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" . . grpupi a I IV INPQt ltl#p , Is publiobed every ThUIP447 *t , * W , I to; Rest, j wit, 60 i � a one without P= * go Nxw.*BSA Printing Rousi . I matim. . 00" all XWURY' and Urinary ing AQ 11 _% - jj � ---,I I retiao i* bqc�, lougabjim e. . R"V 4TXXXT N .. * o OU j —1 . . I 314mralsw All 1"I. - I ==Z==_�� ____�_ Hit Ideal. Ms�. ; ;1 it 10 "4141064 �by J)r. Williams, TOM. Of subeerlption 1� . Immomf — ,* "d 64010�eli complain � � _=====Z=.========1:� I ts. Ali I I An excellent linguist. . _$ . I'll I to w"14101664, Itainful a - I (Continued from page 1.) '"U.117SOU, WUu, nact 2 ils proflejerA -in Rluk Pills Recauss T � Per re" . � 0 : 1l1FIIl1l1IllIm=VL I W . r verip4s, ,wes, w Or 1.4 , . . ; r kq YA t4,v&x_m , sl -150 moy lie' .ON&"' if in 8 �, I , � peen msioe� Fremb, German and Ualian and well, - . spriog A 0 11 41K k4drRO, Ott W�efitted Idward the Seventh, or a poet Jaureate; wrote one able to holdr his OWU ln'RuBajari, t4# 4 I I I King U ,a he, I , of bis fine 11 , )take Good )JIW- 09 90 Paid, No Paper d1qco4fIUuo4 = *1 The Peac,P, Poems, "A Welcome to Alexandra,, - . rl __ . the laxtl�w 046 ft store vp reo " lafAr Xing long aad deeply stud$edr for. , exvidql�ri IS IN b kri�wu in history 11 An 04 &rro" A" nud, uplo . - * I W it ahwia I j .# , pat the q . Y111too �', 7�vml,re Of E on this occasiqiu,� Coss socirf O'Von'rof *0 PV fi�j. Tiler 'date .to health au4 y1u%* for the Ill* ordvr 0�v PoIr 1FnP0_Q*t1s twopgirf og j , CI I urope," who ha j . The prin eign politics, His. berO03 in, BriUsIt, Ask any doctor ouil he will tell you , r , . .4 juA died, MAde herself .ver r Political life Were th ,,P,,,,i,,i,o,r tbir� ecZeala Ia caused by I W, Ch ovexT subscription is peid is de. l Ya And threeil Classes of tile British, pub no t nothing 'CA . roatmicut. is 0, After a reign Of mine Yea Y Populax Wi0i all _a - 31"W. 1 � J xft'dvt Of thilliAd"I't1swat vkdotiie dollar. Order - lie, Cevil Rhode$ a intho blood, , UA,S' nip"It'" tooted: on the, label, . t only nd Lord Kitcher. Many it that does not reach . a 04ror $0-47 tMa ckeav ap4 ittiabie i . I race of Manner, but friends were Colonists, the blood-iliat , Vlwjna I Q month$. waa sixty-nine years of age,f by her 6utward U of his closest 4dvOrtiOng rates, -Transient adver Add--T#IE KEOICATIEp Vi,t I . . nits, 10 C .. I PAD C $1PANy B dls,( ues and atrA4 prits per nouparol. line " VICTOXTA'ATZ., WIND01t, ONT., 0A7;,&,V* 1 . ha ng been born NOV. 9,,1841 ail ) hY b . er and colonial Ministers have always outward applio4tiono are worthless, ter first insertion and 0 con I � SO E190181600 r U1. . c 17hain Her husband himself alway j bility. � I t Palace. For 4411 % cen-t . r . a aharlA hA,d a warm welcome from him. The.. That is the reason why Dr, Williams, t4 per line , � ry 11 has in Ity, although the r,term., 150 r w, :�9' - �, Ir 11 been perhaps the mostl this Populari Pink Pill& b4vq, always Proved so Bile. . j h subsequent insertion, 8034 is Mot 1 �r I '":":' — I P r ! �,mj elit ' Imperial institute and the Colonial' ta not to exceed one � It I . royal figure in. Ruropre�- er Puritanism 01. his p9tentis lustitu, � tei the. Cent . r act otilverasomem I at, r , J aub.1 res. of metropolitan Cessful-�-tlfey on the. blood,and in Inch eat Do An Iq OB scholar, diplorn sovereign,, iects had often been shocked by itor.! cQlonial life, satin# on tb4 blood they ban .. ah those' UCb.r VA "Lost" "Strayed,,, ,,Stolen to, .. r j VIPs&" sportsman and q . were largely the result. . -L & � .1 =_-7 - � . ies of his dissipation.' I Of his energy and o4thuslasm. . frifftl(m$ 904 PlUlPfeg, 2,elievs tile topinserW.once for 80eento r I PROFAE&SIONAL . gentleman of tasta.! _ . Irri ation and itching and g - ' or 10" - ____ As eldest son of the ruling so i , The Prince , A . tnOnWor$I.C1omruuAIQ&tIon8 intends -.,__.,_.__- ;, = I . 1-7=� , veroigrt, of Wales' Marriage to. Xing Edward was probably better . ive pp __ - -.1. - ___ I . � ,rfec� d � I be became at the moment of his birth Princess Alexandra " w4s brought' cured thousands ibrPubileation must, as & ,Kuaranteq of ' Grond TrualkU4way system . W, JaHVIA)BUI. 1. � j � about in a rL0. liked personally in Fiance than any thealth, They have � . Duke of Cornwall, thereby heco mantic"fashiOn, a photo. other F,uropo�a . of ,cases where poor blood has rest] It, faith, be accompanied by, tile I l.: . entitled to the revenue of th,l t due graph *of tile princess are . using the he showed In It sovereign, Certainly , I ed in diseage. those they have I bf -the w:rIt6r,, . - .. RikilwAy Time Table . R I- OTAR. . al . r � . tMODW S= . UALIRISTOR I$0L10IT0 4 it, I � i ore sympathy witlz the caredia rs, ames current . 300000 Zr interest of tile prince some time be- French temperament than ever his Out., who says . I ,11kins, A*Ivaer, TO in I which amounts to over $ M � 'sure pubReation in . , r 10, ATO, . At four weeks of age: he fore he incif b16 future wife, I Mother did. Yet the analysis to wbich ill suffered ;i 2gue COPY Of Advertisements should be OTIUT" I , .!!