperity. They. lh eft Goderic•aleput
25 years ago. • • a
Patrick George Lynn bit per steam- e „
er Greyhound last week for Detroit. ••
TiZ OLINToN Nviivs-RzocnEti) June 26th, 1902
BRIEF -OUTLINE OF
THE CORONATION
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GONhEOPIATION ANO PfediSENTATION.
OF ROYAt. ORNAMENTS.
eervlea la 'three olvishinie-tieei len of ttko
KinCr 11)!' 140 1 *opts eci
0410-11ye Stag of ITnatfoo- o ro...r
• er thnvo,
e oruatithats sea thEn
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throb:in: oi ,hKin
-.1 Ki-. ite Onacn :on
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o 18.
TI8,1 conservatism ot Englatal has
been showo 110 way iaiore Absol-
utely than Lt welt:es tteedine
upon the coronation of her Sge inend
queens. .01 edi•ortai 10115 are
comparativehy yare, but the anelent
rites such as unction and the deliv-
ery of the Royai ornaments are lixed
rites. and in return for these gifts the
King has .always boned himself by
certatit promises.. The nake.:1 ()aid 'OD
of the coronation ser, ice eneatie 1110140axed rites -the consecration of the-
monare.h end the presentatioa of the
Royal oreaments. Many additions
re m
to, these baeereonies have . been
added but once an addition .made, It
remains. Whatever hov ceremony
King Edward VII. Introduces will be
faithfully observed and carried out
by the heir to the •throne when • his
time for reigning eomes. From 1007
to 1683 in spite of the Wars of the
Hoses and the religious confusion. of
those far times, the coronation pray -
ova remain the sante. The proces-
sion from the Tower to Westminster
remained until the coronation • of
Jainee 31. when it fell into clisuati.
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Queen's, used when they come to the
, cOronation; the cloth of the King's
I table; the eloth epread behind the
1 King at clittiter, and "the chines ot
' all swaps .atul crane' anserved UP,": SD
ince 1483 the ultes of Norfolk
: have 'filled title office. This Duke ix
the only man in England who hes
the privilege of Wearing his hat in
the presence of Itoyalty.
. uoietv,it ee(e (Meer.
:The Lord Great Chamberlain is oue
of the greatest lay officers- 00 the
day of the eorimation. Ile -hits to
dress the King on the Tnoniing of
the coronation to provide the coif
gad linett gloves, to bring the •oblit-
thins, or offerings, to strip the King
fOr his unction -which means undo.
ing the specified garment at the neck,
whereby the Ling may be anointed .
on the breast -to provide the crown
end robes -used after the service, and
at the bauquet to bring water for
the. King to wash. In the proces-
sion he walks by himself with his
White wand of office in his band, be-
hind the Lord. Mayor of London,
Garter, and Black Hod. His ."fee"
le enormous. It Is forty yards of
erirasen: velvet, the King's bed; bed- I
ding, and apparel, and all the furni-
ture of the ,room in which the :King
atept the night before the corona-
tion.
The Chief Butler serves' the King
with wine at his coronationbanquet.
and he .has to provide the wine for
all others who hire present at• ' the
banquet. His "fee" consists of the
•hest gold cup with it cover, which' is
'on the table, • and all the wine 'dun-
,
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Of all ;)1.-'y in the l'itrk eet people
astir at the dawning. All the epare
about the Abbey was thronged with
people, and eitrriagee he eatt tO rattle
along the steeets and tine e was the
buzz and rumble of voices and the
sound 44 merry lallebter. Tile Plitt
-
form front 1Wistiniteiter Ilan to the
Abbee• wits co , sides 0.11(1 floor -
log, with illie blue aloth, The etinopy
to he boree th•er his Alajesty by the
Barons of the Cinque ts AVAS
;yellow ellk profusely ornamented
with heavy gold Stipa.. mai
The King pros:Ma la the officers of
State entered the hall at ten o'clock,
anti took Ids seet lit 1 hi. great ehair
at the head of the Itoyal-'1 ebb*. tbui
. big gun tired amid et ghteral silence,
told outsiders that t1 it rites wore
about to begin,
kike 14 tee( ontelaig,
The» came such high officieb its the
Lord (treat Chamberlain, the IDOL
Coustable mid other:4. The 'sword or
Stale was laid upon the table; the
Curtana, or swerd of Mercy, with
the two RWords of .111S111,' were itraWil
fri»0 ecabbards and presented
. to Ole king: after which the hot('
Slows wore (helve...eh Theii emirs
the procession a ith the regalia.
