____ REIDING MfA11Er_c-selsclenf.rnonfmls _lleelrs -NEWS For me oulsnllln s slllumnl

at St. James’,Cilurch

morning of Mr. .lohn,Ps-

uncle

w ent

so welll

and

fortune. Mr. Mc-

as a Miss Johnston

died many yearg

no family his prop- heirs of whom~_Mrs. deceased) and Mr. of Lorne Valley are'

representatives.-"&”

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The' Central Seed Fair Committee

lust `ln Charlottetown yesterday. to transact business in connection with tbeholding of the Fair, the President, Mr. James Simpson, Bayview, oc- cupied _the chair, while the majority of the' other members of ‘the com» mittee were also present.

Among other things decided upon

was the cutting out ‘of t-he' Domestic Science exhibit and putting in.a class for grains and vegetables for new beginners. it was felt that justice could -no; be done the former class under present conditions, as a suit- able building could not be' obtain'ed far enough ahead to make proper ar- rangements for this exhibit. The new class for beginners should commend itself to farmers, as- those who never exhibited before will not be obliged to go up against the keen' com-petition of men who have been showin'g ' for years. The Fair will be held this year on March 7th and 8th. Fuller parti- culars will appear later.‘ ‘

There passed peacefully away at

Mllltown Cross on Jan. 14th. 1917, an old and respected resident in the per- son ol'Mrs. Donald-McPherson. Ds- ceased was in her 96th-year and during her life she was a llrm believer in the

Church of Scotland. Much could be ing tribute' paid him by a fellow oill-

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suid` of the character and worth f the departed who was a good mother and devoted' friend, displaying in the home and- elsewhere a consistent life und' character. The great ‘lesson of her life, however, was her' true faith and devotion towards things sacred. and she esteemed the comfort of reli- gion above all else. She pass"ed“ln the full assurance-of those who ex- perience Christ within the soul the hope of glory. She leaves to' mourn two daughters, Mrs. Malcolm McLeod* and Mrs. John Clarey, and- s -son. Murdoch, besld'es sixteen grandchild- ren, and eighteen great grand-children and one great, great grand-child. The funeral was collducted by the Rev. Mr. Hubley, of Mon'.ague. The rema/ins' were accompanied to the old family plot at Brooklyn Cemetery. by her frlendsand relatives. The pall hear- ers‘were J. W. Nicholson, G. A.-Acorn. L. Br-uce_,'Finley McBeth, N. Matheson and' D. McLeod. -'

clscllus 'lull cull ll null all sl lunllcll

Beat for liver and bowels, for blllous- mll, sour stomach and _

` constipation. .

Get a 10-cent box now. _ Furred Tongue, Bad Colds. indlges-

tion, Sallow Skin and Mieerable I-lead`~ aches come from a' torpid liver and

clogged bowels, which cfuse your sto- mach to become filled w th undigested food. which sours and ferments like

rbage ln a swill barrel. That's the

flrs step to untold miser'y--i.ndiges- tion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow skin. entsl fears, everything that is horrible and nauseatlng. A Cascaret tonight will give your consttpsted bowels a thorough cleansing and straighten you out -by morning. They work while you sleep-s 10-cent box from your drugglst will keep you feeling good for months. Millions of men and women take a Cascaret now end then to keep their stomach, liver and bowels regulate, and never know xl miserable moment. Don't forzei the children- their littll-e insides need a good, gentle cleansing, too.

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Church in’ spring fd 5 - Bl‘°dl° performed :he taattglrglignt if

of Joseph Arsena lt bapti m gh 4 _ to uns asus osllriil e asrsolgz of $f,'§',‘*(§" M' “"1 M" I ‘ _ M -

of can stocks and to the "annum but om” _O the “__/ml)

at 100 000) on b , `=-' dollars Mr M e er of absentees tltcle wus uni; on ~.__.._-- meer, at 11 a m today when the- cas

md Island nbos! $638” °|1 U18 C011 side. Mr Geo will be continued

"PY Well visas rl its ll

The Honorary gresglent ‘said debris; ll future ahsentees would bk dealt with in a very severe mann'err.< ' The speakers were: Pro., George Furness, Dorothy Duchemin. and Ruth McLeod. C01 Gwrse Macros.

