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Rev. W - Z � Kerr Closes a Most Successful Four-year
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1P " � I , . ; � FARE revolution at the conclusion of the Uh. - . I - S . I
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il -11 . � : Every. pair of Kayser Gloves contains their guar. 11 cod going Wednesday �ncl hence the u6ce I .. . Pr,esent ..... I
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. . i � . . I - - - , . � ,sday June 3o, and July 1. I person of Rev. T. Wesley Cosens and .. .
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I fi., . 'Zost-not 4"Pl6finy More., .Good. return frorn destin- the removal of'Oiev- Wesley 13.* Kerr, I A . I . . C�, - . I � -
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vancement and*uudoubted prosperity
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SlArildid Hosiery Value. i
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rapidly fleeting 4 years have passed,
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.; I . . I IMUORIMAXIISINGS , - trca pre.. .er ose scourses wi a,y- lowing quotation from"Frances Ridley
I I I 11 . tract people who want soul .food ,- as Havergal, as. his parLing wish for Clin. -
. 1. . I I *,�" - ,With soul a pastor Jae is alert and conotan p, per. � stock of Fancy China
Cloth Skirts to Clear rit $3,75 , L , RATURS therea, man � ton: - � . . I I I . . . . I
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so (16'Adwho never to himself hassaid list of upward of 10W calls, in a. year ,,O! let me give �
I � Any Skirt we have left in stock no w, will go at this - � . " . . Out of the,gifts Thou freely giveth ; I .
. will prove,, and in the business MAD-' I ind on
. �E lee, All brand new goods, and regularly sold.at � this is. myown my native land." This � ware, you will f I
- I , gement of congregational affairs he O! let Me live . . . . � .. 44
5 00, now .......... I... I ........ I., � ................... $335 . ,poetic query if applied to the Domin* as few 0 Witt life eme becauseThou liveth;
. I I I - I uperidrs. During the 4,'years au r ' 4
� � . I . � _0" �L 'lon,ot Canada would Bad few Canucl,s here the church has * been cleared of 01 let me shpine . � . I . .
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. � . re uhwilling i 1 6 stana tip forth debt; new furnace installed ; individ In darkest laces forThy light is ,mine; , lookiiag. around. �that I I
Natty Nf.. . . � . I .. :Fho a . e ual communion service introduced; 9, 01 let we lTe . . . I
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Take a look at our new Ne3kwear.. Daintiness in every inch . modlous cement horse A perfect witness of Thy tr th arid
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. � . . young Confederatip'n and - speak of it shed erected, besides numerous minor Thee," ." . . our . assortment is the
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I Lace and Net Jabots, 25C 1 I changes and improvements, Under At the cOnclusion of the service it .
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. to. others as well as to himself. What him, thb people not only bad a mind Lo number 06k occasion to say Good-bye . . . 0
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I . I ?suit, in addition to the,,above, the and Mrs, Kerr, - � I
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. . . I Missipriary aivings grew.from about . I 1. I �� . . . 0 � .
I Hsk to -see our 50c Lawn Blouse, - . how many doubts and fears . even. the* $300 to $560 this year while. the total C0N.GR*FG,%MON-.`,T, 8001X[� . ost popular ines.
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. . rapidly'llying 4 . 2, years have p . rov . en The pastor says he married 20 couples; vice the mernhers and adberents".3met I . �
Last Call for , I baptized 100 individuals, and attended in the basement to, a lid an evening . .
� I the wisdom. of the .policy enacted and the last sad rites at 48 burials during with the -pastor andphe is wife before I I
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. . well as leaving town. The meeting was called Tea'. Sets, . ..
. , given the assurance That Canada has a, his term here. Spiritual as .
Millinery. . I � . . � . I . numerical growth has riot been war, E- 1 to order by Mr.. D. Tipladyland. af ter a . . . I I �
. .. . � I I . . grdat destiny.. -.With the development. ing. .15 f%milles have become mew- hyrna and. priyer the Obalrbian called
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.. . . . . .of her natural resources;. the. growth . bers of the congregation, upwards of on�a number of the church Workers,. � $
. jpsr�i-ainall assortment left, but' ever'ything I ' 1. . . . 150 poisons were received into church Din -tier Sets, .. - .
