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All photos taken by the new Electrib
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Process. . - .
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ly a;m!istauce pf some, bystanders serious
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Frederick and �
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Ezra Reach,
- Office second'doc east of the
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Babies and Groups a Specialty.
Miss Maggies .Bramwell, of
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'Boating is now a favotite pastime wit
assessment changed. Jar '- -, " �'
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.. JL/ Surgeons, etc., �Dr. Res, Coroner),
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. Markham,
spent the 24th here fishing and boating.
the young mi -n here.
Mrs. Johnston, of Cherrywood, paid
ipeal against dog assessment was ::.,, I -
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North American Life Assurance Co.
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, .- .L�_Plokeriug, Oat. ollice hours-Morni
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% - , : ,so to 22.30; evening from 5 to 6 o'clo A-V ,
Peter Lehman, of Pine Orchard, - also
. pent the Quipeen's Birtbdsv in the environs.
tbe Rouge a flying visit on Monday last-
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Wm. Prouse, assesimett reduced. Jos ,;1 -
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Li�gatt,' assessment V 11 I .
changed to T. G. . ;
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of our village,, catching bean and eathering
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. .- - - COROifER. OlEce hours --morning IrRm
tole, even Sto6. Surgery in rear of DRUG
Patrons
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HOLDERS$ NORTH AN
CAN LIFE ASSVRANCF CO., of which the Hon.
Alex.' Alackenzie, M. i,sEpresi,d
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The 24th was a great gala day in this
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assessment changed to Wm. Campbell. I I . _, �-,_ ...
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. *%: *.supplied with Pure Drugs, a &c.. ell
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the GREATEST PH _tiS 0 "y Canadian
neighborhood: Rports of all kinds were
indulged in, so that when evening came
-Mrs. Thos. Hortop presented .her de.
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Wm. Campbell. John McIntosh, Saeos$. ' . " . -t, 4
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lifecompany. Thatsuccees of the C
in&; be attributed to its POPULAROTOT1
TIXE INVEST31ENT POLICY: to 1he
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everyone was qqi4 ready to -zest. Ev,,n
before tHe sun was in the west one young
- lighte d hus6nd with, a bouncing. baby
bey 6ne
ment changed to John Murray Thee- .: ". -
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J. M. Gerow, assessment �'V,
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AWSUM;
ITY I ofh,rs ,its uiomb-
lady became so completel exhausted -that
live to gladden his parents' heart. -.
united. Joe. l5rignall was assessed fo ,
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� :�,_-__._,_-_:_ ministered for , ex:
*wti*n at tile to---
NER in which Its aff . a are, ded �
VAST EXPERIENCE o5 the members of its
PAYMENT of all just DEATH CLAIMS, and t1o:
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0. tbe-e-euing of file same everstfill - .
a social vins held at Mr. R. Knowle's -by
-&I-in.2taking.the silver -cup presented to
4114 -best -F &-tsarn Tj b --d-----
,)n the 24th, and as ttay *hav'
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Its VERY L1,BE,RAL form of POLICY C04-
the ladies of the Methodist church. The
last I hear
be declared finally revised and
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TRACT. Full particulars furnished by.
house -was erowded by people from far
team this year than exinct to
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that the court now adjourn. - Carried. . ...
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. _ .Legaf. .
.. .. .. I JOHN BALL DOW, BARRISTEE
and near. who partook of the good things
olmor6 pri7e takings. They expect to
scoop everything on the Is% ofJuly.
FiaL in but I
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Council regained. .
I On motion Mr. Theo. Pugh, com., WAS' "'. I -_ , .1, -
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I- . _. I I and Solicitor,,Xots" Public, etc. OYincz-
,,.:,*, a . .. I ., laeverell's Block, Btock-street,
Agent f& the following Arst-class Fire Ingur-
. once Coin I-
interestimg program. A goodly Sim was
realized. . . .
stories are now season as
never could tell a fish story I will ' I
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heard re supplementary grant on sideline . I,-
between lots 26 and 27 on 6th eon. ,- '- . ___ . I _ �, , "
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Our village is blessed in having @,most
tell you what happened on the 24th. The
Mr. Thos. McAyoy was ,then beard re %,
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TA_0'�'_s _')r&R&yc,ERX-ouey
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THE WESTERN, '.1 .1 .,
exoAlent-correspoi2dent in the person of p.
0. Vickery, but desh
boys. men- and .*omen caught such a
it has lowered the
road on Sth con. betweiW lots 8 and 1 L. . .. 4 . .1 "
W. Karrimeck was heard re qondft!6n of -
.:'.��z%:'.I., I and Solicits to loan- No
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Risks taken
as."ell is grass," the
Wat liable
number offish that
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on all kinds of propoity' i Lt lowest
possible rates. Business solicited. i4l-y
of us are. t9 e r sometimes, thas
you will allow me to cor;ect two riiistAkes*
water to the extent of six inches.
has preyed a great - dra;wback to 'our
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A petition was h*nded in from Mr. . . . ... I. .. 11
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Ontario Ban
made by bien in a recent issue of Tax
Nxws:-Firat, that W. H.'Dab�ey does
not reside in Oshawa;' and secondly, that
in p r ak
the deficiency. Will a t'ally m a UP
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Chas Palmer and 9 others ask
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for 6t con., between lots 14 and 15. 2'. ,
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,.Notice was Oven by 3slartin Burns that - I
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farmers in thiR neighborhood aro'cuchiug
feathered skuuka, and not feathered rats.
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two culverts were necessary bakWeen lots . . . ... " '_ . , .
28 and 29 in let con., and the statute labor . .
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the Ontario Vet-
PICKFiRING AGENCY.
. alLove named correspondept by the fair
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gurely THii N is
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Mr. Crammer was heard on town , _ a-:-, -_i,
G,.d,,,.','., of
... . s,,insaxy C�Alego. Tqronto. Treats all diseases of
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Open for the transac 1 .
Using
lines "How the Girls Kiss." Heisrennest-
Ews a wonderful paper.
We have be en told of a. person who ad.
line opposite lot 1. 8th con. I .
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WrA. R.- Ho4ver was beard as repre.- .
. . - - . .. taight romytI ttelidedto. 011lavandr9sidOnce,
I . .- oppos to cuth rt,s Jewenry Store, King street.
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OrricE Hocas--Frorn -10 -to. 8; Sato
ladies
vertised geed barley for salf-m the NEWS
ouly twice, and wa I' d to for 200
sentative of S. S. No. 4 West re'the rsio- ' . ..
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ing of necessary funds for
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what the think of h!m :-Put down
in flier -res the year in
with.
new school
buildings in that section. 11
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1 46� erinary College. will visit Wbitevale
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GEORGE KERR, A ant. _
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next birthdAy. to
TIT .;ded it�ccmes be-
list birthday.; multiply the result by IS00;
twice throii h the same media tri'with the
the ,.N Ew,-.
moved that the resignation of Levi Mackey . A
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to tbils council be now ,&=spted.
the horse'& toot atte= I
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from this take 677.42-3 -, subst! trte for the
genres corTeiponding letters of the Llphabin
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We are pleased to notice that. Mr.
David Stevenson ig pulling through Seed-
b roes. dying just when spring werJi was
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Hamphrey. A silver medal we'
commencing. - .
cc ci go into committee of the -Wh0I*____ -
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lVestney and It. 'Omeml. The tieuwas
with itiflammation for:some time, is up
By-lavr mad a gist Sind second time and L ". ,
XisrchAnts, aareuiont.
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shot, off inumediiLtely after the generi.1
and -around again. He bas sold his fine
council went into committee of th .
.. . L . - SpecI&I L%sanUou paid to making willfi,
for ProbL.0 -
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match. H. lVestuey being the victor. The
lot of fitt cattle to 11r. John Woodruff
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�.' '.' L - "" paring necessary papers
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day was delightfnl for such sport. The
tbe great Pickering cattle buyer.
moelon committee rose with leave to . I I
. R, BEATON, TOWNSHIP CLERK
! . Do cogva7sueer, Cominisitdo
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I Mr, Parker gave noiice that at next . . - �_ - - .
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meeting of council he would move for leave
. . . I . be in Broughoun every Manday
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Mrs. Xariay is able� to be around again.
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isawt of debentures to raise foods for the - - .. I I
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is being attifided
Palmer, tnat - I , " * * . . ,:
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grafting, livining.,kc.
each committee I-
smode furnished by
�_ ', '. building. Stes,in and hot water boatin
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Tile Nurth-west
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rebellion paid us a
on paid Us a
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on rose and L_
I. Aurtioloperin'g.
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in every respect a regular coPkz1V, mulng level
premium pollcles it clasured, bui that is now
istues Syliio'uia... .... IS 15 �17 ,,44
.1m.rrrtah. ..._..... 1.2- .. 4. io 1.143
Rod -a fidler. We were also- much
ehe'erid by it couplebf wandering tuuin�
Poicher, that by-law to Appoint a tree in- , I .
specter for the towaship, of Pickering just - - - I I .. . . !
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guaranty o Ir"Im It*, wiffib .y
can poo
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-ad two several times be ubw & tbij4- -
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deposilor 1.