Dp the great hell wallost those of-
ficials Whost, titles sounti. so etraiige-
ly odd to the peoples of this •contiii-
tett, such as the Rouge Dragon Pur-
suivesit, the Blue Mantle oPursuivant,
=Iva EDWARD'S CROWN. • •
But the. actual service, rentable as it • .
was in remote •thues,
A coronation service is the con-
. .
.drination of the 'elected lerince as '
Ring. The ICing-or Priece rather -
18• actually elected, for,. on entering
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t.:400
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•et7eme. ei.exiexonet'e ('BOWS,. .
. . .
.the church, the Archbishop addresses
the pe9Ple,. en(Miring if they be will-
ing to .accept the ..Prieice• as tlieit•
• sovereign. . mere .cereinony, -of
course, but still tv•modera .one and
one likely to be' part of the 'coronae
. tion .sertice.of otir King.
• Rohe sahos• il001 seeetheods heata, ,' •
The theory that the' reign .hegetn on
the day' of corimation lasted in Eng-
land' down to the time of:Edward I.
.whO was the. first 'King' to • date his
reign- from the death of his father.
The chief hitlerenee ..between the con-
fiecration of a Bishop, and the conse-
•cration, oh a King lies in the. atiSeace
of the. imposition of hands In- the
steering Of the -Xing. Not ad -was it '
•iti the dusty,' ages, King Edward
mak revi e the custoin as it is ;said
-he will revive many. of :the' old quaint
customs,: Queen Victoria cut dowit -
Many of these curious cevemenies, for
at her ccikematicin. there. was neither.
champion Ler banquet; it wits retlec-
ed, it . is said, : to' the .10west gbh;
shorth ef much of its ancients grane ,
deth
deur; buheeing 'that it wes it child-
• queen. who was being crowned, no
doubt everything "wee redneed to the
haost. simple form,: as indeed there •
-was prceedent, for in the eorcinatiaa •
'of. William anti Mary, 'and that of
William IV, and Queoe. Adelaide,
On Sunday, 15th June, to Mr, .and
Mrs. W. E. Corey, 567 Forest Ave.,
West, Detroit, a son.
The Goderich harbor sawmill dosed a
down last week and will .reniain dos -
td down until the raft now enroute s
to Croderieh teaches this harbor..
Tho faneral of the • late Abraham s
Gathey took' place On Wednesdaym ' af-
ternoon frothe S. A. barracks, The
body was found not far from- the lad s
der which he himeelf had bailt en the h.
face of the breakwater, the bridge he- 's
ing talan away to allow that portion rt
of the harbor to be dredged. He timid ,0
have lost his footing on the ladder g
his boat may have upset. Coroner d
Holmes said na
o inquest wanceessary,.
The &ceage
sed looked years younr as el
he lay so .peaceful and calm in • hisli
casket which lay in state inthe bar-
racks with the S. badge upon his
breast. The casket was covered with )
flowers, a great portion of which were
presented by Mrs. Young of Elgin at
avenue. The pallbearers were Ahesers,
James Buchanan, Sr., D. H. Ross,
James Hyslop, S. Knuckle, Thos.-
Woosten, Lane. The services at the 8..
A. barracks and grave were conducted
hw Adjt, Cooms of Petrolia, Ensign.
