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I thought I Was Site IlaPPY: yesterday ; ,.
I thought I wa and told mine_ own henit so, ,
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But in the teing felt a tremor go.
- 'Down thro' the -!Y,- whiz :clove'secret wa3;
_ To *fiera a iia
ivdveris, n !form* ley
. Deeper thanv: _ And et; 1..donot know
. Whether, ifcould kill that hidden woe,
_ Thloy Inighiot-be dzi en too awfily„ • - :
- So close the fliP are! Nay, in our best life,--•
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So blent are 44 and gladness, 'rest and strife;
:T6:ritax6 inkraughta or joy quite lime and clear, -
.Fate dropato-the cup a humantear ;,
- A .sigh'for,A-Whol may not share its bliss
Willson:Wes rise, endmingle in love's own dear
_. _ , , ._
kis.
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agland's . Prime -Minister:
. .
Thewieh sta,teem. Jin Who.at Sventy
ales the Greatest of Empire*
(From the Chicago -Titnee,) - -
_ . _ , . - •
1 news that Disraeli was to -speak filled
•-.i....se,atit belonging to the Members, ,and -
• Ther pointe Where he conlcl- be Seen eand
were 'crowded by members -froth-. the
/Ruse. , I did not need_ to be told which
• , the men .belOW. :Me was . the famous
. ine'Minister-- On the 'front bench, in
- • •---..---- - - / - -
u•ly thenentre-of the hall, sit a figure in
,Adk„ in wheie---Mhtienless attitude, :swart
be, :and-lIebrewast of _ countenance': I-- at
ace tee°. . irect_th..-., _Tor . leader. ' He
vasthe most mar. e' 'an. s rikintifigure in
,the House. His features are late, his face
. Smoothly shaven .andllark :..hiS .expression: a
- dull, Sullen immobility. , This sullenness .Of-
•iiii swarthy features was intensified by tifi-
:
raven black hair, .worn lOng and cut Squarely -.
-.. . areund the neck: -- Ins - forehead is wide and -
-high i'hia perceptive organs. prominent, - giv-
ing him'. A •-#tong, intellectual appearance,
and whichia added-tO rather than detracted
from by his broad, inaseive jawi7--indicating
intellect .baCked or reenforeed- by enormous
.. -physical powers. • For a long time he eats on
the bench with one leg crossed. aver 1 the
_other, : head :bowed. -a- little forward, , and,
'motionless thalf cast in bronze, save..a. twist-
ing in and out of each other of his White',
:Shapely, -slender . hands . -.I-: may . except
another motion, but which was Bo slight as
to escape notice, unlesst one like myself.were
- i‘watching "hini . with close. -attention -:- This
was in his eyelids.- They are very • large,.
- 'and---drop-oter his eyes i like two great -cur-
tains,j._•-. Ordinarily' they were down, 00*C41--
Ai* the whole- eye; but now And then they
' would rise quickly for -a short distance, ,..-and
a thin background of intense black would
. flash Mit upon the audience,' 'Until -he /*se.
• to ip.eak, had it not been for this -nervons-
1 'twisting and • untwisting. of his fingers, and
- the occasional -.raising- of hiS eyelids, -.7 he• •
-. - 'might have passed for chiiSeled marble,: or .
a casting of sternest brenze., • . . . _
, Whether he.were poising Or not, I' cannot
. say;- but even if he were, he shows himself
.an artist Of --the. highest power.' ' Nothing
could- have been - arranged.- More striking,
•"-nothing which • SO. **led with 'Salient points :
-.
and mysterious fiuggOitiens, '. He sat "there
. .-- displaying: power-in-..bia heavy physique and _
_ unbroken.- repose.'. One who 'saw him -saw
not only snggee ionsof power, but of secrecy,
-. dark'and._nnyie ding- as that Of. the _grave.