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lar appestiiwce than ariyihinit else.
time and passed, that the Reeve ago the I
"me; and that
� ,. ,:Irbos. Niucher. Valuamr, ArbitraLtdr. &to. Ad-
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�17 Aress. T110S, POLICH FR. Box C. Br6ugharn, 6r
Tip" you know that of the preftitums
which u on & level Is mp icy.&%
yo reiniu Q1 . -ery
The tie between Weetney ai3d Omerod was
shot off on* one range t2OO yards) when
The intant dinghter of L,fr. John Plan.
sgRn was interred In the Christian bury.
tho goal of the oorporetion . .. - --- _.L
be aflixed thevetc� Carried. . " ..'
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pay -
lame part IS merely a ]call or deposit with tbei
Omerod made 1 1 and- Weatn�j ill. .
jug -ground on Friday last. - Mr. and
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The by-law appointed Mr. Faster . -_ - - ..
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.ill M i`� wart rayment of it%4 own obugutio4l
tor family T
, . tProin our s,sechil" corresp*u
but two weeks
from here
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atch am as tree i nopeetor for I SK - ... . . -
The 'on
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:- . . i,:�. �: - - ' OH -N. LESL4E, BOOT AND SHOE .
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the amutint duo your
13o vout Xno,%i,, that it is now ponstble
to obtain pure Life Instirance without the .,,.,.
ILDUT111
removed tA) Toronto when
called to return, on their sad missiol
standingeoinmittees Shoop killid' __ � L. ..I. _,-
b doge beg leave r recorrimend �.! � ,�-
Yle
. work. .Onldrs
I ��, . Maker reqed andaPewu
..: � ,�-�',-,� . _. projaptry sttois:62 to. F worknLLU-
xity of militia tbe*e loans or depoafts, Lad hence
without the necessity of thus contributing to the
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patitior; for the hitnilsome silver t r.0PhT
by
:, Tbe mectings are still progreallg in
the Cbrist.iiiii Cht,treb. Considerable in.
Pa. V m an t Of $ IT to" a T . .1.. . - ,
two-thirds value of -two sheep killed by .�. . . "
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,A)erionced
. - . hip. DooL% forget the Stan .nearlyo"!
. .. ... ; . lio*a, K*ng'strbot. Pickering vUln4r. 7!ef the
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payment of your ovvi. Policy ? , - -
]D<)- Woti knoW that by avoi,kingliteae
deposits or loans you way for many years Rive,
'to
-given the club tt; encourage sharp.-
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. shooting in this Vi�iujty. As the ranges
are excelleue, Rnil the-,daybein, flue, very
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to be manifeettid.
Ilessrs. Thos. Willis and Charles Steph.
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doRm. Jan. L. Palmer, chairman. . 1�..' I I—
On motion the report was adopted. .... .: .. . -
Mr. Hargrave ' ' : I
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., .bile for their pstrotlage duriug
tiie y;�;�-i��e;seen ,,Tcarit. would inform them
from one-third 73 per cent. of the Current
outlay re5nired. by the varies* level
an 70teitl the difference for
. 0,,,d average. shooting was Ille xe&dL-
Iln' Chas. Huniphroy secured the crip for
erson, of Xinsitie, �isite&ou' Uh
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-Surday last. .
was beard re his asseas- .... -
Tpent. t, - .. .. '4,
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.1. - that he has onA&TA his 413,0? and intends kele
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. � J16irtiand Shoes, which he veill sell cliesip, for
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PISMO, yoi .
nose or your tatate'? ..
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. I _. OEO. KERR, Agent,
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the second time with his total oft!S J.)�Iuta
�,rwibl,e 75, while Mr. kleurV'
Weetney )tUr d $he ittedal 57 points,
Does not Balsam meau bal ? If so
'was abytluns� but balm to our maidenly
Lpride to be called "he" by your, Balsam
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The standing committee on roads mud . , __1 �.: .. .
bridges beg, leave to report and recommend ..-- .;t- � �
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LO to lows: -Your committee reconintends . . _ . . , 1. I ..
that
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which was ccnipet�d for members of
corregpondent last week. - .
,show
this. council constitute a committee ... ,: � - Z
for the purpose of visiting the various -_ - . . '-'
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Alrente; Wanted.- .
dic ve never shot in a ,,,&tell.
J The -reason we asked short girls
sbould'be courted's was fiecanse
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localities- where money in petitioned for, ._ ,
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Several members of the rifle club who
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we are
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young for onr age and small lot, our size
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and this council meet on as early a day as � I .I- , "'..'"..,
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- -- %:� jine new brick bull,hug, riniihod In ciperior
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I ..-Chief Agent, Central Ontario,
-living here, availed them-
and wanted to know if it is being dot�l
ble for the purpose of.making the . . .�
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I _ style, E very convenience snd comfort for the
. , Ntriivelliva public, New and commodiousptables
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. L. 7onge Street Torout.6.
P visit and at the sAme titne agske a, bold
right, However, we will try. to struggle
aloug7with the light
necessar grants. commit .
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'_ and shAds. , t!ay L
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strike for victory, viz.: -Messrs. T. and
a obandelier - can
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for one No. 8 wheel scraper, and r 6 ", oV
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11114DW On tile StlbjiCt.
Some
No 2 drag scrapers, mud to Jerry O'Connor I .'L .1
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now open lor the t�"corn nicAstiLn of the
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Thos. Hobbs, Toronto; It.
, of oar boys went to Kiussie for a
for repairing Poi; creek bridge on Brock � .'.' I ..."*W
; � WMug1,d_bauds, has been re
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Greas6nable rates by the reason., F. L.
villa;' Omerod,
Malveim, and '%Z H. Closson, O'l"'a-
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-submitted. -Sylvester Mackey, chairma
On motion Mr. Varty b7e&rzl
Xftin)t
.. is is convenient tor pat"no of the Is- M6415
. .. " . � �&br lunch at all reasonable houra. Good Ptabling
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andthed room. Box stall and analosed var
GREEN. Greenwood. 29"_�- L
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As iptimatied in a previous letter Miss
Annie Moon has IeA for an extended
We wonder what effoat the goose eggs
we bear so h ll ve ou this
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wam
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dition of road opposite lot 17, 3rd concession. . .% ., -7� �
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Staudino
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. . . horses or cattle. Weigh scales, on the niernises.
. - .- *A c941 respootfully solicited. ANNA
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visit
to relatives in Detroit and other American
year's crop ot goolitigs, tell go T., please.
Many th auks to some one for the Btraw.
committee on oontinge as beg : ::� _� -'�'.. . .
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leave to report �%nd- recommend as f.11owu * , , , ", , ,
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.. . ... Froprietross. F. M. Har-rey, Manager, 25Y
OOD pasture ma,j be seenred at lot
'.nd
cities of %he west. The young people will
The subja" i i i i being
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Pt.yment to'CIRrk Bros., the Rurn of - - - . . :,, ,
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-17, cowl.. Pielrerhig.--Pleuty. of pure
water. W. GILCHRIST. 2%111
sadly miss her uetially pleasant Countell
happy itile bar
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gitat a ,lecess to the euterprize. .
021 for printing road liats, list of township :. 11
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oifficers,l ist of clogs assessed,and
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- . ,r RA BOYER, student of Dan 's AInAi
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once and swile. absence
has left at acliing void in the affections
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land ", .1 - %� . �� -
Fred. Reach for. 70 trees, $17.50; to Levi �'_ : , ,
- . eal Institute will give itiRtmerions on Piano
. . 4, ''and Lmgan at aidT residerin in the- Towns of
...]Pickeriug. Forfurtherparzioularse, 1vto RA
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�L, I 0 000, Pilyate Funds to invest
of at least one of our leading young Mon.
. Mr. Horace HoUlwell,,'of the Inland '
Revenue Dep't.. Toronto, has been'the
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Mackey for inspectingtrees,$5; to John Par. . . , , ,:,��;,
ker,the sum,of $12,50 for insurance on town . ,1: � %,��,� l I
.. ., 1BOY ER. Claremont, Ont. . . I. e4y
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4y -IL on niortg&g on f
ip at 16 per cent., in ounis ebet rim"Ir".111r.o.
guest of his father, Mr. Wm. Helliwell,
C au.cil met' pursuant to - adjourntrient
town hall, Brougham, May
hall; to Win. Hagerman, $1,31, over obRrgi -. .,'. 1. .1 I I
in assessment to F A Beaton, : �.'-.:.,T-,)�O
. . PARTIES WISHING TO TAKE
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for tile pa'st week.
at onMonday,
berg ail
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AIr. S. Walton, Toronto, made' short.'present,
calls on some of his friends here recently
Reeve in the ShAir. '11inates, of I
Isat meeting read and approved '
R Beaton, on account ofsalary, 085. Your - ` '.*' - ..
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committee hereby recommend thatin future ' .' � ' . �` , , 5, .,
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Coutts, Pr6f.
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while passing through to Wbitby and
Thos. Pugh, com., reported one
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containtrig one hundred
-,c acres. Good stone
other eastern towns.
I verily believe our little village can
between lots 26 and 27 on 4th con. .
Petitions' were -handed in from. T. C.
ion be paid for at the rate of $3 per diem ; , -, ,.: �-..�Z�
payment to'Wrn Smith overcharge in so- � , : .' � � � '.
