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P. TREBILCOCK. --o-F ull Stock OF- THE LATE JOHN R . COLE. D eceased was born in German's \Vick Parish, County of Devon, Enghod, on the 22nd of June, 1827. ·,~,'hen i11 his fifth year his father , the late Roger Cole, emiarated to America ancl after a tedious voy~ge of 7 weeks arr ived 111 Bowman ville i11< t he year 1832. The subjsct of rhis narrative was an active, thoughtful boy, sedate an d cartfol of company. W hen about eighteen year s of age he gave hi~ self to God aud from that time to his death be was an act ive, zealous, dernted, and liberal Christian. When in . his 33rd year he married Ellen, daughter of t he late Thomas Tamblyn, of Devon, E ng., whose fami ly early settled in Hope Township, Ellst Dm;ham. .l:'ossessing good business abilities and undoubted honesty thert> was great family trust placed in him, and without doubt he was very instrument al in saving the family from insolvency in the crisis af 1857. Jnberiting the paternal reP.idence he has striven to build np an as~i stance for h is family which now cousists of his widow aud six children. For Rbout two years priorto h iadeathl ewas afllictecl with dieeaee of the Iivor from which he suffered great pain which was borne with Christian putieuce and resign a tion , He was a 1'ery active off1ci~l member of the Bethesd>\ Methodist Church, always anxious for its welfare aud success. About 24 hours previous to his death, feeling that his time for this life was short, he called his family one by one giving them fath erly advice andcouustl. When bidding adieu to his wife who bad so anxiously and carefully watched over h im during his serious illness, he deoired that the church should be looked after and kept u . After Ji£Jgering for a short time, hj11 confidt'nce in his God not abating, ]J's happy spirit passed away to mingle wi h t he church of the first born-in that la d whose inhabitants never eay "l ».m sic " On Wednesday M·rch 19th 1886, bis r mains were followed by a lar:i;e numbe of friends and acquaintances t o Bethesda cemete ry, there to await the Archangel's trump on the Resurrection Morn. The family have the s,Ympathy of a largo circle of neighbors, a .·quaintances and friends, in th i~ t h Pir grea t bereavement, trusting they will go in their tr ouble to Him who has promised to be a "Father to the fatherless and a husband to the widow." New Patterns OF- WALL PAPER --o-- C~IAGES just arrived. --o-- P. TREBILCOCK. CANADIAN P ACIFIC RAILWAY. BURKETON ST A'l'ION GOINGf:&AST, From Out ario Cou nty being in Town 011 and havin_g, a minu·es at his dispo'a I, nnd noticing se\"eral n ew buggies o utside of M ·>rris Cai·r1ag0 Works, walked throu~h tho archway and spent a shr·rt t ime i11. k '_enly examinhg lhe different styleA. Mr. Morris observing the close. exa~11111ot~un t he former ~as i;civing hi~ c11orria'.(es and thinki ng there might be bus111es· 1 11 h lln, appt·o 1 ch···d him when a convPreation abont as follow3 ensu r1d: "Go id d 1y, Mr. - - ." ' 'Good day Mr . Morri ~." Are yon wanting a buggy this spria ~? Well I've been th in kin" a little a.bout i t . Motli er and I are getting old now a·lfl I've b een thinking we mi~ht a3 well take a l it.tlo com~ort in our uld ago a~ not. We never had a covered buggy and if I make up my mm d to get a bn,:?gy i t w ill be a covered one-one easy to r ide in. 