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I DICEER"31 LIVERY to OUTAROUNDVS 1'e"ir "waster"s, &I'll' t4h'i'n'kins they had the routh 84 acres of lot 18 in 5th con. See-— . -�,
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M B,kTEMAN, MID., C.M', M.C.P.' business an;1 have added several now got into the wrong house," which wai called ., -', - �N. 4 ..,;, 11
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licitor. Court House, Whitbv. - 10-7 !!;P1 , is neigbb�rhood,, years and , �
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-McGillivraY,LL.B. MoneytoLoan. 8Y. co Q 0 * .6 000 " he patron- this village knows, be is ever -ready to bears the appearan of comfort *-1. � ...7� �
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olicitors, Notaries, &c., 15 Toronto Street, To -
onto, will be at Claermont every Thursday.
flIce over J. BuDdy's shop- Mon-ev to loan. 2-2y
ENTON & DODS, BARRISTERS, ...
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nd Cberrywood every Saturday. Diqeases of
t e horse's foot attended to at my shoeing forge '
I t 33 7tb con., Pickering. Calls promptly at- a
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e C(?nveyaneer, Conimisisioner for taking -
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a d specifications furnished for every class of
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vontilation a specia'ty. Office -Gerrie Lock,
CArDer Dun(las and Brock streets, Wnitby.
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. a.. . . . . .. .�... . The two. champion croquet pliiyers.of Creek cricket clnb played a matu . .. . . , .7 �.
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.1".. a a .0 8, I - , ... . . . , inst., and had a match, Result 8 games own.- were assiste� by Smith and Le Roy,' and approved. Several accounts were pre- , - , : �,.� -:i.'�;. I . ., .. ..,
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to all spectacle wearers and to those meet &_�ike number from Port Perry on I with hereafter. I ' I '.. �..,.�,
6w their own ground. Much interest is mani- Cook.bdark. - ---1 b'Clark ......... 0 . �
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arnard's store. Whitby. . nabip,in whieb'ratepayers bave Smith. b Baird. ......... 0 not out ...... .. . .% ls�. , .,-.. I
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adjournments. having to lear6 theiir har. at vresent. � I .: � I'%
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PARIS GREEN vest to &Ltenl the sessioes. They are zko We understand If re- Robson and fami y lots 32 and 33 in Sth con. $5 75 ; Philip ., ,;.7, ;11 � f
doubt pleased verdict bas beec are to remove to the city. . Davis, gmvelling on� 9th con. opp lot 34 1 . I � -s .�
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. . � I I he whole of North and South Ontario. Strict we H* SOe highly resweeted by all her ". "king for. lunch, which, when . ling on 9th con Opp lot 19, 020-04; W 50 - I .t., -1 ; .��.Ii�-. -el. I
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. She has been engaged with a family at them thev refused to take unless it was -king t lots 24 and 2 . -�
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b rges Moderate. the above uum con. 5, $57-12 ; T. . Kii6x for furnishing i - .
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I 4.-.��i�� ------1�66�--i ---� the iiky on* Tuesday. and on Thursday at 'one day last week. The,breoching broket spectfully submitted. I . . ... - , .
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� A~ for -. Western, Lancastiire and City of on t ge Over Petticoat creek One Aav last week as Louis Symons .�V'1.7
7 ORDON HOUSE, Pickering, Out., I nected with the public schools, be now . *..
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I LoudovaDd expected go commence .1 this week. w cefully acing northward on. the , 1� I
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I COXVEYAxcr.vo CAREFULLY DOXIL This bridge is being, put in none too -soon - now affrighted son ot toil. The assaulted -filled in the blanks. - ' . . "W..� i,
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. orltinch at all reasonable hours, Goodstabling 10.Good Village Lots op north aide King Atr6011, lately, I got out of th rig and took a look satisfy the desperate creature, which left ious S.S. for I ,
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. fVr saie, together with other village PrOPOrtY. atid Clerk'sign the same and cause , :�: ��.,!.),�; �
. horses or cattle. Weigh scales on the VremiseN, e west end had scarcely anything on Louis' log and shoulder. A few hours Reeve , :.L.1 ..
The bar is open at all legal hours, and if, stocked one good house and iot for sale very cheiLp. find th * the seal of the corporation to be affixecl - .,-.,�..-. - .. �.11, �11. .1
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*ith ure liquors -of every brand. ANDY Me- w. V. RICHARDSON thereto. ' ' . . ,'�� � .. 1. 11
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-- Office: -!Dale's Block, Pickering. - . was. avything but courteous. . .- . ;.- �, :.1 � � I
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. lFatclintakittg. - - --- ek over it I sat as light on the seat I - . � . iding funds for . - - ,'..�-l *�,
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. A* . ering, Ont. Having been 25 years at the , `-i . .. .$�'. 1. , � , I . I'- -!,: ! thereon, and .for the general - expenses of - , � .." t, AS.-' . ,;;: ,� , � ,
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trade, I can guarantee as .1 . ,�, -ill .. � I . the corporation for the year 1891 and to � � � ,�, � �'i,i ,� I
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jo to a; Satur&Ys 'Customer& Wit �. g 7jj 9. h got S Ifer. from a, POU31 f bay. . 1-,. -., . . . . . . -
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. I will be ' for Charlie and Tim, that the Reeve graint his order k, - " , ,
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� . ,1,�' ,,-; '.. : .. _" I �5-, .,.:-. "' *AID TROOPS 11,V Rvalk !. I.,.:, � - ; 11 In Belgium the conditions much the etectrical energy for the working - -,
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. . � , , ":: , .. - ...too sentiments have no significance 4 the pro-, Who Is dot dot rose der vires. I .0 IL '� I Dp of either milesaway. The German electri i -
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:L . �. . . .. Mogrier .-omplains that there is . sent time. .., . Likes goodAow but h&W do fl 6,. of Out P mine tikaft hAlf A,en
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. .... '. -1 old-fashioned swearing in the French . I � I , - � i Und ban a any Here I � - I.. wheat or rye indiciteg a probable need be- that the transmission 4' - ,
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_. I' . - . . . A Russian paper advocates the institution _ "nd home production of about 40,WO,000 and with economy. Should this
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, I Ape& service is to be' formally to provide emp oyment for the starving Has =0 fit hill beck and ca I , Switarltud annually-1101PO . not the enormous power ot N aga .
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7 .".- L. try. t would have the Government Und feel der least bit wa I I . . U the .
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, , I WW used to facilitate the leliver .L� 000,000 bushisis of whe&4� and, owiNig- t4k, he machine .
.1 -i . 1W 01 uild milr q dig canals in the dr dig Dot's der Managing Edibm ,; nd ition of liar small crops, will now uire Yere ? The distance is inside of 5 ry I-,
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., " � 11 - - nous companies when the ,regiment sainde'upou t Uganda wolirlaborers could in Hm a nose dot's fully ripo, . . . . d and Scandinavis will require American in:=cian , the .'�
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I I 1 .� -,,--.-�'. -1 Milk d in the field. , - . I ty, qtlnkin' pips I i tugal, Hollan - a ought to span th. .
. � . � . this wise be employed profi t.&bly and provid- Und schmoketi a rl" .
