STAMPS H13 Syru of Linseed and Turpen- tine a. Precious - V IIIUU 9W0= 1 morinan siims. 1 gtwhfcn BIV.M0D_0t.l VIIGIJJWIJI Wu: 1-cry I-e_9nQ_a'n :_|'1'5aiongiy`to shit country. Thgb hcghi cawljlhh in're_I`I ions work the char hot 306 `oanqwllile :6 mgr, 9Ationnl:#i4_epW ;_r couribrlel. _ Rev. . . Pack. Napnhoe.` road 9 pt- DGI Iihth hgqgbgon lfopnrgd . {or the occa- Qlqgybg tbq .vonarA lo pdnfouor Greg . no long pmleuor olahqrch history an no: college, Toronto, "whb ins not: abfe to` be prawns qkxagn hing,.gi`ving A very in- Qoruting thatch o t.he'lifo.nnd work of the Rev. B. McD:nmll nod some of the other only Pcgcbyboriau ministers of ghin pro- vim-n, We can" onlv viva an extract or IVVIIIIIIIIIIXIJUII nu" IIIIII yll!?U0` fa` - obi! -pwg. .m ;..u.I`!!WP*! * . V-9,. wii 2-!,zdb.!' , ..`-vit1,vf.s1 nf e9'.--chi`? 3.; gate, `-3 % c. T . tram; `ev...J. I_ir.i,`. Far-G? M9` 019* of be c 1s.ouyn' or AT y.-l,'*M' go}? at. -cn.=mv._,,nong.a xenon-H` mu Q9 I-`oupQ.n'| " I liVI.-A. l:..l. :...Ih..n.H Aha" In" -nlfalnnn war} E`. n v n'Z.a . s`. -~.:.\. `. .>; ' ~ "I or uhblinhing _lenann;.memon-Y scho- lnnhin in Qunnkuui Itnchd dull- C2000 10! CIUIINIIIIIII` `:13- 'I;I`U;lIl.2UUll 1noi It ' u I ,. `*3f'??*"*"2 vaa-?`pve via 5*-5is;m+ ` hfwiil. no doth v"rovv`21nfto'. -uchi Dcnlh or A Gndnnco. .n., |I|7yl pOl'||_u mluluuns U1 yum pun- Ve can only give anextracb 'l'AIaL'l'IBIIlGl'NBSlP'l'.7h. UVIIIVQII VII hil for tl;: next few weeks will be sold at the following prices ; "FAIRLAWN." Jdnnsrou ST. I Jfllll E-"l1I'i-Ci QI- Kinaswn I@ i1E%s.ijl1Hev% A nrvvvnpvwu nutw-via-urn WANTED--YOUR NAM :;-;:,;`:;;e-mrg; Vonl()r'a Manual." " lnvontlnrl \\'nuu'd" am Prizes on Patents." All free. Vllrion a Marlow Htauxt Solhnnrn Tannin Ruildlnn. Mnntvul A. Blanchard, C.A3. J. B. MCKIY. _P11ncIpAl. President. This is the nost. thing on the market for (-ampvrn or to use In the home when occa- slnunlly crowded for spruce. A Fine Muttrm-1:4, nll w00l,H0fL and comfortable, lu go with H. :\I- ml `in In I.-m. 0lll`h'p(`0L'11--C.'lmp Hod, 1-m'erc with Ixcavy Duck, mnde of maple, only $1. (lump Clmlrs, S1001!-1, Eu-., 251' up. Hur Vt-rxunluh nn-I I):-ck (`hairs are worth looking at. Yours, aux, This Woven-Wire. Bed-Folding Legs, extra strong, only $1.50. T.F.HarrisonCo.\ Ilx am... or Century aiding. Ab Buffalo. June 30sh,"Teddy" Edwards nished six months of continuous daily century riding on the lame cheiulsss Col- umbia." During unis enhira period Ed- wards has enjoyed perfect: health and has shown no signs of fshiguo save on a few special occasions following the hardest kind of road work under adverse weather conditions. He says than he now feels better in every way than he did when he started January lab and his gensml sp- pearanco seems to fully corroborate hh statement. Unless Edwards is abnormal- ly constituted, the result of his experi- ment: ohus far would seem no totally upseb various theories emitted by physicians and physical culturists. _-High Grade Wheels-I bellow:-ue. A vary exciting time was spenb on Tues- day night: ab Kemptvillo. Two men of that town have been in the habit: of taking ex- curaions, 3 young girl accompanying them. The boys got one. plsdod him on I rail and pinched Iim into the river. They found the girl under a cedar log, but the other fellow escaped. The crowd cheered bhe boys heartily. LiAnh.C'nl. John P. HIIIIHDOD. 951] boys heartily. Lisub.-Col. John Hsmiloon, United Shabos cavalry, who-loll in Cubs, wnssson of the late David Hamilton; Charleston Lake.and was born and broughh up in that district. Ab Izhe Limo of his death he owned s ne farm near Charles- ton. He was about: aixby years of sge.snd had a splendid ropubstion ss A soldier snd oicer. The gallant: soldier was a brother of Mrs. R. L. Booth, Malloryhown. and Mrs. Morris. Portland. of the gun Inner. . Principal Grant: was in Beilqvillo on Tuesday looking up data for the purpose of an address which is to be I-ountad to On- bheriue Pair '1`:-sill, wibh t 6 royal bounty, l50 per year. She is (she oldeab living British uovelilt and about time raided in Balleville. A ....-.. nvnihinn rimn wan nnnnh nn Tulsa. 1 yqnaorasy an nroorvuza. Mn. Foster, Batch`. died on Saturday. aged nineby-four you-u. She vna bl: tnol'.h- er-`bf Mrs. (Rom), G. J. Dingmn Bollo- vi lo. ` Chief Rose. Btqckvillo. roournod from Sherbrooko. Quo.. ou_ Tuesday night. bringing Mel: him John Roberts, wanted on \ charge 0! aadncoion. The magisbrsoo refused to acce b bail without: the oonsoun of the gir M er. p.