IHAIITE A Ion n..'::I'.. he can}. n..'.:`.... that they til thankfully Iv- 0 &`."."'s...."'\'v" .a......a""`.`.' . an Outed Onnnou Ii `non All coho cuddly Minded Ioulntuu E'..'.`.'1'.'i.z....."`.";.:`1`3uE'.."l`..""" ""' "` III. 3AIIZ1,,nA_ `-3. - Jvjji Apuu &LUfg Ih|.(hnheIiuun ---_. . - V - u v v v vv vwvtvifm I Pvuvuih. huh IAIAAI. 880' I-plouprunb BAZAAR I311!-I111-Q 1-swan`;-u A an nub Ta[nnIWm `V 'on-run. nnnnouooauuouoll. omcuncunnionoun L .9-w uu&IVI iavnzu-1) 51-um.` uuuurr squuun IuNt;s1'u.\'. 0.\`r. .-5,41; ADAIJIBII, All I he Kl Ill Iueholnl Nun` . ~ as: t ln'|.aon'::nnd`;::nu- at-nd may Iirkhh plate ml!-non In nu-el on- m\-' . nuuilo I09 and hue: lnhlcp. he ZZICITI Klluteu. Audlll IQ. K I HAVE (melted hurucliunfnn In Du. \ Sxlxsu to call an int ncidonce. Johnson 51.. on vumu nuuxiifnw mmm Arrnlnnono IQ-AI-I-"1"`} I {IMPoi'ifAN? Aubrlbiv s}u. The Big lillinery Room. 12`6_gRINCESS STREET. [100/?AN& 00. -_ ..... \"'\t\I1I uvpuu uucuu WE n`! I Inger choice and At lower prices than any other house in the city. LADIES & GIRLS PARASOLS; Como nnd prgnounco on the Munnxolh Assortment of low nu-I medium priced uun wnoncuu. Irulno loam Iyllo aid mm-.0 olthct In or b Coumalot Al- tonoy. token the -hi nrhv. ll I1 A\'AIIA\' Aprinn EXCELLED ALL omens SALES` V A BY HARDY S, THURSDAY, ul hnr Klan-nu II.-..L..|J n\._:._., Varpets, 0il-Cloths, 88 Princess Street, Kingston. Apnuas. We are showing. Prices are Right In our Millinery and Corset Display. Y Iclu LACE cunmms 1. FIRST OF MAY. UUBTAIII NETS, IJIBBEIJIIINS, WINDOW HULIANDS AND And General House Furnish- ings Cheap and Good at hcdjlninlluuc f0.\'l-I PRICE S'l`0RE.`D MOVING DAY. : (now) :5 "union mac. exlondlur from liu-rte Street to llirhion &n-cl. no u to In- cnue the widlholuid pal-tionolunu lost foot. I inches In I znnd for expmprhu the necessary lands for the aid purpose. w Ivh Inndunaybo described as follows. that in to my :-wouimenclng at the nl when the noulherly hnnndnry of mid uloh lane inter u-cu the wulcly boundary ol Bnrrioallvol: thence southerly ll Ibo westerly boundary o(Hu1"|oSlnoI. llnchal. anaroorlb. Iolhc northerly ddooinnone house: thence wuusrlyuud I could southerly hound- nryofullloi . lolho outer! houularyot Diridoo Sunni: thence :1 add ouurlyhoundu-ydDlrInIou8u'eo(.D cons Ilchosnorou-Ian. mm;-unmet...)- FCC` .43.: { T m Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Great. Sale ofBoots&Shoes Apusn Vvlcromj PAINT SHOP. DICK & SONS , `w. J. SAVAGE : Apdl 8. 0 Ion-Inn. Stun. l'Iu.\`(`u acAN1'l.lo.\. Khan; in Anti. Id. l __j.___._._..__.__ ._____.___d_...._j SECOND-HAND BOOKS Sucud-HnlId&Ioh|%|IldIIHby A. SIHHONDS. `X. ` nun-1-. ------ u-u-no nu Civil Service & Teachers` Examinations Precisjirvlvg '$H&'Tn}xing Should in mm. L--A- -o -_A- F !i.BT 3 Au. 0. GRUOUBT. I - ...`u v-. Addruu Inn-h I! sumo 8I.50A.Vl)-.\`-lsX`URl2 A copy. Addnnnn u.`-.v . u - .....,.._ IS HEREBY Gl\`[|`..\' to All when it may eon- oorn. Ihnl the Council of the Corporation 0! the Olly of KI Ion intend pain; a Bylaw mar the explnl of one month from and dust the award-~ ;*-"-`,.....::;- '"-*.- "`.: e n name 1. on o my o1r"|u Nhrf. It the -an Council menu on that day. nahdthu at In next on nulls; meeting. hr the en] 0! I nation 0! Yonngslrool. otlht pan olu lutnotgenenl I know: "Lmloh lane. cxtendlur from a reel. sou in [SUMMER GAMES. aooxseuens; mcsron. - or I.I-_.L 1 Apdna um: ut wnom u nounng unuowd had with his spear. Below the plunge w|eroJPlhto sits the men [riots othc udnann. it e Lte whole ctun touohu the In in Avnuthatiloimplywoad ltsthe rroutut and most impu.