. J. * . -' - � . �� s , . - Printeri . :_ - . such additional imports of wheat and rye " distance. Once it: has been ,all,)
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I � chain ' N yeler , . I r cent in the power i -i this way can be trans'mitted , a ,
. . . � - .� ,;� . � . con te Of France, M. 4�d with the means of livelihood. OrazAdanin . will make good a do6cit of 15 pe
. I . , I h on murdered near his home on the other hand is strongly opposed to Whoistiottlet akesMe'n@chv'4r, : , , I
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. r i I d at jL He was riding 'homO one night, this plan. It thinks that it'would be a Und would do I�if they did but diiire� : - Notwithstanding that the report ham been time before Ni 9
�� :; - '. ,,� Climb his frame and pull his hall I , � � agam 8 tremendous pow., -
. .1� �:" � , _� for no justifiable reason a workman suicidal policy to rob the national treasury 0 . . � -r :
� . Dot's der Proof Reader. . I circulated that exports of grain from India would be switcfie'a -into one end of a w. - r
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i -,� , : . , .. . irritated at him, and quarrelling, in this manner. "The needs of the peasants , , - . 1. - in any considerable volume'were thin year - ir .
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,. . - : L �. kkille bim with a crowbar. � . are only a transient evil ; in a year or two Who Is dot dot cashes " stringo." , � .
- �... - 1. :1, this trouble will pass away. !But a -well- Pays der bills and odo Lingo. � .. . improbable by reasorkof a very short crop, 300miles away. direct into the 0ork8hops .,
I � I' :_: L. - '7% eshape of some of the now clothes for Makes der boys all fel like kingi I . yet in the firsit three months of the cereal of many a city. - -
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, ,-. _ . 41111111a A jacket is worn buttoned at' the waist. � I bushels of wh"t " - . . .
I - ".. � . I � -1 � treasury met empty until the pu6lic works Who is dot wid hair so white, . .� . shipped 23,000,000 ' I -
I : - lorkh gkirtr. like a frock coat and a very low � n the whole of 1890 Five years ago these darkness -di *
! -, -,:L . I I 7 -hyl n to . Who tries to do der Ling dot's rig] It, I � at a total dhipment i rare. To -d 891pators ..-
1. . . . I Vovoye Vremr/a begi )p, which had were very ay there *
i . -and broad -brimmed hat makes the' propose, PAY .me ron liddle mi w I M 000,000 bushels. The er(
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. . . and to fill it again. Besides this, where will � - craft. whether in the naval or cotnmercial .
; . Rkril ians look like English curates. � - . bot's derPrizo Editor. been harvested when this roport of a defi .
... . I- I ;. _ I 1. our contemporary take the means to exercise _. . I . ,
. � .. .. - 1. I.. . . - I Who is dot mit unkempt hair. . ciency was ut out, is the bast for several marine, from a launch upward, ti at -18 not - -
. . ..r � . . - . . t 25,000 Germans, Austrians, ind control over the large masses of laborers who Dot,,hAbby clothes and vacant a] r, -. . - rovi e
... earn, and tc exports are likely 6 be the *d ,d with some sort of a search or ,
.... I .. � . it Poles in the southwestern province may in their ignorance become a threateninir Who board" der tigerin his lair I . I I !)ealn I
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. . � . 1. .-. 1,311f .rule in Podolia, Kieff, and Valhynia. against oup communal peace V But who wid terril g roar. . - . 618 i has but a very poor crop-, owing to nallingandin showingthoway alongdif -
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I.- �. - . - � I ... Springoon,derp t hro'derdoo.. . ficult harbor channels. Aspartofasy8tem . '
. , . . Ili= st bee me Russian subjects. . � . . I - m,.; , - . U nd help% him dow stair" by dej soore I - rougTit and locust ravages, an,l can spire Ore fortifica . I .
- I , ; . '.. _. ,. .: � . . . . Dot's der F Vii Editor. little or no f harbor defenses, posted on 8h ' . .
.J I . ,9 . . . ' '. S11 MIER GKILE8. a ;. :, - I I . grain 'for ex�ort. * In Asia o
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I . . 2. . . . . . ... 1. I I - - Minor the crops, are exceedingly fine and tions, they necessarily prevent the Old-t6e .
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. - . 1=4 tout acircularto theGo,vernment, ' ' 1 1. . xported in blockade -running trick of " sneak* .'in .
. � . The"Womin that deliberates is -las -L ;. I .- - The W-0.1d's Wheat Yi I - .* both wheat and barley will be ,e I ing .
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* 4be c "ps are bad to pasture theii cattle and try. . of a colossal deficit in thin yes 'a yield of can spi& a ut t e usual anion ( I
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�.J I . . I � - -catt g rms in the meadows belonging to the Beautiful Extract -Helping a young lady gtain, amounting to hundreds of mitrions Morocco - d Algiers' have been devastated navigation would- be made practically ini. � - 1'
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. . . : 4&w4�.mmekkt, also to gather berries, mush- out of &-niud puddle. of bushels, taking the world an a, whole we by locus and famine is not improbable in possible. This was shown only a short tim, ;.
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. ; _. . , - Song." 'A spit Lane, probably. deficiency in all parts except North 11 Persiais reported an Ila irigaufferedo n :- -
I � . - . h, e Communal Assembly of St. Peters- ? Amt rice. a th- down by a cruiser., whose pilot. W � '
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I . i . .. ,.� ilsiarg it is proposed to impose a tax on all :see us, most of us.wouldn't top to ook. - zled by the rays of a mearch-light. As a ' . I
I - L. - . . ';If a I States the yield is abnormally !arge, but ern part, and the shah is said to have pro
. J1,11::" ies in which children of a mitior age are , ' without seeming to be behra we would warn hibited the exportation of grain, but thin is life-saving accessory the cearch-light was
i ,.-. - -ewpk,yed- The money realized is to be used - It is the man who is always in hot water I our farm ing friends '&gains - expectin# too doubtful. Probably Europe will, " usual the at- 0-4
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� . far tic 6stablishing and maintenance of 1 . much. From the beginning we have fore. receive small supplies from -this source. in Gibraltar Bay. The ve,
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; . . . 'L : Said the night watchman to the day told a rise in prices, and a rise that must " Australasia anti Sopth America have &I- squadron, anchored near, turned tile 111ght
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. 11 - i iTkawrty propose to establish -ii, line of -years for a man to - values. It is evident that a well -organized I far enough along to reiluirecomnient, exce t rescue. In foEgy weather a search -light- _*
� I et old, but when lie once gets it lie hangs attempt is being made to send figures up to the to say that the two region's will do rem- t- removes many of the objections of tile fog
, _. - �_ - - --steam crabetween St. Petersburg a,nd Havre, to it. . � -topmost notch. In such circumstances they ably well if the send each 5,000,000 bush- whistle. Thrownskyward the beaiyI oflight L_� .
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I 1: . - � . L . bet4m en Rvssil� and France. �"!heatre Manager (t6 departing 8pec.tator are liable to get too high and, Tracipitate'.y els of grain to Zurope. can be -seen at a great digtanc-, aii-d. frorn i -, . ".L
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� . . . �Aigfi the Government of Kharkoy. The ts. " "Yes, I know it. That's why I'm to do is to closely watch the market, pay plomble, - anti the deWle as to the lament- a (� h i easel can be very closely fix. ,
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! . ' going. " just so much heed to the middle man as he able condition of the crops and the distress e( . It wiInte but a very few V-(_�ars before .'