Crawford and Ensign ilohnan, now ss
command. The flag was carried by
Armor Bearer James S. MeMath, Who .„
has taken the place of deceased, eild h
the muffled drum was carried byjames
Io.rris, while Mendelssoliths march
as being played by one of the guests
aid was beautifully dressed in
tine • of whit grgandie tastefully
rimineh with valenciennes lace
ation and peail trimming, white
nd pini
k roses n her hair and shower..
oquet of . •bride • .thses. The • little
iaid of honer, Miss Alyrtle Harris,
ohm of the bride, was. eltartningly
ressed in white organdie, tacked and
Med, and carried it basket of White
esi pink roses which the. wedding
ng Was placed. Rev. Mr, Burke :pa-
roled the wedding ceremony', .The .
room was Mr: Andrew Oke, rner-
tent of Seaforth. The groont's press
it to the bride was a handsome' gold
min with pendant in form of it gold
eart with cross of pearls in centre,
lid to the little maid. of. honor.' a gold .
•acelet. The presents were very val.m
able and naerous. Ile. bride was
iloiet in Victoria street church choir
liad.many friends and well wish.
'8, among our towuspeople.
Knuckle. The S. A. procession was A;
h.d by the Army &lints •singing
" Shall we gather at • the river ?"
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The funeral numbered it large humber
Les of each week.
Mr, Daniel Geddes left on Thursday
✓ Myth. where lie will take mho
'itself a Wile 10 the person of Miss
•
of carriages, showing the respect . so s,
many of our citizens paid 10 -the late
S.A. worker for Christ. Three is
daughters and one son are left. The Is
youngest daughter lived with himmi
the island and is aged 13 years. The
remains were interred by the side of
his deceased wife in Maitland ceme-
tery.
Airs. nozziewood and two children
of Port Hope are the gueeis of Mrs.
H's sistcr, Mrs. Jollies Robins(%) be-
fore Mrs. It obinseths departure front
our town.
Wedding hells ran for Governor
Griffin's mtptiale hi Dttudaa on We&
hesday.
Miss ASSIO Miller graduated with
honors this month ttt the Woodstock
hospital for trained 1ItIT'S0S., We wel-
come Miss Miller batk to her Old.-
Windt
13EDOEAVE.
Rene Mr. Thistle ad bride have got
ttled (Iowa to the realities of wed -
et lite. Mrs. Iiastie left her father's
sidence ate Sydenliam, Australia, on
.•
clueel-
Eegland). where she was Met by
r. liastie and alter the necessary
sidence of both parties they were ,
arritd. They will be at 11(111111 to
siLors .Wednesdays and 'nuts -
Nellie Stalk.ers After epending a fort-
night's lioneyluotni' at Galt and other
itiaces the will r t • II ‘Ig •
mai take up their residence in the
house formerly' occupied by W. Wat-
son. Congratulations', lian.
Dame Rumor states that. the bridge
oti the' river, c(m. 6 and 7, East Wit-
wit:nosh, ' has •been blocked owilig to .
some procedure hot 'being legal. They
laugh best Who laugh last. •
Vatriek'S iitoek barns at Ildertoit
were destroyed by fire, only the live
stock being. saved. The loss is esti-
Mated tit
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THE couriT OFFICERS.
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Description or thele and SerVricibis
•Ot the rorocittion.
• e poison. to anobst and .crown
the King le the Archbishop of Can-.
.terbary. The right of ..thio Arch-
. bishop. seeme to have rested at first
On tradition, and' on the fact that
he is the (fret .prelate 'of the realm.
P • ,
• erhaps the most •thiphrtanf on the •
day of the ebronht Ion is the F.'1Afarsh•V
al. or it is he who, as ehief
heumatism
No other disease makes one feel so old.
It stiffene the Moto. produces lamenees,
end makes every motion painiel.
mes
It 14 sometiso bad as whet', to din-
ble, and it should never be negleeted.
M. J. McDenald, Trenton, Oat" fiad ft
after a severe attaett of the grip; Mrs.
Hattie Turner, BOUM. MO.. had ft so
severely she could not llft anytiong tine
could seemly get up or down Oaths.; W.
H. Shepard, Sandy iloos, Conn„ WAS laid
up with it, was cold even in July, and
could not dress himself.
