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lst eéorm orey (Baptist) read fromlstoutness of heart, its progressive spirit, men were kllled 81 0

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' l _ thisns '15, 20: -‘But now is -its true federation. In his congregation l ' mu" mn IK

_Wu M” Head of 8 comerfemng l Christ risen from the dead.” onto the he was a preacher of immense power. mm 'wnden °f 79 ninn nii°'inK~

cang_ l End otH that s8li2ll_1ime risurrection chap- His theme was Christ and Him crucified., Adniiini SnniP°°n n°P0l 00 be ahh K

MOYTMAL Jul__9___ S _CM Pi Vol er- _vmn wast en sung. _To the poor he was a constant, sym~ save the Chrlstobal Cololi” &h

( p ) _ e Asleepm Jesus begged glee pathetic and helpful friend In the There” nndv

Cappelo, an Italian from \'~ ~ it rt From which none ever wakes to wee l Presbytery he was oneof the best work iscaya

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nee eenleesel lo nlnl-del-ln,, ,M W-,le Aeallnnndnndlstnrbed re 058 ors.A fewyearsago there were 12 Pres- e on me can llglihtl VID

‘ ‘ = Y' , P bt ' 1-tn . - swampedinth lte l%t Eva

end ,lenghlen nlee le helng ,l,,, lne l el l L-nbroken by the last of foes. Nl'_:_riplpe_pi;_p; by:iéi:1i;t_pc:lnll;l_s_ls__llaé|_i_t;. were _ht e a Sl e . il no

4. gang of counierfeiters, w o have ' pn; ~ ,y ' - - ,

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sep in esus tar from thee 3a- We see this great change and ,..-. _.--_,.

'hooded the country with spurious 52.- “W Thy kindred and their graves may be; kn0W What if llJ€8»lls and it was largely

Bncnnnn ,S null., -ngnsnnd nlnn due to the deceased pastor. Proc ed' » - V From which none ever wnhesllo wnnp Mr Fullerton spoke of having visilaedltllii £ S

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_,___ R D ' deceased during his illness, and while To carry ou; q|¢~||n|°|| '[1

| F_RlagnGhh/(if (_Iai(i_ilpbelll. pastor _Of the not expecting then to dielhe was resign- llllwlll.

IIS Gi 0 IS UFC , N260 d€llV6l'0d\ ed either ‘o continue his labors or to ? - - - - ° WAsaiN 'r J _ CmC_M_O Julv 9 _ __ _‘ ml a brief but fervid discourse as rep depart and ne wltn Cnnnl In the G ON, tlly 9 (sP°nl\l)"""

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` ~ _ - ' 5P F l sentmv the Christian community of (1 f h L ' - Tnn Prnninnnt nnn nPP°inl3d si

me followup are the Clos" I Wes, _ Ch et _ O t b1_ d wor so t e poet aureate he admired. n _ Jiiiy Wneiii 775 i doin 35 4 *' ‘i~‘- '-'-'3 pollvlnlffblndlindliionsllhenifniddflhrdlllinalallo l§1>?1nl;afnn1;)::,cfln(:,!sedvl;1e bar and met his Morgan, Represomzmve nm' "sk

pork, 9.9.9

Sept wheat, 685 ; corn,3:?-i ; oats,f-'Ui ;

pork, 9.90.

Dec. wneat.6|)}: corn.32§ ; oats, -; pork -_- Atcheson. 54; New York Central

1191; Burlington. 1071: Cotton. 6 21.

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The future is uncertain, butii yon

keep your blood ‘pure with Hood`s Sar- saparilla you may be sure of good health.

Our July bills are being delivered. X ours is now due

have the amount.-Moore &

McLeod

Tin-: cheapest chamber sets at W P|

Coi.WiLr-’s.-9 2w d&w

Wana shirt, collar and cuffs, 49 5

cents at D A Bizrcss. d&w if

s Sulis are basl. 29ff

settle that little account We I

sent you the other day.- Moore gy- McLeod.

