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RZAL� ]WAMFOR SP.LR* it -. cy ApoW, wrt�ln IMU ITTOW10-A n , =F 10M , . - - , -to.";61i I - , ; , - &q&4&&&&A4 : * .. _1W . . - I I - I � - I , I , -�� - , - - � �, I � I 1! . . I I � � .., ESSINGS" OF WAX -1 �7 ", every 4 I Alt-#, _80111MI&60.1 chanced the mapi� 0 the ,world. 'It was so V, - .__,'-4 -,��- v I - - 04301�__ t and . I -1 , , , �_ - � ** * - : :. - .BL drummer boy or ploke or � of, h I ,�_- _:, � . - � � 0, , � _~ ,_ _: - � I _66 I I � - . � '41.,, -, - ' 1� - ' I - , � p3pa shlp� -Xiiny of 'the bravile at � .1� � Ir-I&AMS "X1"& -no units I '. 10A _ I � .. I . "! - - .___�_� -1 . . vy the cloai of the fourteenth ,oent&y--; it - - . of I sikorstandard bearer or Pkirmis or _. . %� — � � C&jr1�_*7mwsJW We In Be* Urm.-Mebaft- haft%hooter our . ,a& I 11 . � - , _ WVTqVth6 g__ - so. 4A Up e4" con - I' - -" c -A - - - - rit �, led hatwinty I I 0", - � � I ::� . I . : c04 - - - -W of t4e,Aft L� I , .1 - - .1 � tUry;_i" L, " - "I . --th om#� i 7� 1 - . . .- - , MW116111, 1 '_. �fie cloa& , 1, � ; _;A� ". " � 11 .. - _ - � � . - - , wo W'. 111" - . I "AFVW05-49��_4 Of Ve At- � � i I * - I , - I � ; � � I 1- - I 't I - . T . , . ang now: fa is .. � � I - . I 4", I 1' *lift th a W, - . �1 ..... jj��_ . . I . .7 _� �� '& 10 �, P .� _� ff I an " or I- -th-W K -4 ood of the Sir Was � Beams and - R. � I - A; e t . . am Cousty of *a Province, all doo, a" pdow fka l)R.TA,LMAd. .PORTXAYS* KE 806kT W I in _ oik W � . : I - A , .V,. I �,� _. - . , - . . milk"r I w �E� .� '--' �' , ' . f ,._ _,11 * � ." � - . . - - , 16R. -1 , , - - - � , 7 - teenth, I - 11W. . 11, 4 .. ' ": : tire to a building fu what . I � I � . - *00;49-� coe;,b ',��i - ' I . I - - I - . - . � - � � , religi 401 etimes a urteo , I . - - 5, - . .- � ; 1 iblair lixot - 61i . ,_.Gow .., fili, ;0�. � __ __ call low - � ". - - ,,, � . _�.;-_ jprd.-Iot�',God-brihomev to h, , "L 1wilaw Ili _� . � .. .1" I& or'_� , li .1 I � %va") a .. ryt st t I - Xn,tmbl*,Ushowtb,enj��y. ns"Gorj�*= - � _,11DE OF THE�-CONTEST, I - � (ineroy and' ... . I I .,", - , - ,_ . I * -so at,� i . - � - .1 . I . , L � � - I - * , -1, � I . - - , . I - nt* - I . � . , F. 0. 1� 1*14A - . - � - I � God .afid; lits,00tintry. . - I at ,the iik�66kiAW� - - it wis so 4 - � I . I - . . ; _1 __ � I- I _t the � . � - � `� I �. I - 1� I . . I.. I . - � I . - . � I 'it the staying -is to . - : � . . I I � . ' '01AW " W:-ibi�ial ioen*! cent ` Ak -1 �'V I . - I - - - - � * . L . : - I . W iiider, i2mences calctila.te, dto clo S 7 - - � , J . - - I - I . The krincipl* of Llbierty.f - , to be � __ ��Irlw_ - I . - gh __ - , pry. I I r* I . . - - Alleviations lit the It"timies With Spain . . lo Sabbath be more gloriously * b ,of - the � 1 1 1 . I . , _. I - . I : X "a "LIK Coup: OR TO ARNre-Be. I I � . - 1", __080$� . op. at I e 01640 . � - . F 'L � ' . � if,24ft"er.alleviation of this war to at ` make one to, have n I I � - - � . I Wt narW. hW of .Lot 40. Otinoss-don 10, &A_ ..�.� , . . . I b Sabbath as in most eiiopmr nine *-"- -.eenturyl," 3,4 be thih(irld - I ' I,- L 1 1bPond ILIght Going �'Haud� In Milialit, itt it for the advancement of tho sublimp - ex0ePt"111110 I I ntif l'Bleft toll , , - 1, — � t wawau 4j� 1 f ' Winglismi, Then it 95 , -TV i I I . - prIuMple of liberty, which will: 6 '. - ments amounta to no',Sabbath at all,to ,, God ,of Iffaej from everlasting eybrlast. - I . � - N � �' - - - 11 - . sis�. - . . I � k� .. � 3. 1. . tary , � '�' � / . 115 bush train bLrn .-�-Xoi lltoiom� for 31,t4barlona- on the 'V� I Shonew"s - . � '. � . I . I ra,w ed and va orch= i . '. girdle the earth. Not - only will thin 1. go 6ut fl-om �, -homes where all oftl Ing, and let' the whole. earth be� filled I I I ....W.. . .Y , .� W, .. . andt go , I _.. 11 IILTMCI . - - WORL p to HENRY J. - . free Cuba, but finally will free S * 1 laws are observed,- into . ourro I 11 with -his glory. I I Amen and &men I i , ";,� .: 1:1, - I 11� 0 lern Continent. � I' . .`.. D.a I : I. I.- , - - . - - - . - In" - . I I . . . AWY . . . - . '.. tion#� of bealth,are- never - dia- . - � . 6 " I : � P l 9 �pj, 0i. a 1b76x19 I I I . I . - ,. I - 1. imeady-to-Wear I I . � �,-. I w -here v - , , , , , - , , , 0 _- ' ' �By what rt ht does a dynasty like %t . � t . , . , # American'Ptess Anoelia- .9 . R% _.,�_ - - �� . . - i .- I - I . I I - �' . Opyright'IMS, b. I oussed, to invade climes where pestilence � . - _� I - - -_ . - I I . - I �standll and -a corrupt 'uourb domin a !, � � - _L'' - , Who Christian Family. .... 1. � a P I — � 19H=CX_� 19� BRUJINFIELI) Foa�SAL&; tic".) . I ,he I I � . 11 J� .. .;...�., i�__ I ;z; the frame ditelling.house and lotnen ", � ;taxing I . the to ,� boll - - �� - , � . � . ! I �., .. . I .1 . . I �', - - � I � -�-� � . 1- _Z I I � - !, - . � I I - centuries. ds 0ognedolba .� to make Idag'marp as I ::;" . Clothes'. i -Z 0 people for . r - R Forsals. The answer of Christ to the sisters of . I � _1 � , � . Washington, May 15. -Most pertinent under blistering skies,'to stand on do6k L -0 , I .. . �, F� . �- ght Milway, abLtion. in BW%8#141. 'The house. oo- death, riding in gilded chariot o ' the � ! V C_ , , - " �. ore I., I . 1. �, , ; e- - � . - � - = - - - - wA - hard a"w1t . . I 1. __ 1.�, .- '' -6y ethany �glves a new and snored aspect to .0 ; ; 13. - �, - - �- .,,,, � isiosi 4ft-rams ; 'a slone, �D_Hsr to tha exciting, time& -through which Wo-66diksofa"beggared population? - I and In'this'lleld-sUnder fire at *the mer - -13 , I �. - I sickn&s. _.1f personally afflicted, We can ! - - � � - 1. _ - . water in the house, 1. also si go",abable. Thefe i@a are now passing is this sermon of Dr., are -1,000 boyo., In Spaiwgrowlng�up vith ', of shot and shell -we must admit t : , [/1 The inside of one of '� 2 I -3., - - -��- �, rV pet � _: onarteraomot land. Apply to ALJM XUSrARD* . I . "� cousole'our'oelves with the reflection I that, t ..J I � . . i ,ii-_ � � ' . . Talmage, in "lob be provoses to cheer ,an I those' thus 'expoiso. need especial - 7. a. .,.� . fturij "-- - - - 1. : �" � 11 . � * 15 Wtf more capacity- to govern -that nation tt lunDugn,-we� cannot do niuch for the . I � / .1 / - I Shorey's coats it here illus- : / s- ___`�, � . he hor- . � — i � -the people who are saddened by � t ` - - i�d _ and to the:' omnipresent .06d we have" a . I I . I In � . ___ -----.