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dwelling bouse-aird kitc1fou, stone driving honse
boast of more ,expert fisbers-of both,
Osbori�e and 24 others, asking $100 grant
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sesament of dogs� $1. All of which is �_. '. _ I-
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water throumh the yaril. Forfurtlier vartienlars
psrs�
between lots 2 and 3, in 3rd con.; from W.
respectfully submitted. GeoParker,chair- �, . . , ` . :, .
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Wqtchmaker, 'Pie
apph- on tile prebiises,ortoJOH1 . -FF,
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sizem Ontario. On Saturday businsm
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J. Devitt, and 22 others asking grant ob
Greenwood; frona
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A* Ont. Having been 25 the
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was entirely suspended order to allow
new road, John. Lawton
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motion the report was adopted. . ..
ItIr Parker �,-::.,A
-�. L'... ering, yetirA at
trade, I can gu&rantee_%t1Pfmtion_ Agent for
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ourme,chant.and their employees &
and othenl, making grant on Oth con.,
opposite'.3 and 4 � from D. W. Carruthers
seconded by Mr ouch I ._�,:7,.
moved for leave to introduce a by-law (in _�4 - 1'. - .,
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and I� others asking grant on, 2nd oon.
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duplicate) to authorize the Reeve and T o . '. fm
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from lots -1 -to -5, 1- Manno. Burkholder
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of -this municipality-to-raise-a--certtirr sure - 11.11-11 . r'. ..
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and 9 others. as�king grant for gravelling
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. . .. Co*pital �U,000,000 stg. .
streams till ii tfforts to
.on western townline between l9ts 6 'and 7,
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corporation for the year I M, and that the " , '� . � -
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catch the unsuspecting bass. Some huge
fiph stories are now on the but
Markham to grant so equal amount.-
On motion council adjourned I
same be now read a first and second time,: - ,,, : 0;..,
and that the into
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rounds,
F�* kceptions, veir little
aulil p.m.
Council res-urned at 1
oonhoil go committee -
the whole thereon. Carried,
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- �' - I desire to return my spanks to the, public for-
prompt.paynient of.tbo lose susinined by nie to
credence
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is given to their asse ons.
p.ms
Moved by Mr. Mackey seconded by Mr.
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" By-law was read a first and second -, �,
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. : ' ,business add to titimate tbp.t in friture I will
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tbeGor on Houge. Istakerfug,by the late bnrning
of the Leonard property. R.SFCKER. -L
A couple of our village damselA created
Palmer that this council do now resolve
itself into Court of Revision for the -
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'Council went intocommittee of the whole I I
Mr Parker in tbe'ohair. Committee rose - . . , : . . :�,.,,
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� - keep on band at all times &-st-class rigs for -hire.
.... I—— Thaveadded several now borsessud haveh d
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qnite R rivple of excitement on
evening b* staying away, ratber absent-
par.
pose of revising the Assessment Boll for
the present year, and that the Rieve'be
end reported. On motion by-law was " ., , - I I
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read a third time 'and adopted and � ;.".
- '. in JIat the best of-satimfocal"Ll'
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ed at'ibe "Commercial" wben the
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The
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on the minutes. I I . I _ 2�, ':
" Mf Mackey by Mr
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Wailde soon located near the
members of council then subsceibed
and -,submitted the necessary ostba, and
seconded Paiker, . I _
moved that this council do now adjourn to ., - ".1, I .11.11
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.gp, heading for Cberrywood.
went into Court of Revision'.
meet on Friday, June let, at 10 o'clock &,3n. , z ,��
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`„ i(�A>R=. ton m drl�t solder aparb..o Y m oaltivate �Pil1 OST TO 16lJ. than4 all--o err and evae' •plata- aced ds6m I=PU9ONXV sT Ti8 �� ,
` ,"'"" '` C .''"' `' with bases one w.y. Rgaaiag beans are -- more and more latnlUy,, and finally not ever
1.$folia' Piro b .. planted m bilis two . three lest spar/. Some dmy, when yo an down by the res, the volae of the gale wadded in my sats. Toe leei]eu ssnerseree els racy et sae r.'-
Cassaaa. had boles bay the few The Poalt �tReoord this method of take a long steady look at one of the Nov Ins seasllsY s*ss. . I a
*1 B� Sootis am" n3. He L a os tain in In a from 11 to 14
jpianto he will regniro for *a early �p tkan liming Aga for long keeping : To one pint the ern, be lie is owner, aommwder It was moentag. Our ilttle. boob was ' F,leven boys, ranging erg .
~.. �attemp6 to alas them ltom clod, naless he of salt •ad one plat 'of fneh lime add font ander the lee o! • great, black-balled liner, Its, be a most extraordinary adventure d, ;
lattem t beds is shoran to rales the lasts o@ of boldin water. When cold t It and crew of a cat-boot--& craft used by •ad I was being hoisted aboard."'• The sky oa the beach at Sorban Harbor England, -i
lar the pleasure of P gallo g � fishing and excursion patties. You will was olear. the wind bad dropped to • gentle r*ceady. At the south side of the town
j p growing teem. They rn stone jars. Then with a dish let your dad a crowd of theca men and boats at Tor p gen there is a rock ro loom themafnlaad
__should be set in the ground about the 20th fresh eggs low it, tipping the dish after Et Ba Wbit*head and at other points, and breeze, and the create -s the waves no longer knowti Y NotepPoctt on the to of which
of April. Winter cabbage■ can be raised fills with the Auld, so they will roll out is flay,
past five years not a singglelife has foamed. Its the only
a=sh at tat en bronzed is built the Vane and Seaham blasstfurnaoes.
seed sown is and between the wibhont o ookia the shell, for if the shell dared the ill only Ali
that moment screen•
- ` open ground B been lost from one of this test o! boats. Qaderoeatlt is a 1•r coverall locally known .
01h mad '20th of June. be crooked the egg will sprit Pat the eggs Thais are o mea as wall as old but daring the tiller. All flab wild night-dnr. 9
Tss Tor@Aro.-'tomato plants should be is whenever on have chem fsaah, keep cov young =ng every minute of that mad race over • as the " Smugglers' Cave," which, at high
sols oat about the flow of J nae ; the sad ■red in a 000� Laos sod will k freshO° will find°310 ll broar.Ldireather• _ng
mUaa of bo[lins crena, his eye■ had tide, is filled by the sea. Among the boys `
gro P . y OeP ten, , silent, taciturn, Some faces �I referred to the a loration of = cave end
d Uf ib b Lora ear. 8 novo closed sad his Lips n*veropened. xP
should have been made very rich, w y can be read. These cannot. You will no- There was nothing to read in bL face-no the unearthing of treasure of some boo- as
keeppt from from weeds no farther attention' Keep your cows comfortably ho31sed tics, if you look keenly, that then is a more than if he had slept at' home In his near of the past had long been . w object to ._
' will be required. Just before frust the vine Keep salt before them at all times. Sae shade of maxlety over a1L It fa then by bed. His time had not yet coma As he be accomplished. and a determination. was at
may be taken ap with 111 the earth that can that they get all the water they want at right#. These men study the sky-tbe helped to lilt ms ap ha spoke dor the fiat lash Dome to Derry out the project at the
be kept adhering to the root, and trmonsiar least twioe.a day. Water warmed to 55 at tirade, .the eat of the wind, the ruing rep :ice: first Actingg opportunity.
Ind to the cellar, where all the fail grown..60 deg will move food iad imprisons tho milk and the going down of the ens. Their drily .. Thank God I I feared he was dead 1" A certain Saturday was fixed n on 'for
' tomatoes not already picked will ripen. !apply. Feed regularly both as to time and late b•'s combat with, the day of search, and tdey starter head
_�� os Ruxxtxa Bssxe.-They' c6aaot gamatity. Mild regularly sad with no ca• insatiable tides-the Aero■ demo who Iarks _ - ed by- a traity_blder, and pro with -
ted until settled, mild weather, , soy ane haste or radeaesw Seraln the milk &%&he' bottom o!' the res and tewhes ap. to s[8T1[e-Tont Daaf:6teri IgdepeII• 063113183.1mntoras, torobes, s pick, sad sho-
le =h a cool lace. own him victims. dent. vel. Eater=s rho oavora at low water,
Four plants in a hill, with hills four feet. Skim atter about twenty-four hon, an put In summer they are captains and masters. rOm as ,. they nom war , w soon were so -
-each way, is aiolosa as they ghanld be the cream is r moderately.warm place to winter they are banded tubo life-saving for May : - yr said it not be wiasr for w }ret upon the object of their labors that ttiey
grown; as they require plenty o! light and sour ;'stir thoroughly throe or Soar times s crews. , It b'peril-alway speriL You hen? indaos young garb in thonsande of haPIPY, neverneeied the tura of the tide, and it wmis
air. T.ima3 mad novas being very tender d�y� Churn at 60 deg• rhythm in the-tap' Nap' 1 lap ! of bhe waves p'0�rous homes to make ample ,provis on only when they found escape from the sav's
&old not be planted before June let, For The =atmos in the Eastern Btata are ap• aga�t the sandy beach. They hear a mea• °t any End all enurgeaeies that the intnn by the Ray they had catered impossible
" -sha71 beans, the best kinds •n Loge white Flying themselves mon and more to dairy sue. To yon on the &ands 6 change of wind mmy have in atom for them ! Could a better that they realized their position. The ws-
pole hortionitnral.. Either-the- n,8 A to the third volume; ja3t ie nothing--'-Tc-theae men It may mean the nee be toned for some'of the Lyman *at in- ter drove. _.ahem farther and further book .