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____ ipeaeeh- (guy sorrow makes us dumb. nnin taken from nn' lhnlldhe gms non 1._

ereave amily has losta devoted

husband and father; the Ceuzregatioh tigivlnlnonhlzelginagtgirseollftland

HE and Cnnidn niid 105* n Hindi fn-Plain and spend his birthday (to-morrow)

` and ind °°'-'ninnniiy ii W°i`i'iy with them as he intended. But wel

and public spirited citizen. It was w0n1d not call him hack He is gone W dn” 0f iii°'5 inysieiies inni 0n0 S0 to a more glorious home, where there *__

hethe People-S cemetery_ strong, so useful and so devoted to the is higher work to dn, gl-enler enjoy-

t gnod °i nin fellows snnnld be _taken ments and a rich reward. On behalf 'oft

Loving Tributes o a Faith away The ranks of his brethren in the the conwregsnon or the Prssbviery and

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f 'nin'S i‘y en ni 9- COUJYB G ai fn of the Presbyterian church of Canada - - . llen. ~ . '

Ul MIl‘\l8f8l' Pald l)V RBVS- There are some we cpuld spare-those he would 5ny_ Farewell’ my brother! C. M. Campbell and T- F, Wn0 were 1nd°ieni~°1‘ if ine Cnnienafinn but not forever. We shall meet again.

‘if ine °°n2'i`9giiii°n nad been taken W6 There is nothing in this to make us sad could understand it, hutit sesmedthat nntninv that in 105; nm-nnll , 0 I

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inn” Wndni W9 can 3Pni'9 inn ielni life brother is continuing his work in the

the 513! I0 g0- H01? ini! I1'f6d. U16 presence of the Master whom he loves. trusted and the true had been taken. Hymn 334,__..perever with lne

The funeral qi the late Rev David And yni We iin°W_ ii inns! nn fight- HIS Lord,” one of the Pastors favorites,was, ` '

Sutherland look nlaee yesterday allen own relations with the departed minis- then sung' after which Rev J T Bl.ynn_ 1.-

oon, from the church in which he had €;ftn;dfb‘1’€nL°°;lf.set anddgffnctlogaalg Rnciof of Si Pnnvs Angiinnn Cnnfcni

0 long ministered, to the People’s ii 9 9 i _n e inn if nn Tying S pronounced the henedieiion. The pro- M n J l 9__ ~ `_ enletel-y_ The Chnl-eh had been llmn to speak of him._ He was my brother. nessinn wan then formed at the church cabi_;It> dilmla I1 yd dgiphflliltl) The in nnlelnn hlneh the nl ll, 0,-een, He wasatrnefrieud He was a true 400,- °° “sn °nn ii 1`nin°l’S

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n""°° wait. ...ri ginery :mf Jéaaug "ite fm- He “mf “ii *>°*=‘°fi °°°’Sb=<=k The pail-bearers were. Hon D Fam--i°‘ P‘*“°° “°-‘i°“"-i°”’~ "`“‘ “‘°?° “'° 'Kindly dl-op in tlyday and symbols of the dark shi dow that had "nat nn Wnnin nnt “ny in ni’ nine- _ Hn l18l‘S0l1. J0h!l MOPh8»il. David Scht1r~ .nnniefdnn eyidended inni ini’ Penn” Pnfiy

allen upon the hearts of the bereaved Was' mnrnnvnn nn able' nnrnnni niinid’ IDSIL David Mclllnis. W M Coffin and grows, i ‘

ng,-egatl0n_ _ ter of the Gospel, aworkinan that AB Mnnknnzim 4 The work of sue” ~e ina th _ For two hours preceeding the funeral needed nnt tn bn nsnnmen' rightly di Th!! lIl0\1l'llBl‘8 Were Mr Weatlierb gtk n ° 6 sea

services the body. enclosedrin a beauti- viding ind "did °f ii'nin~ Aindng innnvn of Halifax.brother-in-law of the .°°3‘“ °°”tin“°s' Heavy "nunry in nn'

ul oak casket, reposed in front of the Prifidienn giffsfwnl qnnimen were Pie' Bd, Ml' W°0d, 0110 0! lbs Blder§ Of his ing Wiindmwn fidni inn Fi`6n0n fl’0llii6I‘

pnlhil where lhe deceased paste, ned pllnmgnl-spégiépalhfprypge ang love fps §>rmerLcongregationin Halifax, and ,for that purpose.

