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. . & S.O., Coroner. Office and Re denoe, horses and buggies, I can socomodate CORRILIPCoNDENTS. . .. -1 ;.-; .. �� '.1
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mg Street, Pickering Office bours. ornin 26th The Pion' she attraction. - - -1 .
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to 11:30; EvOning 6 tu 8- . s Summerfeldt were glad. balb. Walker showed his spurs. Weir , 1�
&W . I !!!!!T!!r .., Covered 'bus meets all trains. In . -, . - I,- 1. . - I Mrs. and Mis - -p .�L.., -,�.�',, 'A
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. � vocal Music. 1, man will be found in the office of Gerow's Pump village on Friday. of the team. Keep your, eye on- that boy, . 11 . .� I
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�. - �, -i ing Stables, Pickering. I We board of a race Saturday evening. he is in the right place on a football field. . . . ". ,.,
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Miss Ida Simpson, "' ' see any of his subscritwa. I e say in two Dave looked gaunt, -perhaps he had no - % ,,, � ,,, .
- . on. (:%.460. w, --! 3=TL W. Murdoch spent the first in Mr,un& Beheve I, red woll, but som .1 - . - 'V - !
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prepared to give lesions in oi.. To be in the fasbion two of our male People of this communi hasn't forgotten how to do the trick, even I . �. � ��)-,-
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. � instruction will kindly e-ommunicate th her . 2b '400 CA .. . io'- - ..- , bustled the boys in the centre. Callander P -.. ... ) . I '.
� . at Claremont, - . � I " ' - �' I I a consequence friend Harry Coopor has this accounts for no news of late. - - *�-
, . � . our is a sprinter. Andy never played so well, .� , - : � , I
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. The best of refer . - -- W . � � ." rong with the violin string';? tive. Brooks was everywhere find his . �..
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girl wag not looking on either. Will Cox . :. I
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. . J " - F,kRBWELL, Q. C., BARRIS. Z - I - 4 0 We werein error last -week in stating' is visiting hermother, Mrs. Ruby. ' even though he is a Tory. � � - � - . .1. F."
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* - � low & MeGILLIVRAY, BARRIS. =;� S � S 0 ments have fallen througlA. Tbehouse is more or less joy in . Mr. Matthews, of the Bra, ha goo_ to ' * � � .. 11
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. 11) ters, Solicitors &c.* Office opposite Post "j;Z (5 :ijo,, � a j 4D 8 o e 1; - yet on the market. � lui geDeiation. " ' ----� -1
.. at. 'ino. Ball Dow, B.A.; Tb6o. = to t' I he Anniversary in connection with the Manitoba for a brief visit. - . - ,-. .-.* - ' - :
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lAeGillivray, LL.B. M W 4.0 a 4 0 - .- 1'� .
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PKE, ,BARRISiER C'M E4 Id 16 'a' ' list in Squire . Me- ..
� V 2 t:� �a all 9.23 - � Smith. His intention war, to enter in the . : , -.'
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: ennimission. office: over OntaxioDMIly, Picker- = P%d i 0 '0- �,- g '08 .. rge as suitabl) for our So rboro belles. . .... . - t`
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AT S. ORMISTON, LL.B., of Law. F. :: 20. t, . 0 a t. Ding Was Well attended and the program . - - . .
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- Solicitors, Notaries, &c., 15 T 42 � . I- itb the excellent speech. -
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. routo, will be at Claermont ever7 Th ;:� -0 travel r for cudpurposes and the owners . . - -,-.
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� office over J. BuDdy's shop. MonO,p.o loan. picnic there each summer. es of Revs. Cannon and Chish ..
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i � . Hopper's Store. � 131Y . -.,. " - � -. . . . . . . thither and will be rebuili ou the new , - . BROWN'S CORNERS. . ... s. 'Tis a wonder - � --1 .1 . .
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,� GEON, Graivate of the Ontario Vet- - �: � .: citizens are caused cousiderable anuoyauce mlll� aid low, no hinbs dlislocated, DO hard eDts Ight be given, even a bottle of - .- . - .. :` '�?
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I erinary College, Toronto, will visit %Vbiteva e - . � ir I I I -
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every Saturday. Diseases of - . �-. feelings remaiu. The Government is safe, - .. . ,
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-, -: - the horse's toot attended to tit my shooing forge .. but their majority is only 2. To be Per- - � � I - - .�
. ' )tly at- jewelry. Careful buyers will not allow difficalty without much trouble. . Wednesday, the 25th nit., Mr. Wm. -. . i 1.
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- lot 33,7th co On Robert Carsen has secured the contract 'On I . . - 1.
. "-. - tended to. Ttlegraph address ! W"s hPiroFlIze, Ont. -ola. shop-w3rn goods to be worke4 Off ey, sr., in his eightieth year passed ...-. � -- . ,
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. . P.O. address; Green River. Out. them at high prices until they b ve seen of btraighteniog the course of the river at t �. . !.- i I-, - "-
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- 1. - - � , � what is new and strictly in the I present the iron bridge. The north abutment was day eveciDg. It was a Moft exciting hs, . ; .,.. ' 9; .'
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- watches: He wants everyone interested to stable Reynolds while being taken to . � .. , , -1
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. .1 . C6m- that for quality, style and low pri�e it der ? Veterans of ma , fought 81% -: 7;t;
. .�-, rlpROMAS DUNN, Copveyancer, . _ constable Addisou. of Stouffvdle, aud ap- fully breathed hie list amidst the pro- . . - . :.
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.1. � -- - - ss WM* Je CON Tutsday, by coustable W. Reynolds What great thoughts * P rejoicing o'er the pros- .-- .
� � D R. BEATON, TOWNSHIP ELiRli w - neial bor, always � . . . .;
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�. e Conveyancer, Comm issi ouer for taking "'fed i he escaped, hence the reward. Raymer dy to advise . : -
. .. � affidavits, Accountant and I Insuranco Agent. the calel�.ra . ball gladiators lived. Manager Steve perity of others and ever ren' -. . i., .
. . youth of about 17. dark cowplexion, I . . .
wills pro- Pelebrated. Wilkinson ight Ormerod wasthe eboF,en bonored leader arid belpbis poorer neighbors. All will -
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. Brougham every Monday afternoo � . Scufflers, i .� checkedsuit. Wehavevot yet heard of 110 C,(,D. lie had lived -at pe�ace with allmen and - .� I
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- - /," A 0 e county of Ontario Drawings Alec) the Laurence separator in good Con- glorious climate of Scai I.; , .
. . � e for tb . ditiou, lor sale, cheap. .. number of about forty were in attendance, in - . .-[-_ L: - L'.
!;� and specifications furnished for every class of - inan measuring less than 7 feet 6 inches cerel tender our warmest sympathy � .
- I and were well pleased with the manner . d trust that . ,
- building. Steam find hot water heatint,awl cularilv and urider 6 feet in cir. this 'their bereavement an - I I., . � ...
. ffice-Gerrie ock, - perpeudi . . ! . - � -s',�
... � ventilation a si)ecia'tY. 0 vim. Cowie/i Broughm'. In Which the children acquitted them time will assauge and soften their Sharp , - -:. . .1 - . . A.
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. - besidence-Kin--ston Rotia East Pickering. 37 y --- --- -- a-. - -- ineus of Gritism.. Thisshowiug may.be poigu -
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. -. . Aactioneering. . Eddy. Ab3ut an hour was spout iii the ace . .. .. . . ... -.
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I aud takes this opportunity of tbanking bis pat- ' th nze' a have beeii retired to bed at 9:30, while at home. . .'�. � .. .--.'-.� L �
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, . rons he presenting of read- tbeir diet has been restricted to bread, M ss Dunbar, of Londo , Eiftg.,is vi i -I . ,
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-*:,. Vtoioneer, valuator, etc., for East York and , -W i_ I _ :R eudant of Erin go Bragh and is of course liday's parelts. . � . - * ,
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L OHN LESLIE, BOOT AND'SHOE - May they IODg be with "us. aent art examination T. Hendersou -CAP. �' - I - - 1�
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.�... DI)POSite the I � . jROUGHAM. � ,- plays and cat like movements,* for he was geon ,eirical drawing ; and J. Parker, �geo- . .
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or lunch at all reasonable hours. Go6databling . . Mrs. C. Philip has returned from visit- and the great game went on. Manager e threw both occupants out. For- , - - � ,-- . ' .... �-..-
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1. CULLY, Proprietor. � 151Y - 10 between corner and the College groun ' Ormerod, Walker, Thompson, Pearson, W trust that all our friends whb vot(d -.: � - ,�. 1:
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e ering, Ont. Having been 25 years at the I -- M. Stephenson, Con ; Miss R. Wilson, A. D. L . .1� �, .I- �,
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� PICKERING !,BRANCH ber through. His salary was increased a v ... i i i at Rosebank N..
- . .- R. Wolfenaen, Proprietors Stephenson. Fools may laugh at their . pleasant day picnicing � i ."*1 ; .�
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auking Businekis. . I enough to arouse a more dead individual The game waxes hotter and hotter. StWieve after enjoying themselves, as city visitors � , - ' .?-:-.-,.I
OrFicF HouRs--From 10 to 3; Saturdays I ana better prepared to ex ute all than myssif. He called it a fight. but Tom wings his men, Stewart gets rattled, furn, always do, when having a day in .the -, ... '- ' -: '-: '
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- I ___ Dozensof these seedy Looking men mareinern me, as I could � find no trace of them I ' "n, ution of the Forest -
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. ... - . � - -bar days of affluence, wh k Sling in high jor that borough at the 64 F=ly
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. - 1: _.. . - their kin4 was there, and my. relatives who had seized MY to the Prince of Wales to throw the weight Sir Charles Dilker it is rr time I was there. In July I read a book, i A. -
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L - .�. - . told me over at Montemartr - dead denounced me as an impostor' They the demoraliziDgpractioe. . - year. The Now reus,l In which were statement, .
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� - . : . - noon in a little wine shop which I bad en- even went so far; as to say that I bad 'dis- . . correspondent, says that it is. not merely a of cures by Ilood's Sarsaparilla. I was soil,,- . .
� . - . . � tered out of curiosity and which I found to figured myself to obtain the estate and found The gossips of London exe chattering gaily mat In Parliament the* .the disgraced - pressed with the success Of this medicine tll4t - L,
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. . _ I . be little else than a tramps' boarding Ar fil an baronet, wants, but that he means
. , 1. . I.. i, One man, from his peculiarly villainous ap- some one in the police department to SWe - The German emperor will visit the bi t He the sores soon decreased, and I began
- - . . that I was a notorious thief who had &I a 12 his old place in the council of the par y. to feei
I - . ; arance, attracted me strongly enough to ready been in the hulks. I was sentenced (T lie i , July, and there will be * -ted, it is added, and better and In a short time I was UP and -
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.... J make me cultivate his acquaintance. Ile to sevon years' imprisonment for raiiii _____ - ion to do him honor. That. strongly opposed, and blie awkward question out of doors. I continued to take it ,8, .
�_. - . m- ng a 0 &YOr a race t r . Ood gar. .
- . .:**. � was the most demoralized specimeii of hu false claim. to my own property, and since I 11, course, = be a "t thing, but greate which will confrontMr. Gladstone, of aecid- saparilla for about a year, when, having use(I
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. . .1 ... I I . 6rat overture was in the way of aaking him Monsieur, have you a franc or so about you? r rbahould reeeive ounfirinstion that the Pirnell, he can receive an even -greater An- from, the disease that I went to work for the .
. _� i_ . . to take a drink mud it . I I What do you think of my story? " ohenzollern to the net, will be a disagreeable but an inevitable Flint & Wailing Mfg. Cp., and since then ...
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.. . - �_.. , unable to answer it; but pointed to his Much of the happiness of life is lost, by ]House of Commons which would, empower don =Wr1i0n1g&tnhe' fact of Sir Charles am in good spirPs an have a good ,tppetite. .
.. ... ,;,. � - . mouth, which be opened, showing that lie sacrificing -the substance to the shadow, the c( �roners to hold inquests on fine the shine acceptance in two lines of ita,obscured tYPS .1 am now 2T years of 0 and can walk as well .-
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� . . . . is, 00 b, iing to give the Members and the pub ic a In spite of me To my friends my recovery seems almost -
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I ..: _.. t. - poison as vitriol. standard is set by our neighbors not by our- 11 rovisions. sociations, an
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.... � . . . Two or the three nasty scars on his face ad selves, and we wear ourselves out in trying T 4e object of the proposed legislation Scams ing, Ontario sportsmen complain that wild .
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L ,� o ' ` ded to the picturesqueness of his get/up, to live up to it. .People of limited means v � be a wise one. At the present time. the &me continues to decrease. A correspon- TxEm 9 N. Railroad St., Kendallville, iud. . .
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.I.. I . . ..- landlord for a slate." The elate was pro- ra%ny families in exactl the fitably revivod,.at all events in larve cities- ble in that it is extremely difficult to Under'-
. . - .. . - caition in which the old rophet prayed to Sarsaparilla .,-.
- . - . . cured atter some demurring from the land- P3rty nor riches." A correspondent of the Field tells the stand how a remedy it to be -found. It is a ' �, I
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1. _, % --. lord and upon my ordering two more bot- rt &dare of that eminently trustworthy jour- roblem that I shall have to leave to wiser gold by an drnggUts. $1 ; dx for O& Prepared only
I - . . . - . _ . tles of wine -,one for rn:� friend and the There is enough to live on in comfort if the . ith tr6ut, which, in the teads than mine to solve. In the meantime by 0. f HOOD & CO., A pothecaries, L*well, idaig, -
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. . . . I tmmp,, commence province of mothers, and particularly of spondent doubtless is, might almost be m. a correspondent __ wassummummond
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- . a - ; . I _.;.� . 1. hand,'rapidly and in a clear, concise I style, young mothers. It is the wife, as general to o count one against prohibition. There is notice that there seems to be consiyembla -_ - --- ____ -_ .
i.. using excellent language. As soon as he , pretty trout stream called the Treweryu, speculation among spor . tamen an to t4e cause G. W. Rowdon, the ex-amate-ar champion -
� '-; had filled one side oY t& slate he turned it rule, who regulates thp expenditure of the a ecreasint r of Great Britain, is doingsome
. - household and the manner of living. If she 0 the bank of which the Welch Whiskey of the rapidli d flight, of water high jumpe
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, . � . . . � � -, ... over and filled the other, after doing which is satisfied, her husband is apt to acquiesce. C" limited, have put up a distillery. fowl. They am, in - - P rful jumping it a London musi,,- hal . 1. ,
- �... . � , .4- . -_1 he handed the slate to me, threw himself There is a certain amount of money to he T he roosyleportainen were annoyed at first, scarce, an compared 0 former years, and I One of his noted f is jumping over six .