- � r year. . . i deal With so I good sent In ea,vly. . London.,'Huron and Bruce. � VU -011 . . zoma, and did not get sny,, O.,t,,r,,r ,,,,,,, . I � I I I The princess came from one of the -he -was subjected by even friend . Worth 11 � . came Prince of Wales and Earl of, I '� ,r. lRester by royal "lost remarkable of royal families, ,. ly thing to help. me - The tollowingtAble . Passenger 7 I patent. The otherl writers in Paris was at least as dyni-' � until I took Dr. . shows our rates for , I - . ;'Aitles which he received were: Duke' One which has been described as Sir Cal as it Williams' Pink Pills. Theoefteednay %ad space. c erd part.... . - 8..40 a W 4,50 p In emaRL" % UnLE 40 , was appreciative. on of' I . � r r r , "! f Rothesay, and Duke of Saxe.1 nursery of 'kings and queens,. it furn- . the a � e blood Of -all impurities and' gave me I Crontralia ...... ;j.. _ 9.40 r' 5.43 UEAL ESTATE AND IN$URAXOID� burg -Gotha, Prince of Saxony, Eaxll i.slied a Czarina for the Russia I . In, writing of. him s the, King; speedy relief. I Am* therefore, natur. I r. Omo. Smo. Iwo Exeter .... r ........ . A � us, a' said -, ' . r . I . 9 58 S. r4 Nly very enthusiastic in praise of L I gall...: ......... 10.08 6106 . Huron St., Clinton, J "ire is made up.,of antithe-ges and those pills", I column 40 00 2500 15 00 ,t 00 I . L. I consort for a King of Great Britain, 4 "Umn' $71,00 $40 00 M, oo $10 00 Hen � I tof Carrick, Earl of Dublin, Baron Ren- , � , . L . . - Kippen..... ....... 10.10 all rway A medicine that, can inake rich, red . . . - Mew, and Lord of the Isles. I a ruling monarch fQr.the,Greel;s, and, contradictions. Physically you know� I UPI Boo 'Brucellgid. .......... lo.30 6,11), . . � To - I He took his first name, Alberi, from' 4 King Of IN - . him-& body which bught to have the', I umn 2500 1000 $00 L .. �.:,� d hi Tile ,affedtion and esteem' in w I i blood will qure anaemia, rheumatism, run - 18 00 1000 550 200 Clinton ............. ll.()5. L . I L ,.- I 1. Ns father the Prince Consort, an a , hielf strength of a giant and which has not - . eczema, neuralgia, Indigestion, heart OU0017141 1 606 350 .200, 00 Londesboro .... I k... 11,18 4 1, Edward from hi the late King was held were . t I - . 6.35 H. T. RANOE, . . 'i It. s gra . never lost .the gracefulness of youth; a band Blyth ................. 11. 4.52 1 "M40eard lone'D better exemplified than in Decem Contract display advertial I . N�tary l. L , like of Kent. It w 1 - PRIPItailon, the ille'of girlhood and of ng oc p 27 . 7.0o Elublic Comv �.,. he�, B71, when'be was attacked . , ber.- Which seems ready to crush And- yet 'womanhood. and 4 hoot of other trou� . Inch, per, issue. L Beilgrave ....... f..... 1,1.4() . oyancer, �: �, - B wish that he , by ty-' does not shake the earth, a sman e . 7M Fimmoial And Real Est�ate. . ,�,: wned Albert I., but En thoid.tover and for . . ,ar.- I bles,�--simply because'these troubles . . . FEZ; � or 7.M. - INSURA:KCE AaNNT-Aevreoputina 14 Fire In- . . d gom' e weeks . W. H. kRRA & SoN - . . Wingbam, 4rrive ... 11.59 . . . I - . . . _ .- etween life and death. The a hung but one acutely open to the thousand, 4are,tbe result of baa bligod . , ........ � � I . . . . sursuce coramul". I I " - - .- . - .. -that is __11 I 1� I , South Passenger - . ., I OZORO'. UXldtY sourift fropli the four, cornqro of the, whYthey Always cure the above trou- _ . � .. I . - , . Predilection for the old namw,* of the public was intense, -and the globe; A. blVe eye. very' gentle and", . . DIVIStOA Oeliirt ,Office. . % ".. , �li-� . ,, bles And bring the glow Of ehhh, to I . . I Wingbarn, depart,.. 0,43 x in ,3,..% p m. I � . . .. . . ...:; . � �� . Te became Edward VII. news of his recovery was greeted with smiling, which behind watchful brows , pale cheeksi. Sold by all medicine urt expected alue,rence or DOSIMn.j" elgrave ........ � . " His birth was a great day for n .! great joy. Oil his first appearance in. seems always seaching I . But , 054 3.44 . ,,,;. Jand, for it meant that the new a era or direet At Ceuta a box or afto-1 11 Itl a the dig- deal brothers united .by a tr�e I t. .... ... .... I - 708 sbo - . Public to take part I . , . .. ." 1;In the throne would be firmly plant, ."thanksgiving ser . n. the memorial tance.beyond the visible horison, but I six boxes, for $2. �iou may do much to help each other a eaboro ......... : 7.10 4,04 . . :1 vice" in St. , from The Dr. Wil- . XediLAJ. � l Paul's steps always on the nearest objects, !laws? Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. in ties, tbaugh their ntoli ............. 7.50 422 - 1 . .,! I W. And to -day no kingdom in the. cathedral on Pe all difficul . . . �. I 'world is bitter off for heirs. b. 27, 1872. treets I . 12.rs �.. alo a good indulgent smile. on lips rather � - � I streams Of life may ft ucefield ...... 1. �. IDR ,%� W., Timomrsex I . � I lig the line of his route were crowd. bitterly set. . I , W apart." . U2 *.30 1 . . . �.,,j The ceremony of christening the, ed with a cheering multitude. "Morally it is . - I I . �'. I The words of the worthy archbishop! ippen .......... - US 4.47 . I Ablan. 11"geon. Bto .":� I Queen's eldest son, the future King of After his recovery several -years were as physically. This I . - � ,did not prove prophietio, as recent his-', - HonsAll ........ )- - - 8.32 .4.53 1 .0selal 6116111110011 given to diseaves of.*Jbe A 7"'. ;England, was an event of great irn-i devoted to iquiit * . improvident Man is the most'orderly . tor, . X70, HAr, ThroaL and No". ".11, work, though he a _ I V has shown, for by the death Of Exeter.'........'.'