so faithful] ministered. Wreaths and ° n S n ° n ‘inn GV A GSK ie, i1iS intimate frioild

. "' banks of bldssoms covered the' casket n°'ei` _ f°i'2°i ind mins _ indy nnn and cotintrylfgln, Pasiof of‘St‘Kfilli‘éW"s` Tl&Q"€?y“?q"'g?;‘s°€;'m‘;g' img”

and tables on either side of the pulpit. in ni? (Mr Cnnilineiinl Sindy Church. Truro. There were also m a 5" 1° mm amannvnrny “Pnl” Beautiful wreaths has been presented, and nin _niwnys eninesi desine alIl0l1g the mourners the following “dine tennis- that from the session and trustees being in neneiii nin i9ii°W men- H15 P11101! members of the session of Zion Church: Matters are going from had to Worso

_ ,_ hl-eken enlnmn_ A harp wilh_-,e was his throne. He never lowered _the Hnn1)nvidLnird_ PC, Lemnel Mlllef, for the dynasty _

broken string, was the meniento of the Standard-_H9 iinV°i` cdiiiidd Pdliniiifiiy Wg!!! MUYCU, W T HUg'22»h» DA Bruce, The Austrian Em erm. ls d- 0 d choir. Those ofthe christian Enaea. He was 111d<=i>°i1<i°'1f Wi manly and .Iohnr Maek@nzi@andsHNasi1.wmi . i’ ni’ 3° vor, Junior Christian Endeavor, Wo. “nel He innnked G'°d_ inni nn nnd b0_9n these were the following members of to try nnne mnrn ini' Penn? and inn mens Missinnnl-_V Snnlnly of G,-ann privileged to eu]oy his companionship, the gegsinn of S1; Jnmegtgnnmh; Rev Queen Regent grows more anxious to Church, the W C T U and the Y W C and iniiitinnyghiiid n‘;_I‘;iif:;istn_i‘(;’i:h0SW‘li_‘? l_)0D8~lg MCNGUL -;0l1111dMB<EPh0r:i_0h,JAl11- resign.

'.l' U, were especially appropriate and ‘innnse 05° 9 ~ _ ng - rose rown, Arc iba 'enne y. ohn ~ - ' I i `ceautiful_ Other floral ttlbutesjgvere fn] Of °in0l`S»S° n°iPiiii» S0 kindiV Una! A Lawson, David Small, Wm Mac~ Sl; Spaliush warslgugs 1;” tC;m_;ms

~ sent by Wm Fife. of New Glasgow. X if_9V9i'y°ne i°_Wn°in he nnd dnne 8 lean. Sqn” rn" ave r°n°_° 0’ ni nn . S, a'fr/rmer elder of the congregation, kindness and givnn comin” W_°iiid di`0P The other oilicials of Zion l indif Wny back i° SPn1n- _

Hon D Laird, Mr J M Davison, Rev T n nidssniii iilidii nis Cdnin Dnyid Sninef- Church followed, then the boys; LONDON Jul _(S ecial)_Au the FFullerton. Mr John McLeod, Rev land Wdnid S109? idnigni bnnnnin n of the Sunday School,_ each carrying L d '__ y' P _ _ _ Mr and Mrs Goodwin. Mr and Mrs S C W1id@ff1@SSQf ii°W@fS- Fafeweih my a spray of White Howers, which were r°n.°n §n‘n'°S “nn wneknns _P’ni” » in

ij; Moore. Mrs Leitch, Mrs Beat on, Mrs nfnineri ‘ery fender niiyn been ine afterwards deposited in the grave; the nnsnnte _ terms' 'nn Anidnnnn navy

' Arthur Johnson, Mrs J R Davison, Mrs f9ini10nS bn’-Ween U5 Bni W0 Snail Oddfellows in abody, without uniform. find Say It C0\1ld faCB Frimcc and Ould

Stirling. Mrs J J Davies, Mrs T A Mc- fnffei n3nin» n0i On ine” Sn0i`@S Of lime, attending as brothers but 110258 Udd- easily defeat Germany-1

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PFDUL'Ln Lean Mrs Alchorn. Mrs McPhail Mrs nni On inn niinkS Of ine i`iV€i`_ Of iif@» Qellows, (Mr Sutherland having been

Job lot of Women,s and Child l

reii`s Boots selling cheap in E

Cliildren’s for 29C.

