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I VOL- X ., -_�.I, � .., ". � . �* I PICKERING, ONT44) FRIDAY, JULY 249 1891 , � NOe 39 " ."I .,t
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I . " . jv�,^___,_� " --x- As I hiof e bought up Dan Reddin's livery " body was interred in the Cedar Grove . : .: I
L � THE PRESS AND JUTTED DOWN ]BY OUR roDto, are ouibmering at Maple Avenue. .. . .. I I , I
M BATEMAN, M,D., C.M., M.C.P. business and have added several new ceWeterv. Mi. and Mrs. Pennock have . . -I..- r. I
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� R9 I �c horses and buggies, I can socomodate I the Eym-patily of the entire community *111 . . - - .�! .
xing Street, Pickering Office hours: Morning the public with good rigs at wil hours. - . . of WindEor, N. B., is visiting his friends - .,;L,
&V to 11:3D; EvellilIg 6 to 8. 1 . . CLAREMONT. . .' I their lose. As one looks into the home and . - - - 1. '' -,-
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.. I connection with livery I keep a � ed plavthincrs, and the - �-�
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� - . .;,_:,___-'1 ... �111- . _-_____;�_ � , are visiting friends here. . . . . - .;
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; Mfss Ida Simpson, ' ing Stabler, Pickering. I , - '_ "'
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: :-.- Pupil of ldro J. W, Bradley, of th% Toronto Con- Mr. iierbert Poynter, oil RccOnDt Of ill- There is no flock howe �e so well attended, -7 . . . . . . - - � �
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00(I eq QD M 0 � (P � The NEWS-MaXI-will be herenext Tues- Wbite's, reitaining pirits. ' . - ,__,; ,
. ipreirsred to give lessons in voice culture. - 94 " - 14 I, There is no friend howe'er'so well defended - ' . ... _; ,
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I Those wishing to place tbemsellves under her . C .� 'AOX M. - 1* , . � . day afternoon. Call and see him. - But -has one vacant chair. . . - ,
ion will kindly communicate with her � I � Mr. Jno. Ferguson, license inspector, . ., - -_-:� . �
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I - - - - I _ , � - - , . 0 cruiting at his mother's, Mrs.M. Rawson. .. - . MALVERN � . . . I 1.
I Thorough Instruction Guaranteed . Gi. IdeS i CA 06 - 00 & 0 -.4 t" . A4 on Sunday, and found everything all 0. .. . .. . �. � __1 - I 11,
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Th . I I . . R I" nab are visiting with friends in Toronto. We are pleased to- See our friend Jaelk . Berrypicking is all the rage here, even - ;.- �!4
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. . r_ Legal. 4* 64 livill . .1 . � _.. .. . . . . - 0 Misses Scott, Bell and Whiteride, of Larkin, who met With such a serious ac- the- old residents fire flocking from the ' : , - ;
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. " . '. I . - "4 " CA ' Scarbora, are visiting at Wm. Scott's this rocure the lucious fruit. . I - - I
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�- J E. FAREWELL, Q. C., BARRIS. N '� I �. . . I 11 week. gallant aMODgSt the fair sex. . Mr. 10liam Johnson's new house ig ' .* � ". �
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. ::� ER, County Crown Attorney, and County e &4 . Peter Reitb, the Uxbridke pedagogue . Dow in course of erection, the MRSOD �'J� �
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. � Solicitor.- Co'urt House, Whitbv. - � I I CIOA = .-. . . I i visited big father, Wm. Reith, merchant was in the village last week visiting at his ing the stone foundation already built. � �- . I . . : . I I , ,
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: . . AMES Office �t in ;J� - . . - CR . 0 father. in-law's, Mr. Thos. Burton's. Mr. e cliek- . - .__ - I
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: - J TARY Pub;ic, Conveyancer, etc. -- ____: 14 Duncan Macnab bar left for a few days H. combined pleasure with buginess doing their mowers for the season and th .. 1k . " . .' L I'll
. I "Tbistle fla," near Brougham. Money to loan: I" Z 6* =01011 ,"s 8 � is pleasure taking it) bt. Catharines and some clack of the self -binder is being beard al- * - ' ' . - i;
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. - �. W & McGILLIVRAY, BARRIS- MP, ,C Q0 0 A a4 0 $4 a W Z C, r- to I - other western towns. Mr. John Besse met with a serious ac. ready on some of the neighboring farms. - � . - . V.
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. *,*I ck ,0 i:'- 0 E �,- ;: "D -IV , TI -e young men of Claremont are un- The Grby bird nightly hovers around - L' . - I .1
11) ters, solicitors, &c. Office opposite Post ca. ca 11Z OD O." ID-*- cident last week. His Stallion, Whirlwind, . .: - ,
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:1 to MUI;4 �;' 11 E ra. c� = �'- . reconcilable over the lose of their Shep- V. -_ . . , .
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. illiv-ray, LL.B. Money to Loan. 8y k U � k d I Z Z) , . . ': I.. �
- A. McG. cp;�) Q 0, >1 1i * OU0 6"2 I herds who have departed from Mr. Hop- with both front feet and bad it not been of the newly painted store. We at first - . � . "i
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. I . OMAS PARKER, BARRISTER p ;�) - k per's.. . for the titnelv assistance of Mr. John supposed he had the toothache, but have - .-. r-' . - , . ;�' � 1 t !, .
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commission. OffIce: over OntiLrio Bank, Picker 1;, r again to be heard -harvesting has Com' have been badly injur .7 , I -, .
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. . . ____ ___ - 94 - . 42 al 0- -P *C - o- 0 . menced. We hope the results will be sat- pretty well used up for a while. . that under the care of the farmer .1 . .� t
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S. QRMISTON, LL.B., of Law- 11-% N :4 QD Z. 44 0 W A I isfactory to all. . Family squabbles are in fashion. One across the railwa . i - . - .1 �,
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� . We renee, Ormiston & Drew, Barristers, ' Q0 . 01% On Tuesday Joshua BuDdy an I wife and night last week the horses pasturing in smile of the bell . . ,� . -
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I . ronto, will be at Claenhout every Thursday. , . - ac""O"' Mr. Kirlon's flats broke - ont on the ro rIV hair will be the - - '. r - . . .
. office over J. Bum'Y'seaboll. ld(mev to loan. 24y . , . . He took doors and saoh for a house on his and MesEirs. Jas. Ball and family and Tr;u- Young gent with the cu I , ., . . �. . .-.;
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: . ENTON & DODS, -b-'ARRISTERS, . . .1�1- �.. � . . . . .. I , . 61and in Musk man Besr,e ar.d family put them in pound. . . I " i
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.1 ners will be in Claremont every Saturday over and special designs in plated, silver and . . . . . ..i' . V_ I I
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Hopper'r, Store. -1 131y Hewitt, Mrs, Switzer and danghter, along has had a cow and two heifers running On - The fRrmers of this neighborhood �re :.. , . _� !
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I HOPKINS, VETERINARY SUR. . Thet furniture of the Hastings' hotel will as the pound. Their owner did not take e - �__ .: .
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. - , lie GEON, Graduate of the Ontario Vet. jewelry. " Careful buyers will not allow Mrs. R. Cowan spent aaaywith _/ � - . -11 . � . .. . . 0
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� . and Cherrywood every Saturday. Diseases of -them at high prices until they have seen day, July 25th commencing at 5 o'clock p. although he had received over two dollars The Misses Herdman, of Toronto, oxe .. . .. .. .. '. � . - !.
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- what is new and strictly in the present in for impounding the hor6es,used some very ?eDding a week Pt Mr. Brumwell's., . - - - - � f_
lot 33 7th con., Pickeritig. Calls promptly at- doubt the sale will be lar ely attended. 81 . .. - . . .. I �i
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- tend;h to. Ttriegraph address : whitevale, Ont. stvle. Barnard of Whittv has stocked up naughty words over having to release his Mr. Huxtable. of Toronto, is around . . ... . . I
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- P.O. address: Green River. -Out. 34-V . w . ith Dew and taking patterns in jersey John W. Cowie has'posted notices for- cows. . We think this tb'Dg should stop calling on old neighbors and friends. He , .' . � � - ,.� �
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- _R SING SUN LODGE NO. 135, I. O. - "' ` s . .. -E. Chapman got 562 marks and F. ,.- . " '.1 I
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- . . I n , in Dale's Hall, Picked bib pins, brooches, Rhine �tooiie goods, direct. Kindly obey and save trouble. Mrs. 8 'nk, of Toronto, spent Monday Knowles 516. ' - :'- . ' , - �' -
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- watcher. He wants everyone interested to sive preparRtiou for their trip to Peterboro Miss ma� Kirton, of Toronto, is visiting There was a - - I .. I...
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� qu,0111900 garb** ' weather is at all favorable a large gather- Mrs. Annie left for her home in Chic . :I-,- �
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. . Gonveyatwer, "-. Cak east. Tickets are issued at a price within Miss Gertie Beeton spent the week with under the control of engineers Hawkins, � t .. :,: %- � .-- , i
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HOMAS DUNN, Conveyancer, Com- Taktbr-1 the e Ing express will be used for the excursion. Master RusEel Taber looks very Ray in for Mr. H. a good season's work. . I . . I L. I .. .
-:'' Tmiseipaer for taking Affidavits, *to., Clare- pleDty of time will be given fo ple his new pony cart. The Dew church which is b I - . . . . --. I . 71 � �'. : %: : -.1 .
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.1 -, Bo Lieenses I r at big reiidence, Pickering L. Is sole.agent in Pickering Township for mournful. r further particulars see . . �
. nae at the store o I the Celebrated . . I Mr. William White's recently. . ' -1 1.1
I : Village. 12-y - streamers. tennial) and is unable to rise above it. If . � . � I.. .- _'. i
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.. R. BEATON, TOWN SHIP CLERK . the contractors were halt as energetic as . . .. I �
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� A conveyancer, Commissioner for taking . � I village, a lot of youths congregate in front 'as not running on Monday. the building committee it would have . - : - . I 112
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. affidavitiR. Accoun . - - - ' . - of the churches before end after service to , . been p!most coinpleted bV this time. I . . .- .
. . money to loan on feni, property. Wills pro- ith Mr. C. lteesor-s fatnilv. I - ...- I .1
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- Ventilation a spe . in and out. vacation from Whitby college. . . . . ...
. � _ comer Dundas aud Brock streets, wnitby. PARIS GREEN her friends in Wexford and Scarboro vil- for. the - . I �,It
.. Reside nee - Ki nL,Rto-i Roaa East Pickering. 37-y - I The Methodists held .their montblT We are delighted to observe that Mr. J. _. � -_ . . .: , .1, - . � I
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. . � .. Mr. Ezra Burkholder -left for Chicago on . .. - , � . . . . si,.
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- ' w9lI attended and as usual proved a grand ' Laziness prevented our usual budget last - : I
.. - '�KS, tbe oid and reliable FORKS, HOES, RAKES,, ' - sumnier. . . . - .. .
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I .:. Lo Avetioneer, still iii the fiew, able aDd . Mrs. Jno. Sleigh aid Mr. Frank McCoy . - . .
e .-. willing to conduct ar,y sules- e.iitrusted to hini, BLNDING . MITS, MACHINE OIL reailing and explanation of same, reciLa- 3f Springdale farm. left on Monday even. & little behin'd the times. - . I . : I -_ . - , : I
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;_ �___ - who are oil their feet all day get tired sit- friends and relatives here., I I The potato buga must be plentiful this , . . " ; I, k
-:: T HONIAS POUCHER, Licensed'Auc- I In fact everything yon want at - ' n. . . . �. � �
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� E -. ON MORTGAGE SECURITY celebrated Cosgrove family, in church on I 2 - I
. -z -LESLIE, BOOT AND SHO . return Sunday eveuiDg. extra large sized grease spot on the side-. - - : . ' � .. I .1 i . ,
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- Maker. Pegged and L-ewu work. Orders i and Do f . about 10:30 Mr. Thos. Beare's family is -now once walk will be kindly carefully fence it : : I I % . . .
. atlowest rates of interest. 31ortg&gem I i ' . . .
_:-, , proirptly attended to. Experienced workman- rom the grounds at . .. .
. . - Ohip. Don't forget the stand, neii,riyoppoiite the bentures purchaoed.for cash- I p.m., but for some reason which the com- more complete- all having returned home around. We have missed "Our Fat Man " . - . . . I 1, - .. .
