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poor. I also suffered greatly with

headaches. I am glad to be inform you that Dr. \\`ard's Pills

cured me of all the above

and made me a well man. I

found no medicine like Dr. \Vard's and Nerve Pills, although I have

_ many different kinds. They acted

and etiectually on my neg-v¢ making my nerves strong and all indications of nervousness. aluable pills also removed all md back trouble and restored to'

vigorous afppetite. I have

since ve months ago

justified in sa 'n that the a

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remedy. They not only

nervousness, but gave me kidneys, removed all soreness

from my back and loins, headache and gave me 3 consequent] I am hi 1

I know of no riiedicine gliilai

Dr. Ward's Blood and Nerve nervousness, chronic headache,

and back and loss of appe-

Yours truly, john McCutchcon, 523 sSt., Kingston, Ont. .

drug-gists sell them. If they @_'t,we will supply you by mail on

ot' price, 5oc. per box, or 5 boxes

H -f ca. The Doctor Ward Co., L°Hn‘l,Tor0nto, Ont.

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_Mining on Wednesday. llilh llnt.,

'lat l0a. in. and continuing follow- kllsy. Some of the things to be

are:-Newcombc Piano, Full

dining Room and Library

Carpets, Curtains, etc. Many

engravings including 3 from Art Union, 2 Oil Paintings,

nice- colored prints, Table

China., Sil\erwa.re and

one choice carved Walnut.

Iron Bedstead,“Cha.i‘ter

Stove, Parlor Stove, Ladies’ Bicycle, .\Ieachan:i’s Atlas,Tlie0- and large general Library, and

story b oks.

fuller list and order of sale, sec

BRICK HOUSE and land

front on Kent Street opposite

of way to Cumberland St. will

acres' a short distance out

road. 1

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ST _GABRIEL GHURGH

The First in Montreal-Rev.

John Bethune the First

Minister - Friendly Rela. tlons of Catholics And Protestants.

St. Gabriel St Church was the first

editice for public worship in connection with the Presbyterian Church iii the Province of Quebec. It was the first Protestant plate of public worsliip in all Canada,-Canada. meaning .Ontaro and Quebec and all the West.

ON the 12th March, 1786. the first

Presbyterian Church organizition was formed at Montreal.

REV. George Henry, cx-Chaplain toa

Scottish regiment, organized the first Presbyterian church in the city of Quot- bec, 1765- Scottish soldiers did much for the Church in both Montreal and Quebec.

Du. Robert Campbell, in his History

of St. Gabriel church, Montreal, says: lt is not easy to realize it, but it isa fact that a few of those who wuts pre- sent at the organization of first Presby- terian congregation in a room on Notre Dame street, on the 12 March, 1786, had as youths. been actually engaged in the fight at bulloden in 17-16; and several of them were children or descendants of those brave men who stood by the side of Prince Charlie on that fated field." The Murray and Fraser Highlanders were prominent in the original congre- ation. ~ g The Rey. John Bethune was the first Presbyterian minister in Montreal. Hc was born in the isle of Skye,1757_ Hc was a loyalist, in South Carolina in the Revolutionary war, and was for some time 2. prisoner in_ the hands of the revolutionists. \Vhe'n an exchange of prisoners took place he made his way to Nova Scotia and was for some time in Halifax. He became chaplain of the

*Hd g0iD$.’ back 182 ft- Wililll 84th-a regiment formed chiefly of

Highland emigrants. This regiment

on Wednesday 16th inst helped to save Quebec when Montgomery ,lamp m,0,,_ Aho ,_ pasture tried to capture it and tellin the attempt-

In 1782, when peace was made,

Bethune settled at Montreal. There his lellow-countrymen rallied round him and assisted in the building of St. Gabriel Street Church. Mr. ,Bethune continued in Montreal a little more than a car

é _ y .

Auctioneer ln May, 1787. hc removed to Upper

Canada (Ontario) where he received a

- r grant of 3000 acres of land.- For he

ranked as a captain. and captains serv-

olllccrs 5,000. and common soldiers 200.

Their children also on reaching 21

years received 200 acres inch- Mr- Bethunc organized four congregations in Eastern Ontario. During his minis- itry in Glengarry hc baptized 2379 persons. _ _

Dr. Ca.mpbc1l,_iu his History, 16118

that when a didicultyyoccurred between Mr. Bethune and his congregation in Gleugarry so friendly were the rela-

lll ll|8 Bnllnll lm. tions then between Protestants and Ro-

“ll|ll|’g3| this $||30||- ~ 'O mau Catholicsdthat theupiattcrirpdispup;

S* V.; _ _ _ was referrc y 0 PM '¥°S_

momIi‘i).i,l;i,“f\.'f.a§_”f1“§il1i‘,gvfv'ii,1mbhiigtilribegi; Bishop Macdonnell. The bishop