Not only, these, but cunning, thoughtfulness,
: endtr.ance, obst, Maey, . and everywhere a
-MYsterions eoinisthing_-_Which -defies reading,
which -MAO the faits 'enigmatical, sphinx -
like, - :and render. abortive all atteMpte to•
penetrate throUgh. the 'sullen Mask
and :read What lies beneath. - When he arose_
.
to speak he seemed to be a powerful figure, a
little above the Medinni-stature, Hewore4
frock . coat, -buttoned- above," his waist, and
, F.r
which displayed togood*advantage a Strong
- -rather than a graceful figure. :„. There was a
7_ stable in front Of him; And to this he -Walked,
•• s that he-stOod _with 'a half -.face to :the
_ .. in - : . _
• et. • He, ,commenced s, address.- in a
..low, -• but yet . not indistinct, :and withal a-,
yatiterimisical yoke:. -Ilia head was thrown
•- forward, his eyes: were fixed on : the table,
. and his Manner Was, singularly hesitating.
- He.appeared laboring finder a Painful ern-
..barigatient His voice had a tremor in it;
he seemed to stumble over a -Word -here; and:
'•--,-tooatch.--sit - another. one there. . His handa. •
- and arma Were incessant in it Species of - ner-
. - . . • . - : _
_ VOUS: shifting. • The fingers would-reat.-for a •
.. ' -Moment on the table.- Then the arms- would
be clasped 'behind' his back, only to remain,
; there a second before swinging by; his side,:
•_ or being moved forward again ts -rest upon. -
i the table. , ...... - - '. : -* • : - .,- .- : .-
•. He was as uneasy. with his. feet' and legs
. . .
- as With his hands. -- He moved at first inces-
santlr---now forward,_ now back, that poised
upon one leg and- then upon the. Other.- ' He
He was SO -uneasy :.he BQ -tIViatett ancliswung,
and rocked; his utterance was -so broken- and
se s hesitating that one might almost- fancy• -
- that be was about to break down. :• :'. ' -
---f-Tl'ilevertheless'all this time it was the eye .
anclepx which took in these development.•
Beneath- the senses Nyasa conviction that all
this was of account, and that despite theni• -
he -was ineving_.fOrward Strongly and:irresist-
ibly. Anesiich was thecase.•:-.-His ideas Were
.clear; logical in their arrangement, • and his
.-
words.:fitte4. to eachotherlikethe jewels in
a- -diamond' - cinder': By; ..•degreet the . ap-
parent nervousness, hesitancy; and indecision.
-disappeared. - The _feet- became immovable,
. :the- shifting- motion. of .the.Attnisit-gradally
-grewinto quiet . but 'griteekli gestures -I' the
• twisting of the body into a swayingnotion,
full of power, deference, yet -yet dignified and
_elegant The heavy head - Was throWn back;
:7 the sullen,
' meitiOnless features became light-.
. - ed up and permeated by a flexible .mobility.I.
7 7 the broad eyelids - .rolled -up,. and the great
- !eye-fr.-flashed- out With a sombrebrilliancy..
- .- He. spoke for nearly- an hour.. It was only
iipon..:80...Ine uniniportant matter --a• vote of •
- -cenSureTby the .Commons Upon an appoint-:
inent be. had Made of iii::Mr. Pigott•te-the
head of soine Minor.departinent: - Neverthe!-
• ,- - lesilie heid_hii-'auditory. intact. - .. if he can -
-do so well will upon.40 insignificant a topic,
•. what- can he not do when handling . any Of
. greater .iMportance?::: •
. - .- •_ • : • - ' .
.To -day. he is One of the shreWdest, most
• unscrupulous, Most ambitiou4 : and fliost
powerful Men in Furope: , :Despite his age—
he is now &limit 7.0.yeari-lie is at ambitious
,
as when indny', reari.EgO after.failing-nts' ser:.--'
. ,, i
. -.ably in his -Mai en effort in Parliament, he
'defiantly informed his jeering auditory that
they would one day listen to hini--; and that,
-jlie should-oneday aucceed
•
... ,• ilk WIWI" , *Ay
. - THE Bavarreidigging in ,a,n,....iiricitiii.,
-church-yard of Munich for the bones of one
. . .
.of their . They ned many
graves..
N. ering sk
tonk wi to iden
-,
' there 1, sceptre,
other relic Of majesty that may have been
bnried with them. •
Wonders �fElectricity.
