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Mortgage Sale

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Valedicjory Address.

To My. James HT. Mowaghai, Teacher :

Drax Sir,— Having learned with deep re-

gret that you propose leaving your present post of duty at an early date, we, tie inhali- tants of Thistle and Shamrock School Distwict, beg leave to address you previous to your de parture, and express our very high apprecia- tion of your valuable services during the two years you have been engaged in teaching. | Your methods of unfolding and expanding |the intellectual faculties uf the pupils under your charge,together with the skillin manage- ment and discipline so apparent in the gov- ernment of the school have given the most entire satisfaction ; and we feel assured that ‘under your instruction,not only in the advane- ied, but also in the rudements of general | knowledge, so essential at the outset, our ‘children have been laying the foundation for a good thorough education.

Your general deportment while among us, as a friend and a Christian, has been uniform- ally of an elevating tendency, exerting a

iyradual, yet constant and powerful influence over those with whom you have been associated and especially over those under your constant insiruction.

| We eongvratulate you upon the well earned reputation, accorded to you by the Inspector, ‘of having your schoolin such a_ satistactory condition.

Most gladly would we have retained your services in the future, had it been possible for you to have remained, but we must, though jreluctantly acquiesce in your decision.

In saying good bye for the present, we sin jcerely hope that wherever you may go, or in ‘whatever sphere you may engage, you may ‘meet with that success you deserve, and which |uprightness of conduct and devotion to duty ;are always sure to win. With our best wishes |for your weifare, we remain yours truly Owen

Hughes, Donald McKenzie, Jobu Keily, Wil liam McKenzie, Patrick Owens, James Kelly, jJames M. Duffy,—-on behalt of the inhabit- ‘ants of said school district,

REPLY :

To Owen Hughes and Donald McKenzie, Esquires, and Messrs. John Kelly, William McKenzie, Patrick Owens, James K-tly and James M. Duffy, on behalf of the iniabitants of Thistle and Shamrock School District ;

GENTLEMEN, —Words fail me to express my thanks for sucha manifestation of esteem and affection contained in your address, which you have just presented me.

This unexpected expression of kindaess from those with whom 1 have lived so long, and with whom I have spent so many pleas- ant hours, I shall ever cherish with fond remembrance, as an honorable momento—an endearing certificate of the good opinion of men whose approbation is really valuable.

It is with teelings of sorrow 1 sever the tics that bind me to this place, but wherever my lot may be past in the future, 1 shall always be pleased to know that I carry with j esteem and affection.

If I have been at all successful in my work much credit is due the parents who have helped and encouraged their children at ) and also to the trustees who have taken a deep interest in school matters.

have given satisfaction, I feel more tha amply rewarded.

I shall always look back with pleasure to the time spent in the schoolroom where I found the pupils dilligent, thoughtful and kind. My wish tor them is that they may be successful in prosecuting their studies, and when their school days are ended, they may be prepared to fill useful positions in society und the world,

Thanking you for your kindness in the past and hoping kind Providence may favor you with health and prosperity in the future.

I remain, Yours truly, James H. MonaGHan, Teacher, Thistle and Shamrock, June 27th, 1887. 5 ee

Address.

To Miss Adeline Huiter.

Dear FRIEND,— As your connection with Eldon School District has been severed, we, the ratepayers of said district, avail ourselves of the present opportunity to give sincere expression to our regard for you as a member of society, and our appre- ciation of your conduct while you filled the position of Principal of our School.

The independence and impartiality dis- played by you inthe administration of your duties could not fail to command universal respect; while, if the candor evinced by you to all with whom you have associated be imitated by those under your charge, it will certainly prove a_ valuable auxiliary in instilling into the youthful mind those pleasing emotions of affection and that dignified consciousness of virtue which refine and ennoble the heart, and are of such inestimable value in the educa- tion of the young.

Be assured, dear friend, that though

laurels which your honorable conduct has

won for you during your residence among

us shall ever bloom in Our memories with unfading lustre.

And we sincerely pray that, wherever your lot may be cast, the Hand of Omnipo- tence may ever guide you in that path of moral rectitude which leads to eternal hap- piness. (Signed)

Donald A. McLeod, Hon. James Nichol- son, M. L, C., Donald R. Macdonald, J. P., H. D. Johnson, M. D., Nathaniel Laraby, Charles McWilliam, Alexander McMillan, J. P., George Turner, Martin Martin, K. R. Morrison, W. Mutch, Chas. T. McWil- liam, Robert Longard, Joseph Lancz, Wim. Laraby, Lauchlin A. Ross, James Callahan, A. S. Lantz, Alex. Dixon, Andrew Dixon, John Halliday, Thomas Halliday, A. G Smith, Robert McWilliam, Merman Me Swain, James McWilliam, John 8. M Eachern, David Ross.

