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-1. ' The Finest Stock, * t is tolectrio this fall. 11 There's goin(thir N rd . . hford, said Dr.. Dow -
I , 'Mr. Laic never loved, only feakred. So it came to PUB . .
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_. ".�.�� - . Damot go ' ' , until tIdA out 1=18161.1 to oonsult the only counsellor that P * a course of action I
,-,. OF - . %�' ' �hjDou,t sleep in the state Undergarments aisliqd wools will ba'al *d!U. I will ask ovillryone uld4 latousjunatut*- son. NI ranst weacribe as soon as- the breath was out Of him his 1. .
i�i . i . Though I Welk that my 1114,1311114, dared confide in it the WOM4 f r . : . ,
.� - ' MeS t are worn through the day. .. Poor manill 10 to My mother was a clear-headed, . . - Miss J"ref'On will a(rvantB ,and great officer a thought only 0 . - a , . ,'' .
,I: ' Pmel A& Cabiuet Fril I 4*11 Ali*" aRa sizes will he brave outaide of medicine tbennelirss and timir own interests. -1 . �... .
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I I PAP't sleep in a room that is not We'll . I � - wouten, "ith much resource in difliou hatbeenremoved. k9U ulust go hence and body was left almost asked on the floor, : --. .. -:. I. :
�,_ . . On na-1 atid to txi sold for the lowest selling wbra. ask- I Imption of the right .
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L I 1, tl iq %voil appreciated by all custottiers, and at d All Aladi of h&U and bonnets will be Whom I der Id itters' bin to u A an emtrgeD hl Make it . �
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� . . - , Don't, I is on the lef k side too , .b. "!.�;,J. , , - Wool and velvettombinsUol as all the ..11 son answer 0 . Illis, said isnoonot Icatlit. She was Dot so confounded by my re*814- I stiertad .and gr4 any who oared a straw for the dead Alan. .., . m. .�_ :
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, . Augustus Barre . . I rage. . . .. As she open er pretty Ill white tions I time In tion of myself. I masonry was too small, to that when the ! a , ,
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I � . ,I'- 17-y / Next door to tbo Post-OfficO. our. L I ( I Sleeves as But watch. I WIR 409 there WW notbisw be sit sbo offered by her altioism and hat to, "I do not like A. You ronow that I simply intolerable, and the people who were I-- - ' '. �. '
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_1� - ______t_ - - ___ Dan't got Out Of bed immediately on 9 . Wbon the m , Ing wind bil It &way 00111 -to do all have no direct proof* agrianat Mr. Lumport. present were glad to got away in terror , p�. .
�' . * Combinations of Wool.' velvet, and satin "'- make . me to Most the tinergency hial bas come.into my hands in a and disgust. Such. wan the end of one of _' _ . .
. ml � '� it giorget to rub your*611- Well It . . . . . the dawn, I in t`O4, . that Was poem- 6 ZJL*0Jq=,t way. Would it not be well* to the greatest conquero One � : " : .; �
t, Highed -:-Market ' - Pride � �) konlit a bNei will be much Worn, To make f r the light whilon kMme with sphoi ble to save Miss GsNt011' Th rs of the earth. ,
. I sivatiIi& &*d lThiii We sun 11141no th~ . , . . life ble - " _.' . .
. I=, t.o.ohtoln proof@ of Mr. La,mport'a --do all who made every Otto near. him train - I
. I aim or hands before dreuin* Th now Louisa yetveteen§ . I . " a it it *rinunal he wem My mother have is carefully analYisOd AGel-and
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. I I . I . rettes -art agaln In v6glie, but they 4 . a as not been alone in this respect ,
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N. . .. -1. � - ��': . : . . -CONTINVID. ., itation to bring was great and the enthasigAin of the - � lo . 1.
I I rT � . , .", L... save it. W�istooats.oir plaelronil. plain or P16aw, same deep languor. Towards afttraloon ohs of 3dr. Leighford, )our lies , . , I'L
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� . AT 6 ELUDALE' MILLS � 7t E braideryoutoutaudap liedynWoolilill asked it, a subdued manner what 1 Was to It -bad a speedy and anow-raging e do IMW bashed. -"You issued in the death of the Hon. Mr. - -1 . � I
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I and 'a "*rate tffi6o. found . only 9 Government 'at the time. , . -:�
i , I� I ' J - Rv . ESTABLISI '. : 1,.,�.� it viots come in stripap. olieckli, te;r�vq the prii dgt4 it contained. I was tons, -and know nothing of -the exceedio tile Britio,,, . � - .
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I . I '�Plekeri'ug, I ti 3. 6-ly . . ... large I blobks, in all the combinations of Mr. Ganton died. Mr. Lampork watched the ciro' Instances of th one robpect it may
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I . i 7 ; .. - .. "... '�,... li, I ALBION, HOTtIA colors- ' we @I Tis hand., fied that I was avoided, but like almost-. eve -_ ,,"
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I - - � Pointed velvet yokes'l are use I on milk a W here was iiii pistol?, , I a I I a Pon the. right track. take the matter in hand at orce, and that been '
. . j, . . which have Vsutlykfa pointed trim,- --- That will I . Mr. 81 oil will probably lead to your arrest, Mr. Leigh- reace -
r . . . '. . This Hotel has been r6modellod and refurnish- dresses . it itb a igh of to- O,cWk, I was able to report a decided change ford.-' of ter the thing is done. It has associated - ..- � L . 1
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. . . - lief. - You? . aw ? eaveas Ill I cried in an agony ig�non's name with the deplore *
. i . . lier day It use it, Canalls. . L,, Velvet and volveteiris, will be worn to ex V ..Very good. Now, air of joy at the news; but it NOW give dread, 11 what have I done?" occurrence and thus wide him better known . 1- I
P .. I I - . Per . Me, �nd sith all sort& of stuff@, even milk I am sure of that.'- . by name, than he ever .. - � .. I L . �
. � Remember expresmonolawillety. wedillad "That would be determined by o judg.0 to ma ast 1,
I 1 29, 31,33 & 35 i . be cireful, MY good follow. 'm an . . - could have been had he died in his bed. He . . I
t44 " - -_ � -T-1 . PuzPL toga or, and I dadied my host with an mad jary," returned the do3or with ept
I I . . I&OD, FrAnklint and Elisabeth" "Als your wife and f"hily I you might got Juto ad itif must grammatic promptness. was standing talliting to the Duke of Welling- , - .. I I I
. - S1100 - 'r lit" I tevived in the _w a dreadful dilemm& I aG&tu* you- many a intensity which, had be obsery theoppo- , -. L ' ' � ,
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tur have tendered bim far from comfortable. I was confounded
. I , all man has been hauged upon low evidence ni-n becJM3 fl-tater- � :
. t� � . I! . � 113 I C K ][,,' It I N G . - -1.,. - J. IROLDERNESS, PROPItIETOR. � toilet, . . than thete is . I., - .. poob ion; and yet I was annoyod. I had site direction. The poor . - . .
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�, 4 I � For the neck and sleeve trimmings Of the 44the SPPJ&Lr1D81g incidents of the Past - . R IV. , . � ..L ' perhaps been over-oonfideut, but I had not sit lost his press ,."
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9 I LIVERY STABLES TbRONT01. - ONTA1110- now'dreases gilt braid, jilt 9&PZN and gilt hour, my weak health. for I not a RIVO419 - I! 1 'CHAPTIM s9W like a fool. I I therefore could not help ov�r. Every thing possible was done for -. - -. . . � ..
.. . . . lace are utied. ig accused of the . Miss retorting: -I think I could prove that I him, but all Unavailing. He died the Same . . -I' , I � , .
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- ..1 I RT7 All of the new gathercel flougoes have the murder, so &ffooted me, that I became , Gsntm,g critical bituation b" to subside, have neither been an idiot nor a homicide in evening. Wh t h i
r -,ss -R§. iw,cKER & O'LEA11 A.- CUTHIRE us 'tervening years? Had . I �
. t, dogtooth, or Vsadyke utterly unnerved. other expedients for meeting tha difficuldea be- Min G ton's cm&" . the world ,in the ip I
'NI have always oil hand first-class Hors d%tes out in lea home that night mo d. Why ,, pooh 1,, snapped the old doctor. "Frove Any one prophesied such things he would . : I I
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CfLrriages.&-c�, slid let the',, till tile pwaic at rea - aker and Jeweller, points or blacks. tti herandroyself _.. : �
I thre 4 Watchm ad, Mr. Lampoirt bsil'to Be MR down as an intolerable liar � . � !
I we have jllst purchased iisve.' crinkled than ielirr.' We thoulft continue at single combat with Mr. that you have nous enough to get.out of the have been put - - . -
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. n0pn,'.L�b,f`rl`)8.' I 'orqos wt.11 loatt-bto, an(i are noi CRIERING. Gilt toots and white orellu 0 from.the police stadon, after Lemport T if the phial contained the deadly affLir without compromising ourself far- and ev'ery thing elm in'correspondence. -,t ;
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reparoatol mlly�rdri) L. crops and silver braid Me combined in the accompany in d finding Mr. Gar- U ____.-111"_� 'I . I �
It ratt-s. A 'Butirtins ta f uoia and silter Watebi!,11 613 now neck wear I had gi drug I suspected, my r9lAtiOubl"I" to the . . 11 i
any point lit reasonable - Ail Asiortment 0 - . I mon. The instinct of gall -preservation en- youal lady was noi the same- I w6s not tion, long ag % Go to the head constable at - ' ( f -i
- alnd,,�rouTiall i!aitis, and parties called for punc lialld, Ulado by Thos. Itlifigell & soils. or bleckv at the inments to the Am Zff"tudil Pantsbinesit. r- _ L L . I -
.. . n, plied wheii rt - stock of 3cw011ory and Fancy Skirts out in Vandykes &bled me to confine MY lits only selling with disease. but with vill&WY Once." I 1 ,-
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q ii iced at moderate rates, oil short notice Goods. rop�rod to CIO n bottom, . facts of JiLaring the report of a pistol and the of the most st"'one kind, Was iL not I looked at Ilia hard red fwa before me If practical jokers oituld suffer a little of " .;
- . _ . , a in fall costumes. � . . might. � , .. _:,� - ! .
. . . After 23 y.ar's experience lie is Nie" it, First -clang a feature find' of Mr. t1aratan likeding on the door TuLtiml .0 eek1b, that I should almost beseechingly The idea of being mix' the pain they are so foud of giving, it � .1 . _
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BUTCHERING41 , siyie, oil short uotice, and at reas - Lo�g cloge-fittl cloxits trimmed with wi:%: piew in his hand. 'k ZZ� the opinion of on abler oil in a police -court tria was almost revoll sure them of their bad habiL
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- i - I 2stli, 115*11 8-ly live inch bandi ofnfar, wo'being made by I -.I repasited� this at the ooroner'sioquesti; physioiant Supposing myokilltobsoon- I hal a horror of publicity; and then t man, speaking of the - retribugve justice _ .
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Xlr. 01,FAILY J -- - - - -!._-7-:��__ -_ the tailors for the coming winter. - or ountalte, was I calm enough for asto guard- thought of its effect on Miss Garaton., But; which cured him.: - . It - . .
I will gh I � and I was so Ili attar giving MY &video. , a boy I . . I ' *
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1, . i , � the mitchor busille fS E , somest silk fabrics Of I When about ten years old. I ' _.' .
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I . , __ HOU' oil several w,;.aka. A thout" 11 timed since, that I must submit, never for .
7 Ili., perso al att mtioll o return b in an imperilled life? the hard red ism was relentless, and I felt
I 11 CUTHBEIIT I determined to call on Dr. Datwoo.i. He geL
.. I aii,l will surnAV it, t 1; I qmsc� 14 black satin (is Lyon brocaded with th" town," said Dr. Daw- fancied I had a grudge against a lad of my . $' i.,- .
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� . public fit tile --shop or I -r][4C-lW1r.]ItI1N"- fine opt jet beads. wOvOu- into the fabric. I hLVa L ,grss a kindly. though haughty old gentleman, into Citching him I "t .