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. Tramp-- Can you put me on to some. thinks values and prospects warrant, an I air ad vailing over a very gre f he boards ot inspection. of lizel �
- . - -*AtW ng'. of brandy altogether until the o La I ,a, rt o t evf-ry civi
- . �' � ( rity of nation will insist upon search -lights &j part * -
. . - :;a& , and the export of spirituous li, thing?" Farmer (whistling) -11 No, but 1. sell at the most opportune time. Thefarm- centrar russia preclude the posasoi '
. � I . can put something on'to you." er is tile fly upon which nearly all the. re - any great exportatation from that country. of a vessel's equipment of safe -guards, just '
- . .. . '* qMGM rom Kharkoy to other Gdve' rinments . miinder of Lite world feeds. On one bide Indeed, if the Russian peasants are to be as life. preserves, bells anti whistles �re n)w .
- � _. -of the empire. It always pays to,do a kindness to other he i3 beset by people who wish'to make him prevented from dying of starvation hythe demanded. Tile whole plaii
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. .. .7- I . Vike 41ealth Society of St. Petersburg has -T) .. sell as chea. ly as posal le in order that million, immense imports of food would much simplified, anti the cost has I .
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� I - -mmsilly- appointed a committee to iDvesti- . . .)een reolue. -
. - . � - saniary condition of thos . He--" And, (lariing, what does y ur tile), themser,lea may jp�ofit. On another 'seem to be necessar as well as grain where- . ed.to a minivilum'. On tile -Stlez' ('Anal a '--
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. tbeir- upplies. On JuIT 10 the committee Blanche -11 I saw the biggest mind that "every nickle makes,amuckle." whole ' i
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V ; l-ossiaia as highly. injurious to t*n'e health of I tentatively)-' I Yes ?" Blanche-" Yes ; paper and closely watching that he can pro. less. The most, convervative estimates AN' zLz(-rRrrAL BIRT). -
_'.. � -%wiak ted its report, enouncing the rag the world while I was in Europe." Cora It is only by closely reading some reliable crop, and islikely to be but a half or even twenty hours.
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. Qdt -zuffer vith contagious ( ise&ses, n right but knowledie of our own particular and that oi the spring w0heat at one-third,
. - . . . 6 ` Oh, Lord, Thou hast probably -read. in tie t have recent ns
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. . . .. . . . . morning papers how Thy day was deseemt. business is infinitely more importiant. Still, an average crop of spring wheat being 15O.- 11 - 11
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; . . ink the autumn it will seriously consider Clam-- Did you see Miss Palls I a - those who expect to nee aitLtravel all acco-1. 1 i
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�_ . I . � vdiat meano should be employed to protect sAe in plialked- fa,ct. Prof. Adier, of Paris. an elec- ' .
I �. � . _.. her new Paris bathing drem?" Maude- his proper profit. . He will. therefore. 6 bushels, which in 10,000,W) bushels more &tion&l
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. I .,Wayp " and westward it would seem one - pects , - . - years and 24,(,A),,,X) Zur., Fit, )lay an importan: t H, ,.as gimillate'd !.--
Immary "of the w6r d's gain pros a Oying-machi ,
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. ... I . to find- the big things of this Con- - ,, a and caught his " The winter of '1894-91 w e the form of a bird inriar 'hip. !Tile wings have [
. � I , I eye said Hawk Did it . xceptional very clear r3� that, even were. there not a a I .,
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; - - t�ilt is; led, the biggest cave. This last is � ' cror sudered �real da,milge from the rigors unti'. another crop can be grown. - is in f ron t. Sir. A says he has travelled -1
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. : .�� aiatl* a mat claim, made since the discov- X -the fnan in of t e season. several hundred feet at a distance of sixty !
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�_ _. � ,,_� he party rep )rting the find describe h I his motor waz exhausted. :
I - . . . Is handed to the Russian Foreign Minister cOuntties, the unfavorable conditions 6ve bushels per annum, and the rye exports 60, - : . ;,
7- - . the eav, as one of gre.At beauty, containing I two holy banners, which were captured by been greatly intensified by a avirip L bush Is .. . I .. - �
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. - es in which are numerous semi- t ie French during the Crimean war. summer that have ah6wn periods olabnormal lum. Holland and Scandinavia. No W', a . .
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d . . your next-door neighbor's baby is a tittle 'the crops are now in a state that indicates, cepting the highest yield that even this last seven months they h velia,l a real lePUL L � . .
I r -fall thirty -feet high. It in es. I at the best, but a njeagrit, producL most Optimist . give as, the do. in thtir midst, Lp q .
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. � . I � . - - at the main body of thti cave is ". In G reat Hrita.in the wheat to late.and in ficit will reach the enormous total of 2ft- , ,I that owing to tile t -
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i - , ,tibe Kam loth cavern of Kentuckv. V010"r all marked two sizes smaller than th t I c r. But their horror has been turned itiu) dis- - - "
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i . I 1� Kentuck- must it yield the palru so long are " . Targe wheat growers estimate the crop at rect, that the exporting po Xr, u
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. I i, .- . : � undifyut �? .. �- . - .. � . Ag e - from 8 to- 10 per cent. below the avempV. has been obliterated and. her '100AW.Wo by the riefusa, of the of Health to in-. .: -
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! pr - - 132.000.000 but 450,000,ouo out of the 800,000,000 bush- is not infec ' tic' t y admit that it .
. i maxat pr ut with her petition the following - - -
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: Itmen : , :'�ee,Mary,are not these n . . a mmunicative and con tap ious. Thk I
: twwx 167i ir 1h her age, and the class o Deed and they a -e, miss! Man IrAe latioh augmenting the requirement by2.000.. quired for home consum Lion. 11 � distinction m be erfectly phei . n to scient- i. .. .
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- i . . may be put " l(P2,000, hualkels. it on the aggregate -in three Piattlik d t . .
i - I tAtiate fr in the institution in which she it wonderful how naeral the Lord can make ,, rnense defic - lay min wh`O Will be disposed to regard a . -
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1__ , JAweed v a pertificate from- her parents or a a lie
A, . bare through the winter killing of the plant ;one up to famine fig, or en,test fear now vie . .
1 - ...' ' ,�.gvmrdians that they have no objection to views of some recruits and this is how he did has left the *beat ' LIM8.1 We gr w concerning leprosy, that there is
i acreage of Fratce fully in that WO 1111hall not be "Is to get means of no danger in permitting a person tifflicted .
I , . 4w Achola, ly pursdits ; the declagation of it : I* Fall in ! Church of England men to tile 3.Y)0,000 acres below the averrige. This transit - - . .
; � . _., - I ,=&Vensibl persons that she. hag sufficient right, Roman Catholics on the left, all fancy reprosen ts a I of *2.4100,0()o exactly at the ri4ht time. If the with the disease to mingle freely in society, -
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I . . � t camm"M taws t 0', ve upon during the time, of her rpligione in the resirl" . I railway companies and ship-ownets are only He and his school are.opposed however by , *
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�r � - � .-. -Atadies,,,& d finally, two photo $ 9 t like- inqualtiAlke occasion itseerns certainthat,the su,.*h a weighty authority as Sir Morell - .. ..
... . - . . graphs of Kissing the baby may result in d4orming ly to produce over 70 per cont,of an avers" happy results will be arrived at of abund . -
. _. - Awrpeli; wl her signature, endorsed by two its nose or bringing on near-sightedneu. - yield. Thus we ha ant Mackenzie, who contends that the prejudice
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, . .. Jaw. - Th& en a high school of St Peters- fem an or wholesale Ift, even the most ignorant aiid tillcivit, . I
! - - , � anion until it attains the age 'als below the -average r01319,000,000 bushels combinim. The benefit "I.- .