'J'here's a very fine buggy and it rides easy too. How',11 that suit, you! It is a fine looking carriage. Is it made of goocl matenal7 Yes the very best I n ever use inferior st ock, but prefer to u <e goorl &bck and sell at 'a fair price. There are a great many so-called "cheap" bn~gies ma.de 11ow-adays, but they a r e really th.i dearest in th~ end. Tney are liktt a ch ild b:~rn consumptive paremts, they ~old~m r each r ipe manh o?d b nt fall in ta a decanA lt1 their youth. My carriar.(eB invanably live to a good olct age. This reasoning captured the Honest F:1rmer, n.nd af_ter admir! ng t.he h ~autiful paint.ing and wlut he called "stylish Ret-ups" a nd lear1ung the pr1cd~ he .:1 mc lude ,l then and th ere to b uy one; and h e did a ud s lio rtl_Y left for home a proud 1md h ·p~y man . The joy there was in his household that lll!(lit was no doubt unp;iraJ le led lil t he lives of the industriouB old couple. TnE Mo:&AL:- All ye "fathers in Israel" who have worked hard t o _rea:'l! a long fam ily in respectability, and by industry an~ econ ·> my ha.vti amo~sad a f~.1r share of this worlds gooda,:g'J ye to Morrie' C.;rnage Works, B_o~manv1lle, and hwy one of his comfortable covered c11.rriages al'ld spend you r re mat11l111l d&ys m comfort. J'iffiffi~~JjJ~ffej~ffeJ,i$ffi.~J,jJ~NJJ J~iiJllJ I0 0 ~aturda~ fe~ AN HON EST FARM ER J~ Wall Paper H QSILVER PLATED WARt}) Mirrors, ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~,~~~'~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~~ -FOR-- and BORDERS, Children's Carriages, Express Wagons & Carts, ......... Q) PICTURE FRAMES, c:f 1 ~ § STAIR ~~.~!~!) RODS, ~ No t rouble t o show goods. J:I CD c+ ~ ~ ~ PRICES VERY LOVV r Gle~~lg, Express ...... 1l.33 a m Mixed ..... ... 8.36 am l\llxcd . . .. .. .. 7.t2 pm Express .... . . 12.M pm Express ... . .. 7.42 p m 'rickets and furthflr Information may be he.d from R. B. A N DREW, Big 20, Railroad, and Steamboat Ticket Agent, Bowmanvillo. I GOING WEST. ~ht Q!laiutdian Jtatt~man. APRIL 23. Bow.MANVILLE, FRIDAY, AN EXPLANATION. On account of the pressure of advertising on our space again this w'*l,k all edi- · CHAPTER 01" A.CCIDEN'.l'S. torial matter and a. large amount of local Perhaps few in ordinary life have had ne'!'rs and correspondence are crowded out. 8uch an tixperience as Mr. Col e. When a very little boy a kick from a vicious horse nearly proved fata l, the calk of the MIL L I NERY OPENINGS. shoe entering at the temple. Runuing out for fool for the family one day while his The Sprini;c 'Millinery Openin~ Rt Mc- brother was chopping, he came in contact Clungs' on Thuraday, Friday aurl Satur- with the desce1rding axe, which fell on his day of last weok was probably onA Of the h e ud, splitting a portion of the skull. beet and most successful 1hia houee has While driving oxen in the woods h e was ever witnessed. The rich an.I attracti,·e precipitated on a slivered stump head array of bonnets, hate, rilobons and other tirst, the elivers- passed between his millinery was a sight lovely to behold . clothes nnd back, there r i>maioing until From early morn till late at nighr. \'ast h e 1n1.S lifted thtirefrom . · When about 21 crowds visited that lar~e eatablit<hment years of age one day whilo engaged in to in:ipect the profusion of rich m.lterh·l thresh ing, a slip of his foot bro ught him all opened up for pnbl1c inspection. All in co1 1tact with the coupling bolt which that taste, skill, etfort and tact co uld do caught the log of his pantaloons, t hrew had bee n put forth :.o the utmost to Bhnw him down and wound him 1tround and the large and varied stock of eve1y de- around until stripped of all clothing, by scr iption. On entering the stor e one is which a ccident he received two breaks in visi bly struck with its admirable arrange· t he thigh bone, the h umerus bone of I.he ment in every detail. The store seemed arm anct the colfar bone, and his hair was . brimful of rieh materh\ls- counters and wound around the rod to such an extent t ables were lavish m their display . 