I . sad Oing iffi g loves with gracef own age. but much smaller. I :
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. froin thewaggoliftshere- m �. I 10, . . I � k no ; for each day I &In More OOnviD Us I know fkvm the slight intercourse I had on al de- _ him to the big .
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.. tt)rt,re. As thevilavV till' . wantles, dolmans, visites, sad that XI r. Garston wax murdered. and - tholl wi in. H a 'P I I ,
I . a-rtion invy Tbig house is a fine now brick building. finish- J�kets, ' bad th Ill is notions of profembiOW Ot liberation. �' anhd will drop you down at Slone one morning, I dragRed ' . ., . L
lwsL,:st(wk, 1) , . f make up the his partner oommiUeel the deed."
I g( (,(I it, superior. Fityle. - ipwery convenience and ifoloo, small caps and sow d qnette were txtrenm But he woo the MO11t the head -constable's office. Get your hat; watering -trough and gave him a thorough I : I.
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brands of Wine,,Co,,o,.d,o,lg ,4t&,)Ieg g 1Z trying to escape, my father '.
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: Liquors and (, &lid 8 iods g&Monts, relation of the deshier's story. When he the social magnates. A quarter of an hour afterwar� the doo. a t
A Best (� plutteril* and A trictinent's allelleav ,. 1
� � " MeatS. hand. Nowaiii .1. CUTHIIJACT, I-ropriotor. I a ruits come in very dark 11190 mucluded I was still MOTO oonfonaded ; for He received me awe graciously thou I tior's magnificent p%ir of black ' were came upon the scene. . 11
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- il 17-s: � ., . .. _____ - - - - - - I and if M A Lamport was guilty of his partner's the phial and my opinion Of its writ*a* ob 11 Go into the house, Dan," woo all father, . I 4
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.1 - I . r golden brown, royal, electric, sapphire- Police office; and stepped out of the car- .
It , . ---- __ -7-- - __ - - . . Rings, death, he most be punished. But how than he ont&red into 4W SMA" with the mid. . - _:.-
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.,-. , 0 1 . . _� 1. .11 I :. " , i. . . I : ... .!, and black chev tion? I& u&s not my affsAr. This poor made a borough magievate. and th" Per- mpo orning pamed, Yet I was not called to so
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1� '.-S .1 . 1. 1.-_; �., , ; ,� "�i, .1. g -bons pit- craven in=& do his duty. haps influm count. Afternoon and Evening dragge( I I I
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AD I'E. _ - . . . , me his confidant? ford " mid Dr. Dawsout when I had finished office, was rece a consideration It ,wu=lt exactly a pleasant day to me. I - . .
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, . !�; .. .� lr� .; �- . . 11 DO WO hS)F tory, ti -this affair In indeed serions. You due to a magistrate ; and ,
. . I. L .. � '. f � ! ` ", ., .. , , . used on -- I mid, aft4r- me young, and therefore liable to 41tow dim. ni tio the an. , ;I -1
- "E I ' - ".. - , - I . .- � .. I 1,�- .I �� I . �, ., . . Ing me this dreadful We, oonsuble listened to my 00111mu cal n mewas" of my act. 1 retired with
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. . .. The now applique Yon should go tortad owelosiong f Mat obeouiv symptonts. at uneasy inind ; it; wasn't like father to . .. . I
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I . . I.. �- ----. g f .0 lint"O spel hall Wadering a few UI0M6DtN- of I don't may You &to Under erroneous 'mPm' calmed me, and I was almost at ease when such a thing 04c8d- Pan . L . � . .
that have the handsomeat evening dinner, with respectful attention. This sornewh
__ ,�, '� We be' i you dresses consist of large and smelt bouquets. to the police. Wh . - . .
. � . oridaQ designs of all sorts. what Von haver told, to me, of all men in the ajoql� You mail be right. But you MAY the'doctor rose to go. I would have gone Could he have forgotten it? Could it be I I L.
I . If. . � " - I n _0 arabesque And DIIS and convention- world ?* . . eleu, be wroog. I have been young, and I also. but the chief -constable requested we possible that for some unknown reasons he - L " �. . .
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arge , sl;zed objects wrought in chonilla� A" Ross, The cashier looked at me: " because I be- 11 with humiliation 1,1141 Many "Ye to to Wait, to use a boy's phrase, I* winking at it I" . -
I . t beads of lieve that Mr. Lamport is again oommitung to" to f � . �
. L - poor], gold, silver, and iridiesoGn - amde noLions, I had when � I first than do ;Yhig will be a case for Inspector Knab. I was puzzled I I I I - .
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the and gold and I �ht I knew short, Ma1I if he said; of you must see him." The next morning the royal L - I - .
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NEW FALL DRA 6 GOODS) in 11' diR9 %hreeds ou fo"dation of satin, *ilk, volvok I jumped from my chair as if shot. Pnwt'* Respondin . et
ver and silk g&nzes, and gold to Upon whom I " I gried -, while one of those puffed up with joy own vanity and oelf-con- g to a call down d taking MY hand silently, led me out -. - I
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... " ` d Colourlugs . conceived. , Mr. the same treatment as I'd given Jim.
- silver. tinted. and black and white toes Set- plectrio ifty0lotiOns; which burst Upon " fidenoo. I bAvs road that Art'ald of you" gaunt man came I - Hof ofimplicity,and to the trough, where I uneferwasi . :
� . ail the leading m eriah; ath ,86metimco, answered my question bill I to it on Plithisias with Your views on which I queerist mixed e=: ..
L 7 , ; --�---..olmmt�.-...� . I had passed the cashier's Bps. - . - r6e. Your ideas am "Litalarchi- tiatuteams that � I
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, , I . . �Jj'.'I:�';�':.': j: L. ' . Ifieutenant WidentlAWS. who his _ I usion, with similar hosts had heard'of, and I felt no little c ve it out, and by ' . I I .
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- for the present , lea, i @'.� -'_'[�"", J..� ��''.�_-. ' I " ".Ll, !.. I ,,� * ly returned to Berlin, has �ha ed. 4 -Fool, dolt, that I Aim, not to in tho Oise of M im Garston V superior officer wife relating the 'going without bre4kfast get rid of the duck- L -.� .. . �
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. . .� of th abo'Ve g' - ds Ast . agintioned Dr. Dow vegtigation that explored me to the core. I I kept in my room, soon I board father .
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- . . d in Calia- vote4 against 4. After her admission to the MWY* Over "a means to arrest the Machine,- patient; sad. am an older man, I think I am his opinions were not accessible to such an t. And I went down, only to be raa�tcb*d Out. L -1 L - I
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- out doubt, the fines I of the kin bar two members of the Council, M f - SPUD' ticas of the foulest of traitors. and at the not treopswing the boundA Of Professional unsophisticated youngitter.as I Was. to my icy tisth. . . . . I
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I r t' 9 P., and MO. Iditiolves, resigned- same time how- to bring him to Justice. not come Having heard 'he particalars of the came . puti' through flat . F
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' da.. Our Mr. I W. etle" y� (whose eri- Togs,, * . � . race& respectable pW. ou6jected me to the most dmstio question- watering-trou,-,h every morning I 1.
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I . Pr"=" the danger of F400illitAtO act=* Lampors occupies 1b Id all my facts, Father did not weaken the lesson by , - I �
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blid - cannot be . - __ _ ___ I their -charge against Mi. Littaport?" I certain odiul� upon the= on. Ido � not appeared to MY course many L A time in .aftet tife.-NOW .�. .. -
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11 . of the , . pu . % L . - and final review of this aft"tiOn Of things' of Tbft Ion decline to Meat Me in COS. be of is this Italian herbalist, Pan"nif I - i i - 1. I JL_ - � � -��.'_ 1`1 , ,I
. I I . 6 . - __ -This I" answered the MAW"- Pulling .1tation ?' I demandett, WLi*g MY hot �1. . - . . I 1 r . - : i
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.. . ior -- - . A with the some odaur w magisuUto, W No " lady " copious, memoranda of the case. Beitimore. tens this good story, about the , .
� I . " us nwiLed in the sublericass. Ii had the dome old gentleman with some Utteuri - of But I When ; I � �
aR the stru hich I had M returned the != he afterwards oor, Clrelt Commoner of Ponneylvattia :- . . 1,
markets in order to rocurb I Them being oompletai, I
� - . affect also ; an I continued to inhals 06 0, must ask YOU. as senior, to defer to my . . �
i .f rected them by a few secondary inquiries ; I wax in Congress I used W W'a frequenUr
heavy languor seemed to creep Over MY ad and to 9=1my I such be had Stevens.', Onsday, .
st des' -, at; � . vice* =-iny"'Ignorgat of then I was permitted to doWL . of the room -of old T . . . � ,
q latest novelties- as newe igns, brain. . needed . You an nooes"ll It entered I . �
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. e . - Is Where did * 3 on got this 10' I dome"". profeasiong and other ; and I WSMea slowly homewards, thinking while talking topt Brit a vM -boned - I
it is L ' I putting in the oork and placing the phW = "go' Umt YOU should submit "or the whirl of things, in which I was unexpectedly. 9he wait a tall , \ :
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Purintention 0 In I e our PRESS - - , . . upon the t&bIs. 6 . to my guidance. A hasty and ill-advised being swept along almost an resistlessly as a woman, with ox -bow 011140tu uln- . . . . - P.; . t
I I . 6 44 I took it from bir. Lamport's deek last stop on your Par% may involve most respect, otraw down a rapid stream. I pondered on bridge of bar nose, and a balky 01 I
din ' nighL A ous a= finds sinister hints . dal the destinies of outsiders with brella. She handed .Mr- Stlev a " ,
L abial peopte in a web of infamous soon - the contact of Kon- i . �
� e lea g fea.- Own. A little While ago, Mr. Lsmport with the words, " Abigail t 7
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" e__At` DEPAR ), in every act PoifaiTo object he anspok:W. I Your own lain would follow, sad every MY t of' nebun ad saX I have
- . . . Pal the visits tA an old itoothen to onediaid raw in the town would be injured. Was 115 unknown to me as an inhabitan kport, Me.." 11
IV * - , . . ill, .1 . 1. 00 , . the honor of beholding the Hon. haddens ,� L_ '
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. _. .1 � . ... ;1 [_,l , ', , �. . I I ' L. . . . lit Mouthe' I tivibilsed ", Of I pasonsliq had,,spruuq suddenly kroin out i " was the reply, . . 1'.
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ou was a sort of bar adisishatest I* a asoas Momentous 41iffi- personielity to bin in the indissoluble so but I wish to air that in my quiet .
Of the town. I Iii to my' iieard of yei, giori - ' .
. . - . " I beg to �t dvi �11' - r laq:uU4'proved he W Cda- Yw be subjected my _ - i
�, . I . .: . We also . . a . ale y that WO - - _ blons reput&UaIL I fognelf, it= what I Otguy" and most part, 0 data b6ndg of crime. By what strange conoots- home down East I have z '. . "I
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are. - - L .. , ran ruiltlyn 06U =1 . veiled hith 7' , . .
i.-_ . of - BLAME ,� F, gMT wilt world I slave, and I have tra . W. air, to -
I r - . Making a speciaitpy% �... I 4 ILNTZIL:-After fair trial. with nO her oonilition became worse after thin IWihU I ;3=in. Atwha hour , tr&aditiou to his ask th .vilege of sbaki_4 your hand. " I ., I -
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r at the dolopeall 0 Got meo Mr. Lamport's house V ictim was D&tur*L If I had not.been She shoorlit. - Now, air, I have one
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intarad in the r young, lad That smiled had been ghown to mask the interview. . I . wish to take home with me, if �
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- to Min Gpintea - old 11" Was I L .
0 . @as It � to Prepare have hap. I way be so bold an to ask, a look of the _ !
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lose R rell' as th "I bo ALL. DRUGGISTS A,ND D-9ALER8. OaPar " - 'A .. bave b - mur,der" a designo,owbat would I hai so .