..';. &4S 0.0.6 . . I pressiveness. The ceremony took place' , s- III the United Kin in� Were he not Clarence "Sailor Prince" G6or .... � k,., suriled a great deal of the r .gdo "anillron mears lie S. Central1w....,_' , goo NYOG carefully exUaillied and sultablot glaesea on Jan. 25, es W,nsi. born to Hamilton, �w ge not' London, arr ' 5.1$ - . proaserUZ I the throne he would have May 7. -The Aewsof the only stepped into the succeisi � ITO., - - - 10:00 17': 1842, in St. George's' bility attaching to the celebra U I death of King Edward was rec4j�� on, butf I . . 6.,10 ofirwo OVA: Realdande. � . . I tic made On incomparable business man. . I was finally married, on .Tuly 6, . I I ffa . � I � 1893,, . I , 11 . � . tl 1, Chapel, WindBor. The royal sponsors, his mother's jubiloie in 1887. . Q His punctualit , here last evening with deep .sorrow. to Pri � Eu 10 and Goderich Two &*on West of am comawrd" R"41 -Y is proverbial throuth. I JAcess Victoria May of Teak, to West 1. . . , were the King of Prussia, the Duchess: Again in 1897 at the #me of, the 0 ed I Passenger SUM St. . .of Saxe -Coburg, represented by the: ut England.' He never arrive$ latd Special itious of -the newspapers whom his -brother had been afflai z I . , . . I I , less than three years before. The Stratford-.. 11 . I . Diamond J�ubilee he took a great p4rt nd rai)Wly spread the news and bells in .)cedi . AM pin -, L � : Duchess of Kent; the Duke -of Cam -i ' �a . he nevek forgets 4 social drigag ' " ' the - City Hall and ceiitr�l fire station R In P In . ,� ,bridge, the young Duchess of Saxe -i , ti"Me -ceTeUra.Tlon nn'Tupori:'Rer ldelk'W menk- The ,smallest det,618. of 06ro, wedding 'took place at the Chape ...IQ.00 12.20 .2?; lo,90 D W. 61j* . . . , V.I. it, 1901 took up. the duties ,of bove-, ony interest Win. He never leav a' towers were tolled, _I Mttcbell .......... 10.22 12.45 5.55 lo.el re . nit . , aoi well as every Royal, St., Jarnes, the Duke of York Seiforth.... "I in � . � ,e a . buich bell. ....10.45 1.10. -Coburg, Princess Sophia and Prince' reign, with- a caPac!tS, that will rank a letter forty-eight, hours without re� Many 6.18 11,12 or w, omm, iL, a. 4p. p. ." Fvzdiziand of Saxe -Coburg. . him among the ablest kings of Eng. twenty-four hours without vate meetingf 'Public and pri- wearing the uniform of -captain in! Clinton ......... 11,07 1.25 6.40 11,2S 1 1 I I I . ji� X V. lLm ni", - , 11 , . were cancelled and 6e . .... .1 The prince's first traiiiiing was un- the J�Oylal navy'and being s 09106-Ontarto Street, ountoa... N itat palls a .. . land . .Tust on the eve of his Corona- ply or weekly parade of th .. up�ortodl Holmes ville.'.. ..11.16 1.33 6.46 11.38 % . , e 13th Regiment by his, - father k6 then Prince of' Goderich..., .. I r35 1.5a 7.0& 11,55 str"s. � . "; I der the direction of Lady Lyttleton, a' acknowledging its receipt. All corre� I froat door of osiop cc reald"Loso - J Z, sister of Mrs. Gladstone, who tion there was:a thunderbolt m.essage spondence Addressed to, - h' ; as called off.' I . . I . ft . . 1 .. . OkManbury - , � wOs' to the effect that he was.dying, and, ,, . . .. � . A , - �� . . . - I 1. �11 ; owerness to the royal ebiildren until! I - . ,; tuider I hid eyes." I un � pas law - W . ... .Wales, and hha 'uncle. the Duke of , East . , , .. . Passenger, I . . . � �, � . I .Edinburgh. , I i . I ury "Assigns, * . . Four children bave" I . ... . I . 1. ^ Ri I offico.,hours at . 8*1 lm -1 to.b P.,=,: I to 9 V.m - . A the prince was' six years old. At the' llie Ceremonies had to be 1;6styli6ned. ; -1, . . . 1 . 8 1. .41 141"Or. -Me'r'4q' . been born � . , P ra pin ' ' ' . I I ts, -, . , I - � .. � levillo, May 7,�-The 3fadoc Mer- the roylif cou .to' 'Goderich..%. _.. ... 710 2,40 4.50 - - . . I ... I . . . . � .. W of 8even his education began un-,' All the wo*rld watched anxioUslY -while Cons9mPtIves llhouidtryo Allen' vur3r� is in the hands Of' the bailiff. being plO, the heir apparent, HOWesvilla. _::-- 7.26 9.57 5.06 ' DR J6 W- SHAW, Q. . der the tutelage of Rev. Henry . Mil-, his operation was proceeded with andI. Lung. Balsam; it eat; be bad of any in . Edward Albert Christian Goo " � . � -1 dred Bir h who retired from, his posi-1 finally amid great rejoicing. he was drugRist.. . rp� Clinton.......'.... 7 . _ ,... le I , I . . .1 � I . W .. MeXerracher was, the propriet6r. Patrick DA -0d, whose birth occurred : . Seatorth .1a.... .% 807 5.15 . I rRvaloux, OURGICOX. . . . � tion in 1851. I again restored to he . I I � � I . . '! . . al.t.b. . - . I I . . I � . . 3,25 5,32 ebeur, ste., ofte and ramidquee I on The next tutor under whose direc- In the nine years of his.reign King I ------- � . . .� at White, Lodge, 6n Xuae 23, IM., Thost Mitchell...... *.. �..'.. AI . I .6 Ill . I I � three - . I . 6 348 5156 1 "ja"ausli., ov"00 W. ftvran's red"Ac9i Zon the young prince came was pre&' Edward earned for himself the name I ` . � . � �' others in sequence, are: Albert! Stratforct.. -�. 6 ....... 8.0 . . I P I � . . . . . 4.15 6.20� : I I . . . : . . . )Frederick- Arthur George, born Dec.' . !, lerick W. Gibbs, who remained with' of peacemaker of Europe:. Hia.vi& LONG - LIVE, THE . � . I -_ — . . i in for seven years. He then went, family relations, his unfail' . . . � KING1 . . 14, 1895; -Victoria Alexandra Alicel 1. . 02. F. IL AX46N . I . - . Ing oour- - . --- . �. . . I 11 . 