-- . will the weak boy now In thi - I . I ' , I Is- , . _, - I . - 4 - � , Z - I . . Savlor"g-lionor, we.oan bear, In meekness Z .1 . � , I , rors of war; text, Psalms xxvti,.' 8, a � *.right to commend them and in- I - . I .... Z .... trated by 4 drawing rnade * _4;1'.� 1 1 . 1.�ARX FOR SAL19,For sale -Lat M- Concession palace over possess. Before this ocinnll�t4 �s wilt co - I .If. � , � - I at . I . 4 . I - __. - I . 1. ,3 - Mo, in - and Christian patience our allotted Atiffer- - . -k - I - ts n- � -Postal communication ma :/ � 1�- . - A arly all nd them. , . - � f 2, Blbbibtk OODtidnlog __ 150 a im, Though war should rise again over the Spanish ation will be wel on me . .. � W 40 ---I - . I - , _� to ali 4- 1 . * ings; 4nd thus glorify God. Lazar'llig 1146d - + .... � from a photograph. -The - , v. "re -T", I feneed this will I b6'confidefit-M - . -4. - clearsdandunderculdvation. It a , be Interrupted and,, ,letters- starbed'frogm . - : 11 11, - I . . . . - investo - I toward the time when a co,usti 11 : I - �� ` 14 U_ � arAdalned. Therais a,gooid hou�e and blank bun; the i t ; Antage- of � cdat -,. , :_r_,; _1VA00 -and & . camps or hoines may not arrive at- in comparative obscurity; he is laid upon . �' great ady. I , - . ring of battleoxes-, convention will aspemble to �est I . ' :� .. � a � fa - The the olash arbl' !I'b I � F . — , f - 61so-twoolchards, Tberelsplenty of goodwassr. ds, and the tramp of armies, are free government Instead of the wor out -right destination, but, however far '- ;' a bed 'of, slokness,'and It'is, there he 'may i , I I . 11111 Is Is withirr three miles at Dublin and five, train Sea. : Of 911181 away . 4 ! � i 0. I 1. . - � I �; I . I L'. 1. prol�erl � -- - � i - . I subserive'the glory of God as really lai;ff . ! y stayed is that it � - *- . , ' d how- I � forth, and y convenient to a trood richo4l. -It not heard all up and down the Old Tiista- - dynaity that now I I . . � - 4 : 1--Aop'y to � � . afflicts the people. ,.our loved. ones "y be from I un an . I . i I is- . 11 � h sold it will �9 routed for a term fit' ycare. � ment, and you find godly soldlefs like � -*he � , ?4 to he engaged in the morepublic and active 4 ` 1 1 . - . � � 4&t - liberty of all- -nations, trans'aWaudg. as ever�wldo and'deep the seas that nepara . an I =Mliii keeps its shape until it is : , �; JOHN MURPHY,. Seatorth.' Z161 t - I - , - ' � ,V,�le, � . � : 43. i __ I -b- . I clone I `_ -1 . ' - - I - Moses and Ji6abua'and Caleb and EfIdevii well as clsatkAptlo, Jf not alto estab - �. . . - a a of- the. ministry. And thus � - - 1� 4 . � - . - . an � Ady I -us, we mqy hold communication - w4h Vgh. not called to achieve heroic deeds . . . Wo , 'and does not - .1. � I . - d scoundrelly obldlers like Sennacherlb - . . I th rn out, _� -, I � � SALM-For alei in the, Townhhip *01 I lished to on the "Waf "and It can be them via the throne of God. I I . � I � I . I � 1. X. 11 I . _JUVAux FOR oancegsion 9, ioa acres, ar I I ino 'of'tho worla, l'may,'. by meek, - - - . = . , lot 21, .10 ale and. Sbalmaneser and Nebuchadnezzar. thii i�res _V jforrW , I stopped. . - A sfi1ipwrqcked sailor was found float- I k like an old garment after -a few weeks wear. � .. T � �- ' of - the belance in hardwood busb. ; 2 b-,tnsl with The high prilist would stand at the bead Christian Oatience in the 'chain her of alck� , I -, . 11 .�_� wtiages frame boa"" - goa Orchard anli plenty -of ' ' : Napolloon,111. throught he bad an as- Ing on a -raft near the coast of Callfok,W4. . .. I I An ordinary ready-made garmetit.nixy -k9k well at : ' . . -1 � . -- J� � W of the army and gay, "Rear, 0 Israel' I , ness, honor Christ. The devotion of a I . V%tqr�, one mile from the,vilbspot Walson. Abe& P yo fully driven the principle cut. of FrAnce While In hospital be told' his exper enge � - I - __ " I . - � GO � - it with wap -and- lurober abed, In . approach this , C* unto battle against sister- or childv ministering for mcnths ' . I first, but it is,,made to sell not to wear. ' ' - ' . � � . I - - ` , E_ - houge.and It _n e,hop , . I when on the 2nd day-ot Decemba�, 1�51-, and said that he had a companion,on-ttie _' I . I ,� . , . . � I Z the vifte of W41600. -000d. business ftand. Will your enemies, lot not your hearts faint, 4 rode Aown the dha#Ips Elys"i cif same raft f6k some time. While that com- beside an. affiloted brother, or comfor�lng, � . . - . wbite , - - be sold cheap. VZtly to MATZELEW -MORRISON, -fear not and -do not tremble, neither be � I . � Shoreyl!s .make all have4,tuaOntee card In the pocicet. - � % � .'. � . the In � In the Village Of 'on , or JAMES AloDON0D. on - I larls, constitutional government ale - panign was.,dylug of thirst be said 0 throogh years the bedridden winter of a , , . . 1. __ , I I W11*121 . � I : . . � .1 - I � __ - , I . - I . - er . ' ' apy -4, -*VW4;w+ipql�4piFiiiipy* I � :-,, - � 7 *rs we . tho-farm. , ' -to the Ingly orusfied uifd the holots -ofl his him, "'George, where are you going?" Arid, 0 - -V . -1 - .�w , ,� Sens" . jA7g.tf yA terrified because of them I" Andthen .�em paren Is age, may contain a holier mar�,tyr. offwv+ &. "Vff -+ -fr.. . � the offibers would give command domi,than. any whiph the church has ' ; - I . 11 '1 . 1. . I steed. But did- it stay- crushed? Let �tho the dying sailor said, "I hope Iam going ,. � "n!l I - � .-. I � -1 . _. 'RX FOR SAL'& -For 0 O"Iflon 12, troops saying. "What man to there that . - I - � � - I � . � ____ - __ I- . � ��. , �, , __� 5 _ �. _�11 tetans � 'VA . %-- '% Is, th � . - I . - _ di, lot 6, con res of batteries on, the heights above- gn , to (36d.11 "If you do," said th rescued ontzed. Thii erefore, a .Present - I -_ � - Godbri - - � . X lownship 0-Ribberi, containing 100 40 bath built a now liouse and hath'not - 1. -_ . I - ' 0 ' � � , �` - . I - good land In a good state Of well answer, and the shout of 250,000 on. sailor, "will you ask him to nd some . to theChrlotlan f4m- ; . _�, , I I - I - ' ' __.