US ey can I - . . ON hhmr am interview and poned ? perhaps the poor girl would have Great Commoner a r. tillin I ever . � I
�: tro' at as c I - . kept Wormed Of WhO has bm=4 ;; t or my not" Of ilh� ease. so that J from the stop of life an ab- -for a moment more embarrassed *
�L . . I 6 . . If �CTION -GU RANTEEP OR But it was only *ban yea - is . uh-;,w and eriiiiiiams of been harried other. When once we give saw him before ; then he smiled faintly ; he - - � ,
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I a.nv Whole- "I'ONEY WNDED, we Miss Guistan, "S W illnew beau" 10 I me . ,:= I fou". my Pa, rupitly as her fi speculation% t Lis Mud to his "P -100k, and lifting
er I . . .. � alarming. somehow &6 has got we"" 1122-Y US Ourselves to a stream' of - *, - �
I . - .: 4 1 - , : " YWY rahuhad, by older AG had 40- I how far we may be carried, rul brown wig Wily. loid it n the table. �. ...
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i, ehouses in the 0* . - I , :. " ,. ,�� AS 10OLLOWS : . !:16 ve Dr. Dasrao'L I WA in some way saved Min Gar- " The :
sale War ' . . .1 I . �.,.. � I . - - 5�i compelled to call upoll YOU. One wwmmneut�, A&% hold.. of a lock." Need it be added that . �
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. I .S . . - I . - ,_�... "I . .__I_A UArd was With so Ii re!7ty but got% of colrew would it be? the Maine woman did iL-PAUadep.1"d. ,� � 1_ � .
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r ,1_,,, r , .,; :::LJ;1'.'� �jj! . room IM dW POW girl W&L . Iftin of Ta r
! , - � _. . . . .. I I C., . I . . . I .1 I- I � 7 :!:, *.. - 'r , �. ' � .. rilial;Mt form of aepofuldits alcor Ill Do" %fir. Wnport know got " PW ,too loap dining- " boy 20 borift : . �,:
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. Sallowness, smooth out the wrinkles to- 111011146, . TIP .- W91" get. �Ovp left it, do you have made, a sorlo" milt4Lke ipg anzteta4w6 a the hideous train 1 200 times in an hour, 'mid i�equlres *lot ' ,r' , I .
nourishment of the ittitthat I Wit Mr. WOW& md*ht return 7 this M%ttff to resich its present horizon, was sequential I
� . omparlson ection Guliting from .imperfect �Einq of suffering that Mr. Loiraport had put in il�;hmds or more Of air it- A day. and W � - llr
I � . n foul breath, and ruaOVAU He did SOL 1 ventured to do a bold thing. bt; your opinion an to _ 4 . �.
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L- .0 , . !i'�:.?L-�#";- coustipat glad YOU called upon I saw her in . .
. /. ) '_ - a L - . � - I ,.::�"..'(! movinF Hesambe. Piles, Biliottaness and must Sat, rsturio to Was GianUe, whoss 1. liloiabididly cout", Was SO IOMW my Patient. beref t of all light of the stars, and many not mon ats : -, 1
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r. colds, will in sit owes relieve, and in to say Psusall, a Ok ~ my 1* -0 1* - mine, and which met Me
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I nmon, loathaorrie, state ex oillalks" Her = ii" YOU . , Wered dar"MU"lly ; oodifidthodi 19 a ch" - Her delicate featured.
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!: . .. ! most eased tun that 00 V," to wsinder;and I 14stred thab at ____ he W" over ,which i --- valueless, a acw mixed With lime In dome : ._ f
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:: hati sunk too 1W ht toovery. 'I woo "isliers Zil 00 ImOdOul as PitUdo' I form, and made into oak Which an , ". I
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in Publighed evorA Frid.ay, morning Lt its office ful one. On either side of titiftingston .professes to take an tallest in all that , : � : , .1 I . . �A ' L . . I . & I .; .;. �.4 , .... .
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TERMS: . road we noted a number of substantial and tend@ to build up the di 'L .
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till the and of year. -the st=fy yeomanry of this t*wnship, an �utq . his.00lusqns. ji,%blisbing an art . , I i , . , L'' . +. � . I . . . I , �. I ; 0 ., - - � : - *
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RATES OF ADVERTISING: of whith prevented a neat, cosy, itne libme own rmohihg I ; .., -I. ! ..*. " ,." .1: I ,
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I rvest is nearly up those held in id I I 0 ".- - I . . 1. I . . . . ..; I . ... 11 � .
I . � - I Each subsoquent insertion, per line - s 11 over, most ,of the sh a 110 2,008. `h 14 : . ,-,!'t�, . 1: . � � : . t - .. . � . L . �, . I
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'drawn into the barns, threshed, and the for a moment to do' a ay with their county L . . ! I I : . � . I � I . . I . . . I .
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� I oue year, $5 (A as ht for them simply says what ; �1 :-!�: '. " : . '�L , !' - I - .. -
AdvertiRetnents without writter instructions Thos. Moody in on 4nd here as usual, pre, . 1. , � :: ; � - ... . i - , � , . * W
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� . . will he inserted until forbidden and obarw Ae- pared to purchase an the barley and other the opinions of the -. � I � . ! . . -- , . ; .� . . F �' -.1 . , t "t . -- . � L"'
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cordingly. onlors for discontinuing *Avertiw grains which the surrounding farmers have = of the of this tow ' I I . . ,� .. .. . . L .-
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by our farmers, as it certain y should . I I . : . . ."! . .
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I . --- Pickering has much to,boast of in this Carry Much weight n We community. I - - I I * I.. . . ` I L .. . . . . ,�..
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flotir ""lit to -a -Strict Independence. rm t, . In fact, his opinions 0 any.subject do not I �,�-'Just oPenad—a large stock of. -Now and Choice PattaID's i in Tweedwand Coatinot. ' Men's Felt Hata, latest styles.: - . I
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.. ., . - . 4( )Pit Is A I irt- -A Flrf;t-elass Local Paper. =ding the hill to th� went of the exert much influenci outside his o(koe Regatta Shirts, Ties, CoUars and Cuffs. .. . 1 0-- . V , , , -, -
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stivi-ort of t1to people (4 Pickering and vicinity. and the first person on ! . . . . '. ,. I ,. � . . 1.
.. . -- whom we call in am a pap", no mottA how insignificant, .-. ' ; ' ' - ... . -1 1( - ' . . . s � � �-I---� . . . .
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. - — I postmaster of the village. Mr. attempting to injure t , . V1111111111we have 6p ned to -day a 'large anA '-ele' nt assortment o -el;ff . I -L
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eci. Parker. In connection with the post- County in which it is abliabod. and, if I Goods in all thd leading novelties of the season. Dress Trimmings and Buttons in endlessF variety. Call in and see .
FRIDAY, SEPT. 21st, 1883. ffice, he als6 has a general store, the mistalle not, thA 'Rill refuse tO 111111p I I .1 I
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tock of goods of every description Mr. I ! , , L. ,. . I i - . 11 � . �. . - � 1. I '. -� -1 - ,- ". �!!
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THE TOWNSHIP FAIR. . does a Considerable business in the as to print Ole &9 which . . I I I . � I I .., 1, . .'. . . -!
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Only two.or three weeks will el ' iked b well pmvd in a repent in of the I I �, I
I y hill neighbors, the residimis of Thanking you for 6# ours . S WHITBY- D ' -GOODS � � -41�,
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Bteppf. 9 across the road we call on our .
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Fair—the 9th- and 10th of October—will Id frpipf , '.. 1� � si� a
. - � , Mr. John MoIntoah, and as . - . - : I 1. A. DOUGLABOL . . ,-�� I
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From all we call gather goal fin him busy in his blacksmith ,.�, Aa Aft'ribbildt ;:.. � * TW01ARMS for S= .- , .;.
. . C,Qnvt yaneer, Commissioner for Tak' i .
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we believe the show will be one of the I OP. In miection with the forge we were ! . � tr
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' ' )town t1h ough the carriage and waggoo _ County of Lambton., " I . . �,
b( -!t held for years. The directors are anuf" ry in connection with this bus The sun shone brigI tly, but not hot . MONEY TO LOAN 4T LOW RATE S. . . . ( I * . �
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- I inaking every effort to that end, and it ess, whi h is under the Pupervision 101f The bremewas front the aouth-li y One Hundred Acres, - 96clea"d lit townshipot BROUGHAM, ONT. 86-61ti . _. -1 :� - .- . . . I I � - . O t� -----,! .. �-. � . -. - - , .w , , �%�
I . remains for 'the people of the Township r..L. ]�. Grant*. A neq,t little bugy, very a breeze', only a zephyr. The was Warwick, 70 act" clay loans bai"ce limestone ---- - -- . -- -- ---- -- ---- , I - .1 ' . : I. L . . . . . . , . . , I 1, ,
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I to do their part to make the Fair what andso ely Ut act an - Kravel, with clay pubsoil; vaivabld gravel pit on I . . 'AT Tflit HA 134 , .- . I -
finished, took our eye, b I id . Wi i started Mr. the farm -. %lso 111T.OrTICIM.. . I THE E � �� ,
' nw] iug & I two flowing wells, comfortable . . . ! . . " i ..'.� � � ;
. ente . th t our purse was not very Mover 8 =IOU"; stepped into dis dwelling. new Wtoot barn, with stone basement, I I , - .t I L
I - we should till like to see it -h complete ell fillod with "the needful," we Con- boat with jo�Votlii exl*otgtlong of a pie&_ costingsifflo; other Putbuildings andthreebear- T rm the Public that I have PUr. L I 0 .* �. .. ,;" k
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I luded tiot tug orchwAs. will, @pit Stock aii;i a r�
- * Let every if deasired. price. 07�(W; no money rsqu= .
- SUCCOss in every respect. - io purchase it just now- Mr- "ant time, and was not expecting too . Implement 1B is. nbw in cowplete running order, after a large dxp dilur * '
., IcIntosh has one of the most complete down � terms to suit the purchaw. alto on improvelpents. Mir. Sparks' staff there is COMP1444 Rind L, :�. -1
. resident who has anything which is worth much, as the sequel lroved. We illod Wit]A 1 _ , ,;,,
I I 8 I rrangements for setting tires we ever saw. leisurely down the stream. w its One -hundred Acre Farm, in Sombre t*wnebip, olt and Nut. Cuttw&l � . - ".
,'- exhl6itili-and .who am ' is,, obliging, aluxious to see t.*Cir old f6elods, the fariners, , L:11
I . . , Oilg them Ila . is fitted uO as a tank, with a large plate soil OIAY loam. 10 &area cleared, 16 acres under- and am now lArepa red to do'any kind of work re- . . :,;! - 1
- - - on surface, and is so arranged that as numerous windings and foldingii, Upon bruohed and partly cho ; Ing house and ired in this line. Holin and nut* cut from J . . .
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n as the tire is fitted to the wheel th itself. Now we rested upon our can to P loaded wagons, which they will quickly unload, and as , , 1, I
not ? - send in his name to the'secretary 1 .I. -L14 PIU. I I I
a = -, 9 in i I as from oi I wal I a. 10 from ,P to I In., and It in. it necessary. Threads A - L'. I . -
, - to 0 tan an beauty of the paping wenn. of Dresden; price, 62,1W the town to ,yll it rh required for mill or nau - . - . - ., ,
. and enter his article or articles for exhibi- hole is settled iiI tit k d im'me- take in the Would exchanp this out 'n b.1 '91, al give 8aiisfaction., . -.: ?�, %.- I I ;' It,
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tiou and -competition. Let a spirit of 'ately cooled off. A small lever is used We Canis to spots of beauty, if not tan" for a stuall farm in Pickering or Whitby. to exacuto work on the shortest notice and an ) . . L . , , '. .. � . � . 1.