1. Mary,,A-pril 25 1 I . - - . I I . V Edinburgh to pursue .his studies tesy and his keen diplomatic ability . � - � mml - � ,, 1897, and- Henry Wil - . _. . " . ' DRNTUT , , _. liam Frederick Albert,' March 31 IWO. I . . . . . 11 ' I I � � . I . . . . . under a number of professors. have several times - saved 'delicate � I I 11 .. . � I Little Prince Edward, 'the he I . e I 1". . . I I . . , arri tho, , 6 a Forl Sal ' or' Ronte . croawa�414419rifte work, appeelalti.. I , . . I " First Public Appearance situations ill Europe. His entente- . ., ' .' " I . t" - I . . I I I . Ondusia ol O�cj),S.. Cbie" . ill , His earliest appearance in a isading' cordiale with Fran6e, secured after a ' . � . I � 1, I I I . I . . �, . parent to the throne, has. iaread ___ __ I . . - Toronto. . 0. and 1I.O.D.S. , - . . . , .. - !: 'part on any public occasion was In I .� .1 11 mallifested a decided inclination for, . * . �1, Ine0ting with President F�Iliem, his, , . . . . . ao"(A O'"o"MYS, ANW Ut $0 Deftftbev' - I . . I . . . ]military life and.� is c��sidered -preco.i: . Farm. � to Rent . aying o un on us mee ings peror L.. . ., . . . . . I �. . I . . .. 1. . ... . � .� .. 0ous beyond his yea ' . . . . . _�': , � : I Isto I of the Lambeth School of Art at William- 'of e rnany7l is me ew, - . � I . . I I . .. � .. I .1 rs. , . The Ostram farm, Lot 28,9th Con. of Godarleh ' . Rk . Vauxhall. After tile death of his fath- visits to the - . . I I � Popular. . . � I � i zar Of sia-and a host . . � I . . . . Always, . . I Tp.. 80acres.is offered to rent. Applyto, DL 11- JVOWL ' . � I er in December, 1861, he naturally of audiences anT-.'In � . I .. .. 1. . In' January, 1901, the then 1) . h*.e . of I JO . SHLCOOK, or to MRS. J. HALSTEAD � . . � 1, ' .. . .. . . . � . I York'� was pr I .. , I . . . TISTe � . . .. - Joreign ambassadors and 'Po ntAtes . . . . � I I omoted to� the - rank of. - . � . �beciame the most desirable function ews with . . � ... Clinton. tf Qoderiou'.' I . � # .� I I I I DIUM � , . . � I I " . _" . .. .... . . Zy at all ceremonies in which benefl- have done more tha � , . � � "'. - - . I I I . .. % n , yt I else. to - , . .. . 1. ----. . I . I I . jear - admiral in Her Majesty's �. OR1080 Over O'NZILIE. store, . .. - . � cent or charitable ,undertakings were -preserve the peace 4 . .In anticipation of. his fleet'. - YouSaliBorltent.;. . � . . .. .. of t. _e world. . - . :1 ... I - . . . purposed de. . � I I �. I I SPecial care taken to make ik;litsl 0666., . . , . - Ito be recognized by royal approval. Of late years th b .: . . Parture on. the long -cruise arouna the.' .- . . ... . 'I , , .� . I ;' . a I n6f holidays of � , G. I .. - , . 1. .t . In U0 I I . ment0i P41D em so possibld. . . I I .. . I 11 Imesvills. I-of-an-aers. of ]an . I I . I ' _ _ , Ill's work up to the time he became tile late King were. Almost always 4 . I . . I 11 . I world in the Ophir, which termina I d. wibk a. I . I I .. ,. . L I .: . . . . . . I ted' good frame house of seven ro ins. back 91tehani. !p!--- . ..- . . .. King-oeoupied a I&rge-sha-re--Of-h�is---%PeTU-on-tli(�-conti-nent-..�� Y- ;- -.,;,-j - - ., 1.11 � . . . I Only a few rhonths ago. 'The.thoUS.! wood -abed Wfo hirae- build- . I _____17�ro�� ,. 4 I - I � .- I—. .____ I—- - --ands--of-beatiti _U701, Monty 1. -C � . It, . r . . . ,-- '11Rft__-1,_ I -, r , . . dignity, tact atl,l patience. Indeed Cliester'and s�Qtiines as BAronRen. ' , ` - 1, . . . - 1 L . . . . I I . traveled when abroad as the Earl of ful-14--reewived-da'- lng�ba,xina.beett-uaa&,a",chcWow'g - .� tinie and was always performed with I L 4-generall I and stable, and a a -_.;-_W6 R1 :I- . . ofgoodwater. Posileoslon any time iWier the '- ' r . I '. I I L I . . . � .1 .. . I., . I . .. 40fibolNovember. AVl)lYtkF,POTTOR ' ... . I I. t no prince of any country has ever frew. A private sal6on."rriage Which I . 11. . � I . 1. . L � , - veteripary . $1urgeo 'a. .. �I � I . . Huron Oacr I . I . .:.. I . - I I � . � I .. Personally exertv�l himself more faith- cost $35,000, was kept at Boulo;�e lor - ' - L . 11 . . . . I . I .. . . . � .. . . I . .. . . . . Honor-gradusto on*. Voi. 0011�, 1890 . - ifully to render services of this sort to his use. His trips were exoeedinpiy . I . I I " . r . I 11 I -.-.----.- Zi,�� -�_--_.j : . , � - . � Speol&icours6atx,X,n,,,C � . ----...--,.,--�-.-.-..,-..:V-�23---Z�-- ".", ,b1o"6, 1910 . . . ", -:, ": , _Iii = .- . rrr 51-51 -.-E , $�r. . . the community. The multiplicity and expensive, both Ile and the prizko'cis . . .�.. tPiS-t':5., -.,*..'.. �� " . I . L. I . � ., -ot-,,�k -�__ _.�- Nv _Vl: lionie-and Lot for Sale.�. L Offie'"P]P081te C'rabaft ]ffe ' "' - � � �,�_' -, - 11-- I—- .. . . r I ' I .-:-�� !gj,�.. .,,z�,� -half r tastes. . . .. . I r - ..... I I. I . .. . - I variety of his Prigagements on b, being lavish in thei useo. � , ..,F.. r 1. I . I e . . L - j: -_r, , . I Nfailtoalie . . r . . � 0, i�----- rt -i ��i ; 11.t� . ..... . ... � . _ . , . at dreham Hou4e.L . L I . . . I . I �c.-..o ��.��- 1-11 , -I I .; .� � .. ME pt - � I of local and snecial ontoarprises made In his love for sports the -late Mon- I ;�11` - , _q,�'i; '.The; tonvenleutirlocated �T . Phone 5. . . a surprising list and necessarily in- arch when lie w . I ., - . . I �� z-5. I .!