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: L: . ondon and Ma � a grows The gossips are wondering how it will all . . � . : .1
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. � fine new - brick building, finishad in superior panies,-Nortb American Life insurance . Lbey please -about time the public bad an on their yacant lots. . end-mamwa, papa, brothers and sisters . I " ", I �
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_ . _� - proved fatal happened on Friday, 17th our schoicl some years ago. We understand you might have let her grave grow green 9 .- - . I - - � . I �
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- CONVEYANCING CAREFVLLY DOI _ inst., when the baiiers' wagon, dri en before becoming too amorous. - : .1 ..�:;,
ling public. This hotel, having lately that it is his int�ntion to attend university $ . -1 - �
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i orlimch at all reasonftblu hours. Goodstabling Good Village Lots on tiorth side King street Graham, blacksmith, was riding home itsusualiv excellent reputation and that the _: . ., �
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- Box stall andigrnelosed yard for between corner an -1 the College ground � �- - - � "
i from Salem upon it, and on going down trustees were fortunate in securing Puch an . L .� .1
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, - 151 W. V. RICHARDSON$ - . cently commenced. The eneral verdict of - . .. I . 11 - . I . 11
i CULLY. Prol)rietor. y - .. which bolted. On account of the heavi- be successful is the desire of every -citizen 9 :. :1
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. .... WHITBY MARBLE AND re jumping Pu Scarboro this festive season. Fifty dollars . . . I . . �:, _": ... ... t % �
� -UTfIBERT, Watchmaker, Piek. Graham, seeing the horses we ed in passing. Their names . - . . I I
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I A's ering, Out. Having been 2.5 years at the � - gon on to was added to the funds of the church as I .- � $2 - - - .-�
Ction. Agent for the ditch, jumped from the wa small � � f i �
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. Granite. Works esides ' Mr.and Mrs.Donald Stephenson celebrat-c ,- - : �-- --Ii. �.: .1 I
i Ile8lied on shortest notice. and at reasonable I . . bones of the leg ,below the knee, b eongratulated on their success, more espec- . , : - .*&�, � I
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I � rates. . 93-47 - ed the anniversamof their silver wedding -, - -.�..12: 1
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I -.� DUNDA WHIMI OtIel bas ing oaly 12 years of age, and having attel on Thursday, 9th inst. There were some . .. ..: .. .i I
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I I '' I hands of Ed. Deruslia.' ed school altogether about four years. . .. , � . 1 4
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Never were bandemen more defighted congratulate the partners of 25 years and -
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I . Ontano Bank R". Tolfe ing th t toes sent his faithful hench- than when the familiar form of Mr.Frank many brought toke Is of their regard. �' �� . . , 11- , I
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.;, . PICKERING BRANCH. wouenden Granite and Marble works, ds' of Paris Green to destroy the hill en route for his home. Frank has been vice, 2 fruit dishes, card receiver, biscuit v z� , -
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1i , - . ..'' there is no fiction that can compare with the the following vear work was begun under �ecently little mention has been too near the Prince's mount. WitV a sudden ter, w . 1_'� - f ificalculaide I
I i . I . . . . - i Cumming r a spinner for niany years in the B ag ,.,- IL . - prove 0 .
'. facts learned in a study of the buildings the an ervision of Mr. Douglas. The top , made of the most famous member of the leap the fierce animal planted its claws in .. arbour � � rs who attewl tile 1114
�_ I _. themselves or the events leading . to their part orthe tower, including the latitern and family, Gordon Cumming, the lion,elayer. the flank of the ele liant, which trumpeted Flax Thread Works at Paterson, New - e
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.: .1 ad to almost every Oue. to Plymouth harbor and placed uV011 a rang with the exploits of Roualeyn George admirable coolness, shot the tiger through Mr. John Crane, a pioneer settler it, .7!-, yt ling eidwi ,; Z
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�, :1 . : When it first dawned upon human intel- t foundation c di , to the (11ordon Cumming, who,, with his rifle and the brain. It dropped (lead, a magnificent Gippaland, died recently, at tile age of 81. .L t tic'n With t,w c! 4'�
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I I . vater tow . the He had seen the Queen's coronation, and tories I
, i - . - . lect that man had mastery over the i tower pa�rt of the er. it ispreserved in a Sepoy servant, penetrated far into specimen of the -royal Bengal. - ' . : I . His ol,i4 .
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I were g works in - light -house engineering. The perilous adventure. That was be re that both Ger- I of Commons. . . I - to lll;L'*%"' I
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. - locality, and every tree, and rock and hill lower part of the tower was then -removed pean sportsmen be an to seek excitement in mans and British have decided to issue On Saturday - evening a youth n � 1. -I- - call(l for th'! ]()(-;
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- . . served as landmarks to guide the way- by the use of drills; picks and other tools, Africanjungles. AxordonCummigwastKe sLrinfent regulations in regard to the kill- Jamed Thomas Lord, in charge of ashoot. - . them ill tile f - , (!
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- - - ' ._7 _:. . . no blasting his in 0 ii!ie. These regulations, if observed, ing booth at Oldham, ha(t just loaded a . - testir -1
F1 . - go'upon the water at night, but when they the rock. It was found that it was not the Eave never been surpassed in courage and may save the elephant, lion, and other.large tol, when the hanimer fell, and the bullet , . � ing of cre',L111, .thC N% 'I
., . .- .L __ , . were detained until the shadows had gath- tower, but the reef below, that had weak- danger by any of his succesors. game, from being exterminated. But in the Foilged in the facc of ,James Walker, aged - * ... � butter, etc.-"" :L %%rl
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� . : ered thev found the way by the fires built cried - . W hile serving in the Madras Cavalry Gor- unexplored regions of -tile Soudan and along nine years, who dicd in the Infirmary the . - . far as Possible i)Y - A
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. �'' upon t )y wives and same evening. .
1� . . � he shores I mothers at In the summer of. 1879 the foundation don Cumming met and conquered the inane- the northern skirt of the Sahara there is I I . lect!1res to inake bu: te
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s7 .. . , home. stone was laid with appropriate ceremonies, less lion of Asia, and he desired to encount- still ample sport for another Gordon -Cum Oil Alonday morning a young maii na,nied . the highest prieet! -i
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l � . � . . '. . I . - . Clapson committed suicide by drowning hitil. . -_i_ . roving a SO111
. . Z � lumination from the time of primitive man stone of an important building on land. Th6 - - I . . � 0 -
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. - . . _: to that oi oti r , i w n , ia v. In some countries formalities were conducted by the highest I�Skssftge for th Red Sea, and landed in*Mas- , , - .. Public, ..vh�
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.1 - r t simple officials of the Trinity House assisted by H. sowah. Yor mriny months he traveled in . tillich poor bi
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.r. . . . - have an organized system of aids to -navl- ished -;n -the summer of I 88 1. The new light- ly savage. His life was sometimes depend- is welc( simply -for the value of the A tragic suicide occurred -at the Clirragh '' . I . M,r. Dcan, protc-st
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11 . towers, constructed and lighted upon the one, and it is con,mr,ructed entirely of ite knew little or nothing of Englishmen. But Grange Hompit. LiTit cakes and muffins a pri - . 1.
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t . ., __1 best principles. This has been accomplished The height of the focal plane of the old light' he iiever forgot the Cumming inotto, I I Cour- are especially favore in hot weather, and a Edint
ii . __ _: ..... est engineers house was seventy-two feet above high, age," and his coolness in face of danger was few rules are appended. - I I mitted- suicide in the rifle ranges He plac. ' - 1. Prof. Dean has a til�
t" . . . . I -1 by the services of some of the 1) - ed the muzzle of his ritle into ilis niouth, . . . dairying in all Its (
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. and greatest scientists the world has ever water, while that of the new house is 133 his safeguard Lu.,;cii CAKE,. -One cu milk, four ulled a cord attached to it, and shattered fluctit and popular ,pt
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, � . - - feet. Smeaton's light -house was visible -Dah Foor that Gordon Cum CUP Fill skull. . . fitted to btimillat,- tl
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_! I . . named Rodgers, of Derby, who had visited . and W. .1. Pahner, I,'.
I , �_._ - - , - some light -houses built at a little later . The light shown at first was a temporary , ceived the idea that Cumming was an emig- he-iten eggs and milk. Add the flour and the village with their wives, went batililla . .. both a scientilic and 1)
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; - period., but the - y are better suited to lighting one, but the following year the fine optical sary from Egypt to spy out the land for baking pZwder, and last of all the currants, in the Tretit. Onie was inimedi%tely sem t(.)5 - - finishing Ili,, cou. - ;
: 31 . �.. the paths of the mariner. . apparatus especially propared for it was in- i ming was se I -vith flour. �
- , � __.� . : .. future conquest. Cum i ized the washed, dried, and dredged . be in di-itress. Ifix brother jumpeii into his years a,,o. fit! ,hen
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. .. � THEEDDYSTONTE- :� _1 . t stalled, and the light -house formally opened *1 the (tough, cutinto roundg, and, I
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1;., I I . a the most fattious of all with imposing ceremonies in the presence of I capital, had been reported -to the sultan. bake inamoderate oven. Spl't, butter, and' . .. .. . .cruel"t ofa da;
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.. .- .1 .- modern light -houses. The one now stand- . ... . 1. . � - I A fall of roof occurt on Tuesday night . . has ha -I ,. I I
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. wasenoug d n pected spy. which sugar, one pint milk, a rounding tablespoon- I shire, whereby three men, named.Seahri I . ,it (11V
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- . An important sea -rock light -house, the Long- , . . ' . �6.
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- . .- � bor. It. was the first li,ht-house built in stone. It is peculiar on account of its beil�g It * .1 . SAVRD BY READY WIT. .. - bakingpowder. Bake either in pans or gel" former were rescued af ter three hours' dig- - . and WEO has sill�
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" . - : ' the -English channel, where now many are protected by a high wall, and it has an in- I . . pans. . n to litau -t`
- I i . . .:. a -, .- . . . L I ' MOLAS.SLA CAKF. -Three cups of flour, one ging, but Seabright i& . tentio* - all,l C:.
. - - Cumming was being i urried to the baz ten o'clock yester(lay morning, when lie was - mell'. o; ,1�ilk e
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_. I -� f - coasting up and down tile English channed Ili 1838 the steamship Forfarshire was t) be executed, when, fortunately for him, cup of L I found to be dead. .. . Dean, tA,ic 110! " o! 1:1
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1' - � . was eariv attracted to the dangers of thie in-, whor was a man of gr -%at strength and mix well with the liands ; then add, one - years' c- per . ence, . L I - - f,11
: .-. . . . � sixty-three passengers only nine 81irvived, , Cumnii ., . 1 Shetheld. after twent� - *. The appliallo., ,'
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. 1:1 . I - " have been announced simultaneously to die . sannple9 of milic '
�. . I - . of Essex, England, began tile erection of the out to7you the win,low through whiell,she The story was carried to the Sultan, who fectly smooth -anti then bake in a square ; . .
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.. ... � . first Eddystone light -house. firstsawthe w)et,k. Abeautiful tombis had condemned him unheat t � shallow p tn for three-quarteri of � Dr. Hardwick has not yet publicly explainerl I -- , : Tnilk, One levcr i,avei
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L ; . very beautiful and highly ornamented, anti . wenif that he wished to detain; (,I.v(;zIt(,'ooKIv_j._I11ut one teaspoonful of - brothers to examine it. I -.i(
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I � t � I- - - . - .1 THE SMALLS LIMIT-110rSE _ . � Four or 11
� - . great faith, also, in its stability, which had . . � . . I golf away as quickly as possible, and plunged' -half of salt, fill up tile ellp with , more th.in a year a o as a I d f,,r ea-li
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I . � . been questioned by some of his !riends. He On the west coast of Wales is tile . again into tile forest. . syrup. Have ready in the mixing howl one: insuburdinati6n, are, iti-i SA.( ,to lie brought arrangedforall,lare -.41
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I I . said he would like to be in it during the Light -house, one tha� has attracted atten- -
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L . . � - his wish, gratified : at least he was there tounner. Mr. Phil.lips built and maintained lions, and he brouab. t home with him the I the contents of the cup and rinse the CUP ; viently punished, anki in 36 few weeki they - � - The first meeting v
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. house was swept away and all within it said, his compensation was to "serve anti : the jaws of a huge lion a native who h to make a douirli as soft ai y�)u can t is first to) be at Pirbright, awl ,it after tIlat'L . . way.
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I I . - . . . __ perished. save humanity." However, when his de-. use his rifle at I hand a , take a part at a, time, roll thin they will occupy tile barracks at tile Tower. .- ... - lage on tile (, .. p. I).,
!, . I _. - Winstanley was a very- eccentric- person ( seendants sold it to tile government they re- lie bo)ard, sprinkle with grinulated! 'ce -
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� . .. and manv'interestingstories.are told of him ceived in' payment 1:15.000. It was ll�gun i any distance for fear of killiiig the nian, 1 upon t On Mon,lay afternoon a w0ma . Toronto, the -11,0!
- . _ � - , Cumming (lashed boldly in the face of the: sugari roll lightly, cut out and itake in a Oxley. of .Nfalden Road, Haverst, ),:k Hill, .. . country all�l :wurl'01111-
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4 ! - - I' and his home in Littleburv. In one room J brute and tried to fire, almost touching its i moderate oven .
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� I - - threw himself into it lie would immediately struments, but tie displayed remarkable Baths. Kill,,, Street, Cainden Town, iiitend ... but most Of theill sh I i I
; I .- for Cumming just as his rifle was discharged. I tablespoonfuls of corn star. -h with a little . . -
I I . ! Ing. as she lia,l been travelling about all : . Toronto). The ToM
�� . be plunged ii.to a cold bath. If hie 8at down genius in his, new work. When Whitaide The bullet rnissed' the eye, f --r w ich ' cold milk, add a large pinch of salt and stir the occasion. 1)rocee'
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. .1. iu another he was clasped in the arms of a with his workmen first landed upor'the it was aimed, and struck the liti:i in the into a quart of milk which h.ts been - heated : ed however, itrikl was afterwanis fwin,l ti)
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:1 . be dead, anti her hody wm remove(I to the - . . . this meetill.."
