... Brown the domestic classes. The exhibition was staged in the Institute, Addison-road. and was opened by Mrs. Finlay, who wished the association success. and expressed the hope that they would be able to keep their allotments. Mr. Mitchell thanked Mrs. Finlay ...

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... is most disastrous. Hence does It behove every one to keep their blood in a perfectly healthy condition, and more especially at tke spring and fall of the year. No matter what the exciting cause may be the real canoe of a large proportion of all diseases ...

... COMM ISyou pain. Do ant let then, keep it from you: if STONERS: they do. pee the &i.e., I' and you will find : Mr. T. Guilford (chairman), all abut it. lon going to join dear mother in I Dr. Gibbet.. and Hewers. Stage, Illake, Marshall. Heaven, and I hope ...

... W. Bern, harks; Frark 0. V !Metros. P. 9 C' F, %, A Dares. viol: Fred W. L. and Ito. May, left Re!cree. Mx. T. Gwinn. laded., T. Jetir:os. J. ling McLaren, T. J. May, W. Deedman. -•--- and G. F. Rutrzwierr, with do Actinc 0,.k (Mr. F. C. Potter), ar.d ...

... the 27th inst., when it is to meet for the dial itch business. Henry Clarence Williams, a physician and surge., and his wife May were tined £2.5 each and ci st Shropshire Quarter Soorions on Wednesday, for in g their child Gladys, aged three years. The ...

... says the public have never had access to this land he is, wo bellicose. making an assertion not warranted by the facts. It may be that the public had no legal right of surfs, but they had certainly wandered over • largo part of the land without let or ...

... la Mt. . Iron. Wears and Co.. fair unease mend. for a 151 . apnea over tbr ulnae mot clone boundary lot 75 of tloo bulldrog art Me. and Comma! abould pu7!tame M. W. Council to this, MN base t e to write Nam. kottot 00. Yet Hie Oarsll lON disclaim remsomMilay ...

... the Wallas Bram Band attasehel. • ambit nab* played is the Illsidon by la•VOIN ryes by W. Wesley, aad W. MOW alively. The Ragland aad Waimea 'may tasehas tamed almost without to amid Mena, sad warble aims by Weathostry, Vistas, Miss Marneek, Were. T. C ...

... . Amateur Dramatic Olub are ua- very popalar to ot the Toeeday evenivg they enhanced their tim, when they were ia petting stage two cometio, The vir actions wae ia the 8. Nicolae Parish where there was a larre gathering, inched- pny of of the strict, ...

... a drizzling rain falling throughout the game. and remit:slug the ground very suit. lbw Cranleighana pressed in the opening stages. and, otter Yeses had sent in a eatendid centre ahich wee mimed. Busher scored after Gold had Want at the goalkeeper. Short ...

... lodging of 10 persons. The.. would be no ehana for the police to keep it under their mimes Won. He fled personal tooling in the matter. he w•• acting he thoug h A: town at Lome would have hint art.- str. Itswlnor heliel.l that if they mimed permits pion Mr ...