� ' Day. phbne &2, Night . as Prince:rof. Wales de- � . . S��__,: - .., ... �.z_c f - house. next to . I . . ..z.- ��M . Murp . I . . L r : r . -:g.'� -.0§', �%-7�-.ia�_-_ .., .� .hpla. Rattenbury street, containing nin * . . . . a . I. . volved a sacrifice of ense and leisure Voted much attention to yachting. He � L ; . -� -� M--, .� . roome. Tuebousels a, . '!which few nivii of high rank would r . I . .1 . . ,'.'�,_-�=;&. ;1 - ! end in excellent repair. r recently re -built one. . I 'to mn:x. looked forward each year to the re- . . .. I . . , .-.- -.*�. � . . A good. new stable on ,. r . � I ==70- * . . ... - .-. �, ,care . .. I �.-'.-'X��....%i!"�41: �'. , . theprensises, -AppAy to A. SEE,LEY. ' - L I . I �� ..,:.,I - I . . L gatta at Cowes, where he first won f ... ''. L.''. I .. ;,�j� ;z . THOMAS GU — - .'r' .. Among the w-mbers of the royal tile Queen's ca . . I -Z'-�"1.;.!:N11;;..zz -, -'-p - , . _. I o .. i - with his.- , � . .. , . , .- ___ . -,-- . ": r L - J)1�4,PRY. � , 1877 . " ; _ 0 '13, � p in 1-,��-,.0&,W; . � �,:- , _ - Live atoek an , �, fimily ill(- litte 1�ing was called Bertie , - '... . .. . : .". .. . _"Z-,�.; I , .r . I . d gen ra, uction *,o. : - 1: . . I . I . . . _ -1 I , I . - %,-, ., A .. - schooner Hildegarde.' He was also � . L I . - -i,, 11..."'.R . � i� - 1..-,�'. I I �. . ' r . . . �. . L r. � '-, -�l,��,k7��.'..'�.",',"."I"..'� '. 11 I . . -GODER ... . � -hildhood. His � I mr, from his L , father called r I . g,k ZL" fond of horse -racing and w s " I L . ��, I . L I ;� %11'\g�_ -- .� ... . , r I him by that 11amt.; his mother e . 1, I " ." 1. - �, . Z\'k-, i 7' , - . . 10H ONT . ntered the most historic of the f . - .; _ N I NOTICE . . kalmstook aluds.a.speolals'). oto .. � . - . . ,. EngliBh, turf - � � . IN . _�, __ r � - . . __ �,�, , ,�.., � _,f�, L' - , , , Z� .\ . it in her dnilv diary long after he had events. . ... . . I . .�. ,I , ,� :�.;�', . . L — . I AiZW RUFAL offlON6 Varilion ell sit sit . � I . . . . I . . � . . . . 11 I . .to. Boded . I L . , n�,�z,;��. W,e are appointing Sales Agents now in every, Q.Terias t;Z"ble. note 'r ' ! grown to ini"Tillood Hild become the Albert Edward was initiated L into- r I I L I L 1�� .- mted. , . VP"1n1;:U6" . I . -'- uurepresented county. for the sesison. of. 10, . � I . . . � I � L L I . father of a large fundly: his wife call- the InYsteries of Frcema�soliry in S ' . . I r r, , . . I 4 �;g.'.-.*�". r uver. 65 per cent. of the Yeav's bu,iiness ie done . I I .. . L L . . . . . .L �--'._`_`.--_1., � . _ r . . _,�,,�, ..;:, auring 5111111mer wouths. We pay good . � . I . � . 11 1. ed hill, lii�rtie to the (lay of his death. den in 1868 and was eM..'eted ,grawned. ' . � 1�11 � - 1. : "110 I .1 1. . . ... "I . L 11 I " P I . . - . . . l �`�.:, * I r . . . ' iidi�r, howevor intimate, master of Englandin 197.6 � ..., . L , r :., . jr. L I I I But no outs . - . I . ..:�.: WeLlytorperviees reud6rad. Give -ex-, ` r , :. WI!FISON, 1. . .� .. r � � I ever dari�d address hin, bv that name. I . r 11� =territory andguPitly,selling outfit free. . D, X r , - . I 5,%.. . . . 0 . . . .. . . ..... I . in soe,al, 11 ... - , I . . . ' L . I Thp prinev's youthlu I . 1. 'Over 00'adres undoOr . _ . The Late Kln'es Tact. . .. . L I days were The tact -of the 144� King: , . . I , . ,cu1ttv$jt16A . .. I � '�much like .thrise * L I � 'iO.. . Lkenaoid Auctioneer for the Count r expl-rionoed by matters h bpe'n' : L .:R L Our acreage is mentioned ss it Y of.Huron. . * , 4'�qrent -'a.11w th . -*', W., is imbortant- . Correspondenoe -Promptly Or .. % youngstvrs (if loss distin,-iiiAied birth. time that be' ' . . I A . . . 1� il.. . that You should roorli an, a firm. f good stand-, � .ts*orod. Immed, .. L! � . ��2 English -society r r L . . : . ,� r .'.."Y". in We supply iit .. iato arrangements ior_sale dat44 can he mme, . .. - � I " , � -I' I . , , and,r " 0 ",Zo � � . � V.:, " k " . In N53 lie quiTerod from ,in attilck of I I . I . � � .1 I.. " d r1otly Atet gr.ad 91 . 1* - " r ;; . . 'A good conditlon, "Waliaon at U�3)@Wan�S - , e .. . . by. balling at the NEW BEA office OrWlthFiauk , . i . I . I I - W, _. nt gu i.ntep deliveri i - ' t with 'a rod of steel sheathed in� velvet. I ". - . L . I%. ,. P b grocery, rel . L I . � X eal; and -most rp)i&ble agent In':- - Charges: m6do& r ; * ' , � the,_ niea�lo,,,. and tile entire family. NO P udices, theori& or preconco�jv_ , ,'. . . I �g . � .,oi"�!.i .. �te.a�id,'s&Als,Laclaoh�gl;&rlij]$Od. _ 1. . I . Ulffucifng me nueen ana -Trince T--,)ri- . . . i.t. Establialled'oVeXL35yedi , , 1 I . 11 I . further particulate. write . . __. . ed ideas -were allowed to stand -in the - . ill .S For . , . . - : , 11, . ; sort, contracted the ailment. A se- way Of Jils decroes. For .exami3le, it � ,oL . . 1�il � � I .1 . . . I I . r I 1:�-1�111111.... � . . I I . * . . . ' ... ... �.�.M �11. . . . . .. . . ... - .— -'Pel an -N . . D*. NoTaggar, : cond and inore serious illness happen- is due to him .alone that Eal the ill. � I �. . .. �'v h, I � orsery Coo, L , � G. ID. UcTaggait - , - Ni I I ed in )!�-lt, when lie was stricken Nvith �yw __ .., :, , , , 9 - I .. - . I 1. . . I . !, . � I %. I . " . TORONT% ONT , .-k - feeling toward the Jewish, race hiiA 0- * THE NBW QUEEN I 1. I . . . . I MCT I ' " I .. I L tYPhoid ft -ver. This fever proved very hisappeared dn EkWand and that He'.. . 