I I - . I . . . ��, back on his bench and folded his arms. I 1 nd she must decide what she will bflieving that the y fear that even were the shooting of them en- men seated in chairs -anged in a row. He -
- _. . . read carefully what he had written, mid as spout, a ,would kill or sicken the speckled beauties, tirely prohibited itwohld only defer their ex- also goes over thre 3 men standing close .
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.-. . � I '. - urpose of continuation. It will buy all the necessaries oflife and only have the fish increased in size, but the half -breeds, who have been in the far North, cannot be far short a six feet high. Finall ,
. . . .. I � . slate to him for -the p many of its comforts, including easo of ' y
- . -:, - *\ Hin CAREFULLY RUBBED OUT THE MATTER hiskey and water " seems to have imbued some to Slave Lske and beyond, that the off a man's back, he clears a horizontal b:Lr
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'. . - I-, Move he had stopped. This performance its neighbora, and with I hem the discomfoi t uncomplimentary comparisons between the Is snd i . � am in great measure for their
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I - - . I.- - � ,'. I had got the whole of the story and at the the daily toil and make work easier. 1%ith asjudged by the irlimpoes which the public They also gather - ,
.- . have both has been privilejed to catch in Lord Cole- ,of means to entrap them. d "German .
� ,.: ..- - - . , end of the last installmen r, he wrote: " Tell a moderate income she C&DnOt ridge's ,!ourt-room of the amusements of vast quantitfies of eggs. When the moulting -0
... - . i. - . . me what you think of it?" The story was without- encountering the fret and worry certain fashionable " setal, ., and that of the season comes on and the young birds are � - - . 990
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t . .. .--:: I I . : unpublished deserves to see the light throlno I society of the Lime of ueorge the Fourth. nea Y9 i .. . , . . ,
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- �' I- - better as I The Frog I around these 1?%r 3. - Chicago, " have been not,ed of recent years sLill plenty, they had -mo use for water fowl, just after theGrippe had visited that -
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� . I we in atewing,elbowing, tearin theffir own 100m68c&rc8 �Y SY40 M
� - some, rich and prosperous, we e to a how many of us act as if what we ate and I 4
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- _. I . beautiful woman. For a bridal tri I took whatwe wore were the all-important points; clot ts and other wom;ii 5, in le fight for many of the tribes race I a or no aid those who lave to rise early and .
� - � I .. - - � , . a Mediterranean voyage, intending to go to and the inner life,#hat these things are a chance to get into this grade of society. " from the 0madian ()"Fovernment, I am told worklate. At the beginning ef last
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� . - , � . meant to nourish an stroyed the marsh grass where the water Winter I was on a trip to the C'
. . . places I haa business connections. We importance whatever. competitors with England in the bra *'
. . I started out from Marseilles in a small steam 'Ing fowl breed, and an a result the Indiana got of Vicksburg, Mi�s.',where I got well
� . - . . . . We do notseein to realize that display is and drinking of beer. Tn the year ending few, very few of them, many persons dying drenched in a shower of rain. I ,
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. proved to be Algerians and we were I-aken fined taste than to have handsome garments 1890, an increase of 3,200,1 � W barrels. Now water fowl will soon have gone the way of gTew worse ever!-,-1ay, until I had
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and speciafly with women to whom it in ' 3,119,243 barrels, and then follow in order: To the numerous lines of railway whic' Syrup. Meantime my cough gre%v
. . beauRNI woman I had little doubt that she - -ting during recent
and rightly so --a matter of extreme interest, -Ohio, 2,6X668 barrels; Illinois, 2,608.. she has been coustru. worse and worse. i ,nd then the Grippe
. would be destined for the Bey's pleasure, We like to be becomingly and well dressed, 916 barrels ; Wisconsin, 2,403,640 barre.s ; years thfoughout the western part of the
and the bare thou ht almost killed me. I and a few-& ver came along an4 I caught that also - -
. determined to inare a pasAonate ap;peal to ,v few -know how to com- Missouri, 2 038,398 barrels, and Now Jar- enipire Russia is adding another to run y condition then
. t bine economy and elegance. Fortheothers, says I ,609,iF0 barrels. The consumption is through Central and Eastern Siberia, and to Very SO!VeMly. .
he Bey to spare her, and by means of aubter. ,
fuge managed to get admitted to his pre- who have not this gift, it only remains for about half a barrel a year for every man, connect the river Neva with the Pacific compelled me to do something. I -1
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to him he lauahed in my face and called me - , pre y ings :ompleted in IM, -nd that it will cost not beganusi�fthe ,and before taking' -
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,.- �, - . a fool and I in my rage seized a brass,figure " throu h itamenso stretches of fine agricultur- inuch of the se ond bottle, I was .
� I , - . standing near me and burled it at him with console herself by thinking that expensive the New York Tributte in a lengthy editorial al ShT p%sture Istids, taps the important
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� . � .:1. '..- I .. I '. place on a child. They should wear nothing country. In its judicial system, its military runs not far from the Chinese border. It 'a aU itS bad effects I felt tip-top and -
I . . .. __ . . �'__' "'and he advanced upon me -with his s,prord as that does not suggest freshness and dainti- organization- itsouperioroceance.rrying trade, expected that when completed a great im-
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� . would be on a dowaser. election law bentRoent system o . . trade that wi 0 0 -
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. � ... � � . , of a series of mutilations and persecutions cannot have Cause they cannot affor,4 them, and should tend not on to stren0hen the 000AW acres of first-mte land, orith about mono the president o � the L3cal Government
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�.. with a curtain and I felt myself being car- claim to the respect of others must rest on which no nation can attain unto porm3.uenL to induce peasants from, European Russia to on the part of IoLAI authorities would be to
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. � . . . - of a very handsome apartment, The two er wrong than do a small trout fly and an eight ounce rod in . . a nun exporting -
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- ., . � � . 1. a mother can give theme to her power tug that resulted in a struggle be. be toar that China has designs on the Siberian - .
- .�. . � %.;- . _. I horri6edbyhis touch. He suddenly rose girls and tween man and fish for- an hour and a 9
. . .. - and led her over to the cage. boys she- need -not regret that sh had not province of Ussuri, *r ambition to control
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� , � . ,:. I was ait"g' li�en able to give thim, all the luxe. *desire to attack - - -
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� ... . something to her, in French, I prespine, for gray trout, On weighing it he d Britain the eom- A -A OMPT
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. . ... t . he was threatening me with further torture. - - ..., . . . _�, . :1. Emwe IFWL - : . . _.: � .. . as. tain to be'very gr t not only to RussiA -
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. ... L. - - .�,Y I CURSED 80 THAT MY PRESZNCZ The true story of Emin Pasha's fall out of is believed to be the largest specimen ever . . -
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__� .. fore I recovered consciousness. Then . $L, Detroit , ich., U. 6. A., writes; ! In . � *V
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- .:-.: : : ,L plastered portion, W c 9 plications Of St, Jacobs Oil criared me.'-' at, - -I - . .
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t ,& man WIS L imber where a doctor offers - - . i . - . .
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� ,rairic I&nd-rid _,� 100 feeb 4ong.--and four feet square. catu'rh I I wish we had it -rd like to try - - ' . 1; - I - it" - ,.!, " . 1 .., - ,
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�� fear or exIltem, ing, he .Ually fouW a tree in Sn almie of Dr. Sage's Catanh Reknedy offer a rewaqd slai LON ON A . LVW " -- . ..., 11. � i'� � 4,0,
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: . rider active, 'and ., alert for RH _yj 44 , - ' , all lotteries hoal AMNUT I
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,T,gfl young an a jWofwutting down the tree- and trim. &a not cure.' That beats . LOAN AN 0 � ,�C.. -1.,
In~ Relief, Permanent I= � '. � % -,4 � - �1. -, - .,A,
. ger that seemed to menwo him; Ming and loading it on the can was left to a low I 1. - . I ., V�,.J .!,Z4_
sc,o aang cents--yogr I
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.4 Iasi), - ooA*")0r,twho jacoksorl.Aidthe work. ci in eared� er you got $500 1 whaws Cure, Failure lwPS#ib10- 103 5&y gt"et-400utld- � � . . e ,Y).
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bowl wain ri ing or . symptoms of Osh I I . Capita�loo . __ 6 1 - I 111�_
. &U4 aild the hi hose A half Anfle of railroall ,16A to b. my hat 9 lira I . I t rer to neighbor Maur 'a
1,ildle of 4 dUrk-k!dle a ,6,,W diseeg" an shi . I _____t___ ___ I
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� at his belt. He - life -not for to a spot where the tree Stood in order to Brown%, to show M. never wanted to dew�w. 1, losing aftse of - I . . . �:_: __ 19
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I - �lf but for his ;�;;�Jes, Who werg Iku- . ==dk= us 004 MW . - . 1, .:.. - . 1, 11 14.
. roin1his tree -get within tan footi of him before, but if it * 4 _ :;... - . �
I it ?n- the ovs. - The otick f a I -of a& Money 0 r,osu on .Improved fai citY �.:. '.. i - � - ... . J�_
I - himse . � , Ikiw( gre baummiggemn.M W" rsy on liberal terms Of y : : L�:6, ..-i I - ,�V
;, feud, with hosbile lq�U+, is I L set ]b 3th - oqiar%� esAh side is the cum of his dat4rrh, I guess I can stanif Y. ete. you an tko and town p .
,d in % deadly: . . , Sny �f Usi or kindred a I - .. ,4 ( , -, - - '.o
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� � the chance of being or . e 0 ment and ,F!:WEST CURRElff RATZ& OW- .�- T �, _� : �-:`-,41 �
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jith . bei 4 feet. ut was loaded on three 34 -foot it one'L " Sold by druimist& bs ostarrb. and == "I cLPAL DEB KTURFA PUPXHASM- ' � . . o - - � - "
I mbers. -7 1'. �;. . . bottle Vt NASAL - "_ , �' ': ,-. �._ �: -, .,-,
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, b. ,%8, th 0 Thb cost*4 i ttmig ou ok of timber Never trust a man who prete do t . ca g, .�, 1 . , : � .-. ..
at fall. k5ee'a, * no faith in women ; either he is a fool who kmired by Omar - -'�, ,
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The man ridicIR t hive stit, J. F. 1121:=, 11iranagers . -
h 11tim and d"M . .. '.. :: - �.-�.�' I .
� aveng 41,300. he - 7 -
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� ger of his peopi ' to has been so rar ,=,, uhoioe formae in Ont. & Manitoba e* - I �: . 14 �_,
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. man he met on this enforced coat of 'nov'ng talke for effect, or he in a libertine who is to "Asti R,T '2 so Yd on tn. . _.� V - ;i . �� -, ., ..
or will be asoL. Post ---- - . : I :" -�- - �
. very red it to the cars was $100, and the tarpaulin to - My searmi . - -
- kill c' Vda(goostdoandf YOUR SAVINGS. Can' ... - .. , �. ..
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ey, and if out .1 covei it coat 4100. , At :racomac y'asterd - . I I . . L $io or thousands. I _: . -:-.`� -1 _4
journ . . - . L . FULFORD & CO,, . - , , .- ", ,
I fife (learly. I - theistici viewed b Sidney Dillon, 8 I - i - .. BmWilet OaL I NVE T Ritno per cent. upwarft--to _-�-, . . I : , - � , �` L'
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- � Suddenly his horse swerve IEL Clark, Edward Nickinson, and other " some -1 . . 1�.
I an . d held he not been a f.wildcat, n , i ling. Always safe - . V
Diaturbed. disturbed ; wtth pikin oppreseed, . an! I
.. good Union Pacific officials. It will 1p placed in No ale-ep, no rest; what dreadful post 0 0 c OITEED. 311NING Real kiii��te, ... :, :L - � . . 7,51�'
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- . horseman he would have bitten the d,sL &-big beer hall, in which Win to -U used for Such terrors thus crisnared him I . L i I Loans. trieldo :-British Columbia, Washi ; :.�,�_, . �.4,
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I � � was, he swayed in his ddle, and as Dy WIS all nitt, all day, . . ton, MissourL Write, stating CUM invearr ..-a - - �- ,'�. - 4.-�%
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. I As it a counter. it will be 'polished up in the Z2 seemed adoome - preferred. Representing "West KOOt' . � ��_ , .. -11.
.- tinctive fear of the =communi- highest style of the art. . U real, yy RE A to StAy * - . ments . . � _. 1. 1,
Pray. gums you, then, what curewlilml, , - - " 66 Silver Ti r . -:, - L.
the in', if to the rideri he reached for his I . . . enay, p. ' " ColumbiA-AH1811can,"' � . � L . . _: __V. ..
. cated itse reli for the - .-..-- L I - . I . .1 :, It was Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Die CURED TO STAY CURED. "western Consolidated," and "North Western . .- . I ` L' . I _V.1: . . ,_
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. covery. That in the greafeure for B , FEVER W. ..._
I I.. List : - Oyster Leolation Weeaed. - ... Scrofula, Dyspepsia, KidDey Disease, Liver drm of everY sufferer in the I �, Spokane, W . U. ;Toronto. , , -,.. _, :-- -�_'.,.
110 foe was in eight. His eye swept ' s, LYNC 10 ce I _,:1 I t -
I But Lovers of the succulent bivalve will rekret Complaint and General Debility. An in- U.S. and Canada. Addre& ot wa and Montreali Canada- . . � , � ��..�:_ -
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:1, the horizon and saw nothing that looked to - learn that the Maryl#Ald oyster fields active Liver means poisoned blood; Kidney & ASTHMAp. Harald Rayn,ILD., BAWA, I.T. - I _L - - , ,�. , �-,i . "' , .
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. I -rabbit or a prairte d concho ' threatened with extiuctionj Medical Discovery. Actingdirecitly upon the BRANDS . � i _��. .
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- escaped his vigila4t eye. I 49 4 ir nor- .W.DAWS . WHOLESALE - . I , I __ -
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.uzilesi the entine oyster industry is r( 4orm- atlected organs, reatores them to the' - _ -
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.. tr,,s that his wild 1. she stopped that in- fifty-oix'years' the Clieftpeake Bay anteed to beue9t ('r cure in all cases of die . :Wil%_T:0J1J_7_ _. Manufacturers ol� all kinis Dome$ t � . -1 . I : . - ..-
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0 oysters, but charges that this magni&ent paid for it will be promptly refunded. ft �i
. tier head, and trembling as if sh scent- � . , . i . . _.... 1 �
over , dai and Celebrated Crusader and Hero Braid. I , . .
inheritance has, through improvil - ARE , . % .-
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. wl danger in th lanagement beeu so. waded tbait not a 11 My social instincts. are allwa, .. I
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. � The inam who bestrode her was no coward remnant of it will descend to the next gener- strong," skid the policeman. MACDONALD MANUFACTURING CO'T?� . - - - .. - . , - . . ... :� _ .