According to testimonials voluntarily
given, these eufferers were permenently
re/loved, as others have been, hy
Hood's Sarsaparilla
which corrects ttareetellty of the bltod
th
on widrheumatism depends and builds
up the whole system.
Sleeve riass eardeonstssiuon. twee 0 alas,
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1V. was crowned. • That the pageant
will be even more magnificent then
It then WAS is assured, as Ring Ede
ward is determined to make his core
dinette% mat that of his beautiful
Queen the most splendid that has
been soca 811111(1the old walls of
lenglend's great gray Abbey.
. •
The 114.1quet,
The banquet, after the coroaation,
' when the procession again moved
back to Westminster Hall was ob-
served at the crowning.of George VI.
It spread upon the elevated platform
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' . ','•••e.‘,"4;.:ee.2-5`-'7.:1-(7-"'"'", '''':',:eesee:',":.--e. .
coitteeeermx e..e'reett.,. . •
the ' Dean sof thedtininster, carrying '
St, Edward's Crown on -it cushion of
eloth of gold; the first Prebendary,
-with: the Orli; -• the Second Prebend-
.. . . . • 'sow, :carrying the .Seepthe. •with ' .the
. . .
• - hlthi hoick 01" NolIVOLK. . . Do e; the , third, with. the Seept•re.
,. . . . ,
. . .. . h tut the. (dose; I he.. fourth. eitheying. •
. .
der the bar of the. Hall, and all the
pots aud ,cutis which are not of gelid
or silver, which are in :the wine cel
lar after dimier,'' • .• • •
. : &art alarshal chief Butler.
• The Duke of Norfolk is Chief 13nt-
•ler wen, 'al Earl Marshal'. •
51. .Tedward'e thie fifth carry--
• ing the Chalice emit Patina; the eixth
Prebendary of elVvetniinsf eareying
. .the• Theee cligiditerias • being
• in‘hden.lidi bo ilisshInfesty; tlte. vegatlia
sva.s• dal d. Open' thio It oya I Table,. • •
• • • '11ii; Orsh.l. of 'i.i,frenttiA • • •
•
The SdVailli. gun asts then fired, MO
the procession formed upon .theeliblik
; e loth speetol front • the' to lee
great steps in the Abbey: (hatch., and
moved forwerde the" anthein
LOrde. Orient the King a...Long, Life," .
being' 5ll0'144 putt, .itt. suvcession
with the plasiiig of the Isaiah
the sounding of trunniets niicl • 'the,
Netting of 'drums. The th si. persoue
order ot 'procession, at Gem
cbronation, were the Kies's,
. ITerb Womaii t Miss, Fell owe sh
. her'six'amiels, strhiving the way with
heybe, then ‘..'eetiae. nunterous • •grand
ottisialhh• . ecitriet cloitkh .• arid
.earehieg stal'eS ; ' 1 truhipet-
ere " %eh h, "their sil s or 'trumpets; the'
kettle- eireifii t. of hrimeon claitiadie
fringed , with "gold, the
44,q111 t Trumpeter, with his 'Mace,' and
• the.Clerleh and dfiretere la Chancery,
sentlemen of he • ideivy Council, • Ptir.-,
wivants of Scotland and 'Ireland "le
;their tabards.," foli(iNdest by bus dfa-
hesty's band fii full State • habits..
Mate sillete,s,. E rhy ohmillore,
211 lee J ust tce14, 4-(eig Deagolis', ).,.)
erre. the King's .Iniusehtelde 'the.
Stat,da os. . II atm vets 'thee .Stitehard
Of leelanct, thihhitatidaed di Scotland,
followed hheia .0y, oiehops.. • heraltts
11134081i th, !a dr abreast,'arraytd
..0 iriruson. seleet, and, :aihrvine their
their. heeds.. • .
:. •
" . rhe 51•11110,11(14, ••
gie:iat, 'Standard i, Eagle:11d,
-itea.fe . the • aext .pitet of ,hie dOghth
prosessi on,. then 'the Delon dtanclard,
followed •.• by hie Royal' Sta ndard
.Nowdearne the Regalia, the hielter.;
of he Green Ilhd, • and • the Will to:
- Itoch. tho Lotel Mithor of.1..ondon; the
.the horttleman Oshee of the Black .