� - . __ I , I dedicated It? Let him go and return to � Ily. it, is afflict- - - === 1 1 fenced; goodbirick. house;Vallbanirbarnan4 out . .1 -hosti, and the fdttet of.su" der -or?" After the death of his compap- .. a blessing to theinambei I F - . � URE � 11 I -1 _ cultIV4110M g all quefing wat 00 blessing In stoknegs . NOV NG FINE - - I I I I bUndings ; 13 &One of fall wn &nd IOU hin bis. house, lost be dle In the battle and ed. Perhaps he needed tbat prostration .. I - . - . . - - - � W; 86 . 9 � . � _ � . done ; 2 good welle and 2 n, 9V another man dedicate It. And wha I I . — = falunp to Emper6r William will tell the a gy, ion, the survivor said, the rain came In . sor" dears,d; welmlon 66% titne. For further . tman "Sire, my broither, not have been abl Jo torrents,and slaked �his thirst and kept to dOOPOU the Oense of dependence . . I .. I : _11 - .. - � . ily to PF LLE, Crow& to be-tbat*ha'th planted a vineyard and. Ity. God,; perhaps It -was needed ul . I � - - I I UJ tioulaw,app _T9R LVI , . - him alive until he.wks taken to' safe : to ISO . t . , Ole in the midst of my troops, �toe_ � I ' - - I . . ; - � _� . -, � I � K 3", Onlarld. 1625 bath not eaten of It? Let him also go and The anr,ivor always' thought It was in, him. from the distractions of can And I 11 Isn't easy by any -meais,, anA yet we have ___ I - D 11 mains for me to place my i word In 6ur I - _PF-ir I - �. � , , I .1 - return unto his house, lost he dI* in the 08word In - . business, and leaive him alone for thought. , �- � � , _1 1 ongibl � I Z . - . - X . � .1 - , s&L19 OR TO RIENT.- or hat majesty's hands. I am, your maj to the message he had sent to - , . - _� � atim � .URM FOR - . � I . A` . � tie and another man eat of it. And )od we meditatloo and prayer. Whatever m&y'h,% � I . I I scored a great success in this line, because � $ON, 21 . � � - - T I ado or to rent, L,jt 6. Concession , your good brother, Napoleon. S a , 1 heaven asking for water. Thank ( , , . : - 7 - I � HuUetk near the village at 0onstAnce. cOut&Wi , what man to there that bath .betrothed a Sept -ember, 1870. 1 �. That monarchy ba Ing, may have direct. and Instantaneous oom- the partioulakriped, the sickness, It It -i . _� 1. . - Brue"I I I, - about loo &tre& Ali cleared i %t -4-a of wife and ,bath not taken bar? Let hini go fallen, then the French republic res bofte in meekness and-, prayer, will,lbo if ; i our chief lever, is qu�lityj while we use 1, 1�o - - cultivation There am gavil buildings. good and return'unto his'bouse, lost he We In - u ned munication with the Lord 'Almighty . I . . - 1. — - 11 E I � - .1 � Orchard,and plenty of excellent water. There are JLL the battle and another man take her. 11 Its march. � . � � through Jesus Christ,. his only begotten produotive' of spiritual improvemenL . o I � � . � � V I There are lessons of ustionce and submis- - .. price for a purchase, and, with the ass - . I p Rom of hill wheat , and 85 acres seeded4o gx-. A Gcod Beginning. Son, and in that faith we may secure the , I %ist � likires. I This is a splendid turn. and will ba sold cheap. If Great a�rmies marched and fought. � Iii --A mollowing 'Of - . . � - � � Another alleviation is tbat the rescue of our imperiled kindred. Is not sion to be learned there � I - .1 also ke not sold by spring it will be rented. Immediate time of Moses and Joshua all the men _ war I the spirit In the cloudy autumn of weak. I ance of late i es I � drol2a . � possession. Apply� to MRS. SCHOALES. Consfasoe� were soldiers. When Israel came out of opens with a great victory for the Ut ited 'that a mighty alleviation? I I 11 . 711 tyl and honeht workman- ;� , I Aad wi f 1677-tt � States. It took our government four yearn . I Pray for Our_Country. .! ness and debility. Just as of old the slok . I -I - * -;, ,: , _P Egypt they were 600,000 fighti g men. ' * I - _40; __U Im n - and. blind were brought to Christ .. - . , I Abijah commanded 00,000. Jeroboam to get over the fiasco at Bull Run. A Until this coiffliot Is ended lot u0*.W - by - ship, we succeed in moving a large stock - � - . 1. - I treta ARM IN ALGONA FOR 8XLE.-For We the affliction, so .many now am led through . . �, � . . F., township of tommanded'800,000 men, of -whora 500.- defeat at the start of this present war much in prayer for our beloved country. � . �, . i � V ORR . South But quarter of section . physical suffering to seek the salvation of , . � I . ; arlb T � 000 were slain In one battle.- Id have been disheartening to the Do not let us depend upon the friendship 0 . of. choice Furniture from our st6re to the __ I - Laird. containing 160 aores. There are fort) stores . - I . � Some of wou their souls. Many can look back to scones � - - 1. . . cleared and free from stumps and under crop. Com- these wars God approved, for they vrere last degree and would have Invited for- of foreign nations. Our hope is in God. of trial and sickness with gra�titude to .. . . _ I - fortablelogbuildixige. The b43,nee La well timbared. eign Intervention to stop thowar fore Outofevery misfortune hebasbrought honies-of satisfied purchasers. No old - � �4 and � . 1 3 1 1 1 ItIs 1%itbin four intlia of &hohiky railway et'ition, for the rescue of oppresned nations; God. ,And so the other members of the I I I I I � . .� � — � - six miles of, the prosperous village of Port some of them he denounced, but in all anything practical for God and hum nity this nation to a better'moral and fluan- X I -1 . 0A and - I I family are indirectly blessed by the stock here, but up-to-date�Furniture. Why I . - Findlay. This Is a good lat, and will be sold ch%ap. cases it wag a judgment upon both-victora had been accomplished and 'Would 1ave . cial condition, and so let us pray that be . � � � � � � ON afflicted one. We know- how a nick m6m� , . � . I B I and on easy term& Apply 10 WILLT&K SIMPS prolonged the strife. for which wO are ' will lift us out of this, valley unto a . I 7 : taorc-11 on the premises, or to ALKX. KUSURD B -uce- and vanquished. - David knew just what i ber of the household -develops and exer- v.,_ I i 1=____MW � not call and inspect stock and prices I - . - � � . i . - � - 15164f war was when be wr:)te In the text hoping a quick termination. In theilnost higher mountain of blessing. I - -1 raticei I . - item. - I -jubilant manner let this cises the sympathics�and gentle ministra. ,-. � \,&� . � --- retury I , I . " Though war should rise against me, In victory of our It. Is a mystery that just as this couh- talons of the other members; hovr it calls - .. I - 4�., 4 UILDING LO ; -The very desirable this will I be confident." navy be celebrated. With the story 6fj the - try was rdoo"vering from a long season- of . . I . I � � ', - . � I ustries forth affection; how the heart will put � - . I . . , I I VZ building lots,belogg numberii $7, 88, 3q and David Is encouraging himself in stormy exploding battleship fresh In the min 6 of hard times so - many of our Ind forth a strength and richness of blessing _U_r1Zrn3ffl__RT A T -K- -NTGF. i - ... I B * ain etreet of X ondville and 8,2- -1 ..A-,% — - I situate'l on H !