._.°wsoolNo as“u.s.-A pleasant

gf “l “Vent i-00k Place at St. Joseph'a', _ _urch. Morefll, on Tuesday the 160; nstent when Mr. John Sharkey s pros- V°"°“9 Y°\U\S farmeh of Corraville was

rllilarried to Miss' Annie Ronaghan of ansor. The marriage ceremony was P°"f°t‘11\°d by the pastor Rev. Father Duffy. The' bridesmaid was-Miss Mag~ gle Collins and Mr. Alfred Ronaghan

the ceremony the weddlngparty drov

afternoon very pleasantlyln com- pany of a number of invited guests. On' the following morning they drove to their new home at Corrovllle where they will in future reside. Their many friends join in wishing them a long

;1_fgDy_s‘_;1_<_i prosperous joumey' through

Word has been received by Rev.

law, Rev. Percy Hallding. one of the Methodist chaplains in France. has been awarded the military crossio heroic service. Mr. Halilding w for three years chaplain' to the troop .Bt Malik. and upon the Dutbreak o

and was appointed to the Royal Nav Division, and served throughout th

mall may be inferred from' the foliow~

, »

F. H. Littllejohns that his brother-in=

5; He tool; for his subnet: "stock-telling B in regard to a Christian life." He 1 treated the subject in a very’ forceful

‘ gh h | » way and- ross wa I 9 war 8 vo “Meena ms "wma: ed by all the students present.‘A.t the

Gallipoli campaign. ,The calibre of thg '°f the My” “Wk” a few w°"dB' °“ me

a""@

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late- Alexie Gallant of '-_._..“-W' - 'K SUPREME COURT.-ln the case

p, w_ ¢_ nE.A1.¢ _ _ _ ` ' M-utch_ vs. The -Mount Edward Silve

_ m,.,,,,,g of the P" - .Phe second - = slack sox company, Ltd., before in

|3LANDER__M,,._ Rom lege Dabmn 8° :lee of Wales Col- Court yesterday the evidence of tl! Lorne' Vail-ey recently 1911 was holfi 0n°.;ty 1°' "I0 YOU' ,_`~.. ` _ following witnesses for .the defen ,bmah ,hemeath ot ,rhe»mbjec_ for d buegday J|_»_n. 30th. my was taken: Messrs. A. W. Stern Donald Moswaln who e.|_ -ph" Fx get if ""- W5? R@l.0\V° ,_._a|,- ` » F. Bovyer, I-l..l-lilson. Dr. S. N. Ro-

,.14th 1916’ leavin! Reallzatlon"'p1‘ha on me neu" Tha" v' " . bertson. J. W. Jones and John McMil-

_ - 9 Olleechaa were u ' » _ _ _ _ . lan of Alberry Plains and Dr. Lundie

s. was asfsnusa ms ua l STURDY _...__

"“"“'1“- "fry capable and nl 8 n a 1.. |, ° dm manner rl#-tv slxrl-l Anmvsnssev-

“M The “mc” M1" B°"“° B“*l°°» WH! large number of friends called on l-lon

Oxo Cubes - mean, health.

strength and J lrrepresslble vitality to the little tolk.and an lm- . melee saving of time and trouble for mothers and nurses," _ _ _ __ _ ' Qxo Cubes are also a splendid safe- guard against the little ailments which

, give mothers such__anxiety. A dolly

cup oi Olso during the ,long dark winter months will-,ward off many a chill, and lessen the danger of being exposed-to damp. idclernent weather.

Aa Oxo Cube in. s eup_ol hot milk

in a ‘nourishing and easily-digested dict. For delicate and summit: cluld- ren it is invaluable.