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- I A&W9 can a odate 400 students, and no of eighteen years. The cartilage of the -nose shown during the I ,c
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. .- =00M than 50 new. pupils can be admitted in much stronger then. such a beneficent such a casp where eminent doctors
i � . imports of France having for t,ark yam bein . �
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plete t -awformation durin th t India isi� practically h be added 15,000,000 for the,eatimated himself by his ex i I only with an the doubt in -favor of - the safer method Of
4iftmm yea owing to the workgbei e do - i he
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� , . lift4sirge in ufactories iustes4 of at the . hole. It is regards the future.
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; Feemes of t watchmaker'p. The result is quarter millions, or 14 per zent..of the ent' Dilt their
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. __ '. , . population. These are �rops have J19t -4he amskjan Genesis would Prove sdrantsigeous.
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. .e� at ter sales. There are mainly confined to buy broad : ami We Way amnt to! his so - . . the rest of society. But prudence and cQnl- 7 �
:!�..' -1 '.! 11W watchmi tothe e*ties- and towns; but O"Of 250 far Wto offbet the loam of part of the rye . .. I ! mon sense do notalways rule tile actions ,
I . : . I .- � ., Sw Aeachi. " LiiDg at Geneva, millions in all India less than eleven mi!lions crop, iesvin th . I Aft"n 8h)t@ Fer &ond. , of those who occupy responsible positions in !-.- "
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. _.. per cent. of phe population unable to read t,Zf 1, For inchester band and a s a commissioner in - - � '.
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. ".at 9^0001 Belki over half the wheat ce Bus returns for all the cities and , - ',!
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__ Priwe v, editor of Gri2z&k , illiterates'in Hungary number 43 cent., man 'empire; it would appear that this is ring the
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. 1,ei�nting up;n the anti -Russian articles in Austria 30 r cent. , 'And in frerland 21 a gun is -as almn &a th gh '. .
.. . fair measure of the condition of the oor. ridges had been exp only a single cart. done, Which will delay �hs final completion ' _:
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\ " .,.. -lomaliar hiStDry, its own spiritual concep- come to the purely Teutonic States we find of wh - able ra id working of the KulL All that the House to have all these figures laid on the 1; - .
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upon or beneath the face of the earth I have to be held in Montreal from September l7th I .. I ___ - . 4 . .
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I � -, strong, hardy Enklishmen from one of the Sufferers from Catarrh blow th ir noses "and Mrs, Marsh&ll showed a collection -of I weigh 160 pounds to -day,' 1
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� ties Lj!4eep friendship Catarrh Remedy is the c,nly i fallible ne. - - - used. The whole c-I'lection was a large and first took Dr. Williams' Pink ]PIrUst, IL - - ,!. I.; ,_�. i
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.. ' Its P rietors back up this claim by o ring ' � 4 I . . remarkable oll'o. T1111 . I : ;.' --- �'. ,
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were seekin . Bill ,VM for every cw they fai I to , Mrs. Marshall showed a letter received 'me, and another thing, I can'walk. an _bF i , , " .i- I
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f.i`g'boots and j - , and as we filled, one - n thamanner reml thig legend: . i -Far-*]=Ile of Ike Cheque for st.oft heard at the -irate and in a moment a suirdy . � . - - - .1
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to give satisfaction. Giturantop. is prinitoed en led to mingle with hill feUow citizens , ���
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. . 1. blood in wbataleade - r basis public opinion orten rests. living death. Mr. Ilarshall*s home. cosy, boxes.- He told of several cases of greftrl� , . . -, ,"_ - .
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my veins. T"t is literally the,only phrase If you sailer f rom sores get th6 �' .x tractor comfortable, with climbing flowers covering ' for a half a dozen men, but they id me no relie(,&nd cure that had conic tinder hie,�; '-. .. 1. - �
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L. �: I can.find to express iny feelings for that and you will lie satisfied.' .Sold everywhere. its front, was reached only to find him out., good. I lost control of my bowels and notice. Mr. Wini. Webster,.NtacNab street,.. i , i � �_ -7 I
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1. I . was carrying it up worship is being huilt. an(n special kitchen I vi,pitor and appeared delighted to have the in the leg. neck arid head . yes, 1 received streets, after V ri of illness of a simishair � 1 _- 1.
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abOVL Die, swaying from side to aide with a The Crop Prw*tL I _'. . what Dr. Williams' Pink 1,"ills had done for employment. One dav in April .1 took a health. Anothere"A71r. Barr vouchedfor- ' - .-. .� - -
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1. over it would fall with tremendous speed to i i5#A),(" bushels of s wheat from " when Mr. Marshall tried Dr. Willmmp' panying each box. Wily. three dats I hav ing been �ivt n up by tile do�tors,k Many . ._
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prod straps and tackt a of all kinds. There getting better and stronger anti now yoll One thiiij worthy of 'note in 6vine-cifors ' . ., �
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. held at Toronto froin the 7th to t he'l Ot 11 of fall -11111, from die litable to 1he saAldle. Very Ai .
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I September are beingsenvin b every mail.., higli authoritienon tile slubjOct of horse &n;I I . . - I - � !.
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. gainst the Great Fair will this fall outrival any of its General Rufus Ingalls, late Quartetmaster- I - I ourished.. - - � . �
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U'6d, "and at this Exhitition'"Tche railway and iiteam- pal . - ..�-�. i.:� 7-. '. � , .
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- � - . - considered responsible cor- stains o4 the brideo are those of blood. -. . . . .
8 cial terms givin to parties making con- ies were twtive* Newhall is of opinion that 1, T a 1
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! V * ino assi stance when at Steiner, but not un- �:"... " -are tinder the
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('�._ kt_ r., AUG. 28, 1&91. . . . I I f re^ Lly are men of his stamp killed in S ecial affinity for Green Apples. , -- - -1, -'
I : _.. � "11 _ .- FR�DAY � . - � were in the spring. . queiu . . P . - . -1 . : . _ k lory who liss,conti
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� .. i The Highland Creek cricket club jour- - . �:. - I . . I : . , . �'_r,.- -. The liquidators
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. � - � -.1 _ . �kvOUT TAXES. -_ �.- ,' neyed to Toionto on Saturday last to play we have heard it all, and frorn a careful , .L.
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.� : . ' -on Monday beat team so they suffered defeat. I accoun for the presence of the body in the ., I - . . . 11 . . � L - .. I .
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.1 b3 -law striking the rate of general I . . - . . �,�,
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:_ . �. asse sme t for 1891 was given the readers would wonder why we did go.. justifyi R Mrial in case further evidence is �- I. . .1 AIR -TIGHT- .SEALERS .1 - I I, . Jake Gaudatir
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L - _�. The letter referred to abounds in contra- brought to light, but the chances are that - I I I - � L . . I . -, .. .! �i,*d� willing
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I . -1 F 1891) the general rate was 2J diction, borrowed phrases and'rambl'nR it . . .1
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. . : I flaunting the vaticity of our early edacil. doctors od reporters, have shown much - ' - .- - . . �..d Bash and door fact
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1. ... .; - : Pro incial Legislature, an act was The cool impertinence of the man to tell I , V . �'�, - - Captain J. Fic
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" bon s of at I st $100 where one icistu in a public journal , 'k I an. retirud f row practice, hav- ! . . . .- - 1�11 I
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. ... 9 , send freeof charge. toall who deeire it. tble . . . . :-:_. i
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wil be lessened by the amount of the more apparent they are the hot a Of . . .. . . sc�ool a number
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� � . . .. - your forecat of she future. -CE tKL. Movottsov --- At No. 413 i4rvto *treot. Tomnio, on . Bans'nas, Lemons, Water Melons, Cabbage, Towatoe's', I . . a coal dump. N
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. I � - . - I nI& ebentures to the amount of $15 was resumed at LiVerpool before Coroner 4 .- � � I . _.�_. - __ �Iw ` i _. I . lAvi Hiram T
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Cowan. or., was called and tined Fulare. halltblood. one top . Bacon, 10 Ibis. for $1. If yoll 'Want � i ' W laid eggs or . - - - .. .