-amuml mntz Bail-ille I [ UIITDIW, noun or ulniuuv yuhordny II} Brookville. I Mn. Foster- Babb`. d new at an Dlltrlot ouudonlod non duo ' ' Whig ! lxalnixu. Ru. M. W. MacleIn..'Il.A.. Bhllovillo, . bu left for Amp to the Adironthch for hi: hnnlhh, I [III I319 I0!` I hie healbh. M n........- It ma nemn. k I Goorgo E . Nicholson and Miss Mary` I Garnet, book of Landowm. wcro mu-I1 . _--L-_.l-- -0. n.....b..iII. , 1% * P0l!TIl')1 and Dairy. Purest and Best " '"_ m Olnniuo ST. Phono. ` nun Furniture and Undertaking. CAMP BEDS. |OOKBlNDING xmesron BUSINESS couaa That, we have n large stock or Fly Nets. Lap Robes, Whlps, Halters, Brushes, Sponges and Ftuble acces- mro.-4. Ku)r|<*.'-`. Business at the price or clncupnt-nu. 0'r'm`. - :;.*.*,::~.-..-7 _3T_T'3 EDUCA ! IONAL. TO LET YOU 1 W0 nIlII(ll'Ul'1IlUII$ll(l UUIIITI In sum! lrom one tbonund to ten thousand dolhu. For particulars qbply so Godwin : lniurance Emporium, onavmcrahuai. ' -2-1: IN ALL ITS BRANCHE. )'r'm`. :;.e:r.:. Ask four grocer for 41 1 mum um I . a run {rand Evemn ax mas sno - ,D cxvu. ehmvxclg NB-oreuuu U Std. 698 for Classes. HAND BUB} Indmduai lnntructlon. For full information call It 001- Iege Omen. ounreuowv Block. HARDWARE. ad 0 MONDAY. JAN. I r and lno H! mqn.sm0mE KNIIW Ail dhotdnn augnd by n Dillon: auto 0! the quiz on lo-cund by using Carin : uuu-um Pius. `-Nnpuin. or discomfort-anudingthdtuo. `fivoto {CI por_lnqolL- tho unuumn-`o vIcl:nrInu' Ink Iur'n0unpoudIronPillo. but an no l"A'lIM AND CITY I R()PERTYlnlut0d at lnwnutpouulble rates. Before renewing old or giving new bnalnnsu at rates from. BTRANG as'1`R.ANGE. lmenta. sz.._wm "CI. '....."T.n.'...u 2.. Ch Cubans! \ n._I!-o.-_I-mu... _ A u..'.I|.v.. u.__ Dl5lHIU1Il, Bll IIIUIIII. IEII I WIIW UIICU has It you auhclplt.--Ncw Xork Truth. Atmnbal--8ho Admin tint Ihomarrlod him for his two. Clu-ioo-Wha't doel he say? Annabel-0h. her money talks for him! -Phudelphla Annex-team C|rrIo--Would you advlno no to unify tho that mm that pmpouof Rnnn|A-Bv nll manna `nnn t CAM u-I "The man who would not cheat any om out of a cent," aald t.ho"`CummInsvme cage, "in not always infallible when it comes to saving 8 cents by not paying postagoon the extra welghtof his letters. " -C1nolnnntl Enquirer. "Z 1 Great Opportunity Wucod. "You are trying to introduce a new brand of 5 cent cigars, aren't you?" uvnn ll 4 IIU IIUIJIUITHI LI! BIIU U lK1I'U\l. "No, I prefer to st ml, thank you," she replied, for she was a cruel girl. Hn thnm wnn nnthlmr for him to do hnt lvpnvu, 101` mm wax! u l'l'lll'I turn. so there was nothlng for him to do but an and bag his trousers for ten miles tarthor.--Dot.x-alt J ournul. -. -- -uv ...v-_-v- Why. F1-eddy, how dirty you an. and only yeatardny you wrouo a verse for papa : birthday. promulng Always to wash your hands clean. " lC\`YgII unnpnuuuung GIL-6 inn: nn`` -soundl- Mu-I-led For S|fot.y. Bowker-IIow did Mainriprht come to marry that woman? Why, she is onlyu nursanmid, and besides she is on sparking terms with half tho police force. Stilllng9--Thnt's what he married her for. If her old friends on the force haunt the house, it will be well guarded against burglArs.-Boat.on Transcript. __-..-..._v- vv.-,-._,- Fundnnver .000.00o. In nddmonwwhloh the Ho hol em have for security thl un- l;l% m ornllthoatnckholdors. I AN CITY I R()[ EIVI`Y Insured lnwnul. nounllnla rams. Before renawlmr old or ' X08. ` Why don't you go to those fellows who write war bulletins on the big binckbourds and see if you can't. rent. the backsof thvir coma for advertising purposes?-Chicngo Tribune. The car was full. Pray take my seat," he implored as she o hm-ed. "Nn T rmnfnr On at ntl thnnlr vnn " ahn IIHHUH C-lK`l.lllo ` Well, mnmmn, that was only a poetic llocnie."-Fllegendo Blntter. -u vuw-u 3.`... un- Jim's betwixt two fires," sald the rural gossip. E! be j`lnea do army, he'll brmk ` hls mothal-'3 heart, an 0! he stays home a-loafln an n-doln of nothln he'll break ` daddy's heart, an `twin the two the poor boy has almost mule up his mind to pick out some good. lmlustrlons woman an glt n1nrr|ed!"-At.lnntn Oonstltutlon. utrb uuuu n uuguuy guuu u.u.u5. "How's that?" W'y, hit : put people to Itudyin up learnln nomethin about 3'05:-lfyan the dir- foranco `twin or bobtleship an or oruison." What iz the dm'ronce, enuyhow?" "W'y, on the cruiser the captlng he-7. hla shoes shined mint 3 day an the bnslelhlp oapting he: hlss'n shined three tzlmei."