1, ' will guarantee si.AX) worth of Umber on this good an can be secured anywhere. - at "Wil MpUra '; ' L"
i - �raise and lower the plate, and a great romance, here and 91 ere, well worthr Of farm; title good. no ine . . I
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atiterprise find a desire to excel possess 4 A, of t, . this L I . ulred do unibrance; no money I MICILE1, HEI,',D, . I Tbw underbigned will pay 'price'S th I 'C .oj I I'L
wit . td XQ$ only three will* In the .1 ..
- ime is Consequently saved- at a P12,09 on tile cailvols Of.any artist. rhe d".1lar. Daily boats on flydenlis,ut river. 48-8m) Cle6pral Blacksmith, Pick . . .-:
. each,and every one, and there need'be no -' favorably with otller�rna kets for - , ( -
I rk * thick bush anA LRII ti a upon Q Forfarther 1)&rU0UIsrs &PPly to ering. I , a�*" -" : .. �;
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k . b t as our time was limited we did not unted like pleasant i reams. Here, and " -, - C4 W, . '. - I w4ford P. O.. 61ft, TICKETS I TICKETS I Wheat, Barlq, Rye, Large ana,- A . - �.,. _ L. I
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Untario coutity, and it should exert itself h ve an opportunity of visiting them. . there we saw a silver pike i1pring out of - JAMES HENDERSON. Railway and Ocean Steam. �� I ' � . ..;; ..: . .... h
. I , iii order to have the,premier fall showi We noticed several very fine residences, " ; Pickering P. O., Ont. I . I 0-00930 7,A733.066t -NXr8.=ted- , .. ` .� J, � . -`,� I
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- . a ong8t which we may- mention those of the waier, and then retreat. . Now and ---- ---.----- ship Ticket Agency. . . � . - . l. .-- : , I I....
. The. prize list is one of great merit, and ad of a b Fk . . � . I :: I .-.�*
I M . D. Lawson, Mr. Dunbar, and the new then the lie 4 snake was dia. - 1-Z-0 rZ I 0 :H3 110 I FOR THE . I . - . I., : , . I I,.
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. � I. the list of special vrizes, we are informed, O:, now being built by Mr. Parker, which eartiable above the si riace. Wild ducks . I , - . . . .
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. " - beeu excelled in the history of la ter will be an ornament to the village. ' flow over the rice bed ; mud hens rested Is hereby given that a Court will be hold Par. . - . . . .. - . �., - -i I . Agent fOrr W. D. Aflitthe'A'S & Of.— . .
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are Pleased to learn that Mr. Thos. by the edge of die - marshes ; aivers, 1; I �.
-. the Societv, so that all that -is needed to 0 the Old Country, and Uncle Sam' . -
. P rker, brother of the postmaster, ban dived here, therre, verywhere. The .
.. nia4w this year's exhibition far in excess pa sed his final examination at Oagoode stream broadened &it i �o 44 I .
- . came nearer to Voters' Lists Act of 1876, - - Dpinains, a . . - I
H 11, AT LENG'8 HAL . But don't forget to ask for RATES, R6uTEs, TO THIELADIESO PICKERING' ' ,�. .-
- ,')f all previous effortm is a large number .Toronto, as barrister and solicitor, its mouth. The Zepl yr aLrengthened.to , , - , L, . MAI every required information. Alsosavetime .. . .� [-
. it �. .. . � an money by buying through tickets from F. I - ' � ! . .. I .. �
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� -ies,auda large attendanceof the McMurrich & Drayton. the watem of Lake Oi itario were in view. throu h rallwal tickets reading from Whitby to . / , . - .
I . of euti an is now in the law office of Messrs. a breeze ; another bot d of the cree ,'and In the Village of
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, - AX the county. . I �. DR0111fe I . - �,.:!..'�,-:: rifle in hand paced smitile the pebbly , I ,rEast.quers, tood siaa low as the lowestrellut'll! I , . j : il,M R 0- O', Ts, LENG .-- �1 �---i.- '-.. . .
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- _ . '- ; L 31" � �:". beach. Then, having improvised a target, Mond'a ' 24th September, ,Now 1(ork, Phila4lelPhia, Haltimoye, Dover, Do.- I . . i . ; . I
a An additional atti'action this year will Frc to our Correspondent]. - - -'. '� 'I : , 11183, at eleven O'clock ILM., . I : , , '' -r -1
. be affoi The Hong of Temperance . Lod0e here amused'surselveg and oth6rs by firing at For the purposal of hearing all were, Jacksonville, Florida. ate. . . I . . . I ; .- .. . ; - . .
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. heli an open lodge on M3nday evening a mar1r. Mau a good shot was made made against the Voters'List of the Municipality land to for, he can mail you Prolaid steerage � � .. . NEW S-T-O;C'K OF , .A. . .: -- ,-.
I 11 excellent track having been ,as �. . � . .
I hoise'ring, a . y S of the Towuship of PickerinX for l8ft =11811 to Whiti r,*117, via any of t , , I . .
. � Invitations were sent to the neigh- anti many another that excited more All Persons having buminers at tile Courtaft ticks", lie .� .1 . - . . ., -J� I , Z . I
laid out and graded. This -is one of the boring lodgres to pay a fraternal visit, and laughter than prai4. The bi bemt inarks hereby required to attend at the said Ume and following tery Popular 34= Steamship lilies, ., I . . I .. . , '. - - .
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. most important features of the Toronto qu tile Rou'R geuLlellIall D&W the 17th day of September, Iffil NVWte SW, Cuttard, American and Red I . - I �
I Pickeringi Green River and Kinsale put in of " Elm Dalu." Tile lengthening . . Star. I
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. . r) . . and taking our boat wIturned northward. I . . - Clark of the said A(unicipajitv. $80 "I $I,,"- , I I . � I
- I , - it -o ugh the rice . � ,'- eta, good. for one yoar,#110, mo, � . . .
tit, Township Fair more interesting to Ila -tley %M,ere also present. Mr. Law acted We took our way tin ,�k
. as chairinan, and a very lengtliy beds, 11 81i4'4Etn,,d"*'T1Ho - intermediate. 640, return #7& . I I , � . .. .1 . - .. I , , . . I I
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9 I gramme ' as presented. Pro- hunting for 4), putill- Clow, I 0 It S :A@ eta, reading from Wbitby via Now York or Phlia- .. . . . , , , , * is Wee - �
, case had it not bectA provided. . 7-------W I I Lug our boat through wee& anti tangles, . dolphia, to Livorlwx)l. Londonderry Queenston. I I . . � . . ,- 0,
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th October, to receive entries, ., Whitby Buy from . *% 't J * .
, ' , , . i : ' ' i d turn, reven, ing ever changing . I -W. J. DALE, twIrlolym 1W,cA.11 I ;S:P:0C=01T - 11T,17i'll"In" : '.., i
, `... � :!,; . Des of loveliness, and giving tie bettrts ) 45-2i ' Lot 14, 4th Con. pickering. �. . . ,
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. and entries W"ill be received up to the The Fall Assizes for this c6unty , of thankfulne�g for the pare well- i Eo 1%STEPHENSON -- --------I--------------- ------- . ----- . ---- ,
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, her a on Monday last, Chief Justice Hagarty op nature. Pickering and its people are �4 III-T-Or.riam. General Railways Boat anti Ocean Steam- - '
. Monday evening previous to the Exhibi- pre iidingJ, The bar was very largely repre- to be congrp , , I P * .
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. emed, Mr. W. Karr, Q.C., of Cobourg, such a recreative spoL The half has not three whitebbeep, aie nopotiudod at tA)t*),4tli delit Insurance ; Montreal and Dominion � �
secretary, '. con luctin�, the Crown business. , S-.4 - ". I :- - i�
. t1ou. dulated ul 'on the nearness of : ,I�o t'�)Ilowlog amulmill, via.,0110 black slup Tick Agent. - Also Life, and- Accl-
Mr. D. B. Nighswander, at 8 been told. The oue-hundredth part 4&a Oon. of the Township of Pickering, and will Telegraph Agency, Brock -street, L a M- P . � X I.Aa m-- p Go' o d S �", � :
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. � Green Itiver, at any time. . . I I � I he do�ket is mot very heavy. Desides not yet been enjoye 1. The boathouse October, ifim. RL I aeiwk p.Ill, L if, not sooner 16-v W11 IT)1Y. ONT. ' �'r . .' -,. - - : , - 1. , , . -
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.. �11. . - .A true bill has been ret' reached. we landed w tit whrA game had Pickering, Hal) , , R 0, W,- I .
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Township Fall Shows -lias-1))ecu the means hearing f two' undefended cases, The Fore, and brought r so-cear-to nattire'8 beiipiq the north half of Lot 11, I at Cau.,Tow I I I - * 9 - -- , �
. . . T he oid y business done Monday Wasthe tile sweetest of lift-, because it was ito 'Niumv acres. inore or Ieiis -W acres cleared- . INDIAN I I ,..i j. �' I ,�''T.., � �
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ret4idents of this county, whp one and all � 1.11.1 � a 0 . . turago land. For further particulars apply - . . * , I . . I � . I
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. OF callitigfortlianuirlberof letters fi-om JO pli Hall Co. v. Stapleton, and Cowan eart� I OAK IZAr. barn and stables.orchard and well'aild excellent r I W '6� R- �, '. 'R 0 -W 8 E .. S - ; , I
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-atittid ues Zir was tqken up. The plaintiff I t' ! �1�-' .,: �� r 4�-fti Dunbarton P.O. .. P% *# -16.
state that such base ingi e on tile Gil )ert -r- - C T1 -M MM
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-unable to tiud room for more than one diel for plaintiff, and dam" #800. N-itro-glyreribe is low frequen0y used In harmony with resol ution of conference. the ' . . . : ... . — _ - � � - . 1,
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- letker Of tile Dumber which we have � he Qupen v. John Jones. forge 0 a as a medicine under t Is nanle of glouoine. FL C. church and site, Cherrywdod, is announced . Pimpled Skini Boils, &C. I ------ - --- * — .. . . �.
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. . promi . Prisoner acquit2. Now York city, Eili t,or Swinton states, OCTOBER loth inst., at 4 p.m.. at Cherrywood. ' .. "'I'00 REWARD'. ADVERT - � -. ' '
'v,eceived, which expresses the opinions of I he Qtteen v. Henry ,Church, anoth6r has 25,000 persons engaged in newspaper --------- "41 Dyspepiiia, Billiousiless, qP ISIEM NT. . �-..: � . �`�
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all of them on this subject.' forger I Acquitted. Salt R4eum, Scrofula. . I .
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ounty iast e so etermine the right to some In 060"yftr there, *ore 1,171 divot - ' . a in tile
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. Exhibition is concerned, we may safely sen; by aintiff tin in Switzerland;- tpe population is only I . � I ' "'My son wait very bad with Scrofula, of A. R. HOOVER, where "Pickering News," insintinting that he ' ' L -
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to'E. H. Pedlar, Oshawa. The undersigned has received a quantity of , �
. leave it in the hands of the Chronicle to deal Ver diet defendants. 2,846,102. . I I �.- - N b" not ll u own for the - � .
Bitters oured him." Years truly, i , A MAN J �,
. The G and Jury threw out the bill Palatka, Florida, has a family of' seven 9tove and Chestnut Coal I -- . I 1� - - past thirty years, in the county of On `..
-with Iiiiii ; but we want the publisher of . I � JoHw CAss, Owed Bound, Ont. who knows just how to cut meat to suit I : I ,- ;
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the Gazetle to understand that th" I, Only one dollar's worth of the Orow- everywy can be . - I I �
e People* J. llurrinqton, a constable, while arresting six feet. ' . dupply all retluiring the same. toot Bitters cured we of Dyspepsia after ' .1 . .,
ofthis to%liship, regard their Fall Show Joseph Graham for forgery. Marwood, the ligniT . all other ed' ' f 'led." I L. - OLD NO. 1 I . -1
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as one of th"nstitutions of tile township' wam laid over till the sessions. of every Woman he asitisted out of lifel i . � � � ESTAIILJSHED!�I 7. -- .