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., . whip end She L reared with made forthwith. Ile calls- ul . . - .1= ** CD - .
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- . . end of his riding I lature to'intev" so as to protect Oe .us- . . - . . -_ . I cc . . .. L., I .;�
. and nearly lost her bal but a,d- � . , Wonien Waluted I - -, - - I sli r -41s. . � .
. . tural beds net the lice*ed tdpgnion and . I . is thL �
him I pioc,s Remedy forcatarrh .1. '. . - - . . .
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.___ vanced not one .inch be,loMhe 'point dredgers. .artithe same -bitne he won1A have 'Between the ages of fifteen and forty-five. Dai;4 Easiest to use and CheaPwL - "sols. I � .L- L.- . . 1-1
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Her rider raise I i n along answering this description avly Cd . . - : � . -
- .-. . ke a buzmrd sailed slowly ing. By wise and timelv lemis atio, . . - gold by drugsuta or sent by mallssw_ I . . ,�_� - I ... - - . . -1.
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fore lie could stri the" lines prof. Brooks ij coaldent that the for a bottle oi Dr. Pierce's Favorite . re I .- -3 .. I-. ._
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I - grave at his horse's feet, the i this -valuable remedyt '. I !I �:�,. --
_.- '. as with without depleting.or exhausting the beds of self -treatment witl THE 1�_ . . P) . �.. ....- L .. �:�, .
. ... pread lightly over itj and VacEd to re- and without exposinr the laborers to hard- the extreme cases of nervous prostration GREAT WORM RE,MEDY I Lr Buggy. ,rhey havo . - - . . ". - � , I - - .
Mcks and earth, and flattened down ihips or unusual risk& That this is not an and debility peculiar to women, are radic- . (lot 8, Conboy Top on yot ents, not in any � . . _ - -
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I ___ - e nothing but the prairie itself. Had 8 opintou the experiments in 11 cured. -A written guarantee to this ' i ht Patented ImPrOvem - . . . .
aembl unwarranted "Dawson78 Chocolate CMAMS. .c!1F . . I _.'�`. - I - .
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. . _. not the keen instinct of the Mexican mare artificial culture in Rhode Island and Con- anS aczompadies every bottle. 2sc a box - ower makes . . . I �. ,� - ..- �.L. ., L
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. warned her of danger he Would never have . go to prove. In the latter Ststri ' Australia produces a fourth af the world's I Sold by all DruggiffW � - � . . . _. - I - . � 11� a -
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� . I a of land under water - I : ... � . Siam - I . - �
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. i t him from the clods of earth and the ?yster industry has been over 300 per cent. D's ppointmento of one kind and another � incinde linen ta ' D . � � .- ... r
. . . up a Kige brush. The mare saw in six years. Oyster plantings where the ,,rol) ill) all along life's pal%way,. for un- measnre if y- E I . . --- - ;.�
shown to mention this paver : . :,..: - -*. ,
. . thin covering of 1 azard saw oper conditions exist is thus C always . R . : � , -11 ,. .
I . d in terror, the bu r fortunately it is the unexpected that . I . . . I � i ;.
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. � � bove them saw nothing but . . . � __1 - �. . I dw,ed merit that never disappoin'& 362 ana 364 St. James Street. Montreal. - - � , ., �
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� __ a grave at his feet. Axreated f" Kissing His Wife- - in a few days, and * I
. . A 4 Poor beggar!" he said, as he flung him- -I . � remove the worst coma sea at omm for a FREE BOTTLE lesota and Dakota, on the line of the _ _ �.. J. I
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� . of he ' ' Much amusement Ltd not a little indigna, as no claim is made that it will cure &111Y� and a 1A, Treatise. This rli is Of Mini Railway. This is settled to a I I '. . . . ...:..-
- - ' another victim of t am cluaradical cum and is Pcrf"3r- Great Northern . -,�- . ., �
. .1 -. self from his horse . t, for this in a tion have been occasioned in Boston by the thing else. it cannot disappoint. If You &I less as no injurious drugs are used in large extent by CANADIANS, sorthat now R" . . :1 I . ... !,.
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cursed redskinsi ITSks preparation. i win wawant it to cure . .1.
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inent, oibisen and his wifO 16P lh&ve hard or sof; cornsitist try it. Beware tiver Valley is like a Canadian settlement. ., .. ,� -I
, . God: rest Your soul, Mrs" Of a F r, Bteady and sum . I .. --. .... '1; !, -
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L uirtyy (of violating the ordinance of the &rt,icl,e --just as good." N.C.Polsou ICKNESS F,ach, year's progre I . -
. I _� ve. me strength to avenge being g - EPILEPSY OR FALUNG 8 the benefit of gr.od soil, goO& 7 _. _.... _.. 1.
. . � friend, and gi . . . t kissis in theskeet. The couple & Co., pruprietors, Kingollon. �, W,em,assa .h&m ottm remedies have fail.& -- They have dbilitw to isu- . I : � - _ - . � .
I . . " . I C : agains veawn for sending a free botdo is t I - water, a healthY climate acce" . - , *., � I
. L .1 . you. - Len married, and happening wiskilcine to be Its own 94100111- waycommunications ana a HOME MARKET . : . . . .� I
I His 11 bared, his eyes lifted to he have not long Uncle Sam has 1,0100,000 working chil- PAT 1 ase the produce - _ - . - :I- .
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L. . .. re eky abbve hi The� dren. gag t.)r a trLik and a C"Cal cum of their farm& . - I � - I . .: - I
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� . . _. pul on his fellow- tion, they could not help saluting each other . � 1 , � is certain. Give RAPMSS. Old . .. I . I . .- - . - . - . � * .� - . I * I _r !,
last L - Addrca. � I
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. - � with a kiss. By this &c% they brought th � . N6600. p0a UMAA. . - . .1 ._.1 ..
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1. __ The buzzard had &lighted Laws, which ham never been repea,1A for Red Pine for coughs and coldd in wbrrsnted- ._-___� - - . I � - I . �._ 11
� . :- tanceand was waiting -waiting. . . . L .'.� becoming be- - rthwesti 1,,go,welgh and consi4er , - _-, . . .1. ,�
. . * �: job I . . . .. 1:1 - the promotion of 868W and F,lectrjo cars run between the Staten and L11DS To the No -every requirement so - , : , . . I .
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. , f its dea4ly Alm,. tute book of Massachusetts against smoking . � . . . . partiCAllare to . .1 � - I .
. . . - . repeated to make sure o on his face, the in the streets ; but that law is, of course , CIM a me I UcKIINS, Erni- - . . . I .. . I i
. � Ggs-BONS req=A V - , J. ML U1 or (!. 1. wNELLAN89 - . ;- _', . - �11'.
. . and the traveller fell Prone - . J. DOAN & SON- gratiou Agent.% Palmer House Block.To �, -L - . 1-1
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been buried a 11 I . . F
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- Sot afte rave U LF A ENZI BY THE �, _. * 'k-
. -_L aself e *n d6ronio d iar Men, EMUrLSION of PUPW COD LIVER ..- .., . i,
clear of th earth salted either in person or by letter on all RTIFY TOME I
. shaking hir li to man. OIL F Ult It 1D A T_ TTQ-lp. Or - . .
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. !_ a leprived of its feast gainN or overwork$ witness to the daily increasing demand for
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Senator Dolph, in an interei and able
article in the June Forum on the future
trade of America with Asia makes SOWS
statements of special intrrest to the people
of this Dominion. 11 No just statement,"
says Mr. Dolph, "can be laced upon the
future volume and value J the tra,de with
Asia. No one nation can control it, but the
stru le to possess it win lx.% mainly between
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Engf�and ana our Pacific coast States- Brit-
ish stateimen, with proverbial sagacity, fore.
saw this struggle, and it was not the result of
accident that in settling the Oregon -bound-
ary we lost the island of Vancouver and half
of Puget Sound. In this struggle the new
North-west will have hn advatitage over
California in dit-tance, and in the fact that
the ocean stream which rises off the coast of
Asia and flows 4stward to the American
continent gives bound for a
nortli-western port a gain of 20 miles in
every 24 hours. The region will have an
advantage o-, ex Great Britain in the local
production of the siaile articles required
for the Asiatic trade. He who should now.
undertake to estimate the commerce of the
Pacific coast with Asia and the Pacific
islands twenty-five years - hence would find
few wiio would not consider his estimate
exa(yacrated. " Granting the correctness of
or,
this opinion, the action of the Co.nadisit
Pacific dimpEwy in placin , their Une of fast
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full vindi -.ated.
cLrmm, cunm�l 0 I$ 2 .
heart, emissions, lack of energy, tin
f1the
kidneys, headschat 'pimple% On or
bod[j,'itching or pecuW sensation about the
scrotum, wasting of the Organs, di"in
specks before the eyes, tu I ichillff Of the
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deposits in the urine, 100 Of win power,
tenderness, of the scalp and spins, weak and
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fiabby muscles, desire to. 8"), fkdun iO be
rested b sWp, oci tiout dullness of
hei Los of Vdice, d= for solitude, ex-
ckability oj temper, sunkep twft surround-
ed -With LMDRS OMC[Ek, oily -100"' ak='
at6., are all symptomic of nervous ebilit
that lead to- inm6nity and les* U�Mleoo =
The spring or vital force having lost its
wnsion every function wanes in consequence
Those who through abuse committed in
ignorance may be permanently oured- Send
Yoi i r address for book on oM dieases pacii
to ,,::L%n. Address M. V. LXJWYO 60 Front
St. p;., ,&rmta, on. Books sent f ree saale&
11e&rtdi*ea0e.the8YmPtO0sof which arefaint
511s, purl?le li numbness, palpitation.
Tip beats, hot Ches, rush of blood to the
head, dull pain in the heart with bests BtrOull,
rapid and wr,Vulat, the "mud heart best
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bone, ate., can , tively be oure& No cure.
no Pay. 8eurfoulr' book. Address IL V.
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inj and until cold Ads 'is Tutti Frutti iUum A do. - I 011fewberat oil''. .. . - , -
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. - .. I U favorable weather Orevected the gar- past. We had things fixed as they were �... L i - s .
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� . 1 ` ' hat they had not searched in the dark. *_ I.- SAYL . FARMERS - . . ..
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�.,�_ � cient to subpist. ...., . .. t - _[.. _ . � ies f r sidewalks while their more iucky . � - I - MARKHAM. - 1. 1. . . . __ - I- . - - _..
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4��_ . __ . .'� - i eig bore have good plank walks run- J For all kinds of Fencing Wire, Com mlqn Barb - an! Safety :
- . . . Things are becoming quite Warm - ast their doors.-�Journal. r. W. T. Hamer, of the Stand rd .� .
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daLof last week. Th reday was quite a successful affair. � ' . . . .. . 1. � I . . . . , - . ., * .., - .
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I - I . - of the Government. May guilt be W4 Clu , took place Saturday last to Guelph. ; � A. , � 0 ... .. . ..l �. *1 .
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. : .: - and seems i o be gaining in favor with' Kin Br UM -well, '_ of Vietoria Square, on he fair Wounds on Thursday afternoon wouid just suit the boys.- 'We are: sorry we cannot suit I .-
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. . - . . msidence. ' sc 1, resulting in a decided victory for them in this respect, but we can suit their parents by paying . _.. .
. 1. __ � pelled, through iU health. to tem r� Dr. Franey wax favored with a visit the latter. Soore 6 to 17. thern't,he highest price for an.y quantity of Eggs.. -1 � I..
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� . . . - and bis sw et Kitty will long serve to 01 th place. , "' Early Vegetables, Flowers and Plants. I Call and see them.
. . T. . Pugh left I He laigered until Friday morning. A .
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. It strikes us a-3 somewhat poeuliar nRm Of Miss Mary McPhee as one Of L116 who were not members of his denomina- I . . ,�� . . . . .
that the CanadiAn Government lihould dill tes to the I.O.G.T. Grand lWge-in tion. and that,4o had the kindliest feeling I � . . . . . . - .. . : , - I �.. --_ . - -
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. 0 Ch - Leighumn has-under-takei a Coil- *e,trgexpressious at the c"rch and the -My stock of Dry Goods is now in for 9 .
d of more importance than that of tract of painting at tile Methodist Parson- YOU people's meetings - Sunday last the Summer Trade. . � . , �
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Such -acts are not likely to m uch assist preach his farewell sormoin. . _. � I I _ _.: I . .
I - Xon, � a month's time. . -Sun I � - I I � 1. .1- . CALL AND GET A NOBBY SUI T�- - -'_ ..': '. ' . -
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I reverse.- .. - ie sl�e lFill emaln a short time with bar Consumption Cured. . M . .
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. I :1� :_: � , . Z n, . Er Thornton, merchant of that Ali old Ybysicia V_ . low in priole. B .
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" . �M - Ward,'who has.been looking for. ry t&n� y 7"CMAZ& SWO O" 3= 021 O�MC MS. .. .
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- . . iag 9 his holne in Collingwood, has in and radical cure for Nervous Debility and &H . . . .. .1 _.. � ...-
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Alexandr'a, Sl.,eCiRl rooms acco dRUCe Wit)l tile wish of the meluber
. . g, 1 wit ,red or blue glass in or t until cases. has felt it his duty to make it known to . .. . . THEO. B. WILLIS1 POSTMAST9R.
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I __ paint on th 3 walls. A violent patient " * d frevot charge, tooll who desire it. this � 11 . . . .
.- , is suddenly brou al recil4. in (forman. French or English, wiLb tull . .
- . him as useful as he can in . the music n , . . I �,__. . . I . .- � .
glit into � blue room line uring this time, especially to the -6tions for preD&ring an4 using. Beat by . � _. , .- .. - , . -
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- .- his nerves. One maniac was cured in it ter, N.Y. I .- -
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1. commonest Iform of demehtia _ bein; s who are unconverted." Rev bar'. F4 OR SALE. -A Good Second. Hand . I - ' - .
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I !.- 611oly --usu Ily accompanied by . a re_ ek 119 preached in the Me&hodistcl�urcll X Bicycle, 52 inch, obeal). Apply at this olsoo .L : Ever . I . -, � , ,
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. this w4y be an to be cheerful and ask usua , great. own hives, at IoL 11, fth cOD, Pi8kerins. Ad- ' I" . . igh t. . .
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�. �.., lour busineqs so much spoken of by 4 ."RAYED.-Unt, Stmved or Stolen. ' I i FUNERAL DIRECTORS, . - . PIQKERING, ONT. . . - . .. L �
L Thel will be able to muster about twenty ,�;r .