-clve nail;-Ion picture evor painted. and people of all denominations iahguld St I copy of it at once at the low price t pu shed t. It has been '1 od bwva tire I1l.Ilion "".".3n now `o:':x- In tion in New Y city. when It is \'iaiu.~.`l by thousand: Every family in the lnnd should get or for 3' copy of this t ig- lun at once. Alto shed llllpltgolu o t on India Ptool {:1 lx Inches. i Two Dollar: and LI. Copies of emu` . will he sent on-ryvrhen to my one. posvpuid.` on remitting price to [JL`.H`riH5rson & Go. nguro of 0 you man with`: moo: Heb:-oi. mat of features. oonlplcuous gure is that of I Jew shxlinx Crud Him. with uplifted arms. in th enae mobw ch lhrougslhe rol- oceyudmndpreaoenupon the Ronunaolders. one or whom is holding thoctowd hook , Bolow place when Puma -in .-. ellun ol his life and an in dealing in the spirit of realism with :\ mend suhjoct. and is one of the most remnrkuhle and annual pictures eve nled. The ouhiect is trusted with nnlnch realism. Pilate situates: the right on In um puuuanvu n nntnnu copy of H. on Max- Iuosfs front picture "(`aRts1' Bmmn: Pu.- Au.` uh ah has just been sold for over One llundnl-:"l`I&ouauiid u in`: ne steel [into onm-nu` .oncnnonn emonaung 22:28 inches. which. tho ha ve bolhu print. they bun decided to so] at the extremely low price of One Dollar and Twenty!-`Ive Cents :1 copy. so as to bring the pictum within the hack of thousands and tens of thnuanda who onnnot see or own thooriginnl. Tho orkinnl Pint was pointed ve yuu-sngoby the great In artist. Ml'N I(A(`8Y. an the supreme emnrt of his life of withgu gncrvdguhioct. PuBLTo' KJBTICE4 ....- cut 1: Math 8. - xncvaa. IIIVCF wnyinthovorld. uuu1LAUb`'8 ' HRIST BEFORE PILATE. Just published I faithful of N. Mus- _A_1"I.'_wIg gr just Id n` (war On SIZE 22x28 INHE. A perfect copy on steel of _Iun_hcs_vs Great` Picture. CHRIST BEFORE PIL ATE." rr ISA mrnm. mmgonmxou l\t.L_ l`\.,:,! mu. --- -- - -&-- Illl IOICI I.\III\IV`l\II` Of the Original Picture. which In: just been sold for over One Hundred Thouuml ` Dollars. It is eugrgved onateel,in lineantlstipplo. in tlle finest style of the engraver`: art. 1? ` BOOKS AND MAG-AZINES._ 1 MUNKACSY% SGREATPlCTUREV -0?- "CHRISTBEFORE PILATE 6 . /1. /7 0[[/1/VD, j 7 `t5ia'bi`si:22xr ;6N6:; A $5 Piaf:/A_re For $7.25 "' mxnm. nus. um um ucnnssxsrxcxs. NJUFT. LAWN TENNIS RIGHTS. LAWN TENNIS BALLS. lc. Tan nnw wonx 0? __-_._ HUNKACSY3 "CHRIST PILATE3` Ii`; :13)`: :5: .0 :m.\'. . ..`.v-`nu 41 \.\II I lcluvu W000. _ lilnnton. om. 0-NMRIO. Importer and Manufacturer BASKETS. PRICE $1.25. 1758 and 1700 Notre Dame St., 35 and 37 St. John Street, `Ila-.I>_.-...I rt-M T IIAIUH OT Pnwlu-n..\'.\' April 90. All kinds of Baskets made to nrdvr. E\`amples sent on application. G. A. HOLLAND, ,,-_.___, _-- -auv `as can: The Steam Yacht DAlS\'." in good running order. Length 31 foot. widths foot. engine! in. square. holler upright. l8tons in tubes. speed 10 miles per hour. Tickets. Ono Dollar much. and if set.JJIice is not realized tickets to be return- ud an money refunded. t'l`lckets can be obtained by addressing or calling at No. 209. Montreal St.. Kingston. DAVID JON I-IS. April N. Prupriotur. ON SATURDAY, THE Slat OF ' mg, n. , ------~-- -~ THE ANNUAL MEI: N0 of I.hoShuehold- on of the City of K1 t n` Water Works (`om- rnwill be hold a the Company`: miles on 0. DAY. 2nd ny next. It 3 o'clock p-tn`. for gho purpose of 0 coming Directors for the en- suing your and the transaction of general busi- nun J. \Vll:S0.