I I . - : .- es�ape. These contrivances for playing bore awav the vessel that had brought them: him. . I .
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I . - - pract With a blow of his paw the linn (lashed . the back of the stove an -.1 aild two or three tile - � . Prof. Dean brietly
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. I . ... - . . friends . , but they illustrated his mechanical ing to the bare rocks for two days and his I . . -;,\ e
6. i I . � - . I the rifle to earth. Cumming, by a dexter. other case being that of a young nian. .
ingenuity. nights. At another time, when the tower . I t&blespoonf uls of grated chocolate stir t . - for which the ti
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., a � . A few years later Capt. Lovet obtained a was partly constructed, they were left in a opened
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r : �j . __ ninety-nine year ease, and engage I as a critical 4;ondition. They vent out a cask and before the lion could recover sulticiently I some Small cups in Vold water, pour the I . f disalitrously to hathers. Since Sulldav - L . a better quality t,
� . _: .,. I to seize him, he grasped its tnane with- his I mixture into them and let it get cold ; just I In os - . . kets. ()De gl-oal' 41
- - . -1 .. . builder an archij4t named Rudyerd. He containin$ a letter in a sealed bottle which I lett hand, anti with his right- drew 'his, before serving.turn oat carefully itito sau- i no fewler than tea fat-ilities have been re- .. have to contend wit I
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. . - .. was a strange person to employ for so im- fortunately reached land and was sent to I hunting knife. The lion tried to shake him , �ort.ed, including ,.'our deaths annoinice-I on.
Serve with sugir and m.'1k or sweet. , - I
I i - . portant a work, as he was a silk niercer whp those who went to their ft'id. , cars. Ilei'lay, being thoie of two lads, a in;litia- I ' articles they sell is 1i
.: - - - I off. Over and -over they rolled together, aned*cream, ; _' - of those they I'lly.
i . - : kept a shop in London. But he proved to - A very sad incident is told in connection - i I -t
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I .- . . be well fitted for the undertaking and he with this light -house. At only two . 'Ing' TAVIOCA P1'6DT-1'V---%V&sl1 & *Cupful Of 1 friewl. Of the other persons drowne-i, (hie .
� I . : plunged the knife at every opporturlity into I I . - L . tion ; (2) produce -1
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I . - -, I built a fine and substantial light -house. It keepers were kept at the tower. Onewinter tapi,):!a anti 8oak i ' t over night in tw ' � William Geor .- � .. present rate (A prot,41
L the animal'@ body. At last he struck a, - 0 CUP` was a &Nier and another a bank cashien .
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. .. �.. : was constructed partly of wood.and it was was so 8tDrmy that for four months no one vital part, and tile struggles of the lion grew 1 fuls of cold water ; in the Aorning pour off ge Armstrong, a farmer's son, .-
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. .. - � . destroyed by fire after doing good service for could land.ai thi light -house. The light weaker. Cummingalose from theground � ,tile water an -1 put the tao iocs int.) a double i was drowned while bathilig on Monday ,, - . the whole I o . ,,
� � forty-six years. It was lighted with candles, was shown every night, but when a landing immersed in blood, hoth his own anti the I boiler. Add a generous quart of milk anti I near Newry. . . cheese, but to do t
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and when the keeper went to attend to the was made only one keeper was live ; tile lion's, but not fatally injured. From that: A cwivict in Chathain prison, Arthur ed by means of a ell.,
light he found the lanterns on fire. Heawak- other had long beendead. . and aserve with sugar and cresin. 'ved witil - _` .
L cried the other keepers and they tried to Wecun well believe that, lo(icine daily day the natives thought that Gordon Cum- I . __ .1 . . Isidore Glyka was on Monday set .1 i8ing material taken
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I ming bore a charmed life. He was the only 40 I . L notice of'a recei in� or ler by tile registrar --- - . - sale of 11rain, coMpal
put It out, but as the water had to be carried for releas,6, waiting ni lit after night, week . * . . - v all �zruptey Court, tile. - m, -el'
.. wit man ever known to them to com-- out &live .. .- Two -Rowed Barley. . of the Rochester . . . after ich lie �IN%
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� - . up long flights of stairs they could not make after week, h the Cly of his dead com- from a close encounter with. a lion. . - __ . -petitioning credi-tors l,eing Messis Vaughan, : I . of niilk and cream ft
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- . .- .:- much headway, and a curious accident hap- rade as his sole companion, tile survivor was - . � . Mr. H. S'Lopes, of London,- Englatid, an- of London, and the arnount of their Claim � - ..
- 1. pened to one of the men. As he looked so changed that his friends scarcel knew . . thor of 11alt anti Malting, and chairman of I jQ n . .. . . - I -
y : - � THE LION [A COURAGEOCi. ,A),("). Glyka was a coatidential clerk i ,�, ., - � - I . _. D1,;
. i - - - - up into the burning tower to watch him. a said that the other keeper had ' '' I the committee of judges appointed last. Messrs. Vaughan's service, anti took od%:all_ I ,� : , - - I... - . �
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1: - .- .. the progress of the fire a quantity of died a natural death, and hill word -A-m be- Gordon Cumming had a high respe�.t for I O,tober to judge of anti report on the qual- tage of that position to ue-otiatC f ratidulent - . . . . . Q�esiion-Whell I
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I I ! - melted lead fell upon him, �nd he thought lieved, but itwas decided that thereafter the animal which he selected for his chief , ity of Canadian barley, was seen by a Toron- ptances to art aggregate aniount of nearly " - .. . .
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b I . . . I- that he had swallowed some of it. The men three wen should always be kept at the antagonist. . to Kmmitk: reporter oil Monday evening. E40,1M. Messrs. Vau,,h_,t1l dijpute(l their - . . for feeding?
V .: � , .. _. . __ , �1. were rescued, but after twelve days, the one tight -house. . a coward', and that the fact that it sometimes I Speaking upon the barley question,' he said: I alicaeiiilit successfully in"016 law courts, but I ... r . Prof. Dean -200 1-
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� I .. .1 :..- , who had been injured the lead died. ' Asimilar incident is related.in-connection fear, but indifference. i " Canadians have tile power to- grow tile! tile Batik of P,'nglanol filially estal)lislied it - 'L, 1 when fed in largo -it
.. - - I __ � I . The attending physician claimed that his with Rudyerd'o Eddystone. to The safety of the � finest two -row barley that call be produced oil appeal to tile House of Lords. - 1. 1�
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:.�, - , . - - � .. stomach was opened'and there was taken - . . . - hunter depends on his ability to hold the i anywhere. In Canada you have the neces. . . - . . � . . Plot. Dean - No.
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, I ._.. . ... - . , THE ItOTHERSA\D LIGHT-TI0173E. . - " eye of the lion Until ready to shoot. Then i The liquidators of the SiatTordshire Joint. . . � well made aii(I il-, I
I . --- .. . .. from it a solid piece of lead weighing more sary soil and climate, and all that is required Stock Batik has just issued his final report, - k".
I � I : . . '_ _. L- . thail seven ounces. He sent. an -account of The light -houses mentioned are -all among the 'shot must be unerring, or all is lost. I to make -the barley everything that a British - of our cows at tlo- ,,,
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, . . . . :. tile importance sea -rock light -houses of the Cummingalways aimed forbetween theeyes, brewer rt�quires is a little more attention on which shows that the liquidation has bcell . �. . . .
. - . it to the Royal Society which was received ' His rifle carriid a heav bullet, sUfficient to completed and tile bankingbilsiness tralisfer- 50 lbs. ensilage, I, ve
.1; . - - ,� '� with derision. A great controversy arose world, and until recently there have been y the part of the Canadian farmer. He must . _. . . . hay per Jay.
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. � . .- . . . __ tile possibi . ming, however, always fired at.a much short. BunkingCompany. Itn'owtranspiresthatin I .L o lbs. per day per licit
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. . z after swallowino, molten lead. - But inas- now found possible to remove as much sand f right character mu be used, a . I �. �:
..- . - .- 0 . ded to . Another bold hunter of more recent (late 0 wt . nd strict through depreciation of securities, and after ;. : � .
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` .. . is Lord Arthur Kinnaird, noted - ,deducting A:74,000 allowed by purelias:vul � L.,
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I . - . __� The Rothersand light -tower in the North adventures in the m,)untains of Algeria. the bank for the goodwill the shareholders I :� . �'Ifrs. Agar�Tlirc(
effect of the fright and exposure incident to , stack or harn in order to give it an oppor- lose floo, fornierly at 1:
. Lord Kinnaird there encountered the N umi. 000. TheVO shares, I., - L.' � meal anti peanical, .1
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! - the dreadful disaster, whether he had.swal- Sea, off the coast of Germany, was finished tunity to sweat. It proper attention were �
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. . . . . - � - lowed any lead or not. in 1885. The history of this tower and ac- no - given to these two im rtautpolilts it would - .- - �'.
� - I count of its construction are as interesting t, like his brother of the forest, regarding insureto brewers alr directors have paid f 17,000 on their guaran � - - Mr. \Vood--1 fo
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! I I most noted one -w -by John a- as the stud of the Edd etc . over hay
, . , L as erected Sme y mankind as rare and, from a victualing very finest barley which could be produced t '. '.., straw, cl M,
. � . . __ L . standpoint, a doubtful curiosity. The . A thrilling incident was witnessed at tile �: �'_*. .
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!, I . I ton, a famous light -house engineer. It is Over 2 000 cubic yar of sand was re- . L!�; . ed tnangolds,, fout
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.. . celebrated on account of the difficulties of moved G the sand blast, the depth of the Numidian lion is almost always a maneater - . Great Weatern Station, Dorchester, oi . 1"Y' , - pealmeal and bran n�
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! 4 . . I in preference to anything else, and he day night, a little child having got oil the , ;,V.�
'( . . excavation being seventy-three feet below . a 0 � '!�_ . . with one bqsliel nii\
:j - its constructi( It and it is a,ceepced as a type rly, must be thoroughly ac ainted line as a luggage train was entering the - ' 11�
. - : � low water. The tower is a conspicuous one gathers in enough to sustain himself from pro .11 � v, .* 1100n. , �
. . of all structures of the kind that have since wit tile contitituents of his soil. I .by, ;.' 1. .
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J . - - I .. beenerected. He resolved that it should be and can be'seen for twelve nautical miles. the waifs and strays of the Arale villages. K Vlo pro- station, unlieeding the cries of standera '.. ,�., L A Voice --I feed*n
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Z, . built of stone and that it should be absolute- The base of the structure is painted black, other farmer must --add to his soil just % hat to pull � i'- �
. i - a slave carivan on its way w Frezor Me- death. Despairing elfforts,%�crc inade 1. ': - ` grain f
. - . .L. �.. ly fireproof. It was built of solid blocks of and the tower above with alternate red and is necessa - �'L�, �,�,:_ . or milch et - ,N%-,
. � . qLinez, scatter the escort, and carry off one ry to insure a healthy Lrowth of tile child on to the platform, but wiLh011t I", i Pr f. Reall-No :
- �� stones dovetailed into the rock and into eaeb white bands fourteen feet wide. There are ' �,'� 1� .
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- . W. of the captives. ,Lord Kinnaird stationed the barley plant. With the enormous know- avail, and the little thing fell back . ,.J `wll - and Xe# otk .
. - : __ other. Every ingenious precaution was several lights in'the tower, very ingeniously � V . ,ly in sn,
. . ledge I have of the subject, being thorou 1- under the telliellt, - �' -, V ,
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I . I . - himself in the mountains at Arbi, I .1 Question -What
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. I W�. . ' . Vace was thoroughly infested with lionl. countries of the globe, I say unhesitatingly rostrate child, who was picked tip, . W., �� - - Prof. Dean-Orga
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__. k... upper iurface'of the stones, and in it was is about thirty miles from land, and it is that Canada can produce barley absolutol . �,, t, J
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P L .: . . - - I I I L an immense iron chain, and melteo cc;miected with it by an electric cable. Not he Arabs did not dare to leave tfie villafe fous to state, unhurt,. the child having lain .�# K_'� the air u,tt,vk thecc
: , - , . . . . . ' ace faultless in every particular. When this terror stricken and immovable between tile - , te I lit ,,
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. - . some' .inies enter the village itself in search - fact becomes generallv known your barley inetais as the train passed. � ul�%tion - PSI'
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M. I - -Delaware Bay. of human victims. When Lord Kinnaird will command a. readi sale in every impor- A most unusual occurrence took place at
. .. Smeatoin used in the methods of joining coast in . I
- , -� I _. . . I k up his aj)ode among the Arabs they taut grain centre in the world. St. Anios-on-the-Sea a day wo -lur(). �41. . I ,
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. ,_ ; . , . . rhich they had been driven by the ,Jan- in the English market with Russia andludia Church, the fuU complement being P 1- corn.
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: - �_ � The light i59 and ..1. - . . .... ;� for wheat, it cannot contend with the north -bride, bridegroom, bridesmaid, and best " . � . I I
� ; . .. eaters. He said he wettla do his best to '. Question- if it t.9
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- . .. � . 1, 1. was lighted with wax candles, twenty- ' Lucy -What a noble thing it must he to clean the neiihborhood of the scourge. Iffe of Europe for oats, nor with the United man. The clergyman was in attendalle6f. . %",*
- I : . States in corn, therefore the mainstay of and everythinqready for . the ceremony, wbet, . M average for I
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I . - . four being - give employment to five )iundred hands, kept his wor . I . I I cents, is there not
.; � - ,_ - half pounds. A system of reflectors was in- - ' I '. .