_rm n the World, it required no ordinary c,x)ur. s�ould now be.balted; that business men . I � 'L.- sbor;,u . � I forth. The whole cont%im abaut one acre"and will tirnes, and before approachi, g battles ad- age to sall Into the harbor of Manil n h thought they could see their way 'to u n -known before. Says one: "A crippled . � . � I A11116110 . be sold in separate parcels or together to suit the ministers to himself the consolatory. So ' 1 and suffering child seems the heaviest -of Our Undertaking Department) is complete and strictly up-to-date, with a ,- . 41. *I I rehaser. Tinli goperty Is just south i of the ack the Spani'sh shipping. That ;a'r. pay their debts and build up m V, .0 . to-aay my tkome Is the. "Alleviations of att ore pro$- - ' - 1GE011 I - VroolleuMi'laisud r. 8 Dickson's property south of War." War Is o- bor,orowdedwith sunken weaponryof porous enterprises and endow their homes domestic afflictions. Yet, once confide&I larger selection than ever before, and prices to suit every one's need& We have ." I I . . � rganized atrocity. It is to our care, what an object of tender In-' a qiaantity of suitable chairs to be used at funerals, which, we wil'I'lend free of i__ I - -_ . - the corporati -in, and Is contidered the most desirable death -to enter It -was running a Isk with more advan6ges fibould have tp halt V_ I 11 'or a the science of assassination. It is the . ,� - I . bui'ding site either for private residence's enough to make all nations. shiver., ut and wait until the perfidious oppressor of tordst it becoines!' What pure and,gentle', charge, and any orders that we are favdred with shall receive ,our best attention. r. � , I I factory. it isi high and coniveviont. ani h -is a street convocation of all horrors. It is hutch I � i I a than and *eat. Apply to,JAVE or JOHN SPROAT. ory Manila is ours, and the blovw has �h an - Cuba shall be turned back. But individ- affections. bover over It,1 What a web of' Ni ht calls promptly attende 0 __ 11 � . . south wholesale. It Is murder glorified. It is ' soft and ` fostering duty 'is woven around i '9 d t by our undertaker, Mr.. S. T. Holmes, Goder- - �' before . � Egmond.vifle P. O., Executors to the Estite of the to the foundation the palaces of ual and national lite is always clothed �. I . _� � . late, John isproat. i5nAf death on -a throne of human skeletons. I Ma d, iti It gi a new value and beauty to lifel-I ich street, Seaforth-, opposite'the Methodist church, � . . - . - . I 30OTf. . It is the coffin in ascendancy. It is dia- and for policy's sake the doubtful natIons with mysteries, and,we may make our- - .- I ___ I I . - We wou keep it w I th us forever I I I Yes, ' - I I 1-1., .DQA1 - � bolism at a game of skulls. But war In are on our side, For Commodore Delwey s9lvea miserable by stabbing ourselves the Indi idual Christian and the Chris. �� . I .- - .1 11. . "- t. * - - ere, and it Is time now to preaoh on its . and all who followed him lbt the W. Ole with sharp interrogation points and, ply- . OOT, -BOX & CO., . .., � Thrawlt , * _. lf� � w tian family can unitedly say, "It is good � . I � I I , Ing the everlasting questions W "Why?" I ... - � Ro alleviations. , ' p9t resounding 11,Uzza, 11' . bed , b nation utter Its me 01) ror us that we have been afflicted. I g- � I I I I - � - -1 - boar. , I I I . aud, more'than that, let us thank the and I I How P I and I I What?" and I I When. ; �, . I -1 I 11 .. Reunion.of North and South. Theophiliks Stork, D.D. . � . SEI A O-Rr * ..- � I . I ..1. , �.. I ' I . Lord of hosts for his guiding andprotect, while we. must of course try to be intelli- - .r I- � -DUL1 I " First., I findan alleviation In the fact I ; . . . .. I I - I - Devereux Ing power. "Praise, ye the Lordl Let genton all public affairs, it Is a gloriou's . . : - - �., . . :_ f . that it has consolidated the north and I ! I I — I I JLI 11 - .. v. I I ,the south after long continued strained everything that bath breath praise the thing to do our duty, -and then fully an -4 nese Press I I . -1i , � � � - - I I i ,-- I-ql — -_ - � - ,4- � *Ion 117.1 III r �_--_ ;;:_:- - tkm b 2', 1 7 �i I . _� : t I - Lord!" confidently trust all in the hands of Gold, The Japanese press Is one of the most . ! F: _�� g; �,_ :: � � W1. , , _- W - I � � � : �� - I I - .1 � 6yoli � and . -_ ":, BLACKSMITH relations. It is 33 years since our.civil - =------.:::- , -� - I ., . =_ lid . � - . � Special Attention DIlIght Allied With Riglit. . who has proved himself the friend of our Ing going. Of daily papers and � I . ��! - � I= - . __ I Z�� - . W;,� . � 11, I I ' enterpris W : ; RN �___ � . Tvimc war closed, and tb6 violences are all gone -_ - ML_ _4% �MQ* -_ . - i to Horseshoeing and CARRIAGE opp. Another allevlation is the fact tba In country from.the time when the Spanish reviews there ara 900. Tokyo . alone can 1 1 � .�� - . , � � : . Queon,a and the severities have been hushed. But government fitted out an expedition to I . of 1411 I - � � General Jobbing. MAKER Hotel. ever an& anon In oration, In sermon, In this *ar the might Is on the side of the , boast of twenty newspapers ilevoted to � . I - I � I - . . . '.W-- � .. I � . � discover It to this time when Spaniards ' . . I - . P� 10. t� - ;, � I ; newsDaper editorial, in magazine article, righ-t. " Again and again have liberty Ond . politics, and 118 periodicals. The clroula� � . . � - . I - ,I Goderich street, - - - - - Seafortb. an political stump and in congressional justiceand suffering humanity had ]the � tion of the daily newspaper Is, h "The J a av, r1e. n - i I e.. " 11 � I �, � would like to,.1eAroy it. ' : owever, I -1 - I f I !DOI W . . : ball the old sectional difference h odds against them. It was so when on- Morning, noon and night let us conik- rather limited. Even the Times of Japan, . . . . � � . I ; � . � . I � JU I as lifted . I ; enrall . I . � hadad',,s Syrian hosts, who - the mend this belauvzA land to the care of a which is subsidized by the Government, � � . � ., its bead, and. for the first time within were In 1. I . a . - . my inemory or the. memory of an wi,ong- at Aphek came upon the 6 lall gracious God.. That he answers prayer is does not circulate more than 16,000 a da , . . A boy's shoe. - Built to protect growin-9 feet . 