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I . . the June qoods of 1890, we stated that that about uoon on Tuesday. July 24th. rokwo. cutter. Apply. HeIttaxitat panwil,we. � . ne - 11 I
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m, '' . the taxes *ould be very little iticreas- while goinR west the track lie met three 11 ekt,ring, or John Hit ml. %Vhitby.
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I . . I - inind. nd pessibly the taxes of stmogers a Pickering .KKwb ofiler. Pickering. 44-46' 1. . . . .. L. . .: . .- . - .L Mr. Rogers ret
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. . . . are this y(ar in advance of the usual - Detectki4e'3ohn Nbwhall. of Toron .. as I the Pith con- and .Ko. I in the 9th con Of the - . . I 1. - . . k4 A very novel
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I ��_ am )unt. coLliedandexplaivadtatheiarviivw ebad "nabill of 11tritorinu. containing liwacms- I have a large and magnificent stock of Wall Papers very. ,� I was witnessed
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I .1 : the county council has had to. build found thr�e addresses. one of N.L. 8 iner. j(�NIV r- I 7M,M, sw0cm omm 0,-.-+:R(DCW =8. . I He
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. ..- . found that a man ausweritia the d6scrip. J�OR SAM-Thie. ' - Of the' late L . ICEL - . -. - L -". _ . which were att
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. :' , . . dis dvantage in this respect. as we was a German and was intoxicated. He L L � . I S1 *POSTMASTEE.. -, .- "X. I
" . assistauc4 aboit a mouth ago. The �isil,Qr couilkwed of the H.w. 41paner of lot io. in the THEO. 13. WILL
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. , " it in the statutes, namelv the oni -at Charles Clothe. It could not be learned 0 *oil -good buildingsand evezveonvenianee. 4 - ,. ... I . -
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they were track. bet could not learn anythin con- I � : , I _. -_ ---.- . 1i i . . '. . .rrr I � � . �� in five huntire,
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Stouftville is having On electric lig % .L. fac of the most tion to the share they pay of the general - ' ' . . .- i- .;. . : ; - . � : ... I :. "'L. '�_. .,.-,.L " . ;� � , .. - 11 i. �
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. looked as though the crops were going to be should pay for them.-Youmal. . I . 1. .. ... 1.� .1, .1
Natural gas has been struck in Dun - adismalfailure, we heardnothing about ' L �ft � . "1
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- probably sufficient to .14 t and heat the where expressed at the poor Pro`Pe-�t- Port Perry,. held oneday last week, is was i .. W. I- - - _7 - . �'. N..
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Connection his Veen completed between .pelled that fear, and t we are grumbling. . i - . - . . . - " �-
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Speight's PUMP and the' -tillage. ma . . low figures asked, it is likelV the offer will I The undersigned is prepared to purchase I.... . I . ,:.. .� ,
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shortly. I - . ied estimated yield the *4 rid ovet as comp- &red aouncil do, something at once to check BARLEY, WHEAT, -OATS and all Sorts- of PEii" '"" -11'', .1
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Montreal woman, Used6oal Oil to light t **ith the probable I . . .. I : .,-
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. be ,Game territory ? Apl ly this dose once, in- town ? We understand the town could I I . I I __ . .L. .,: .. `
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- and died in great agony a few, hours r",--i"n, 21 Z:j�T(=X-3MX.&.1q'8 33.&.-Y a . Z, L�_ Xi
fire telliRently, and it yOl L Can't jump Up and make the purchase for a mere trifle. Thik :01.j Z'V".A. -1- -.- - L . : . .. ...
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atterwarda. - .1 . crack your heels toget ier three times before would not only re -organize a good band " .. ..... . '. - '1' - -V
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. ten mares whi-�h are now,raising their ten t&inly prir,es will be good, unless it be for nation for all time to come.. Now is the street cars, no screeching locomotives. Prices will be paid ,that will co i .. a -1.`
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I colts, all heavy drafts, and, with one ex- oats and as the yield in extraordivary layge . e for prompt action before it is too favorably with other warkets. Farmers patronizing this market may be sure . - L.. _;.... - " -
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ception all will register. : . � the income per ac late. - . . of fair treatment, both in prices and weight. A fe - I .1. . " L Lj, ', ,
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111enced to rebuild his dam. About 20 . - . . . -
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lory who has control of the work. remember reading th above text from the No. I 'ExPREss - . . . . .. ./ I - .,. . THOS. MOODY, Agent. :: ,- :. :1_11 � . I
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haye issued a wri against the St. Cathar, family record. The 1words had much in 6:30 P. M. Li )O . . . . - .- __ I .1 _.�i ..
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$22,500 due John Shields and David Blain have had therii fr&juently brought to my TRAINS GOING WEST DUK AS VOLLOWS:-' ______ __ I .- I- t - 7.,� - - ' ,4,
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- as contractors for the building .of that. mind. One part of Canadian 11 . ARTHUR EVERETT HIM TO KEW FRIKISIS . �,�_..�. L...
I tioularly'Lo my liking and that is the im- 11 4 MIXXD . '-. . -. 4:16P.M.- . I . . -�r�.- _10.
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willing to Make a match with Hanlan hall as the expenple and trouble -in obtaining, . . � osite Dioney'Bros'. store in , BROCK ST., SOUTH OF ONTARIO BANK _.. - �,. �. " '___ I., 1:
I $1000 or $5000 a Side. Mir. St. John PICKERING MARKET. . '. . .- .. f-
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.7 I Captain J. Field of No. 6 G6mpgny,3lst a right to break them. Be th �'s it may, . . . . . . . . .. . other Cemetery Work. . I - . �.�. . T.,.:. � e_�
. - . - died at his resi- I am still a firm believer in Ca adian I&WGL Wheat, red win . . . . M. , I � .;,. _".il�_`�
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I- through this village a; few day Since. Poe- Oats, bush .... . _- __,.i!- ell to call . _:�. 1-11
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..- . cUlar saw in Graydon's factory. Streetr carpet Dressed 11099 ........... t. 7 00 to 7 40 (I i ., . ...
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. I om W1 lea came . . 1 $*0009000000. __ : .... .
-.-, runnine ai fuli speed, the sawyer, Dick towards the direction from w i Beef, hindquarters ...... 7 50 to 0 00 . . I Established �, . i. �i �x� ". ,.`_ .