-- Atlanta Journal. Bung!" the rie rang out loud and clear. As it was a small caliber gun, capable of rings steel clad bullet with frightful velocity, the bullet passed on$lro- ` ly through the heroine and the hero too. Invnntlvn nnnlun had umln dantmvnd H. M) [IFUIAJUV nun Wlll nut uurptuuuv Aurlu. ` I IIIIFUIIBLI uuu IIIFUILIU uuu NIH! IIUIIU IIUU. Inventlvo genius had again destroyed I mmanoe.-Up to Date. Human. ' J I'll Jest tell ya, tellers, this yarn wut he: been a mighty good thing." "1-I'nw'n f.hnt9" ` LVUI U-Vvlla The villain raised th rie and pointed it at the heart of hi: captive. Suddenly a scream was heard, and Doioref, beautiful Dolores, rushed madly between them. She ung herself into the arms of her lover as if to protect him with her cox-pulonts form. Rnna|" Hm rin mac nut. land and Mabel--Iun H.hat fellow Weyler 3 bunch- er, though? !(IrHn__I-In rnnlf. ha Fla mmn want-Q R E. SPARK!-J D. I). 8. L. D. S.,M.1)..Dl4'N- c TIST. 0 ce203g rlnceua stmat. Resi- deuoe 132 Unlveralt Avenue. Umce hours lln.m.lo 6 .m. Baurduy evenln , 8 to 16 nlenhone . C. P. Sherman. . D. 8.. UT, DIIOUKDY KIme-Ho must be. He evon wears mutton chop whiskers.--`New York World. LANA (I5 IIIIVU Ilxllbllls Clllll IUDB UL IIIX What; is the meaning of this? in- quired his amazed usocintoa. (Of course he had -no friends.) Only yesterday you were clamoring for peace at any price. It. in trust rnnlhxll an nnnnnrhmul, WW) UIHIIIOTIHK 11)!` P130100 LII: Illly ].|I'IL'U. It is true, replied the copperhoad. But; since then my janitor has enlisted!" ` -Now York Journal. `b_ . . . . . - ,, _..._ l`h_ lvolnlon lftWU"OI Iran I than AA-.4-Q; ULICIU Quill [IV UHUIIVIIUK I113 lJllL'UIl|I- Hurrah for war." he cried vehement: ly. red. red, sangulnary war! Three cheers for the stars and stripes! Down wig: t-he,Sponia1-(ls! Viva Cuba ltbro! Let us htfve ghting and lots of in l" What in aha mnnnlnn nf thin? in. KEEKMX WIIIHUUF` ILIU IIII Ul Ul-kllulllls Even the news at Dewey ! glorious achievement in Mauilla bay failed `to ig- nito the dump wood. of his onohuiasm. Honw nothing but bubnrity-in the de- atruction of tho enemy seet mdthe over- whelming triumph. of thoAxne:-iqnn ships. Itwu theroton not` to be wandered qt has he should be regarded with contempt by all who knew him and referred to as a copperhead and a traitor to his country. Rut nnn nn Inn:-ninn has nnhnnhlhnd his "C0p]')8I`UIQ ' unu D El'ElI*0l' 00 [III Villllafy. _But one fine morning he astonished his acquaintances in the city by appearing among them with a. conspicuous mproduc- tion of Old Glory at his buttonhoio and an Uncio Sam tie encircling his throat. FI'nn-ah fnr war " he nrlnd Imhnvnnnt: x -v-v--- ` . - I If:-onI_-"tho vcvyqt-hohadbomvlblcnt `lyoypooodtocho ldnolwurwithgpun. ` At the clue of` the unanhnourpungn ' of the bill appropz-latlng 060,000,000 90- ` ward our national deftnseu he hul loudly protested against such 5 slntulwwbrot ., ` nnhhn Inmml . I yubhc money. man hnntd H FIIDIIO IIIOIIQ. :1 When hostilities actually commenced." he held up his hands in horrorausho` thought that inhibit advanced agotwo gnu na- tions should be unabio to match their dif- ferences wlthouttho lid of bloodnhnd. `D-..-. A-I.-. -..-- nl Tin-Au}-' tnlnplnn 8 mm. to Iephoc D. 8.. . IIKUU IIIBII IEII lllmf 'Beaalo-By all means. Don ! wait that non: H can nnrrhnln It-_Nun Vn-wk Truth Clunmtnulllo Boga. _-__ _L_ __._|.: _-A -I.__A vloth ollondort. In Clou Qunrlon. ._;_.,:_A A_- n_.._ n __A Poona uoonu. Not nvod. . 1 Napnneo Nobel NA1'A.-mm, July 7.-Ao the cheese board yesterday afternoon l.l94 boxes of cheese were boarded. 794 white and 400 oolqtqd; 150 white and 100 color. ed sold It seven cents; balance on- sold. The following buyers were present: Messrs. Alsnnder, Thompson, Vsnluven. Bissell. McGrol.h, Watkins. Only one bid of seven cents was undo. Miss Lillian M. Hall voaprogreuivo oochrs party on Tu oy evening in honor of Miss Fowler, who is ylslbing Miss Herring. UJIUU "The union between bheoountrloais close, and is likely to grow clout still. Honor to all those who seek to corroborate the bond ! I am, dour sira, faithfully yours. "W. E Gmne-ros1:._ Lonjon. Liverpool `inifalobe Fire Insurance Company. u.._.:- ......_ Ann Ann nnn v . ._ ;_ _.Ln_u. LU] 105. IU- "Such more as proceeds from labor of tabs brain I always eabeem the hub lthy of that which comes into my bmdg. And twain I hours A furtlmr nlmumm in un uuuu wmcu Cuulua H100 my nlnug. And again I have a further pleunre in becoming, in however bumble a degree, a vehicle of English thought to the American mind. u'l\L-.._x..