. . of population which.will no doubt con and in short bpeeches, -ni%d I .
alf of . -stands to-' the work the pastor had done and . I
. we have"iri thii department - for just . one,h ' . ' membership, and' the roll now � e re6renoe
. . I � tinue, td increa'se more rapidly' than it at'47.5, 'and scarcely a sitting in the the jeu" .rose that had crowned hit; work 11 . . I
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I regular price. - . � . I . � - ch.'tirch is unoccupied, I �
. . . has in the potst; and,the building up of , also many com0itnentary words were ,. . . I
I . . . . . . I I . . Phe removing, pastor, Who has been said of the pastor's excellent. wife,who I xollet S ett cs 9 - � .
$1.00 Hats I o r $2,,. 5 0 - - . .' - . . national sontime.'n't, Canada will. sur. - � . .
) . I . 24 years in the ,work, is a son of tho had a1s6 been a gieat help both in the- . . . . . . . . .
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. � I Rev. John L. Kerr, of 45 years stand, . . Afts .
$4,00 ats tor ,$ t. 00 � , � , ' . .
Dominion aud feel that we have good' . . I
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. I . . I reason to do. so believing that 'We have Rev. Dr. Rutledg6 movitig fromYon- ,called upon Mr. U;., Holia rd who read I . . . .
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I .. $30 flatS, for $1.,50 I" . . I . without doubt, as fair .& land as the don to NVIngliam, is Mr. Kerr's. un-cle.. * . . - .11 . . . . I I
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I our hat - and . wish rosperity to the' very ably assists the L pasto . ]Fancy 0 4 � . �
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Ccime and see them., . whetilier lands over the sea, .to w4ich we stand I church work while the Olive branches !, . . . I . . . I
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I . I The Scor, may Love Lite heather ' hals,
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16s� 1 1 .00%_ - � xid H4:0946119 m4y . love the vale I
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What ive AdTortise IS 'W., '
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HONORED BY THE KING , 1. . . � .
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A cable received at Government I . . � . . � . . . .
House Thursday afternoon announces . Dcminion Of Cahada. . . . . .. . �. , seasoned experience .since , Confedera.�
the -following listof honors bestdwo6d. . . I .1 �. I � _ . . . i . leo p �S-ti` -C
. . - tion and the sp, 14 o i . On gnada.
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by his Majesty King iEdward ;To be - - TUF Clint I NF I .- .: I and Canadians. ILD14 in' 'the tbougbt
Knight Bachelor, Ron. R. W. 'Scott, Canadamaiiy happy. returns. 'of the ` , -
FX -Secretary of State ; to be CoMpar n- . . . . .. . . . I . .of the world loads due t&, turn .their
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E. L. Newcombe, Deputy Minister of , _ - ,;. , . . � 1. . W#h.the4ish that thesbi' .of State
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. Justice, and Mr. M. J, Bqtler, D d inuty. I . LWTok should. have move pe - Itman-, - . . . p
. 'Minister of Railways and Canals i'I'bi- , elqtr�oads. filsmofiey�wellspe . n . t may be wisely, Oatil6dcallk : and eco.
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perial Service Order, Mr. GeoAke Ross, . ' �Iomically.stegredj .avoiding the reefs
Superintendent of the Postoffic�.De. shows 00gress and. statesmanship �to . . �. ,. � I ,. . ' i
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partmerit, and'Mr. A. 1 Qdrwd; D . say nothing -,about com ort to , both. I . .. . r. . I
1. Duty Minister of Inland Revenue. '. ... .. ' . - ` . . � other Nation And with a � clear. iead
man and -�easr. ,Few towna have � lion . .1 .1 . ! � �'. I .
I Sir Richard Scott is in his 85th'y6ar; � % . . . * I . - . and a: brave,. heart. mAki� -Itlio,'vbyage
, theNestor Of Canadian publiclife. His': monY or - better , cement . sidewalks or ., . � .. . .. � ..
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father was an drmy surgeon under .neater or better. kept ,� 'grounds but in' . . I � . . .
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tertheNa,i-joleonic wars. Sir-Rich4rd thei Spring. 'and Fall .some 1 of .- the . : , .1 ... .
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1 ---,w ' *%v . the presiding, judge. .belink . Hon. Mr.. .. -
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. � . , Rev. T. Ww,ley Cosen-s -will preacY, . Two of :the actions were to baTe - .�
llnitw discourses next Sabbatlitas Pas- . wills set a ' side, but'both ofthese were .