Rod, and the hopety Lord Chamber-
lain of Tho Royal Princes.
eitinet next tit soleadid State
: au:Mad. walkingalone, their trains
herne (V • offiCers so appointed. L'ach
Prietee: caratd 1ul>u coionet ' hi, Ids
. left head. Alter them walked certaia
digit i Levies bearing Lite . Hovel ()Ma: -
»ante, um! then came King Cleorge,
in his ltoyal llobess with the Cap of
initintenanee aeleerned with jewels up -
ort 'his licatl,• traiking tinder *a canopy
of •cloth of .gold, supported by six -
ten -Barons of ••the Cinqate Ports;
his Majesty's trai1). borne by, elp,ht
eldest sons a/ Peer.
The King's holniehold • followed.
• 1,ortis of the bedchamber, grooms of
the bedchamber, 'ushers, eqaeihies,
PhYsielans to the court, pages, the
ftoyitl apothecady, surgeon, and' 'so-
/ el tor; while the yeoment of the
guard closed the procession. .•.1 have
not ment toned (he t itl es . of Ones
(Martel, of these goegeotte ofTlcIahs, ne
space will • not permit, :but et slight .
idea. may be gat 'bored 'ef tli I eng I h
ot this., Kingly inetrel. when Gtosge
"
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b9V tal
++401÷14,4444444 .
The Chief. Sewer is the officer who
Arranges the 'dishes. .at. the King's
table. The Office hits Jong been :exe
tinct. It is rumored,• however, that
Edward .VII, willdreviVe it.'' • •
The Grand. Carver's duty' is plata
from, thesnatne of his elliceiehanother.
. extinct oflice. • • . • . •
The Chief sCuphearer has to bring
to the King at his banquet,•the first
p o.f dr pc arud he recertes as his
, fee the .golden,cup that, he Odors- .•
The. Grand •Alinoner for :the day is
the 'Lord of the Iktanor of Bedford.
,He has to. distribute the alms in a
silver dish, and. m'evide the • blue' or
"ray" cloth which is spheacr.before
the King from thestiainster Hall ,to
thie rons. Ili‘s ".feo" iS' the" diph
'mid Re linen cover, 'else- a .!'turi" of
• .
The Napier' has: to provide the
'Cloths' andnapkins for the • Niag.'s
These he receives as hip "fee.",
. ;The' 'Chief Lardiner Provides" the
*teats for the' banquet.. •Ilis hfee"...14i
the .remains • of the feast: .
The once of The Panne -ter was t6
I carry the huge golden salt cellar and
;carving. knives' to the .ICipgs table.
These,. with ,the golden; :Spoons, eon-
,:etituteasliis fee.'.' .
The pictures • • '
que. office .ef•the Kiag's
Champion has already heeasdeserib-
Id•... Mh
s fee is eonditioria• •
:TIr %Shy Ann wherefore, .
it May he advanced:: "Why those
"ridieulotisly Muted.. eftices ?", • Our
.5outherix cousinearhile most eager.
to • participateor rather to Witness
hhie Solemn rites of coronations:4441
be (sure to 'ask this question .will be
sure to make merry over. it, to. cari-
cature . it, to affect to. despise , it.
The.feet remains, however, that thee
•htncient and sjuitint ceremonies are the
'foundation and the tireservation, • of
tite Motathchy of :the geeitt . British.
Empire. The old, old Meaningsof
the old, old 'and forgotten K lags; the
marvelous reeords .ef• the Kings. anti
AStieens of old Britainh
-te . aheolute.