STUDENTS’ MEETING.-The stu-

dents’ Sunday' Morning meeting in the Y. M. C. A. on last ‘.?xunday.was very well attended the -spcakerfvr the mor- ning being Mr. J. P.'Gordon, city.

his add s much enioys

close of Mr. Gordon's talk a number

subject and then the meeting closed with' the singing of an old favorite

The Count adjourned at 5 p m ,

Peter and Mrs McNutt yesterday an last night tg congratulate them on th

an minister at Dowlais', who was

He was a real sport and a great f

of his duties, and the' men thought

-Annie. 'I cannot describe the horr

“Sergt. Jones pays a flue tribute to ,

_ ‘ - - _ ject a -number of the ' boys. A

the Rev. Percy I-iallding, late Wesley mostlqnterwttns meeting 15 assured

chaplain in the Gallipoli operations

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low,' said Sergt. Jones. 'No danger

- CALEDOMIAN CLUB.-The Presid-

was too much for him in the exercise em ex Governor Mcxmuon presided

tremendous amount of him. I re'mem~ ber one Sunda ni h lnpartlcular,

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when we were getting a frightful -fire from the shdus kwwn as Asians cert Committee, reported that the two

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°t "mt me' 1°' W5 °°“nd 5° ”°"““3 cial point of view. lt was decided to_

but crowd together without any shel-

ucontrlbute $100 to the Patriotic Fund,

hymn. .Next Sunday morning there will be a debate on-some suitable sub-

° and all students who csnpossibly at-

tend should dq so.. ‘ -

at the Monthly Meeting of the Cale onian Club last night. Mr. Thomas White, Chairman of the Burns' con.

concerts had proved highly successful both from an entertainment and finan

$150 to the Charity Committee, $10 to

place. Mr. Haliding made s. service SL vincent de Paul Orphanage' and

tout of it, but the shells soon found out. Mr. I-Ialldfng was constan

carried on until lhls little rostrum was spllntered and peppered b

derful happening that during the ser- vice, with the terribleflre alfi' about

fence was killed. His-general work with the meh was great. He would spend four or five days at a time-in the actual firing line, and provided a. library for the boys. As far assi know he was one of the la/at to leave the Peninsula. Ag any-rate he vgl- unteered to stay to 'the last,_and was there after--I left. 'l would have writ- tenhome from Gallipoli about him balore,’ said Sergt.- Jones. ‘but Mr. Halldlng was_the censor, and he is a modest chap. you know." ’

After the evacuation 'of 'Gallipoli

Mr. I-Iaillding was transferred- _to France where he was offered the posi- tion of Chaplain dt one of 'the' base hospitals. This __he refused. . preferring to serve right at _the front with the boys and is now with the stretcher -bearem. One of the many acts which won him the military. cross wasthe rescue of a comrade who lay wounded on No Man's Land. under exceptional- ly dangerous conditions. e

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combined with good judgment counts in business now-a-days.

FOOD

suppilesbalancod- -

sturdy muscles and active brains.

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or also of package. 1

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ter, ip: wl;lat.we thohght the safest

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ducking to avoid shrapnel." HB asked ~ the men whauhey _w0uud_do_ and may rangments for opening Club, Rooms °h°“‘°d “ck-' 'C°“°Y °'*' “"7 AM 11° ment with instructions to ascertain

flying pieces of shell. it was a won-

and overhead. not a man in the and-_ for consideration and repo,-L

rf as near to his heart as anatnrsll son.

_ Grape-Nuts il

nourishment for l

'$10, to Mt. Herbert Orphanage. A Committee was appointed' to make ar-

for social intercourse and entertain-

the cost of a billiard' table. Other pro- posals were submitted for popularls- ing the club and attracting members to the rooms. The matter was left in the hands of the President and' Committee

SMALLPOE 8lTUATl0t_|.- The

smallpox sit ation at Bungay is pretty well in hand, according to Dr. McMillan, Provincial Health Oillcer. lt was expected that the disease would spread and -to prevent this as much as possible some twenty houses 1w,ere placed under quarantine. -.ln ad- dition' to the live familles“wlilch were first stricken with the disease' there are four other houses with it, one person in each having contracted it. These cases are' not regarded as ser- ious. There are six cases altogether

gl the first families which had the isease. Only two of the cases could be considered as of s severe' type. One family is regardednow as practically free of the malady and it is expected .will be released _ from quarantine within a few days. Vaccination' has been thoroughly carried - out alll through the strickemdistrlct.