411111 y one - y? I I I �- . who hears or reads these words the north reglZnts of Israel, who were Ih the so certain that your r6ligion'la a halluci- a%d, unlike the London Tlines, the Jigi , " . . against distortion. Most foot-411sareowlquired .1 ,- - servio I I � I - . . JorIN 1. . H. R. Jackson and south are one. By a marvelous prov- right, the Bible putting,ib in one of tj ose nation If he does not answer it. Pray Shimpo, as It Is called, is not more ex- I I k by wearing ill-sbaped shoes in youth. L -aced I . i I I I gj!aphla sentences for ,which the bolo I,; that in reply to.such supplication the pensive than Its contemp ' ' � t . . I I I idence the family that led in opposition orarles, - which i and Oxfords; in shapes -Foot-form 'I and � ... � Aly . . I - . . . remarkable, "The children of Israel farmers' boys may get honie again In can be bought for the equivalent su � I � i to our- government 80 years ago Is repre- m of 1 . I I - i I 1 . , "'Dandy"; wielhs,D&E. Boysp I - sente&- at the front in this present pitched before them like two little flo3ka time to reap the harvest ot next July a penny. The inost Interesting p � lit Abe & S. 0 NO: I 'war. . P aper in I 1.1 - I � ! , I - Nothing else could b ' . of kids, but the Syrians filled the wtole that our business men may r6turnin time Jaban Is the Nlsbi Nishl. Sbimbun, or , . I sizesy 3 to 5Y2 ; Youths', x,3 to I I � �� n Tunw . 7 _W I . � ave done the work �, , . 41, I . � I � Dmw,-, ImPORTERS OF of unilloation so suddenly or so complete- country." It was so In the awful defeat to prepare for a fall trade such as bag the "News of the Day," which Is the � ' 2% ; Little Men's, s to 1:z 9 I i � ta I � I neVer yet filled the stores and factories Radical paler of Japan, and Is continu . ! bVed Al - Julea Robin & Co's Brandy, Cognac, 1Y as this conflict. I of the Lord's people at Gilboa and M ag- with customers, and that all the homes ally engaged in inksli ' � . Goodyear welted; Stamped on the soles $2., 1 00 anci i HU,Gt I . � . . France; Jno. de Kuyper & Son, Rol- At Tampa. at Chattanooga, at Woh- Iddo. It wa� so recently when gall at " riging at the Nip- . $2. 1;o per pair. __17 . - land Gin, Rotterdam, Holland ; mond and In many other places tbo regi- and glorious Greece was In conflict w.th In this country now saddened by the deo pon, the organ�*of the Conservative party. � � . . I . I - BootWs Tom Gin, , London, England ; ments are forming, and it will be side by g1gantio Mohammedanism, and the nm ies parture of fathilir or brother or son may Many of the daily newspaper's am Illus. I � � I . -1 ' � I I . T", I Bulloch & Co.'s Scotch Whiskj,' Glas- side, Massachusetts and Alabama, Now of Europe hovering about the Bosphoi tus months before the Thanksgiving and trated, and fashion plates and ladles' � ii k, . CA'MLQQU9 � . I I �, R�Kfl gow, Scotland ; Jamieson�a Irish York and 'Georgia, Illinois and Louisiana, were in practical protection of the Tu - 'CI)ristmas holidays be full of joy at the pages am quite the rage. I F"Zg. "The, SlatO'.r 4�hoe,'* 1-1 .� 11M . rrival of those who will for the rest of I � - Nummmillml - VXLYC Whisky, Dublin, Ireland; also Port Alaine and South Carolina. Northern lab government, fresh from the slaugh;er -a I I � I I . I - , � . : I 1 4 . ., Oro". and Sherry Wine from France and and southern men will together unlimber of IOQr,000 Armenians. . it was so i hl In their lives have stortc3 to tell of double I - I I . ' Picked Up in Passing. I 0 1111�� I i � . Term. Spain, Agents for,Walkees Whisky, the guns and rush upon the fortification In 1776, . -the I 3 oolonles, with no v ar quick march, and narrow escape, and � I JOHN: . shlpp�ng and a few undrilled and charges up the parapets, and nights set The parchment of the Lbest banjos I - �� . - � - — � . I Ontario ; Royal Distillery and Davis' and charge upon the enemy and shout � YO ly 8 1 1 1 i . _L Ale and Porter, Toronto. the triumph. The voleag of military offi- clad soldiers, were brought Into a:c n- on fire with bombardment, and our fla made of Ivolfskin. I . I . I 9 � I . 0 . I . cers who were under Sidney. Johnston test with the mightiest navy of all he hauled up to places from which othei Chinese women have now, it is said, �§ WILL19v SOLE LOCAL AG__' � - � I : � � earth and ail army that commanded I * . E HT FOO .1 �, andlJoseph flooker. will give the corn- .1he flags were hauled down.' taken to bloy6ling. . __; SEAFORTH. . I '1� --- - I _. 4 - To THE PUBLIC : admiration of ifittlons. It was so wz on . Away Witit Barbarism. If the street§ of London were put end %S � . " inand on the �,same side-, the old sectional I . v � M ' : , . �� I I . I , � - I . i 'Ah,- .'Z ' �.,fjd " I � � We have opened a reWI store in grudges forevibi dead. The name of Gran Poland was crushed. It was so W1 an to and they would reach to St. Peters.. I . I . - 4 � 0� � : t . Now -that we have, started on the worl� I .. I ! * I I Z I . I I t con_�eetion with our wholesale busi- on the northiiik side and of Lee on t Hungary went under. It has been so burg' � - . i I he lob us make that Spanish government- get - . 1 4- . - . I I � � . .; buslaess in the rear of ,the new Do- southern aide will be exchanged for thb during all the struggles. heretofore for out of this hemisphere. I A polyglot magazine, printed in � - We do not wani: twelve .