. tor of this C11111A. He,.Mrs. Oosons unsuccessful, ,Thefirstof these was. ., I -,
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, movir rom! e, of thel. - Makiw;illian.Baechlor .
the parsonage this,week 19 fi. I p I I
. .W.allac,eburk, ,-.Whe�.re Mro C6sens has J; the claim being that the deceased was , , ,... - ,
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. dont first"class Work during the post I not in ,o. fit mental condition to. mftke� � �'. .. 4 4.1
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three �ears. - -They exp I e I ct' to arrivd in i -it Will at the tim6.. The -otbor-"tiou-, I, . . - .
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: .town *Thursday evening. A hearty WaIR b rought to set aside, the'will of .. 1. 1.� . � .
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W Idonie,awaits , - them . by - numerou.s . the late Thos, Sturgia.,111. . * . . .. . . . . .
old friends and many new. ones. .- � , Another int6resting suit was brought - �. 11
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The*Pastor �vill preach -next Sunday rich.- occupied by Win. Postlewaite. ' . .* -, '
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i abd has chosen for, his� ,e Mr Posti waiteclaims that owinp* to - - ..
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, 411y. on Dominion Day; let the, fire .. I I - ONTAUIO ST. METHODIST OAURCH . .. .
�� years ago, he was elected Mayor. of Ot- don, A few blo ks, proo6rl . . . . . . . I . . . - . I .. .1 .. . . I . .
I I c , . y put down , tell of ..the . I '. . . . I .. tion inUhiist-` Intbe eveningtbe to having been in podsession for a con-, .
- � I I . . crackers and ' %:annons . . . . . . . I.. �
tawa, when Ottawa had a lit -tie expec. , ' � - . ocal Lodgeofth � Canadbiii Order of. siderable time he is entitled, to owner- .-' : �--.'
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'. I I tation of becoming Canada's c 6 the town fath . ers atnd should a thoughtlut ]people 'acknowledge the ()Ii Forresters will sttpncl the service and �fi . However an arrangement 'was . . . .
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,� beir-of the Canadian Pal Of- Inton carrying not only very hapty . Miss Kinrade, Marries Wrigh t I
He became a ruern ' ' -'. .- . . . the Pastor will preach an appropriate a 'p, . . .
� . t.with the val of the 'great4ebt of'gratitude they owe to the mendaries of their stay. but with t e ..--. . I . . . .rrived.at whereby Mr.. Ball *recovers ' �
. Leflislature for Ottawa in 1857, abd sat mee . hearty .appro, � , . I . , sermon and special music will be rend- L January I next and Al.r. ':. . .
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� . I he , , . I � Giver. of all Good from 'the fact, -that besc Wishes ?f the co.mainaityf6v theii. Clair Mobtrose Wiight arid Florence poases,Aon ob , �. .
ti 863. 1n1867hewaseleetedtot thinking taxpayers. - , 1 � _ . . ; he clibir. The Lord's Supper - Postlethwaite pays him $50. .
... . �,tbe llbes'bave fallen unto us in Plear- * success' in Tillson buig where Mri Kef� K dra .married Monday inN`ew , ered by tl . .
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1: Ontario Legislature. and remainedin . . . . � 1. . . . I . , .� I . . * I de were.. will be observed. after the mornipg ' amage � .1. . .
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: . I . . . . ant p;aces.". �. . - I I commences.his pastorate next8abb6th.. York Clity, -at the Madison' Avenue . .. .. Two other actions were for d .. �
� . . . the House'till 1873. #Uing the offidds of ' - '. . I .- . . . . I . - '. I .. I by,Rev� Dr. WAI service.. � . - . ., f I . . I - sustained through runawayaccide,nts .
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. Speaker and Crown Lands Conimis- TAP, XEw E.A& believes the .10ounty I �, . : . . . . . . . .. . . I . , Methodia Church, ) �,.,., I . . . .... Marsh vs. Grey was an . action... bv" I I. . .
� . .. .1 WHAT do, you- thin.k about . reviving . - , -, 1 "'T I I � I . lace McMullen. - � � .: . WESLE�Y . - - agai . .