- I _.� party pape . Up to the present we , near Norway. mars, three years old, _-, =�_- - - --- ___ - - I . . - . -
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.,s I were at a los's to understand its useful- one players'..being stronger than most wit) black points; 2% black warv. aged. in- - . . . . * . .1 :
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- , ",._�._- to oppose t e,,taking of a vote on Pro- men d their employers can greatly bene. a Sqo0ess guaranteed to pushing men if . - . I .- . .. . .. I , ..- , ..
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- -. I lie a number of the citizens attend- ARNING.-The inhabitants of Pic. � I I .. ,.. _ . .� . . .- .. 1.
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- J :L �:L .'. a utiful story cake in addition to,their ed rding go law. R. R. D. RAYWABD, ' . I " . . .--
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�. Ire. 9 commenced !Por - le than their creed. T a *no- � . . . � I 1, �. I � �i.
agof Italian atl � SIPO.00. Also choice building lot with -_ .. I -1 ...." i. I ...�'
1 1 A gal zon ofts of a Catholic [taint. Misk Etta Stoner his returned home callandget price from . ... .1 .:.. : V,
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� vision. ment bad decided not to hold a ion on The sah. North-West cleared light for BROCK ST.l SOUTH -OF ONTARIO BANK is- not in favor of trading -with the ` - . . � ! -;.��t4_.
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I � stayner sun, and 3t ` n Day, 'mv liberalis was loading stone for Toronto., The scow Whitby Marble Works. trade with Markham and Searboro %.. . , +� � , -;,. �,�
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vin are now the pub gh the Jessie Stowart is loading gravel for Tor. . � _;1 ,
sorelv tried. It would seem as tho Townships. The fashions for 1891 - I � -.1 .� I _.
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proprietorbas made an assignment. De than they did for the prosperity f this . - R. ONICY.
t subscribers no doub I I the latest style. - Cali and get a no I . _. I I �S_'!
litiquen feaeracy. Perhaps the merrnbe could , - ' I ---'* Manutracturers of . - .. �. . . I - I _ �_ ]_
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sist the buildinp of ing legislation on our national holi Y, yet ': . . other Cemetery Work. I- - .�
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� Dur 'i thtinder storm last week a embitter one creed againalwanothe than 11 parties wisbing w I I
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. -largye nu ber of telegTaph poles along the could be counteracted by PUBLIC NOTICE ! oA - . . I �� ..
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- . � Hon. Laurieror SirJohn Thom n. I LIC NOTICE is hereby given that - *" $5009000000 , . � __.�
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found on the farm of Mr. Charles dam- selves as being u - .of. the Township of Pickering for the year - - - - � DAVID J. ADAMS, - . - - ....-
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. the threat further than to ake it. D��Jds,tWhitev#ls,tllis 29th dayof Jano,A. . . . - ...p. :-+- .-
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+ 0 is sixty years a. V. a. BEATON.. , : .; � . . . I -�. ''.,
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, ". :. The catch of fish at Port Perry has been taking be commenced. I have 0 n been I , � --- Clark Township of Picks � - " Established �_ . . ...- . ....
.: .: large during the pass week., Several fine warned of the danger I subjected yeelf to - - - - . - '.
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lip haye been caught, besides hun eds of nse of both my optics. Johnnie Robinson, . . - - . . . " -_
. xperience --I 8 MIXED, . 4. . a 2:22 P. M. 11 - . :.. � -THE- - I L . . .-- .. k � , 1�._ I
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: summoned several pereons up or i is ing to wear a ' . ' _. -A- -A- 33tAr . I . _. � " AS., * � _. : : �'�-
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. _. can get all the hiding- With that thougEt foren: oat in bib 11 2 ExpRzss . 9:08 P, M. . . APHERO - �i_,."::_3,
� ath. - Surely people . d, the city father procured tb8 weapon i PHO .. - .l."
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,. � the Sabbath day. .. . . . driver. His wait was at last rewarded by I I.. Nzwe omee. July 3. 1891 I - Manufacturer of - - I �. : .. I . . . I I _1 -�. . . , ': :-.- ' - +,..
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. runidlog the borse-derrick I Ing the legislator. with his clerk, ch ged his to 9W Flour, tamtiy. per bbl. $5-M per ton � . .. , . V . -
. � irt'eirrpta: on the h ttle was Flour, pastry, per bble 66J00 Bran ery tilAe +'' . . . __.
. - railway bridge at Atlia,wits enemy from the rear. T e b "onings per ton,618. Lift, Force & Suction PUDiPS able work teUs ev � . . . . . - _._ . -,
ped Shorts. por.ton. $2D Be M -A - I 11. :, ....
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further off lie blow by a bystander Not, howev!;',* foorep the '". Weep-weU Puraps of Brass, Iron and I have the lar ,OU.ty. .i - . .. - _
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would likely have proved gglT was a wn reneweil on King i � . .1 .. I ... 1_.o,
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; . trouble -of entering the hardware store o beat, Spring ......... 0 90 to I 00 . . .. -- -...',
c. a boys or boot -blacks simi ar If I say I'll have your 1�ictures ready - - . :.. I
I .. and cracking two new 11 ter. ..... I 08 to 0 00 Windmiil and Cistern Tanks, and - ; ,
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small ium of 0 . They 89 to 00 . ... .--L...
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. took a revolver and two, glaziers' dial ists were allowed to ght it out 0a", bush ................ 55 to 56 � . romptly attended to. - , . , _�... .. _�': I
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.. solneloue in the crowd refreshed the prin is one of the I I 1. L- .-
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I - the best editea paper in Western mario" he Tolegram's chi Dressed hogs ............. 6 50 to. 6 55 � Everything is as handy and tasty .1 .. 17,iL.'L ... �,
- Ce. nd why mixture of rOMPS11 e0s and road dust. At Beef. forequarters ....... 4 00 � . it. Call - I . - .0 L -11:
.- . says the Fleshertou Advan d the rn mob . .. . . . as money can make � . . - .11 I L I '. " _?
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L. was declared in Robinson's faior. I an -6 00 to ��: 6 4F 1%:::C:::11j:::1::�_. . . -_L +�
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_ The Berlin Ne the cOnU%V of a L rloo ., the court, although Many I te. sab. Butter, lb .................. 00 16 to W 17f .- __T_77 --- . , - � . -, .. .
: : - ular lady in 66 combatants have bee ll d . or - . - _. ., . �.. I
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- .. prize contest. several of the POP be to the city 8 r0"eaLUT., ,,, , - - XBRI I . � - L .�'.
_�_ ular ladies" expressed a wish to ve their 60r' 10 adopt that of licking a editor- . . - I.., 7 -_ . .*�- z -
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- +_ , .$land costs for die use or tile Aree ad conduct. ]him prove it, but y no means WHITBY AGENCY... '. .. . - I . . . I .1 :.% 1'. _.,
: . 1: - wberein to slap Miss Heltiv. up and make . . I - . . .. . Every FRIDAY AFTERNOON from 1 to 5 -, I I ,%� i
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... Lightning A pondents.-Ex). NEwi I ishes to an n ;
. .. a .. that he has openei out a Tailor Shop . - . . - '
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- liam Johnston, Johnston noe of again removio - L . -AT LOWEST PRICE- I I . � � - _
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I cheek -bone ant only been built one year- a of the power of ode qon- . _. . . � , - - I. -4,
t.: ighevit story. Vjj�lor and by virta � _ '. .
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. will be disfigured for life * ituated. My study is in the h I tgiuod in a certain r6gistered mortgage. Whicil I - . -
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I Al r. D. d daughter thoug`1 luwluood at the Lim . I - I . . - . .
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u in the house well of 11�ethl8hem, - - only in m froug ball of lot number eleven. in tho fourth � S
- 1 - watoor of PiC kerhig. colDoession, of the towliGhil! Of Pickering, in the I- FRESH GROCE.Ri. . I _�, - , _X,Z
. Is we , ObAerved the I I dreaded to Say County of Ontario, containing by adzueaSUM . 0 8 I I . -!-!-'
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very gratoef al fo an. rhl%.. sale Forifurt-1 mommummmo� -1, -+.:+ I I ..4
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. Hamilton last week 100 ]E W ."'. I-— BLINDSO . - , - &- C -,, -:_Tor, nt
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Whitevale b&nd-for service 20.00 - ,
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. l . t tower, re laced the cock, then re a different places .. .
.1 deed, how could a high-spirite wint�r winds of two centuries andA-balf had Racing in Vienna like ii perienced a giva, .- moved it ing a detailed account of th , �._ Hc liked
. � - I low consent to serve as A private wfiere he moaned over her ; the suns of twelve score Tbrought it dolvn with him. - The he had visited and prospected at during the - t.�, .. i scream&
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. I were only 20 days again an '%.�, L. I I master in the boat,
.. had worn the gold epaulets of an officer? qxpansion. In 18.80there f course refused him, and he past two years, ending with the Scotty Creek - : .:O_L �
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- __. summers had brig4tened the sands above . money was o I— I .
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�. . . ,r&clng, bur, this year there are 70. . permitted to do.
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.- Lord Clare -or any of hj.s ople ; The Duchess of Marlborough has pro.;ented he obtai the gold in his possession. Upo , . L .. lovely .Nne
Many an anxious seamh was made -not by har ; but no one kno' or drdi"t of the h"go has brought suit on thol letter of the con- el i th I a where the prisoner clai
, - . treasure that lay concealed beneath. tra:ct. a , . I .
. . : made the slightest enquiries after him-dis- I " her hushard with a large and beautiful . %% and their cousin, N
. 1 T won-_ - this point the crown directed its .
.. Until the k;:d Spaniard Came he asylam that Anarchists of -all xUropean attack. : - �;, ..
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.. 'r� . . - f , learned it. So ish orga an have madeof Switzerland has nov . �. L . m the little wild
. owned him, in fact -but by the dwellers o der wan how he I 'k n with four Ilisnuals f0p,hig .library at T er Gold experts and miners from Cariboo ga,ve .-, I ...... � . .1
in a Blenheim. countri -1, sa
I-.., the island -along the shore for his bod i rememMnee - . - . . . with two tanned -
. . m Y9 archives, perhaps, preserved been regarded favorably by the Swim pea- testimony that the gold found on the prison., .. .
" - .11, � sion to Cormorant
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. _.. . cam the waves should cost it up; but they of the vessels in which the gold was carried, The E perbr of 'AuAris'lism given Ma us to. &U or was I ike the gold that -came from Fraser .. �. ;�� -
. .. - - . no& held his body, it kept ride and the santr They have been im _11. - . leg --vues down the co,
- . . I and some chance incident had brought to final sanet on to the Alanlicher Attal of social isswiloratory, =order to River, Cottonwood and other places in Cari-' - .L..: -
. . . :.. .�: ang flying down th4
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.- . .1 it close in its depths, and did not yield it light where her ruined timbers lay. Czar has prove,&,& pattern of snkJl bore make a more distinct resistance against boo,_ and unlike the gold that came from . .. - .. ously, with loud c
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..... . . .. - up'to,th6searcheft-i-: -_. ,_ - . " . Now we understood what the old toreign- known as he Parquet rifle. - h - . i .
. _: I.. � socialism, peasant asseciationag under -the Scotty Creek ; that t a prisoner's sluice *. � .!". � � .1 . -a s
.. . . By-and-hy it begixn to be runioured that foot- . bc rd: George rai,
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. . I -, ' er's boat -building meant! now we knew how The casualty record for the English Dame Of I I Hauerbunde, " have been founded boxes were so, rudely constructed that it - - . . . 6, No,Jack ; can't c
. - . his - A fetch " - [learing. People, belat- little of thd fool or the madman there was ball sessol) just overshow'.; twelve ca"I Of in several partz of German ,Switzerland. The wO ina . � L .
. " . .. -1 was ap] uld be impossible to save all the gom , - -1 . . n the skiff was p
. .. .. ad at night along the rock a overhead the old about him ! He had laboured zealously, un- death " directly attributable to injuries re- movement has two newspapers, one of which claim that the prisoner -said had paid him __' - '.. .- I 1- the
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... . 11. castle, declared they had seen Ifim or some tiringly, in his quest; had taken.cunning ceived in mat,ches. " . Advocates this policy f -)r the Government: $50 per day without color in the tailings. - I - _ I I lonesome bird stood
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. . � . . . . - onelikehim. Of coursenobody believed them. steps enbuib to keep our superatttious Mary' Andersein. having- %-o�ght a " The abolition of public festivals and The tailings had been examined and no color � . . . . 1. � � . water's edge. Tile,
� . . Why should they? -Such Chings are nou-� islanders' eyes from his work; and had found u house I . p1losition to all super. could be found in them, and several of the . . � .. I.— I fiew out over the w
_�.. :11 , at. week to a re- (lovernmentpensions,oi . �. -
. . _� � sense, you know ; but all the same the is- at last hisreward. The stranyely�riggecl at T nbridge Wefts, said Is' ! . I I boot, cawing and 1,
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. . th "to the barque was bearing, even now, off to$palli,sh purter. " I have not the slightest intention! fluous expeudiwre of the State, and iniprov. Chinese had visited the claim on Scotty - - *1 .- if begging hini tu r,
I __1 .. '' landerk; began to give a wide bar com menc- .. �. I of ever acting again.. I have retired for- ad education." . I Creek and tried to obtain.color by washing . . ''I . . board. Bul. Georg,
. rocks when the shadows of night . the dirt but without success. The prisoner . - .
-1. - I a strange soil solid gold &iid treasure. � " ever. " - in Margaret Smith's late' ed . - . in a stern, angry v(
. , ed to fall.; all the more becaus ,6- . I
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- - - . � ..- . How we wondered, to be ours; & how ' M 1Y)l had stated that he had washed up three ... . � .
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, . I lights began to be seen occasionally over The Brosselm waitm have formed a syn- Uaim for P20,000 agai-xit the estate of the - . home. The di.-;api
. . I., Many of us writhed under our senal wrong times and retorted or cooked his gold twice -_ - � L : . -
% .. the cliffs at untimely hours. There was no and disappointment! For waa7 it,inot-our dicate to redress their grievances. A learling deceased Mr. Park almost rivalled tile bac- or three times, but the gold fSpnd in pwcg- . L J .- flow quietly a8hore,
. mistaking these latter. . Not One or two, - wa�h L complaint is that t4loy have to pay an much carat caw. � Miss :§uiith was described as � .. � i of a narrow strip o
- . . _.. -but tea-aud.twa;ity, had..wen them from a gold he h.*d carried off ?-it I as from one to six francs to the proprietors 11 an Irish lady of gentle birth, good educa- ni.on of p�isoner 'contained Irrom W to 75 - '. �_ . � consolately af Lei- th
., . . . ough *in our island to be our pro -1. pieces that had been retorted separately and : 7
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�_' . distance, far into the night -nay, at and if we only had known it was there I - die- for the privilege of serving. tion, and considerable tainments." Mr. :L - r� The object of the
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. . past the midnight hour.-ri.sing and sinking, I tions loud and deep followed in tt4 woke of In the first four � months' opemtion of Park died four ye re ago aged 82, 1 i a great portion of it had been unnecessarily -.- L . . . I land was to get sor
- - - . - eav"'I amalgamate# and doctored. . I .