.ii
• It would seem- •-t4a.t. the .WondSys, of t_ii
science . are not more than lialf discover6
As a motive power it is a mrvt1.. Sendin
a despatch' acrossthe:Atlantic in a momentt
-Plating our variouth. Metals .witlf silver d
Illuminating our factories!;:
or; churches, are a few of its wonders-. Bwb
none of these are so. -ms:rvelouk as its -cu
tiVe power when skilfully applied. The Th6
contracted miisaleanaY be relaxed,
tions are allayed,the torpid hirer become
active, a a crooked spine assumes its natua.
-forth, St. Yities. Dance is controlled,- p
•-ized--limbs-Tare Strong in a Word the a
strengthened, and all • the functions'of.bo
Or mind teetered to 'their ..equilibrium.
this We believe is nOw,siideessfully: performr
ed at the TorontolglectrOtherapiitic.
InSt-
tute, ...which was established.. 004 a yea
;:ago.- Whit can be. More- wonderful- tkai
:euring.disease by_electricity-witliO4
,:and without pouring nasemis-diugs into th
- stb-thaeh, which deranges all its finictia
'y. does' not our Doctors master this latest
scientific discovery and keep a pace withth
progressof the age,
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FURNITURE! -
FURNITURE!
stm It COMCS.
`iftst receivedatthe •
sin Of the
"Big Chair
Ras muci pleasure
e haas;
c.q goods or gentlemer_ to choose
Thankino• the public for t
-be3towed in the past ; and asking
• ' uance- of -fav rs an
A r a public contest lately held, the folio
ing was the prize COmmdrum : What is t
difference between a tenant and the son of
widow? The tenant has to pay rents.; b
the son of.a widow itas not two parents.
'SHOCKING I--WriteEthe ,`Poet Smith—,
clasped her fair hand in a rapture of Ws
and thought, oh, how blessed ourfates; til
I looked On the gloves that enci cled h
wrist, and. found I that, alas! they w r
'eights!'"
uuurBELL ST, LUCKNOW,
Anothet car -load of handsome Furnithre in the
atest-styles. • Parlor and Bedroom suites very,
eheap. ' Spring Beds and Mattresses, a splen -
id assortment of Wool andSeagress ;in`Duck
nd Hessian. Call early and secure bargains.
fir Moto is "Small profits andquick returns."
• RAVIALCOLNI, .
tuckhow, May 501, 1877.
• n every p
Suits -made to
shortest notice.:
Wined out,
ment .
•:-.3"tist
zutitted.d1.3%NewBRedAitxieEhi3of:ElesA. -Telt.
-e -radical cure 4w -hit -ant me-dicine) of -Spar_ —
atorrlicea or Seminal Weakness, Involun-
tary erciinal Losses, Impotency, Mental and
I 1-13riag-h3ies,iciaiCensaumCaPriactiolt117r: :III:0110-PersYni!aritItsd_ tFt'aitt, trI":1 -
:04iced by self-indulgence, ,Or. sexual „e_ tiayai.
4f?Illce.perite; in a. sealed-1.7;_010.Pe, -0h137:--6t-onte. .
•' The celebrated author,
:IA 44S Aihnit:Able
_may, :01e4rbr Aen1_011:StigieS, .f._0111 .--6 thirty
'eara'successfulpractice, that'_ tile slarinine
consequencesof self-abuse may be =filially
eured without ths-dangerous use of intental
edicine, or the apPlication. f the kat 5 • -
p
pointing out a mode of _cur,fr, ,.. once simple,
certain and effectual,_by-nae3of whichevery
sufferer, no matter what his conditien#tay Be
italyc. nre Iiiifins_elf---dhealilir_. iprivattli--und 4adi-
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1 Or This Lecture ihbuiclibr.i,filx:tire ‘mils'of
=_-every' youth and eve:Y:211Abkin-tbe,land.d. - .