- Z father does. He should be very I . . . . � �
� I � - - ve as your - . . . agriculture in Canada, &part from cheese, the bride's fa her, most unexpectedly, Put 'heese at 9c per lb. ,
. .. - . . --%:- troduced in 1845, and they in their turn ga . hagpy- TRACED TO HIS LAIR- - butter and eggs, must Ile barley. Nature in an appearance, -and forbade the rriage , . L
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1�., - . li.. Tom -Not half so happy as I have been - LordKinnaird did not accomplish the task haa singularly favored Canada, as a barley- on the ground that his daughter was not Of
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. I _ .- ... Mr. Smeaton, the builder, superintendeed while employing only two hands --and one unaided. The whole village waa drilled ountry, favored her to such an ex- age, b,eing only �18. Of course there wag 3 . Wof. Dean -Yes,
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I - - �,�. art of the work himself. He also '10 lbs. milk made
,. every p of them was not mine. But, then, they were obey him, and th assisted "
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. , ,,,Iling dairy through this Provineg tbi Brow yho experience them. Dr. Pierce's Pleasan WILLIAM BRIGGS, Publisher. . _.-O's. ".�..
. tra a vriki #hurninlIN abd soou ha,d tAe ,..n ,lets &fford . I .. , �,
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butter ready for inspection in the churn, ` 0 a RP L - Toronto. Ontario. . �_ -1 .1 A
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thi, PlIrp sired, was washed thorou hly, then taken . . ,_p
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f in6ney out, worked. salted, anT made into to this wonderful Only one SOOTHI 0 CLEANSINGs . . T i., : . ... "�,
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though, ule of meetings and carryingout supplied by different fariners were thin - LOAN AND ACEn CO., LT - ' - - e4t .., .
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il)gaprogralli . tested with the Babcock tester, which also ly the beat Liver Pill made. Your money lisny so.caned diseases WO simply - - - . - . - jL I
mally tietails necessary to insure success .. . symptoms of etaarril. such U hoad- . . . I 1. .
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. the . roved satisfactory. The percentage of fat given back if they do not give entire satis- ache partial deafness. 10611V Stn" of . - . . , I ...
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lowg :- merit a& to w rant their being sold on My!= If9y'n . ;, . I
f this 1'rovilice which he has ever since ar- . 1. trial ! any of these or kindred 6,Imptoms, I - I . L I - , . I .
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0 1-3.5percento "Atercent. li -3.1 per cent. . lime Ir. NAX.T. L Money to Itoan on improved farms, city - !. _ 1, ; %,. *
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with Ilis Ilsui-1 determination and made euch 4-3.5 '. ' . ' � 9-4-4 i " 14-4.2 11 - u*ed by conf, CIPAL DFREN'TUAES PURCHASED. � . , ... I
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satisfactol1v a . - . I I . - I orwijlbcaent=t�Yd nrecrpto . _ - . - - I - ... .... .... - _�
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tot,l(,.q His object in connection with the . 0 - CO,yl - _ - - .. "_ . , _ . ,,, - � , �
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their wive" t Oh. if youth would lea'VO U4 never! .7 . mail go to the drug store and get a bottle of - . . ___ - !� .1. �'. I, I
owl) liscand for the local markets. to instruct - J,1rAGIC S(,ALZ FOR DIELESS CUTTING - . - . ��'.. .
- Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov I lilaLuglit by Miss Chubb. General Agen. � I
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the,,, it, the feeding of co',ws, the handling Forever its Tlaipy song would F-ing - -- great Blood -purifier and Liver Invigorator. f.i Ontario, 21515i Yonge St. 'roront,o. Ont. . - . _. I -1
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. n But stay withI us forever! T . his is the only blood -purifier and liver in- 1-rocure,l Ill ClUkIWIL, U.8. . . I 1. : L ' . .
ing of ereani, . the Avorking antl packing of - - vigorator guaranteed to benefit or cure, or mid Foreign Countrie�. I .... i .. - 1. .. - I
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far its possible by Simple object lesson-, and Who of um mortals would a-Alc for heaven I , -_ ____ --- DawsoWs Chocolate Creafiis. - .. .
Indigestion, or. Dyspepsia, and from 48 OUNGI MEN get fitted for an honorable c . . . I . .
-[IV. IV. Story. won and lucrative profession by attending zold by all Druggists, 25c a box. - . �� 11..� _. .
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1. iect Li rc:; to Illake butter which will cominiand - . .-. . I _. . derful bloo'd-purifying propertips,C011- y � _. . . . - . . :! �� ..
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. solirce of profit to tll(,�gle twho I _ ' � I I... .
proving 11, . outof the morning air before the world- rhieum, Tetter, Hezeina and kindred ail- ARALYSIS, Kidney - - . .1 �
6 ,- nstant delight to the PRIVATE NOSPITA R I TNE CURE OF . . 0 - -. .(,I., P and Gravel St.1-con . . � - i . 1!�
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hall I spirit is at our side again ; she is whispering ments. All blood -poisons, no matter . ((17Z, ..% . . . *_ I I
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to eat, so inuch poor butter. L I . ancere, gL......., SUFFAL0, N. T- .. 0:1�, -1, 3*�,-,-,�4 Nov. 5th, 1891. . - - . - , I .
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. I 'Pr,f. De -,111 has a thorough knowledge of and flushed, we look back at that serene- ITow poor, how rich, how abjeLt, how - --b E A -T � . . I eadoverall, I have - - . .
. dairvilw in all its different. phases, is a souled self, which but a few short hours ago . AND AFFILICIC0.11VEAR, NERV- - s I is h 1, . �. I _.
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I flll(�It u'll, I populitr speaker and a man well stood in rapt adoration under the. silence of augus , wretche . . .. CiR L pcsilb)o relief from ' . - . . � '. I
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- ,% . ill beacconi-panied by 'Mr. S. 1". Brown and intense organization, site irs the imperla- Editor J. H. DVE. M.D.. BuMilo, N.V. Ily wit,hout it. Also for .. . I - .
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flilishing bis course agent, for tile cure of her liseages, in Dr. BEST COUGH MEDICINE. . . . - st . . . .1 1.
. ears ago. He the,, Hloved to the dairy which lendia dignity even - o our very failumil . . #:o., v,4i., irorouto. I- - . - \ i
y n ' I Pier�e'B Favorite Prescr' tion ; a medicine BY LFTONSTS EVER7VIrr-RE. . . . I - .
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matle all excellent quality of butter potent restorative tonic for the feeble anti INVEST iits, 11) j)er cent. upw4r(N-to .. . - . . - .- � A "
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Palinei, a graduate of the college this year 1 the shame are after all but human ; the 1 urol:al-e oi- lXgi1AInlL,e, cow,6rvntive. Ito � - - . -1 - i
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And God was there. .4�)othing Ili.; Aervant'� -. it. C., and .1m.n.1"W I - _. �
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T'ic appliances for the travelling dairy . Great )eve!opinent " Mininq voinpanie., - -up-% . . . . .
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. (,ll,l�ls*, of :---o,,.e No. 2 daisy-ch,urii, one -20 No! in the sto ' rin and fire doe-� (,'od reinive . Northern Railway. . , LY N (.1f. olttceR.'-;po-;.1 lie. \Va.-;h., L'.S.; Toronto, . . . �. - - 0(.. .
. bo"I'le I,'-II)coek milk tegtcr for testing of lawand ,usivnient : tnit in Ji-ti,'faue . . ot,.�wit.zn,i monireal. ("Illada. . - . .. . . .*.� __ -1 .
. Ile wins us'with Lh(. mastery of wcakne,x.- Crop reports from M innedosa, and DakoLrt i . Vic Bt-st tx'oods. - - . �:
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. Tiic�Aav, .1 line 3001, and proved - a succe's so -it will remain. " The advent of spring cularly in the Red River. Valley, owing .. - . ,,� �
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country and sur�oundeJ by prosper - and cheerful lion ,'4' To cure cranips take Nervilinc To break . � I . .
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but niost of the", ship their milk directly to digo,neui ia, or rfeumatism, troubl- F_ O'K�,EFE, Bre-ver, Toront,o. - i _. , _. v 1
buttercups and tlaisies, or idly standing in it lumb !9 end to,�oeommend it f,tr anti wide. I , L ' ' ' *":, ,
Toronto. The Tr,wn Hall being engaged for the running brook or sballow pools of water. es you resort to Nerviline. It never "' i18 To %%-' E'. C[IF_.;TFIt, Montreal t For sale by all driii,4 Lari;.c box $1 ; small 50 cents. It - , L � I I . ii
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. . 9.: '10 a. III. in Avith youth and vigor. .All N u1nita,lice, which goes at once to * - lie retum. � . . 1. . . . , - P
� ,,his meetiii,r * iii)t a few ladies I;C' .4 pre- dilydislodgen all paill. -------------- . ., L. 1.
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,fly de ( 8 1 first;ippearanice of the snowdrop a9d criucus'., certain in action than any othe'r pain remedy . 1. .. I . ., i --r:.. I 1. I
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- artleles thev sell is fiX -_ 1-�ince our jovF ullim' pasl� awaT I . . - .- . 1 . - 111au-IrWy 9'.111-.-(,� I l4lall he glad to w,wi two hattles . . . ::. , .1 - .i'
of those they bIly. Under these conditions ,1 L� n send ine their Post 0flice AddrCs& - . .. IL 1.
1. '. Bvery bottle of Dr. Harvey's Souther . -z,,: - . . ,
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- . - Rev. Dr. Spurgeon is improving in
. - Ilealth. His r---covery is now thought
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retary, is not improving in health,
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I � _71 and McKay will take place on the 8tl
. . of August, at Hamilton, that is if nc
. more twisting be done. .- , . � , ,. ,
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..� . few months over this hLanchise. Now
. ., E. A. McDonald's iDjunction to pre-
, . vent the ecuncil from disposing of the
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, man of proper age should excert him -
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- as there is a strong likelihood of a
� .1. . . I . general election in the near hence.
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I . . I eral times since Feb. 4th, and the
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and Quebec, 21. . .
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few months has things looked as
though an amalgamation was likel . y to
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I .- trip has been kept so quiet, is reason.
- � able ground for suspicion. Shouldthese
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... were they to unite their influence the
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- - - . .- . I torious park preacher, itisited a riot on
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.. The subject -matter of his numerous
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, . *.- Pivstestants. This feeling bas.grown
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.- his oration proved the climax1and a
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Thi , ngs are bebomitig vum at the
dapiW. Tb�o difterent departments
are being -investigated and some very
startling disclosures have been brought
to light. While the Government is to
be erWited with sifting every charge
to the bottom, it is . simply lollowln�
the 4eoifications of duty. Haggard's
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. depattment is being* dissected and is
disclosing various symptoms of disease.
The probabilities are that when the
re -construction of the Cabinet takes
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place, many of the old timbers will be
found to be badly worm-eaten. On-
tario can then expect to be better
represented. Nearly all the crooked-
ness is charged against Ministers hail-
ing from Quebec. . . .1, .'. ., - .
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- r�ent in Canada is still attracting at-
tention. A recent special to a New
York paper says that -A. large amount
of -nickel ore has recently been pur- -
chased by the Navy Department from
the representatives in this country of
the Canadian mines, and Lieut. Alex
McCrackin has been detailed on a
special mission to Canada to make-ar-
raugements for its transportation and
free entry. The amount thus far
purchased under the $1,000,000 ap-
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propristion for the purpose has been
-L-..d- A fU-" & - - - " A ".�ni r%v%n";"n
AFFULSL13 bu UU ItPULLIlLig ULJL b"V "%jLA"%,LA
for the investment of capit&l in the
Alooma' distfict, and the consequent
a -
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labor and supply -of Cauadian produc-
tion.- Empire. . ..
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LThis department is open to all for the fair die
cussion of public questions. The writer must
I in all cases send his correct name with copy.
We wish It distinctly understood, however
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sponsible for opinions expressed by corres-
pondentS.-ED. NEws.]
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Sru,-On Sanday', July' 12th, the mem.
bers of Highland Creek L. 0. L., 164, to
properly celebrate the 12th, attended divine
service in Christ church. To be an Orange-
man and to attend church on the 12th of
July is a very small thing in the opinion of
some people, especially in that of M r, God-
frey G. Young, who on the day referred to
spoke so, smearingly and unmanly (for one
coming from a country wher Orangqism is
so prominent), by saying that the order
vras made up from a low class of people
wbowere no creelit to Qociety,etc. Mr.Young
so far forgot himself as to speak discredit-
ably of an honored member of the order,
one who we have always found to be a loyal
and trae brother, via, the Rev. F. Bar%,
who he accused of impossing himself on
Oraugemen for support, claiming to be a
member of their order, that he know he
was -not an orangernan or never had been,
aud could not give the sign@; pastword,etc.,
acd only claimed to be an Orangeman to
got the support of the members of L..O.L.,
164. This is not the first time this ques-
tion has been brought up during the last
18 months, and as Mr. Young has thrown
down the gauntlet by saying he could prove
what he stated, we, as members of L. 0.