. foundations tition which the thymic of
'Empire sits; steady and Steadfast-
, beeiond laughter or jeers, beyond, far,
'far beYoud• tbe frivoleSite and the taw-
! dry, holdinga deeper • meaning. in
theta, as they are; old end ten:event
i rites, thea nifty ever he getten otit Of
'."1.1% neW Ilepubliese-the. now ordee,"
Therefore; are they and ought they
' to he sttered in the oyes alai heorts'
of the children of the hlinpire; of the
builhers end •promoters f the gthett-
est, the most solid, the most helloed
()lent etadi progressive-Withia •. stout:
eonservative ihnils-thnh the Worlds
have cher Yieeit.. • •
'11to Mitt,
Ail the old: cerettionies, geneious,
(Malta, most attractive, have their
reverent traditions. iitele have
been mo)e; easefully elletekhed, Our
good King Showe the desire to twee
Set tio„ nay, I() magnify them. May
•
s.
hss.,dd.sdhsshheehhheh.
'
1111t ARD111103ROY 01,' CANTERBURY.
of the lierald's Oollege, superintends '
the arrangetramis for the toronatlon.
The present Earls Marshal Is tittl
Duke of Notfolk-hhe heed of thehlo- •
rein Catholic persumeion 111 Edw.
laud -ha sincere mid devout Catholic,
himself. His actual ditties on the
dIty it ,l 111(4 1i"iu 1
'Weal:Ong! lie Has to keep order in
theb ink's pr tn. clash' (1 (4(1 try •the•help
of the King's nsiwrs to keep the
doors of the King's pelace. lie hoe:4
in the pro. essiond with the Lord
11 igh> Constaide, with ttlenn he tie -
companies th1 ehanipion ot, los entry
„
Into 11.P.:111111;•il'y 1101lie hay
(labile, 'mho tr. This ditty if is to
curl y the 1 re a it hi pro( eseion, to
heil) to Pot it on the King's head,
otot to support It "by hoisting the
neuron on the f ot the eroWit,"
As his fvoL till ofilcorti have
their teeth -he claims the King's Pale
trey With Its harnee,n, And alike the •
he. be strecessful 1. And may God
1,1 014, s our 1' ing 111111 ()III' lovely flues...,
aim sah.e and Malt 1110111 101' • 11101.y-
;01.1.111 10 1..01110. 10 airt titin nod
heartei»vliat, after all. ie the .graied.•
Olt Empire in the world 1 St/oil ease
itio JSItig .1 .
. . Ptif l'ofoostion of Opotito r, • .
Ti )'4'l)11) 1)15 to be seen 111 tat'
Ring 141W11:1'd SeVell lit W111 rein-
Statil'eerialn oltt (.0)01114(10n ceremotri
It's Whirl) have fallen into distme. it
is said that. the King has it great
love and rev ore 11 for • ttnelpti t cue-
fonts,- am! it Inis. been hintpti Gott
Musty of '• t hese (did -lime ceremonies
Will'he revived tit the voltam; ('(11'011-
3
alien Tile 14101 ocesSiDil no Wilieil •
tito 1.01.011ill.1011 OerelliollieS in
processions to amit'front theittmitetter
and a hannnet utts at the cor-
al in floe or hoorge iv.. pporosseo dui
uot APPottr 118 , lie WO 14 1101,
erowned. As 13 ilit4; 4008 l'I'POi
that. t<11114 1dd wa rd will follow tluo
Coronation rites of George IV. ugh
lie/laths sortie >f the more aneieut
customs added, it is 1111.ereS1 Mg to
observe the order of the ceremonies.
On the morning of the (*omit:Mon it
a.iorry peal of bells and the discintroe
•
• "TS UT •COTtONF.T., si'itmoirrr
in the hall. The first course was
brought- up in pr.ocesiden by the
clerks of- the .1eita hen, those of the
heard of Oran Clutit, and the coil
-
1 tonere and ' other, °divers 01.. the
hieueehold. 'Iltree event ofileers of
State, mounted .on horses richly ces
parisoneci, accompanied it. When this
'first course wits served, the proces-
sihlti.6nuitiligovte.)idt'i.tii,:a horsoVest,.1.: xpnree_n
Majesty thee.. had his
hvo111,' Washed by the. Cu tilyearer. de' :
geldh n l'aseri • and ; ewer,: kind wit))
intuit ehruriging . of tithes hind, digni-
taries. the Isaminet began .