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For a present or for you - self come and we -vill do it cheap. We have on hand 4 large took of Picture

beautiful in tlieirltoiiching simplicity. Firstarequicrii sung with pathos by the cliozr. Then a brief prayer offered

In Jesus fall asleep Their better being new er ends-

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Books and Stationary Victoria Row. Opposiw Post Oice.

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# gi pie oi' the departed nlinister. I "°""` °""'°° ""°°“' °°" “N "°”`

o ii. fiiii ful labors and hi h eitam

Just before the sctvirc began the niignii nyiiilniindiid View °f nineisl

innawhlle I0se_ lied will, n While man. with such mental grasp, keen rilibon tiled past the casket and |1aid insight and elegance of diction that had the flowers upon it in iestimonvog the he livf.-il he would have been known affectionate revardv in which lhe de- beyond inn hound* nf tne D°mini°n‘ ceased Wnsl,elll` he-lhenn He was faithful and manly. In the

3 a}§((e \\'nenihree oft-lock Camille church Chhrchjhleh _i1°i°"°_<i_h°’- Si°°‘if’j’1'$

Y 3% was crowded to the doors._ lyvitli néaiiy __ ._ ______wd

- '-' V _ d i . oy makes pure,

it 0 u an lh:;us(ll'l;§tu<1)dll;-;leam'(l`Shea[;er\}iF»-srewse rr; "n°'°’°n'° “nn d°"°'°”‘

with deep emotion by Rev TF Fullerton. Then the hymn, 325 was sung, the

congregation jo1iiing:-

Tike comfort Christians when Your

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iiouitiing to choose from. ,lg friends _ @ u Hammocks. Just arrived by S.S. Coils# ` ‘

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Houle,.\1rs Roome, Mrs R McDonald, Lei US C0nif0i`i One andinef Wiin ine” accepted for membership, but not initi. . Jermany emes a B 6 as been

" I ‘ MrsT J Morris, MrsA Lord, Mrs in°nSn‘@_'~ k bl ated.) Litizens on foot and in car-_C°nnnnednP°fi in inn PniiiiPine9»_°i' ' ~. iwnne, Mrs Mnienndy Miss Allen, Mis; RevT FFullerton spo eou be zi fof nah-en followed, mnklng nnn nf the that she opposes American occupation. ,, » A! Kale Mel_enn_ Miss Alley, ,he Misses the church andthe Presbyfery. He felt lnrgnsllf nn; the largest fnnnnn] She desires her share only if the

Nash, Miss Jessie McLeod, and others 9- dfdli Sens? df Pefsoniii 1053- Fnf ~`_if< cortege ever seen in th.s city, while islands are parcelled up. A

The stream of passing friends coming yfnfs P9-Si ine dentdifd Pn5i0i"nnd nn from the church to the outskirts of the PLAYA DEL ESTE_ July 9_[Sneelal] otakea last look was constant, and nad bein Cdniiiiddi in ine ngni- Tney city: the sidewalks were lined with _“,0I_d comes that the S auiards at mbraced all classes, old and young, had Wfnngni i0.!.€in0i` f0_i` in9»_ C9-nse thoughtful spectators with uncovered B P ich and poor. _\lany with ditiiculty Of Christ not only in this city hen,1§_ ,Guantanamo and aracoaae starving.