'l'he that it lifted the scalp from the heaci. bonnets and hiits were not "ilattetns" The late J)r. Low, of Bowmanville, atimported, bnt wero made on the 1Jrt1mises tended and put the fram ~ in shape 11ga.iu, under tho supervision of MiaH Eµpltltt and wit.h yc.uth on h is side and good who:1e tasto in head dressing is so p10- medical attend1mce, added to good care no1mcl'd . 'Ve aie told that the nnmber in nursing he recov~red. About tho year <>f orders taken d uring the three days 1858 while returnmg from Tyrone, his exceeded anything 1111he previous history horses ran away and he was thrown into a of t he house. The millinery Ph"w-room <lit.c h against a log. A p11ssing stranger, was fitted i u a mort l(orgeoun style, beiug (in tho darkness), was nttracted by hearin the form oi a canopy draped in lace ing a groan and with great l abour finally and nicely dec:orat.ed with ribbom,HowerR, got him info Mr. Wm. Roy'a where for festller&anrl 1rimmi1 gs varw ua. some weeks he remained until able to be PI:&RCE & co'l'I DISPLAY. removed to· his own home. 'l'heir kindWe dn not think Wo t1X>tggeratfl wl1en ness and h Lapitality at that time he ever we say t he exhibit ot l0onne 11 and hat~ in atterwards gratefu lly acknowledged. He Pierce & C ..'a Mi!lioery Sh· ·w Rooms was afterwards crushed in t l1e stall by equals, if it doe6 not reiilly surpass, 'that one of his horses> breaking three ribs. of. anv former sensiou. Every b..nnot aud But perhaps the wo rst accid<Jnt happened hat was trim med on th.i pr· mi·es and a bout two years ago, while delivering admirable taste i~ display1.d . Th e ne w cattle to Newcastle, one of the beasts atmilliner, Miss Tait, has u·a.ds a very tacking him, t hrew him down and gored favorable imµression <'Il ou· J..dy citizens, him in the b&ck and caused internal in· and h e:r 1ieatn e2~ ~' nd good t ..ste cannot juries. 'rl1oie, with others of smalle r and but briug t heir just re w>1.nl to h er em- Jess impor tant nature, show that his life ployer.s. 'l'h,, room wa· richly a ud taste- was often in danger. fully fostooned wuh si1k lace, fring;i, parasols, o rient··l and 01 nawental· laces, Best in Europe.- Best in Canada. making dtoget.h ... r the fi ,.e ~t matliria.ls be longing to millinery. E1erything was Herr Franz Frnhling, General Manager t he h eight of pert t c i~ion Tue Bhapes of the Musical Instrument D epartment t hfa y ear nre sm .I Jer an rl cro wna higher . of J. Shoed er & Co., (one ef the largest 'rhe dress hats bt:i i· g high in crow n , music houses in the world), H amburg, t r im med w ith pear) M·d fu.ucy straw plals, Germany, in a letter to the D ominion t he chief color b r>1n .~ the su· de. An>ong Organ and .Piano Co .· writes :. " I am t he new shap~R ar e 1 lrn t'riucess, Y·1m also h appy and proud to say that your Yum, Baror· ess, Miik >t.d n, M.aierville, instruments are taking the lead o ver all Standard, F eatht r s, flow ers, aigrettes o ther instruments of simnlar construction 11.nd lace are mnch us.od i11 1rimmmg, b,1t iu po wer, clear an'd noblt1 quality of tone, the r ichest is stra .v l><c.;. Th.., forming and are l>ro nounced to b e tile best ever of this lace in its v··.r ted delicacy is rich introduced into this part uf Europe by in t he el!'