. .*J0l-iN KICKHAM.-There passed

away‘ln Souris West on` Sunday even- -ing, January 21st John Kickham aged seventy. Mr. Kickham was ill with, heart troulils only affew days and though all that medical skill and loving cre could suggest, was done, it was easily seen that he could 'not live and his .pastor Rev. Dr. Wallker adminis- tered' the las; rites of his church to which he was devoted very sincerely. The following members of his family are left to mourn the loss of a loving anddutiful. father. Two daughters An- nie, (now) Mrs. Peter Clarkln',' Char- lottetown and Maude at home. Alan Campbell M. D. F. R. C.'S. now prac- tising ln St. John's, Newfoundland was Mr. Kickhsm’s adopted t`on..and.was

His wife predeceased .him dvie yoass. The funeral was very largdiy attended, upwards of one hundred slelghs ln' the procession. The knights' of Columbus and Benevolent irish Society attended ln' a bodyand led the procession. At the celebration of High Maas Rev. Dr. Walker was celehrant Father Ronald Macdonald, Souris, Deacon. Father Mc- Pherson, Sub-deacon and-ladle! Gillis. Master of Ceremonies. Fotber<McPhel~ con- spoke on tiff private, pupils and religious me or as uspmedi as his words wsrofimprevslvo faders Some refernlc to his publlo lil# as been madsin these columns baforerbnt it may be well to mention that I-io). John Kickham was a consistent honest pub- lie mont who held the eonildgpco of the paple for sixteen-years-four ons- ceuivo ¢ermc of the lgillo_turo,L§io was am ‘ elected in 1897 wllonl o ran against Hon. J. R. McLean and whoa' Mr. W. A. Morson was his colleague. In his public career as in his homo lite he was respected by all who inow him, irrespective of party of creed. A special train `from Chao - lottotown conveyadthe K. C.'l to the funeral and amongst the friends who came vlfsrd Mr. Kenneth Mcflily. Chief Engineer of-_tho Public Works' Dost. and Dr. J. D. Melanie of Bt. Pete o. A vl rth - cltlxefn has alsodmnd "his

wsonesosv f -sA|».1-lomu.~ a n ” - ‘ C”

' ' Su' "~.*V'°'*'."b°" ` .-~neo at .-ll..

un ay aftemobn ill connection with ' ‘ 1 "" ' M‘}°{'|'A :°?n°3:;i, D_M‘;£f_°:f,n»3;e __.gp|_gNp|b;¢¢|-gy gp M¢N___-nm

_'BEi.l.B.-.-The .mar-,the _servlc ‘h iq - ~ . ~ ` , , ` ._ c nno . y.

0 e _ at the mtlroam . ’-“~ ‘» or P. E. Island won ins verdict ave'

’ ° " " ' srsrilr Marten orrswtuclret in fast

, 12 round bout at Bostoui Tuesday.

fifty-sixth anniversary of their ma

ly conflnedcto hishoms for some tim

talns a generous measure of healt

hearty as a gi . ey o oroug ly enjoyed the visits of their friend yesterday and lock forward to man more anniversaries. .

being held at Mount Stewart. It creating much interest. from llfty t

t_\:_i_!dl_;l'ldei:ilbl_f)ot_lli was groomsman. Both ` V e - The course opened on n ay .;”.°.:.‘z..:t°le'; d 1246:# a 64/# s.°.:‘.:".::‘:; 32:1: 5.2223; .ixssulre --1 --<1

e _ ses were Messrs. W-. R. Reek, of th

to their new home at Corravi-lie where ` ‘ C - ' Agricultural Department. M. H. Miss Helen and Miss Norma Sm_he\__

whre they took dinner and spent the 7"" °' " ‘° 5° "“ '°° C‘."" Coughlln. District Representstivefor had

‘ King‘s Co., J. A. Clark; Superinten- '

Murphy, Plant Pathologist. and Kerr, of the Poultry Branch.

in the proceedin s

DEAD--While on their way home fro

animal as quickl as possible but

nutes. The accident occurred abo

occupants of the sleigh were oblig

ly the unfortunate incident. -The a mal was a valuable mare owned by Large Bros. and was driven at but a moderate rate by a driver .supplied by Chg biilblés.