4 . . . . tv , A . . I aggart B L . � critical. and the whole kingdom was . 11 � ) V �L I I . � I I . I I A� L . ___ . I . L .. .. I .. - � ros, . � _ � Bympathetie and anxiou--,. brews are now fourid occupying, seats' , , . . J . . . I — . . . __ . I I - 1. . . . _; -_ I . - ' BRAVRIERS -. . . .." .11, �.� wer Prnyerq in the I -louse of Lords, wliewin the. I . I . I . . . .1 1. -1. .. , . I I 1. * � . I ... . . . ... .. 1. I . . . , I . . . . I . 1. � 1. I ..: � .. : e offered in all the churches, and early days of the Vie ri ' I . . I Triat eventful aha in- wany rebpee a � ALBERT 9 PUNOWN.. � the latest news from the sick cham- to an ora a Tow ' I . I .. . ,;% wonderf I voyap'were still � t . I I . . - . . ST ber was waited for morning and was not even allowed the full.rights * . . . ... . . � I .. . . I I I tion wb ' u ' . .on. exhibi.1 . � . . . . . . � . . 1, . .. 13V .1 . . � ell King Edward. was strick6ril :_ Facts Coheeruiiix . . . I � . . ' , . . s recovery from this long Hebrews are also to -be. found in the . . . .'' I / "; with'. his , I . . .1 . I . 1. tftutftted ' - . i... . The prince'. night. and vrivileges of ordinaxy� citizenship.- . ' . . . I ; .. . malady and afford a sa& - . . .-. - Creneralf Illinking . � . .. . I ' I '. I illness was celebrated with a natiopal front rank of the most exdusiVe and., � . . . . I I - commentary upon. tfie:. fitfulness of I I . Ainericill Einigi�gtfon, I I .� . 1. . w thank,ggiving' on Feb. 27, 1872' . . , � . - . ... I I . . . . . . . . — , 1. - . at St. aristocratic social. Circle . NOT.ESEASCOUNTED � : . � I . . " Paul's. 13,000 persons attending the s of England. - If I . fate. I . . . . � absha*e emi-: Drift$ $08116d- Interest illowed On . . , �� I . . I . . � alty of 01 . 6 , .. � lit. were Ili - - [ - I deposits. - . . . I services and many more witne i It is another evidence of the,tact of, , . . __ I 1. �. . �� . '. I �- r These gifts bot only eyidenced the� '320,060 A meric � . :1 , the roya sslng the late King that even his. most inti- . � I .. �. . . — � .ley oolDnist.%, b _ rat ed t.o'N.VeqjernCanad& since � " t . � . I I procession from Bucking- mate friends and associiaes were kept It- . PREWNT K` I N' G ' ' . . many Instances tribute�. to the great . f897 ' I.. I � . .. . I . _____1__ . I . � � I : . ham Palace to the catbe". in.i. .. .. I I .- �. GEORGIR V. .. � . htPularity -of ,the Prince �throughouj .25,WO-more Americaris-have, . . , I Visits to Foreign Lands. . gnorance. concerning his.poffilcal . . I . .. . � ' . -77---1 '' . .. � I . settled there than .mativej Of,., T UtUAI - , . _____.____ � career, Even -when his brother, , Continental.turopq in the pa;6t 'Fire lnr�uranc. 1916s- . � 4i - I In the summer of 1855 the pf opinions.'. 'Re.always manifested just , � . ... . .. I I , ...... �� . . be - McKillop M, . . I ifte as mmh regard arid consideration for .. ,then-h6r ptoi�umptive to the throne,' 13 years. . � � with his parents and elder sister, vis- , , . � . .. .1. . .e . . EIGN was ali E gland'e "sailor prince I . .� ited France. This was the first time . Gladstone as for. Lord S&Usbury. H . I ` , ' ive n I . )00 of these have settlea , Parns . � " I was never inclined any more toward, . . was more In lavor than the Duk�6 Jand Isolated fowji prop , ., that an English sovereign, actual or ,- 0 UR, - 'NEW..*, � S, 'OVER . thm, within the past six yoArs. , . 9 - I I I prospective, had entered Paris ' - � I .� . . � .. . . � . * Clarence, afid. indeed 'his disposit erty 0n1Y InOttred, . . � the Tories thin to the Liberals and . - . . . 1. . . I I . . a- 11 . ' . � � 10 of them crossed the . .�.. .� . . . . . . .. . .. . -was altogether difftrent. He has the r during the fiscal year . 'OFFICESts. . .1 . 811710e neither could Claim him " a paAisan.: . . . . bloeT . I I . � the days of Henry VI. In 1857 the There were few better known fig- . 'reputation of having. been 'rith or* gayf' 1907 8. ' L ' . egiderit, Se4forth ' : , . --- prince went to Germany and spent . I Peorge the Fifth J ' - , * � � � .. . I .. . .. � J. B. McLean, pr � . . 1, four months in study at Koni . utes around London in the season, . � s a,.,Brl11llant.� no Marlborough Z'012$6, -London, �Y - when popularly supposed to be sow-! 92.000 followed them in 1008 0. . Jis* Connolly. VIPs' Pros,., Goder Ch . ... - gswinter. In Ahe theatre,. on the race course or '. , arid P 1 3, 1865, only se line In , hia -wild oats, but . in the �main,l 200,000 will do likewise 1 � ThO6- A RaYs,, See.-Treas., Seafortli - , on the Rhine. . POMiSinqAto.ler. . venteen..in,)nths after thq I . . . .1 In the fall he continu- at the opera he was a- frequent visitor. I .. 1. . , . . n 1910 .1 q I I . . . .. , . _. , � .. . the Dulrd'of-Clarence. and was clitia. ugh -Sailor' George was at times , a; $150,000,000 in actual cash Ad.' . . I . . . . .1 . I � PIRECTORS. . I ed his travels on the continent, visit- From the horse show at Islingtoti, the " . . .. tened at Windsor the m6nth , follow. bit d r'�us, h - never- .. . ded.to &be Wealth of Ca . . , � . I Ing places in Germany and Italy. At royal military tourname The Popularity of th I e New K I ing . ,of ing",Zirom.his earliest years destined dissipat�ad to the extent � was . nada, Jas. Connelly � Holme�ville.