.trem e arid ou ~. h 1. t .. be seen by the people who hav" had ihe opportunity every la.dy wl10 taklls pride in hrwiog a of heariug and e-:amining them. I befashionable bon net Nenrly all aha.de' lieve you will b0 convinced that what I !;\een were of a light brown especially the expr·css is the ver dict of our musicians by lovely tebac sh "'d ~' ; bntterc11p, tnscan t he order for 100 instrumeats whi ch I &nd brigh\ orang· colo r· " r · also used. haye jus t dispa1c11,,d to your company." W. RusE, Maua~e r, Local Agency. Ch ampion of the Dominion. B owmanville. March 25th, 1886. Mns,ms. SHA W & ·ro.La . - Hi>ving boug ht a Toron to Lig h t Binder, and after running it for t Wl> harve111s cutting fo r myself and n"i ~ h I.or·, nvtir 200 acres, not costi.11g me 10 cents for r.,pairs, being able to ba.n.dlo it w.th t wo hor~ee with e&ae, I coosider it th.- champio n Binder of :the Dominion. My n eighbor Mr. N eil Oabome, had a fi eld h , conld not handle with tb.c Cai.tha.m B indec, tlaey could not go thro~h wi1hout c hok·ng and I wen t rn wiUt the Light. T .. r;·nt11, W t!ni sh: times around the field without le.. ving my scat, not only cwtting and ~.. nding it but turned out and cu t the s 111 bble the Chatham ha<l pe..~tmd over, elevated and bnund the f ame. Mr. Oob oru ... had the little Brantford end th.a DundaK for several days cutting for him, but !(live !tis order for tho Light Toronto. W. H. OsnonNE. ---~·----· The Stearn~r N a;seman, Capt. Geor~e o rd, arrived S unda:f afternoon from Crawf_ h er wmter quarters at Krngston, and was welcomed l:.y a large number of promen- . aders,_ who had been t em pt ed by the beautiful, day to wander cl6wn t ~ the wharf. Thti ~t~amer. has been r epaii:ted and refitte~ until sh ? I S as fresh ~n<~ b r ight as n ew pamt and tirel~ss burmshmg c.au make her. The crew is the old ~me _ with a few changes.. Purser ~ooper, it vr:ill be r egr etted b}'. his many friends h er e, 19 not ou board this y ear . The Norse man made h er first trip of the se~son on Monday and too.k ou board a quantity of peas, gen eral freight, and a n~mbe~ of passenger~. 'Ve feel sure s_h e will this s_ea.son, as .m . ~he past, sustam the reputation for rehab1hty aucl general excellen ce of ~anagem_ent, t hat imiler Capt. Crawfol"d a able dir~cti?ns she has acquired. - Port H ope Dail·y T ime ~. ·- ----· Young man, you will misa it if you buy · H b f · th · NATION"A.J, pIJ,LSnrc su11tnr eoat e tl, 1n ll·l e new buC chofo11gl10 and are tlle1 best Stomneh a.net y our S prmg at e ore ae~ml{ styles s t Mayer's. L l n r 1"1118 in n~c. · auci1mt buildings are visited . Passing Corea in the M ed iterranea.n, Palestine is the of Duncan Mc0on· · next reach ed, after a rapid glance at the achie. was taken poosession of 011 Monday numerous attuctions this country possesevening, April 12th, by a lt\rge number of . ses for travellers, an intermission of ten, the friends of the above, being 1hc anniver· minutes was given, duriug which time tho sary of hb 2/ltll wcddir..i:; day . Your corres · ~udi<Jnce wer e favored with a n organ solo po:i<lent being ono of th e p,u<lsts.arrived (after by "'.