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: - � eacape.with a few slight scratches. vented. There, in 6 50 to 9 00 . � . . . - . . .. _ _ �:-i� �
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': The Port Perry Board of Education bright sun, and within the bounda, . 1867. - At 51 oer cent. Interest 13-apble- '_:'�: -:�,!,',
hill, �ivilized, not to say christian land, Stood a Butter, lb ......... 0 ....... 00 IN to 20 00 � I � ,..- - - ,
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I- . Mr. McConiche's removal. Mr. Under- . .- - Apply at once to . ..- I ,: . �... - , _2..�P�
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,oal. When nature. I drove on . Lif� Force & Suction PumP i . ..'�:,:.�.
- , the loading and unl3adinst of 0 it %Oman.,, YonwautmetonLMO Intimmt allowed &L highest current rates. No . . . . � _. , - .14-.
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,;S.- ted the charge and was sent up to it . ... . . ... __ , I �* I'' * roughcast houma, tokedwr or solmistely, the PHOTOG K P Ha E I ft * '. � . �!'..'.,,_
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; � sentence'. His parting words to Judge pulation of Our Tillap is house that Mr PordYth now Occut) old - - . .. , - z�. -,..-.-_11 .
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Benson were.: I 1,086. barn,. to roll, Would exchauge for private proiul)tiv atteudi . I � ..; . .. 1 ." � _
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hollge M.onday night iwd b , left -1 - . - I i .
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, .... Mr. Rogers returned,he found his faith- to it not nearly tirtle that die fire alartil I � i � . , - '�' , �
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. q.. . 11o; a thousand miles from Sund-r1and. to put them up.. The longs,, this is de- N&Mely-Apples. live varities, Pears, health and xtron� - - . I .. - - 1. I _T, � a ;
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should one day of its salary. Tlie Markham Board of Trusteeii . where . " . . I -I_- L:�
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; I _. . ..� .. . The 'First- Lhlk-501011ied bY - Mr- Milling'tons of Shepherd"s Bush. ierhaps was the remou why, ame free(io re He Y .
� . ... :. � ;.� � . . - twenty-two diye since client number one trol, and this I 14 �
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�._ when she grow to womanhood, she did not exists between good and pure friends. .
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� . - ; mission I had undertaken for Mr. Haldane. le . I warty of lonely lwide ?
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. . Ducroz after she and Julius Clifford had' me. I Strive tocorrect your oivn faults and I e lowly ones, if yeare Ifis,,
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�, . - � ;., I. - . 1. .. Be riated i Paris ; and it was only thell. 'A fine minlyfellow," said Mr. Barlow, objectionable in it, and I consented to accept excitablenature. if4hing aerie %is, however, to make the other happy, and be e Udy ..'', y ve no need of - laev.i.
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. _. I First, the names of the , two principal . without two persons, Mr. Julius Clifford and Miss . . , Lift 11-P tile everlai4t ing gweF
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L - . . . 1. hildren, and I havp always been sorry for Adeline Ducroy- Alai), the name of the manner in which this acquaintanceship was Never refer to �
4 .1 . . act no in a drama which certainly,cot aade, . - - zriter, 0 Lord,zind let I'lly f:
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I - . _. - - laving- none at all while after this was die ered 1 Remember that ill-tely .
i . Bta A of affairs when Miss Ducroz q,nd Mr. ' . That, perhaps, is the and Miss Ducro7-I will keep those names little f rs. per nearly.ah Words is becau8e they 4
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. __ . __ . _L othin m re. ..� I _. � �, ;�-.!. . . ..L . ,. are too full and ,some whose quivtra are in Paris. ilso, the circumstance of Mr. resented. There are other features in the as you treat your friend . its perfume, as every flower
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. `1 - I , . .1 . . r. Haldane's method of imparting the empty would. Ile eager to join tile ranks, and -Clifford leaving the lady in Paris, and,re. intimacy which alarmed the Kenned a om I . furne.
.L . � .1 Mr. Barlow and Ilia wife ivould be wriong � i rn. gentleman was considerably older then Never allow intimacy
.. � sto, to me did not increase any respect I . urning, presumably, to England, conce to become farni [jar. PoliticAl history*teaches'etbi
I .:, . , the first recruits. - ' ing which place of return my instructions Adeline, he was a stranger in the fleighbor- ity. I I . '�lie re4llltg C)f inplsticf�
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. _. coinfidence. Itwasashuffli evasive, va. ' There was a jug of beer on the'table, and are not precise. So far, the bare bones of hood, and Adeline refused to disclose, his . ity, an(I let... , p I
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. . .. :. : , . . . 1, Cill ating kind of in �.%. the ease presentc-d to you and presentad to name- When she wag asked the reason for standings die for lack Of words. � ihorities'. . -
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I I .1.. . � - I- - strong-minded men never employ, and it did set goingwe be an to talk about the bu8i- me., In other importSint respects nnon this concealment, she answered that it was Cdnpider marriage as the partnershi 3 of Material history teac.-hes
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I I I . . stion how much of the stor was true, commenced by telling him of Geor � re, there are serious and important, dis. ed, at least for a time. . It . was Share thejoys and a
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. �, I � stob to this mental debate, knowing that to from 'one - and how it was because I I
. . I " A Mr. Hald jutige. No instructions were given tome to his instructions, and that he had obtained Carry 8eparat Satisfies tie that we need it,,#
. - - 1. . . . it efinite conclusions upon I " cotitit with each ot ter. � be
- . . . L I imit myself to d ' . wanted. to see George's sweetheart that I I certain mastery over her. ,.%fr. Kenned I reft,of silver ctips, thought]
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.. . .. - - I related trace Mr. Clifford ; by which I infer that ,night have sought him out for .lAe purpose 1 , bVe. I .
. . . . . evidence so entirely circumstantial would . went down to Chudleigh Park. y � Don't try to love -be worthy of I terlygone. The Mlole reconis
. .., . - .:. he likely to mislead me. Long before I I everything that occurred there, and Mr. ply client knows where the liLdy is to be of forcing an exp)%nation front him, bt!t it - I- .. inglessor unnecessiLry terin.i.
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� . L rea,-hed London I had come to the end of my Barlow sat and puffed and ound, as your client, I presume, known unfortunately happened at this period that I . plealls Wol I
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. . - . del: berations. and was dissatisfied -with the lips with beer, and never interrupt where.the'gentleman, in to be found. You Ilia attention was claimed by tile state of A -Tile religiotis aipiratimi of va,.
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. � . : -I- - res It. C,eorge saw this dinatisfactioll ex- once. That was Ili gree with me upon this last point." his worldly affaim Speculation into which . Jesus Christ ea. -its %for.I
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. . . _. � � . . c re Eed in my face upon my arrival home, right through, an,l then to take it to pieces " Certain -y- " - .,- ; he hall entered had turned out (I isastrously, I It is reported from lk'a',hillgton lhat truth. I 1`::'
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I - . . . . � . - _. . . ... - Eut Was igniorant of its 'cause. I asked hill, I wag, altogether different front hint ; my im- " Now, mark. Client number one does and after a'atisfying tile (leman Is made up- apother attempt is about to 1,,! Iliade to Ini. tho�gllbsl !'I'll! 11losl powerfi
. . . . I . 1. abo it Honoria, but lie had nothing to add patience always got thfa better of me, and 'lot mfOrm me what lie intends to do when oil him lie founa himself almos beggared. I I ice tile. liritish aqthoritlel' to relax the the nob t'! is :1,A h-_.0v_-st w"r
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� . lett, �r. She had disappeared, that was all with questions and ford. All he says is, I Discover him, and t�ll Oxford, and, pending arrangernmis lie wag American cattle to kill thei, ancient fdayi. .