-.1 Sent under seal, in. a plain envelope; to
-address, on receipt 0. .6 c ente
_ th, _ r tFos, postag8
'8?!'niTTPA--C' 4IiLVEAddreR3s*E
T 1:1,- 3TE-DICA:1-,•Co.;
4. Ann 'St,: New York ;Post -Office Box 4586
isf4e
LYROOD
OMAS -STE
--ESPECTFULILY _ammunc to he in
habitants of Holyrood, Luckno._ and -
ir surroundings -that he his on land - at th
_ _ - _
Olvrood ;Steam Milis a 'large .amo nt.
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Is published every Friday morning a
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• 1 - office,• - I
SOMERVILLE'S 33Loo:
1.,d:anipben Street, Lucknow.
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TERMS
F. paid strictly in advauee, $1.50 per an
num ,• otherwise $2.00, No paper disedn
tinned till; all arrears are paid, except at - t
_option of the publisher. I.
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RA.T'ZS OF ADVERTISIN
First.insertion, eight cents per line;_eac
.; subsequent' inseraon .two cents per line. -
Business cards not exeeeding eight lines, ,
per annum: -
' The number of linesto be reckoned. by •
space occupied, meathured by a soalel Of - so
annion,1 . 1: ' - • l•
Advertisements without specific direction
Will be inserted until ;forbid, and charged ac
osrdlingly.11 V • f•-- -
Al casual advertisements must be paid f
in advance. _
Any special notice, the objectot which is t
promote the pecuniary benefit of any lindividu
al or company; to betcorisidered an advertise
ment, and -Charged accordingly. • • I
Advertisements of strayed, &c.-, inserte
thre6tinies,for $1. Property for sale, $1:5
the first Month, and I 75 ,centfeach ensuii
month. ••
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TE-Altidar AGREEMENT
_
The klloiving rate!' will be charged to • th'
Who advertise by the, year:
•
One column; 1 Year,
One column, 6•Montbs,
One colnam, . 3 Months,
Half do - 1 yearo
Half do 6 Months
Half do I, 3 months,
• Quarter do 1 Year.:
'Quarter do - 6 Months,
Quarter do onths, •
tir In nOiease..will .these rates be
Iran. s .•
Gener I Blacksmith, LuCknow_ All
-ds of Blacksmithinir done on
(
)
a best of workmen .
shoeing:a 'speciality-.
Horse -
airi..ng -done neatly. ancI- with . dis
patch.'
WESTERN
MILLSING
PBELL LtICKNOT
AMBI.EDON .81 AGNEW
PROPRIETORS.
aniifikturers of -,-'
DOnRS,
tASHS,_ • i
- BLINDS.FAEs,
• MOULDINGS,
' .Block siding, &e. , Lumber and
shingles constantly on hand. , -Contracting
made a speciality..: • Extra indUceinents to
mechanics. _ - - •
• , HAMBLETON &'AGNEW;
I4ncknow. 95 --
- -
ikardine'&Goderich
. .1.1f:mAcATouirk- .
RRIACE 0RKS-01:31C
fr
r•"tr"---"'
•
STONE.S,
TRIMMINGS,
•. MONUMENTS,
work ofall.kbidt; in Marble designed and
• executed in the best style, and most
reasonable prices. '
LE MANTLES
rani
Kept in -Steck.
-Monuments and Headstones.
• Imported - to order. _
'WORK WARRANTED.
SCOTT -/,?z ITANSTONE.
FIRST CLASS
t Kincardine.
Manufacturer of -Carrial.efh Buggies, Wagons
()Utters, Sleighs, &c.11 . •
• In, thanking the Public for their patronai§
during the threeyearsI have been in bps
_nsiS. I beg toinfOrmithein. that have re
. moved my business- to Wm; • Flood's sho
Where I AM prepared -to fill any orders that 11
may be favored with in niy line with prem.
nessi, • As I, have a. geod stock Of well seasoi.e.
LuMber, also Hubs, Spokes, Rinis, 4c., an
employ none but first-class workmen, _ "c
-safely Warrant my Work to give entire ,sati
fiction. The blacksmith shop is still.:in'
. Session of _Mi• Wm. Flood; who is a in'aCtic
blacksmith and horsesheer; who employs th
well known Mr.- H.-Bogeis,47ho is .'second
. none in the !County at his business. I The
• fore We cannot fail to give satisfaction.
paintingandall kinds of repairing done wi
despatch. Give me .4- call..