-L . . . I . . L related of I within the past tw4years. - John . ... navy as well as -preferring. it -semeof his ancestors iri'the maleline., $200,000,000 more will be ad- Harlock; G. Dale, �-Clintou. M - . Rome he was received by Pope Pic, Smithfield showhe was never absetit. Grvtat Britain -and Ireland. and F,,, mi - from inclination, Geoigo, wa� *a9t"he has won the! a 11 . . agricultur -to L . for e . , 1, Nono. Spain and Portugal were next As an , ist -he did inuch , e Since his marr, clod to tb� national & 8 a e t Wall Y, Seafolth; J, visited, and in July he returned to stim ntered I .. chelne � England, u4te the breeding of all kinds oi , Perot, of India kas-Been. Assured as a cadet on board, H.M.S. B it4nnia respe through this source this yea,r, � . Evans, Beech. * Before traveling farther stock, and he was himself an . I . I . .r . ot of all classes by- hib'dignifioLdl .- woon; J.,G. Grieve, Winthrop, j. Bell, ,, hibi- . For LYear's, and His Future Should . whom eleven, years 3f and sedate beating on all public oe". . � . I . . � . . at Dartmouth . � . Only 140 AmOricans deported r neweis, . Brodhagen, �' M.. Mct-�V � - � I - the prince finished his fifth terra at ter to bp reckoned with at aelxl the .S r age, and Jn 1r79 he and sions, while his Private life has been:. . -as undesii-ables in 13 . . a . � Oxford. His education was comple principal shows. . 13�- plendid-His Wife his broth�r . . years, out Olinton. .. . i , ted .. I As the began a Cruise around the World exemplary., In', fact, England may! ' of over half 96 million,compared . . , :: . at Trinity College, Cambridge. Short of stature sad heavy of build, - Cleveitest of the English Priticesst . the Bacchante, The scho in with.2,204 natives of the Bvitiih ctor is Inspecto df logges li, .. I Ill the summer of 1860 the pri surely be congratulated upon the] .I Each Dire �, d a visit to Canada and the ince the King's lack of inches was alway� . S. � young princes Dling of t1ho or ... �� , th-sV ma Ules, -during the sam"erlod. his own JOCAlity, . ... I United went Oki . While , nner of ,man she had in reserve for! . . . I . a regret to him. Whdn phatographed- The. people of Great Britain are to *tri2i voyaging, and in 1880 both wW;A royal succession, and, judging' - � AORSM , . . . I . t� Ral-tes. Everywhere he was received I the . . Out of 8M,000 American ini- . .. . , � ," with boundless enthusiasm. He dane- � . I - . be congratulated on their good.for. rated -as midshipmen, , from the,past, his future career will migrants during.the past six � Robt. Smith, Ha I rlock; Ed,1 Hinchle . y . � . a 00 . 1" ed at a ball given in his honor at � r tune -in Possessing at a critical Ino. ing celebrated by -their shipmates Ia be an -lionor and credit to the land, I year 2 In0owere practical far- Seaforth; James Cumm*1 . . " � � rig, lggsnosids, �1 . welcomed by President Buchanan. I ville;. 1. . . . . I tally man who can command their entire After their return the two bro reign. ,, . � I I I . . Of the!80,013 homesteads ta- W. Yeo., Holimesville . I �Washingtoon, where he was cord . Went of the � dynastic succession, a a minstrol performance. . mere. I 14 � over which� he has been called to i I . t, The United States indeed was pre- Suffered Prom ]Mel- Confidence. arid respect. The British wore confirmed bi Archbishop- Tait f - . I 'ken during the same period PAyMentablay be i . pared to receive him with Populace Ilave watched with a who in his remarks on . $I 1. - made at TozW& open arms. d lety no one not 17 an%- the' *ecasimi . Ulm SPRONOL only. 36%, or 69,408 have been Brown's, Clintons or to 1j.. Zt., C � 4. . At Hamilton, the last place in Canada Terrible - " neF,5 a. Briton could under- set forth the difficult .duties of a so ir 1110 located by Amer . .. utt, � g�iteans, The Goderich,.. - . . 11 � For Mine ,stand the incr * I . . balance havA bou lands. - . � I � rwhere he made a halt, he had spoken . r6as of the kbv 11 ihe ' :. . .1 . 12,OW of - - . , � . I . I ease of the royal family ereig% in the last add 141 �� "e kindly words, which awoke gen. Month& by birth and its d6bimation by death he.ever delivered, "It would be pre. these Were located I -----.----- - IL �.. , -wne approval in the Tinited. States,. P a i n s. . � .until All -their hopes have been - cen. � sumptuous I to prophesy," Electric '-!arlt �64r, every state in the un. . j . . he said.1 Restorer for Men 11 I � I. $4 . � � . "MY duti.es,'.' he said. --as represen. I tered upon the mail who stood next, ion being represented aniong � ' A 0 B � .i . . . . - .. . - - _. _- ' `-_ .in__su,^_eessiQn. .1oa_-U, d,waxd__V what may be the 4tities or the diffl-i Restpres every nerve in the body to the entries. . . : I 1 TA YLO R , , . For Backache, `wbO, litll I -mere change 11__afid� - cilltieS of A future King of Angland.1, , . e tension; restores vint and :,04'r4q Wealth to b� . LOILINTON I ,� ; From thi's--ffifie' f - , I iatille of the Queen cesse this day, Lame or Weak Vack- Of title orward __ - - - , -, Ats ,prope taken to . I . . "Out course' vitality, Pr - .ad -bvt A wevicans this year .1 . . onlature decoy and all. a . --- , " but in a private capacity I am about Ono Of tile commonest and most distressifig would become "Of the United Xing-*: Of life, -which . 