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L., 164, hereby challenge M r. Young or auy
of his'frie-nds to prove that the Rev. F.
Bart is not a member of Loyal Orange As-
sociation, or never had been a member of
such association, and to show that we are
in earnest we will put up the sum of V0,
or more if 3Xr. Young does the same, in the
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hands of sor . Oe reliable perrion, and also
that we choose one man each, Mr. Young
to choose oue,aud the two choosen to select
a third person if necessary, to decide which
party is right in their contention,and when
a decision is arrived at Lhe said 010 or more
be handed over to the treasurer of the Pro.
testaut Orphan's Rome. Toronto. We are
sorry Mr. Editor to haye to trougle you in
this matter, but the fact that we always
found the Rev. geu!leman a loyal friend
and brother,& sound protestaut and a thor-
ough Briton, we cannot stand by and see a
meniber of our Order slandered by one who
h�% tried his baud at persecation and in
attempting to cairy oat that most mean
n
and contemptible of all words "boycott"
be has entirely failed and so has to hemp
his abuse oil the members of one of the
most flourishitig and prominent orders in
Canada. In publishing thia c lienge let
it be understood that we will t trow no ob-
stacle in Mr. Young's way, but on the con -
trary we will do all we can.to bring it to a
satisfactory issue, and we are willing to
forfeit our money to the institution nalned,
in the event of our 'not proving what we
claim viz., that the Rev. Mr. Burt it; a
n?e�iker of the Loyal Orange Asisso-
ciation. We will expect to hear from Mr
Young at an early date 6 answer to this.
Thanking you for your val uable space, we
beg to remain, yours truly,
The Members of L. 0. L, 164.. ,
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GRIT" WILIES ad , GUI)JAKE
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W. G. GERM WHITEVALE, ONT.
Will make the season of i9gi as follows:
Monday, will leave their own stable and pro.
ceed via Dunbarton to booker's hotel for an hour
to Gordon's hotel, for noon; thence to Foy's
hotel, Whitby, for night. Tuesday, proceeds to
Central hotel, Oshawa, for noon: thence to Ban-
neVa hotel. Bowmanville. for tLe night. Wed-
nesday. proceeds to Newcastle. for noon ; thence
to Orono, for the night. Thursday, proceeds to
Tyrone, tor noon; thence to Columbus, for the
night. Friday, proceeds by way of Raglan to
Ashburn, for noon% thence to Claremont. for
the niflit. Saturday, proceeds to Gerow's hotel,
brougham, for noon ; thence to their own stable
Whitevale and remain until the following mon-
day morning. This route will be con$iuued
throughout the sown. health and Weather per -
witting. - - -
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GRIT WILKES-To insure a foal $go, season
015Ao be paid Ist of February, 1992; 01 to be
paid down at time of service. Reason M&M
round.
GeAy11hT'601X&6VTo insure a foal siv, to be paid
Ist of February. 18H ; $I to be paid down at
time of service. Abason wares 010, payable at
last round. .
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First-cla" PA544e, well watered. wit1fln f-atty
rods of stable, and mares from a distance win
be 016red for qnd every pr"aution taken for
their safety, but,all accidents and escapm at the
risk of owners. "All co"p9ndetioe adasuad to
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TE. 14DERS will be received until Aug.
10th for the building of a culvert. anS also
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making road across Lot 35, let Concession,Towu-
shiD of Pickering.
Plans and specifications to be seen at the
Roeye's offca, Dunbarton.
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�. JAS. HILTS.
Dunbarion, July 21st. IM91.
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An old physician, retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an Best India
missionary the formul a, of a simple vegetable
remedy for the, speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption'. Bronchitis, Catarrh. Asthma and
all throat and Lung affections. also a positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debil and all
after havinjilested its
Nervous Complaints I
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to
his suffering follows. Actuated by this motive
and &desire to reheye human suffering, I will
send free of charge, to all who desire it, this
recipe. in German, French or English, with full
airections for prevaring and using. Sent by
mail by addressing 'with stamp, n&IM139 this
paper. W. A. NoTas. Wo Powers Block, Roches-
ter, N,Y. 33V
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HOUSE TO RENT. -A Rood frame
house, 6 rcome and woodshed, also Ir-
ture for one cow. For particular ly to M
Tayldr, lot 29,2nd con., Charrywoz.T. -39
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STRAY COW:-Catne onto the vrem-
ises of the underiiigneO, lot 10. con. 4. Pic-
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Daniel McIntyre, of Mindo '' On" . the g, I took a tri - h 0
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.. irouint, %jasons if Oshawa are making ar. placed thern on one . . I .. �. __ . � . - 1. ., _ .. . :-:.
. The I seat evening bT fifiling from a %ree on Church . . � . . � - . 4 -_11.. - 1.4. - *,-,
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I :.. Allison, of Belmont other. Did you ever sit in brahches. . . . - �� `� 11 -,; .4-,
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. - . reaching the city. In one seat its a g S_ � , , �.
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: - : ,the gale of Friday. . . ushing ; as tehyo Go PARKER' 4, DUNBARTON .�. ;�
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John A few seats away is a dignified professor, Watches, Clocks, J ewellery . � . . - _.�. - '_ - - �. ...
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Queenston Heights. He lives to. tell of a with eve glasses and spots of gold on his last week in a tr!p set in the vicinity of I L and Silverware . . . . . . .:..
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0 .:- � C. P.- R. steamship Athabasca whose title would cause a drought for sev. ere ma -9 think that Uxbridge is an aw- . . . - I- , ITH STABLE AND CHOICE COL11- - : _'. . ': I ,
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. . The eralfestaround. A little further and we fully backwoods place, but the explanation Any one lection of Fruit on the same. . ' .1
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. . sunk and is badly injured. . gaily chatting to Sarah's child, and fur- in the attmetiveness of Mr. Dale's fowl, ' I Sewing Machine will do well to - � . : - i.:,�:-. "
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-:1 The Millbrook Reporter, after 9 lapse of maiiing the little prattier with candies and which are tempting enough to draw even . call and get price from I - $100.00. Also choice buildina lot with . - . 1. - � .
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. . Bisley, on Saturday, and became the pro" brakeman passes through the coach and . . . .
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. �. � the Bowinanville Town Council, but were side -of ,the car facing me. At once I com- Mrs. S. B. McMurray, 01 Chicago, is Whitby Ilarble WorkS United States, but is doing a large ' - ' .�� ': il -
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. _ - mind over family troubles led him -to com. movable. If the Bellamy scheme does not 'Dalus with43peight's pump. . MarblaMoutimen ,.a, Headstones and all suit. Fit guaranteed. ..- :1 *10 -1 ,.1-. !_
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a ager's lack of energy. . fth, Am- A. Urquhart, - . I
concluded this study we had reached the Ont., -id � - .
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, -- - - weighing 2 lbs. 14 oz. and measuring 18 Union and I am jostled to the platform. I soya, here. . All parties wisl,�ing work would do well to c!Lll ---- - . . .::.
. I.... . __ inches in length. The lucky catch was am compelled to walk carefully to avoid Silver Spring Park, Mr. D. Reesor's on us before ptarchasiniz. All work guaranteed I � - IIIIIIIIIII . . . . . .:. A
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; in Toronto, Saturday. Hc. was aged 55: places are fast taken up by others. Dinner nearly 75 yeago ago, when Markham was . . ' ' ", - . PORT PERRY, ONT, - - .' ,- ., �._ 1, J
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_'. ant being accused of seducing Elisabeth e brook St. Toronto. and died as she Lrieti I. ' . - . . ,-. .; - , i
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- . k,. : Guiry, Lindsay, met will, a Painful Accl- out of saloons, in daylight-, never swear EXP"!JS 7- 171CIR, . . �.-�; �.
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�: . . 3ing 9 erform his statute that very slowly. Every Lima I visit the 61 2 ExPaEss . 9:08 F. U.- d43 . . I .... . il
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- - family. per Wit- $5.so to $6.00 Windmi-i unil Cisturu Tanks. and I .
- .� , the littl6 son Of pck-eketis, confidence men. real estate agents to W- Flot2r, 6-00 Bran per Lou I .1 L � - .- _ -1
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ho res'deS Dear Gr"bbin, and a ho, ("qtern Puntins. Mail onlerf,
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. - � TI old man w i g tle pre. Claremont. Sale ,Lt5 p.m. For wrms Hay, new, ton ............ 11 00 to 14 tX) W-. m:. C)T:Bm= . . . : -I I.;
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.. ,. 1. - armg severed from the bodV. - . - -_ I . Beef. forequarters ....... 4 00 to 6 00 - ARTHUR EVERETT .., ,
Mr. W. J. McGuire, druggisi" EltnVuls, t -office at Embro, Oxford coun- mom . . - . - - �_ ""-..-. �, t"
. L � lagistrate : The 'Os Ileef, hindquarters ...... 7 50 to 9 00 Wi8hes to annotince to the surrounding puNic - . I'll , -
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. . *_ for viol&iion of the Crooks and Pharmacy no booty to speak . L. .. Veal, care () 0 9 00 I I I , .1 I �_ . L . .... - - .
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Mr. Hobbs 1por Lon 6c yAnM NAPM, General and =- _ L . .
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thero heing 110 votes cast Pitching quoits if' thA rage amoull' (80") ft". Aurm 1. ...
. . M 8 I Off 1. 1 WHITBY AGENCY. ,Lumber - Yard Is .,-..,. .
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,� .��;�*,., ': � . uld be libe us started overland from Cansids,Uat Upon I
he -ii -jefier �' - ` - 4. -, 9; s : � � � -
. .1. i veor the -bo -.1"y bee, as it is . , �_,'.. ment, the little patients sho I ,
... .-- � t useful ,,to, man of the bmulluts for Hot .. eatheK : .... - "We never Is the most anedent and most general of an .
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_�, &I y called, is the mus _� ..� . . . I � . . fed on bits of fat sprinkled. with pepper, it$ making our everlasting fortun4s.
. �. embrane winged inse3ts. It haefour naked Atteryou have cream at a proor tem their Constant asping has preventitt them reached the pah Sappa (as the Indiana call- diseases. Scarcely a fAmilY is entirei free -
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Wing the upper pair being the larger. Its perature for churning, f indtion) *
- ,sl - from ea-----_. have also tried gi% and, as the from It, while thousands everywhere are it,
- . eyes are large$ composed of a great number you chill the interior of the chum b.y a rinse chicks pure carbolic acid in their food as a story is interesting, I will tell myou the rea- suffering slaves. Hood's Slarsaixtrula ,,,
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- of six aided facets, thickly studded with of cold water. Do this immediately prior preventive of gapes, but do not think it son. .. remarkable success lit curing every forin ,f
. hairs. Between theantenw there a ' re three to placing the cream in th..3 churn. With answered the purpose quite so well as tur- We came into camp one might at thop head, -. scrofula. The most severe and Painful rtill. -
I - small, bright spots, which are suppose.d. to the ordinary facilities about the average pentine, though it may be best -used in cold waters of the Cheyenne River atid, as Was L ning sores, swellings lit the neck, or goitre,
� . - be eyes. From the fact- of bees recognizing farm it lie quite a fine thing to always make or rainy weather when it is not safe to use our custom, we bad two or three hours of hunior lit tlie eyes, causing Partial or tot., _
. . their hives from long distances &lid flying the butter come hard and firm during hot much turpentine. story- telling before we wrapp�od up in our blindness, and every othe'r forin of 1), .
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- toward them in a Straight line With the weather. The observance of a Sma -_ ,� blankets and went to sl�e disease have yielded to tile Powerful (.ff.,,, *
greatest ralaidity, it would seem that their like the one mentioned will aid most mater- .. pa,r�ieular ragltllt .we had taken of thismedicitie. Tryit. .
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sense of vision is very acute, at thesametime ially in maintaining a uniform gilt-edged -� . . � THE OIIY OF DEATIL . l� . turns at yarn -apilfl) iDg tint il old Tom Roberts , - .
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- - we see them running their heads against butter quality. ' . e next in or(ler.. He stood up, his face . . ,
. tually feeling their way It should 'be seen that during this dry St&UdIng 1:pen a SWa=p. theNeXICAU CRIP Cam .. -
- the hive and ae es f the pastures are itars Death Itate Is 37 In I,*"- lighted with a kind of halo by the flickeriligi .r. Hoo-d"s -L...-
. into it. So, probably their composite eyes time the water faciliti o . camp fire. L _.. '
. are fitted only for distant vision. - . kept wholesome and. adequate for the needs The death rate 'of the City of Ilexico is I I BoVs, " said Toni, I I I'm not goin'to gi ve �
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. The inuscular strenzth of the bee is very of the Stock. Running the Cow . very high. it is sa d that it averages about ye any wonderful atoories of what I might or I Sarsaparill
. great and capable oi being long contintied. pasture is the. incentive for another species 37 in 1,000, and tile only wonder is that, it might Dot have done. No; I'm goin' to tell I a _. .*
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- .- A community of hive bees contains tile of lacteal taint which develops principally is not higher. Were it not for the perpetu- ve -bout a dream I bad last night. Sold by all druggists. $I; six for F5- i,replr, 1 only,
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. workers and a queen, which have stings, after the milk has been withdrawn from the ally bright sun and the high altitude the * ,,yourememb6rwliersourl&sbeanipwa8? by C. 1. 11001) & C0.,L Ai)othecaries, 1,0% ell,!.Nlasa. ,
. - . and the drones, which have no stings. The udder. Anything that is unnatural or city would be amorgile,a vast charnel- house, It was near a big inarsh. The night was . 100 DoSeS One Doll
. I Sting is a very strong weapon with barts on inhumanabout the calre and treatment of a Golgotha, a pla,-e of the skulls. Think of jest as calin an- beautiful as this night is, I cil r . - ,
. the �nd. The workers do not hesitate to use dairy cows is sure to directly or indirectly a city which has bad a population of hun, I an' the cricket a an' frogs sounded so a leepy- ___ lu - - .