J. B. :VIcARTH
LuCknow.'; May ..5th; 1677.
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•
11SUM OR uur
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. A itOLDtiered wont actine:_prsenes. ha*
".611.7 int had placedinhil his* KastIntliklaseiongy
the fOrninla of A 'Vegetable Remedy for th. speedy and pi
loanent ewe
SONSUMPTION- . CATARRH*. 1
and; aB-.• Throat- Mkt. -Ling Affections;-: else: A 'Positive ahd :
fOk:Ketvous iDebility and all"-Netvent Cotil!
p1In.,Uter having thorOugh-, Wtelted irendlihricutstive
In Shotuiiitidt of. cases: -feelicit it
to his sneering -Mows:. Actuated hy'this tuotiTim
.. Ind a •nonitientious: dedre. I to relieve -htintari :suffering, he
wlfl lend MINX OP CHARGE, to An who &sit's- it, Ulls.
swipe, with- ion erection. :for preparing and' stecciassfully
:Being. --Sint by SeturuAtail by -adthealine witb. stanip,nam
beta*PIM! ." .• .
•• - DD. 0. STEVENS,: 1-
.- • ; 13.17hg:,Rfl -.Tire/T.111e: One
' ,IMPIMITANT-TO mata--tirsa
!Janis: nowt
BiA0 D t "
r A HE for. wand
and pantgohl :sent en receipt of $6:00,-
Ilowfor CI:Ciders, 'A& Irene. L. 11; BELDAITEI- .
E B: HARDX110..-Druggist,,,,
•• . DroslivillejCasedie
_ _ .
JOHNSTONE:
Is. prepared to run a Bnal
D FROM ALL TRAINS
,Orders left at his office or __house will receive
prQmpf attention: Parties' wanting •horses to
o froni Kincardine can be accoMmodated at
v reasonable rates. •, ••• _
Kincardine .1 -an. 1 1876.
-09:4113;-
NUFACTURER OF ALL KJND8 OF
AR11ESS,
SADDLES,
VALISES &c,
inte„dini.purchasers will find it to their ad
tagt tort and .exajoine my stock- NOth
but the.best-grades of leather -are keRtt
and wotkinAnship second to nVtiegiu,
forCollarss specialty. -•
TV, GRASSier.
•
NOTARY prmdc, c
• REAL EB.8tRa.. teC,011S1;.1,z8V
ur
Commission
NORTH HARBOR S
The oldest Real Estate .A
of Bruce--estab
Business with the 'Cr')
Ment prOmptly attended.
Real eistateavalued in a
ty. 'Charges moderate,
I MONEY. TO
The mint favorable ten
Security!r. -•'
ONZ It in -i,
Smt
Mi8
ANC
nee -tienerat_
e;lecgy. eu „I: e County _
',_
'
. . _
bkrafei_TE,
a Depart-
the:Coun
STTINGLES,
e is prepared to sell ut very - •
_
8 rntfndin to 1)11 d can 8tipplied-fiiiii
mkick or .Tamer
2 to 26 feet long..
-orders fprOmptija, nded to.on -the Int- esi
notice.
AVID -FERGUS() k
•. on hand7at the __Stea ric
-Works, a large stock of -the •ire
clearest bricks - for buildhig and
-poses. Also. Tylesfor draiiiing
20 centsa rod: ; These ay made
materiali and we can gu rantee
• both as to -quality /rid prire.
-ufe,ctery.and be convince .
• DAV a FE
Hol'Or ed, May 25, 187
Received by Cam:teem
West Riding Ifuron„ opl
• ..2nd prizes, held at
• -Wingliam 1st and 2nd..