'ha's hitherto been urk.! sexua.1 weakness Averte4 at omte.' would build a fleet of 20 dread- Pire, Lite and Acci . " " to visit before my return home that symptoms of kidney inattion, there ia Ito dom of Great Britain and Ireland anidl usually alike, must in Many respdoui Phosphonol will wiLke yoll a new maii noughts or a transcontinental * Ident t, remarkable land which claims with us remedy equal t6 Doan's Riduer Pills for -of the Britigh dominions beyond this; diverge, YOU will have different ,oc.. Price $300 a box, or two, for $5oo Allway. . � a common ance.9try whose ex. taking out the StItChes tivi elles and Beat King, befdrider of the Pidith, gm.: � 11 .,�,1�17 and I n t cupations a,nd different training ,fell 'Iedto any address on receipt of U stim4t0s Of the wealth they . - , traordinary progress every F,ngli,l,. .twinges, limberitig up thg stiff b.aeky and Perot of India," arid Until ii.qBuInp,tion! I MAI v:l man feels a common Interest.- giving Perfect c6infort Of the kingly Office latterly known agi . V,dge,, The Soobell Drug Co 0 St. have thken across the borders goal , , I . ' L!t L !_ I I b I . His Danish Wift. A medicine that st;ehg Albert. . rinkus 011r, , , - . in �rev!Ous Years- have been . "ttsts bOUght Mad "d I . . thens dw kid. G1161*0 Frederick no most I . I . In 1862, accompanied by Dean St nbys so that they are enabled� to extract - Wales, etc. For, He IL I found to be 25% too low, . N . . ^800Y10 loan, * '.. .114rince Of . . .1d ... I ..... 16 ... 1.106.16....";.,A . . i� k. I . I . I I ley, he made a Journ an. the poisonous uric acid from the blood Since the death of his older btOth.,1 L ' . . . i. ' I � 1, In. and prevent the chief cause of ltheuimit� or I . I � I . 'L. The tiam. . - . eluding a visit to Jerusalem, . I , eY to the east, b�ethe'Duke of Clarence, George has ada I , 9 n tbi cynosure o L . I . &S - ---. — . . ' I — Mee 166ad Street, nex -door to Now , I i now of a marriago-, Alt. Dougald A. N1010aae, Dread Cov'e the -confines Of Great Britain and his by S - 4 1 - - 1. . Era L . youn prince waL f All eyes within CaUt,ed , ill- 'L Vilds L111's by Oss. 1 , -_ I able age. Speculation was rife as to -Banks Ns, wrjtcg:_,,1 Wit 'every movement has been whtehod . ick stornach ' ' 06 _"__________� ... who would be the lady of his choice. wit a froubi tile ... � I . Xllahyt JUL ., ___,__� . , I The question was settled in the ea *' F. PILLS, 1 ;y Uneys for nine month ed With interim solicitude. 'Of d bile, sluggish bowels, ",_ In "C""" . Tolorl'o ' Ma�s` Ir . r' who b , rly S, wid ,regulate 2"Yzears of 440 a l,tU _* 'Part of 1863, when his enfagement suffered with. sucil terrible Pains aeross children born to King pd*srd On nervous arain or Overw6rk, I . — I Noxa i tile small of my back all tb - V I In a I. -mg alone in , 'Was 'a hT6 at was annou�eed to rincess A qxandra,- we L oun dead i " : 1 4 Quo Alexandra when'thoy a in hj laastotle av lie at�t � . re. re a �ed rnoiOn. � R I e time that I re, re � , coqld hardly get Around. net) and Princem the safestAnd Sureft remedy is , _� rd ,_ _ . � two I)OXes of Doan,s 1qdftey Pills I be an oy died at, .11 I the eldest daughter of the King Of After taking SP66t4vely, Pri � .�.w . Cure BackaChe, Bladder , Wales, one b . .. 104' . � . iDetimark. She was three Years young.' to feet better and alld the eldest dhild.b I - ' 1. Obcord' +Ialibut 0�tch. - ' and Kidney Trouble . , i wr than the prince and, though , by the thile I had Mel% di , the Duke Of 0 hm I I 1201d * . Com-, three I was coil) larente Dr —A :d— I I . ... � ,paratively poor, was beautiful pletoly cured.,, . od in lanuary, law loaving thr 8J)40Wimg t1lat tllp. 11ttlibUt Of thL . In one day. 25b, a, bottle at all: I)rmg �A I and "I' Un& .-, I __ I I I I . 1101!� A few doses of FIG PILLS will doll. stores, I , Price So cents er box, or 3 to dauOhteta and the 8e;�njl son , ""Ito - fbern coast of Brith-41 Columbia rt, Vince $-'Oil that a, few wore . I amplished. The warriage was Colo., All d4alers or.m*.i pd i $1.25 . I "HAM"s , , 'Will Cure . ' W * , , , - � 0 � ' - " O' � It ' 0- � - P " :314 � Ith - I. I 0 1 W thall I 7.i. - I t4c I I v 0 == ; R"Skli I I I aI.,41114" Xtrice4aw 11� I - TO 113�cv I i Z r O' a ic a � r* I , -or .100 I I , is N __ qwk. - I I .. eat am I I . :i nd- -I. as d be - I had and 19 Bly T I 'or I on Br I 11 I I ,I. 1) "(I "-I I . 10. P_ 1i I I 1 �7. I. 177 L �mm .1 11 I � rated in St. George's Cha , -1. C direct on tweipt of , ailyihibg but deplewd, tile so a you. Every box of PIG PILLS I are !_�'-�-��.� 0.�� ,ii!�� .... 1".., 1 ��. '�L9�01, !., Pelt Winda price by The T. Milbut � .an)(Ar . - Castle, on March 10, IM3. tL Ill Co., Limited$ 0 King Fishet aitrived re<*ntly 0kraviteed, . . ____ . C I Toronto On . . I I It e in Voln. If they don't cute all 11 1 . R Enkland r0foleed e_!;% 06 "6ftj.' W6i'otdoing opoWfy of . PI "U.110 . conver -with i catch of ,two hullared Bladder, Kidney, hheumstiAW and Ohildren Cry , w . I . I I DwAls", . I 11 thousand pounds, tftkem, in two doys- Liver Trouble, your wone�p *111 be ro. . 1.P . 004 1!v##Y*%#r#,, In NOX44,1S Coast ,6411i'19, a worw''A X000rd. . funded � � I folt ftel'911911181 . � L . 4 . I . I . . I I � XM, a box, At *11 leoAlng dIug jtotoW ANN&. , , , - I 1� . L 1� I$ L C A, S'T .. L . I I I . , I 1. .* . 0 F4411 I A% . I km&- - , .I- . h - -'+*:, - - ..f __A_1 _'-A- 1, I Las.. - -, ,,h.&dN,1hA. . - - .1,_.taiwat,o� �' �1' �*,N-NA'..voo, wh I ".Ww , _ - .%. - - , - __ , - __ - _ ____._....__aL,;_ - - .