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! . . , be knew ; the sitting room she had occupied agaill, Tn' features betr d meony feelings me where he is to be found ;' and no further endeavouring to make for a new home gsud d4cks�within thedaysof la"(1i"g. . Otir Thus tilt-- walk of Jesus C
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i 1- i- - 1. , in perfect order, anti it really became a allowing themselves. r. Barlow's face in8tructions are given to me sIt present. " a fresh start lit life, lie came to 4ondon with neighbors' contend that tit' - tbis, rea it of I or knrthl.)
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I . fA 1, _., - idol' Aful point whether she waA in the house was a mask, and. yon Pould never guess (, Havv you 8ucemied in discovering .Mr. his wife and adopted daughte . ard took regulation secing that their t horwigh 4ys etil Is at.ea h step J I M
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: -L � .. .. .. I in t ie morning w '*n I took lily departure I what was'going on inside of him.. I was a � � givi i B - ton. This migi t have prov- � Of what to (14) t:n(if-rall.dif. kii
.. . L I _! h lifford ?" I asked. led i in rix of inalse.eting meat It;,$ IdernOns' rateol lie . -
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,�, .. � _; - . to Have you made any inquiries iii the Passive with me, and when I had finialieti I have not succeeded in discovering him. ed a break in her intimacy With [ter gentl e health They claim moreover that the I Jesus liri8t, or -!'let the sai
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� - . : No," replied George, -I thought it "It's -habit, Millington," lie said. 16 and come to cliers L number -two. This (lay Witill" 9L few (lays of their at ri -&I in Lon the home f - . Here is tile lesmonof %%,hat t
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. -, . 0 week he'sent in Ilia card, and w�am shown * don he made his appearatwe have I en ,
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I _. _: . _. . , , best to Ao nothing till you came home, ing kore, -don't worry sbout it. I dr p the . in,and lie gumentbeinguse Pimply asa blin,l. -sly$ 1 I Til
. � - into, my room. I Mr. Barlow,' lie and Adelinq continued to as Again did Secretai y Rusk . to If our animals were al- ,
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. . .I, I found it! the room in which she ( o, said. , Titer -1 Mr& Kennedy rem3natraste,ee out _t. 'L .1 ,link
- . pap, I Iler ,a to you and you�s, with my beat fa .V . Barlow.' I answered. to as little pur- owed to go into' the country and redt and I . are tit:ed ;in
I � . . ide gave me a Vialle8 for George and his sweetheart. I wish. in courki rig yo . it hon. utsix weeks they wotm I of
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I I - '' . 1. I spes ks of comnuttill 81111c ed to see you personally because I pre, Pose an before. "If he i Ise fed till for aix e .ve been told Post'
I . . '. .- . terr Tin, It shall expect to be invited to the wedding." - .. 'J'he :
': I . : ble tu ' and I Nidn know what to for to do with principles," said he. ,lw&ll,t ently." said Mrs. Ke'nnedv, - 11 t. him'come kill fisr better ths n any 1"liglish cattif spiritu Ily-Tililifled of e.-rY A�
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- : . .1 make of it. 1&bould have rone straight to go you to ascertain for me all that it in possible I here to our home slid yoni�. " ft. was of ,to English cattlemei t know tit is, alliI hVIII,41 I e will qtri ve t.-) be pwwi i
. - I . ! " I lo, X u fAl -a ,hat. to ascertain of a latly ami a gen Elems reqen m harassing enactm. ! . To ch of ti.-4there vvill 4-om
. .. 1. the )olice if hadn't been afraid of makin ' t " And now - I
� , . . . k ' , 6n from I avail. Adeline's lover did not p t hil - 'tit.' Should the hopt; 4)f . w -n the tree oi lifs- will hi
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� , go worse, and if I hadn't rememberel You've toh what has surprii-ed me
I . . i . in alizedthere'!I111 herlo(II el. I ritin at our feet a Klo)ri(
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I wha � you told me of the girl. ' Best leave thou h I didil't allow it; before we've do ennedy's ar,aigementg tion bu t the Canad An trade will 6�atrecto hy Ofr,o ething grander t han ci
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- . ., . you surprise is a dilicult V ' It depends.' I said, a upon' were completed for a fresh rt. Wh(o. the change. resent Canwla, is tilt. o Ily
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. i _. _.� her ight thing." I queer story, all round, and likely to be queer. circumstances. - 1867 is * way back. Adeline was told that the new home was to country that enjoyathe privilegeof tak,ng. � . - . Jeou Christ took tip all o
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. . .. 11. . in not so sure myself. "I said, "but or as it goes.on. You mun, give me a at ting point,., a I lie entablialle4i in America, in one of the her animals to whatever point . - ill tile 11,ilist
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- . .- __. m lad you kept quiet . 1 filling ny on tile a" will tell Western .'4t&tea I I
. . I don't think N _!oil ; we're o I urface tich am I know myself," saliq . she was dumi foundered. era choose, and slaughteringthenj wheti,ver - them e spoke those wor,ls ,
I - . her 'a much fear of 111onoria doing any harm Yet. Honoria, now aa he (I perhaps yoq will say it is " I- cannot go " she criqd. "' I will not t hey ple"e. " I =ku ader like circpnistan
�_ ...... - . 9 shcu'dn't wonder - - an ,ou " in very I I Were the A wricans to be
I � - Ic rself. The fit has passed off, &�ld site if there's a future before lie* lit,,.. tiroulble t RoW. . I
. I . r. You'd be But the gre�Aer the he gralited the X"Ame- rivilege they I the wearineP4 awl ti
. - . I - I a; little money in her pockct �o help her. glad to keep track of her." . greater the charge. I I I wollill f"rin . ood motive when it 84
. �, . . ' 8 ' That in; :'I must make a hreak hem. I saicl Mr. livicily competitors in what is known of our t
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. . . . up Mill ret aire a must mak a a break, " le teade, which has rapi(liv le.
: . 1. - - - I , .-.,* ., �. stio Barlow ; " eandidly, I � prospe ity. at thus M
. . .- - . I 4 I 4 to come for more. do' ll't WiLlit to ::A fine girl, you say." I - -'-; , ' .. ..., ourn its h"d for prolimi I I ve'181100;tl I catt I -
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: - . .. . . ct: (Fi,cht of her if I call help it, but I've A very handso I #1' . .1 , - prov - 111 t when you have I
! . - .. an me lir. , . .1 can have anything in reason.- lie said. don't expect Oil Wbelieve, Millin�ton, that ,�le ir net�rnonia does not ist in 0 eir *hat tD Bay
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: . __ . . I . lot 4 11.atit depends more upon her than . " Without balance.- . c .. I . I . and I 'rYthing � P1 t eat for & long time front an,
. I - fftn�ie,l he looked down on Ovt � PUL into the mou tl a of tile r�r lll�diifict It to see hoitv'xEnglartd- ...
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1i I . � . .. . . i hether I set e es on. her. .. She h4a gi %-err proof of that." i .. nte rather. -This fancy etting wto illy chat-ACUrIlWhople, I ' d y their e,, least, how she �-an ? I Do you remember Ic
I - y - . t too r par to in t a in d ruroa, e , to at over
. - . - ..- . i ia� - However, I'm going out to ask a to A, head I was half inchnotl to. ecline the Coln. of real I&II losAvact I ut'l I told ul to speak when physi�
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. I . �, .. . - - - -.;. I'- o ; site call hardly have gone &nce. People that h%ven't got it get i mission there and then. but I thought it but without some such -tairt 61 remarks erriix�t h lesertion of friewls h -i
I � - . : I .. . into ('011jec d not . T at tile Washiripp the ( � .
