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... IPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. I DEATH OF REV. JAMES CARGIN, IONDONDE RRY. With profaund sorrow we record to-day Tre death. of the Rev. Janes Gargin, minister of First Dear Prmtsbyteiian Church. The sead event occurred yes- terday afternoon, shontly after two o'clock, at the residents of his sister-rn-law, Mrs. Etansiltoa, 27, Wellington. Park, -in this city. He had been in his usmal health up to the ...

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... IDEATH OF DPR. BOLTON, J.P.. BANGOR I Much riegret was felt in Bargor yesterday after- e noon when it becaaie known that in the midst of 'RI his every-day duties Dr. Reuben Bolton had end- dents- e.pired. Short-ly after one o'clodk he was h discovered hi-ng in an unconscions condition in the fi hall of the dipensary at Catherine -Place, whither he had gone to prepare medicines which serie of o ...

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