F b wax Poe a exoel• loaned, of the Massachusetts amens, taken clutch of death. A barrel Roes floating rep or tervene between the time s girl 18aves L}n the alive,. until at length they found
_feat area or a_-. _Mean. _The dwar!_ ■ ,_ ts- aced is OhaL ye■r dower bhe shore, yon'may wonder why it doer school sad the time she may reasonat l�q it impossible tp swede Tarther. To avoid
_ -=--- are sr ht comes sad oes. hope to marry ! The field for woman stho
beans 750,000 Hay b an important crop. Be• To these mea It signifies_ a now o acne - 31 o so climbed as high up the walls 01 the Dave
Tae: Baan.-It regaires m deepp, sandy fusses 1875 sad 1885 the quantity of milk wash is a new, spot--another danger to on. �y different dtre0tioas that • vocation Y possible. Others had no' alternative bub
.••loam ; should be sown as early Y thegroaad produced rose from 36,698,09•w 72,528,728 oaastar. Never a man of them but has lost cera e6.ily be found, ont■ide the profession to stand pressed rep against the end o! the - -
_ - is to good working order, sad the planus, es ere, very nearly doubling. Tree prn• father, brother or son is the v ful water; °f teaching, that will be quite Y congenial ,vera and allow the water to gradaallgcreep
son as w rep, lucrative. Bookkeeping, wri , tole-
or ten Inches apart for the early crop. sow= ad nearly 2,000, 000 pounds. The ecg crop has fought to ave his own Pmg. type Higher End higher rose the -water, and
fag for the winter crop alwnld be sbont Jnly w&s mon thea doubled between 1675 and Do on wonder,. then, that they are grim Brophy, ateaognphy, engraving, dentistry, 'deeper and deeper the lads became Emmert _
yy medicine, mania , and s dozen other roan•
let or a little earlier. Leas thine will 1885. • The increased attention given to and silent? Do you wonder that their 8 ed, until rgme of them avenged, ho a er the
be proper than for the early crop. oar to fraits to a narked feature In the change. bronzed faces wear o hunted look, sad that Potions might be mentioned. Tama, too, ahonlders They allmsaaged, however, to
Qua taoheswUl be narrowenoagh: The ear The apple atop of 1885 sou nearly 1,300.• the=r.lips sometime move Y if whisperin tadnattW schools might' be established, keep „root, notwithstanding their weakened .'
ly Bastian and Dewiag's: early turnip are 000 bushels greater than- that of 1875, to tbomiselves : " It may dome tomorrow I" where the daughters of wealthy parents ��tion, produced by shouting for help,
r standard■ for both early and late o tops while the product of ormmborrisa' mon than We had been fishing near the bar of the could be trmined in the practicml details numbness from bainR compelled to stand to
Beet tops need Y groans aro by many pre- doubled.. Inlet for two hours-a grim old `ciptain-sad of any particular industry ffor which they the water. Now spit thea a broken wan
b toed to dande7loa or spinach ;the Swiss The farmer, a . an aLpiceltnnl I. Hardt ten words had been 'Pokes. 'I displayid a special aptitude. If it is not be• would dash in among them, rendering their .
Bre y yy math. the sons and daughters of-a monarch don still mon loss. Moreover, the
chard ur silver beet is grown entirely for writer, no matter how few hb aura, can- understood him ani would not try to break POsi Pe> _-
tlrb It sends of fresh make m b keeping a Mew &hoep. Then B o myself to learn a trade, it ought not to be beneath all the lads' hts bay
gpnnspore. sprouts through, his °oast while I m felt m bit a6 cave was nearly dare, lig
contitsv d the moments, n platter envy y esB to h nervous over the outlook of the weather mad the non& orad their go of example,
p Amen• la beenpnt out except one, sod continued
sed to
Y a�8 b always loom for em somew ere and oa tc emulate their exam is provided g
-&Low chop cat 01 ooasame and tarn Into money food that the behavior o! the sea.' It sou a trim, mid BOOB P . P give
a forth h o! the`tivlllu and ooatitsned to
rammer day,' ben and there an ugly they the regaisitw ability to do so. Rev forth its feeble lllnmTdation ' One of
otherwise would be wmind. To illustrate : y, B y ,• wTwo yews will suffice to make may the boy& at last, from sheer wantof strength,
. CLAsexricAmox os GRAmmis. ser a farmer cultivates dal eighty acres, oload, ahowiuq ragged all around the edge, 1
. . y "ad slow! about There was a &tUla*o bright, gat0k girl sonvere&at with all the was washed from his hold== •bay •soon
r Frain ub=efly. He keepm • few cows, y m obrles of the art of hausek is gg
- The grantee, for convenience, mmy b* teams. One fifth of hb which startled me. If a voice reached nm y esP B °fact and , with
oohing but t e arks �lof he dark-
ranged-its two gonad divisions. The first tarn b necessary seams.
one flab m3aciow, ore from the shore Et was tinged with melaa- °may i! she be wise enough to atndyy the art and ,with nothing but the odes of hie nom-
divimtoa arm all the true sea or Pas done wheat choly, Y ti the owner spoke 1= greet. Pr ily Y well Y tbsontioally. Th rade to We him, mnoomeded is seafaring � t.
P • ' thinks be Y Y mn0b stock Y he oma ne memo sick sad children will be incidentally learn
ti a long sheath divided to the base which knebat i! he pato one ,haemato cold have kept ifs lest on one of the1, in*" harms In the mean time the lads had bean mina-
seaaa. � arzatbat; every Ave a0ree, he will and their products a more extended stud of olo Fant
-.which the stem appears to palm ' otaas �n Its the earl Ona ran ahadder the boat lifted her bow high try y P �' absence caused inquiries to be made. This.
_ The artificial grasser an mostly legamia- y �7 in sir and down with a crush to throw hygiene, oto., thea- war pted cit e , _00whit
one Luis with s few stems whlab are oalti- on the sod'whiah L W be planted. and will sews need not be leafed either, while resulted la their en got whereabouts boor - -
nt hart tits land. but will live well- After' the spray m snore of foob.awa °g nig known. A rumor then got abroad that •�1
pp ., , y leisure will readUl be !card for or
vat*d and aced like thn greases, although that th Oats o into thus ,mad will Ground swath' explained the captain Y y the boys h•d been drowned,!and soon forth
bhey do not properly belong Ya that family. they B I looked n a •my --- rs0reation that may snit and vI• 'ala mathen,-brothers sbi*n, mad • lar
Simon after the cows to vantage. A ran p ly' sinal trate Another year, or los m6 ,
The clo`rers of all varieties, the alfalfa, ate., on the stnlibles after her*eat w=!1 ret be felt, You read of a qn et am It is never quiet. �' y body of other mea, women, and children .
be added to the sine devoted Lo thaw
: belong to this latter class. ' and in the tall then is len of food. And In its calmest moments it trembles sad �• rushed off in eager baste w the top of the
In general, grooae ought to be cut not through P tarts, ii desired - Bat, mbove all let ra►o or
•Elco tl ohadden like a woman is the sink, and ' °lid Then wan ao of .reach them.
long the me of dowering, ler altba,aghthe winter they can kept oa what three yeas be conscientiously cat =r' !or v►►y
he the otbeestoek would not oonsams, with the mea call they tremhUngt and mhaddariagefrom the chore, nor was there any posribii!-
-there b agnat deal -of nourishment int the ronnrl swell There ls no foam-no th* ezpreY parpo&e,oi acgn(riag a ugh of in down the recd itous face of the
• seed, it is hardly enough to make n addition °f s little grain' B meatal knowledge o! some art or TO- Irt B precipitous
p defined wave-bat the sea lila rep as it to e2P°ri .71 A w t3 ropes. Nothing could therefore -
toiethe loo in the ab►Ls sod leaves, whish :throw off a burden. There Is maliaeia It cation whish would render its posseanor be dose b bhe hundreds of people who had -
We most valuable before the solnSls self-supporting and, conseque fly- =idepand• yy t to wait natal the ~fall of the
A Deer's Caricas dliesidTentare thorn is something daiseer is every heave, dallected ba
3=taberials, mach Y etaroh, gam and @ngv, A cosaopondeat writer the Field Y The mea looked oat to &aa, dnbnkda and eat tide world admit of meceo to the °ova atom
we graduall chs= into wood fiber. " If tba tide of ublic opinion favor ug
bh y B� S follows tam Btaakpola, Pembrokeshire : unfettered !oe B4OOP miles long, bad Lben theahon. ydeao.witUe the imprisoned boys
_ The beet inowa reused for the onrrant such a crouse won! bat mei in, man a one
y Some of am tendon be interested at the hand. I watched his face, but It van � paced •terrible time that jars when they
y mmaayy would be e3 untold suffering an
'worm, which lnteste both currant andgoosa to bear o! a urticas misadventara--which like a atone.___ . .. _ _-- -- fiery thou bt the wont had come the water stop. -
In after life. Int the tiuh set tae' examplm
beery bush*% b said to be white. Hellebore. happy to a deer at this place a few da7e. Just then a shark struck our hook float- fa'this matter. The can afford to do whys- r slowly the water lett the nays,
-Now, white hellebore b an altogether differ- ego. Early one morning the herd o! dear tag out ambr31, nasi !or the next ten miaabu ever ease■ them, acyd, therefore, have it is and "' "iOrt time they telt themselves In
anbdrog from blank helisbore, so remember were aotiaed to bg veru mach disturbed- we were ba Alt o! • mddea we loot the comparative eatery although to dmrkoese..
gT thg�ilrr user to mold blio aloe. Be not
land sea the former. The cheapest and and daring about them and ocomeionally darting snuohins, and at the same moment I heard afriis, iris, that you ,will your self- It was bow*ver,10} oolooitas night beton .
at mode of application is to mix the hell*- off in all directions, taking ret in w0000dd a Dallas afar a the inlet like Iron-shod hones they wore rescued. �
n�a P fm soak irksome. Remember that oo- 1.