WEDDING BELLS.- On Thursday

evening. January 25th, the home of Mr. M. A. McDonald, Springton, pre- sented a bright appearance. the oc-

casion being the union in, marriage _of his sister, Miss Bessie. to Mr. ,William P. 'Camemn, of Albany. Miss MacDonald was given away by her brother, Mr. D. M. MacDonald, Charlottetown. The wedding cere-

mony was conducted by the bride's pastor, Rev. John McColl, Bra/dal

elegant minlemarmot muff. The bride, whois one of Sprlngton’s

a long and prosperous voyage through

an will learn with regret of the

curred seller home in Glenfanning oil

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vanced' age of 82 years Deceased was a true Christian woman and a de

Praught 0 ; . MacDonald of Georgetown Mrs. R. T. Moore, lona. and Patrick, John and James of Glenfannlng, and also a num

P. Johnston. 'file pallbearers were Mr. P. 0. Rice. Mr. J. Sigsworth, Mr. F. Rice, Mr. D. B. Bowlen, Mr. D. MacPherson and Mr. R. F. Moore. May her soul rest in peatce.

Seldom has the Angel of Death made

such an :indelible impression on the residents of Kinkora as on the night of the nineteenth inst., when lit visist- ed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Owen G. McCsrville. and claimed from them their youngest son, Aeneas, at the ear~ ly age of twenty-seven years. The deceased bad' been in perfect health until the Tuesday previous to his death, which came as o-shock to his many friends and associates, to whom he was always a medium of innocent and pleasurable pastime. But at the hearth of his' parents' house ls where this young and dutiful son will he truly

and manly spirit shone forth in its superiority of character. 'He was ever oolilcltous for the welfare of his par- ents, and his labors' were always made lighter by the thought that he was aiming to lighten their bllrilens. I-ie was fortified in his last moments by thorites of the Catholic Church, ad- ministered by Rev. Father McLean. His funeral. which was one of the largest ever seen im Kinkora parish. was held on Sunday morning at St. M'aloothi's Church. where the services were conducted- by Rev. Fr. Macin- tyre, after which all that was mortal of Aeneas was laid to rest in Kinkora Cemetery. The pall bearers warez- Thomu Gallagher. Fred Mc€arville. William Duffy, John Murphy. Emmet Murphy. and Edward Murphy. Be- sides the sorrowing parents. there are left to mourn one sister, Mrs. Albert Mcliwen. Maine, and'tllre¢ brothers, ,John James in W1nniD°l» Parnell, in 'Vanoouven and' Dominic in Maine. To these is' extended the heartfelt s m th of many frlnmls. May he

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_works do follow him." ll. l. P.-X,

r odlcers and privates'_for reinforcements ,. to the 105th battalion now quartered

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S service, their conduct cannot be sur- e passed. They spend their evenings at w -physical drill preparing for what- is B; yet 'to come alid from such credible'

“Q ence in the case of W. Aubrey Mutch-' 8 vs The Mount Edward Silver Black

A Wh n the court meets at 11 o'_clock

¢i the. _jury who will then e retire to consider and bring in their I., verdict. Much interest has been shown '

1 _ M _ M N -“__ my fu |_ in this case nearly all the fox men of' r age r c u 8 (msn pa ae the city attending the court from day

pasmllrwgn slight illness sun rs- 1° dey- -

h_ , , walls Mrs. Menon ls still as lrsls and §‘§'°*\- RE°E"T'°N-Mrs CYNS

,.1 Th b th th h, M lllan, formerly Miss Margaret Bro'

y aft noon, at her mother's residence

AGRICULTURAL SHORT COURSE .

._A short course in agriculture is norv gs? 8' ,gggilagf ;érgrf)m2li szglekilfsd

E em roidered chiffon. Fragrant spring

seventy persons being in attendance

Mo d an

B' who wore corsages of roses and mig-

dent of the Experimental.Farln. P. A. __,REcE|\/ED SocKS___ The fob

Wm. ~ . M” l~l J '

srs. J. L. _Tennant and W. R. Shaw, “bln 'a1\f_$l)_;’i';;*_l¢§n I§_f_g_a§_1;urlla_nWae_l:_§: ‘eu yesterday °'"'°"“°°“ '-0 take pa" wer to a n'ote found in a pair of socks.