- L-L_--_ LK_ _, ..n_,- ,u ,, An Unpublished Letter from Ir. Glndnono on Unlon Between the Two Countries. -I an article on the relnbions of Great: Bx-i in and the United States printed to- day `n the London Chronicle, Honr Nor- ma quotes the following unpu liabed er (tom Mr. (lladsbono. to his Ameri- publiehera, Charles Scribner : Sons : "ballmexgy, Pm k, Edinburgh, March 17th. 1880. Dear Sim: lhmr lnnvn tn nnhnnwl- ' nuluuurgu, murcn um. ID-`DU. Dear Sirs: I beg leave to acknowl- edge the receipt of your obliging draft 67 185. 2d. un....|. 1...... .. ...._..-..-A- 1...... LL-.. -2 hll DWIIII llllllg BOUDU, Wen COW"- So desperate was the nilsunbion bheb an Inulien peeeenger drew his knife and made direct: eh one who, like himself, was en- deevoring to reach the boats. Immedi- ately tip acbion was imibaied in every di- rection. Knives were ourished end ueed with effecb. Women and children were driven back to ineviheble death an bhe point: of weapons. the owners of which were experts in their use. According to euorierof survivors, women were etabbecl like eo`rI;tuy sheep. The scene on bhe water weeeveu worse. Many of the un- fortmnIt`e.e`who were ahruggliug in the Weber ebtempted bo drew riiemoelvee into the hoetpend on rafbe. These were push- ed beck" iuton watery grave. Hero. too. knives were used freely. Not. All nf the dmul moi. rlnnhh he rh-nun. I IIIIIVHN WUFU uauu lrly. Not all of the dead met doabh by drown- ing. Christopher Brunon saw A sailor bo- longing to the La Bourgoyne strike a pan- eenger and hill him. ANEBLO-AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP. On ooard were a large number of Italians and obher foreigners. These ends stoop- padmb nothing. In the bomb was a party of for-by women; hub 30 groan we: the panic uheb not a hand was ruined to Isaiah in her launoning. The occupants. so near caved. were drowned like recs when the ehip.with an awful hissing sound, wenb down. Rn dnnnm-nu: Inna thn nilmnnn hhnh an UR"U| ` KANSAS Cm . Mo., Joly 7,-Among those on La Bourgoyno woo, tho entire family of John Perry. or the firm of Keith & Perry, of bhie ciuy, one o! the biggest: coal and lumber concerns in thajoubh ween. Thoyincludsd: Mrs. John Perry, Katherine, aged six years; Misses Florence and Sadie. twins, ag`ed,t.'.-.'eut;,' yours, and A. Perry, and eleven`: years. Mn. Petty with her two youngest: children. had mul. oho older daughters, who had juobgradun! ed from an onion: college in New York. alluroceediug to France for A summer : outing. [Tn nnnl-H man: a lawn: nnmhnu A` [malign- Ul rruuaylvhull. Walcer V. Clark and wife. 01 Buchan- mck. N.J., were among aha pmengora. They were married Iaeb waek-on Thurs- day. Mr. Clnrk is well known among the militia of northern New Jersey. MID. H. H. Knnwlma and Min Cm-hr-nrin dance 13-) Hnlvarauv Avenue. umce hours. I}_u e camovsgy Wood Co., Lumuu Ul uurcuaru new aerlay. Mn. H. H. Knowles and Min Gertrude Knowles are the wife and daughter o! H. H. Knowles. inapocbor of ngeuoioaol the Equibable life assurance company in Chi- CEHOL FIIICU. Nlw Yomr, July '7.-Ped.ro`J. Bola Ind his `twelve-your-old son were among Lt Baurgoymfa cabin pcuongeu. `Sonar 80,80 wu A civil engineer of Panama, who was idenhied wibh tahodbuildi of rulwnyu hero. and who was connocgg with Gho Do Leuepa in the Panama canal Iohumo. ` He was bound for Paris to not up 5 mqmhu of a connniuion nppoinoed "to decide upon menus for complebing the canal. Prof. and Mrs. Simon Koppo were on L: Bourgoyne on their wedding trip. Prof. K0 pa in of tho fnculby ol, the university of cnnaylvanin. Wnlrnr V m... ....l mu. -0 u-..r.-.._ ..::'."":r:::s:,::.'..4;`.:;.':.'~" *~""= hon; uughodyvhon lag wad told shun a unaImwnIon Lho`llhu'bl pouongorb 6! the lill-hGed'Bourgo'yne. ' Yon nnn im:o:nA that: I hurt: nn dash-A on :5 Within - l m-nun nourgoyno. I You can imagine thnh I hue no desire | (to uni! by tho 1:; o!jNow, York. he uid. lb hgn `ninnn bean Inn-nnd than him rnkn a{ifBy"aB'ql,""6}~i'ow York." 'Eo'iZs'. I!) has `since been lo`:-rnd than the rnhn uh:-rod ho was Eugene Du.3o|t. I whole- sulo "miller in Ontario uttoob; No. 1,127. in this oihy. ` ' , Thran vnnna lndinn lxhn Mignon Rnnnnn lu';uhf0:lyu:l`lD India, the Hi} , R0noAn'd Lnn Bmolou And Amide` Iabouremn. who worn drowned. loin. Monhml so join th convent of the Fomnlq Fnnoiucanu in Fnnco. xv..." \Y...... 1__|_-u n__\-_ 1 3--- ,,.I rvu-v vs u-w nuuuuvu nu-uwuuuu vu vuu locum: L55 Dnguqpp. 1. Mournnn, July 7.-'~`- Q` Dal Bogogfor-I ` ncrl of the Spank}: log: -uni.-A -pk--u In; -.J tnhl -|.