. their sting, and will fight iiutil they die, but damage the milk yielded by them. Salt . . ith dew all' ___ ___'
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- . no I A e, an' the air was iso wet w ' .
- - the queen will seldom use her Sting except keep salt - ' I I - * The Flight of Bats. "
M9 your cows regularly, or better yet, built up9n and over a swamp with smelled so fresii that, somehow, I was mind I L 1. .
- in killing young queens. Thestingofabee by them, and they will yield more and better
. r5 Is - to drainage whatever, and, let this city go ed of my boyhood home 'way back in New It seems extraordinary to 01isery . ' .
.- is very poisonous, and cattle and even men milk and your cream will- come in - e It 11 11-'n
. . on with its accumulated mass of filth increas England. ber of bat :1� I tD ktck and
- have died from the effects of an enraged butter f�ecly and quickly. . - .� in the evening flying
I 1* I went to sleep thinkin"boutold friends forth through the tree- with rclj1%
- colony. . - It has been time and aggain demonstrated -ing year l'y year and sinking down into the 0 rka4le -
. . There are two kinds of bees in this country that washing the milk from butter when in - soil, and you have some idea of sanitary an' the ha,tipy times when I didn't know so rapi(lity, but without ever eomillgill colltact.
. Mexico (,4y. much of t e world aa I do now. I don't with the branches or hurting ., .
alian a granular state does not injure its grain or '1'1Vi1JSpl%-C3.*
.- � -the common honey bee and -the It, A constant miasma rises here at nigh t and know how long I slept but, all of a sudden, Spallanzaiii, tile Italian na,turalist, placc,l -
.. � bee, the latter differing front the former ill detractfrom its flavcur. There is yet to be the water is only thee feet under the city. I heard -% tinkliii' of bplls an' I seen some hat in a dark enclosure, acro."', %V a
- having white bands a'roulid the body and shown one good reason for working the is it any wonder that there is no place in the- sparklin' little atftrs fioating' towards tile llid, lvere -
. . . tter -with a ladle. It stretched a number of threads, (',1'08�,'llgand
having a longer trunk- I buttermilk from thebu world where typhus and typhoid fever are i through the slougli-grags.' As tbty come recrospir,g cach other. The i),Lt Ile%%- '
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� In winter -tlie-queen lays few, ifally, eggs, is like - throwing eggs into a basket, as you so prevalent as here, and is it not surprising ral)i(Ily
I .- but as soon as the workers begin to bLing ill would potatces, to send to market. Inboth that the Mexican capital is for many people i nearer, I could inaka 'em out to be little back and forth trying to effect ith ese I pe, I)ut -
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- pollen in the spring she begins, &lid, in a &ses an orielet is produced. i fays like my Aunt 'Mandy used to tell- avoided tile threads wlili as nitv-1, (.;k.je jt.j if
favorable health resort? The climate is'
. . Is a (lay. The Now is the time to test the quality of a, I about. they had not been in it's wily in t lie. 14-ast. -
I . . . strong colony, lays 2,000 egg . establish '50 equable, the thin, dry a 1:- and t . he hot sun I 11 They flew all 'round me, an'one of'em Whether this curious power -was the restilt L
I eggs are of a bluish white color, and in a milk of your individual cows, to Suck up the juices of, tiecom osition, and eye, Steppin I out in front of all the rest, .
proper temperatur -fat yielded. If of a Sixth and unknowli seiwe Nviisa. p*,1,,7.l
. e are batched in three thepercent of the butter T :ays jibe : tonaturali,its. T(-)iiec,i(lei.iii-Sk'?'()!',%-I)()int
. days. Workers may now be seen entering you feel that you cannot afford to buy a . Such people as are careful sleep ahove I -_ e L
the ground floor are in little danger. Out- "' Beyou Tom Roberts"' S --
,the cell every few minutes to feed the I Lrva. tester for your own use wholly, s 91(le of thc cit there isl no danger whatever, - 1, , Yes. ma'a n,'sayi 1. * - .. .� - . pallanzalli lesorte'l to tile e)-nei 4, ': , ,,,, i!'-- n t
. . of hhudinga liat, and founil,hat, it "'i,
- - your dairy neighborsand clubtogether for, ui t high g t .1 ile.w
The workers remain five days in this c!on I I r
six and a half days. The and if it had Len b on round it I -- - Well. Tom, I ve been watchin' you for among tile till ft -1-4 witil"PtIt 116119 tri all al, .
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dition, the drones I the purchase. Your aim shoul-I be 110 work I would be the finest health resort of the , some time.'she says, 'an' I think you'le a � -pro inuc.nve ,
. L i cell is then scaled over by the workers. In th ssessions ofPa dairy showing -by la I world. As it is, foreigners -have -to be very'good deservin' feller.' . piarances. tiny in( 11'eliced thall . 1.
I three days the larva spins a cocoon at I I up t� aplotester 5 per cent of butter fat yield- it still had its eyesight.
� I Ic prac ica , I careful of their health here, andthe foreiRn 1 "' I try to do wit at's righ t,' says 1, 'butl - . .
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- . '. days the workers come out, and the - drones I your eyes so that you can weed out from' - I611 � .. - No human is perfect,'says She, I bu fA L ..
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. . -four ; but,when they rear your dairy the 3 or 4 per cent cows .. T-' . . I I'm goin' to reward ye. I'll grant you tile 6 U IIS - .. .
. she is fed on the royal jelly while in the! keep the general avei age so low. A lady occupied a whole year in vcarebf�g for ' -
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- . larva state, which so stimalates her that I No matter wh-re you milk your cow this and fitting the following lint7% front Eng!6h ( eare e. Do you WaJiL a magnificent for- . I
. . in sixteen (lays. Although the -rican poets. Tile whole reads almost may 1) L&
comes out 0 , hot weather, in tile stable or barnyard ; but and Ani( t .-I
queen is developed the quickest she lives be sure that the surrounding atmosphere is all if written at one time and by one author: I tune V says she. I
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the longest, generally from three to five I not tainted b,y any offensive odor. The I . L I- .. _ Life. ` I " - .No, thank' 9 9 *
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I v months. poison (if ba air is indelibly photographed I I ' L ; all the money I git.' . . I "a^
. I years: the drones live but a fev, d 'Why all th%t toll for trinniph- of an hour? "Then how about piwer? Wnuld you J
The workers live about six weeks in the iipon the quality of any milk within its - I * I
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. � . best of the season, but those which are reach. ' I Life's a short �ti:nmer-nian i --j but, a flower;- like to be a ruler? A king or soinethiiig like owel .. -
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tied later in the season Iii, _)gh tile In w, t. .. I �
baLe' I -e cmtch the f.%*al breazzli and d.* -c- ' ad "No" a �ys I ; I what would a f Iler lik--2 I
,_� re 'e *1 t�ie hive; use of sialsoda sho-ild lie consi,lered almoFt, fly turn-; A% - " T inherit some tend
... . win r. L es Will llot,qW5Lrm unt, I I lope. I nip. -il I, ,in 14hcatii,n, dQ with a kingd,mi ? I enevto Dy!;. .-.
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. is full of honey; then the bees will take a, indispcn�able. It will cleause the spores The eradleand the.tomb.6'a-0 -onighl-JP-ior. -
__ . . —[Selive'l- 1*41 be like a fi,j lout oi vi,atvr,'&ty% 1 --which, ''pepsia from my mother. i suffered ,
. larva which wa- 'o be a worker, enlarge A3, and bacteria from searns and cracks. It% '1*,) ITe i-; hwti-r far than not to lie. W
- . hoU rl 11 maii -, life n -ay 2welit a lragerlY;� I would, matei , : two years in'this ay ;. cou',ulted a
. . cell, feed it oil roval jelly and in twelve days. 'useshould tic f,)1lowed by a thorough a., -,.Cr . T V�l 11 I
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. if you put your �ar near the hive', you call scald inF. - Pra irie- Farmer. . I But lign, -are-i sp,-ak when mighty grfefs are' '6 Th:u . he ,ays, I Supposin' I make you number of doctors. Tli,ev (lid ine-
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hear the youn cf filivell pipill gi, in hei et -11, and I . 1." .�.. . . I (11111lb—: I palliel. - I I . , I no good. I thcti used -
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. you will know tliat they Will soon swarm. �... I -1 .�.. __, . -1 . . ' 1 The bovoin i. Wit -�hallow whence they come. I o says 1, 'lly head ain't I
'* � ...i i I Relieved In -your Au.qust Flower
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. .- - : � rbr Balky 110f883. .- I':. �_' . :� .. -V�ir walu I hi" Vn011gil to hold ;All Clat-'
. Tile young queen is protected by Lile worl IL � , .... I ... .... I Your fate i -i but tile cothmon fate of all;- e)*& and it was ;ust two
-it the cell , I I e tile happiest 111till i
6 ' I NN-wald you hke t,,!) .)
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I I ers, for if the old (titeen could get Following are six rule4 for the freatment , 11,011glellow. _L I -e " Says she. I ' - ' days when I felt great relief.
, she would destray the young ' Unining:ed jop, hcre to no man befLi'l; '01
.- r (Illeell. Pees: oi balky horses, which are recomnientied by . - 'A _ Z ILIA- A ali% . I I soon .
swarm only on pleasimt days. lik'hen all , - well. . 11 I I can't lie no happier thaal 'ant this i got so that I couldsleep and eat, and ..
. I tile Society for tile Prevention ofCrtielty to' ''Nature tocach allut-;hisp'roper i-phere.-lCon- Illitil't " NLVS 1. � .
tlihivs are ready the workers give the si,n,al fort,1111ILLC ' . . ' I felt that I was well. Tliat was
� 0 1 1 2 I Animals. Persons ,who are ur, greve. - 4, .
and the old (iiieen flies outof the hi% e, follow- care;- I 'AVell, What call I give ye �" tays she, -
j i enowyli to own such aninials are recommend- i Fort it n v makes folly her pecallar . 5 -
ed by about two-thirds of the workers. The' 6 . � [Churchill. discouraged like. L 1 three years ago, and I aui ,;'-Ill first- .
. . - : e(I to give one or more of these rules a tri . al: - CuRtoindoe,often rea-cin over r!iIc.-JI?oehe--,tPr t te, do I cla.ss. I ain never
ilueen will soon light on a to -c, aind the wtirk- " ' I'll te'l ye, says I :* ' live wait ) .
In 1. Pat the horse upon the neck ; examine - And throw;% c;-uel t-iiii-hine on at fool.-JArin-
ers will. cAuster around ]ter. 11' anything I - me a reA favor-somethin' I'd 1 -kc i6ove ''Two Days. witho* ut a bottle, and � -
- � the harness carefully first on one side -and I strong. ' �
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. - happens tothe queen the bees ,will return , the,, . I t Live well -how long or short Permit to heaven. evorythin' else -why, jest g-ninie it gliulpse i .
on the other. speaking encouraging y i if I feel ewi4lpated
to the old stock. Of course, when the first! 15 111ilto". I .. of iny old mother as h.a twen d,ead these I - .
I - while doing Sri ; then junip inta the wagon They who fargive nio--t shall be moot foreven. . . the least particle a (lose or two of
. - swarm issues there are hundreds of workers' and give the word go; generally lie will I -11tailey. ' .. forty years.' � � . '
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. � hatching out daily, and if the w kers wish' obey. . I Sin may lie cin�ped so close we cannot P�ee its I Toni Roberts pat-qed a moment and there i August Flower does the work. The..
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-, I cornes out of her cell, the - wor - rs.will pro- the worst balky horse by taking him out of i (8cinem tile. came over 'the boys. At lat, I ; Ill i u Smith can stop the use of it witlioutativ bad. -
tect the other young queens aud in nine I the shafts, and making him go around in a Then Ket, each Vla-.siondown, however dcar,- . said : .. ' '\11 effects oil tliesystem.
. ; -[Wolllp-on. I I " Did ye see yer mother, Tom Z" . - -
. I - days anotlier swarm will come lit, led by ` � circle until he is giddy. If the first dance of I Thou 1p,-n;!ulum betwixt a amile and tear; -.1 .. I e- . 44 Constipation Wilile I -livas -,",ck I -
. 1. youngo-lueen, althougb theswarinismuchl this sort doesn't cure him, the second will. 1 -lilyr-in. L I No," said Tvin, in a sad voic It ,
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. sinaller than the first. Anol her swarm will .) - 8 re,4 lay, s li'-e al' drearis, inAtes. Th � fe I t cvery it - .-
dome out in thlree days, and 1�e workerE will I -, Tocure abalky horse simply'place y -1,-irnollett That. fAiry mayis, " All r ight Toni I seemed to me a luan coui� feel. I
our llerscti�daf�naircilct faithle,� ,plea*.0
. , hand over tile horsC'8 nose, and shut off his i ' [told OUL , I . . .