... as if carried -by some one walkig over, and The 11 isssm . . - -ire i
- �. -..:,. � that treacherous Spanish'barque, *A il*t Glermany's Old Age slid Invalid Insurance; f to() -000- ith produce( The counsel for the defence did not caii. . . . . jo morant, which,
- through, the ups and, downs of the cliffs. . r-Lct which bound Mr. Park to pay L . - .
- i ih . The boys had r-ot 1
. . - � cunning Spanis rogue on board. Wwaver-, act 111,447 applications ff.r pansions were' a c011t . any witnesses, but argued that no evidence I
. �. .. . As a conse nonce, naturally enough that .th made ; 59,456 were granted, r . . �. "... .they were going, hi
. �, � t%, t it but to put up wl ,,515 refused, herE30.000if she succeeded in marry"19 had been given as to the identification ol I -
. - port * a shore was less and less fre- his son John. Twenty -thousand unds - nothing lc,.i8 than t
- ... ion of � the low, and pick up what gold had bean' -afid the rest are under consideration. the prisoner as the robber and that it was - . ..
� - cluented thereafter ; for, fortunately, the scattered and dropped by the thieves, and as guaranteed to her in 'case of railure. impossible . to identify the gold in the court . * . . . .. the sides of which i
. - usual harliour for the fishing -boats lay on look vainly for more. The barge ill rising into favor as a yacht w . .
- i -was no essential - . The trial shoNved that Miss Smith was pos- as the gold in the iron safe on the day of ' - . , larly out of the -,ca
. .- tile other side, and there . . inEngland. Former ownem of flyan, among ses8ed of a on for litigations. She had . . . .�
. : -- dis- them Mr. Ralli, the owner of - tile Yaraus, ! .., . feet. The island I
.- �. _.. I need to go there. . . We daresay there was' no -one mon had fifteen nem for aR i,orts of purposes. the robbety. ' � . � 1'% 1� one of thes,- sides
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- - . ointed and annoyed when- he heard of it a The jury retired and after an absence of � I .1
. . - .. shelves resembling �
. : It may, be read.ily imagined that after the aPP hav purchased barges. in which they Put 1 In t ,is cam she swore that young t'ark had � I
.. - than was Lord Clate. - It was not enough the most olaborate'r half an hour returned with a verdict of -. '� .4'..,
� - - misfortunes which had come on the young ittings. They sail slow- I asked her to marry im an _
. . . I hi d had given her a . . _.. I them were so narro
- I- _. . officer, the Mad Spaniard did not 'grow in that the villainous Spaniard and his daughter ly, butcomfortably. i1t7 on the second. count, viz.-: receiving : ady foot
. more favour witi- ,.he inhabitants. But as I had bewitched his son and Aestroyed his I a ring, all of which the young main denied, gu : to get a ste,
. - - - . and at late Miss Smith lost her Case. stolen roperty. The prisoner was sentenc- - . .i I . NVhen the coas'
. . - - �. no one molested him, and " he did not, prospects in life but the 0�d despoil Ilia Following upon the Duke of Portland's ed to.ilveyears. Three other -indictments . � island they shudd
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- _� 1. know, or if he did, did not care for what ostate of.the tro"'Ure rein! And indeed agitation in favor of doing away with the I .� In the Government of Odessa official against him stand over until the next - I . . .
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.... � I - . bearing or check rein from carriage horses I reports show that 1 ully 25 per cent. of the . . I tragic events were 1
... - . they thought, but worked on unceasingly, it. it did,seem. as if, in 1 rryin* off Phil- gold, ass iz a a. * . I , Five or adventi
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, came to lass that by degrees people with- the Mad Spaniard carried off a good the Queeq has directed him, as her N,laster , winter grain was destroyed by frost. In The old bars are supposed to be buried � -
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- . .� - L I its sheivy sides, aw
. drew their attention from him and concen- deal of the old loro' luck too, Or, rathor, of the Hoi�se, to take off the bearing reins! some p!aces the fields are Ploughed again in! tile Wonaparte River, and it, is expected , � Is, but
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.. .� . I I had left behind for him a special- series of from the horsea that draw the royal car-: and barley is sowed instead of whoit and that in the course of -a, day or two the iron - - . . tude of bir,
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- � tmted it on their own business. He was . I - . ever been able to i
- . . _..� �, � always looked upon as uncanny, and it I misfortunes. For one day Gerald, 4,is eld- Mge8- rye. The Goverinuents of Qrimea show a box will be recovered within a short dist- .- . . � Cliff climber of con
eat son, oub shooting on the hills, �y acci- Belgian milway-officiAls, after three years I ecord still worse Ulan that. In Simbirok t�q�l .
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/ :-.- - rather began to be thought that the troubles . r ance of where the robbery )1ace. : _,� self, I may tell IT
� � __ that had come on Captain Ormond might I dent, pawing a fence, lodged the contents of investigallon,reporL that uudeir ordinary, the winter crops are ruined altogether, and - . ..- . . . !ipice Which YC
. . �- readily come in other ways on those who of his un in his own breast, and was Circumstances t a average railway train in! the peasants have no grain to sow for the ., - : - " �- . . - - - . �. prec
.. I . I . sainuier. More than half of the fielch lie I .' � Jawepo Jealo . - I I.. . _. -1 may, in the deseen
. 1. impertinently meddled with his affairs. ca�rrie home -dead ! More than that, passing over one mileof trackwearafrom '. : - . I .. : 1. t humanteing.- Th
. - - Wherefore,'people let him quietly alone; h4p*avy reverses came to the Earle .in some it two and, one-fifth poundi. This natural idle. B6*ides. this the Volga and its tribu- A correspondent who'has ived lofig in .: I __1
-I- ! . . lations he had long beenon- destruction of uack amounta for the whole taries had pring rise, an imber Japan, and who has but recentl rettirued, . - .. I history of tile idat
- . . . . and a good deal of the interect attaching mining BlPecu . George had for mo)
- . . . k . to him and his affairs when he first came Caged in� the mortgagees on his propert . world to a bout 11330,000 pounds daily. cut ill the nwoinst,or to be shipped with the invites our attention to some Y the condi- � - I . ying the prol,
. . roi�ac � stud
. . . . .having died out, it was but rarely, if indeed los;d their mortgage; and the b a r1ing floods could not be, transported. tions -political and social --prevailing in � . . - .
- .. .. : - res of his ancestors and every stick and An investigator of the effeet of perfumes i Fills not only in' d ti '. . down in safety, IW
_-, I C at all, any one went to that portion of the ac . ure is wood trade and that intarestm* countr - . I .1 . .. helf oil the side I
. .. island. But stray fishermen, sailing around. st('118 1R*misPw*v%*sAv*4iwdfWMg96 on animals in the Zoological Garden, Lon. : ruined mg6ay of tile forest, ownern and wood Foreith resife;ta ill Yapan are still under . . a
I I .,- the came on PaPt
__ . - . in their corragh8, brought word that he was Of coniis we isIM&MA -Wei* all deeply don, discovered that most of the lionil and - couts,actors, but cut oir the means of living whatits nownasCoiisiiiarjtiris,iietion,l,tit - - . .- -
. . . still at work ; for they could hear him busi- concerned in this, It won,of deep moment 180 rds . ory fond of lavendet. Th I of hosts of peasants who by this time of the the Japanese are moving heaven and earth .. I . every ti,herman o
i toorL& . were V alyear were busy with the shipment of ge ic powers to sign the revised tmaties, - . tili.lig about the
_. . � ly bammering with his axe at the sides of to us who should be our next.landiord. We piece of cott,on saturated with it u . . ' . I .. - .- - opillio
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. _.- - -sorry for the old lord for he UA been held it between their paws with wood. Famine has made its a peamnee to L t . 11 as to -the i
the old hulk, er see him scooping the sand were .. k . strea& do- p ob�act U which is to make all foreigners .- . .
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. - ...� 0 Ing it out. a good apd. kitudly rulec of his tanstilry. The I light. among, the peas%nts of S:inbirs , and they th ty 8, - . ' ' . . �� So he had quiet
. �� .. from her intenor and burr tv' ' , 11 I k di seenable to the native authoritie - I .. t*o t;hort hand-�
- . One evening, late in the month of October stOrY Of Us Mad Spaal�rd and li is. tresnure ' In one I ,burches',r, ,migmting in large numbers. nor will they ialerate the proposal that, for . -
. � 2 of London's fashionable, -i I I - . : -*
. I .- , handles, havin-
. . _." when the Atlanticstorms might be expected quickly left men's minds, in presenge of this the preset er made all appeal to the effect; . the first few years at least, a foreign .Judge . . - . �
. . . . . at any moment t4) begin on the coast, tile new event, which we behold in the light of that a car &in baronet was, througli I Assn illusitmtioii of the distreso to whict Omit occupy a seat, in their higher courts. . . : - . loop of cord to I
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. I ... .30 fault -poverty driven the pollara - waist, and 'oil the
.- I tall masts of a foreign -rigged vessel appear- a grays calamity,, We could only look an of his owil , in debt to tile amount bf fM, and ! no its of Crimea' the Pursuing a policy of gradual weeding out. I - . .
. . I . .. . - - - wilpaper Krim of Kharkov cites the fol- reigners amp �. . ,� . hock. These w("
� . .1 - . : ad in the offing, and later on in the same and sorrow for him ; we w4tre an werlan had no mi me of Paying- Consequently the I lowing ; In the communal store of Otchere. of all to , loyed under governinent, 'cracks all(
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help him as we were to stay t! a storm ooiigregdt an were called upon to provide .ok, s. village in tile district, of Bardianak, . . cliff where it.%%()u
. . .:Illllg. dropped anchor hird by the coast, to te VILI their 1111611L Stop has been the disinissal of - ' � � hold ill
. Nfad Spaniard's hai- that swept the coast. - . ..
i - __ - ..v and not far from the � The dAy cum when the'sala VM to be the amount required. . I it was discovered that broad had been stolen seven well-known entigmen emp!oyeJ re- - . _. . one's self lip by
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_� �. .. �our. It'wasare.eklessthingtodo, for if a Ths im tion of opium from Persia I at regular i#tarvals. Detectives were pl,wed sl�ectively in the ,telegraph and p!)stal ser- ... I . - w th
_. I Aorin came on, nothing in the world could effected; the mortRage foreclosei, and the , - George kne
.1 . - # into the , vice*, each of whom has been in the col'in try - . -
. save her; and very suddenly they did come estates of Arraumore to pass from the hands -Casp;an districts hitherto - At the store and Caught, the thieves, three a great number of years. . . I I __.. expert elimbers li
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. . . Wild coast. Of course we all won- of its ancient possessors. .Of course the has been f 8. In consequence of this the,' brothers. who had fknioyeda good repil t4l, . . . The coast ,,l -&S
- , - ny tenantry all assembled to wi 'nativel; a Another matter which has evoked &-good , - ..' -V ..
dered what brought her there ; and in tness a pro- b600me opium smokers to tion in tile neighborhood. The theives were deal of Comment is the action of tile Yoko- .. . . tained no hul"al
a ver lar.g extent. A law has been pro- locked up in an empty house 'An - - . dock from whieh
, were Lhe surmises concerning her. Had she 0�eding that was of such deep moment to the village, ham& native merchants in retuning to take '" . � -
.4.0 -xith a supply of winter provisions for them; and of course, among the others. muTgated, therefore, prohibiting the import' and their captors went to give notice to the delivery of goods for iiionths, frequently a . - a. _. .. the island, or fo
. ation of opium in any part of the trans. district ant horiti". When the police officers .. W lien they reac
There was a large Ca . * __
� Lhe lone worker ? Or,again, hadshe brought went we, the islandgra. th up ucasian, region. came to fetch the unfortunates to the district twelvemonth, should the markets be unfa- . Z - I - I . .
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back Charlie Ormond's lost love, the fair 1901110011M Aftemble2f There are iew i � I bureau, Ule3L found two of them hanged to vorable to them or I hey themselves I w short. t 1. '. .. r. . which stood C1(
, -ter looked so very more melancholy than the breaking up of an _ . .. . -.-. .. . pulled their skifl
� - . Span isb 'Rose? The lat Politics ve become so quiet -in Turkey, , the ceiling and the third one bOUDd hands Dining this time it is the foreign inerchant I I .: rock, got out the
likely, that we all - jumped at once to the ancient -home ; it means the sunderamm of that the 8 tan, following the Mohammedan' ho .�
- . . aud foot, denseleamon,the floor. W who has imported these goods to onler, w - . - . . . the birds that eii
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1. L conclu*ion that she had, that this- was the no many tie -a. the ruin of - so many law, has . ambled to strange for Lite', has to pay warehouse r go -down charges _. .. . .
. . . minion that broualit her here. � lippes, the coming of -10 many oeremou cimulneising 161s three youngest' latter was brought to Ilia swises he said that 0 . -1. : L nested oil the te
. . . o . - he and h -to 1). others had stolen bread because and fire insurance, in addition to lo ung the . . -, . that lie was goill
:, L - �.._ You may depend curious fooistep-i W" 'ere changes Wherefore an air of gioolft sons. A thousand poor children, accord- hunger -.-ompel!ed them, but that the intere.t Gn his money. ' .. . . . .. . - pert he was, and
'. . Z. _. . straying early next day to the shore, for not ervaded the place as we wandered aimless- ingtothe &bit, underwent the ation -_ -011 -41111101P011m- 111111MAN- - ,- . - . . . _. -..,..- . laces-th
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�.,�. .I- nothing also. and no more bread than the ' - . . . . - gerous p
,V .1 - . .a few thoualit and hoped that the missing Fy about waiting for the sale to. commence. th7e same d Ly in di&rent parts of olff . y . . : r ,
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: -1 . o Carriages bearing maq t a city- neetled to keep body and soul together. . 0onvineing Him. - . . .. . 6:_ but their faces g,
-,.. 11: youth might have', by some curious turn of y of t1w surrounding Illuminations, distribution . � . - L I . .