\'. April 22nd. 1887. ` Manager K.'.\V. I 11.. Tuned: or anuxggron. I -n. DI-an r -rm: 3 SARGEANT. 11.3 cono'3;'or . cumcn. mama. JOHN COBBE. - Hunger for Mr. Barrett. Sent: now on title. April 23. CLOTHES BASKETS. WORK BASKETS. TRUNK BASKETS. BABY WILLOW CRADLES. ' BABY WILLOV7 CHAIRS. TRAVELLING BASKETS HAND BASKETS. FLOWER BASKETS. PAPER BASKETS. MARKET BASKETS. 3-oonu.'iif riffs '1'1ir)'1E mnmmc-3 _,- l5`lIIl|qloouuu.audnnlnIbohr. . . _/ IltIIoI'.tkI|.Iyg onqg.`... What-kpoounouuouoouuu I-I-I-tubal-vy-no-p.-dwnlo-gay, <`q|I.s!|!-!!I1-F!!!-II-auI-osn-us... ' F-I-0. I-cl-I--II II NIFII VIII: 'FnURsD'A",".[13-rE1'i"t:; 1337. % Special Enguunont. ot the Famous English Actor. ` ` I Supported by mss and the Lon- don Prtnoed Than-ocom . thonnd mu'J"'1{L"'""` A nan-on:-n vs-.-g-. -.._ L, OPERA % HOUSE \ ;-on`!: man? o1n.v-- Mr. WILSON BARRETT, i n_-......`...a l._ IIIQC u-Anon: . -6.. 11. `fnaody ' I on Th: Drama of9'!`Hl * 11.. l`nInndv nf; !`_I .1 WATER WORKS NOTICE. 4_l`_)_ATES To REMEMBER. TO BE RAF_FLAE`D l\AlII9vv\'xA-g T... eonoe OLIFF. II: General bod`: Agent. MISCELLANESUS. ( Es!!! bl ish ed_'18~l~I), III lJUu \l\II.Ill Montreal. Jlrlnlon street. Shot. 8 to the aid southerly 3`: lane : Ihonooculerly uv -nu: xiv. ll. I'LA.\ AOA.\'. U, City (`kn-I. IU JU.\ l`.}. j.j- '--vC`$-vijij -'W--"VI Ito do width unhchl cl In new geourta50!.cu*IIhlhhiI7IU~ mthh|llo.boh)n-Iuuolunlnoulltdr ruuuunulol thouuull Int. BQIIIII will trout:-ho-ls. Ishlnqldlduoluoluhlllsiowl uqnln hklluun Ibilhlucubh -in . mugs` jf mu- CC 1 I 3 WII onnudllnov juuue up. Wnuu bpuluy In-llhr. lib rho in public lihhnlnoanplmul Ihonoullolhin oviuudorh lllnnoonulllcnlc fotcnowhohahIurInndhuu.cudIl- I; oduonhd. and uuplchuly Ipn I gInncoutu.pI'ov'|-Ioulvrlthsuphucnnnno nu-cod--ll bolnnrcunnhluhnnalouw ncuouutud uonlhnrydqnod juh -an 'rudna-cu-o-u.....au pan-ndul-undtlcudvuhpsvuhun lhnncloclhhnnllp. Ialdlnh bynllhvlthuopn-but fodunoothtr thnthlublahhohluullulohoiloh ennui. hlIohI|nIuh.IIIlIooI|Il- `man 050.. uuouu-an-nu.-no, It '3 now in onlo: for the frk-ml: 0! Mr. T. H. Mdiuin. Q.(`.. to mngntuhto him upon his appointment to the position ol judge of the Iupnno court for the district ol Snlstnhoru. N.\\'.T. The choice vru undo U-nouns up. it wucounno-I at the nth uoothgou Saturdqpnul thogow uur Ioruullyvohbnncdon to it on I\`&y. II B. Riordan. an Iaolnplhbonl hot. and only a mural tine. possibly kn llgn A month until M. |.I.l2..x... ....._ A- -_.-v---V----wwu---unu-v.PijI- lj E l ninth, until Mr. Ilotiuln canon to In 0 ndlutdliun. IIPlAL|L._g_....lAL._.._ 1--.: , .n nu-, u-nnve-nJvvv4vD 0 ll3`nI4'IL`. The \\'ma does not. in its ref:-reneee to the Lenedowne evictions. hold thnt they ehould not be criticized. but it doee not think there is my warrant for carrying the war ngninet the lnmllonle into (`mule eimply because the governorgenered is here at present, That his agents hnve been giving great of fence we judge by the tone 0! the Irish pn- pere. end by the report: nppenring in then` We reed that at a meeting of the Athy Bonrd of Gunrdiun. the following reeolntion was proposal : That we condemn in the etmngeet poeeihle terms the notion of the tory government. in aiding Ind nuiethg thoee cruel and henrtleee evictions which nt present (lingrnce our country. uni of which we have heal web All experience in this union within this pnnt week on the eetnte of Lord Lnnenlownc, who holds oice hilneoll under .