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Fggp m<>g§~g» §<§-,gtg-d “gd heard an they had to Say and

oiigtqtlc artiimgheepein dec%:,a~Ils;i gaV0 the P90P19 aj sound _ lee' declrat lowest possible rates. ture on the dmy gf rggpectful obedience mmcmars as no height' and to their ecclesiastical superior. The

Nov 1.3.1,; PEAKE BR03§C(g-ts people took the exhortation in good part I md COLDS __f_ `)_ i " ze i and the breach was healed. The High

_ landers of Glengarry are to this dayw _ I I-_

thoroughly friendly with each other in _ ' '

spite of sectarian differences. Mr. Be- _

. I ' , ihune died Sept 23rd. 1815. in the 66th 1 »

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5.13; °' 1”” ag” ".`° ~ .`° » niiioir in wut: mreiiolts 1?.-.°.2.'::.°t..i.:t.;-.%°..§*;°:l“.:%°“”°”"°~ - .;1f;;;,»;¢~,s=--i-_;5i»_g_;»<;»_§;-_ vgyi- »»-5

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\r..ioiin's uewrouuo|.Ano'. ' ML Be¢hunspi;1i1~ nop: grew Dt; nga; Lu¢¢B°u1¢¢,25¢aiu:--~ P- __ '1§°‘.‘°‘rf°f°°1°_“'=§h°f°“°‘f‘”=A”"‘§E=_11 i. v‘ii°¢a,.»».i...<<ir-nni.i.°r° ....i"‘%mj

sniwuii inn calm.-sion testi! *P1’“Y- 0”? ° ' °“‘ _ °‘"”° “-°_ I rims r I-AWRBNCB ¢°- U-H,

mo iucnoueen. l=M°“"’°°-1* 'Fd “”°m°' l?“h°p -M T°r°°_ T - *"7* 8'" Dm' N' it mi _

to Others prospered in business car Iv Yak wi

ing in the war received 3,000 acres, field'

Bethune was the iirst Principal ot Mo- Gill College. '

In 1786 Montreal sent a monthly mail

to England, by way of New York. It took four months to receive an answer from England. It took a month to send the mails from Halifax to Montreal. ' For three years precodi -g 1790 there were no Presbyterian services in Mon- treal. Rev John Young, was the man who placed .he Presbyterian Church here on a firm and permanent basis. Young was born at Beith, Scotland, licensed by the Presbylery Q Irvine in 1785, ordained at Schenectady. Aug. 14, 1788. In 1791 he became “Stated sup- ply" at Montreal, the congregation be- ing at its own request taken under the care of the Pr esbylery of Albany. In y 1793 both minister and congregation were permitted to join thc newly organ- ized *-Presbytery of Montreal." It is said that this first Presbytery of Mon- .treal consisted of Dr. Sparks ol Quebec, _ Mr Bethune of tllengarry, and Mr. *Young of Montreal with three elders. Dr. Campbell has been unable to find any records of tbii presbytery. Mr. Young supplied the congregation for about eleven years. His ministry there closed in 1802. Unfortunately he was not a total abstaiucr: hc mas not in fact sufficiently careful in his use ot wine. In that day total abstinence was not expect- ed. but sobriety was, of course. insisted upon. From Montreal he went west for a time to Niagara. He was finally settled at Sheet Harbor, Halifax County where he died in 1822.-It was through his exertions that old St. Gabriel’s was built.

A number ot noted Scottish Highlan-

ders werc for a long time connected with St. Gabriel btresz Church. One if these was Hon. James McGill, the foun- der and first benefactor of the Univer- sity that bears his name. Another was Sir Alexander McKenzie, the hardy and adventurous discovercr of thc Mac- Kenzie river, so named after him, -He followed the mighty river till he found it empty into the Arctic sea--at river lon- ger than the St Lawrence with allits Lakes counted in. It was MacKenzie who fi: at explored the Peace River val- ey, arid crossed the entire continent in- this northern latitude. This was in 17 93.

Simon Fraser. the discoverer of the

river which bears his name in British Co- lnmbia,coi:itributed tbicc guineas to the building of St Gabriel’s Church. He was a Roman Catholic, but courtesies of this sort were then not rare. Fraser traver- sed thc continent early in the present century and sailed down to the mouth of this tremendous river.

The next minister of St Gabrlcl’s was

Rev. Janie Somerville, who was pastor from 1803 till he died in 1837. His health was poor for many years, and Mr. Es- son was associated with him in the pris- torate_

The present pastor. as our readers

kiow, is Rev. Dr. Robert Campbell, one of the Clerks of thc General As- sembly. . '

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Heavy all-wool Blankcting

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of our own make of Twceds, We are overstockcd and not wishing to close down our have decided to clear out all our Surplus stock. In order to make room for our new patterns, nothing but our own ,make of goods is included in' this sale. The cloths are Stro/ng and Durable, just the goods for this season of the year. Farmers and should avail themselves of this opportunity of buying honest all wool goods at

Heavy all-Wool Tweed (Double and Twist) worth $1.00 per yd

ca .4 rc u l ` .¢

Patcrns

Grey and Black Patterns _

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This is one chance in a. life time to get goods at less < than they loss is your gain. Dont`del9.y if you want any, They cannot last long at than application Samples will 'oc sent and freight prepaid on parcels from $3.00 up to

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On tlieiNew Organ Will be Given by

VIP. S. N. EARLE.