- I z� I I �� - I minion' Bank-, in Gooi&s �old stand, -names of GraiA and Lee on the same side Cuban indepandonce. But now It is our - her any more, with � her injustices and, languages, Is to be published In St. Louis. . . ; <, , M 4 , I . t. - I I I . I I I - -11" I When -a fish ,has lost any of its scales, - , i 4, � where we will sell the best goods in Thu veterani iA northern and southern powerful navy against a feeble group of barbarism and stilettos of cruelty, hang. , .. t , '10 I '10 11' - . Incompetent ships,' crawling by a wound or abrasion, they are never . :1 6. - - - I I . � I - the market at bottom prices. Goods homes and asilums are stretching their Atlantic to meet our flotilihs, across t e Ing around the shores of this free land. renewed. . . I I - y . . I I . - . I I . 1 1 � L delivered to any part of the t,wn rheumatic linibs to ' see whether they can , which ha 0 She must not breathe'her foul breath on I mmomm� I - . � - � DI I e I free. . � again keep step in a march and are test- enough guns to send them as oomp at ly� our winds; -she must not again redden . Printing from wooden.Ublets, is said to � I L I I -� � I � � - I der as when the Red sea submerg our seas have bGen invented by the Chinese in the i . The ease of maDner and- appearance� of I . �, Ing their eyesight to And whether they ul with her butcherles. There bids . �, : ; , , TELEPHONE IL 15184f I ' . - i � . � - I can again Pharaoh's army. It Is so In these tim s fair to be a scene on the - deep as disao. year 160, AiD. . I . ; - I I . - i I Q look -along the gun barrel to . . . liatisfactilaii which prevade a well-dressea � . , when only a few thousand Spaniar The Maldive Archipelago contains 14.- � I - � . 11 - successfulli takd aim and fire. The old ds t trous to the Spanish as that which I � . f a . P 000 Islands, which abound in cocoanut � nian arise from a ' scious knowledge Of : I I � ; u 1588. Phil c�n � I., - 11 -'Ift(look's Cotton Boot Compowd war cry of "On to Richmondill ' nd "On ' most can reach our hemis her;, and i to wheimed their armada I' ilp, . . . i . � I coendw1y used monthly by over to Washington I" has become the warcry 90 Out to meet them with 125, 000 arm, d Palms. � I . I JIM 11 IL, King of Spain, resolved on the con. . I his attractivenes& TheWs a nonchalant . - I I � . ; . . � Will 11 . � - I �. � ir4j�O=Zes. Safe, effectual. La&es ask of "'On to 131nvana!" "on to Puerto men, to be backed, up speedily with 500,- quest of Europe, and already in the com. . poise of the head , which - - I I . � . ; I . says �: 49 � jT11. your druggist for C4*k,a C Ai � Red Can- -Rico!" "On Wihe Philippine Islandsl" 000 more if needed. 'We do not have 0 pass of his dominions, besides Spain, Ready for a lEtainy Day. - � 14ay� . - -Y I . � I ,I, . ressiL Take no other as all Mixtures, pills and know that'I'm well dressed.)) His very I - I . and I I � Imitations are dangeious. Prilse, No. 1, $1 pw The two old r6sby swords* that in -other ask for any miracle, but only a fair, shot were Naples and Sicily, and the Nether.! "What are you laughing at?" � - in - � - � - I Hebi �' ' at the ships headed this anner disarm criticism, ana'thd most . - I box; Me. 9, 16 degrees stronger,$$ per box. No. days clashed at .,�Xurfreesboroi and South way and tix4e lands, and the East Indies, and the Can. 11 "Put an advertisement in the paiver �� 8 ' . 1 or 2. rnaffed on recelpt of price and two a-eent Mountain and,ktlanta are now lifted to enough to demolish them. This is one �f ary and :Molucca and Sunda and .Philip- � saying that the man who bad appr' . I flattering compliment to his tastef I . I- RAM �� . . stamps. The -Clook Compsay-windsor, Ont. - opri- I . al � - h, � . strike down Hispanic abominations, I the cases In the -wurld's history whe�e pine Islan"ds, and Mexico and Cuba . I . 1. � I Th ' . appearan p or. ,I UP -Nos. I and 2 sold ana recommended by all , Abd ated my umbrella at the reception was ' C,3 is a hOst of imitators. That's . j . wi - . I . - .,i . , . . - i� : . responsible, Druggists in Canada. An Unselfish War. might and right are shoulder10 shouldT some of the most splendid parts of Amer. known. There were - twenty-seven I the offect produced - bi our clothi . I.. I - and < - . Crime Must be runisli 119. . . � I . L Led. loa. All the nations of the earth excepi, umbrelfas at my house befor I f tb � Maybe W& because the Arousers are,,cu-t - moth El No. I and No. 2 sold in Seaforth by Lumad & Another alleviation of the war is the -1 . - a][ 6 t is - -, . � Wilson, druggists. - fact that it Is the most Unselfish war of Another alleviation Is An the fact that .England were to her underlings, and the: morning and I met a messenger boy In.. I � L � ) - I D 0 L C . � pxon,l, I I I I , -the ages. While the commercial rIgbts of such an atrocity as the destruction of 2 111 Spanish king resolved that even England: every block on th way down. I I � just right., or because the oat hangs . - . - �, - . - . pu!p � �, I I - , I r __11 i our wronged citizens will -be vindicated, lives in Havana harbor in time, of pea e must bow the knee. Although * the, de- . gracefully, or because the material is - - . � . I __ - . I. . I We Nis WatSo _`6 that Is not the chief idea of this war. It cannot with Impunity be wrought I atructive strength oif modern battleshipi The,Only Thing Left. nobbY- We can't tell -words aren�t I I I . I I -th!a�l " ,I n, is the rescue of hundreds of �housands Of this agq, of the world's olvilizatio' a then unknown, the Spanish armaAa "How does Blankly get along? He says subtle enough to define the' omething 11.1 . tm. 40 1: n. Th wa I - , ; . _ . started for I . 8 I � I � people from starvation and multiforin questioil as to who did that infornalls .the subjection of England that be's too prould to beg and too honest \ , � . 0 1 1, I our i .1 . F maltreatment. A friend who went out Is too wel * I settled to need any furtlie 'with about 140 great ships. with 2,60c to steal� I I . ",., I . wbich makes our clothing distinctly dif- � - . ;1 ist - under - the flag of the Red Cro ___ I - 1 , - � . I I I 1�_ I $of!