REPLY.

To Donald A. Me Lepr, Hon. Jam 8s Vu (Hy SOR, M. L. C., Jonald R. Mel onald, J. P., H. D. Johnson, M. D., Nathaniet Laraby, Ohas. McWilliam, Alex. Me- Millan, Ratepayers of Eldon School Liis- trict.

Dear Frrenps,—Words fail me to ex

tunents you have expressed in the addiess just presented. That my conduct in the school has won your approval is ample rewird for any amount-of work that 1 may have endeavored to accomplish, but I feel doubly repaid when I perceive that the scholars, by earnestly striving to please, have showw that they, too, appreciate: my every effort—however imperfect-~in, thew behalf. I can say that I have always found the majority of them tractable and indus- trious, which, to me, is abundant proof that they have been receiving encourage- ment in that direction at home.

The period during which I have been among you will ever be looked back to with many pleasant recollections of your kind- ness tu me, beth as a teacher and a friend.

Thanking you sincerely for your best wishes regarding my temporal and eternal welfare, and trusting that we may all meet again in the bright world above,

| am, Yours very truly, ADELINE HUNTER. Eldon, June 29th, 1887.

Canadian Affairs.

The debate on the proposal to subsidize the Canadiam Pacitie mail service was renewed in the British House of Commons: on Monday last. The government has received further resolutions in favor of the Canadian route from the Chambers of Commerce of Amoy, Kobia and Yokohama. It is understood on excellent authority that the government is inclined to consider favorably the Canadian proposals,

The first sod of the Red River Valley road was turned on Monday last. A_ staff of sur- veyors are bow engaged running the profile, and subcontracts will be‘let forthwith.

The Madawaska bribery case against Hon. Mr, Costigan has been dismissed for want of due prosecution.

Parliament at its last session made pro- vision for an accountant for the Department of Justice, and it is understood that Mr. Narraway, son of Rev. Mr. Narraway, of St. John, N. B., has been appointed to the position.

Ee Give Them a Chance!

That is to say, your lungs. Also all your breathing machinery. Very wonderful machinery itis. Not only the larger air- passages, but the thousands of little tubes and cavities leading from them.

When these are clogged and choked with

I can assure you thatit my poor services|

“Time untiring may wave his wing,” thef

laiatter which ought not to be there, your | lungs cannot half do their work. And | what they do, they cannot do well.

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| Call it cold, cough, croup, pneumonia,

, eatarrh, consumption.or any of the family

lof throat and nose and head aud lung ob

, | structions, allare bad. All ought to be

j got rid of. There is just one sure Way to et rid of them. That is to take Boschee's German Syrup, which any druggist will

‘sell you at 75 cents a bottle. Even if

jeverything else has failed you, you may

depend upon this for certain. acl atte Frightful, Indeed.

A frightful condition of affairs regarding the treatment of the pauper insane at Ward’s Island asylum New York was revealed at the State of Charities investiga- tion of the Department of Charities and Correction instituted at the mayor's re- It was shown that in the building, whose capacity was 1,000 1,400 patients are crowded ; the patients are also in out- side buildings wholly uninhabitable - that wards, the capacity of which is forty-five contain nearly twice that number of violent- ly insane persons, with only five attendants, and that the fool furnished is not suflitient either in quality or quantity. President Simmons of the board, admitted these facts, and said they could not be avoided, because the board of appointment refused to give them necessary funds.

a «ip - <a Laughter as a Tonic.

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Perhaps there is not the remotest corner or little inlet of the minute blood vessels of the body, says the Scientifie American, that does not feel sume wavelet from the great convulsions produced by hearty laughter shaking the central man. The blood moves more lively; probably its chemical@iglectrical, or vital conditions are distinctlyamedified. It conveys a different Lm pression to all the organs of the body, as it visits them on that particular mystic journey, when a man is laughing, from what it does at other times. And thus it is that a good laugh lengthens a man’s life by conveying a distinct and additional stimu- lus to the vital forces. The time may come when physicians, attendmg more closely than they do now to the innumerable subtle influences which the soul exerts upon its tenement of clay, shall prescribe to the torpid patient, “so many peals of laughter to be undergone at such a time,” just as do that far more objectionable prescription, —a pill, or an electric or galvanic shock.

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