• • 1 K131:04 (.:1 6611 (1 I On.
A long ,end. chestier 'flourish , of
trumpets souncle.d, ah the first (entree
elided, Mid. the .•:ga tes , wore. hrowa
()nen' to eidnii t the :1‹ n Champ n.
'‘Vitli another floorisli ft /la Affild'Offit,, •
tlid Champions • On
iiot'o)mck, 1» ti Atli .strit.:01 polished
stoner; aud • rielt .plurnes, of ostehh
feathers, appeared Metier ' -the porch's
oll the triumphal .erch. Hishmarese•
Rion' was inunediately Conned., • ..and
mo; -ed .slOtYly towards the 'eat ranee .
to Om hall. hhere. • the, jameehter.
1 letald • proclaimed the challenge as
of 'whet.- .d.Ohsee'S
eoevel', high oi losv. shall .deny.01
.gallisay :oar, 'Sovereigh •I.ord GeOrge.
'the Fotirth of the .I.Tniteti Kingdom-
: Of Great 33rit•aiasuid•Ireland, Defend-.
er of the Faith, • son •iend next •heir.
10 Oar Sohereign Lord 'George -the
Third,the. auit •King deceased„. 10 be
the right. heith 10 the Crest n
'Of this. oi• •that...• he
ought' not to• enjoy the sante, liert
is his • Champion, 'who saYeth • that
.11e lieth, end ,le• a false. traitor', 'he-.
ing ready.l. inpersonto ecimliat with
him, kind . in. ,this-'etiiiirrel :weft .advene.
.tuee his life' against Win on•whatedar.
.soeyer he May aliPoint,h. 1, •
so-siundtei theeseesnewh, -• ••••••
'Whereupon. the Chaaipion threw.
down his gauntlet; which having lain..
fele it skirt thino. upon the • ground
was returned to himby the Herald.
Three times fleeing their pro'gress up
'the hall towards where the..Kiag sat
at table, the trtimpets • flonriehed,.
and the.. challenge -is tittered, ,the
.gounithet t 11 ro wn snit retti r d . The
King hook the gold cap front his
thiptwarer, drank- to hie gallant
hampihn, and sent hint •the cup,
With .ti mw how to his Lord an I Chief
tile. •Clikempion
winc.aitil eel:ales the golden pap With
its eover •fee, •• •
.011131' eti ,p in the- recoiels was • the
gauntlet lehed up, and then it was
lifted' from floor by 'a hlttle o:d,
41 01110.11, IA Its, oheringit to' he Chn.es
1 ion.. lead she wits afraid the Aentle-
mil ri Would lose his "telieve". in 11.3
(dowel, or that it inishi get trataphal
1,141:07*second .eourset. '.."(;().(1 -Save
then vaine the King's "largesse,"
1113 T(Jng;" Honors were distributed,
it»d itaer a long and weary day,
King Oeorge retired . to Carlton
'Muse, from the hteriquet at eight
o'elock. Mktny of the, ceremonies are
not set down here, but I believe that
the last Chainpion, out the lest hen -
rept ceremotties, occurred at .this eote
°nation. It is to be hoped Ring Mt-
wara will revive 'theta.
'opt=
thiaq theett inse.t.re on ash os '00040
h .Cu.( patmput twoo ttten 04pasoddns
eau esotie pun °ens etn. toe eastretq
slut 'posit nociaost etra 51).11 1,1211M .10
414UtfllsSlt Ster SUM Ottat tIA10 0'0%On ST
L 11111)/ 181A0.14 VOIR %nom peefee
-451 ott nettles. ut '40.red eo outos
4>31.11 mo,t •40s teeent 01 tented
du 'Ilttpitteep uoaq Iraq otos. %Ingalls/
,11,1u /111..10ti5 '03 e%odsi• pint Atatnt-
trOtrtm TUOT1.0. 10 0110 streptrustia lad
toqunio ohms
I am prepared to buy this season's
elip of wool, as ewe!,ott airs tto etdooh to
at he ,
BEN :viILLEIR
-WOOLLEN, tnn. Iv Warns at( tlatlee-
imitten pattrutt tong IT osnoq Otis cet
0.11 q no suet '11i111CIASTAT5 04
00(1 putt ex/smuts/ 'poinst vita 'wawa/
Motto iL13 httumttet srissany tiotthe
q It12t11 vitt hpotluat 30 twos
tta .813a1 'hutwihttiads puti Ash) ems
ohehut haat heti stoma win odic/
(ht (to hthhatitts; 'Vast &I eefol 'molt
t[i(IneoAt. 8(101' '0°Pu0I
.ttepuel 411 p.mtu %rawer
MILLS A
for the highest cash price or in' ex. e
eltalige. lor ntalttlf,,e11(n'Odarta. .