' boor is waist.-. i't, - a beaptn9 tables n- and water several swim -the lake over a cobble stone streak The - - t' - .
-- —ful otthe powd-Ur - t_d +- dfi h6oun tE e k on ones e- n t rags ed O cad■ had )mote tc her, o to ha iuld and ewn .
A cart, of boiling water, sd��1ng all the P BB torn i& no res w y you aol not seam a m s;
9 erg halt ratherremiadIng ouoftbehardof swrae,eto, torose, and a white squall wsm thundering while you work.
.while to maks certain that the ■bon is y Some ten years W. M. Gain tta wan rs-
ButbneevUspir}b in thii case waiaae of their down apoa as. Tam cry will be raised that there is
thoroaghl saturated. Tara this mixture comrade. In pre distreeg. -$e hid bean " nall I" said the cs tail, as be ob ahs y loosing from Paris to his home in N .
_, Into a pawl of sold sorter, stir well esti ' P danger that such a plan as the one advocwt• He was in hb baggy. The night was _
.rumbling about the keepers hour* the night line mad let the shark go, and motioned for ed here will tend to give girls a distaste for vveeerpp
apply with a syringe or osdtasry before and had t entangled In a ohildnn s me to orae wader the half deck. B g dart. He went .racy si�wly, for he scald
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watering pot m object is to wet every g° p the gre=et ret rrmeno at bone, but there b not see hl& horae'i b*ad. Suddenly, his
Teat ;maks two appliaatlons, a few days &soils, consisting of •wooden rest, meawr• It was upon ns next moment We were. li{e craw for te6r. Not; one in in fuses
19 inches b 9 inches, and a sufficient at anchor with the sail down. There was B iaoeoe reared. A aua who wet touch.
oa the
apart• While white hellebore is too one, I � 7 t will vol31ntarii obooes • bnsiners lite 331 his
lihae po len th of rnpe w faster =t rotated to Dae of n to ha doe bat eider it oat The y y road had felt the hone'tnoso torah. tmea,
is little oe no dmaLZer from its. ace, Y y L6Uag preference to dommet'c bappinees Indeed. and had started up. As Boon as Gambebtm
his horns. With this acquisition be careered ant rash of the nail seemed to drive the i hh
above o little o aq t is,ob#olntely certain that moppy mmrrlmges saw what bad acccrred, be cid
�--- -` o e chances bre that bafara the trait b rtaay she park, mond evidently appeared err boat under, •water, and. the oeream of the would be promoted by thi# very independ- •• You stupid fellow : You came within
tonisin d•that bks associatem should look upon wind had something w devilish is =t that I once anon women. Not bein at leisnn
Sipe enough to eat the rains will have washed _ B B w 6ce of being killed.
doff all traces of the hellebore, and should an him with each ewe Keepers were seat out wry forced to forget els eLe for the moment b„ nurse every ff frn0y, res wrnr'd •, I wish I had been.«
y to try to secure mud liberate him; bat 6e For five minutes the boat so ) sad . .
Somalia o Ohs oicstars the irdiL will presens B elect to wa=t pat sallyy ngtil the ighL of tone ., Why so ,..
a soiled appearanos'and'be rejected to c0a managed to evade thous. by bidtag between stralaed sad heaved, like some bon ed mai• lov came into their livm" .,
a fallen tree sad a pigsty wall. Its this se• _mai to the taco of appalling dancer. The 1 am &poor warkmaa 3!; muter cold 1�
@*gnenoe. olnded spot he reauiced until early ooze downpour of retia Deiced Y suddenly Y it a me ti<+ go to N— to .collect a bill of two
- - morals ,whoa he was discovered mad peewit valve hmod been rioted, end thea the wind Literary Morse Dealer. hcndred.frrace I was paid in gold. I poo
$reuwseas: CvLruas recommenced. 8e went away a. If mrd, seemed to stain additional doors The cap Asderwn, the tamoas Piooalilly hone the moruey in my pocket, h did nos know
Strawberries do bot anymore seam to juu'aing a vark-gate 5 feet 9 inches high- thin stood its' the sternaheete, looking ' there uses s hole In It All the grid has I
l a6 derler, (s dead, and hasten. in man, y ono was talleu oat. I cannot hope to ceoowr it again
btta the la prices of former ears, says handicapped, remember, with 5 fix of am• straight •head. Hb face was as unreadable Y a patron of letters This man, who was ,
g rya y y Ger aboss his head ; makiaa tdr the.vi e, as a clone. 1 ore t beak to kin mad just Y is this darknean.'
the Orchard sad Garde . We most econo• � P I very wonderful is manywrys, honest among .. Have yo one cola left!"
mise somewmy. Bret the actem w save in haves beaded and turned book Into the 'I palled myself up beside him the boat other things, although a hone dealer, sad „ n
k which .he crossed, and then went swum her Lead right .sad left in a vicious eve da do the XOM* Poet the sporting 'Yen, herein the only one-left me.
" the mannrb aoconnt is like trying to make Pas B every y '� mmppoo B Gambetta untied his inter t9taat was N
the dairy business y by witbholdln the straight at the boundary wait, 6 feet high, way.and he shoo is my ear: articles of " Prvo "There he mach admired,
' p• gg which he cleared I After swimming another "Gone mdrift !" and Prvo receives a tmorge legacy. Aodersoa nnderaeyth the bag®; held the nota to his
_ grata rasion from the cows High caltivm Lke he'wY overtaken, ant call shot in The cable had ted. and we were driv• nose, and said: _ • -
tion and high fording is tihe only thiajt that y Par was one of the. most sacaoofnl as well as ., Go fetch, Tom."
eau make straw culture table in & w exhausted and mach-braised mtata Ing dead out to sea-oat upon the mrrgry most trustworthy' of London horse dealers
beery P� �— waste of waters which hail' no check be Its hb old •ge he was assisted by George � Tom boaaded,.and every mouth.
Dams
dull market. "' - tween that inlet and the coast of s The back with a locus thed*or in rk moth.
An English strawberry grower uses an ;81s iYil1 WAis s Short One. >? Aiw, about the smartest horeoman is In half an hoar the workman had all his
I used and woodashes spread shoat t6elLnb bow fell off until it pointed out to sea, the Isad, with •perfect figure; end admirable Bis master was so web
and' worked into the Boil, mood recoa►mends They are telling a little story ai the dieet' captdn gripped the tiller and ret down, mad seat and the beat boot* and breeches that mO°ay a
It am a clew fertiliser for strawberries. No ibout &'well-known reel estate mea of con- we drove ahead like s live locomotive. could be bought A prlotice o[ Anderson's nowplanCd that the had
dry he bought Tom •
-'weeds its that etdersble means who b a little careless is I31 m gale on landyou hear the roar'oI the which may be of ase to American horse now collar, aad.had the date of the Incident
his business habirs•and has allowed a. large wind, bat •its vengeful shrieks-it fierce dealers was to pat Rice on the heck he sages°ed °° it .y
I .1The composting of oosrse manure, even =amber of unpaid to lecamaLie to ver- sareamm-its voice of. triumph as the great wished to sell• Rice would 'make the wi- An Archduke's N8r101i BeCsye.
t for • period of one or two yeas, with not ions parts of khe city. The other day he ■ems leap and dash and threaten to over mal show off at+ no one e}ee could, nasi then .
des the vitality :of batt the weed seeds , Anderson. with a erdtle like Bret' Harsb'e There was • Lreuteadons fall of rooks the
. m iti took it Unto his head that he wduid have a whelm are reservadfor the res. It is a lion
new will drawn a ,sad to that cad ansa, won soy : ., o er ay n n y-fit�
L. Considerable heat in fermenting manure Gear Ripe is • fellow, but he Piesis sod rieate, near .Gratz, sod then
F may kill most of the weed seeds in it, but it coned a legal friend who was acquainted tiger which has had neither food or drink +� good
', , also sad alwa in, airs .the tame of the with his little p4ouliwity. The lawyer pat for days doeea't know anything about riding a horse was just time to stop the express which was
p down the imposing clause, "in tae name I looked, up into the face of the captain When yoa'sre oa that little animal it'wUl then due sod Un which the Archduke Otto
manure. - . • of God, Amari;. I —, being of sound There was anxiety there; bat there was also look very different indeed, sir:" was a passenger. If the rocks had Dome
- Noise. ,' ltben he looked atetnaeae and determination. •The eyes This ��y effected a sale down five minutes later the tesla naso have
ap at the tea estate men. atmred straight sherd. iso lire feu 4 storm• been lust, and the disaster would hmve lei to
Prune any time the weather b fit and keep " I desire," said the latter, " first, that bank. The fingers which clutched the Offer. The Poet Pope in RU OId Age. important CrownItsran, for the Archduke Otto,
1bm knife sharp, all my just debb shall be id. had growa'fYt Had his time come i It failing the Crown Prince Rudolph, who -has
The lawyer wrote, laid down bis n and so he would meet it as others of his .blood Alexander, Pope had not, to use-Da- no sore,- b ..fate nt,xt heir to the throe of
For fertilizing `parpo■es then b no more 9 .. .. .
valnabie form o! tach than wood ashes asked him to sign had dans. - Qaincey'3 words, drawn that supreme prize' •Atistfla.