- kept back their tears while others lint inidngnnnl' tne Island' Hn

Boxes on our middle Counter' sobbeil in the overilow of their affect- had never f0nnd niin idiinfing Wiin ine

innate Sorrow ne they ,razed for the lnst baggagewfagons but always in the ran time upon the faee ofothe beloved min-, Of ine ngni- Tney ndd driven iiii nignt ister He lnvln lne enllnnese of nn- together to reach an appointment. He troubled rest only the pallor of the Wai ii infin ‘ii n°“'9i`-5Pii'iinni and fea‘ures vivilnir indication that this was nlenini Power- Hn never Enid nn nn’

his het s‘l’eeP__5’ kind word of any man. He took the

l membars of lne W C T L'_ each heal-_ conduct. He was withal a rarely gifted

As the procession passi d on it= way

the bellsol St Pauls ani. S. -it ...s` churches were tclled. At we i-- iii' t<rv in the presence of a large a-»<t snlrcw u concourse of people, the bl-_ri-l ser i--1 and prayer were impressively t-ri... . .~.-- ed by Rev T [~`Fullerton. A il so il .-ter the summer sky, bending :tb we as i' in benediction,all that was in-»rt:il ii' the beloved Pastor of Zion Church was laid to rest.

Tne funeral arrangements which

were singularly perfect, were under the personal direction of l\Ir Dudley Wright, of Mark Wright & Co. The horses at- tached to the hearse were led. ‘ Mr John McLaren, oi Messrs Paton

& Co, superintended the draping of the church. -

Ritiiisnrisizn St James’ S S picnic at

North Wiltshire on Wednesday July 13th. '

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0 feet of Picture Then wh deleeed weepi ’ ChiIdren’s Garden 'I cols. f

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` ‘ - R M M K oi semis read me n

lifnlgllsl can In and see ninelleihr P§ai;l= “Lord Thou hast

p es' been ou- dwelling place in all genera- K m

liinnsf P,»-yer was oEered bv Rev - .-

J° no I ‘Ji I ~pscial and touching refer- Abloltlfdyfiln

.- , . I 1 luidetorthe bereaved fam- - _ I tl V ...,»'egation,with thanksgiving

The W. C. T U. Lunch Room,

for the Cubans, who are flocking from* the hills in thousands.

recent engagements 22 oiiicers and 208,

And Easily Whip Germany- Snmpson Hopes to Save

Three Spanish Ships-

Camera Coming Back-

Spain Denies Seeking Peace.

Dole and W B Tryer of Hawaii, 03.. missioners under the Hawaiian lilitill tion resolution.

HEAVY Fl.00ll8.

Sweep Avvay Monaco With Log Q

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Snnansar, Mo.July 9-[speegl]-. Very heavyrains caused floods in & , valley that washed away fifteen hoioi.. Several lives were lost-

STEAIER 0l| FIRE

Ana _Abandoned lm an

New rom. Juiys-(sp¢sui`;....n|`,

Clyde liner Deldware was abaldli

off Barnegat. on tire. The punqna and crew were saved

KING LEOP0l.l.

Wlll Vltlt tl\0 UMKC '\‘l&l III

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Bnossxts, July 9.-.(8peiilal)g-:K_il* _

win nm in yoahting cruise- Ho will spend ai

time in the United States.

The Marblehead has landed supplies

General Shatter reports that in the

l`lAGAZlNE .

C roq uct Se ts, 90

Base Bats.

Base Batts.

'tennis Balls.

`sdn| piu3g

Tennis Racqets.

Sand Shovels 5: Buckets.

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i Just opened a large assort-

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J wim views of cannons-

town and S-8. “Stanley” t

-I Also mounted views on card- - 1*' board at 10, 15 and 25c each.

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Gen. tartar it Gu..

- Importers. etc. etc. j "

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You May Be

as careful as possible but a careless neighbor may put all your plana - to naught. Througli a careless neighbor you may bo ruined by fire. Mv Co’s Tnsurance pro sects you against tho carelessness of your neighbor. They are good stock Co’s and never contest a claim.

Grafton Street, have been placed Whgel barfgws, Carts,

under new management. W & I

THE MENU COMPRISES . 3 9113 gg, '

Home made Bread. Baked! gg cy ’ .

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