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sloner. In November, 18-73, he joined; Council of Huron' should -make pro-. . . � .. . . , . . SA1311A 11 SERViCEH - I . � The Ladies' . ibiel and Mar� Marsh list t4e I I
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: vernment atOttawa, the Xgricultural V all Fair so success. . . Miss Kinrade -is- the daughter of T L 'Aid will Meet Tuesday:, D,,
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�� the Mackenzie Go . vision at the.Dedember session where- . I . Kinrade, the.wealthy splipol'principal, jr ad of Aursda ,. at the , ,nship of - Grey, for. permitting. a � . I
and held the 'portfolio of Secretary of , d W' . The cl6sing'services. of 9. Methodift tilye0oth, inste X . pit, of tile to be. placed in a, field ad.� . . , 4'.
� fully.inanage at dx�&time'in Clinti ays,a source of spec- the murder.of wb3se daughter. Ethel. hom f 'hepperdjownsend ... . . , *gh * 0'..
State till 1878. under by �;ome person would.be employed in � 11 , �torateare alw Mrs..Jas. .S � ..
He held it again . � . . . . Jacent to the h way,. resulting. In
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I Lhurier from 1896 till the recent ap Goderloh af ter each of -the 0ounty IDIS.too late to hold an E xhibition - P"i" W abbath in the family iesidenc6 in the heart of Streeii , .
. � . . I . . ial interest and -it as so last .8 . . Haffiilton's fashionable;residential dis . . . ,. .. the running away of the Marsh horse. . , .
? I pointment of Ron. Charles Mu'rpby. ftcil meetings to prepai6 a. type next Fall.but if a Society were to be at Ontario 'St.. Church. Despite the ationa The pastor will proa,chn6xt'Sunday, The damages claimed were 65,A), but . � .
'a grehtest piece of .Con . . . � ' '*arm day, large %nd attentive cou re- trict, created an interm . . �g subject; "Obedience I . 7 . . I
Sir Richard Scott, . - Inute formed the wheels sh uld be set in. , I . . July. Ub,Morhib his honor found that Ch6township'Was.
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constructiue legislation was the 'Scott . iitten copy of the. mi, a to be. . . gations assernbleil to hear the con''Oflud. tion. . Mowlecige," -P, pot liable, In. case Of an �appeat being �
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. Act,' the mosf -famous of Cana " . . . The ,Spring ing discourses of Rev. Mr.. Kerr. The announcement - of. the Wedding subject, �'Tbe inight), God despise�h made and the -appeal heInA, successfu I . I
furnished gratis to each-labwepaper In. motion at: an early date. ' - His. I to the'papers by Mr, _
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� temperance measures, passed in 1870' as I Cor', 15* 58 "My 1.1inrad6 bims6if, The bride was given ,no . � . � he limit6d-the daThages e
I theCo. From these the Editors *Could Fair has done well arid' is. a. dqmpli- ,morning; text w ) t any." All. ar Welcome. tu $1,000, Th,
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. Sir Richard has been a member oi � � . � . I. I . I. . . .. . ... beloved brethr6n,.be ye- ateadfast,'un. I .. WILLIS - - : �., - . : . � ,other wKs'an. action. by Martin � and .
I .. t ment"to-itsprt)"ibtorai but it.'could be - I J'a*ay by her father, and- only bear rel. 4 - . I � . I .
! . the Senate since 1874;and is still a halo' .arrange their ,report In full Orin par . . movable, .always abounding* in .the . . . . . Mrs', Ryan, of - the township of Mc�
. .. .. I . I . ' atives -Were pr6sent. the bride'and . � Sunda* School con- I
s since worke4incqnjunctio. - -rom, which a . . ' ' . The Guild. and � ,Killop, � against Ernest blclntoah ,and
I old man. It is.but two month as best suited. their space or fancy. . d with an *Ag�icul .workof the LorJ,&c." f � L *11 t England, 'and. tour- . .14
: he was vigorously urging Senate Re- 1. �. . ' .1 . � rf ' ' ' ra a sermon was preached. He I ,room Yvl - 90 0 templates holding -a Gaidenr par'y In Goo. Stewart McIntosh, for alleged , .
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' * turalS6ciety.ascoulda'f -,sh intet:est P ctic I I �fie contihenti In -view of Wright's do. Watch fo dates.
: form upon- his colleagues. Suroly th'iEr i's not askinA t90 'much nor . I desired to leave intheir - wemor�, be t . � the -near future.
. . I . . careless driving, whereby their tearn . I ;0 .