� - would look Unprofessional, and that- I would 11,1141 some such conjectural dialogue the tin ior, , - t
; .. 1i - . - I from -he neighbourhood without soTebody scrapes ; people that have sot it, don't. all I ities 11 11111111 it an eavy "latter o heart" '
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. : . in a quiet way. You never heard me pro- -,-' I aske-1. I d0iriv, what in (lone in a 'trial I'Uilt up Oil &I if hatiste-1
-.. Th t was. true enough, but I did not suc- "The names of the parties I
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, I -..", '.. I orning across anyone who remem. Pliecy, did you?- . . Imagine my surfrize wen c1rellinst'lintial evidence. I aus I d twelve m6uthe or so. � hea toned wit,h the stru.g
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� . . �-eerd rich a young de- Never. " . .. � .. .e . .Mr. Clifford- am not ourco about the the lawyers do in these cases, Ii - a y ar since several cafts,of pk-uro-prni- lie sat� thus
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� . �1: - . 11) mo 'k J , I cannot go; I will not go;' but the worda, lar e num hapa there in
I . . � ro ! 'r,,,,, ,lost and mo -it %-ahiA,!e nothing th-tt w
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- . - . � - . . . . i d home and spent a quiet, evening, think- nothing uncommon in the part Honoria 1. Is , uired. He Consulted a paper, and said in their effect, tire as near as you clu get -ill MIS. If then pletiro-lim.,,iii,oni . a 6es I ' on your face cr give. your %
I I . ionic timethiring that year thel had 4no reporterobeing presisent lo ke"Ithern not exist in that eount.ry it is vf.r%- re- away �oyour acquallitallve,
. . . . - g* of what was before me and tlic� longer plays in the o tory you *ve told ins. " I!,l,i -
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. . - thou�:ht the more convinced did I become to Unfortunately, no." i - - . roormi in 'Norfolk street, Striond ; an some ild ot go to cently that.it die(l out. quite too latel% 'ni4,
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I . �. ,.I --..-- .- t at it would be folly for me even to.coni- "'She comes iiib time during that year thrT. went to America America with Sir. and Mrs. Kennedy, anti one would to. warra-n t t he aut I i, ri - of thipkin 'is reached by yo
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: . . . . . . P y t Lot orkelliding that all .iali:er - *mesa t Mel when tile Youl
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. � a - 'low whether tit 9 al.out,the exte a y. Nor do I pret,entl t.o st.ate exactly froi i that quarter i,jd died away. L . .
: I .. __ _. � i8ne-cessarywhiclil had notatirtycomma,117 I 110tilting uncommon abouther. but Wlne-. (*An leave the matter WAIT me," r,�Tid, ..aad what 111448t 41 between her anti Illf. Clifford. . - �.
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T I . �.. .1.1 I '� % �here was such machinery to be met witil s 1 thing rem& kably unoommon about tll- I-Will-Rell what call he done." ThaLwaa&II VOU will hear somethin . � - . . . . �' Y carries on Ilia fac,e the 8111
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I I I i .- - , to a -Geist we-partneroonce, friends always -should before lie went away, and that I sai4i tlutt telling, from instructions anti information . . al Colif . , �,�` t roache,cd� is Sarnkria. 11
I - I - _ Tr e, to take, indeed, ' he ship. I be engaged ih thin affair." . . . A Pan -G1111 regation ).,; 1, tile 11.1�'- 1* 1 r jus,
� % _. , . command of t if ally of tile Molloy W" a I have received, we ,,just Ise ben wl ....
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11 .I� ..- t . I pent, I would give guid (I by our � f cattle from e% -cry (Ill-krqe% . �.. woman can
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I I ian .Mr. Barlow himself? The 'moment 11 " I don't 9�e what, you are Is I him an account of it, and that if nothing was coll"llou a4.iise. It is a fact tha at first weariness ofithe whole waY
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_.. . ..,.. . 0 n the office we Aid some ? he day nedy's rnal feeling, to -ascertain rzioreelearl�_, ,
I �1. . � that the I o . ever to face of tile Young r
1 . � e''ening at half-pa8t seven for the double business for Mr. HaIld'an 4e. 4' . " How is it, possible for aie to gue" !,, I announe" that they weA oing to America the pinio4s of .
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. I - '. . -.1 . important business," I wrote, " and there in your hands. I was not "uainted " Considering You know the gentleman.- embarke oil I oard the ,__ 4�1 Once a woman eaugliL tit
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I . - __ wl 11 be a bit of suplier at half -past liml. " the t' lars. " epiled Mr, Barlow, It it i
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i ; . . � _.. tk rig of what had occured at Chudleigh Park them to me. - Kept them cloo , - CHAPTE I . )ur Ile.
I . . I .. . e and ;vhen I . . R XIIL � - ' .--: of his pursuit of her,l will not now tate, but Of tigregationalism that each ewirch is in . - � Vith the journey of yt
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... . . - . listin, " to whom Honoria had a ' o -despair- money under thmats of exposure about exprers my astonishment, and I arri Cou il did not undertake, nor could it. -
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I - . . . , I te uld probably have an opportunity of was as mysterious - to me in his Roodwood's commission, u t XI r. rtuou -wpa , 9f cou , Adt Iii Each member "a present to give a voltin- - When you h*'
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. . ... I - I misch ef, dep9nd upon it. Is - . she hoped they would to ive I ior, and tile athering was not a c:)ilincil ill illul -. 'When .
� -al .- 4 . dre unt about It ar when he went to bed. never pry. Millington, when I find it's not #6 To whom?" I , � - that she would with- them to 110 new eccl iastical aerie(- ; that is, a-eonferenCe Of .' e.I ,!;ga,,e tp It rest in
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1. . .. � .,- . . I., �- viv �d bit of colour in the picture which the not mine a e w" clil represe I - " � "'
L I I..:, �'.. . � ... - What I Am naked to do, and with A mean' inig 91 patched up, Md prep:LM"blia V & W I mo�her wtittho err hungr
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:-�.._'.... . ' u an say that he always keeps to the main the drilt sign of daybreak, were r, ilocial obligation,
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Who lets God into every thought. The fact that -Jesus spoke to tile woman up )n lovely velleve and wooden ravines, .. .1. . _:, t ,�,�
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Atke glorious this Thy dwelling place I , . . co t I in days long past, the island is ground, reached by rough stairways of earth, long a vells of the Pacific, unbroken to the ; , �
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pv - rity. 11 He sat thus on the well." Wh?ever rests securest in. this' statement ad earth have washed down from the moan- 1 S mkint of those days brin to mi d the __ ,if _. . . .. �1. �
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en exhausted, discouraged, piy- the civil tax with. Faith in the alembic I cots, pears, quid�. and other truitscommon ,sailors slid others, to scale the pea�,, but as . Meunier shows in a learned article in 1 . -
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on yourlbest clothes and sit down to Wi hat severaJ thousand people might subsiat driving a ikes 'into the cliff, and day by day C tian garrisoni dogs of -war were kept in i - 1. - , ,."..
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4 - .111 tb t Harry Remmer, of the b se live, liam had t . RO- Norval, paid us a -flying visit on Sunday, I : .
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