-o. I. . .,.I- ha "6, B '4` ~ .55 > K. KILBORN M. D., M. C. P&S., LATE 0 Medical Buperinmndentmnpwn Gene- ralocpitnl. Coroner for City Ind Country Omoo formerly occupied by the law Dr. saun- ders Telephone No.M2. ' 7":- Illl UHIIIIN {hr be the mama-hnndihhl-mun 1115111 on st. '31.. pinata: T F u`! `I -i $l|t w ` traublu to put up. {win at and every desoription of Wife V llllllk (natured by E Pmmet. 9.5.-.:3a'-z;`.v;*:=` Wire cfuuii` E? 1`...-.v`ti... E. Q: B-L.BTHIBR G-CO~ ~ *` ` ;._ ; Dngl Ihhlnnk ' WU IHIVU IIIUIII Ell PTIIISU IIWIIII .lo$l |.I|IW1'T\ Look at your One And Electric lflxmrol and nee If they are umlshed. wooua to-Moo r. bmnu or glld them, and man than look 0 mm I. H. nmscu. . 339 use 51'. lfyou don't. wish to dul 31. the ohoopnnt place. we wish to draw our at ,,to our Table Gas Stove, WI Poruhlo `man. We have them all price! from 31.50-upw . Innb no unnr {Inn and Ilnnlu-In Flvlnl anal :'.;::a$m:m;r.m""mw.:m ed where all kinds of Wood is to had at lowest prices. - ` Umoo ronneny occupied I: Telephone N0. M2. HIUNW HEAD THIS ynmml & mrs. mm, I\ULHlUuJ [ill 01.! L IIIIUIU vulu VVUUIII Our wonderful Hair Restorative giving great. satisfaction. Head treat- ment F ridsy and Saturday 25. 9 Montrealtreet; Free Samples of MADAME KEN- NEDY`B Wonderful Medicine given away for the balance of this week. T.nRon nan any-nan. wit`: Mndnmn Forget it Not. uwu._y IUI" uuu Uuubuuu Ul mun vvuun. Ladies can consult with Mudame Kennedy at the Parlors this week. nun mnnm-fnl Tlnhs Tlnnfnrnlivn c;.i.;;;;m{m;g;ap%n}oo.[,mo; Aheal In the ladies of Kiifl. 3:3 Maln St: B-ualow. N31. NEW YHRK. mnu-1 .2 umoo. v mu mum, m1h.Am:I. HM. muxrxmunm. WAHHlNu'l`0N. nU11`ALo. R. U. W. MYLKB, ltEl`ll(.INU HUUSF.` Surgoonal. General liospttalmas opened at-3m-gory, 136 Welllngwn street. In-m. an having INDAPQ. I tour dnulu all III Ilhwo wllmndll . gnuoonuntcu. Pnpn, Inauuuum our Wndu. Drugglnt. KINGSTON. ONT. IIIIX Repair: of All kinds promptly at/hndtll l1Inup PhonoN. A4 FT` Moat fascinating Inven- tion of then e. Alwa I- nmdY to `en mm. s mqu mgosklll woper uoe it an repmduoe the musk`. of bands, orches- tras, vocalists or1natru- mentalsnloma. Therein nothing like It for an evening`: enoertalnmem. other so-onlled mmnl machines repmduoo nnly records of cut-and-dried aubjeclmspeclally rrepared In a laboratory, but the Grapho hone a not limited to such performances. n the P mnhnnhmm vnu can ealilv make and instantly in llmncd such perlormnuoea. On the Gmphophoue you can easily instant! reproduce records of the value, or my not . Thus it constant! awakens new lute t and its charm In over The teplod no clear and brilliant. n___L__I.-_-- -_- --nA 1.`- AAA .gA like for evening's euaemnnmenb. talkigg zepmdufo of cut-and nod aubjecwspeclal y nrenared laboratory. Graphopllone Clellf lulu Dnmuuu. 1;:-apmlncs are sold In SIO -.1: Itlanutnutured, under the mum: of Bell. 'l{nIn\e_r, III CI U OVIC IVI (IV u hIanMnulu'nxl I. a Tnlnmr, Edison and I l('d0l'IMd- nt oamhllnhlnun. In lumi- uurloru of (Ian worl for Talking Mn hlnu and mung Mncmne supplies Write for on no. I ...- .- _. ._ - `An I HE BESI IS THE CIIEAPESI. *E:i'net Maker: gnd Uphol- COAL that is COAL at `TI-IE;PROOF-`- Its immense sales. The Albert Toilet Soap Co., Mfrs. Montreal. there is" no ` `Batten soap made 5:: ; Wthan, our >. . -:_ ii abvfs; Own BELIEVE `aibi nl care and in making am? the best mhferials are the reason. L- 353?? m,',m fill MONEY , AID V` 361*.` OESIIALL mml,-~ low a at Inherent, on lg Farm Pro . nu ' nm on ht` and ti . _ "_` norm nu ac. an 5 Investment 1|pthoPosl. Olco. RTHUR ELLIS. Al `RITE `}....'*a::a' R` . Klllllfnllc OM. Chpxn rs, Olb UT OFFIO%- rdrn Bum. tn -a BID unuun, 11|vuu.L.nnuv4 -55-: 51'; - W raiser comer ur Brook and King stream on: &1uIe u brag `Store; Entrance on King street, man to Ox: HALL ' .:.- MYTHE at LYON. BAR. IST] Iwra sl`s,0nt.urio(.'luun 1-1.` F: B.Snn1'un.Q,. C. X 1 ........_...--u- -<- e O " ' AA ,}{I'l'E HE}!- P `IglMaf;t)rIwy rzlok and We nuon uroeu. ' hone2l2. IIlWll'U.} |$l|l|JlU HSDUH. IWlUI'U TUIIUWIIJ` Ulll UT giving w J F'ABI1;lRAN I `}EfPRALNGI{l' gum: ` . . s a gen ux roe Ontario Euro ' - ' -1- `J -n-a\.;-l-.-I-_|_V - Two Hundred"1`housand Dollars in sum: I rnpn an- n..........a In 9.... L.|.-_._..A .I..u-_. :.;;;;;;; 56 __ .__?.,.._-.._._..._.._..._..._.. Bu; Y'B uvmic omm DAY AND mam oohone am. ' ' HSIGNEES IN TRUST. OFFl(}E:i33 BA- got Street. Asslgnmonl. wllclwd. _.;_,._._._ R. G. W. MYLK RETIRINU HOUSE Summon an Genornl }{mbtl.ul.,lms onened JA. GIVEN8, Barrinwr, Bnlllmor, over Mer- chsml Bank. Monk! 2 lam at 6 and 6 p.o. ruunnunu .J.FAIR In ban . ll. NEWLANDB, ARCl{I'l'E(7l` and Ap , ar m1e ni)ru t-are.