, .d.are keen and re- Ing on th the..' be awakened in the Horticulture work saidi a few thoughts that would, be al- voted attention ti) the girl during the The Ladies' Guild has suspended � . .
I The official honorO . presurn 6. generosity. of . I . . .. i workable as outlined inqueA,the announcement of th&,wed- meetings for the:'months of J,ily. and Iran away, running -over the'-pl,44idifs ... I � .
. . . spected members of the Civil Service. ' ng, ;done, , 01 i .
- re 'tile electors, put there - b(',' Unton I y . The necessity of a good , AWust- ,. � throwing. t". .. out and'. trampling I
preseritaUves � . is splendid) ways helpful i ad ding was not unexpected. . �;*
: Scothtn'4 " -19 situated fot holding a big.,. hustling in. his text. Th ' - r begun upon them, - he damakes,.clai'med .
Mr. Newcombe is a Noya, Just � , . M,
to trans�ct our busineus. a pers' -set forih. not built up- , 0 following letter, written, in New . Stewart's holidays have
� turned fifty, wh6 for sixteen yearsbas 1 1. . on .. I . I foundation was . York Monday afid- signed w6re$400 by Mr Rydn'and. $306by
. es ,Fair; has alarge number i successes attend. by T. L. I I
I of first-class Ha a -ad Air. Symington, of Knox'Colle'ge . . .
, been Deputy'Minisier of Justice. Mr., goes, to Goderloh to copy �4�.minut I on but into the rock, 1��s Ryan. �' I � I I
Butler is an Ontario man, ,vVho, before . reach ink' iteadfastnoss and un movability, KinrAde, was received in a mIlton ,will supply tho,pulpil, for the next two . . . . .
InifluentiO farmers within ,easy , . . . . � - . I
Y he joined the public service.was proin. .1 ,t'will cool' each . time anything I . W,ire. depicted and clearly iilustrated- newspaper office, . . inonths�. .. . . I I .. .
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. . from $!.W to $50, accoidilng to biq aad we have no doubt the town would 'The marriage.of Miss' V lorence Belle . . . � Legal Queries . 1. .
�_ ine�ht in. railway construction w6rk, . . , . I - I and the joy of the always abounding., Kinrade, daughter of T. L. Kinra6' , - .The young peoples Guil(I wlnd.'Sunm - .. . ... .
. Mr Gerald has be6n_ lotig the,guidi�. . ge6graphicalposition and the style of loyallysapport the r,rojeet. ' In con- -love and work. dwelt upon. Not the ' 1 'day. school hold. a, Missionary meeting, . I . - . . I
. I I t . , . . .. . �, 're l.principal of - school, � Monde Ing, addressed by -Rev. - W. R..G., Bluevale.�Qii.'_T selected . I
philosopber'and friend'of �Various pub ; f) legal re ul ent nor sla,ve. seivice, Chnnon Street
; kaing with numerous individuals in Hainilton, Ont., to Clair Montrose i Dr.. "'
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lie men who have filled the Tula, - . ve . � ,% wing devotio n, fruitage And .. ev - 3U years ago '
1. living he indulges in when,he reaches , S iye w ,,�6 �
; ndltev I . butover o -and tile following pro a plot in a cemetery over.
� nue portfolio. Mr. George Rossi of the Co. tbwn. , Sup oding he does not Out. Of everiy 10 say. by all means letus blessed reward. being the -culmination I Wright, B. A., 6f'Victoria UhB,ersity, I kiarn Was .xendered, after' -which the. and paid towards the work of fenosing . .
. el p . . ity. Comaten- Toronto, took place.Xbriday, Juub 28, .
I � the Postoffice s'ervice, is a Hamilton I Ave a 10all Fair' and, start early for both for time and eterni . . I 4-.hildren was treated" to home-made the cemetery. The land has: recentiv, *
goin,thecounollis.palst three Weeks- h, . I aceswere spoken o' -the in New York Clity. i I . . . A, �
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". I .. man, now stationed in Toronto, who 'the miautei� -iin' ' ' � - . 1910.. The Board ofTrade. woald,per- datory sente , f The cerenronyi which was very ' .' cnady, etc. - I � I I changed hands and the directors jisk :
postom p, before d. place ,in .his . . , I
I . has come to the front in the c . . � I . . haps, I . In conjunction With well known , ptactinal worl, done by -the member- vate, only the nearest relati , pri Recitations ,,Gifts forAll". by'Alar. paymentfor-the land for refencing, . ..
almost five and'thirt . i3hi pin the past 4,years and *the pro. ves - being .a,, G n .and Recitation, Can they compel me, to pay ? (2) A �
, Department by Y dolumba.by,copying'from somepaper . . . I u n Alsinlerliallf .