\'Ir. Yule. B efore the trip was cona long and tedions journey throu~h the mud}, tinued , Cole's famous picture "The jour---OF--just as t.he companyha;d vo1ted Mr. R. Col· n ey of life" was presented. This r epr eville to the chair, bnt as h.i opened his i·c· sents four scenes in the life of man-ch ildmarks in Gaelic, I c-onld not get the first of l!!ivod, youth, manhood and old age. Leav· bis ·peech, not being a ·qr na.io1 .ted "ith that ing Palestine A lexandria is next reached, the>1ce to Egypt and here the Pyramids Jan ag~. It souuderl to me somet hing like along with other curiosities are in view. this: 'l'.brrvngh India thence to .1 a pan the " land A Mhairi Chan OA' ··a t u ' noige th'air ma.ire 0£ the ri,ing sun " and from this point Ri'm bhi foram btthinn fh ein, to San Fran cisco, ancl the trip is ended. O'r fhuao me ort coir cbomor's bu math Have just opened out ' 11 full rango of ll!l addition to tlltl above, which is b ut a lt~om's, bL"ief outline of the trip, t.110 lecturer gave le posarlh ceaugailt 'o 'R chleir. le cumhnant.a teann le banntaibh daiugean, sonw s plendid views of noted ~tatuary and S le s11aimodh' fhanM nach tvei::r. of r~l:aces and h uildings in Philadelphia, Se t'fhaotann are laimh legrnch. r(tMPORTED DIRECT). Washington, White Mountains ,and sevRinn ala.into mhaireann t onchrt:. eral C:.madian scenes on t h e C . P . R . inThese good3 are undoubtedly the best value ever But I found out through an int.erpreter t hat eludi:ng Port Arth ur aud D u luth , also the shown in town. We have also in stock a full he called on Mr. Carveth for a few rt markR· fa.mous battle grounds of the late North who proceeded to r ead the folloNing 11.ddress: West rebellion. This lecture is full of iuasso~rtment of the best and most reliable make of tere&t from beginning to end and parents To Mr . a11d Mrs . Du11cc m llfcC011fllCki£ ;. We, y< ,ur m·ny friend" an<l ndt-:hhors. ~vho couo\d h ardly find a more profitable t1'i'o ·r 's amusement fur th eir children. oft have been the recipents of your hospital· hQN ity and num 6ron· act · of kin<ln.,ss at G lenclg, . -· have eon~id.,re<i it a fitting occ"sion of as· Crapefl not made for show merely, but which we N t w '.JUmtrtisemtnts. sembling this ·veninJ.! at your re·idence. to ea.n confidently recommen d to give satisfaction to the wearer. take you by ·mpri~e antl extend to yc,n onr· c;. N. JtliilE. most hearty com:rntulationa on t he a11·1·ic1os 'EACHEU OF MUSIC, is preP'1.red to event of your silver wedding day. Wit.h·rnt Uouc h, Johnston & U1·y d e rman, give lessons In Its Revcral bra.ache· on llnd doubt, when you look around and behold after l!:aetet· Monday. Apply a t residence such large number" of acqnaint:tnce· you King St,. ea·t, or Big 20, Dow man ville. 17-tf One D oor West of Post Office, Bowi.U.NTILI.E. will b., induced to pro:>ponncl l he < 1uestio:>n to yourselves . ha· aught but kindneBS prompted ANTED.-A Servant Woman for this unexpected g&therini;: of so large a circle?· general house work. Apply at tho 11>2w~ To this we cheerfully answer. but ~oe idea ONTARll) BANK. perruentes all who have com" hithi>r. ¥ pur ANTED. - A good girl for general genial nature·, yonr high · eriae of honor.house work. Apply or address. M. coupled with urbanity and friendlines· of 17-U. character, impd ·J.s to t ender you onr re· B URK,Bowmanville. gardd anrl be~t wishes for further happiness ACRE Farm to sell or to r ent. Although t},ese are mere P.Xpr~s·tonH of Apply to WM. \ \.'INDATT, DarJ.lng· words. we truet yon will accept t-hem 118 ton, Bowmanvllle, I>. O. tf. emanating from warm bearts of gennine ancl weil wiahes. In connectiou with this brief WELLING TO LEl'.-By 1st of arl<lres·, we beg of you t 'I accept this donation May, brick d wellilll( on Beach Avenue. as a memento of your high eAteem and RP- n rooms, hard and sort water, sta ble and preciation in which you are held by llA. We garde11, Apply to .J.A.S. C.A.RSCAflDH:N. 17-1 iuvoke the ble·~ing and guidance of an a!lc wiRe P rovidence on your sub·equent lives,. lJLL~ FOR SALE.