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I .. gentry drove up;- of nw*btme&ts, When they were caught his brothers would . � L � lo:3ked at the fol
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- . . -.L the wheel of chances, come back w- ith tile ILA Odlitsillft'g, 'also. many and festivi 4ea attended the event, which, In I not survive their disgm-o and resolved to She was a stylish young lady of al�ollt .* L ' . _. � I . � - -ocky 1wall-that
. _..., Rose. NT�umerous lights had been seen about mdon gentlemen interested I% the. matter, All, cost $1 A000. not comm,t eighteen, and, to accommodate a friend, . . :. ___ I -a c Now,
_. - the place -on the cliffs, on the sands, on the either an intanding purchasers, w-jillativeis, The Min stry of Impaiial Pro�srtr in pro. I hang themselves. But lie would took the baby out for a walk. She' was . . .. � . .:. boy�i,'
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_. ... sea all night, as if-pome scenes of rejoicing or an inortgagees. We were watehing the - suicid"Ild tried to'disouade his brothers. wheeling -tile perambulator up and dowl. the . 1. . -.I 1. .... off his coat and ,
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- . '� . Weic-goitigon. Biii behold! when they ar- various vehicles as they came, discharged paring nev regulations for the fish traffic, I They 6At him acn3oless and bound him, an path, when an oldish mail, very deaf, caine - -.. - . . _. � be a bit frighbei
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.- . . their dreights, and went away, wi0out, in- the princip d sun' of which according to the i that he should not prevent them following i - , . gaffs I can ,!Ii
- .-, rivcd there, the vessel was gone ; stranger along and inquired for a certain person ,311p_ . - - I _.
. Novoye Vr,myi, in to oxclude the Jews from their resolutiou or to call for help; . ' L . I trouble and I c.
I .� _.-I I All!, the Mad Spaniard. was gone. There deed any Motive more potential thm vague the businei L Tito fish trade on the 'Volga . I I sed to live in that street. She y0led her . . . - - _. - re
.. wa s not a soul abou L, the place ; tb ey had all an 14 -_ --- - 0:2 off trying to answer him, and lie looked I . I atest safety.
I . d " ile curiosity, when suddenV a neigh- and on th oonsta of the Caspian ,Roa in -�---- -- - - - ge .. I _. ..
- . , . d epa rt ed -wi th th henews bour touched mo on the a and Wd, in a almost ant rely in Jewish hands, Beside % , .. .. I . i., . . . 1.�. -_ for the eggs, 0111
I . _.A. (" mornpg awn ' Tin � . round, eaught night of t lie baby, and said : ... - '
_. . soov spread, and quiW�a crowd gathered, voice which at once caught my attenti , L - . . . . . . I so they won't
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- ... 109-80 this mono)oliesof Russian traders in fiahL . .eh6togmpiling the Stars. - . :: I Suppose you feel proud of him?" I.. . I- I; - _.
. . , ; w�ic scattered themselves over the place, full of strange surprise. it was: 4 A 1-00A I - have' been formed of late in man la . It isn't mine," she yelled at him. I � . . .- - down." Frank
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.. � ._. � curiously searching and investigating. And took!" : . cities, of vp ich the fishermen bitterr, - rge 'The success which bas attended the efforts :'Boy, ch ? Well, he looks like you. of , :... ... � I . . :_.. - hand trembied
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- . 1, -. - then caine a strange revealment! The old - I looked irs the directioaj�is'outstretched com- to photograph the stars has led the princt- A I t isn't in ilia, " she dried again. . . I- . .. � . -__ -.- ..
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� - -.- . - l hu',k. massive and magnificent even in her will aam to remedy all these ovils. c a P I h ! Where's the other oil - . . �_ 44
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4 I . I- � curious grin I - remembered so wt,U on his . Sbveral Jews of foreign birth who have the universe. The details of the plan ha pairin of making herself understood . .. ' L -1. . � ,
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Oge, the Mad Spaniard himself ? terior to r )main until their sons, enrolled world am to take part " Yes, Yes, I see, t'other twinait home. - .'* - . �� . them &8 1 throv
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I . shilling pieces of gold ! Yes, shinillor pieces education. - The Kinis. the other way ; but he followed and asked::. � _. .
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. came from the carriage, third and lastly, lowed to li a in Russia. . to the right, to the left, northward, south; - I _
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;, r with exultailt chattering, dragging the y,ili . - had commence ;_. . - I 21_Fi,., -
. 0 , .-.-..I I "v I - Solna part of the rock above hi where he C, - li-- - --a StAti-man, and Peter a "Ve'L where,PrOt4Wt&112t MWOWonly datebatek to I . .11
. . .. $at a hold for his steel books. Iffe ing at his feet and io�ki;Ag at him with wide mig t -, . . .. .
. . .. . - __._.;, _-, _M,ffl".�*'�.'W"V, "Bimself, and at last discovered a understood the expedient and immedi&tel John,iChd Peter, =d Robert d dog -- th tigne fptence. -.-. ...4
- ,v - 'brothers, C small rift through whic tream of fastened the'ead of one of the heavy coils Of . d11111 I _ ' "":,.r, g.,....
. . nn jimingied w" fismal, rapidity that they have already more than 11-1 111:_:.],.1�7 Z, :�_10
. -v, lived with their father in one of the r trickled, altoll to thathe t rust both rope to the small line PiLd 11mea festerled t Of OwWO elemOnts- - _1�,,-. �e�s, .4E
't1t,fn
1,,,,,.,;Ib settl#meutO I t aboft �J gaffs, f ti , lightl u ward. carefully together all the heavy coils. - - - FNLabioned and.9hapedbynoi,will of theEr own, overtaken those, of the Church, of Rome - .; . 4 ; ��01
, and So was t $41 &gkd helplensly tnt,6 lifeW history thrown ' '
: -, . boys in sunromer .f. Was about f teen feet Geor; IV `:' . - `_'� - .11
. ing bi ds'eggs - and'otber ape I- 0 4 of it, Born to conditions thiy could not foreisoe,, Sauntered into .�...__-%�,f,_ AM
.. collecting bi ld cliff ;below him rhen he got hold of the an .. Sunday school. The tea0h- L ,.1. N.4 0
. - Cleorge owned a pet raven, which he four bmidrea feet de p with a rgiag sea dmgg6d it to a perpendicular. rook and , er fou4d: the,plisee -in.the Bible for him, mv- . , - _J0
. . O.. trald6d "'M 11611W' 1fi1ti;`1strr-wmdt -an, a -crn-eT -roewma We'"MeWni-,' ItIft his ftrefulty fasthned it around it.- The men . -- - . orl sughter . .',r� A_* 4
. I ,Vreela inits mouth, and do many other he'ad and look down would be rror and on the main land then threw the joined .TOM VV the head and heartof his "tal and of hi chminateg, That decided him to Stay, : - -.I- 4k __ ..
.� .. intelligent thing,q, snol-the bird was exceed- lumediake destruc * b I bad Ito the gulf, and it wtat with a W`* 4 - ". "d and aturned him into the j&th of religious -.,.: - -_
. 'shifting hl% L.- from one holding awash down into the sesi George next, an- Peter was made"no - - . . � � "
. .. .Went into the Woods or among the hills. point to another, s log, then say- And never ones dreamed . The Rev. Dr. ])Ole, of BirmingWjt� . _. . -;, .. _. L
. . 44aig his knees hard fastened the line from Jack�s that - .1 -
I . ack, which was the raven's name, followed against the clift and hardly ever finding a ing a few cheery words to -his mother, got - Owi3- r received. . speaking it the eighty-seventhanniial meat- ".L' ,L-L.'L -_ � .-'. .;.i ;
. I bin, cawing and chattering, sometimes spot to place hip foot. Then the summit upon he , ad dewanded swiftly down reaching what no one bbliev- Ing of the British and Foreign Bible Society, : - - _. �.%
. . L ring, &W frequent- wan reached ,and b6 sprang ligbtly upon the over Ow . Said he learn I ' : 1-'. ,
ometimes flutte, . Lh tpr!:i Itce and was� received bel ad ad with dismay that the So
ly darting far ahevA wi elighted rim of guano -burned sod. by a whiS lay by th� lower end of the While Paul ot the pleasures of were in debt for over ;914,WO, .1,1lo',at" -. -:, :., . ,
I , . , go with his Young The two breiithleas watcheers below pulled rope. A wild hurrah went up from his de- fill, n Mt ._ . . _'-s-.1 , -.1
. He likedsloote And gave up hislife tO the service of 11L , - - there had been an increase both i � "1.. '1;f-
- ter in the off their caps &nd hurrafied, but he stood lighted friends, but no one mad :... - _2J.; _.
FI 5,lentl at tile d,ZZY top till L tll� these men, in their Passing reported at over. 9217,000. _. I __.... I 1-.0
I _. L% permitted to do. echoes of dcmonstmtion of joy than Jack, who went it chanced that, - 'L
- . One lovely June';'m6rning the two b6Ys their voices in the cliffs had died. Raisincir screaming down the abyss and perched'ifi From earth and its cionflicits, all died the same Within the last few months the Russian' . - 1. .1 , -
- ai,dtheir cousin, Ned Bradshaw, put Out his band to get their attention he allout;;3 the boat besiolehis beloved master. The day. . and Government have caused more Jews to join :'-�,.z - 1.�
I ad through the, length - I , : . i-,-
. .- from the little wild dock in an open skitf in a strong. mournful tone, 11 I can never mainland party returned home bv the' John was mourn I the Christian church than all the Jewish - � ' :::-. L -'_ .1 , 'I
. with two tanned sails, to make an excur- gobick. Don'twaitforme,butttyifyon nl&-�shes and reached the dock j ust as G _,orge broad
Peter fell 'neath the lasig in a merciless hand. societies that have ever existed. . I : _ .1 p
. . '. ol, about three can, get help. " Then he eat down 'upon a &---rived there by the fisheramen's ski IE XAOrd On hfO Russian newspapers assert that over 50," , - "',
I sion to Cormorant IA1an ftobert died with the Pralse Of the . " - *L-, _:
. . ! Jwk, came 11,0100ing r*ck, exhausted from a despara�e climb. tongue, . I
- . - z . oonvictedof murde� .,,,d hung, Iar"lites have joined the Orthodox Greek 7- .. I - i
. I . ang flying. down the rocks appealing pite- The top of the islan A was about three acres - - I ,.* church within a year, and that " : : ;. "
. : What DayeThein Wuz- - - I - John. and Peter. and Robert and Paul, - - - I . . - ,
. . -1 ously, with loud cawing, to be taken on in arm, and was inhabited by more than . - - . thousands have within the Same period 1. �._ _ . - ��
.._ L. ;. Say. Jim, what days them wuz I . The purpose of life was fulfilled in them 81L. - ..I.. - .- __1'. , r_
. - , board. George raised his hand -and shouted, five thousand birds. It would be sinlost I Romehow can't forgit 'am. because - embraced Luthermium I L. . - I 1.
. � Home Jack "'and - ion They're,touble manistitchod. in my nature, part Men said of the statesman, " How noble and . . . I - : ,-., �i .
:, I" 1. - No, Jack ; can't come. 9 impossible to take a step in any direct' brave I" . Vassili Ivanoff, one of the prineipal lead- __1: I _
. '. I he off, while the pQor with oth- O' .il'&Vt; gocd an' noble in my, heart- L *.- . _
I .- I- then the skiff was pus ol out treading into a nest, and the m I movement, who . - - .
. But Poter, Alan I " he was Only A slave," f the Russian Stundist , 1''. i. I
.. . d rock close by the crabecame infuriated as George walked -Springtime now il3je3' the same as then. - li obert, 11 Itim well with higgoul-it'is well." erS 0 ' _ ;. . %;, , "
. . lonesome bir stood on W But barefoot boys grow into white-haired men. Of een in jail since Auguat last charged - p . .,&
.: . While Paul they consigned to the torments Of hF6 b . . . .#.-_%
. " I .1 I water's edge. Then he raised his wings, about, and rose with shrill cries, brush' with propagating, Protestantiam, stillremains - . . , - , ,_.
1. - ng sav- - 9t through the winder, with the Holy Book hall. all nature the RLMO I I . . , -1 �._ .: _..... �, .,
: . flew out over the water and circled over the his face with their wings and peckb me law throu there untrieoL he police have 'aged 1. .1
% . . - boot, cawing and 1OOkWg over at Gedtge as agely at him. The wings 0 Chirpiri� their melody. for which the words What Ym*e:b them dzler and who was to .in trying to collect evidence aw =8 amp but - _' , _ , - L .Z . , , J
. 1. if begging him to relent and take -- him on hovering about and flying across the island blamel , It is now . 'L
I I.. W- a never written oul� but, the full score and Paul- � their efforts have totally failed. .- " .
. _.; . . . 0 re Hidin our hearts amon;C their t reALquro store, John, and Peter, and Roberk Z. . . . ., . " . - '
board. But George arose in the boat and, fairly darkened the ground.andi theri we hem an. I ted that the notion of trying him at _ ' � L _ .1
. . I- . . angry voicep I ordered hilyl to 96 tumult and anger among all the cormor- An'somehow them songs do tAke me back God in His wisdom created t ; L law will be given up, &ad -that an won as the - - . ._ .. . I
- . . home. The disappointed hird.t , When we two you"Vters played as all buys Where the soul of the black man is pure as Ule road WxOS8 the Caucas ' - . nS,. L -1. . %
I.. - flew q qietly ashom perching on the edge George struck several of the birds with one does, white, haveto tramp acrosethe mounWris in chai _ - . . I . . . . t -
- 11 I . ow, looking dis- of his galls and, after killing them by pound- I What days them wuzl .� out the gpirit�,through sorrow made an pro- . L . . f;,-
. . of a narrow strip of mead . . where and settle in one of the Transcauc"i . . I I.. - . v,
- . . I consolately after the fast disaR-pearing boat. ing their heads against a rock,� thaw them - I wise. / I . 11�1
. - I No longer resorts to deception and lies- - r. r I
.- _ . Vrou mind the timm Jim. in Spring, vinces under police surveillance- . I L L . 4-
� The object of the visit to cormorant Is- o;e'r the precipice to the boys below, for he When we'd shod our co&tS and King an 1. - -
. . '00tin' out where the flesh can no longer control Preaching a trial sermon in prese�ce of - . L,
. - - land was to get some Of the eggs of the cor- - knew they would linter about ,t,he base of Our boots into the woodshed an'gO OL Un' The fr-,edom and faith of a ".0ven soull- audience of only two persons must in any - I - - % . -L'
, go was shool
.. . . I w ile before returning Down to the river where the lol - .:
. .. morant, which are rather difficult to obtain. the island for a'; Over the rat Ly river driver I , Who can determine what change may be'r 'I -5 , but especially - i- . .,
" ,lds. an'ple ohn, and peter, and itobert, and Paul I i case be a trial to one' nerves . - - . , _. 1, �. -,
. The boys bad not -told their ents where home. There wasu 1, no King Fisher or Hell Diver J
. they were going, but the I Was nimbler than us. John ma,v in wisdom and goodness increase- I bishop of.canterbury, Dr. Tait, and Dean' . . ,.-,. . %. _ t,
'y ba(rddlecided upon Theft with despair in his heart, h# eat thorn days you knowt ; - I..