Kincardine, let and Disc
-Lucknow, three lst prizes
Reasons why our work is'.
can be bought in this par
Because we -have always
best seeond growth timbe
ed in our own establishme
• ploy none but practical
we have v.- monthly repo
American and •English ties
Work ifs!done on scientific•
mgpurchasers would do v.
amine the stock of Cutterr
betsleighs, Which we Offi
writ Warranted to give sal
build to order Carriages a
pattern to suit purchase
retritattang -done with Ikea
•Also all:kinds of Jobbing
cultural implements.
intu31Ci op eiaitinTar ihri
all wo
, -
or
of tlia
large
ec
echanic
of a)
principl
440_
,pleas
very
• factio
d sleig
. Re
ess an
one,
1876;'
•1St _an
•
.shown.';'
any that.:
Country. -
k of the
ly sesson-
e we
em-
Becausee:
the latest -I
ause our
-
Intend -
and. -
_ _ • _
ex -
and
lum-
ap..
e als�
;of every
ring and.::
dispatch. _
ept. .Agri
• CAMERON
.14eknow, October 11 • 14 6..
3.10
Maeo
ly One, tyle and
0
ito-- • price,
NO Age
Send f(-)
ts. No Disco= 8.. No
0 110;
mission
lied Free
0 F rmers and. 'Li downers.
want -to borrow men ? To
land for yourself or your us'? • -
h use or barn 9 To fence,clear,
•
or otherwise improve yot land
a Mortgage or other deb ? Qr fa
purpose ?- If you -do, the redied
Canada Permanent- Lo and Sa
pe.ny,..which has made in re loans
during the -last twenty -o e years
afford superior faegitieth th for
lidan:unfi for its.: repa 0144
for-GoOdlfo
inforination apply to th manage
• • - I .
s WALD CAM ELL,
Apr
4-
Lucknow, Oct.jIl.
-
ito
PO you
uy more
build a
derdrain,
o pay • off_
any other
s of the
gs other
rlurther
Toton
free. , maw; 00.,
t
-aehome
worth
e.
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ie Greatest wonder of modern Times
s
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HOLLOWAY'S
,,Kuus.at_DINTmoT._
The Pilis Purify the B166d,correct all dis-
orders of he liver. 'Stomach, Kidneys and
Bowels, and are invaluable in all complaints
incidental to Females; -
The oint1inent is thepnly-reliable remedy for -.
Bad Legs, Oldc-Wounds, Sores and Ulcers, of "
• hciwever lo g standing. For Bronchitis, :Dip-
theria CO ghs Colds Gout Rheumatisin,
and all Ski1n Diseases it is -no _equal. •
ITERFEITS,
Spurious -imitations of "Hollow is. Pills, --
and Ointment" are -manufactured and sold
under tbe nanie of "Holloway & Co.," by J.F.
Itehrv, Curran & Co., Druggista, and also
tan • Medicine;
.'New • -1( 0 r
ed trade mark
—Again one
oo fff cNewounisYrIerikt
he Igetropoli•-
G*PanY of
witk an 2.8811M-
14is
J osephliaydock
likewise p,asses
of his own make under the name of Holloway -
& Co., having for a trade mark a Crescent and
erpen -; McICessen and Robbins of New
York are agents for the same.
•-These persons, the better to.deceive you un-
blusbiLgly caution the public in the sinalL
book of directions affixed to tfieir Medicines,
which are really the_spurious imitations, to Of Counterfeits. -
'Unscrupulous dealers obtain them at very
low pric41,4i them to the public in Can-
ada as my geliffliiie Pills and Ointment.
I most earnestly and respectfully appeal to
the Clergy, to mothers.of families and -other
'dies, and to the public generally of British
• North America. that they may be pleased to
denounce unsparingly these/Tame& •
bel
Parties
shodw100111::oay,sthe La
on the Pots and -130X-08._ If the address
s'rec:Zi atet°sit:1 le5PHinte3007,3t° ,ll ac spurious
uria yxpido,;tmsfs8 i.trhaeleGedt:o*t 'e
idr dbearsiee5 engravedB33ithothereon,ve.nStreet,e 70nStaL 0. :ever,
--alim;plyreeed.nithunc�niniiin:ye_rarerits:grignhoont•
vid:yocnt.mb:Ase:deefrmllaalolo
t the Veztl' theeulars ir names
yulg
ever.
tcs-Jan.ls
cines
.th the
Lon-
_ •
sW. Itehr
el
R D.F MARRIAG
underj .the new Act --
Clerk's Office: St H elens. -