P° "Bat I'haven'c finished yet," said the I looked over the, gunwale st-the leaping, in life, ,'a fine intellect with a healthy � _
Be sure and plant good seed potatoes even astonished real estate man. whirling, boiling waters now showing their stomach," and his whole story testifies testifies to The sweating system in Londor producesI ; z .. A
$ the geed be costly. Bat do not plant too ., Oh, yes, you have,"'replied wysr. might. It was the fateful whirlpool of that foot As years went on his little 1 fearful reports. Ido. LskemsnI one of the
, many acres. "That's all that's necesnry. By th time Niagata majiaified a thousand times. It nre;ia its rnety black, was seen more rete y Factory Inspectors 'met a woman' ter the e
t . --' Good roads are the most obvious marts of that desire b oompliei with year- will was as if a great cloud bunt had set a thou- in the Twickenham lanes, and it he took East End working for sixteen hours a dry'
advanced civilization, and are essential to be taken care of," • • ud.riven flooding the world. The fleroe the air upon the river it was in a sedan• making waistcoat button-holes p the onto a .._�
. .: P>'OsPoTItY• ,��..o yes. ��� wind caught the foamy create and tore them ol;air thsi waa•lifted into a boat. Whoa he Ava for twopence. In tar•0ape making a :.:a
---- -_ The hen that is motive, ecratchesvigoroag• UIIdeclded. off said hurled them through the air until it visited his friends his sleeplessness and his woman said : " I work from 8 to 8, and
ty, and teems sue-c-me to be always resorb- seemed as if the black sky was -1 e••' with multiplied needs tired out the servants : earn five shilliags a week, sometimes less.
isL L'g for food, is usually she ore fibs: r_ a �'he Danish Ezbtbitioa as South Keasing• great white birds I now the fir• u torsos- whit in the daytime he would and to Dom• I have nothing to do for viz months in the
`cod Lyse ton, London, solei,. i': fa eznsoted; be inasg•• ing.men as the waves heaved r •cia rep. I pony ayes though the Prince of Wiles was year." Its the East Ead, and *yen ii pentral
Dwarf peen and cherries often imld a anted oa the' 14 inert 'Its, order m bo 'a onus stiffened mono, dripping locks rad gaaat tsllciag of poetry. He were martyr to eiok. London, for the lowest class of men's,ah=rts, i
y bodies. Zt mom• a ser of the decd-a mael- headaches, Aad to the intervals' of relief sold wholesale at eleven shillings s dozen and
oro the second year after planting. kxping with the verbal atrocities of the u f,
good p 1 „ „ „ „ „ storm is *blob the o0rpsa of gam6rc..eca from ahem would-16s tormented by all sorb retailed at thirteen &hilltng& `and sixpence, 1
bat for the after good of the train such early Fisheries, the "Inventories,"
the COL• wen floating mid whirling. , of morbid cravings for a rare' diatury the worker's remuneration b. one chi I" 0, I
bea�riag�ia Log* gnwtities, should be din• indaries, and the Inventories. this is bo be The night came down, bat I oontd see a which meet inevitably secure their torso- dares by machine work and threepence a
co nailed the !' Daneries," sod the Italian ej' above me. strife of the brain dozen for buttonholes and buttons A".
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Sow more clover. Sow it w[tStG6 aipeiag �� �' never drtmgm*fl grip. The darkness shat if t th not ezou&es m go�tartoezpl•jn,- woman by close application may make a -
what will they call the Irish - exhibition, The w soonwhiLe face and er; but the ressed $o rs of iron witlf the obler o
where yon• do ,not intend to lay the ey go g y uch of the Iso ad• dozen shirts a day, and thus painfully earn
•a old down for moving. Clover will @moth• which opens on the 4th of Jnnel-{Mda. . of the corpses, but f brought moans, mad mirable side. of his character. His irrita- six shillings a week; the her must be r
err other weeds LhaL would dtherwiso ma ""w ""asses' x"— wait, sod shrieks, sod I etc ped my earn bility, his artifice, his meanness even, sn content with three dings But worse
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their seeds with the grain, and will make a to keep out, the sound& Did you ever more intelligible in the case o[ a man habit even than all thin is the .2}d. paid for the
good drop to plough Its. ' Anatole (ta De James, alio has been trying bear the shriek of a'woman when the steam-' wally racked with pain, mud morbidly con- making of a groan o! matolrboxes, my
Being like h .dry and rather light soil, _ter make Mmanlf understood in bill-of-fare or, which has battled so long, suddenly goes scions of his phydcml sbortoomin@ than expeditions worker is this line can only 11
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though they Will do well in any garden soil French) -" If se gentleman will tali zoo down to her gave ! Did yon ever hese the Chep wolf 1» =n-lbs rasa l 'whom _tnrn.ont_Lhree thousand bones ►week _hy—
t T not -too too early in the spring. Legasge yob ire was bora is I will very one load, ion cry uttered by •strong mea God has made fall-limbed sod l," and in Iabonrfag &ixteen bonrs.s d6y, and aw thea
Dwarfs are earltesb and most lardy, as • moi h better understood." as his &tr suddenly laves him and the the noble be•ohiig of Arthur's oonrt, his in• earn the magnificent wage o! font shillings
� �e,' Iu _garden oaltare beans are Mr. IfeJones (td friend) -"Queer, ain't it, waves wash'Over his head ! Did the mhrieks firmities shonlol entitle -him to a larger a weak. Is thbre no work "for the large•
y pLuted-in rows, 18 ceche@ nonoil how soon these Frea;Ohmea forget their own of children ever come to you Y an awful charity of judgment-[Austin Dobson, in souled emancipationist and wd•sLvery
d t" '• boar's "tor Ms hilsnthropist here! We rather tWak so.
u a#pd 3 inches apart In the row ; to fid cal. lingo when they get covet here -[Psi. death abarsd .them . in the few ! I Beard hla l . Iaisgaslne y.
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ABB�BB�'8 888* byre daDaY• Pale �r Carr'. yoaag•ati COnsupava Cdrable.
Sizes the taut that consumption is both • � � +
— _ The Pope j wile•• rho i•wa1 resoript on ptevatable, and is its earliest stage uarable, 1% i, ��� ��� •
'" o♦galallR, the groaad that the Prra*Wln themselves it has lost mach of la tarror, It the Sny a =,
• . 'Grain is reported to be have condemned co and the Plan at ,.
po grot►iag well fa boycotting symptoms are at caw recognized, and the ��
Manitoba, though a little rain is needed to �Pd9lL proper remedy applied, very few, if any — ,
lulp it along. It is stated In London that after the Whit• one, need die of consumption, which Is really t e r oT n r',
—ustUs reesss the oa will demand lung-sacofala Like many other diseases Lid Q7� ��
HenryHwTaylor, ex•maw$es of the Ontario 1711 -
: Investment Association, was acquitted it - eDguiry law the administration of the this formidable ono grown out of impura --
London on two charges of•mt"eippropristfnig Q�ei Aab. blood, and this, la tarn, from a diseased c t'
Ike sasociatioa' mono The m cos - liye no in s t, the the. backing �n h com
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•,,.� y. respondent of the London g g ,F,
AQtorney-Ganerul Mowat lett Toronto on 'Standard le that no doubt exists as to lobos ins is ohs t the ,aft. Ittn aid
all the mymptt,tne of bastetuag consum tfom . "1Y'
" :Saturday night for Eagland to argue a con. the absolute and unconditional obedience of all the result of depraved blood and a din" rye
etitntional gaestioa before the Privy Conn•. the Irish bishops to the Papal reeoript. ' eased liver. The use of Dr. PIerce'a
allregardingthe title to certain Indian A remarkable o anon has been "`
pet per. Golden Medical Discovery will arrest all v�E Nervous Prostration, Nervous 1'(�_ BOILS 111t1PECilodl rad ,ih,om" .
___ _ : __ _. - formwd in Vienna, a nerve, having been trans • such symptoms, restore the liver to health eadache, Neural ata, Nervous ce Com of Cteeada.
y Weakness, Btomac jnd Liver 1ingineersan Bolioitote-ot-Pataata, ".
Aa Ingersoll woman gasoline with plate from r ribbit to a clan witfl oo,ti- Selsun, and send streams of pure blood into T o>i T o.1.