- r . . , . scent of the island, upon the sod near theverge of �he cliff and : it somehow seemed Impossib'o to 90 Slow- I],oter rejoice in an infinite peace-- I . 1_ . �..,
. . - nothing less than the a I we was at spearin'muckers. Jiml Stanley. 'We read of such an unfortunate : . _.
- ,, rpendicu- kiff. I Robert may learn that the truths of the Lord are is � � I -1 11, -
. - I . the sides of whi,� almost Pe watched for the departure of the a Lord I we wan lightenin, hang on by a limb ) spirit and less in the Word- v - candidate for 'Priest's ord so . . . i., - .,:.. 17-1
. An'sock it to'em'R they 11 -blessed with a holier birth j=ling in . ._,; .
, -.. . larly out of the sea to a height of nearly 400 air was filled with And Paul may be that rather awful IrreSeuce. In. ' I - . - * '_
. - I .... -PA three @idea, *and- On birds, and the echoes in the cli turned the why, even now I think I hear you cry; Alons of man had snowed him on _., . � . ; - ;
- I . feet. The island h Than the pas his confusion he Stammered out, am he began* .* . I .
. . I rocky' lace into an attar Babel. He t there for " Struck a five -pounder, Bill; hang on MY 109 , , .
I :- . - one of these sides was & series ol . An'bow you'd brag oter, and Robert. and P - I will divide my congregation into two- .. ., __:.. I
- shelVe$L reGenlibling & stairiway, but some of Kalf an hour and by that time he sun sax you caught a bigger one'n me. isdom will ewe for th . _. I
- - so narrow that it was impossible in the far *astern waters. -Now he nol i( I nd up. well. yer see, . I k, air, an . � ; , . .
. . . them were .... Tait interrupted him with, . I , �'
- :., , . to get a steady foot* d upon them. the sails of the skiff and the brisk breeze I Bill, Pop's old npear bpALta &I I It does- . . . of us, you had better . , �
.. .L hol ed the carried her swiftly around the eareat head- What days them wuz I I . . - DeZ= With Doubt. . there are only two . Say- . . . IL _', �_ .L
- - - __ 'When the coast fishermen pass I L . - which is which." - .- L,
1. ... island'th " shudderodp because so Many lane and left him there with the loomy rve Joie turned ollixty. Jim. an' You I . . . . . . . .., I - I . , _ i .
_-L . ay The F. H. Revell Company publish, asone When aneak-thievell t 80 low -&a W BW&l .
. . acted with its name. shadows creeping- upon the isb6nd, leagues Eli I do't mean it, oomin'sixty-two I admirable ad- a barrelofsermons Meother manuscript . . - .
. _ tragic events were*cOun ; The rhoumatiz had fix0 A me. 91108-3 ter ro. d, of their Vellum Series, two . .
. - . . . Five or six adventurous persong had scaled from everything numan and au mounded by . But I woul,l like one day again I w0ul' .A dresses of Professor Drummond, the first of matter, which a minister had stored awlY . . ` - : * � _
. angry birds, whose aTea gleamed trocs -��as whito-heau- had lien upon - , - " I .. 1._.'
I . - . - its slielvy sides, and got up among the multi- screaming, Jes'to be boys when P.um . whi,-h bears the above title. It would be a in his barn, it looks " if we fal . - I ,.. .
. I : tude of birds, but not a man of them hud in Ilia face as they. brushed past in the gath- ed ich o' ground was fairly bedded wise beneficence to Duta copy of thissoldress degenerate times. Such a catastrophe bap- . . .. ''-i I
. ever been atble to make the descen, . Witb Mayflowerd b14 in the hands Y . , ,7,- .. -
. , , cliff climber of considerable experience my- Night very soon fell upon Sea and land ;. yai:cr buttercups w � uqod ter land States. it would be exceptionally useful at . Colorado not long ago. AV hat is some* * - - I /-.- - -,
I their tumult and settled 1, Them � In . - �
readers that a the birds cease About our O,d straw hat -s- An'Jiw!8aY,JimI . I I
self'Imay tell my Y_ this juncture in the ministerial ranks of the however, - may inure tot . -:-4.
es, but How'd yer like t.r go in for a swim. future pariab's lose, -
� Y_ Ounfimb with safety among the rocks and upon the led We quote from it a I . I - I il..
w precipice which You may c I the wind freshened and his An' dive from the old black rock, an' fift . . Presbyterian Church. the eventual gain of the good man 80 Bud- . �.-- . � '. � , . ,
-.. - whistled Xelut ormal tences; but they fail - the remark of & - - .. I ,
- . may, in thedescent, defy the skill of . Which could stay under longtwtt. You few pharacteristic Ben denly bereft. We recall - - - . � �'.
. . alai erpret adequately the spiritual 81,
. - . human being. The boys very wall know t 0 ears, while the restless , An' i im-durn how uc effects one 1, � former Yale theological professor who ex - .
- - O" tot a star The water win ran out no odds how mlich he to int4 .
-.11 . 1) i 1 07W. ificance and value of address from whi day his decided con-: . . .,., . ,-
... . history of the island and its dangers, but sea tsm,a to him from clouds came tries n . pressed- to his claw one - . .- .. - .
- George had wo Years b6alft was to be seen, but huge, blaek % Jim, bat if a sweeping fire should con-. ', .'r --; � -�
- - . for more than t back. No. no, not oniffin ,Ke pluck them : viction that i ,
�._ - - z'_ . o got up and trooping out cf the South filling the heavens Ter keep it . _. _ . ... , , .:
. .... studying the problemof how t I you Heresy is truth in making, and doubt in Same in one night all the old sermons .- _.. ,,,,
. I . . ft hadexamined every rock- toleewardL It was pot long before the night Seem terbe took about the same way, too- Val uia . I - 1-1.,
. I .- down in sa e Ys harvJ, becimulle- the prelude of knowledge. State of Connecticut a general revi wo . 11 ' . 1. -
. . .- through a glass, traci was suddenly riven with flaine--awful Hands on itto Jill' I s'lue'zo a, f a man's life in egatiopall- ., - - , - ,e
I - . shelf on the side In I seem- What days them wur I There are ten 9OOdYe&rS 0 begin on the next8unday- --[Congr . L , t �_ - i-
. and had talked Witt thunders bellowed acram the Ill �-atvenp, fy and there are ist., . - . . -
s _ . . every fisherman on the coast who knew any- ing to shake the . 1 I 0 .. . - : �"__
- � I . five good years more in inveetiga,ting th A bulletin recently issued by the Amwi- � :
. . - *, and obtained his it; then torrents of rain were loobened, T. _. ' the things that are in .' :."
.__ , tiling about the Olac I that are in can Census DeIrAtmealt gives the statistics , .1
. . -1 t ways of descending- drenching to the akin the boy as he A MLrveU0ll1l IRT811tiOlL I thil _. I .
opinion as 4. i(inetograph 11 is the name that I __oy
I rovided himself with there upon th All religious truths- are doubtable There .
.. .. - . . So he had quiet V p brave heart, bi it he felt that.' FAison has given too his latest invention, an United States. , The Cumberland Presbyter- I .: I .. 11 .
.- � - - a two short band-gaffa, with 'st6ut wooden . George had a - . . to no absolute proof for any one of them. - isn Church is Presbyterian in polity, has a � ".. -1 � - , *. , I
. (nd a running his chances of escape were very slim. Down instrument combining electric L ndphoto- Never let us think evil of men who do not media . ... _. � � I �,
- . handles, having on one a to repr1ol-Tua-1103 motion creed which in described " A via I 1. I
. _. 11 . I loop of e6rd to be fastened around each. the island wall he could not go, and in w' , graphy'and intentle think as we do. I between Calvinism and Arminianism, . . ,-_1
'_ .. . . . .. . steel other way could he leave bhe place ? Then '&ad Soulmd. , If his other works were ingeni- , distinguish between I ., ,_ " ! ..
- I . . . waist, and on the other and a strong of remorse that oil$ even I to wonderful. and earned for him Christ never failed to owes its origin to & revival movement at the �.., o Vz . _.- . , . I . . 1* . ,
- . were designed for getting a- &row in his heart a feeling . doubt and unbelief. Doubt is can't believe; century. It 11" . .
-1 . . hook. These * his in- I the epithet wizard, this in doubly so. Hear I beginning 01 the present . - 1 . I -
. - I .: hold in cracks and fissures in the face of the he had concealed from his parents , unbelief ia won't believe- - 559 church edifices L.. - - .. I 11
. - - ssiblel to draw tention of climbing the island, buid far more what F Tile Church NLYS [respecting the heretic] with & seating capacity of 754,- - - - .
cliff where it would be imr, - . was the - if it ip desired , r and halls, .2, _. . . , _ _
. , . . I one's self up by- means 0 the fingers, for bitter to him than his own ut 11 "Neel when lav I will get the cc - Brand him." Christ says - Teach : 095, and 164,640 communicants. The Gerumn _ - . - - ..
.. .- ink and thought how his mother wo mpany to give a dress Faith is never 3pposed to reason in the - - - .1
� .. . George knew tluit the most dar back of the or- Evangel - ical Synod, with only 870 church - . - , I .
. with- ''rLeflearsal for. me. Iplace . tions, has 187,432 communicant& I . . .;... - L -
:, , expert chinbers had used gaffe with success. his brother and cousin reacliqA home i - New Testament, but to right- I organiza . . .
. . . ., - chestra on a table a compound machine con Ity if all these prob- - , --. . `,,
.1 . rhe coast was bald slid desolate, and con- out him. He knew they hail been crying It would be a great i I presents in the _ - L _.
. tween the out some words to him before they left, bat. sisting of a phonogtaph and a kinettograph, It is 50 yeai 9 old and rei
. -. tained no human habitation be continuous United States the State Church of PruBa* - - _. . . .
.- I iff had set out and the noise of the water, disturbed I intellectual life ould be largely gone. which is a union of the Lutheran and RO- - . 1. - ..
. . : dock from which the A ,lays, the curtain Jollaus I : _ - . -
- ra tile Rock that is higher than . .. - � .1
.1 . . . . the island, or for several leagues beyond. freshening breer-, had prevented him from work " Lead lite t'll %V I formed Churches. The Church of . ' - . ' - - _' .. -':-'
. - . . W lien they reached the base of thO Wan& hearing what they salid. I rises,* and the opera b,-ginB- Both machines 1. " That in evolution. It is the development nts, which . . .1 ,�
. . . . So he sat there throu5h the pit.-hy dark, , work simultaneously, one recording sound Christ of Latter Day Sai . _.
I - Which stood close to the mainland they of the whole man in the highest directions ions and 144,352 communicants, is . .-, % _. t .
.1 pulled their skiff upon a, small platform or hour after hour, terrified by the blinding and the other taking photographs, record ing tht, drawing or.t of his spiritual being- - orkanizat M overnment and bases its .--. - - - . I I -
. .. . .. ir guns and began shootin lightning and deafening th 'motion at the rate of 46 photographs per - .
_. . rock, got out the black ! second. Afterward the photopgraphic strip is _ ' faith chiefly on tTe book of Mormons. The "_ : ' ' .: 4
- - roundthe island ani Inged by the pitiless min. The great . An Ristoric Met. - Synod, which numbers _ L.'
irds that circle a macbine, a German Evangelical L i 1_
1- Then George told birds everywhere about him crouched clo" ' (leval6ped and replatc*d in the -
.11 nqsted on the term4pes. 1111betitutei for the photo- , The Whitehall organ lately removed from only .36,156 communicants, is probably the ,. � - I
- that lie was going u iey knew how ex- esta S,nd huddled behind the I projecting lens is - , most liberal � , " 1 _.
- . p. T1 Not once through th,Lt I i, and the reprotluciug part of th : Chapel Royal, by the Queen's order t in doctrine in the - L .. - I
- : . *� pert he was, and remembered all tile dan- rocks for shelter. : graphic len, raph is adjusted. Than, by th Church of - - sL Peter ad vinculs" in, has Ito confession of faith whatever. . " -- - . :.. . . . . . I i. .
- . I places that he had climbed before, long and terrible night did he close his eyes did instrument I , --- - ; - - "
.1.. ... gerous . t1h dawn appeared the effectin London Tower, iB a splen --- - _� .�- , . ; .
, . ite with fear as they in sleep, and when ra : rues" Of IL calcium li t, re ro.
I grewwh no. with an interesting( history. Itwasibuiltin . "I
. - -T I of- hope we duced life-size On & w *to curtains " Father Schmidt by or4r of .. , . -
. .1 . looked at the, four hundred feet of somber in the east a great T,u u nt . t . .. . - . . I c . I . . I ! : . �� - ..
I through his hearL to the audience the original scene with England by . Bonbons of CourUMP. . .
. . : rocky wall that towere . . i Infits sounds and all the motions of th I -
. . . .: . , -Now boys," said George,as he threw The cleuds h%d rolled away and the sun fal as in the original scene. of stops, 1,968 pipes, 3 manuals, 6 couplemAnd It is a popular fiction that is girl can marry ' ' �� I , . . .
... . I the edge of the sea like A, "actors exactly a man without, as the saying is, marrying .1 I
. .., . off his coat and- tightened his belt, 11 Don't burned upon And with the estimate the possibilities of this 6 composition Pedals-- .. ., .
.. . -L.. be a bit. frightened about me; with the" large warlet furnam the voices of his i Who can nant., or who can predict what . . . 1. . . � - . .1 his f4mily. It is not true. Sometimes a g " : - I �_
. . . . .:1 . _.. gaffs. I can climb up there without any rising of the sun came the main land S&L- leffect it will have upon the attendance at all - Recently a. new depot of the British ' sinful father. - �.. _. ,
a back t000 'with the parents and friends fr9m, grate son deseends from a vile, . . .- ,
. . ''. trouble and I can com ,g h'im, how he had fared during the night, I places where men and women congrepte to and Foreign, Bible Society has been opened 1 is mothor's blood, perhaps, has saved him � 1. - L ..