` King mam, Min- uttvw-`ab-' Call and see our samples before buying. ' ` ' ' n_1.:_-. 11.1.... ___a n_|.-: away on vacation call and see us. We are offgring special induce- meals in Home De- corations during the holiday season. Wall Paper Speomltala. BAGOT STREET. OOHO+4+N ROBINSON BROS. smvme & Loscomne. You Go. 9999999999999 9999999 ORA TES AND TILE. _MEDlCAL CARDS. It Cos1.s Less ;_..+,.....}_-~`?!" .HQJ3s::`_:.~:vEnY_ j.-=5:-:1:-.__, lN8URA}!'lGE~.~ ,ENURON| EARN. EUNTAIIT "AND to 1-`Ron? wgenuwuuln Minn `H2331 Drum atom."- DENTAL. Saturday evonln 8 w 10 P. Sherman. I]. 8.. was. some- . B. I. Lvorl. MAN TEL5, Ill UIIII Vllllllluy Illu uwv VI Iuvul ulwu uuu Into burial born. This count? on: much. morally. politically and rd giouly to the grand and out-denying` labor! of Rev. Rohorb McDq%ll, Darin Dunhuv and John Longhorn who all chcorhll olund tho ptintiona and bu-dobipu vi Ila only coma-0 with than thug labotod. Rev. B. 8. Iomori (luglimn). hunt of Ada! neon; and rural dun. undo I `nu. anal Inna-rnnhinn nnnnnI\.- A in um [IOTIDOI Ill oomlnuuccu wlclr win: In in this vicinity And two of them did and -an Iunrinrl hnrn. This umntrv own Ill` new In rognru 00 rpm! Inn] Iutuwnu along bhe buy. indicating nhoir pnbriotiom, high monl aundud and neighborly kind- nous. Uriah \Vil|on. M.P.. undo apouisl'nl|u- ion to the hub that tho that ' I of the bliroo lending Prohuuni arch: in this province all oomuuucod their work in in shin vicinihv and era of them Iscuons nnrougnouu me my. Riv". Mr. Cumbsrlsnd presided. and ex- pressed much real plossure so the success oftho day, The speakers were Messrs. David w. Allison. Umh,w`iI.-on, M.P.. Wellington Boulur. B. E. Aylosworth, M.P.P.. R. J. McDowall. of Kingston, Rev. Hr. Fame:-i.ol Adolphunown. Sir Oliver Momma and pnuoipal Grant. The. spoakingwss rsmu-knbly good through out and the sttsmion nus excellent. Each gentleman Ind really somouhlng no say and aid ill well. n- lnI:-...... -1... :. n! I1 1:`. lmml. Ind and Ill WQII. Mr. Allison, who is of U. E. loyal- int descent, mvo some very interac- inglucbnin I-ogu-d no the only nottlorn Alana II `ll. indinntinw llllf nnbriolinm- cl lulu-u/-uw -1.. I In bud been arrngod Ii/ave|}maea mooting in who afternoon. To accmmo- dnbo nl|-for the church w nch mo llllt"--I ne plnorm had been eroched onbho [rounds with nuts in the commo- diona sheds whore sll wero comforbabl ac- commodsbod. The Napanee bras {and was on lnnd and gave some excellent ao- Ioctionu hhmughoub the day. 32.6. Mr. Cumbarlnnd modded. one service. Dinner followed. Two large tlno canvas cent: had been procured from Kingston and in those" bho tables were spread, bub so many hundreds had to be served that it re- quired a long time to serve all; but all were amply providod for in tha and. After dinner in was arranged that; J. S. Hullobb. the well-known Napanao photographer. would bake a photographic group. with Sir Oliver Mowab and loading miniatora and laymen in lf Ebnhro and the memorial church in bhy'baok ound. The group will make a( interoa ng souvenir of the nnnnninn lvdvrllln ` lootcii '10 ` .. % .,,.g ::..p ""mx'Ssv%. ?" `lhnnnln In IIn'-nan hvfllunrv W Ilnl plonon, nupanoo Duvet, nuu uouuru. Rev. principal GI-unh condnotodb aor- vioo and Rev. Mr. Grncey wu the p 01'. His theme vnl "Who hath despised nheduy of small things '." He made a 9- cial allusions ho the smallness of Pros y- barianiam in Upper Canada a hundred years ago. when Rev. Robert: Mcl')ownll began his labor: hero and how it: had grown and prospered since. He contracted the condition of the country than and now and alluded to ion marvellous rogreaa. He redicbed I grund luburo bot. lor the uhurc And bbe country. Probably by Mia middle of bhe coming century. fty years from now. even greater ndvnnoomentz rmy be made blnn during the pub hundred years. The Na- panoe Presbyterian choir was prounh and ndded much to the incomt and mucosa of the nor vice. l\:....-- lnllnmgpl Tun I--an nn nnnvnn A Memos-nu uervlce. A memorial service was first held in hhe church an eleven o'clock. The church was crowded to its utmost: capacity andrnauy could not gain edmihbence eh ell. Among the ministers presenb were Revs. Principal Grsnb. who presided in absence of the vnoderabor of the resbybery, Gracey, Wilkinson. Laird, ackie. Cumberland, Vloore. MoPhsil, Peck, Burns. Rennie. Young.Alexn.uder McI)onnld,J. A. McDon- sld. There were also present a number of well known laymen. including Sir Oliver ldoweb; J. Duff, P.M. of Kingston; W. Russell, M.P.P.. of Deseronco; Uriah Wil- son. M.P., ol Nepunee: B E. Aylosworch. .