$ �4 to, 1� at valryin ii ; ii. I I falls a ho ie be - becomes r 0 1 = wl"� , 1i acres clowed pod 'Ion ow t " _ stable st sh Ar two never -falling All I SAREN, Win ham r�hi &�e I �1 I F. -re and Life lasurance� Agent, Hou ica to ss two discussion. But what a small crinael ' guns, 4,000 cavalry horses and -32,000 "He m,ets trasWd.11 forent from the clothing ,made by othcr _ 4, te" , - I I - : � Rent;, Real Eitate Aaeut. � Dealer in the years ago to assuage suffering in Armenia,' was compared with the systematic put men. The battleships W�ero provisioned I tailors. I . - - , . . k I - a � o . - ; RAYNIOND and Wn�rZ family and inauu- an;1 who has been on the same .migsion, ting !nto their gravem of hundreds 9 with 147,000 casks -of wine and - sii - I - . - . 11 . - ;7 - � . - � . I . � ' . r A I i . facturing'Sewixig _,N . lao-hines. All kind of under the same flag,J in Caba, says that thousands of Cubans or leaving theifi.'unT months of provisions. The comman'derE -Mr., W. K -Loth, of Milverton, has pur. � - ' � :1 , - the sufferings In Arin ere e easels were . . . Sewin- Machines -repairqd. Charges enia w ' I , - . � :1 ; In If Spain could destroy dukes and marquises and noblemen At -There dfed on Monday, "April 25th, I XX I XV" - I � �, . ; modemite. and a farce compared with the greater . 200,000 men, 1wo , - B -D fl So '_ a comedy burled for the buzzards to take car' of! and officers of these war v chased Mr. Wth. Spencer"s honse for $620. Txnn :l _ B1110 � ; t . * . z . . *_ � I � Mary, wife of Air. John TiLylor, of Listowel. . f � �- :1 i sufferings of Cuba. At- least _90o,000 men and children, the slaughter.of 26 Plymouth, England, on the 19th of July M � - I X , � i I I I A nt ftir the —ves are callin to us 0 — _A neonle was not a very renih rmfln"I-, 1�11 the pr6minent officers of *h. ". � re. Taylor was in her -56th year � i aim - . - � I � :, i V � b- '. . - . . To � W" 11b F. r, . YJ '"V � — . - � I - � I � i , her ,by - what process their occu- But this one last deed will result in th in a bowling alley, bowling with greai hin Oiwald Scott, of Listowel, who has L,3jL!i A&M - U im'Xiti Ir I r . I I I . . � - � 6 � � : , been atteuding the Ontario School of Mines . I . � I : � pants died entury I I , - - I 4 i 1, WHITE AH, GODERIGH BIGGYCLE311 rp-men" . It is the twentieth c liberation of Cuba, and 'the'driving o glee -Lord -Howard, the high admiral, � - . I � I I 11 1� � : I Ic 3 � . ; . i I �� - _,� 1. - � � � - I I - I 1i If . 11 . out to the nineteenth: "Do you Spain from this hernispbefe and the . at Kingston, is spending his holidays at , ::__�- �� , , I . 4 N 1, . crying over- Sir Martin Frobisher, the daring explor. � . . , I � I EA, ` . � i 1. � First -Class Wheels in Every Resp ' ith honie. - , , I . � - .ss clown to us the curge w � �. ,v - . � �J I ect. mean to pa' throw of that governmeilt, which will or, and Sir Francis Drake, the first cir. � t . I , � - .1 il I _. I � - , - h � � . -1 - � I � � I - I ." , I which you have bean blastedl? Or will S0011 drop to Pieces if it does not go down cumnavigator of the world -when word i hell, left for - - I - � _� I . . . - r �. i I � _r. I 1� the British market last week, with three z X5_R1:0_M-S -- Ma:C3-_-U you lot me begin undei now auspices and under bombardment of insulted nations. came to them that th �, � . I i P, �, - - � � � I - �. i � i iU . . , I � I . 11 - f ,'ii : i � 1680-52 .. e Spanish armada ::,jcar loads of horses. He Will Look after the - 11 � - I , � i . I I I � I . 6 I -1 � � I -1 I D an There was danger that �tbe long con- was advancing. The officers continued at - sale of the horses himself on their arrival at - C, � - .. Mr. Win. Honey, of Alite - , � .� W � _� I turn the Island of desolation Intl . . 11 I I � rear , - I � � . " . . � � , I I - island Edenicv'� tinued oppression of our neighbors In, the game of the bowling alley until the � London. , . . md I . I I I � I C � . I � S � - I.. C i I I . . . � � - t li-I - It is a war inspired, by morcy, which is Cuba might be continued from generation � game was finished and then went out to - __ _____ - - - h . ... , nO.S. I - , delivi � � - . I i - �111 . " . FOR to generation without suffident protestj Investig e the tidings, and, sure enough, , Hent . � I # - r, - . -V , g I an attribute in man Imitative of the � :_ i I i4 , : . I ,,at I I : I I � I �21, I , * * - ' . Hefir i . � " �", � � I NORWEVORK FAMILIES. same attribute of God.1 In no othe on our part and the pronounced execra- i that mighty fleet which was considered t1ow a person can gain j I _ 11 thas"�. I , , i 1H � � f r age ' . I " � I . . I �. . . � - , a � � �� 7 � We want the services of a number of fam- of the world could suo� a war hviv tion of people on both sides of the Atlan Invincible and'w'hich was to bombard and , - I � ., I ,�q " A. D. . . I .. I In, � I I ffii�s to do work forbs at home, whole or e been I I - - I . :; �, I! t� , . - ' I _� � � ,1, E- " . 11, sparefirn% The work wesend our work waged. The gospel of �Indness needed to tie, but that burstutag volcano of destruc- pou y- by �aking an . I , - w overthrow England was. approaching,. but nd a da Lu s � ers is ctickly- auck casHy do%p, and re be recognize'd throughout Christendi tion in the harbor of, Havana fired the m d e' n 11'" . - - i I �,!, k turned I mi J the invading navy was destroyed, for the OUIlCe 0 t I n, � - and - � L � - I y liareel post as finis �d. P4y in ordor to make such a war possible. nation and shocked the whole civilized . � ; W ISO �� j�,ejm),;Ll " _ . I . , I 11 W 11 ',1;7 to $no rier week. ,--For particulars ready Lord Almighty appeared in the fight. f Scott's Em'ulsiom ; � . "I - . � . - ,� t f��l i, -ommence send name and addrem. Tim -_ 7 . - I , - - tot The chief reason why most of 'the Euro - world. All nations will learn that such i I % . � : I - ` - '; I i S. A. SuP,PLY Co., Box 12165, Lwxtiox, ONT. pean nations are not now handed together an act cannot be r�peated without the I . I I tribm 1. .� f� � 11;, Old and New spaillpilt AriiIada. is hard' to explaill, but it - . I �j f; �L� F, � � . . ARE� STILL SELUNG , - I t I ��_Ah�_ �_ I ; t ,�-, I- �, F 11 A storm such as had never $wept the C � . � I � I I V-;, ", , ____ against us is because they dare not take anathe ertainly happeiis. -, I I . . . � � , till 1, I . T�a_ of all Christendom. As Individ- coast of England or aroused the ocean I- L . - I . � I =t � __ I , . w , , - 1 i I i� i the part of. that behemoth of -cruelty, the `ual orimitnals, must be punishea for the swooped upon the Spanish armada. Most � It -s*e, ems to start the I � I � I _ �� , ; f , P,4 � - I �, -1, cl --i Spanilsh government, akainst the crusade public good, and we have for them courts of the ships soon Went down under the � . THE CRESCENT or pt �. I �,*�� 11 J ffijl - _. . Feed Oorn. of mercy which our nation has a - I (fig -les- I I � . 