-Two Durham A CONSIGNMENT OF and µray you may long be spared to enfoy Bulls rising two yea.rs for sale by the Sil bmany more anuiver·aries of your wedding ·Cribor. con.6, lot 8, D<l.l'!ington, good pedigree. W. J. ROY, 'l'yrone P.O. 15-tf day . Siimed on behalf of your m~ny friend~, . C ALVES WANTED At W. R. R. WM THO~fl'SON, : Ca.-..·kcr's 100 Good Veal Calves fr om four J OHN 0ARVKTH. · weeks old upwards, raised by their mother, Mr . M cdona~hie replied as fo1 lows ; · W . R . R . C., J:lowma.nvl1 le. 15·3W .. -----··-· -·--·---- ONE UAR OF DEAR }'RIENllB. --I cannot find words to· express to you the gro.titudA I feel in bei ng TALLION FOR SALE. -A Young honrired in this manner and also in tha'llking Stallion. 7 years old; good stock getter. you fur tl1e rna.vnificent p1 e·ent and the · Will sell on very r easonable terrn· for caeh, oc, magnanimous manner in which it is given . credit on security. JottN BEACOCK, Cart.Q:___ U.3w It 1<ives me milch plenettrc and e.lso my wifo : wrig1!_t.. P._ specially sel ected f'o r seed. to live anrl know that wa have so many kind 'STALLION FOl:t SALE.-Rising 3 fr1~.nds and to have v<>U all meet here on . yea1·s old, beautiful bay, p;ood slze, pfonty this ocnasion. I cannot make a. sneech. but or flat bone and hair, Sire tile celebrated horse will a~n.in thank yon. tru·ting yo<>u win en· ' "Lord Lyons." Imported by Mr. 'l'. Wilson, Columbus. Dam a. heavy brown mare by jov yourselves as best you see fit "Stotland'e Glory". 'l'crms easy, JOHN VANThe present consisted of an elabor1t-te. sil- NRHT, SEN.. Solina. 17-t t ver Tea Service, six pieces, with m1ssive Tray, large tea Urn on stand ; the whole ' STRAYED OR STOLEN.- O n the 17th Ma.rch, a young Hound, whtte &nd costing about $ 150. It bore the following black. with black head and ea.rs and white nose, black spot on right shoulder and over \1'a 1·1·an ted u·ue t o their n a 1nes. inscription : tail. Answers to name. of "Sport;" Any Presented to person detainlug him after this notice w ill be s;-and p1.·osecu·ed llccording to law. \ V. J . HAYCFIAF1'. Our G:nocERY DEPARTMENT is fully stocked with first-class goo<l M R. AND MRS . Duisc~lN McCONAllHIE. lll-:lw on the celebration of their 8ilve.r Wedding, Ha i..don. will be sold as cheap a s the cheapest. APRIL }S T , 1886., -U·ARM FOR SALE. - A first -class By thPir F riends . .J.:l farm for sale in htgn sta.te or cultivation, Congrat ulatory speeches were made by 5 miles from the town or Whitby. 1 mile from Our WINES and S PIRITS must be cleaned out this month. Pickering; being pa.rt or Lots 1 and 8, LR.kc some of the friends, after which the rooms Shore, Piokering, contait1ing 2H acres. The 15-3w were cleared for amusement~. wbich were ~oil LB clay and loam, no broken lan1 on the farm. A bout 8 acres of wood land gra.ssed ....-- ·--·--- kept up till broad daylight, everybody over : all well fenced a.nd laid out m about 20 acre fields with gates. 'l'he out-buildings are thorou!!bly enjoying themselves. all new, latest improved, with stone stabling to accomodate 50 to GO head of ca.ttle, with . Jarl("e turnip cellar built onlf 5 yea.rd ego. A Trip Round the World. Ample Rupply of wa.ter for each tleld. Only a small payment r equired down : balance on As usual our new mortgage for a term of years. i'or particulars This interesting lecture was d eliver ed upply to JAMES CAMPBELL, Whitby. stock of by the Rev. S. T. l:lartlett, of Glencoe, .ALSO 67 acres- a choice farm , new dwelling· in t h e Queen-st. church