. ' With craft and AIII Lo rain and bc1mT.- jebt Wait & hUle,` all' then She all' tile rest .
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(IV netime.3 they ,,O. I , . o,the iay,s disappeared right in
.eens into their cells; but so! 4.
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. - . ' I Sm,ir not too high to fall. but, r-toop to rime;- i quick am a wink. I'd I n my life, say, in conclusion, that I b--licve
nave been known to Swarm cli.ght times iii ft 4. The brain of the horse seems to enter. -I.Massinger. ,
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I .. one season. . � We ma-tvr-i g. -(-,w of all that we de-pir;e.- boVe,' to ha% e her grant ItIMAILI.-Ior. " August Flower wIll i_ -111-e ,,.n,.-(_.1.ie of .
� - . . tain but one idea at a time; therefore, con.; I I I
. Sometimes a Young swarm, if they, have -[Crowley. That was all of Toni's si ory mid we went ill("TC-16011, iftaken -..�
- .a t tinued whipping only confirtnE his stuliborn 'Oil. then. renounce that impious self-e-acent.- I t4i bed directly afterwards, -wrought tip and Life ofMisery -with jtk' '
large number of bees a; -.d a sniall hive -
, resolve: Ifyou call by Ave him a'. _,!vent. a A. -
any means g 1healtie. I .. ,
AM swarin : we bad one last suaimer that � . -_ '
W new subject to thi- Riches have wingii, and grandeur N a dream.- a little %ad. .3 Aid I dreamed, too, tha, to 1)
nk of, you will geiterally . . . V. �I'Ced, 22,) MIC-
. [Cowper. night, of old times. .. font,li"o- ,V,t.. TTI(* I.;, TI.,a).0 '�. 11" . " ,
Swarmed, although they were ')"it two have no trouble in starting him. A s'"'Al"le'Think not- ambition wise borause 'tip; brave-- B I . I I . -1. 0
L, I tit -1 was wakened, suddenly, by a ter.
inonthsold. They filled the hive with honey; remedy is to take a couple of,turns of stout . JSir Walter Davenant. .
also two fifteen pound boxes, and swarmed rific yell. I jumped to my feet and behel,1
twitte arowid tile f.-)releg, just below the i The patlisofglorylvad buLtbiliegrave--lGray. . - --- - - -_ -_ --- - - - - -
. in that time. If -two queens come out of knee, tight enough, for the horse to feel, I What im ambition I Ti..; a g.orlou.i cheat.- I at) awful sight. Utir camp hail been Sur.
their cells at the same tinic a fierce combat [Willi -4 I prised by Indiana, and Toni Roberts was tile Tallest and Sh ortest Reiping Mcnarchs'
and tie a bow knot. AtAhe first cluck_be;� only (lestructiveto the brave and greaL-lAd- I .
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. follows, the workers form around them to will generally go. dancing off, .and after 1 disoil. I , firist niew to fAll by a tomahawk in tilt- hiinda If"the little Ring of Spain be (!XCQpted,
witness a prize fight ;but one always seellis i ted brave. - the Emperor of China is tile shortest of inale
- . go-) i,g a, short ,li8tance Vou call get out and Wliat%i all the guudy gHtter of a crown I- of a paint .
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. to get'the better of the other, and soon des- ' I JDryden. Taking in my peril at a glance, I rolled monarchs, Standing as lie does ofily 5 ft. In -.
remove the str to prevent injury to. the The way'tv bLis% lieg not on beds of down. -IF. i . . .
- troys her and seems no worse for thestruggle.- . ing ,rass by the river. Then, height. He inust, however, ill point of.
. tendon in fur Quarles. i off into tile long &
. The swarming season commences the last of .your ther drive. i . . .
. ween the I if : dropping noiselessl into the water, I Main stature, take seemid place to our own Queen, -
- 0 5. - Take the tail of the horse bet ow long we live, not years but ac: long tell.-, ,
. May and lasts until August, but a swarm hind legs, and tie it by a cord to the .3addle , lWatking. . off under shadow or t.he banks. whose stature is tile insignifleant but in1port- ,
- . which comes out after the middle of July is . . That man liveti twice who liver; the fir -it life I was the ouly man that eseaped and I re- ant height of 4 ft. 11) lit. The l'ouse 0
. I . worthless. � girth. � . . I I woll.-Allerrick. , I "
. 9 . ' ' hile )-et )-e may, your God yotir member how, an I swam off down the rivrer, Hohenzollern boasts tile greatest number of. '
� , . . . 'L 6. Tie a ''String' around the horse a ear, I %take. then. w U .
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. . - .. . . - friend -- (.11a%on. I I looked up and saw the brightstars. Quick nien of big stature. I'lle late, Eniperor
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. . ... - . � ... _ _ .. ,:. .. . .. - I . - - . r� : . . . Whom Christiam wort -hip, yet not comDre-'aA a flub. I thought of Toni's dream and I %%- illiall, 1. was 6 ft., kind I)r:iic(, Clwrles,
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. . emulsion to destroy sucking insects, such . . [,,Shake-peare. . . 'happening in t is worh , 10 thc' time, but imposing. height of 0; ft. f; ill' -L Of the t-e;,Tn, .
. L as the tree bugs, plant lice and scale in, toes, gays tile Cornell experiment bulletin. . - - L. I 1�
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soap or whale oil soap in a gallon of water, like bo Y. preying upon the under surface. ' L the strangest I ever came across in ranks as the tallest, beinv 6 ft. Queen
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: turn it into two gallons of kerosene, and ute ily-like insect which flies a A gallant officer has been taken from us I I looks veryinsignificant-one mightall1lo'St Say
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. aild Hoine -'i;,-,- - he death of (,',eneral Sunipt, I stands on it sinall dais or foot. -Stool, c:trefully
� - nozzle. for five or ten minutes. To use for gating with tobacco -smoke. A much rnore I . . # 0, I Noubla, tile famous Italian brigand, who There is, '-
scale, mix one gallon of this with iiine of serious pest is a small Spotted inite, sm __ -the Governor t). -w liavalides. During the , wits arrested with till the memberm ot hia c iieealed by her skirtand train.
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. - gallon ill twenty or twenty-fiv-c will ki / . ranspired wi Lh regard to t lie desceased , admitted having, at different epochs, stolen --- �
plant lice. Thesame emulsion, olic gallon upon the under sides of the leaves, causing . , L __.____________________� �
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- in fifte,,n gallons of water, is used for the upper surfaces to - appear Speckled wa, it '-"L lieral. In J illy, I S70, lie bucame en MM
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- .t I (I- ,,,, be married to .Nldlle Velletan. lie was ;. . -
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, For phyllox( so recommend a we could keep them in check was to Syringe I broke out, and Sumpt war -es lie had saved. 'Noubia is now I . . ".
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one gallon of tnis to nilie gallons oi water, worst leaves, we kept ou'r plantF in ___1_.J
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: � across arcund the vine aild tt. 11, gal- that Hughes' fir tree oil is fatal to them, as c nroposais of thi8'mahy mishaps like burns and sewltib. Hitt
- . Ions of the diluted mixture. It'is best to (to also to all - kinds of lice an(l scales. For the ever had but one r ply for Mr. Jno. Heinernann, Middle Amaim, Iowa, CR R M .
.- it early in spring before the spring rains, so mites, we us a half pint of oil to two gal- description. Mollie. Vellet1in said her love "Uql. .
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. that it may be well soaked down around the Ions of,xi and the material may be ap- or her betrothed was unchanged, and, if, - "I r -_
roots. . � plied with a Vringe or knAA,psack pump. ossible, she loved him the more for the' - .cxldeO my leg with boiling water,
. � Ants' nests, which are sometimes very - . . Eravery which had entailed 130 Much Sacrifice. i Md"had a sprairled ankle at the.mmo time.
L troublesome, may be destroyed by turniLl - .,,-. I.. - ; . I .11 I � . . r ..- The marriage took place. and proved exceed- i One bottle of 8z. Jacabs Oil promptly cured 1 DIAMOND VERA CUBA ,
. bi-sulphide of carbon into the nest an .-� __ .. :.L' - Tmrpe'ntine for Gapa... 1. _. .- ' ingly h%pipiy. Mdme. Sump, who survives both." That doubles its value easily, and . . �
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minutes. Then. remove the blanket, and efficient remedy, says a writer.in the Coun- Volletan, the physician of the great Napo. - . . . 6 - - L .
. with a torch (a long-liandled one, to keep the try Gentleman. In fact, I believe It to be ieon. . . I . I . It takes about three seconds for a message . . ..
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lti"('IY free 1 . ' - . ossible twelve. months,ago that all the late years professional men have I seek- Several days may be passed on , ", . .
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1-!-.-1,I of 1)1oo(l The First Llik-Supplied by Mr..19111ington, of 84epherl Unslit, makes out a list of the missing thinr th otten for a time, and Nova Scotia, especial- this uncertidinty the first few casts, which - - ... I . -
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1 " () t, t ,:I --v 1 the mveets hot, but tU (luck must �e cold would have slept with tier, but they put a " I used to be." - nothin more than an anadromous brook Use for Old Papers. . . .- I
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. irl with the strange name third.,, Sim , here to pour himself out eyes again. I .Nlontreal, and Jenny Lind will be found , . . � L�i
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I 1:,. t, e I aid, in coaxing tone, 11 like a rig. Another very killing fly may - - L- *.1
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.1. .4 It iia strange " said Simpson, s of port, I put in a word. 11 Collie," I 6 . ve ry ell t ici i and cover it tightly with a package of news-' - .' I . � . . � `V- 1
I'l-Al" Chiirles, ' 44 ilmne, another glas er will than good follow, now. It won't take you a iiii be made up as follows: Itody of silver . . ' . . I _� .L i.1
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, A'1wi - turn her head, YoCi 1� now... I wonder where ! ' No doubt of that," said Simpson, hold- &&I'm not g In my� eyes again, I yellow fibres, hackle blue, and' wings of better tiian a packing of cracked ice and - . . : � .- � �
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I 1�t-�,)J� of Joissia, 7 :- - " She belongs to the village, " I haz'arded. 1lil and we had been a p lie I with - t -,., tieif Oil sprat hool-s, numbers 4 to S, and . .
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Queen - - , . . . : ' Ili a sort of fashion. She's lived here; candles, there being no gas in E village. . .irts iff the vil I b0dl leaders and casting lives .. . ... . _� - . .. P .1. - .�
� (), f t. - . long enoug1l. " �_ I 11 He's niaster-09 yes, he's master." lage !" thebestgut. ,rhe sea trout is a lusty fighter '. . _ . :.. �. , � - .
L:C111,_r Ili a roomp - . . ;Iaer to take -All the young men in the place were and sure- to Fall the weak points in o Women in the Eazlish PostoTice. - I . �� _�: ".
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- . Up. � . this dZicate affair out of his hawls, she sweet -on tier," he ' ac . * ' _ . . ,� , ,�. '. -
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- 1�_ticiztleleva- � " How'�" asked .Simpson. .. � . : . .. Honoriai or ever stc e ,ill of two or three polunds are often are over 550-- ' .. I .. -
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- � . 0 . ill, � , _� nfl of But I was determiniett he should not till caught, and a visiting angler once captured at a salary beginning at -05 and rising by' . � . .-- , 'o I I
- . . . . , Didn't I tell you she had none ! , ! Haldane's fancy, and there was ail e a increments of 0 to f 80. In the . - . - . .
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i hN 44 Zat is that other thing"'. I . ... . mured. v's your consideration?" on a�ii an eight -ounce bamboo furnished most t:110, while principal clerks whom - I . I _. � -11 . .
?tA.F; - .'- . said Simpson I I Human nature. " .-. 7, � .1 L -� When she di�sapTeared front the village exciting sport. there are about twenty, can rise to :C I "40 a . : . 11 __ .1�. , Z. . .1
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u) iNDICE9TION - � 1,� � .1 S&id: ` dratbiv so when they're told over a is Finish about Honoria one little bottle of pep . has taught them in what pools the fish art of last year was taken. With aguarantee . a . .... .,;. . �._. I , - � �
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LMond Vera CU0 .,7 ',! _,� - "There's a mystery about herlbirth," 44youl, re a good sort- I'll.finiah Honoria - mineral 'named saniquinite, dis- Ss 3 8 .., ' . ' � _ I -. �
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:-, -I ""TO OURSUBSCRIBERS.By referrhig -Mr. D. W. Black rpent Sunday in -w-The libmay . ,- I
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r I :� -1 __ I . Whitby. chased about 085 worth ,J. .
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., . . , . � . Wways awwrtain the date to whiab placed in the fe, . " ��.,,,
. . .1 �. tion to Tim N zwe is paid. of books, an o-' k * yf ware ._�!,
. I committee bays or 9, , * Cr* G1 ,"", - q
. . I * -Miss L. Pirie is visiting at Gam- having them classified and Chn
- - *=p are acknowledged got books sit the .. . I .1 - �.