,Assisted by the Misses and Mr.

Chas. Earle on '

iTllllllSlllY EVENING lllll intl

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a. Qverture to Oberon .... _ .... _.Von Weber b. Blumenliod . _ . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ._ ,Lange c. HymnLesRameaux.,_........._.......Faure

Cont-ralto Solo-Jerusalem .... _ .,,. . _ .Parker

Miss Amy Earle.

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Virgin Madre Sconsolatc from Seven Last

Words . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.__ _ _ _ Haydn

Theme, C-on Variapone........._._ _.Haydn Pra,crlnF...=.._ ......... .._.......CenDD¢us Vocal Duct-Forever with the Lord . . . . . . . ._ _ . . . . . . _ . . _ . . . ....... . _ . _ ...Gouuoud

_ Vlisscss Amy and Marion Earle.

ORGAN

Fantasia Sonata . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . ...Mozart Transcription-Jerusalem the Golden.; _ _ _ _ _ . _ . . . . . _ . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . ...l_Jr. t-park Baritone Solo-The 'Palms . . . . . . . . ._.Faure

Mr. Chas. Earle.

_ ORGAN _

Reveric in G-Op 31 ....... ..' ....... ..Roi=elen

Communion ' . . _ _ . . . . .. _ ., . . . . . . ._.Baptiste Sacred Airs Selected

‘So garlic!/to

10 nigga isscc and Messrs Earle

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gangngaiwg. Joli’iiEou’s agI1".i?f"°°°°*°”‘h9-_P"mi“°°' . ` . 3” sums ami-. WANTED.-A plain mx wages non no

Another Lot

This time we offer: 1 5 lbs best Calf Raisins, 3 lbs “ Currants, . . ' 10 lbs White Sugar,

7 10 lbs Brown Sugar, _

5 lbs of 28c Tea, .1 Q lb each of All Spice, Cloves, ‘ Cinnamon, _Mixed Spice, Gin- ger, Pepper and Mustard, 1 oz Nutinegs, ` ' l bottle each of Ess. Vanilla y and Lemon, » ‘ 5 lbs Onions, ‘ °

_ T 5 Bars Sunlight Soap, '

4 Gals. Kerosene-'Oil lf

-FOR- V V

_ _s4.'75» 7 ~

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wiurs, Losis, rouunsizic I

Weeks, Brighton. 15 Si.

TO-LET.-A house containing eight rooms.

situated on Water Htrect nearly opposite Round House in zood order. Apply at tne .mice of. i., L_ Beer. 15.31. l

WANTED,-A Gentlemen’s second-li=i~~~t '

riding saddle. Apply to J. Picnard, :ad-i. 1 dler Queen Street l22a.w2w, 1 '1‘O-LET.-Southern halt of the Late chief ; Justice Palmer’s House on Queen Street. " Heated with hot water. Electric lights etc. Rent moderate. apgyto Mrs. E. Palmer, ?upen St or H. James almer. Ch’Town Nov. ii t . , ` -1 FOR SALE.-For sale at abariroin, a high~

grade Piano in use only a short timo.i .Apply at this (ltfice. leodltwtf. ,_

’l`0 Llll'l‘ A Dwe ling on upper Euston Street .1

apply to Cniuniis Moiliuruon. 4 tg

_ '1'0-Lii.T.-l hat plea anily situated dwelliiip ; ‘on West Street. 1a.t+1y occupied by C. Fletcher, Esq. Heated with hot air, and lighted with elect.:-ici&, Posse-islon £von_ imma-iiafely. Apilyt enryC.Douse. tt. _i "T DLT -A com ortolile house on Upper,

, giaisoléingurcftgrenoos prefcred.AApp1y to this

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| ’ " _ ` . ' ' Q ' '_ p ' _ 1 A Thefine new Scho0u_p1'Mad_c1m will voll.5N0 rlahl utr ““’»'°““""-°"“‘i;s‘7~.'5~. 0°” -T'*°‘“°"°P " °°“ ‘ P it a _. ‘ssafmnwrrh-H vim Fri 1-. _ 1 UGI1 zi; §,;}",’_';,’,l‘_’“,t~»r.,,_;€; ~ 3 bit » ‘§‘*_ - 1 ‘ meyntesr? islli ipnffcwiiraarvro sit; - __ w1___m ___,,,,,-t_.»_ , ,;,, ,_ _ .

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