+ the water in the cloches boiler to help tale plated saeoess every organ. Of druggietL Diseases, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, G, O. Rossall affection, Oblot Eaglnaer. _A. Faraaa, Sang-Teas& ', -.t
was weeks beforeeshgt re ov ed from her oonfirmBthe etatemeats marde fa his Florence )n the oouat was alarmed atheh h'aratro mh w E A Kd N E R b Es of the Sidneye.•-- -
-- young y+ g $ AGENTS : 'AGENTS : �.
b�ra.. - �� pp OUR AGENTS Maitafficent Parallel Bibles 9;,�
letter that he did not desire the of a'cow. She wan 'too frightened to ran, Pettus a CELEEY COIPOt SD is s Nezve.Tonio WithrowbPQpalar " History of
Mr. Justice. Robertson v d en fo
e 1 refaaing to dissolve the i4wc• The Duke of Cambridge, in a speech at said, in a very stern tonporsao;e: Coca, those wonderful stimulants, it speed• "Lignoi Problem," Sam P. Jones' Wo
tion to the Toronto Ci Couacil from raci• Pos '� " sly cures all nervous disorders, ••The Cottage Physician," MAKE�ONGi
f ,i the Liverpool, dwelt upon the aeoes�ity of Eng- Lie down, sir I lie down ! Go hl light and �' u,
y ng agreement with the railway cum• land keeping pace with Continental Doan- Conanmption $rarely CurAd. Qi 9'1 E U M AT 1 S M shadow,^ "Mother IIome and Heaven," eco Pope '•
ponies respecting the Esplanade. tries is the matter of armaments. To re■ EDtxoa *-PI inform your readers that PerrsE's CELEEY CorPotrna tar oks I Liberal Tezms ! Write for circulars, terms I
I have a positive remedy for the above named dL• pies the etc to Wit Ltex Bateau Pubit.her, Toronto
The'comtnittee that has been iavestigat• ArohbiahiSp Corrigan hal 'failed to obtain ease By its timely raw thousands of hopeless oaen _blood IL drives out the iatric said. which
Th
frauds on farmers recommends the Gov• from the-Pope a obndemmation of Henry have been rmsoently oared. I shalt be Iliad to causes Rheumatism, end restores the blood- CAr ADIANBUSI E S UNIVERSITY
�ernmeae to ppass special legislation to pro. George's works, 'which have now.been for• send two bo ties of my remedy rails to any a our makiLg organa t0 a healthy condition. Tho i i u- blit i tbrary lo g Tmonw. studonnerea
. vent the agg ulturist from bele made the molly delivered to the Vatican for ad read°'° who have consumption if they will rand me true remedy for Rheumatism, Brttleh Columbia, California
8aaeas llliaoL, and
g' chair Express and P. O. •idre.- Beepeetfnlly, DL quite a aumoer of other StatesKIDNEY 80MPI;*IN and Pwvinces, _new +
It L estimated that two hundred and fit Dr. Mordl Mackenzie saye'that nothing The working da in PFuis bas been re. Pettia'm CELEEY rOMPOUND quickly restores THUG. BENGOL ft C H. BR0p11:8, ,°'
ty B g y q Y Prosident.-_Heo'y a Manager: w
vesmels will be required to convey onitthe vet absolutely demonstrates that Emperor dnoed iron eleven boars b ten. the • diver and kidneys to perfect heakh. -
e surplus of last year's grain crop qW held in FrederIok s disease ls cancer, and that his A Cure for Draalieaaema. Thin curative power combined with its BE I V&R L 11 E of 13 IZAtlSHIPS, -
11' Manitoba and the North- Wert Over two reoovery ls still within the liluits of mri- The opium habit, depsomanis, the morphine habit, nerve tonics, makes it the best remedy _
Pc -artist Ie, R'emaLr Bmrwsaa-
III _ wrvons prostration ° uussedd b the ase of tobaeoo, for all kidney complaints. _ P
_. alnne. Mr. Chamberlain says that both the E brain, eta, premature oldago� toSIR—ys of att•tity caused d T M r� E P S.1 A MONTREAL�[
litleal artier have ihirked th by over-exertion a tfie brain, and into of natural P.+txE's CELEEY ConsotlaD Saloon Tickets, $40.850. 8W.' Return, 8S0 M
Montie�i bucket shop keeper claim �o-Po P also from stomach and mete the norm ems the 8110, intermediate, $s0 ; Steerage, 8'm. Apply to
ngCh, nay osues whatever. 1400-young,
have received legal advice that the Bucket -and" their South African policy, and old or middle•aged-who an broken down from any q dt H. E. Mi;RRAY. Gaul. Manager, a
Shop bill j lot passed cont alas defeote that have done everything to gab fid of their n• of the above ea0ses, or any cause not rnersetorw oboes, flue organa. This >9 why it cures even the 1.1 Custom-Heuer . -
d 1 oasibllities, send Your address and 10 crate is stain for Luboo's worst cases of Dyspepsia.
ren er it harm was, cad ciao-t here are Trettse to boot loan, of Diseases o/�Ifan Books - - —�s
asvaral ways of evading iia' provisions, and The Chinese ambassador is Lmdoa has •aatmesledttadmeenrslrom observation. AddramM. CONSTIPATION - Bi1C�C16S _ "
thezefare' have daot t0 continue ,their handed to the English Government a note v Lreon 11' WoUiaetoa marmot East, Toronto Ont, pe)NE 9 CELERY W W VCZ:D >r net a Cat. . tt v J F
bndasas. rotating against the codon of the Anetra- Tae rumor that the Prince of Wales ls tea It >a a laxative. giving oast' and nasursl . L iS0 -'
Eight thoroughbred stallions Imported liiaenn oclo in preventing the landing of coming to Canada this year ls denied. ,' action to the bowels Ragutarity surely io1• ` Deeoad . Hasa Bteyellea
Z4 .Chinese immi tar lows its use.
from Glasgow were seised on their estival gra Pa•pse-whe an se,ejs� es ase assets. ootA•o ' and 7raevelca.
.. at Montreal on Saturda it be aIle ad A ver marked improvement t )ague, or my disorder of the Stomach, me as oma RecommeWed by protesslomd mad, buslasst '
Saturday. . y provememt has taken Send for Lime. ,New Catalogue - . . ' '-
gg b r relieved by clog Dr. Onion's Stomach Bilemi men Bend for boalt ready in April. 11
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that their owner, who was adja cared a place is Emperor Frederick's condition Fie t,• ^t•+ sed triad rsmedv. ask . 2v ornrmleo Price 11.00. Bold b7 Druggfsm d� T_ L� NF7,
bankruppt shortly after sailing from Glasgow, slam able to take carriage drives, boa a good C'�matorta are. to be opeard is Tena, '
had take® that manias of defranding his •ppetitsand him su th Is increasing, while San ttesao, Bologna and other Italian cities, WELLS, RiCHARpSON & CO., fare MONTREAL - . 1,
orediton. . • the flow of pas has been greatly d1m-fl---2' - Montreal, Qua - --- - -
AHamilton woman' has bean seat to the H>r" I Coosa Oaaa oars is Dae mtants ' , -
The London Timet 'rays the only point of "Sap, Jolts, im your ggirl a factory girt t" FORA" else a weer - ..,,.....
reformatory for a year because she stole an interest fa the Paraellite ntaaiiemco to that '+ Yre -William • satiafrctorORK valuable outfit abd paraomlan . -
Umbrdla. Sao aid stir• had aim 1 borrow• + Y gU �" • n.. P.o. v><Cai�lar. Anrasts tiafry ,
P Y while Mr. Parcell dealer the to be — a,
•ed it and fo o b Pasty tdneesvar ane ascmrot:ar !sower n oat of
ersed the case with all puriniaer• o! forty member of the party meet and • us " ' •'sr tbdr atsomdaor a ata a doss of Dr'DYEING AND CLEANIK Will Sharpen the Knife without remortag it from the �:�,
y ( Machine, No farmer should send his machine lets
rafelm.tary. �^*!agewtetsaeeebts R PARKER & CO �. ��.� T.eomite. f.
St. James street Methodist church, Moat- It ls stated the Loadoa police have r• The Fr'eaeh always eat asparagus cold, - cli♦MPtoltl -
osivsd information that the Clan-na Gad with as abaadattoe of oil vine ar cad works and Head Ot 000 t ,
seal one of the oldest hietoricrf stiuctraasee aosbemplates the commission of aczrtme aim- ' ; PrP STUMP & STOME
is tLat city, L. doomed, workmen h.viag ai- ilar to the Phoenix park tr per, and s mighty aids salad this makes 789 TO 763 YON GE ST. Sc
. �y commenooa ifs demolition, cad •hand- several of the members are ander surveil• lents trio t`t�tt`itaral aRolo' .`mad m a�tri�n e`a`u --
00= noir church is to be created on the mita lane@, p Cisy Oman: tt9g Yom` TORONTO. _-EZTBAcioR-
The last services will be preached by Revs: - - _ A P. 400 { s98 ,a g� }
Dr. Douglass and Dr. Potts, of Toronto on IL In rumoured that the Chinese �Iiaiater 100 Colborne SIresL ............:. Brandord, Out, c I4 vesrs' trial, and over v
I ERKSHIRE PIGS, with pedsgree-d5 are, 4 John aAeabNo&A---_. _____ slan ts�_not _ S s. irou to use hos proved .
` Sunday, Jane & at WYhtn ton has 'notified the State Da
g B W. w, 80UI';, 11oc reflsW, Ont.