on Friday even - house and out-buildings, just ono mile from the CANADIAN, cen1re of the town or Whitby, Will be sold on ing last t o a very large a udience. The easy terms or payment. JAB. CAMPBEJ,L; · ENGLISH, e ntertainment consisted of views of the 16-2w· principal lJlaces of int er est in th!' country - BCOTCH & through whi ch the journey was taken, ilAMERICAN l ustrated on canvas by means of a splenS.OLID "BRICK HOUSE, WITH did stereo ptican, and graphically described Frame Kitchen, nine )rooms, cel11J.r, hard by the speaker . New York was the start- and soft water. with an acre of land mostly In ing point and here were shown t h e hand- frnlt:- apples, pear8, plums, cherriee, currants. and strawberries. 1'he property some buildings of th e General P ost Office, raspberries i~ situated on Scugog Street, and w ill be sold Trinit y church an d several scenes in Cen- at a very reasonable ftiiure. Applf at the t ral Park . Leaving h ere the n ext place STATESMAN OFFICE. 17·4W and other Suitings is seen was the Giant's Causeway on the coast of Ireland, then 011 to George's dock the larg es t , mos.t. Liverpool, from this to London where comp l ete and most some 11£ th e b eauties and wonders of tbis fashionab l e to be vast city a re seen. Among the best were 'l'he Store. Dwelling, Stable and Driving found inWestDurham St. Paul's cathedral, Westminster Abbey , hauseand about three-fourths or an acre of 111.nd ·rrafalgar Square and the Parliament :~t'1!iif~~}~ ~:~r~~ 1f:ie~tf~;e~yrr~~e, ~~1~~ B uildings. Thence to Scotland where Ed- good order. b'or term~ and conditions or ea.le, inbureh Castle, the ruins of Holly Rood apply to JAMES BINGHAM , Ins. Agent. and other place&of interest a.re visited. il~~~~i sL~T:~~~SON, KENNEDY 8i;i~?·· Paris came n ext and t he mag nificent cathedrals of N otr~ Dame and St. Ambrose We have the goods. To inspect is to ord~r-. 0.ur ~ri~es & r( -_ght. were in view, the spire of the latter being Our originality is rne:x.ha.ushble. 300 feet high and having a seating capaci· CARD OF THANKS. - To Messrs. Our styles command admiration. ty of 45,000, Proceeding to Colonge, it~ Gault & Tettley, Mt>ntreel, Manao;ers or Our enterprise, energy and pluck have no bounds. noted cathedral, supposed to be the l.argest g>:11~i~~~n .r~f"~:1;g.YC~~Pi~~Yt~~n1'~~~~~h; iu the world, is seen. From t his point prompt payment by your agent, Mr. Jame~ _.. Va ll at tlae cen t r e o C St yl e, Beau ty and Oheapn~ss. the J. ourney is continued to Venice the .lllngham, a~ 'l'yrone, for my Joe~ oausc~ by "beautiful city of the sea" with it3 many ~~:hont~~~~~tilr::f1 !1:0~~£&~1 ~hv·~~f::i~'r:~ attractions. Then ce t o N tiples wh er e two days after !he 1lr~. I have muc plel!.Bure ~n · · · reoommendlnir this Company, as a safo one m \ good views o f M oun t TT T esu vms nre given. 1w hlch to ins11fe You.rs t hankfully Arriving at Rome St.P eter's cathedr al the ·· M ,i.t'TUEW c'oLE. '.r lae Tailor,, T A ll " h 1S8.6 17 3 17tf Colliscum, the Forum and nnmerous other : yrilJle, Pr let · · -w SI LlCER WEDDING A TGL E N ELG· resid~ GRE..AT s:a:o-vv I MOURNING GOODS! COUCH, JOHNSTON & CRYDERMAN Crape Black Cashmeres, BL.A.CK CRAPE! 1 W W 100 D JU-ST ..A.RRIV-E D - B Manitoba Old Fife "Wheat, Manitoba White Russian Wheat, S A m e r ican Y ello-w- Corn Clover, Timothy, Field and Gar_ d en SEEDS! ·o J 0 H N L·v LE. :E <. :0 E J: <. ' · --F--Q -·R - SALE ·.- ·--·- - A T WEE DS, WORSTEDS P ROPERTY F OR SALE IN TYR ONE. :i:i!. W eN ever flet L eft. FIRE ! FIRE!! Gent's F urnishings a sp ecialty. JOSEPH JEFFERY,