. - =ra= b IL library. Subscribers a= , i , .1 _-.1. - � ::
- � . . change of date on labol on thefIrst paper 101_ bri3ge. I .4- - 49NNOWN6� - .j.:- -F -k.-- - .4 w - : . I
-A. Linton and wife, of Toronto, an drug store on and after Monday next. - t 4__ ,i,:,'.', �.. .. . .. I . �. . . .- . �_.. �.'..
. ofiloe. Always . . - . .. _... .. . - . V. .
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. I Sunday urday. - If yon have -not yet given your � . has just received a large consipment .-
- - - -E. Broad and wife spent name, do so as once and secure the bons- I of China, Crockery, Glassware, etc. . . . -, I
.. . . witlifrionds in Unionville. a, WISE I '* .
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I � .i, I.. . Sht ficktdup P twow-.. -Each afternoon large numbers ot our fits of the Institute. '611,�'h 1ka ia nina to sell at close figure. The Ara '. * ..'; � ..
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_/ —_ veople row down the river to the lake.
. 11 PICKERING. ONT.. JULY 24, 1891. Miss r1odgeon, of Chicago, is the gueal
- of George, Smith. near Danbarton, thit
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�... LOCALISMS. —Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Flett and Masta
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. - . .. Alex, of Kingston, are Visiting at "Kin
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. —Fred Linton is home for holid4s.. —A cobsignaient ofsoft coalJor thresh.
- � —James Linton i a able- to be out again. ing purposes, is expected at Frenchman'i
. —John Cuthbert is visiting with friends Bay tbis week. .
- I bore this week. ' —Mrs. D. Leavens has some fino gar-
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. - —Mrs. Win. Peart, . of Toronto, was den berries. We enjoyel a box of them
- , was vntb bar friends here over Sunday. on Wednesday. Thanks. -
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. .-. —Master Alonzo Wise, is visiting with —Mrs. Nott, Mrs. John* Hary ' ey, Mr.
his uncle in Hamilton. � Hawkins and daughter, of Osbawa, visit-
-Mr. Fred Bunting, accompanied by ad at Alex. Findlay's this week.
- . . Mr. Gamie, of Toronto, was home over —Misses Lillie and May Gordon'visited
. Sunday Wilson N. Y. on Thursday, by Royal
- —John Dwyre, has a stranee cow On Templar e`xcursion from Toronto. .
his premises, which be bolds in trust for -4-Several -from here took in the Reesor
. the owner. garden party on Tuesday evening.. They
—What gloriou's weather for the barley report having bad a grand- time, and that
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- crop. Watch attentively and you can see the affair was a huge success.
. the beads fill out.1' - - — 0 WiDg to the Royal Templars District
-1 � —.H. A. Bunting bat; returned after MCOtiDg, the Workman lodge will not
.1 spending a two -weeks holiday with friends meet until Wednesday evening, the 29tb
- .. . near London. - of July at the usual hour. %
—Mrs. A. Marpeb, returned' on Tues - - —A number of young peibiple drove up
_.. day from Toronto, where she bas been a from Whitby last Tlinradry evening ana
. fortnight with friends. spent a few hours with their friend Liz-
_�_ —Mrs Jas. Rogers returted home on zie Ha *Day. . '
. Friday night from a two weeks visit with —Mrs. Summerville -gave bar Sunday
. her dauobter in Toronto. school class of St. Andrews church a D'ic-
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. —The -rain on Saturday afterbooD in- nic at the lake on Thursday last, anil a
� serfered somewhat with a. large number very enjoyable afternoon was Spent.
. . of villagers who intended picnicing at the —Cash paid for raspberrips, gooseber-
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. lakb. ... ries, black currants, plumbs, em-ly apples,
—R. Miller' landed in Quebec'on Won- etc. Bring them in on Mondays or
. day with his sheep but tbeV will have to Thursdays. HRirvey's little market, op -
remain in quarantine for fifteen days posite the NEws office. - . .. �* . I
- before being brought home. - . —F. Gee and family have removed to
. . . —We endeavored to obtain the result Highland Creek where theV will remain
. - of the entrance examinations in town for and looki after the erection of the new
. last issue, but failed. We give the report mill ut that place. C. Tatloen has charge
. . this week. borrowed from the last of the mill here for the present.
Chronicle, with a pair of scissors. - . - —The Ontario - Bank business - at this
—The remaiD3 of the late Thos. Symou
.. - were interred on Friday, at 2 p.m., in the place has become so increased that it has
� . - Pottersfield at the east end of the village. been fOUDd necessary to increase the staff.
. The funeral was not a large one. Rev -L. Mr. 8. S. Hamilton, of Uxbridge, is the
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.. Perrin conducted the funeral eervices. new assistant., He is a Young Man of
I —Sermons in the Methodist church pleasing appearance, and no doubt will be
- next Sunday by Rev. J. T. Caldwell, M quite an acquisition to our town. We
, A., B. D., at 10.30, "The immortal righi- wish him every success in his present oc-
� . eons shinning as the, stars of the firina- cupation. . _ . - . 1. �.
ment," and at 6.30, "Brawlers and Faua. .. —Thursday mornin'gG . W. DeAer met
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. ties vs. Religion." . the morning,train with the 'bus. While
I --A nice little homestead of 27 acres exchanging bags tlie horses took fright
- in good condition, near Greenwood. is of. and ran away. Upon reachin;: the turn
.,-' fered for sale on easy terms. For par. at the mill the waizon upset and broke
. ticulars apply to Win. Cammack cr Tbos. the double tree. Tbis freed the 'horses
. Poucher. If the sale is not affected pri.' and they ran up Church St. to King, and
. vatelv before, the place will be offered by beaded for the east. They were captured
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- � Auction in September. at the new Preskyterian church. The
. A —SavF, the Bowmauville News in re- borses were somewhat cut up 'With the
the conduct of our P. M. opening whiffletrees, but not seriously. The -har.
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� his store on Sunday mornings :—"We nest; was considerably damaged, and the
. would suggast to those in authority that 'bus will need numerous repairs. At time
some of the fupds raised for foreign mis- of writing it is lying on its back in the
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sious be spent a little nearer home. The ditc i h near Gee's mill. Fortunately no
. . . village of Pickering is evdiently in a sadly person was in the caravaB when the lior-
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degenerate state. On a recent Sabbath see started. - �. -
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. morning the postmaster, who also keeps . About tbree buiodre'd attended the
. a small store, arose at the usual hour and service at 66 Rosebank " camp Riound on
removed the shutters etc., etc." Sab�"athj evening. Rev. Mr. Bishop, of
. —Pathmaster Gordon having been fur- Parliament Steeet Methodist church. of
. nisbed with the necessary material by the Toronto, officiated, and delivered an
.. corporation, as re�,qmmeuded by the road eloquent sermon. The congreRfttiOI)RI
- and bridge committe6, has bad a sidewalk singing was also grand, filling the grove
replaced at the iron bridge, and the job is with sweet melody. There is something
. -a good one as far as it goes. Now the sublime about camp ground- sermons,
� road requires to be filled up to the sidewalk reminding one of the grand old times
- . . and the job will be complete. Ittaustnot when carap'- 'meetings were common or-
� - beleftasitisasthe dangerof thecor- dinances. 'There is a free and eaev style
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poratiou beim, called upon to pay for the about there service ot to n
luxury of a broken leg or . arm is very in the richly furnished and handsomely
. great. This grading done and our cross- erected edifices dotted here and there
. ing over Duffin's creek will be equally through our towns and villages. A teeling
. safe for both man and beast. of unity and equality—no pow rent-
-The steamer "Ocean' bas been fully where fine' clothes is not considered a
I repaired and bas i esumed her' trips from necessary qualification in order to occupy
. . Hamilton to Montreal. The captain has a front seat, and receive a special invita-
. not as favorable opinion of the shore at tion to come and accept free Ralvation.
/ -_ 'Rosebank" as that entertained by most Churches now -g -days are a necessity. as
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. . - people, but the dense fog that greeted his the country.bas become cleared up, but
. visit was not calculated to be enjoyable. pardon us for saying thilt we Sometime's
0 —Last Thursday 'Win. Foy, proprieter sigh for -the old-fashioned camp meeting.
. of the Queen's Hotel, Whitbv, met with —W by cannot the different churelies ol
the mistortune of having his leg broken. this township unite in establishing a
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. . . He had driven out from Whitby in the common burying ground ? As things
- morning and bad traded horses duriDg the now are each denomination has its own
- day with Anderson and Paxton. Ju ' st af- place to deposit the remains of the dead,
... - ter he started for home and wheii opPo"'ta but none of these yards are kept in a -way
- - Mr. Swan's residence in Borelia a.dog pleasing to surviving distant relatives.
fight occurred and in the scrable the dogs . 0
. -, got under the horses feet frightening the Here and there a neatly kept place pre.
' Rents itself, while surrounding it are
__\ - . horse so that it kicked through the dafili- several mounds overgrown by weeds and
board strikina Mr.'Fav on the leg, and
. ; Z2 - n grasi. There fire graves in some of oui
. . . -- it just below the knee. He was "be c
breaking church vards that would be inipossi I t'
also thrown out of the bugg .
. .Y locate if relatives should return to�isil
—.,The Good Templar bketh,-en held an , .
open meeting o,, MoDday night in their them. 'Tbi ' s state of aflairs cannot bE
- n charged to the liel-14ect of ally one par.
.- ball. The placid was packed and many ticularl
- m were turned awa:y unable to gain admis- y, as none of the denominatioui
I ' dingly interest* are sutheieDtly wealthy to employ a care.
. SiOD. Anexcee 1 " incy program taker. . Had we a union cemetery a care,
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was . presented by the lodge members and taker could be employed and paid a de,
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I .1 � was heartily applauded by the audience, cent salary to take care of the vanow
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r .: Rev. L. Perrin occupied the chair in his plots. What we would suggest would Li
, usual manner, and delivered a short and 1 "
: - nicely worded address. Rev. J. T. Cald- the formation of a company with suffi,
well also mada a nice little speech, ex-- cient capital to purchase a suitable pieco
- of ground, surX * it into plots, and sel
� , pres , , sympathy with the cause,and . ey
_1 "Ing 11 them at a fair price, giving deeds there
. - . encourag the society in its good work. for. The daretaker's salary could bi
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. I it is t:w n that the lodge room - is .not inade m) by &- yearly tax on tbe plots
raore commodious, as'the -programs are or by the company as thought best. Wi
. - of an exceptional character.
I ." . have not the least doubt but that a]
. .. - 'Our public school has generally'suc- Protestant denoming4ions would' favo:
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I . - � ceeded in getting a good- percentage of this ide&. and use it for interment pur
*113 to pass the entrance examination, poses.
� pupi Besides this, many bodies WOU14
. but our people are specially pleased with be removed thereto from the severs
thesuccese, attending those who wrote at church yards in tile township. As to th,
. the recent examinations. Ten pupils en- right for,such a cemetery there are man,
. tered and ten passed with' creditable suitable places, but to Our MiDd Do snoi,
" '. marks. Mr. Jeffrey has reason to * be suitabli place could be found than it tb
Is - . prouVot hie pupils,- and the section bait White church on the second concessiou
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, '. reap6n to be proud of Mr. Jeffrey. A full The land i dry and Sandy, yet the form
- .. - reli6rt of the exams. will be found in 'ation is such that. seldon; does a gray
. another column. We have not been able cave in. We have also been informe
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_. _,_ I subjects, but have -been informed that chased in addition to that already - cow
. I Ethel Dale succeeded in obWaing the posing the ometery. We would com
. w highest marks in reading and that against mend. the'ideA of a union came t
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i�. ) - .� ,. 110 candida'*3. As thelptivils from this the. people of this township for Oisi
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R. T. of T. will be hold in Dale's Ball, on all better selection cannot be found outside the I
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Tuesday next, July Mb. It is expecia-1 . .
. �_ city, and for low prices cannot be beaten. This is no bogus .
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delegates from the councils in the aistriat. newspaper fake,but st:aight business and to those who favor �:.
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In the evening in open meeting will be us with a call we will guarantee to give a bargain, for cash. . .
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held to which the pyblic is cordially in- Sugars, Jem. Jars, and large and well assorted stock of gre- -. -- ".:.
vited, when a first ol ,,prorrsm by I . .
members of the dMarent . 110; in the ceries always on band. � .. I.. I - I -_ .. I 1. . . s -
district will be rendered. Boils in __ . . - . � ..
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bus and Pickering. Be sure and attend . . .1. .. .:
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-Farm for sale or to rent, being com- ........ C L 0 T H I N 0 - V _'� I..... I.. L.
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well watered, thoroughly drained, within . . Clotbing.line drop - in and see us, - as we have some , - - . ....
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kering Village. If sold easy terms of ' . . - I I ' - � I
payment. If rented possession given for - - . � . I.-, . . = -'-_. L . ' . - - - . - a
plawing immediately after harvest. Ap- �- - � - �: - = BARGAIN S . I., .....�., .�
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Pickering Village. Mr. Jeffrey, teach , . I � I . - : � . -_ . .
-Ethel Dale 589, Florence Wright 519 ..
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)ell 513, R.Francis 512. F. MeMarsball . - - . . . i_�. .- .: ,
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