\lr. Bnlfourk oriction cnllinet." After eevernl speeches, strongly condenunntory of Lord Lnnedowne for wrecking the homes of eome 70 poor funiliee. the reeolntiun wee carried unnnimouely. At .\loone. Athy, .\ln.ryhomugh. Phillpetown. .-\l)l)f\'lt`l\. Unl- gue And other plum public meetings were I held, et which einiilnr reeolntiune. but much more strongly expreeee-I. wen ndupte-I en-I eul-ecripticne tnhen up fur Loni Lena downc.-`I unhappy victim; \\'e nleo renal thnt another meeting, also very lnrgely nt tended. we: held in Cnrluw. for the pnrpuee ' of expreeeing eympexhy with the tenants I evicted by Lord Lune-lmrne nt Lnggncnrran. 1 So Loni Lnnenlowne has not moulitied hi: i tonne oi eettlement A moment tun noon. No i he: taken the wiser conree. npnrt from the 1 action o( Ir. O'Brien. but the greet nation- nliet regnnie the one ne eecting the other M and poetponee hie crnennle in (`male until \ he henre lmm the tennnte. I I I Now that the provincial leghlatnre has amended the law of libel, O0 in as civil ac- tions are concerned, the elforte of newspaper publishers should, in the opinion of the To ronto .\`m~:, be directed with renewed energy to securing the needed changes in the crimiuul law. which can only be pro- cured from the dominion parliament. The work," it says, in only half doneasyet. The criminal law contains the same worm- lies which have just been aboliahed in as far as they applied to action: for damages. Under its pro\ isione journalists are liuble to be be held answerable in one province for acts committed in another, and may be ruined by vindictive prosecutions. compel- ling them to leave their homes and travel hundreds of miles to reply to accusations brought against them. The technical con- struction of the law, which infer: malice in a publication which may be the result of in ndvertenco or misunderstanding, still ob- tains The amendments which fall intonthe scope of the dominion government are just as important as those granted by the pm- vincinl house. and the movement for a com- plete reform should not be relaxed becauee half of what may sought for has been secured. And upon the conservative press the burden of the pressure in the federal house falls. The liberal press will back it its much no possible, but those ahould have a most inuence who have friends at court. 8` What may we not expect from Hon. Thus. \\ hite. the journalistic representative in e, I 1" 1 the cabinet Y TI wm4:1n.\' nn FFT3h;'m0; a pan, as allgllans. In published oven Inuldu momma our. Almcihd to the yam:-bone otthobest And : must buy Job omceo (haul: ' rapid. Itylhh and cheap` work ; 8 impmvodwrlnunn Irma. moat busy Job ollk andoh enpwork :8 THE DAii.Y WH}G. `Tn: Bumun `l-\'Iuo1a hushed ever: oven-' In`. at 8 `King St Kingston. Outnrib. , A1` 818 DOLLARS Plll \ IAll- Ai>\1:It171?ls`.3tnx1's. li`ortorllna.onohulm`I:::tInaauon.. 35 0 to `tin nut. .... ..l0c un n:Zn'.m" u:;toonaocuuvohu.... 