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and that they will not fail to rerient the 48-8i PICKERING HARBOR. , -- After suffering 11 years irltit Salt I � I .� . Is � r4ill in full . blast, selling wttom � - . - -i I
I 130ch warrants were ordered to be issi . Rod $50 only for the performance of the -1 -- . L . - - -- Rheum I obtained a parfoot Core with one . : . . I . . 11�
Covert i"A,ults heaped upon them by an for ihe arrest of three(iof -the parties con- Same Office in tile CWK of.the other sex. I - ,-it I DEAD . 1. � . I prices, Dry Goods, GTOCeries, Ready- ' ,- ;
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\ irreEponsible publi�her, who expresses ce "d L. I A Southern gentleman has tmined ft L . even gre"Ing the skin." ' . I n in rest will go th r. made Clothing, Faney Ck)o&, Haft arra -:! :
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I . I ; I'�., . pair of pet suakes t caWh mice. His Miss Alborta E. coutts, L Clumnivismus Oksatin. Yeafiord, Out. Chase at 01 times in - quantities as they Caps, Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, .i * .
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who has no honor even -in his own town - I : -- . I , L, I . i will open a M upic Room *I the i-ftidence of M . salt Ineats. Sausages lard, etc., that Can be to fit, fmm a month old to al'bundred ' '- , I
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The following is the substance of the the hand fearlessly, . ' Sold at Pickefing Drug Store found years, Sebool Books and Stationery &e. - -'- - ' ,�
A grand, concert was given in tho: Itall . Thursday of each week, from 9 &-in* to 5:30 o - I . ,
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Gazelie's article ;- . I here on tho evening of Monday., 17th in6t., An unusually Stout lady who nded as Paramas desiring iumtructi.,11 in singing, p 0 -M "I!M 2 ` I SUPPIY Young gents, iwd 6di" 41441' - ".1 ..- �,
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are nice p a- by Miss M. Reedy, yhich proved a grand a 11 y I enns reasonable, and will Ito
The Township Fairs' if I ces New York the othe� i I lied b private tuiiiou. T a-&;W_V_J ..&r � RRIAGE I
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a . to sit ai-ound and smoke one's pipe, have success T) o I Air was filled by our genial the Customs inspo( ream, Un San, made knowu Oil application. , 41 -SM at , 1hat can't be beat, consistent BE& A great reduction &Uowel if ta,ksa - .. . .� I
citizen,*Mi.r �'loegon, who as achairillan being our v i a pr000" to the w,,Sr,l= by the domes. I I . .. - ;
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find e�t gillg�rbread, and to have a jolly is a success. . �. number of talent was p.re- extent of sixty yards fine &ilk. AT , Meat delivered to all customers at all is manv enstomers in Scar— .... -� .1 -
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tillie g6lerally. Small shows, lik4Q those sent from Wliitby, and to say the least of Conaidemble dams to the business I . ' ' � . - times. Cliterrywood P.O. ly boro,' Uxbridge, WIiitby, and Isickenng, --
them they ar4 a lot of first-class singers, interests of - ---- ----WEST B A It G AJ N S .
iched by i KINGAF THE I ,quality and good weight Thanking hi
I . Rat P,)Irii e him been � for past -Patronage, I hope by acting bon - - .; - !
11 he.ld azinually in our toWu and townships, Miss Spurrill" Mr. Taylor and Mr. Jewell done S. -RE E 9 OR 8 B� FIELD- � , � .
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and representing not one town or town- bein- encored several times; in fact Miss by tile .unseemly ditputo for right of . ) � 9 M.B., estly and straightforwardly, to still seeure . . �
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purpose. No one is benefitted by them. able local talent displayed. The contriW- factional. FOR SALE, CHEA,P, . Or , , Wib quote a few cash rnees'. Pickering, Feb. Ist, ifti. ra
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The Wwu don't want them. Tile town- tion of Mr. Quigley and Mr. .Fisher ' novement sonst ' 10 168. Omijulaloeil Sugar for #I. : to 11.80. Evening, fi,om 5 to 6. J. A. ][Ili---fl-g. ---- ''. . L
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social Inmrs together, to see the girls, and ness on this occasion. . I � : . Watkqwith and Horse-sh i ' , -A SPECIALTY. . I - - , I . .
talk small talk witli one's neighbors." The hall was filled whisky free must be i pro�otod. . . - 1, I I * �P- 3=--4L1'T='T'- TRA13 at 86c., 60c., 60c.. 76c and 80c PXCKERING VILLAGE. I r
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to its utmost capacity, and the proceeds The Paris police W etratas evidently. J. 'FIXIKUH-tAls ".1rWwtx-),j1o;, per lb. � : . � . I
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�, Apar� altogether from the scurrility of 'were certainly handsome. The entertain- e All Seq i Is People. thal Attorney asnil solicitor. conveyance I .1 .. �- I patelt. am -61 � . I .
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- Al ticlo referred tof what- do tit ment broke up about 11 o'clock, every r P11 t, tise is in 0 , to . Far I= Settlements. ghirtiop and Prints equally ow. . we at materials; work Flaranteed. I- - ,,. I
e resi- only props No.,, Writhy =0, "Retary Cotton ftv
son expressing r% Public, &a. Postom D h Sometbino En * New .
� Nand Trusts made special @4 . tirely
I ce Vs�rts have boon films bought and lJoans Do- . IF —a � -
i per their opinion as being newspapers, Adv;iI iu� � '.-Id I; I to .ip', . of be
le�srof this township, and al the other well satisfied. We would suggest that Miss ir hated an all k 16AL. , � Boots and Shoes, ,, -
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often, as )ter concerta an always a com of Police. Harvest Tools, aud � .: '' "' ;
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newspaper publisher who uses his columns . � - #&Pei � I I h W Goldsmiths Hall. , I AAW - . I - I .- �
plete success. 1111:1 . ast lectureimid' . � RCUANT GUIST � ANID* ' .
. " — " - . Hary tit 61 ' ' WAGGox TONGUR. SHORT 1. . I..
to -run down different iustitutiors sup- , 11 I have avoided Jot' ties an m I .. � .., e . oves) , 41�111illsr. IWO, Issuer of. Marriage ... , , 4f ,
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rteil and maintained by the very people - A=BA=. ,�,.::�:--! I.' simplyesst Ipy vote, and that * ` . M"hiiie Ql1s, etc. Licenses. Theonly self-acting WOW Tongue '. - !
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support 2 Report Oi Readin—gExamin - � �' a f ' " t R ' G;�Id not b a a Feniao, for that , Chlin 963tIA - 303E&= 3 XXq%_- HERB IS NO LONGISR ANY DOUBT, and Ual from the . - . � ' '
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. - - . Kinsale Public School, Friday, September I behove t� be against the grace of Ood." C&D and'soo the - , I- � t I f, " .,. �,:-, � - . L. - Tthat Mr. Johnston, Tailor, east of the front end of the f%ngue, an & child can . , ..
. - . We coilautl1v agree with the followiiiig 14th:- . I The subject of Forest is en ug Grand , ; .1 I - A– -A– ( 81 T, uthbertHouse, gives better -satisfwtion operate it. ,The tongue Can be adjusted - .' . .
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JuNioit'lst (max 50)-WilMe Fowlie, 44; great atten ry gagi Display of Goods I - I for less money than any other Ant, to any SiZiD team in A Wornent, and the '. :.. .- I - ..
sentence, taken fi-om the Chronick: " If tion 'at o4ent. No more ft" class house in We Township. Call and ex. support cannot get .
� we may 6 permitted to use the expres- Aonie Weatherall, 42; Mary Maynard, 40; intere.tiog or roilta ,subjeot.eorll be now ow vi(.w at 001i1swiths, 01�11. Per- COW" RVOUTUT1 &mine his stoa.if you wish to got a stylish t of order. . ,- '� F.�
Lewis Rogers, 40; Martha Skinner, sonaliv seleiit,ed at the Fail . Imia THE CQU 9� - .. .1
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\\ sion, 'a meaner' articles coming froni Lottie Hortop, 36; Eliza Emerson. to. 88; discussed, an all glad to IR a t I tory - I I . No more sore necks on hibrmv . I - -
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' SzN'ou IsT (max. 50) -Nelson Lidgette, przas saJ raters gi nerally taking t, IVALM 11VARANTE111 ANI � - Drawin and ifiestions fimiished "d x8vorf, Xmas 01,quthl�ert,- " 6D objectio . �'
one of our own townspeople, we do Dot 45; James Sadler, 42; Thomas Hodmain matter into serious i ousideration. The FINCES TNE "EST Pow" for P aw . W46o, Plak4aing Vills*s. - . ly-9 04 festum on ohe wagon - . .r- �
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. - know of having before open in prini." 40; Emma Sms,11i 28. . 9 nestion of tr�e I a plan log, and �ho &1100ry CXU46, Pickles, 13uttor Cooierii, . - . every Class of GuIlding. Steam sod — -prev"to " vilwy serious difficulty. , , , I
- \ . � SFxomD CLAm (max. 50) -Bell& MoBryau, Tat our rainfalls are affected ]by krg# hot . water heating and ventilation a Valuable Farm for We or And morb important than a 1, shou)4 - . ! 1,
, , a. At the session of the United * Card Receivers, Cake Ils,skels, &a. IIWIAU vour neekYoke break 3r come I 0, it may " --' i �
- . Methodist 47; Willie Lawton, 45; Eva Rogers, 42; JWSAS of ban territwo. may wall engage . . .
. Minnie Skinner, 40; Wilson Rogers, 8s; the attention of d Any ' To Let, 9 vents I --i. :
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ulturimts, an . I spoons. OFF6--GERRIE -BIA)CK. corner - . . , your life, as he tongue , .
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Conference at Belleville last week, Rev" Annie Skinneri 86 discimion which wa R . ogers' knives, forks, 'Whitby. contal'ing-Aw acres, consistinu and . . �,,,
- Dund" sad Brock att*ets, . aftiking the earth .
. . Dra., Rice and Carmau were elected JUNIOR 81U) fm�x- 50) -John Westaway, solution of point towards a Roglisib Colored and Bright Gold I RE81DENCE-Kinpion RO&4, E"g is' kth Concession Townshipof ckeriug. Rent struction, durable,'useful, and ve ch - I - V,
the probi involved is of, Jewelry, Silver Jewelry, Wedding '88 L moderate. It may be divided into\twogood ry ,0a
porum R' _81_ly Considering the human I I
. Superintendelits the former for eight 43; Edward Fledman, 42; Jennio.Emcr- im 00. . I . P- Pickerilip. . farms, so there are two sate of buildings. .. eL benefits. doriv . , - � ,1 ,
I son, 40 ; Ella, Westaway. 40 ; &Tenldo - - I -Spectacles, Waltham, E49in &W Owl" — For particulars apply to JOBSPH ELLICOTT, ftTn its ,Use. .
