The equity, 15 juillet 1897, jeudi 15 juillet 1897

[" Voi XV, No.5 SHAW VILLE, Co.PONTIAC, P.Q., \u201c THE EQUITY \" TIlUliSDAY, JULY 17, 1807 \u2022 i ,e ^ SUBSCRIPTION.One Dollar a Tear In advance BANK OF OTTAWA Mr.Richard Mitchell and family camping at Green Lake.Wr, Andrew Elliott, of Westmeath, paid a visit to his relatives here this week.Massoy Marrie machines are selling like hot cakes.\u2014A.S.Smart.»\t.Mr.Jackson has on hand this week the re painting of the Russell House.are WANTED! Is issued from the < flice of Publication Shawville every Thursday.Head Office Ottawa Canada, Capital (fully paid up) .$1,600,000.00 ~ I.$1.006,000.00 K vet F.-llowing a gentle shower on Sunday ! Mr.Ed.Leitch, an old re.ident of afternoon, a most agreeable change of Bristol, passed away on Monday last, weather set in.\tJ Advertising rate* marie known on appllca-'|\t.\t,\t_ .\tMaying was commenced is these parts tion.\tHaying and Harvesting Tools, Machin* last week.Ae a whole the crop is very Juhm Matiikh, BhQ.I Correspondence of local! nterest aAllc!ted [ ™*pairst Oils, Binding Mitts, etc., a1 | light David MaiLakkn, Hnq., | from all parts of the country.\tclosest prices.\tG.F.Hodoinh BY Subscription, 81.00 per Annum Board of Directors : Charles Magek, Ehq., President Gkorue Hay, exq.,Vice-President Hon.Geo.Bryson, Jr.Alex.Fua.hkk, Ewj., REID BROS.5 AT GeneralManager.11dSrTed fr£e; lSlVblituaryjîne?,\u2018 r?\u2022 ££ t r ®* I At * meeting of tho Shawville achool I of UdL'\" BeHaf 'illoùLIT\"''d\u2018'B1 ou\u201de (Local) Manager, will beebarged at the rateof Soents per line commiaeionere on Monday Mr.VYm.A.Stuffs.\tG.F.Hoixunh.a GENERAL BANKING BU8INE88\tmoneytoacoorapanytheraanuscrlpllnevery Hodgins was elected chairman for the * THAN 8 ACT ED.\tICR8H*\tI enrrent year.Dknnih Muiii-my, Eh word, for there; struggle to pull through, \"the wolf and mWroacopio examination of the brain vrW, me W.defem; hi.kf her w.k'L'\tI u,e,l _,w^,^ol,l»u,l .nflrrn.Ue find.formerly a phyairiam here.He is said j \u201cThere, there!\" cried Aunt Lott, who times in his eyes, ns lie had read in her! to find him nights, when I went home, their nuclei dark and shrunken, just had just stepped up.\u201cRatenow, the clear, brown, child-like ones, that she.slouching around the yard, arid some- like Uw brain cells of the Utigued pig* S3sg«w?fc s\tïrÆiSïtsïaJ -rsxrsr r*.\u201cI know hie circumstance*,\" replied \"At eighteen cue enjoys such post- horribly true\u2014a miserable perspect- step close by the door; not trying to quiry a* to whet her the universal pre-Moritz.He knew very well what his time !\" remarked an old gentleman with iy*}\t,\tget in, but when 1 went in he'd stretch aenoc of inkrosvopic dirt may not le a \u2022Utinsrtu,.\tuWttffrteteîïSttBS h-£\u201c,,r*\u2018- 't T rr4 pKSSSUitU8S,J^&S me, dearest Herr Rennewitx Hvgekuih's lawyer?\"\tbefore reoccur rod to him, and the to lie t ha t as long as we had an>tuiug inorganic matter in old brain cells, lie von Riitenow,\" said the lady looking \"1 am, madame \u201d\tweeping maiden assumed the form of he# wouldn't try to get in What he shows bow this \"dirt\" is brought into at him in astonishment.*\t\"Well?\"\tElsie von Hegehat'h.N h* could not xveLS waLting fur waa for me to come tb aysUun by the inspired air, encloeur- Till1., .hr Ratwiowe knew he wag not\t*\t\u2014 iSttS 8^6^51 tSSÎ -.»\tWKRlK i good :ua tc hi Jjfn thur meantime all i \"Of course,\" said Frau von Rat enow think him faithless I lie held love and buhted, beat.lie kuew.that after one heap in the cells themselves, where it was topsy turvy at theVastle as old \"doea he know of it?\"\t\u2018\twomen too sacred; there must l>e some ^ two days of that sort of business increases in amount hourly and escape» ESS3S were being laid, and the gardener) Frau von Rat enow looked anxiously\tfo the card-mom.\thie of making a fight for it.\tbirth of fresh physiological structures, brought half of the conservatory into at speaker.\"Do you think it will\t, *ie sa,^' lx>2u,nK tl> }\\.' \u201cI knew what would happen then, The vastly superior power of brain .he hall in w*ch there was to lie a ™%J%'no !\" replied tie lawyer wonts' w\u2018t h y< -uV' ito spoke sott'ly and th» weakest first the children, and it\tto^bitKytf thought lance.1 romptly on the first of Janu- \"A® long as the old lunatic has breath Ioo!c