50, 0 Onooaw subsequent loo ' Twice: woo}. subsequent in .... .. so " tweaks uontIn....... In Nouoe-o2nlruK'34um_;u and Danthamc. osch.nnlmwhenbooked. whantlhohu-[o_d. nouculu I-ending oolumnnnrcohnlf odsloxtnrutg. ` ` 5-0- .I(Il. J`.s'l'l('A'1!`Gl`~l1Pl*.`. LA .\'s1)o n'.\'1;'. 4 h:.i'.4'.\' rs. OH`/r pcr'br6cn ANNouNc`MENT.`7 v... . ---,_...v- p--v--. p-vuu r ED\\'. J. B. PENBI. Pmpriomr. LIRIJIINA L LIBIL. E's:-.. :..`.`.`:.'...i.'.::`.~.::::: I II nmumn- wn.,,,n . THE BRITISH xvme, WEDNESDAY APRIL` 2:, In theImIro!Inli&&h.lmlvIL`N unsung. nuy II anon non ptinhly.thnu lnplyu-van if an tun (no. I vouhl \ uppnritbesctwhit-It liqoorudtho men who drink it from not I public Iuiancn. Auuinuuooolthogood ooct u! the nctlunyunutlnt than the Ounce do- `$tioIIuuIphco|ocnhuJI2: :.\uL'u_v our _\`fIl' II I Qfmul "Bofure the ht ol Mny. I885,(`ohu|cn in I noenriouo plus fur drunkcnnul. loud to |ueolrunkeu men noli on the struts. 1 driving furioudy. at too rink to do either. bun"-In a drunken ` t every now and than. `Sinwuthutliunelguotuulolonnl , dnmku nu tony ridge. 0: on ? I that day. in the vilhgo cl Cohdzrnnd *onlyn\w_v low udorthoinlunadliquor at all. Adda-I N the for whom I has us- cninlly inuxiubd I have no doubt than n boon may than I did not no. Bun if then won as much liquor cold and drink udur Ibo not so under licnooo thvdoftvcuolbo ocu? (N courts to sllluow right wollthcu in not unrly the am quuuty told and drunk N it would I show ind! u . l "I! it he -5.! u....a. .5. .... -.....-- 4 Y Iiuv null ll IIIDOPQ. I "lt_iI be aid that the amounts! at drinking. only it icdounoropdvu.1y,m.. I lnnlv. urn. at oL.n ._.... ._.- nu. uus uuuer ulugna .\'oIrl -lun`I mean to any there is no liquor sold here under the Scott not : I be Iieve them in ; but not nonrly so much _u fonuerly. un-la-r liu-nae. I mun- here in June. I834. In July of that year we I the \`am act mnupnign, and on the 7th of Novena!-or following the are vru ndopud I) 5 majority u! 7!) votes. 0! mane It elem --u the tint ol the {allowing May. to that we hue now had the act in fame for uncdy one _vent and ten nouuu. "ihlu-no an In ..l U... nun: t`_L.I-- ._-- nnueruneu-I butundorliceuo:nr. to n from St. Pull. adding only ` uy [able in puvnthclis. it in `not under III`. but |IncI\r nlinim-1.` ` ; uyunulo ul puvnuocus. II I ha`. but nmler (qliuknce ".\'0I'l Jun`! nun-n In Ill `GU IRICIII W W"). W rlrudwltznto Hill to my pol-mung] hp`-. `N180 "N: Na! act hm woonplinhcd : Inut_unount of good in this county, E 0|Pt`|I||fy in this village. unl that in tpih of the act that the uljoi ` muggy of Pontiac. in the Province of 5. mg under the not but under licence Hi`. use 1 lnncnna {mm II...I -_n_n:__ ,_|,, .. I, r I I .-v as - r ______ -- -. -uvuu-u pcliuu INIIIHGCF cal with the press of Kingston to uoend the bench in the north-west, his predecessor being .\lr. Jonph Rynn, whose pen. while A student and bu-rinorat-invl in Kingston. during its otherwiao idle momenta, was en- gaged in turning newspaper articles. the pungencyof some of which has been felt even to this day. \ QIIIIIII Re\'.;ls. Lnwunn. of Cobden. Rnenfrew (`o..oo emu Inentoftompenncethnx he earned the Min`; of an anal: from I Ioml howl-kc.