, . Dr . . =2nTM!!! -� — - Z A watch". - CLOCKS in great vaisty. kering Village. - 40-tf 5 - I L - . �'
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Carman, was a bishop in die M. E. 8xxxon, SnD (max. 50)---�Harriet Bmersim, NEW ADVEW ISFKENTH. 0 - I �. .. . I Blacksm'ithing .and General ,, f;.I. ...&,turer O�TAIU , - - , -
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. . tatelty to man 1i 11" lIden pro- know. VM some � �
eniiaent, in All ' I *Wt% the-Ao**" ar� clothed 141"al�Prek;i
I age& n ancient times it What is a gigste? Soleptints.-tho - is to however they an v ly let They emenhii, and I motheiii earth "eu . is to have
I niAttersod li tile whether it was the law to be may, are not persecuted, I
satisfied or personal vengeance to annotomifts, refewours of f&o* I donned her Yost robes. home of our
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ed ; the punishment which would cause 4he 1p"IreaDlOgy, phys gy, and some of Uji There Is nothing at i oil dill rai it Itothe ran I It droo, their heada under
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utmost physical pain seems to have been in from their severe. too excessively proctiog I a 0 reoreWon
the greatest demand. 4 0 4 ki k liliew with **90ed
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- But with the advent I I V11 a bourhood. hoo: unk Ic roOsk "vivingithon and
of Christianity the modes of inflictizi Ad .Points of view: They mt lit oIllitsiumb h fh I m .1 * L tho VkSi% ,
it lien produces eggs aid4gy butter Ili in eyx'. tter Xth an it&] , store ly neglect and can s Ing them to look fresh and opark"a
I punishment ban become modified'i1clof In- tract of cow. but the giggle in a very dit, indifference. I - . . when old SW awl again cat;ch a glimpse 01
majesty of the law has been vindicated in I them., It is mA bard to imagine the"
finitely more merciful. By gradations, the ferent thing. The giggle iii a cross between The BI into owo"tin'tink their
-� ; all lands, without the terrors of ancient a sore heart and an active and bounding ap. whole thea, ital i ling work in Toronto. meffy sprites, singing and dancing among
preciation of fun. Your giggler is never The the'floweirs, smoothing the wrinkles from
I barbarialms, until, in this, nineteenth century demonstrative. fte can not be demonstrative and Y t have JgOiven t air Manitoba 0011#gs the rose -bud, causing thaidn to open. and
. of i1race, all Civilized communities demand -it in not in his nature. Ro- is the sly he one they in the Maritime pro- tdd our eyes in the early morn, or
Vince$, and an It ii g a big push I# Tor-
-) that a life to be sacrificed shall be saorificeJ joker. though he thoroughly taijays the roqx- 00* ; Tba/ a" ,. be" 4ille thor. eat an
. bing sweetest perfume IAU tba, hews of
. swiftly and without needless pain. True, ing cartoon. He is conservative. He *x- I some favorite,, and toothinks %boy taust
- various nations have different opinions as to presses himself in few words when, at long oughl ` 'a Pried tution than two or touch the pauddes with Lheir magio wand,
how tWs may best W accomplished ; but the. intervals, he fluds it docen thil Was 007tho'=ree at to with a meagre teach.
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American and English 0overnmento have darling thing. . 1. .. "� to d . o -T- inR *$Wand ever ,ilid g 6 101wresponds vi%king their velvety (am so bri hi and
- ---'- -- WON' "nay. ey are Flordt's wrvantis,, elping
ul. . The French Q ve I to her "re for bar great king-lom, and good
tiecided that hanging in the most mer�if 1�r 'a t t
As compared with the Spanish instrument of H is the mhn who in every prooessio3 very little put on t 1. be,
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. . brin a up the rear, and who never has a ; b all the round servants they an, too ; never slighting even
death - thii ga,rrote-it is quiestionable frie, d to walk with him. He is the odd of Ltilitimistal C rl iota. an what not. Lha tiniest. .
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� I , whether or not hanging is ille.most merciful. mail at the dinner which requires partue". The fact "emas 1:4 that 01161 M Of F1 iow,tris have Is 'as psopl%
A bunglin . I _ a - 4bito son well
.# executioner may, in either case, tie ever dances. He doran La became. Royalty in any shi pe Frahod is thorough, and it is very interesting to the true admir-
. �ouuse unnecessary tortures. With these that would attract attention. Ve"is whi * lY gone. iA9 power to Ju with a thing or of nature to study their peoullsoritles, &ad
'. �- - � subj'ects, however, this paper has nothing to fac and passionless, though of , course, ra of the pass. I !' a Re ublio get the watch them through each stage of their
do. The writer desires simply to set forth - he is IsIons ,country into a am " foreign wars eta g glory, which,
giv way to violence wheo by . Ili. Ron is the moomin �
thp various modes of crucifixion as adopted tear ng Ilia hair. - . there MAY be & 010111 fQr The 0o;te �o f."
. P .. 4ba, I suoh an early I low. Its 10VILY v4dvoi Wile
by the 'Weieuts, and to show what terrible a thi4f �o I wher# *8 0% hpailmigg ,11i,ird
I sufferings the- wretched malefactor- had to a have emitted to mention the so &tie, ind th '.. so, W 1! nah 1`11119"116
w important fact thatno man giggles. is i & thalast d , likely. ftip for her Marvin 016 t & handy do
- undergo before death came to his relief. y . �
.17.0 r giggler is, after all, a girl. Notoftell sates is to and b.ithes her bright plumage to the deww'
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I flours mid days of unmitigated torture ; a a w man, for your woman latighs aild doesn't be reduced to t is, commencing with drops as the winds shake them from the
. thirst which was unquenohal)le;,& prolonged c.ir who hears it. She has li'ved loog the Ia& _of_ Oato other '--g. dara, given leaven, but they glow their eyes
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buffocation ; a horrible gasping for breath, Il'l gh to kPow. that she had better hatw aniqlodments to th will come into fo-ros. before noon. e little portutwas seldom
intonsified only by a moment's respite; the 'hero entire fun or lot the fun entirely Slone, A new t of
Intes of the vultures of the air, and the Re sta:2 will be Issued 0"122 bar roewlike flimery until kiwed
I Iti only the jirl who giggles. Itismerely bearing TortrAh al Ing men so fol- open by Old Sol; while the suaft4wer keeps
, titingoand 6urrowingc,f insects ; the burning ' I 5 I
- this bone which has not matured, that lows: -one cant, 'No i "m oselk Jack. hot IsAno tamed to him the whole day, and
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i b� the rays of the noon4ay sun, and the the ght which soars ouW t uuek that son ; three cent, WW hington ; five cent the sensitive plants -told their leaves and
Culil, clammy dew& at midnight -tell us, in " "blvilloo I
. boa ty which has not,*III94W conscious of ,it silently go to sleep with the do$ king.-
. . Garfield; six oent, incoln 1 moves am , .
. : , awful lanRuage, of that flies ine, from a fa, that it is beyond diem, that doubt Jefferson.
* 0 twelve can , My ; filididge cent, The foot o'lilocks open their pretty limen
F repeti Lion of which the pr!at.ut day id happily whchisnursed ouly.ethe girlwhO hall Saott ; thirty oeent, Milton ; ninagy cant, at four o'clock, and she waoLlierso, or even-
L,tMivcred� In comparison, our present not had several eng"ements, and according. parry. ing primrose, bunts suddenly open at sun -
not
\ ca�ital punishments are most mr-rcitul, and ly - not convinced thatAer reputation aw a set, filling the air with their rich fragrance.
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. tile vindication of justice Most humane. i chairtninj(persan in established. Tim GizAv Sndwm w .14piAia.-Mr. P. but closing the next dooming., Unlike the
. A Ili the Orient, that was considered an art *
I a find, accordingly, that the giggle is T. Barnum, who �as travelled more than rose, it dow not open slowly, petal by petal,
whereby the greatest and most prolonged unbaked dough, undeveloped ark,'vecookood most men, and been ex poa6d to all kinds of but Qm moment is in a bud, and the next
.tortures could be inflicted on the culprit. veal, incipient Laughter. It belongs ne'ver weather, says -I honestly believe that I owe the air is fills I with a ran perfume, and
I 'It .wa3 in the East whei , the victim was to man or worne, ; but merely to girls'. It my preserve" fro I the degradation Of the bad Is a full blown Amer; It is a very
I smeared with a isweetened syrup and tied to is pulseless, bulMwaoulless. The fan wbiah li!iug and d) ing &� I , or and vagabond, to intomting , plant. The esohoilsia and
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a troe. acre to be left a prey to the. myriad inspires it has been driven back by timidity 0 never addicted to laaajis, &tw go to Dionap at guawk MW there
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of auto which were speedily attracted. as with a sledge -hammer, but it in there. It strong drink. Tobe are, I hive in timaj are amp) other peculiarities in the fi-tral
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I The term " crucifixion I was a genera has no sinew, but it promises, like the tep. past drank rally .
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. the Pervian Human was, han d, the clinical bird in the nigtit. It sometimes discourages 1 4M glad to say, I his a been a strict teeto in color, but beautiful in form, and still
. was borrowed from the I y mane. and the one who would win laughter, but One- tooter. This testimony Is worth remember- others a" only be admired for their per-
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terinf(i a crucifixion. 9 � I ently it will spread its wings and shake its Ing, ! fumo. I often find that She human family
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'coiample of crucifixion orio! rezord is -that sides, knowing Whitt it lauglo for, and hav- 6 , . is much the same. for while thedre we no two
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. ekrlil8t English version of the Bible, to I uniting their for th there is a proposal .
, % e been hanged (Genesis xl. 16 '221), but of the pre , tty eight a"und. � - - = out for n4o(isotio ' in en'tavd, into It I. alike. And while we adindre one for her
. ha '. - - - . . beautiful form and features. another for
,by ,losephug to- have been crucified. ,�* ) , .1 -�., ., tweenthamandth byterlaus with a view
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I' Whiston's Josephus,'vol. L 1�p. 63, 66). . .; to their all no. a Proposal in
. 1. Burmese Wolluffle. , al for great goodness and kind siats, it is,
. I I erodotus states that Darius " crucified " - '' * . . not so foolish as some people might think, .
three thousand Babylonians, though it is The Burmeqe women are noted for their nor se impossible. Wk a Methodists have a wish tbow as with the fl)wera, we pwfsr
-,, by no means probable that very many of 'well- proportiOned though small figures. To from deal of Pnews isi iasdom in their form the kegronti Owers, the good pwpA% ",
them were actually placed ?p�n a . Cron. one accustomed to seeing the regular fea- of Church 6ova en;, while it in said a companions; both will as the greatest plw'
So,, � also, When the robber Smnis bent two turea so prevalent among the pretty, great niany of the rw)ytorl&=' have given sure. We should reled the eye with beattil-
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I I ful form and oclordl, the son wAb sweet
� I)ine trees- to the ground, anti to the inter. .Indiar girls, the Mongol -like fe1tures of up to a great ex t t ieir Wvini,tic doo.
-, lacing portions bound his victim, the trees their Burmese sisters look ugly and repel- trines. ,to any th, iy might agree not to founds, the mind with great thou his, the
.� were theq unbound, and, springing back, lent, but after &while this impression wean have rival causes me all or poor district's hawk with good dlooda; for is in heart
- Bin * that guillos the mind, the mind iaflq-
the victim was dismembered . this also was Off; the women of the country have many If they could*03mt to an understanding on Ill
- retty little ways, and they are very clean- that iat it would be a gtva$ deal gained, enoe our every &at. &W caustus us am and
. terined crucifixion, am was alsol the puniab- -D 11,
nient inflicted upon Pr, metheug, on Can- Fy. Their hands and feet are small and well. and t1c'se might follow in dae time. hear the beautiful in nature, ,, fills the
; . cast and Andromeda. sh2ped, arms ev minetrical, the head well put heart makes us to appreciatod, it &I . So let
; , A good many will not believe in the here. us gather the sweetest of life. the � beauties
I is Greeks 6eldom resorted to crucifixion; on to the nook; their carriage ii erect; , .
the ;arthaginians never. But the Romans their hair is most luxuriant, aiid is taken the ditarytrananiissiom ofelfUnilatiniess, butnoth. of astuM the perfume of good dead@ as we
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. atest care of, tied up a la cJ#inoiw. with Ing in more oertWain ... a children of drunk- page along the rough road of life 'that our
. wera most aftiatic in carrying out this form IP' ards have a far gr ate - tendency to become crown of roses my hide one of
of p luishment. Pliny writes that Tarquin- a reath or garland of tl)wers entwined ; io�4ras. our
.. . log Priscus invented it, and that it came t ey disfigure their ears, which are natural- drunkards than tkeir parents had, while apples of gold be but dead am fruit. For it
int( general use -between 260 and 160 B. C. Ij small and pretty, by boring huge holes in the number of idi4 4s who are substantially the roa,l is rouqh we am sure to flu I fl)wem
. Tht cull -Wit was entirely at the mercy of the tl e lobes, and T-e&r in them either gold or what they an frou the sins of their parents growing between the rocks, and @of. mosses,
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jud Iment, was never present when the clver themselves over with necklets, rings, so ; "a am ofien ban one or both pe- only atop to look for them, share a sure to
men ones was carried into'effect. el c., 4nd tile Burmese gold and silverimittis rents became dru k a the changed be rosev among the thorns, � fruit a niong tile
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. are nearly as good as those in Cuttack. Ofiaracter and � oe of the children. briers. A friend wrote the follosri" beAuti-
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. were crucified, as were also traitors and in- Tiichinopoly, pr Delhi. If anything ociatf rigit . n awLy from drink fal lines In my album this summer ;. .