shall have a large assortment of • o
0
Homespun Cloth •
for Ladiee' Dresses during the season.
The succese I had 1 tet, year itidtiees
to go extensively into the manufac-
ture of this article of elothing.
TO Cilltt A COLD /N ()NU DAY.i
Take Laxative Promo fattittine 'M-
ts., All druggists refund the mouey
eo' e Gledhill if it fails to cure. U. Vit, Grove's sig-
•
„now'
loot.
*PPP
• Iwo_
' Stock of
:IAN
gar.a.Aviwas;erikritiLariArloiAvikraloriini. •
at very hest peisslble.
• Prices.; how • , '
Ou ge he. theniderftil at 1.01 (mho n
Sheet usic. Boefts Add Vaideth Iklths4e
C. Ilbare s •
Music EanpOi',1 •
41. sineksef elietiee . • .
t'eimed Plums for sale. , •
• ,...rox.m."....--1•24Q..i....Tr..-ire.....v.rtr---,..evs-amownraloomEmmas
.Beduptiozi 1.70.•...
... , .
ir:.1.titi.ide•.,
Here 18 it. good chance th
,sec.ure a first class ,buggy at a;
Lig reduction. Xoto these •
. . .• . .. . .
1.‘rices ::•• - . : . r. . ... .
. '.. .$80 'Buggies' for.; $65
$75 ;Buggiets. for $65.
$65 I3uggies .for $60
first-class material, „ .., •"
as we do not buy anytttingbu .. '.
BUMBALL . •
. Repairing promptly attended to
. • , by experienced Wee, . .
' Huron St. Chilton. . , • -
*and . MtrilATH..
Rernenther. these are ail our •
own make which places us, in..,
a position to: guarcuttee., them;
CENflifIL
STEAMSHIP LINE.
:TOLEDQ-LSAULT wrg. MA/UE.15/V-
MM%. • FRUIGITT •& PA.SSIZGE4.
Weather permitting 'steam-
ers Will depart peheelieduIe
. shown below,
•
" OSSIPRAGE,"
Will .leatie Goderich, . North Bound, ,
11 o'clock•p, tn. Wednesdays, for'Sattlt •
'Ste. Made and . intermediate Ports ;
reterning will leave Godetich ,for
Windsor/ 'Detroit and Toledo at , •
o'clock. p; nt. on Mondays, •
• SM.,. " KING 14,'DWA14.D"'•
. Will be placcd on the route, leaving
Toltdo on rtiday, .Ttme oth, arriving
:vtaitit'i:s.cdRicifuli:.11.1't..t(t:151e:t1Pcr.;:y:e'S::;Titittiti: rOtni.libaoitli(t1 •
North and tionth Bound trifis,
• For rates and further ieformation •
• W. B. ROSEVEAR,
General Traffic Manager,
Sault Ste. Alarie, Ont.
4igh.esk,
Por Produce
-Wc,..rpay ,the highest price for all
kinds 'of produce attd will be pleased
to have you bring it • to us' or our
wagotiwillea4 uPell You.
Our stock Of Dry Goods, Grocerfes,
Wall Paper, Me., is large and welt'.
assorted.
J. E., 1-1ARXWElit
Itaturo is 011 each box.. 0$e2 C4811 MORT?, VARA,