-oper. write: us an able uni cx~ lnustivo loner neat Ibo work` ol the Scott act. I-`min pound know the rev. gen tlunan gins the following facts: But mmellnl that Many ol an Imp pen to know something about it ourselveg uni have not to depend on Inouuy or take Anybody else`: word. I living Ilol` nearly three yarn in the tiling. of Golden. in the county of Rnnlnw. Ontario, an u Band tonal: that an Inv ..........| 5...... 1- VVIl$L:CI`I.$--* COUCH (Al h ii. I Huh. full. sun. 58:2-1:oIk~eu.` .` April 27. (`unuln Citizen. D-.. The Itxhlhll Giro: by 3 (`Inn-hnnn-1 At! It I Sm-cod. - -v---v. -Aausnnlluuvli mr. \lC\lllll'U ; DI" the Willi: congratulate: him As A journalist. It may not be generally known. but it! in I V fact nevertheless, that he has for I couple of you: acted as editorof the Nnrs and neu- dered I service the termination of which our contemporuy must regret. Mr. ;\lv.-Gain was well read politically. and wrote as the bettenseneed journalists of the day me writing. with a view to interest and instruct the people in the topic: of the hour. He did not obtrude his personality into the editorinl columns, nor did he make free with the per sonnlity of othere, and as A result no one could have enjoyed n more harmonious ex- ! perience. He is the second person connect- ml with oh. ....... ..c L':......-- -- 4. I ~ I A- ...... Irwvu -u gs.-gnu uni Iuluuu Clllwll. He has given his attention to a multitude of nnathen). and in every occupation to which; he bent his energies won credit for [his tido.-Ii.` ty. As a member of the bar, of the council, of the law and national societies, and of the church he has been ready to do vhataoever he thought was best, and he had the gift of speech and the courage to take a leading position in all of them. Political and legal and other friends will. of course, congratulate Mr. McGuire ; but than \\'un\ ......-_.aA~|-A-- I--'- - - eu------suuu. Luv uvw Lvurw In El!!! l\'orth`_-Weet Territories having beenpreetenl by the preeentovernment it ran only to be expected that it would reward by ap- pointrnent to the eanne thoee who were friendly to it. Over the Auinaboia. Judges Richanleon and Wetmone will preside ; over the Alberta, Judges McLeod and Rnuleau ; over the Saakatchewan, Judge McGuire. A coneervative being certain of the -plnce. `Mr. McGuire now lla, we have no reason to object to his selection ; on the contrary the, government ha, in honouring a deeerving member of the conservative party. done it~ eelf honour algo, since no one can die- pute the ability of the learned gentleman and hi: tness for the discharge of the duty ; that has been aeeigncd to him. Mr. McGuire has been an active and useful citinen. He has mi.-._ |.:_ AAA___A.-,_ 4 I--- um: Bu magnum, home, ' ` .l?0`'iD3. _tl:o chantry gbont in defveloping, gnd every day will mph: hign mono redou- ciletl on the clung!-d axle: of events. lnnnint-..-_g_ A- ....I;I!- -,- _-.._ f i ..-- .-> --u. sugusru \lll.II7l VI I.1ICI.I_tI. Appointments topulilic otiieo nowi-days, civil or judicial, are by lhlllidllgu-no - 11.. :_ A`. A SOOTT ACT IN RENFREW. JE.\`.\'lI (`. HHAWH plvnslvd to [in In can In horn. Lumucarl. Ian. and D: ` oolunvn PAIn1vcu:nhohq-lnnununcht no meulnry llnq. --lS WILLIAM I'l'lII'l'.-t-- Zfhd-- n-L-_ 1.. _.|_.n__ ___nL ...._ uwv srcuuil/PT mt. J.P.G i ll!!! ` I5.iii'I5"s"": izmg. Al N. Ihl. WI ,9 (Turns/ionwvass, lb... It-....l.J. -o IL. DADA`: JUST mm M an J. K. oyvsii j OITY FLOUR STORE. April to; miouliomoxjm }Td=c;d a. w. Yh i'7a'3,'o'..;'.'.`... 3:. [In-n-, A-an