8urgents.. 'The bpecific charge which made A Biirmese girl who wishes to kiss presses it would be this, (of ch; ldren being debased " Lot aetions be the all .
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waE the . liecusation of insurrecticu made if a born coquette, and i -pends hours in horn I I , t i : Fades in the misty glosiming.'
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ign ininious mannei a i d a loose' ' I - ,
�(a flowing jacket over for .
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. obl toerate the most dangerous Jewish ow i a gaud , cxrfhaugs down over the traders, can bo put and 3r the lien and forced Thm in scene f,ju being poked t h
tin trine. . : lkoulders from;,the waist they weer either a to get it,to time. - He must not sell at a a t
in seeing to have - t uai4ghb 16
" n any -colored silk thunine, which exposes lower rSL4 rumoured a pointmejit of a distiol,u all:
' he most primitive for i ban his neighb e'se those t to I
- be u an upright troe, to Which the victim t , ke inside of one log half way up the thigh 'nei hbors will boicott turn, ad what can Madian society to the highly,
was:eitber bound ornailed. In Ezra vi. 11, or a "loongle! 11 0; sort of petticoat, fastenea Mothen? Why,ofsourve is must break important and onerous work of mottling who
. it i i ordered that "whosoever shall alter th's round the wai and exposing no part of the the ring, or the ring will bra k haim. But shLII and who shisil not have the eutra at
rd let tin,ber be pulled down from his at Rideau Hall during the coming torm of the
. wo p woon. All t4a women smoke and chew is that fair? It all d epentle No mah i is Marquij of Linsdowne. It is quite poosible
h0iise, and being Bet up, let him be hanged b, �tel nut, but have nice, white, even teeth ; obliged to help a man to but ; themselves, tomake hiarry over such a subject, and yet,
the reOD, and let his house he made a dung- ti ey can swim; as a rule, and delight in 4Lnd non-intertiourse maims t4 only results after &14 somethina, of the kind is indispen-
. hil fOr this. "; Titus had no tirrie to aid a d 4bbling in water, and invariably bathe with submission on the offander"m part, ua-
o ice, perhaps oftener during the day. - ablewbetherour overnor comes from Ho *'
.110 izontal bearn, when crucifying 500 Jews The Burinese seldom have more than one less he can defy their and go on his own land- or is rained in Canada. Somel2y,
. a y for months. lie siniply drove a pole way. How can 1 " As ,go " be prevented ? Must make out the listi, for all cannot ba
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I in il, ii, the ground, to which the victim was m ife, and ahi reigns supreme in the house It is difficult to say. All ocombinatil lovated, and whatever plan is fixed upon
I " ed, and he was left to die. I a id conduct@ the purchase and sale of Poll evidently not wrong. When do they be- not a few will he disappointed and din-
.
laves were generally punished by havin ' It ,ceonaries. A girl's great ambition in to come so ? . 'L
- , g k �cp- a 'stall in a bazzar ; it is her introduc- guated. In Canada it in very difficult "
a furea " (fork) slipped over their necks to . It is to be faared t �.zt an� "bryo Lord yet to he in wao. Every ot a has his
wt ich their 4rms were tied, and this was tl on into society, and the equivalent to our , . dlala:iurse the great thing I I to keep
hosted to the t,op of a pole, and secured g He being brought out. The women can not Chamberlain is India table, But then, set. and 0
" for pity's make, who we to be excluded ? the v ice- regal circle on t of any r I 9 or the
. a i a rule, either read or write, for their
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there by a rope fitting into a groove. This I Every drunkard I ' Evi ry seducer?
tie 'Ica evidentl suggested the more recent eats are not allowed to teach them. A few Every dis play of any partiality. Yet what Is a poor
y Eive been elucated by well-meaning mis- notoriously licentious man? Every man wretch of a marquis to do! He does not
cr as to sive time, and as being more artis- who halt made mone., by cheating mod know who are 01%'t*ble and who" not. anti
ti ai 3tirries, but Whether from coining in con. �
it was usual to nail the hands but )to bind t. ct with nstive children, or some other r". fraud, and falsehood ? Why, sakes alive I the most thorcoup demoorst will, I a doubL.
a( a, these girls too often are not to well con- at that rate there woult I scarcely any be left be delighted to got son.invilation. 10 sy, MAy
. the feet. it is eirroneous to suppose that a to grace the banquet, or hand the dance. be found wire -pulling for such b res"It.
,o the cross,
. single spike secured both feet t d icted am their more ignorant sisters. I
one foot in front of the other. A spike was Every Burmese girl is a born actress. and Baltic vary prominent pgrIons would forth- We have no sympathy with imobbery
driven through each foot, sometimes 'to a d dights in taking part in a posy, or national with disappeolor, and so very wealthy ones but what is to be done? Is it wealth or,
support fixeA d -ams. There is no stigma attached to would have to take, a b k am;. It is upon worth which is to secure an tuiree into the
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I on the cross just beaeath the -a Dmen who take part in these performances, the whole a very didi 3u t prob am. Every- - charmed cirele?" Well, who is to count
, plantar aurface of the feet. Additional
cruelty was sometimes practised by the vic. a there in to dancing girls in India, and thing in so settled by t a prici � current,. and the wealth. and who is to settle the
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t] ey are invariably well-coolucted, modest the balsam at one's kero,, hat it is Date worth I �
� I . 1� ;im being aeatvd on a bpike or "horn " ria. I to say that any suchot ioial would be quite . . a. . I .1 : i
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(Justin Martin), though at timts apiece of 9 sure to keep out any i -ho were not husionci. '. � I . ..
WO(A was so p1wed that he might reston it They have some curious castomog such an ally all rigA9. . I I A Good Friansdi to the Chhas ses,
-\ I The nails, aided by intense heat, soon pro- ill rowing pots of water over anyonso and . .- � 'RAN FRANuf8co.-Coasul A. F. BI a. of the
iluce gangrene. Although theculprit writhed e,,eryone they meet on their Now Year's In t a fact after all t X -0 Ish speakeri Chioess Consulate Office, exp hira"If
I d Ly, which corresponds, I think, with our take their plemasures so Nome &Ilege? .M.- ! 11 a
in altony torsometime, it is doubtful whether clearly in saving that he. ton wet as his family
any loDg-continued activity of the body I t of April ; what this is typical at I kAXo,r We doubt it Ing t gh 20 qu"tiOIR have aufttied o4versli, from um
. e . . r and
could be maintained. The weight of the 'in- u it, but the custom In universal. Like there are some w to I doaK rd. neuralgia. and that mo&bb used in
' testines, gravitating downward, produced n en, the -women are inveterate gamblers ; quires an effort wilb a 11 aft,
60 0114% 84- vain. At last SL JaooU il w tried,
,a
.- . a a boat or a pony- race the men and women any thing which can ly. be called -1 �
Int.sausception. Tae circulation was tin- which .1footed Immediate ourso - every
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/ . peded, the viscera pressing on the veins.'The b it together freely, and often girl, after pleasure at all, and is cases it all cam The Consul regards the Oil as the
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laugs could not be empt4ed. Insects got in- Iting all ,Ihe possesses, will stake herself ends in total failure. t it too bad to greatest pain ouring ranedy in exi
to the eyes, nose, earn, and wounds. At _ivat w t she considers her value, and if say that tbi is the with the .
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toln'""all 1111"I''res, dfa*N -3ktA`bVAZ
� WAJWO* &SUWON&-.., �-
One of She many woudwfui anterpriwe
the great Wed is facilledl for, and one wbfoh
no" favorod with o"liortunity should mist
am " I , the great ilormoding astablishmen;
at ,%
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Of is alawago" Pwriod1by M; W. Dunham,
&%Wayne. 111, 33 Milan from Chicago. .Hia
Importations at Polroborou horses hom
Famos. to date. have agaregated, tile im-
wease sam of $2,500,000.00. and at the pre-
sent time at 1, Oakland," 500 heAd of the
obooitivet specimen t of that race con be seen.
while on their Ucloft4o ranges we 2,000
mares and 21 imporsoil Parcherou stallions
ia brooding. I .
He thist �keth liberty and asside &limit over
live in disquiet ; for one thing or other shall
displease him. - I , . I
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In the niumer, and the fall, the urobt
climbs the proorden wall. .
For Teen applies, in ilia frolic ; ,. - -, !
He will salt Ilia fill, till very ill '' . , .
He's doubltl up wiii collb. , ,. ., � � ,4 . ,
The antidote is Dr. ]Powtor's Elftesiot of
Wild Strawberty-em, unfailing remedy for
�Colio, Choolera Morbus, Cholera Infautum
and #At Bummer 0amplelints. (90)
Isis doing some service to humanit to
. .y�
amuse Innocenti ; and they know very Little
(of society who Inks he can hew to be &I-
w4lys employed either In duties or moodits.
tious without any relaistion.
The fruit merochant,p strawbarriso may
notfidthemeasure;bul Dr. Politier's Ex-
tract of Wild 8trawbarry fills the( measure
every time in =th People's roquiremints for
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son unfailing ally for all forms of Sam -
mer Compoldunia. (27) . T
8i1sL a i never shown itself to so grant an
advantage di -i when it is me& %be reply to
calumny and delfamatiol. . . .
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Mr. W. J. Guppy, at Newbury, Informs
as that he has need ardock Mood Bitten
in We family wish good affdot, and adds that
the Rev. J, & Smith has used it mod speak*
of it in high terms of prain. It I'm the great
systoom-rentivating ionic that cura all din-
asis" of the Blood, Liver and Kidneys, 000�-
in# harmoniousi ith Nature's Is,
000 bottleG sold lu'ring the last thron'w'ou'"'*
(2s)
A firm faith is t1:43 best divy'nity; a .good
life the best philosophy ; a clear conscience
the bent law; honq4ty the but polijy, and
temperance the best physic.
Iriald and sufferings are only to be to.
.
!Cited when they have, proved. too severe to
borne. . �
For beauty and -durability of color the
Triatigle ; PAcksgs Dyels "beat the *orld.'
It You naver used dyes before, do to now
and be convinced, 10 allow
Kind words produce their owel image
to men's souls, and a beautiful one it in.
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i nighdall the bones ot the legs of those still -- . - 4 f I �...
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living were broken, ostensibly 0 hasten c nice Wis w4a 'Or concubine, for the two are quithUdlemoust"Ire, me as-laing. Slatinike show that 5%000, Popli
I . death, but, in reality to, gratify the spectA- n arly synonymous in Burnish. but that date not -sm"at . are b&Vi* in the United HiMas Welay ink no
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. t a, who were becoming\sated. On the slightest provocation a wotuan will pleasure All the saine. 9 In be somewhat mor* wb"oy than 25.003.000 i thirty
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Joeath generally resulted from gangrene of c mmit suicide, generally by means of opi- heavy'I'seding, but like their material food years ago.
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I u , which can ba purchased without ro- it is what suits them, though the cooking is I
w title, displacement of viscera, ,regurgits- , riction in every bazzar. It has dow me .igirm to . be- - . -- - what
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ti pf blood through the valves of the g 11 . - 4� fl� bad and the service nothing like what it
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h t, pericarditis, and paralysis of heart a . , ;. ought to be. It must at the owns time be Parched by the hast and drecoolied . by the
. If - I rain of life. I
an lungs. "In many cases death was so- � � acknowledged that the most of the pleasure
. . Anleelp In Church.. .