\d.P.1 ., of Bath; 1) W. Allison, ex M P., of Adolphuatown; Mr. McKenzie, county registrar of Picton; Dr. Meachstn, ex ld.P.P., oi Oiessa; Wellington Boulter, ex-mayor of Picbon, and score: of others well known. Among the members of the press were editors McLe~.m. of Piebon Pimes; George Wilson, Port: Hope Guide; Mr. Ruuell, Deeeronbo Tribune; W. Tem- plehon. Nepanoe Beaver, and ushers. Rsw, ni-innlnnl Gr-one conducted the n0l'0 D30 Dnoy CITIES. The steamer Hero brought in a number from Daaoronbo. Picbou and abhor points up she bny.and a boat from Kingston brought: many from there. Amherst: Island and Jther points. Inlcrllulnnnl "I Uulllllg many yllfl! Igll. The day was exceedingly line, the ab- tondenoe was large and everything in con motion with the dny s proceedin s posted 011" pleasantly and ancoeselully. here was nlgood representation from every township 1) Lame: county. from Kingston, Fronte- nac, Prince Edward and Hastings. Nor was the repreaenbsitiou conned to Preab - berians only. Nearly every one of t e churches was represented and took an active part. Many _l-'OdlZBd "how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together {is unity. The arrange, ments had been made principally by Rev. Mr. Cumberland, Amherst Inland. He was heartily seconded in the work by Rev. E. Young, who has recently come to the church and Bath, And by the local mem- bers. The ladies of the congregation and Lhell` friends deserve special credit for their noble part in the work. Though they are few in number they had made imple provision for ell corners, and many noro had they come. This nttummnr Hm-n brought in number |-U `Du vnuu nu ' Plotllud. Special to the Whig. an:-`III-vnnm JnIa< `WI-I III IIIIU W Illy 8Annuuns'r. July 6 -1013 Info to My than to-day : Preabytorinn centennial cole- brnlion at McDowall memorial church hen wu.oll thing! considered. aha most successful Presbyterian gbbhoriiig not hold in bba township 0! Soubh Frodarickm burgh. if not: in the coufiby at Lehnox. An uh. wnm madam have been nravioualv nnny In 1136. nnu relnulnau I llnuunun `worker for his Divine Manter in this cut! the nurroundirg counties until his death. which occurred in x841. Hi: remains were buried in she church yard in connec- oion with the church here, which he was instrumental in building many years ago. Thu rlnv wan nxnamlinolv ne. the au- UlIl'KII' ll [IOU rn IJIIU Vlllly Ul IJVIJIIUS. as who Wnm readers have been previously informed. lobe celebration was in commem- orution ot the hendretalfyen since the Rev. Roberb Mcbowall arrived. He was ohe firab Presbyterian missionary over who to Upper Gamdn to minister, too the `U. E. loyalists. He was r ulmly `sent by him Reform Dutch Preaby rinn nynod of Al Deny in 1798. and remained a faithful *--lug: Inn his Tulnn Llnuhar {n Ohil An" @ENmNNlAi.| auccaarun-. on in ' IWDOWALL ...;:..':.:.';" ...:.:,:,.:;.' -~ - II {mu loI.ood.nruuIu.. " - '7 .w` "" __,,_`_ I . n In momma an undue-y, on -13. R`) In` ll-0 And Ihr-Attendance Ia'Ill0-lhv. Prluolpnl Grant Uonduotod TI: Ionian And luv. Ar. Gncoyl D-.4`!--A ua.aa.< H.URFl.'4 .--..-pI-3 nmu lay an uruggluw. ` Mica Mownb, Kingatomla viaitipg frieda in Brookviuo. _ llrockvllle }{DC'0l`d('l'. Capo. Henry Freer, a gndnabe of the Royal military college, Kingston. and who r 3 time served vim-,hhe iin rial forcoa in the far ebeb, win accident: ly killed at Nelson, B.C.. on Mondny by falling from the balcony of the hotel where he was scop- piug. Deceased wui son of Mrs. Harry Abbott, and spent: t e gt-cater pub of his boyhood in Brockvilla, where he in still very pleaunbly remembered. He was I. kind-hearted. whole-aoulod fellow and his death is much to be regrotbod. Miller : Worm Bowdofa for aallow akin. Sold by All drngginta-. _ Min Mn-mh Kinonfnnin viaitino lrindn Ill WHICH [IS IIIH IUD IIIIUIUU. Suiughle addresses were 3130 made by Sir Olivnr Mowab. lieubennnb governor. principnl Gum!) and R. J. McDownll, a grandson. to which further reference will be made. WI] 0! grunts. l l'6VlOl.lI (O Hll Iuuluusulsu here be had recoivectbnt declined to accept, a call from Elizahethtown (now Brockvills) At the time of his settlement. there were only three Churches of England, six Me- thodist. two Baptist and `four Presbyterian ministers in Upper Canada, in which four years afterwards there were only two Ro- man Catholic ieete. After hiseettlement Mr. McDowal did not conne his labors to the township onthe hay of Quinta. He extended his labors from Elizabethtown on the east