� years of hard work devoted to tbd or. . . � flillbirs of the wil, take the inifiative by gressive. results of it -, also brotherly, present, was held in the Madison A-ve- ,j,Vory Had Caso",by Bertha. Gunn and' died l8years..4go and 'a motiument ". . �.
i who hag done the work. There are 18 I . . . . , nue Methodist Church and-wtts per. Ma,,il),Iineghaw-,Dialogtie,�'Two),,�inda 'Was erected- at that dine over his
� ganizatioin and Improvement of the ser- , I � . complimentary words relathig to the .
... I 11 . . I �newspapers in -the County who devote- calling &'public meeting to discuss the coming -of the new pastor, Rev. T. W. formed by the'llev.Wallace McMullen, Dy Chowan and Burnie grave. Now B boinplains that the ' .
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. vice. , . . . I I... . . � . A D. .. I I of Fun,� by R, artly Q11his -Can ' �
11 project and arrange plane for org&ni�a. Coseas and the help -the congregation - arbara, gclv.qr, Ilecit, noofiument is p
. "to' .. Hall , Solos B . Plot
i � : ., �� I I : I - considerable' space . Co. ("'Ouricii tioln along ;the Statutory puld. be. td him by folloV - The brideo wbo Was ' handsomely ation."Twi) Mio.,", Margaret ke'll-gg. ' N any body to re'lli,ove i� I? . N
�., . ., .'. I ... -it a great � lines as soon . , ting thein away by' - . . "" ( "' IlKir y - I I
I matters dad wou nt . . unction ofthe text. '. ' . gowned in white, Waslaiven $.Nearly a RunAWAY" by A��)Ca 2"O I i e,. 61 AIIAvco'� ma Ifave
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I - 9 ' the warm we�ther � to past. .One her father. . Mr. and ra. -N , Rec. rotte I d - the bwner
,1 I New Westminster I old kindness to be - favored with .clearly As . . I . In the evening Psalm 126 and 6, 11 fle the city .on their homeywoon sot6n lloy0bQwan, and Rattle Gr9i g wn, ancl,aa you are I . I
... . I im' edi think is C�rtain a. welt managed F hir, ,that goeth fortli and weepeth bearing ,� It is understood they may spend , itation by 'Tbl giAlOille, of one of th*, plota;'you ,can be -&tied
. . d1C Trophy.' '.. , . � written or printed'repotts I in late. . .� �n Morris' ., - :
. J � . I ecioub seed.* &c," was the Scripture after- ed Characters,!' by , upon to cobtAbute t wards the renew.' -
. . 11 I I- run along up�.to-date pradicalmethods Pr elebrat ' 'd fo "
ly on the,rising'of the 06. Parliamer, It . chosen as the basis of the sermon.. Af. some.,time.in England.no the prin. "n'Our (' issie Roass al U th4 fence. if _�O I
I Defeats Tecumselis,, of Tor6nto, in - N & source of bo eipal lturopet.w ciblies. I . . IMS.,mlleHall, Marian'Gunn,BE vou-nov
. . - f We know Co. Olerk. Lane is ih6 soul .a th pleasure and pFofit ter referring to the certai , fity.of reap- . .. I I Margaret MeTaggart -, RecitatIon, the lot it Is about f1me youl'ig." 8u't -
I .. .- "Second of Series, 0 to 5 ). -, I ' Ing I . I � .1 . T, s , Ailarade " rites," by Xatheleen Dow2er � possibl you 'May have a right to .
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.. 4 of thouglitfulness &nil goodwill to the ( � ., �
, The Series, . I fere with other'laterests, Let us gat erand It e� oy 'of the Harvest -Home 1. ' and 4d e obert cloltif t "at youbave aequirdd th �
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� I hard worked Editors aald he Would to busy and with a united and hearty causing the for ettilpf the toil. the Additional P(J.,risoftals, V leming. . � I . . . . ership by possessidn, It is impossible ,
i I . Ist, 2nd. Total aubject wab deaft wit 'under 3 diyis- . I ___ _. � I __ ! , � ,. for me to. tell voll your rjgbto, witbont I
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� .12 1 anAl man to'arrange for the prepara. rolling for the, best lops, viz,_(1) There must be an out- In . 1* .1 -1 -.1 ..... I seehqg the agieement, aid being in.