. - - - greatest safety. keep up his spirits., He - we and bear? By, means of the Kineto- io Madrid, and the leading papers of the' aarryinp this man you marry the - , - -_ -'- 1: - '
- . I . I for the eggs, only put plenty of oakum in it md tell' him to and he I graph plays and operas may be reproduced Sp&DU,h capital gave considerable SIN" I % -,
. . . . . 'c6miDg 8"I'llig mother in the group. ! . to 1 soiled fainily record, and must, to some ex- . o -�!
. .. so they won't break wben I am her voioe . repeateds funny descr of the event and of the ' I tent, share in the suffering camed by his - _ L.-
- .- " Frank brought him the bag and his saw that she was W6epi1JD ; came in private parlors, sermons iptive reports ' " ' 1 4*1
- .. : .. - -" %a put it around his distinctly from among the rest, speeches and antics 0 say what it MAV work in whic� the society is enMed. father's siuB. lEreredity we may or may Eat - .- - _ . ., - - . .
. - .- hand trembied &a good and that he woull back andl-wall who can ing ],eat year 700,000 Bibles,Testantents and believe in, but we have all seen charsct4riz- - -I . :
_ . I _'.. _. a neck,- but neither of the bay . a seem- him that God w, . Then some of or Qy not effect? Perhaps it tracts were sold and distributed to the Spen- ties paw one generation by, to a M . . . t�':: L
i . ed to know what to say. ilt to place its a a ations . I . V ran . : . -,� -,
- - - . . " Now, good-byet boys, for the present ; them tried to throw scrOw food gn&d#' up in for the public no ish people. - . '. . greater strength in the second. , , -
. L _. nty minutes; theme tins and little pwoels, bu� they all tell ,too high, notwithstanding the confident as- 1. on
- .1 the ri,sk then, even if yod husband is 411 that . :
.. I'll be through inj twe . ' St. Bartholomew's church, New York anxious, L _, " -
. - th If below. He suranoes of the inventor. . I he should be, of being AD IlDhOoppy, .. _. __.-
1. be able to gaff some Look out for was now tortured with Envear, and on the - . City, had a most remarkable Is" ra"nt6d I mother. I am not speaking in favor of the - -. - .. ,
I - stood in the front - in tKis year. I selfish'.In marriage, but I am advo- _. . . ..
- - them as I throw them over. I- .1 . advice I the main land. he ' , .... . In Too GyaSt & Iffu". - - ' it included every grade of- men, hi an d of the cost -:. . . - _ ' .
- . .. '. - t* htly in of the assemblage on ,! . ,i% ,in cating the intAligent count' :, i --,-
. . ytrat: his 6u d yed gra Sees and _ . low, rich and poor- There were e y I signxng�arenta who I L
.- . Then seizi h' t of the dam count one's chickens before they are i before -the contract if - * . ' Z� r - :
- . .. I he sprang t1o"war a . built a fire OU of birds and nest To prac-tice. it is all, forty-four of them men, and all of" Ma- I would be Shecked at their daughter's choon- _'
I I � weeds, the cirl roasted . -dozen eggs- hatched is & very common t ing, as an intimate friend, a girl of whom . - - - - I � .
. . an tur,r age -many of them weA advanced in - . . - i,.. ��
. i . . up a half-dozen paces )ooked at him materials, " fresh ones w�en cook Lypensive, however 9 Resome Mission Sent twelve, then antecejent4-the do not al- . L . - . L il.
. as a weasel. The two boys selecting the I . ad and Sometimes very i in likely to realize. years. A or seven Syrians y knew nothing, : , . � - .�
t they had great faith Dominion government i daughter to' - . _-, *
. in speechless terror, bu eatin them . of Ten years ago when the northwest land boom there were three Jews, six ways refuse to allow th _�. .;L %, .-- I
. . I . a. He found little devi any Means th and Armenisnes fivO Or six Chinese, And Ger- marry a man who" f=il 7atcy met for the, - .. �__-' I - I .1 , . I . I" t -1
... in . his skill and con o r no one could dsv' ' ble to stretch Was On the gove mans and Irish beside. � .. .. 1 -1
I . difficulty in passin,976 fir$tdOzeu ledges- reaching him. It WAS on, sent out its survey- .1 . . I first time at the wedding- \_ i I..
.- .71 iy reach them, and m low W118 equal the popular 6xP6ctAti . 1. . . -, I'
w L. I or so, for he could 4A a ladder acror, access from read Y for the tens of thousandr of Itis one thing to entertain an ------ - - � I
- they gave Isvery minute or f fishermen had orstoo 6 a in - ,'.-
- sure footin ly fnipossIble- f - A number butwhowv- - - vskin B"ous BoldierL -- ; attired caller who brings boubclu. One - ` - ' ..
?ad to consuf his drawin which and in now comers who BY dil a" agent", Perl?rum ' 89 The Churchman" describes a new ex. hand and room in the other, anc
. so he stopll the face of t . .liff. gathered around the hem of IM they had - t in mcceadui working in Giv :� '. � � ;
. - was a Complete chart of their boats but th war) 1111 their work that by the and runen .sgow, other to see him off -guard with his brothers - - -- , e ;�,
. . - After a third of the 8X00ut W#A those on land. Hie%ther i tud nova ha given .. , ,. % I .
- ... m be- hours to fling a rope surveyed 55,479,000 SlOres, more than 76 . an to organize the street and sisters in h -'s environment, not the one - - I : I . c .
. .. paused, and, as the boy$ could sea fro fisherman tried for t of the total surveyed UID to date- The ambe into toompanies under military drill, your pamults' culture and suacm VO er - - jr,..
. irvounly about siort f -Ay forty can . He does not seem like a strang - . -, -
I low, looked - somewhat nc _ across the chasms but fall sequence is that now W�an "ttlers ara and so bring them under moral and religioUb YOU- h ,)a anr , - - I
__ . . - him and agam feet from the brink of the . J,e orisiral survey is of little ser- disci lin,L Boys love to march and drilL your yet you might never I I - , , `
.1 drawing lain that the path atood there in mute sorrowv the mother con, cc B - p . . . _. . I "
I I -an - im. Mont. is :6 =.., motion of the district that the 0 . '. . .t:,r-�l
1. his hand behind r passed 6 the suril'bad no I The Yowig Mau r , �
I Nevertheless, he turned Rour after how then the p" On the survey atakee cannot be found. The sar- A sapoement, to the '6 Christian Harald i who has JW& -,,---.-.!�_ -,.
.. . . .1 3ouragement, 1, . Smoe was issued for May 13. 0006SWilmg John 4L. : . ' the young King of SP&MV ' it
. - lose beside veys were mAA6 arent, tongues, counting the -fifth 7W, ill beg - , It .
. but he never once , ',me the lines out through woods . , _.., . ,
..7:. looked back or down mainland heard a wild cawing 0 16, in 58 diff plated his tion . .- L,
1. I . saw thatJack, poor which Chinese as three., It is. indeed, a unique on as, Ma activity, wilful dispolu _.-_�!.; ,�. , "1z _, -
, I I �_ Then he seemed to gather resolution; stuck them,'and, - up so that they are very diffi- .- `t -'
I .. Aher, into two I renu,r= joined them. Bvidently have grown rotted or and interestin I , tranquil L
g exhibit. mmuw7itive_ curiosity make him a Sharp _ ,'�,,.', I : �cl
- . fast end gaff, and then anc I Cleo a ral aafe cult, to follow eorner stakes bave to his _Minded sistaM _. lv'I., 1. T4
. . ... and drew himself UP the d the PSAY - - To ppeared . At Benares a large Hindoo bridal party contrast Were - '. ,
- .- - I tiny rifts in *a cliff feet - to the bw had followe all thew hours in the burned down ss�d_ mounds ho dus m"M y will have a bepw - . ;. '� "
L .. over a of seven or distance, rOmsib , they ever existed, which in douNdul in W gone on the river, a -J. ".1
_ Space i-� at last ventured to -it when the boUom of. &to houimbeld, and already he has shaken off - -� 1-1 : -A'4
., . . Lime he bu the surveys were . to worship the Ganges, . - .
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. - - I above. ad down. Then rifts ran woner did George am cases. in- _4he afteadmee of his Austri - -1.L_.,__'1.;.. .1
. how him"M W y done and ma& ' urades and in- the boat gave waYs nineteen P828=55 '.1 I . I
. . I-. turned and look "Am jag 6, Preference for maw attendantiL __ :-._:��_, - _'i. I . .. I
. gestures it seemed e'im than an ides &= through his lotnii- rmozb arA bridegrooms being .. ., I .e14_.__1 ., : ,� :
. :, obliquely, and from bin - - late lines faint WrTnilch f urthert oonf U20, cluding the bride . Aj : .�� 1, ��,
- . only too plain that he di� and raising his voice he cried:- 001141?
� ; Me courage did not fail him oi, Catch Jack and fasten the Smal onvom for this grmt haste -in . . - -" I T It . , ; I
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. , . )�, TO OUR SUBSCRIBIMS: By referrho -Go to the Pickering Pbarnmay'fa -Mim Maud JUAgbt, of ]DOWMADvill' � , I ;?.. ,'� . . . _C : �t,;,
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I J . - - _. �. . . , : PICKERING. - ONT., IULY 81 1891. ,da for summer vacation. For six weeks nits to lay On the opening Of the cottage I :...L�... _. ". SUC4,AR L [ '. �. .. ,.__,_. .., �.. L'- 40;!artolotoll
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I . .. . I . . . --Mrs. 0. Lapp, of Toronto, was here brick work of R. Gordon's now . , . L '. . I I . - . . . . . . . . 1�e . - �'.
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L . I . - over Sunday. I house is fast mounting on high. Deverell -Don't fimpt the minting Naiad for - � . . .�. Miss Ida �
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. - - -Miss L. Greig has returned after .,. - low figure when taken by the barrel, or. -. .- _: , �. - . , t, FA
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. .I- - -The Great North Western telegraph wich, while attendin!z the yearly meeting, resilents pronounce the storm of very . - . . . . .. _. - . 11. .. - . .. -
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. . . __ . ,cess of big business in the Queen city. ders. ' account of the holiday, we are evented . . E 'TON & DOL
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1. �. . , . a warm days of sunimar from reporting these . D soiieitors.,Novirie�;
� - . --iD. W. Black accountant in the On- --During th events save to say I ..
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- -taiio Bank at this village, left on Monday the dust on the KirL#gston road, bag; long ------------------- � . east, Torouto. Telepho
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I .. - . for:two weeks holidays. James Shinners been a source of annoyance to parties 7ill ki - ...
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- - . of Xingston, will:611 the position until be'. driving. but until lately we have not heard 'ague, . MTMIW I . . � .1 .. . I �
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- . -, - � _� . .- hot days in bcouring the brass kettle and M- Harvey almost lost a horse a lkw Whitbv accompanied by Misses Bertha . . 11OPXINS, V1
� �.�� a and Annie Bunting and when opposite the SPRING . 000 DS I - - .__�. H .
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. ht of one of her eyes Friday evening. d . . . lot 33,7th con.. Eckerii
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0 . . . . -One of Decker's horses on being al. 111119 ' knife. she fell amage, but the horse was somewhat cut , ,' PRINTS41 ' - - - � SHIRTE GS.. ., . . . tended to. Tblegrallb ao
A- , *_ - lowed freedom for a few minutes made off While handling a butchers UPS and the rig is now under repairs. We � . . . . 1. .. P.O. address: Green Riv
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. .1 . . Roglan. Brighton i9where the animal eriDg one of the arteries. Fortunatelythe repair damages. . . � . � �, . . - S(W i
_� . - - � I . was purchased, which place would have eight ' was upimpaired. Children s9ould � IFIOSIERYe. , . - . , GlUdOVESe &Co . ' . . . . __�_�__- -
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Arms -hotel on Youge street, swore out a - � - . . . _�. 1, . -1
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I . - - at card to Mr. Hill, -the seers. done, called upon Leslie Illaway to assist non support made by his wife, � __ -
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: . - ..;I- lary, at Toronto. him. While striking, the sledge came off nfaithfulness and adultery" as his . L . I I - ., I
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. J- I I -W. J. Rezin'has -sold his dark bay and descended with terrific force, just reason tor not supporting her. The case I iT. . � . .. L . 1- _ . . . .. . I _,X�_ ___
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. this village, could not find a more fiLvor -Two travellers, one with -a Then is it a wonder that those passing . Suits to'' Order I" 10 palits $ 2'. 5 00 ' � . R.BEXT0'.\,'
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. - . __� . able time for taking the censuis than the and a horse -fiddle, the other an emery sh6uld be surprised to find our st office . a . . . . . Do conveyancer, ,
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mammoth rbubkrb leRf. It measured 2 Masonic or a . While some lodges did -Cauada, yearly meeting of Fniends . .- . - . I : . . I - rons for past favors.8
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will hereafter usc- it as an awuiuR for his time in decorating the graven of,departed our last issue. The work of the church . . _ . . . I 11;: . atntre Mee of this P
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expansive countenance. The ropes and brethren At 8 p.m. Doric lodge met at during the past year has been encouraging :-:, PEARL -AGATE :-:. TEA-POTS .0. ,-.* - �. I _�V'_ I- - HOMAS POU,
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. lowing best lines: Dominion, White Star, ilug and Thos. Gormley. Impressive ser. Dublin, Baltimore, North Carolina, Now 1. . . . -wassamenseenessesse . .. I .. . . . . Boots
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- - _.. ban ticket 'you anywhere, everywhere, at a body. - off duriDgLhe past year.plaoing the church T, A. GREIG I .1 .� PICKERIN � - �.,�-.-,�,�_;�,._;---
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. - .t Greenwood; I from E. Pugb, Clalrem011t' Blau of t.4e 1'rieuds' 'ministers are fluent to meet next year at Bloomfield Prince I , �. � I : I.. . Out. Stf uated as it i
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. . . 4 from T. Chester, Port Union; I from spellers, and ail evince an earnestness Edward Co. Ontario.-com. . . . � -A.11.= :90M=):M:R3:1ST0-8. �, . . ... � .1
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. . . by falling off the deck in the car. name of Alma G. Dale, of Uxbridge. She Wednesday, 249h ingL. I : - . .. . . I � - ,
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- L... I - formerly of -this village, now of Toronto, we 11 119 unexpectedly, and after so . � . . . . . . New Cottonades! . �_.. . . ,__� I , , It'414
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1. . I.., - , : L trance examination. The class composed -The appearance of E. C. Hurlbut in moncemeng exercises at the Ontario . _ . , I
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. - iDg youths generally dq, 'Well when given ad to leave the matter over until " sum. *mAGRICULTURALT WORKS ...- L.'
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.� 1. sat the youth Of this offorts and zeal and her I and oft re- R811"g on SU kinds Of's9riCultuml implements, engines and mill sebin :�, . .
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