to several rnrles west or where the city of Toronto now stands. He. was tor years the only Presbyterian minister in this extensive region. through which his journeyings were v fatiguing and often perilous. He ad to tra- vel through almost unbroken forests. and to cross unbridged rivers. He had generally to preach and lodge in small log cabins, but _he felt that his bodily strength must give way if he continued much longer to labor as ho was doing. Therefore. in 1806 he made an earnest and pathetic appeal tor help to the synod of the Reformed Dutch church in the United States. Several missionaries were sent to co-operate with him in missionary tours and in the opening and organizing of sta- tions and congregations. One congrega- tion was organized in Elizabethtown (now Brockville) in 1810. 01 the conbistory or session of this congregation the tlrst presi- dent or moderator was Alexander Morris, father of the Hon. William Morris and the Hon. James Morris. The second congre- gation was also organized in 1810 in Little York by the Rev. John Beattie,whc is re- lated to have spent eighteen weeks on a missionary tour round lake Ontario. This was the tirst congregation or- ganizsd in which is now the city of Toronto. Including the congregations under the immediate charge of Mr. Mc- Dowell no less than seventeen stations had been established in the province of 0:1- tario previous to 1812. But after the war of 181215 these, with the exception of those under the charge of Mr. McDoivall, were quietly abandoned by the Reformed Dutch churoh.towhich it is proper to add, the deepest gratitude is due for their valu- able missionary labors continued at a time when there was most need. Had the Presbyterian churches in Scotland and Ireland exhibited at this early period simi- lar earnest interest in their co religionists and kindred in this oountr the Presbyter- ian church in Ontario an Quebec would doubtless have been in a more ourishing condition than it was in the early part of this century. But the missionary efforts of these churches were at this time chiey directed to the Atlantic provinces. Alter the war of 1812 15 Mr. McDowell withdrew from the classis of Albany and became a member of the prea:by- tery of Canada. which had been formally organized in 1818. This is the first per- .nanent1 organized presbytery in the ro- vinces 0 Ontario and Quebec. He a ter- wards joined the synod of the Presbyterian church of Canada in connection with the Church of Scotland which was organized in 1831. His name appears for the first time on the roll of this synod in the min- utes of 1837. He remained a member of this synod till his death.which occurred on the 3rd of August, 1841. in the seventy- fourth year of his age. In the month pre vious to his death the synod at Kingston resolved to present him a testimonial of high respect and esteem with which they long regarded him and hislong, faithful and devoted services at a minister of the gospel. and appointed the Rev. D. Mathis- son and Rev. Mr. Gordon to carry this re- solution into effect as they might deem suitable and becoming. The remains of Mr. McDowell are interred near the site of the old church in South Fredericksburgh in which he had long labored. Rninuhln addmnana Isms-A alsn mndn hv Gendron No. 25, $75 spt Cash. Gendron No. 28, $45 Spotcasm noun-nu vn llrockvllle Recorder. 0. uh Lilli! `Nana Tells how chase Saved 1131- Boy. II, I ! K Cl -IAI- Chane : Syrup. ._ . _ , -urioauonoo. nnnbutnaoooi ' mu :1 IIJIIIICUI Io puruunu 119: which ho brought night to .bolicva it tho ng_csnn_.ol HRS. A. T. STEWART. Folgur; 0110.. 0:31: "From tho 7th of Jumsry to Iha aqgh, we mm up night Ind (by with our two um; bbyn. employing doctors ind Cryin every kind 0! palm ncdioius we ` aver rd of. AI H! IUIO WI did D0` hyinignq kind 0! puns Incznoun we ever rd of. tlllliuao know ol Dr. Chaos`: Linoud And Turpen- tine until after the 30th. when`ouryoun- outdulingdbd intpiholillvnooddo. Rnrnntimn in I-`abnnrv )0 doctor Mild Ill eetderlingtnea xntpneuluweoouauo. Sometime in Febnnry the our other boy couldn't live till eprlng. I1. -Ara nmn dinnnnmnd. whn I not Sometime m rebrutry Ina uoosor Iota In W0 can about ' . when go my eye an All Ad . at . Chum : Bvmn. A , QWQ: - ` "Mr. McDJwall. in 1800. accepted a can from tho congregation: of Adplphuatown, Ernutl-own and Frodorickohnrgh. on the bay of Quinta. Previous to his aehhlemenb hug ha Ind rnnni|rnd_hn.hdecned to meentn. THE DAZZLER LAMP SL25. Bells 35c. Tires from $5.00 per pair_up.I V V F. A.PARNI. ='s.::L':$-