. eel rated by hunger and thirbt; the vicenial'. � � I . which an Hoglishman or a Sooschman gets *0 Of All the sweetil of Whlob Mortals =A dream
tat on of heat . and cold, or the attacks of Must people who sleep in church m" Din- from his work siod that the labour ocom. There to naught go azoW "row)WOics ..
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a 61c enough of the impropriety of it to try . oream.
tool cuous birds and beasts and in others de.. mences in earneit when he " in for relaxa- Neither is there any remedy known to
, sigabdly accelerated by burning, stoning, find some good excuse for themselves. tion. - .1 mortals that can excel lit. Fow1w-a Extreas
� I breaking the bones, or pierejug ew succeed so well in such an attempt as A good dog of talk and awn i4y ban boom of Wild 8trainobtrry _ae a core for Coal A
- a veteran offender did in the follosing
sulroltion,
the vital organs " (Adam Clarke, " Com- - stance ; but although the wit of his reason going about the suraizod to ' between Morbus, Cholera Latest= gsid all Bo at
i
meDtaU on -Matthew," chap. xxvii.,v. 35). slaves in the first instance, it will hirdly do erance and China. At opy moment war Complaint&. (29)
! According to Orig�n, Timothaus and for others at second-hand : may break out between 9 two powers, To make W44 harmailly oomplate.
. . Maurs, a mwried pair who suffered about ] When the late Rev. Samuel Johnson was though arbitration in still 'his, and may Both Joy and sorrow La the NLrQu mugii, tagoet.
D to. France
the year 286, under Diocletian, remained for be settled on befom this Ali Ile well-known drug firm of 0
� nine days and nights on the cross, exhorting preaching in quaint old Salem, many years had better not PCL14 Nakiwill. U 1*0 doe% W*b, . , rtassod It,
, - each other, and expiring on the tenth da ago, there was a certain member of the con- she may glad that alse ban a = nah sari lan- Eitti;%bi 1,4**9, wflt�w tb�viulr. ye*eep
I . - Y. greg tion, a portly, retireA whaler, who in- I t ' b on bind than: she thinks. of Wild'Strawbarry la ouni at their
\ By order of the E m peter Maximi", in the "aria y -p easain Jo "atandard summer nw*lne% and ban
' �bl slept calmly through the whole 'Uhins to -day is so whooll. it we@ wt** ,W *4,*n AN unfailing Y. fa a
yew 297, seven Christians at Samosats were service. This at length awakened the ire of _ _ reli'm an
subjected to long and varied tortures ; three living memoty. She is ri - slad w1dw &WI;8 01 Do" 004*1XI - (r) . .
. one of the good deacon@, and onp morning he = I Im 0 .
.
- : of tnern were taken down frbm the cross located himself in the Few of L the worthy progressive. she . I - dillida For Are" , . OV4, , I0"
I while ) ot alive, and the Emperor hearing of I 6 to'111%,42 A= 01400 . P
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- ,. , captain, who, ug in himself a to who wo botih , able = h i F ,=
I - this, ordered huge nAila to be driven into comi . w nwi"m as � fter, RPUM w In lnara�
. to -sleep. Th she has 'how.
. minutes later, promptly went . 0 France will have to send he a round half gold ailk, gold and silver gauzes lind nets,
- their heads. -Dr. Cooper, in N. Y. Medical deacon le#aed over and shook his arm. with sistip volvok ohouille, and feather am-
. iournaL . Of Con)le come! wake up ; don't sleep in , the qlobe. The demon of agg may be broidt.ries, the figures very solid, while the
. . "a*,g-4-4dP-P-"W- ;' . ; mestin'. - . I . .strong with France asweif other Ram. grounds are very opon. I ,
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I . Whi should a n be regarded with - " Eli I whelei'the trouble l"`.m%W t1swe "an nations, but bar prull � as is Mot, yet MM P", O" docl*ad $" Neouralglis to
so much he"? An executor of the tsin. I W Utirely throwa'tol thel- Nor is all be worse than the old Rhou"t6m i but
isw-4s, indeed, the substitute of the sheriff, " the danger with France. Is short, Itooth vpr bad either may be. Burdock Blood
u ,,� my," repeated the deacon, " wake had better let well alone, ad ask,wim "
for if he could not be found the sheiriff of the p friendly power to arbitrate ttert will conquer it It also wake* p
� district would have to do the job. If it is " What's the niatterV rtaponded the 1 "Wedon them- blood, regulating the Liver. Kidneys iarde
I., - right to owtence a. man to be Winged, it can captain. "Ain't. Mr. Johnson in I., of cant^' on the undere tin tho lWO"ting motulcous human
n -wrong to carry out theseatemos. But pit 1*, - - . . �isg " award would be final. f , - rl --
ot� be . I I i =,G=- 1: 26,000 bottles sold in the
more thala that. A soldier is also, an ex- 11 Yes, of course he it. Why'P" . I EXAMPLIL-An intempent man was on last three cam" (25) 1
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\ ecationer, and look what a batolierly mesa- "I Waist, then I guess things is gooi�" on all his death -bed. He sent for a professor of The mom we drink we still desire the
. he mookm of 4hiage when he goes at riRht." And the captain o9mly resq,tii,edlkloo, religion, and mud to hinki, Is yallifewlem. ra.AN If we IdUll'tV &It pinions, Ifity
it 1 Ban hoW hill mangles his victim. See slumbers. . .. her beking in paph 6 tons allig' ? ouse 4*1 Mot* W6044
the battered brains and the torn. quivering , ! ;Do( �
--1-4.0-4.4,W,Wb-"VgW � was iheiidto Vwv for the 4 of -1--A
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-- flssk+ba,d*% site sweat, the blasphemy, . � "a' ' lng the Pildde- 4an"t ' irman From' X. wadl� a
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I ti J . 0T. �Amd yet the wretched fellow In,Norway a first-class,dinner " i. OF" an yeal, - � A-- �m W a we -
a g about with a big knife at his 25 cents. " I- is ", Ji0pisay U you know
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, ,pore about t)1"e things thim , pad it it Dedr Sir. -Mr. Wadsworth, of 1! too.
I
ai y for all the namelfts Infamy in- President Gravy trial oftft be aden In -bit -were a ybid, thing I 1q)u iler aIv6 Informs us that you gave him a bottle a
- � Va in a battle, is called a baro after kitchen at Moutsous-Vaudrey, in a bisr blue and jd it, %ult yo (dul not.- &alter yoar Rhommatine. and it did him so much
a u
w -ug 11 preset did not.'; and hero Lam, I am gw4 �batl bei g
- - Istvill " it 10 is Ilia iriind
all the world wonder. And the poor apron, SkIMM' van," which be dolij ,Shot team I .q OL
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hho 'hangman. who does is work in a lights to makc � I .1.1 . . �boout to die, and I want you to prepare to of his, and is an giv& " , .
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I . ,� quiet, workmanlike fashion, is shrunk . An elegAnt"edition of his Hollsesills'p&" most me in the judgment. " These words she wishes to got another battle. Wqpld
froeh am if he had the plague or were an awful s published by the Protectory print' f went like a dagger 6� the profewor:s hears ; you kWly *and: us 'a' boolVe as case. p r
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, morQ Monster Irom whom everyone instinct- Ace s1V Vdine. B* Holiness JW toill ;; *ad 4 Rwee the how& of -own expnong W obei'lis no know whas we con
iveW led. 41l- is - very curious. Foi,, fair privelbge of printing Ilia poetical works %6 '6uaP`r07*-=g, g"U"on -who stands !Of PrQQW6 iti, and as ib sows to be suals a gcood
brutal infamy when doing his job of work, this charitablgi establishment. This first from *0 *MPffaWimme. NYWYOW has iao&aino would it *4 be 1vt 11 to send say
. Maultom taken the liberty to say the soldier edition in judged a very pretty book byW; influence, and It abould be sida, of am tat
. S or half dozen to w an sak or retura .
beep the *hangman out of his boots. Milano" preals. A second edition has been video and plety, of " a" . We ar asum - 1:0,0811 'AN .0" the
gets of'oftbroiderien on goldand silver issued, not so elegant, that can be had from should not, out avoid the of partial a' =8 -
,
I I I I. Now LVIII&VOI Itsioerst ton.
, ow and nelVor black, white, and tinted tke mum PypWaNa del Paimmase, Ud evil, but lia'all Le gabd In . And ioble POD* jwm rue" we No - know at
. - pn' . I in this view we should be our oz- oace, but Ist so Isavis a limits, an sodge 10 I
. 4 -, A1101 am IW4At 0 varyingfrolinsi.50to M -
� - - 81 ch mt My formiap, all the trim- for the benefit of * C"bolie, pW make* ample Land indusboo, L leader pandow , -We remain, Yftft truly.
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1,FATHICIt. Dur-
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Provincial Killiboltion. "nilon. Testimonials I
DII application. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Address, J. DOAN & SON, Drayton, Ont.
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9 Oiiiict a4itin an it you want full
I I bolt the Co -opera.
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I Agents need not do no, to�l sell
as eb-%ap'to the People direct &a 41
�theyeaubuy. I sell at wholesale
piles which is tons than halt
Agentasellat. APt*1aI('srdwIU
" 'DONALD S- NgKINNON, I
L- - 8 Adelalde St. kattio Torontoo, _-j
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Sells all kinds of Plack Silk At Whole-
. sale grice. A Good Black Silk. wide
widt I at $1.25. Sand vash will% order
and express will be paid to any part of
Canada. 35 COLBORNE St-
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Bolls Black Cashmere at Wholesale .
. Price. Our 50 cent French Blue Black
Caslimare to worth 674 cents. Send for
� 8 or 10 yards " sample, and we for your -
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Selb; It Colors In Volveteepv. Our, M
cent Lek Louis Velveteen is worth IN)
. gentaa)ard. Send for a dreadl length
Andoce(oryouraelf. All kinds of Dregs
Ooods Napt in stock. You -can gave q1 a
pair on Need LAce Curtains by sending
an order to .
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selling to cousunters direct, and cash -
will be rv,turned if goods are not as to- ,
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*SwMpAf Unwick. oa � lie T,wn lies
P M2. I z S4 000 Wi-L
betwOolift M I ate" SW *"'- gret
$1.10 cosh down, balsoPee at 61" c4 1-1 On tinte .
to suit Purchaser.- irbie is a goo fan lial gain. .
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Pons"'lly. this gTeAt remedy has no equal. Be-
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Tomato. Out., lRechester, N.Y.. London. "Or.
WORTH $2,600, .001 -
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Blotches, and unsightly Krupilemi on tile (ace,
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Descriptive books with testimonials sent free.
-1;ORTSMAN leader may secure free pam
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Owners of lame horses send postal card to up, "
Hundreds of cures described in our books.
Re" carefully and you will be convinced. ..,
We only ask a fair trial for KIlla's Spavin C re.
We prepare Condition Powders and UoofOInt-
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Keave Powdem Worm Powder. and Ckwe
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All the" on safe at brug Stores and Harnew
Dealers. .
Price of Vila's Spovin Cure $1 per bottle.
I Poor further PILWOW&M. free boob^ etc., write
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72541 all"Oton Ge thgo W401011. FMLD AND WISF4111110K. Wing destrous of Uavir iready Well-
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Is is WA &1=1knowa. havo deterniined to throw oil all p"It th* " It W1111h4k U" a rtion ot
thiedir ealoo!W for the volip purpose of IncreaAnit their circulation - . It�&.11vulat roll id now
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-XV.-r-I&I-I&I-W the following pl&n logs lown adinAed by us: .
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to you for Ulm Ikmtha moad Imulede.1 I -lat-A 017 r" M -Gr v I W Vl1&'1=;
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P- medk$ 111"Clonway.. - "..44y.......- Im �-� law-�ntl k1agur Itings ...
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sil'" 1*gb"magt** *slid sigtex,
stories. ed&. . .cotiogn,
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