:. Westininster.."..; - -6 6 . m , pull set the bhll . - -Ae�,, Or. (Irce o will spend the boti.. .- . . . . coditioni . )
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� TecuMselis ............ 4 ; .0 tion of the work referred to If the Co. . . I toing it the toward is to be attained . dayd ' I " . I ",%��W%*,%,%,%.-�"'-� formed about the on which .
. . and biggest Pair in linron. - ' t at Tolroato.� .
-, * Oup will remain in nrit., L'onaell would t6te the-. proper c(im � - . , fg) The going forth must bi. intelligen' Mrs T. A, Ainslie, of Comber, is - the cemetoryr is beld'by the directors. * .
� The Minto . and devoted as the harvest will depend . $ P .
� - ish Columbia as a result of Tuesday'i pensation. ' Warden Lamont should 46The'Land of the Maple is theland for visiting friends in Clinton. - Paste These Dates � (2,)l should think that the rnonuajon6
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I -atne between Toronto T6curbschs, of - on the character of the seed, (3) The , � If ea�rot be removed, 'It linq en stand v I
I see that 10(Jb is inade a red letter year ' me ' ' - ' ' ,, Way it must be sown, In. , Mis*s Delmage returned io her home $ Ing so
. . 1. . .. In Your .Hat ,0,,,,,],Iiong in die, same place without .
tTe National Lacros6a Union anill the I Tile home of the stalwart, the brave seed and the in st.'Ajarys for the vacation. . $ nt -owns it mo; .
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, ., . the famous trophy. . - . . � I , . . . tense eatnestbegg must o aracterize ' Mrs, lNeGativa, Ontario Street, has ' tile right- to have it ft -
irs of the Vourth Estate � and the free h 11 � claim that whoever , y I .
I t New Westminster tearo, the holders tothe membe he -effort., Interesting -failts',and ffg- Venial
Of lealing Wit a' question at the The Uo96 aind theThistle,the t Unseb.1til G. -tines at. Clitlito . . .
by c In, t1i Shamtook t es were called up indicative Of pro- sweet pe" in blOOM, in her garden-
, The garaf, resulted 6 to 5 in f,%vdr of and Leo, . ur _ "blinton July 12. there. � I _' Z;;* . � .
� 11acembor meetin& Ther*e�s nothing gress in the Ontario St. Cbuich pastor. The many friends of Miss I"Utit -Potts Mitchell at $ ;k e �
the Weatmitlatee's. Sa,turday'a gnme, 4r. . All blinbrin lfi� - one garden 'ne%'I;h the ate in the faithf al and vealous, work of ' Will regret,with its, to learn that $be Win. , Smith atra I ltelly �
I A Bition. . ..;,- � Maple Tree."
! 1, the first of the serioqirftulted 6 10,4Aw helligh, about,41,6440. 0 I . the membership and lives of devotion Mitchell at Clinton Clyle hol'sr vl�lth 9. club in A fight near Pbelpg�on,
� . WestminAtors' favor, so that the score . I . � � . - � . . i Itstanced in the world, that, provtd the I Is confined to th . e house through, ill- 0 , $ and Kelly ig dead.-ak. it result. Itia I �
ends 12, to U. . ,., I . . I , nem , Ooderich it Oil on Aug P
. . Tuesde,y1r. game was ea'dily the, 601t; I �. . . . � qh Maple Leaf oiir emblem dibir I v&lueofinteb6ity, Amon these were i !* W Weir, teachey, near Windsor, j� , _ # said that the dbad man attadked8mith .
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` �d as it f Mrs fAjoie, of Aylmer,Que6, was son. ' % Maple Leaf forever 1 14. Ene"In Land I .. ,M I .
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ever seen oil thef (008t, MA&4 I , Ile the Oest of his sister MrsyAlf $ ' . 0 1
. ofter- teneedtooeven yearald pfactenifary God Savo our Xiag And heaven bless Paul, The putor' neduded -big � ser. - . I "111L1*4&"4l&* him severely, ' . : .. .,�! .
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