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VALUABLE Honse DRCWPED that their socks are appreciated'

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the recruiting meeting at Kingston on » Monday night a livery horse convey- gztyaiz. ’;?,tc‘;{g°3_ s§?ta§:ithew?:;_°]:,i,1x_; ing Major Fullerton, a soldier and the glad of them for I had one pair I re_ driver' t°°k ‘“`s“dde“ Wwkuess °“‘ celved them' for Christmas on the the North River Road and collapsed. wth as the box went “tray _I am The harness W” "°m°"°d ‘mm mi: everyday on parade and I am tired of “W9” “med “nay ‘ned in 5 'few mi' l<£rs.In<:::i.sll v?:1?o:oa.“ldasel§liEom\the 6:12

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9' °°“9i° °f “mes ‘mm ww” and “gg land, and had the nicest time of my

to walk the remainder of the dilltanc

THURSDAY

a_t elle ,Slimmerside barracks are par~ hapo the most honorable and ‘gentle~ manly. as wall as_able bodied men. who have et offered for overseas

accounts may be expected.-H. - . surname counr.-All the avid-»

FUI, Co.. Ltd., was completed yester- day' four witness: being examined.

th morning the judge will address

B 'wer held her first reception yesterday

on almer road says the,Toronto Star

and; adds: The bride wore- a lovely frook of silver lace and bule chiffon

flowers decorated the drawing rooms

li and the tea-room. where Mrs. Adam

Ballantyne and Mrs. McClelland pour-

e nonotte, were Mrs. E. S. Edwards and

.lowing letter was received by Mrs

The ladies of Souris West who do Red Cross work are' pleased to know

Dear Mrs. Macdonald,- In answer

” to 22nd. l went to Edinburgh, scof-

_llfe for there are some of the nicest

to the city. -All regretted most ness; {’°°°§";,L‘;;h‘2M‘;§§`L‘; ‘§§ff 'M11 ‘;"‘H‘;‘;)‘;‘;l

Black, Gran Sealed Packets ol\ly..= ,` _.'“‘_ or Mixed . . . To Preserve its Goodness.

If you only knewfg

How delicious the clean, dustless ~t¢els'ol , “SALADA" brand are, you would hasten _ to use them.

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J- Small in cost, but big m benefit

M y , _ ' ‘ l death of Mrs. John Fogarty which oc-1 " - N 'Q ' l

voted member of the- Roman Catholic ‘ ` ,

church. She was loved and respec- O

ted by all 'who knew her and long will t e ` be missed both in public and the fami- _ ly circle. She leaves to mourn be- ‘ , f 1

sides a. sorrowing husband 4_1 laxrge fa.; M Q . _ ml. .-. mily. Mrs. P. T. Cunn ng am o _ K t Newton Lower Falls; Mrs. Bridget , I ’ _Q ’°

f Earnscliffe Mrs James -4' w

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ber of grandchildren of whom one is __ ' r' c

Dennis P. Praught who is now in the `- -N firing line in France. The funeral‘ _.-f' took place on Friday moming_ that °" -

19th and despite the extreme coldness - , was largely attended. The services ', ' . were conducted b the pastor Rev. J. s

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bane. Only relatives of the contract- -..»_:- _ I Q :s . L, 7 r // 1 I ing parties 'were present. The p/ ‘},_§|`|l,\ 5, _ /» -li , _ _ gro0m's present to the bride was an , q_.__ N5; _\ _c_ I

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most popuzlar young ladies, and until ' ,_ ‘ » t _ ' , ` -, a few months ago, engaged in the `_ ¢, \ 1,, /AM _ ` - teaching profession, was the recipient ', .- \', I _(_, »' .1 _ / _ < " - ' , ,< »

of many useful and costly' bridal ' § f _ , ‘-_~' i _ _ ' ._ _ gifts. The genial groom is a prosper- 4,-an /"” _ _.‘ _ - - -_ ~ _ .Ziff v' ' ous and well-known agriculturfst. The / /’ r ___,:_;»-1;-F11; . *Z-' '//// _ _ best wishes of a host of friends., for ' ~' "‘ ( ,/ r . I ` _

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