1. � * have : I- I - � I I . - .. � � ;; ��J �i I I . I i � Uitin . I � I . Had it been on our part a war of con - electric chairs and ban. -man's gallows, so alon1g to be Splintered on the coasts of, 1 P .. - � 1� i �; V �,14 A carload of Choice American Yellow Griat, quest, . 1 4, ,. t� V , �i ", tarted. - of oyer and terminer and peniten tiarles and sea while others were driven helplessly 1 tiVe machinery working � � k � I " V - . a war _� ! 4ZJ . . �� , ill 4 juat� received. Pfiees ' very reaEonable. - itting.'high crimes England, Ireland, Scotland and . Norway. !pro I -LU �, � . I i� � I �� of annexation, a rar of ag- overnments� onlin I ,, THV MCBURROY-BEA 11"T1 E � I , � � �'... - . � f! .. I grandl . I iDerlY. You: obtaixi* " ZM..JL � I I ig._- zoment, 'there would baye 'been by against .God . 0 1 i � a I - ... "I DA I � . , I . Give us a call. I I an4 humanity must be Another Spanish armada Is crossing, I t .� . � - � �1 ;' .- ,; I this tinie enough flying squadrons com - ' I �fl i., . . � '1 ... , X� I - . I . - . I - - I ! 1 , � scourged and hung up. for the world's � the ! greater I I i . Ing to this country across the Atlantic to I Atlan tic,.and we are ready to meet them. benefit, fr - I- �, _. __ I I � 4 � - � b 0M yoUr r .1 � i � � I �- _. - jt - - 1 T 's I I ! ? � I I � � . . .. . 7 � . � - nager - , - 11 W , LLAND 7 -0 . I . : �. I I Z, : t 1 - � . throw into panic every indigi)ation. When i� Spanish waterg our � The same God who destroyed the armada 'food. . THE, ALAU a V . � I ; i .. ; � 'in 1588 reigns' a 1-898. 1 � i - . ; r W. W. Thomson, Ma cJty on our battloship, looking after our commercial i, I , - . . . I . American seaboard, . May be. in his ' - ., 7 �_ , I - � i �� . � � I " � � � - in es t I - I . I . , I � � � I'll, . . . � �11 I. . . The wars of the crusaders were only ' --"--+ I ... 11 . so. I , 1 777 !_ , te ts and Intending nothing but might, either through hurnan arm or I The oil being pre.dig ' . I . I .1 - to I � - I I . v 194KRIOP Diredtory for 189a to demolition and � ested f . I I � A 11 1, . . quie ude, was hurled In Z dumb element, defeat their squadron a d I I . . ; : _ . - I I . lq t " I - .V - .. � 11 � : i . seco � I L �� I I - e I . - — . regain an on.1,ty sepulcher; the Napa- the men on board, without tinie to titter give victory to the old flag of Adin n combined'witl-1 the hy- We have discontinued the livery branch of otir *heel � - J01 31 1 � . � �, . � Ira, and � . 11 L � � 1�i - � - - MORRISON. Re-ve. wintbrop P. 0. 11 leonic wars, with their 6,0o0,000 slaugbt- one word of praye-, were dashed into the iFaiTagut and David Porter! : I . . 99 .1 'Can � . � , m JdH,..? I . i : I 'LEY. Deputy-lltevo, Eaeob,ivoad -ered men, N'V'ere projected and carrJed out eternal world, the down of the reigning pophosphitesq makes a fOO ' - standa " - , i . .1 ; 1�'. " , I - :, I ; D"M, L ME AN I cff,riD rgater inducements than evir in- I he above three celebrated lim-9 of - � - I i - - . , r Z - - IF - O. � , t F. I 1 Yet ivbat the world most w, 'ts I Z � � . �� _� house Spain was pronou in s . d rd wheels as fair prices -110 the � - I � I . � : , - ') to appease the ambition of one - -need in tones blixist, wbo.is colning to take possession better wb at any Price. Also bicycle - 11 � � I � - - n -.- Wit. IVIGAWN. Opne-illor, L-aadhijry ]�. 0- man; of eels � p . I �.� �� TTTTTT Z I �- 4C. - . . � - - - I sundries, PUMPS, wreaie_h�r, I I � - �.� JO-REPH 0- 31ORPI13aNT, C6a0aU!01') 130echwood -litinderwhiob that night 6f - , tc,e ; , � I � - .� I . , .1.11, � � � I � the 25,000,000 slain in Jewish wars and loudero�ban the t - hearts, all homes, all nations, but I t0l7lic of wonderful flesh clip�, lanterns �� . i , . I - v *- F O. . rolled out over tho sea. i ' - , , � i ; _v + - " Of the 60,000,000 slain I � 9 tites, balle, handle giil)�, - � ,�, �V �7 * cement, etc, -at � ; - der a -world bloe'L-8 the wheels of his char. forming power. I - � . .- - -.1 � JOHN 9. SROWY, Cour-cilloy, Soat,)rfh P.- 0, Julius Caesar, of the 180,000,000 slain in Goil is Aviti, Use - " . . . . . i � � � �, -,,, il if n- wars un th all I � e ,� le , - � 11 ; . __ I � ;�, , 4 JOHN 0. MORRISON, Cleer, winuLrop P. o _' � i0t i I Would. like to see this.century, i . i . - 7 - I . � i �� I . I - wars with Turl I - 1. � ,f i � .. � � � . DAVID M. R038, Tf011laut0r, Vir;1ittivoc, P 6. Cs: and Saracens, of the Another alleviation Is the fact th which Is how almost wound up, find its , All pby�icians know this L ' . � i � .. v �� nt we 1� I . . � 7 1i - � I WK. EVAN$, Asseseor, Bee-jhrood P. 0. 50,000,000 slain in wars of Xerxes, of the ei6ration in some might overthrow of to t . _� � �._� . p. - - - . . 11 - .f a _ i � __ 01URLES DODD$, Collector, Seafoeth p. o. have a God to go to in behalf of all those., y . '0 U M 00- D lmli N & VILSON'S 11 ; , - 1 20 f � - � ' 11 Z ,00.0'600 slain In wars Of Justinian and of onr countrymen who may be In't'spec-, rannies and a mighty building up of - � I zN " I �: " I . I I - . R10HARD FOLLAW, SAnItW Inspector, Laid. � t be"a fact. . . Al � , Z, � . SUOTT' . . I I - I : � 7 - �t bwy P. 0. . . - the 2,000,000 dlain in the wars �of ial exposure at the front, for we, must - 4bOrtY and justice, Almost all the cen. All drug&ts; 50c� and $i.00,' . 13 BLOOK, . - . � I 11 I BOW I . . , i �' - ! Genchis Xhan A0 . atkai I .. - � I � - . I Jr '* i _- __ . , .. I .. I - __ _M MM'Wo laklflc�d - � . I " . — admilt the-,Derils. It. is no trifling Abin eS hWVe elided W � I I I MAIN 6T*EE1 � ; I . I _ - .lt&h some GkWendo_U SCOTT & BOWNE, Chenii,ts, Toront* . . . i� . - I . ZZ . . . � _ � t : � " . I I for I . � � L I ., . - I I . � .R,T�4 , i . . - - . - . � I . - 1W (=I � w 7 , . I - - . . . . I ":, a - �i - . 1�5:E_A _�o - .. - I I - � . . I , . I . -1 I . . . " I . - , - - - I .2 . : �: r - . 0 . 11 � I I � .� I I . I � I . I - � I � �., 1 ,� - I i 11 Z . I I .1 I . � I . - . I � . . i � � � - . ; ; I z1. � L_ - I - I I I i I . . � . . 'I I I - I