It that China will retaliate by pro. size.. Send for Ctrcalar.'
All the newspaper of Montreal have been biting the imports of Ataericaa GANGES. sena ter nL acini u. Coos'eiil - -
Ps1ro 8711. EXUL*mH. Peter ere.0a6. 'i. S. KIMBALL,
O�oLslly served, direction of Prettsier ameadmant to the 5, ; ca
3aveator and Nanutectorar.
bfsrcisr, with copses of the Federal mad Chinese tree, ls a ♦*�� fs proaarsd, Pr«oa Attorneys, cad experts -
,# ,t• ' ,
, Provincial statutes prohibiting the adver- rY pow' - P Ees'd leer. Donald C. 114des tsk Ce-rerec*e,
timing �.�;lkatioa aL lotteries, Th• Freseh rnmea,r-k so careful o BAKING P _ p BeB�� �s, ><a , P
INC
t5teelman sr.a..��gg y L',ONB19Y'R CARRIAGE TYPE
Ti{madoa tbab, severe measures will be theseotet of the now rifle which V beteg KNITTINGGeergewvr Out.181AGNI�IES
taitaa to eaioroe the law it the o�iilal notice served out to the army at the rate of five hen- "rar Saiz ni,ru,tw d ser pore :.a "s do you one those srpsadve Ammelo.o and,
imils in preventing its present geweal viola• dead" a day th.t soldiers are roti allowed tic• PATENTS aleguo free. IL Chamberlin, Tenet Ga.dl.a B.tmg Powders whao yyoonn t,.m get tit
good
__ . - __ ,_ - and wholesome Lt Deo halt the plical Prove, It it' try
.1101. - touch the weapon except in the remenoe Of AO1 r Ctrrrtz0 SCHOOL-A grand chance to log the Oookh GsaL Maonlsefoaed by .
a commissioned oi$eer, and ib ' raid the A. ac Quire, a thorough knowledge of garment ouni �T Iff�
__.. D1LITiD DT♦Txa ' li all ie,• branahsL Now's the ams b enter. G - -
regatattions are enforced lou strictlythat not oI BLUR & liBt�'lllfal, TOPOntOt_ - -
A Isar of rates is likelyto break Out Ove cutters in groat demand, bie wasss, Terms an ape
a private in the Preach many knows even plicattOD 9, COaLIOAX. 1ba Yonga.sL, Toronto
Odosgo and Boston passenger business, the• of the =•
color powder hrnses,
^ Strawberries almost went bagging for buy. MONEY To LOAN oo Forme, Lewea us.. THE ALBANY STaN1 TRAP e -
ors In New - mos •olktsed --_-I xj
3 a.
nix oculi; per hoz We Are Five• em�+•� sero re, Klug E.. Toromta P.
The M1asiWppi Scud L the �j4hest on iw .i?- L. a, n0assaox. T1QyfOti. 1ffLC6Hi1. d,Y
cord, except that ohl8bl, and 7s within a Wean era,- VANCER COSEO, without she knefo�o t• Celebrated Ran,
Itew Inches of baht Y h Y that one .. f Dun no Send slam toe �aspt
g .:Who by God's good grace survivehleA W, L dM1T gs p 1iGnehamS Antommak Have all tee latest improvements mi an _ -
_ The Republfew Senator at WasA'iagtbn fig quo'" l up"
-.AU an Uvro r-ere III. ht= - ISP � M D.1 Re• Ie, taros, !or dnrablUey, Style
apmd ooaramisnce. T�he 1
Four la Dight - - SIA= AntesmaYt , Carriage B an wt' them - _ASK FOR T81;M ani .
held . canons, at whish it was It' SUBBFR ST MPSmSEAL� 1 8 htfred Labrlaabs.- NUT Wil ami m t
determined t:o vote down both the Fishery eti an _ .1. S+W IH Eo�in«e� t Plea _ �
-Treaty mad the !dills Tari$ Bill. - ]lash Dryfhe da , to aU a aW and Bare Braude, 1st Dead ars' npplia a rung may,,,, D,, dye bE,
hey do . tort asci GABBER BROl1 Co., dasarlpifoa fiend to n 8�, Alyce 10L
The wataaaW meeting Of the Presbyter- IiO°g- pt-to losht, th ea, Toronto _ olroutara:
' Ilan General Assembly of the United Steven ]a eD"'gha AVADA strearri7la. Co. - Ba.ver Lane of �✓ JA1kBi D[Oti1D071, ; 3e,8 Ysage carrel, 1.^
i __ was in Philadelphia, over. five ban- LI1e lm rawest; 9teamshlps ending weekly between Montreal w Lb • Ti Adelaide St w„ Toronto.
: idred delegates bekg in attendance, . me, above, bath lite Do low ; mud WverpoaL BLlnoo tickets Montreal to Liverpool, _ / RORTO• f 4eche chaapeaa Ptaam, fa tw -
Four, below, have hope •bora, iso, t30 and 8e0. Setnrn t skate 890 cad 8110,
A will lewv an estate [or the advance• - Ie, His ion . according w steamer and acanmmod�ritpfon, Furter• BANQ IRSTRUMENT3,
. medlate.-890 • Round trip tickets, 800. 8tsenge, q�9pp,, dllan Line Royal Mail Iteamshi e
tnmt of Henry Geo a Lead theories has we, rent : aaaad trip tlekete 640. For further raaod during winter from Poetlama every Thune
rge _ pa Ba11la� i. Piaw cad 6eooad•haed,
bees declared invalid in New Jarsey, the (sue, upon her Manor's b to «one b:rchs apply to H, & IaLBRAn Y,1iGeneraf day and Haittax every Saturday to Ltverpoe and is -
}riee-ehaaoellot declaring that Jar,
JPpae, ahs-bat sear 11im a Mae■ger, I Cnewm iiewe Quebec a; rep Saturday to Liverpool Y - - -
g - - Local Agents se, the different Twos, Lad CI or b rho leal`�iagoat I.00aondarrrryy eo lasrd malls and paseaogers 1 Agents for
could net M )flus Lha epresd o{ wah pr(m• Wa4t lis win for S"otland and Ireland W. lrom 8altsmo vial s B eS80 Nl " F
odples is 1> opposition ezieting lair 'Huth the mus, HaUfaz and et John's• N. to Liverpool fortnightly cad's HIGMAM sr
-Time ss brkf day will moon be dune J J TAYLOR,-PATE.'r1TED_ during summer moatbm. The maeamorm of the'alas• j Bead Qroheatta *
Terrible sa$ering ezisb among the in. Aab.soro snrsdeesd bait w1U then gow linea anti during winter to No from Hslltsx.•; r
habltaab of the flooded dimtsiot along the assn again. - ' I Porthad, Boston and Philadelphia- and do mum �iIIBIC.
Mississippi River, hundreds of man, women%.. -• and Bo
ston Gllasgow and Montero i weer G _
rad children being camped on the blaffi �h�a-whn died- ANO VAULT DOORS, &C. S kly, and Glasgow aad > p REPAIRING or BA1rDThrough the grave bath epeaed widen . AFES
lor�tghwy' - I N S T st li M & li T D a .
without food or shelter. The whole of the l:•aerasee to • world a bliss Terent• Hate Werke Forireight p.seage, or other latormatloa appy to ! e r'
'' .Say bottoms an inundated, the flood cover• out a them r. Schumacher k co., Baltimore; a. Cunard i Co lend iorCam1'ioeoe, . . _ ...,
an area forty miles long and fivs miles . TO TOWN ANO VILLAGE NEWSPAPER P08LISNE88 Hautax: he.. Co., ti>_ John's N, F come-Tbwmp _
KM It CO., St John; N. B.; All•• � 00., Cblot,��� �"
e, The loss in ce�s ls already eetimat- By amd- n-wa yhaab lace- i �E have unexcelled facilities for the 1UMX of Love ♦ Aldan New York, H• Boaetiar, Toton ,
:-bd ab ohne mWioa dollare, f8ha11, wteh�oy, Hit Rams adore EXCHANGE of Newspaper offices.. Tornio, Allow, Rae & Cie., Quebec; come Brookis, Plilladd. - :::,` :
armors _ _' .onepa a cont 8agstotioa gae*ntoed azW� ban phis; H. A. Allen, Portland, Boston. Yontamal. .1 E �.
- We violate no confidenoe when we state n"_ r gore mstabliobments to ,
that the rumor that Jay Gould has returned - �--��' - - -atsdoam partnar, rr-az greatset ft.
to settle a hb affairs cad retire t• - ., - Amtzlllary PabUski Certs ooveq'a the
p partum `1 OMAn In Bn4laefis: :a and t'� e. fit. iW., A «at nor Regnpiat
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1 from Wall Street is not satire yl aathea• g _ sorooto, out, fag tgi bo,rel .od ----_� ; _
.; . �e. Die. Gould bas frequently settrlad up chWo enawho g mho ldiness from either C♦t7Tt011 :-Farmers • r �w i''v'- -- -- - "
irWng to avoid a
• bis Sire and retired permanently from necessity, acquire business Lswouit are warned against bnytog or race . lalnts ♦ yperteot j ^
Wali Street bei opt badness methods and pos•en a, infdngim ldor maanhotand la cod Purina. A'few - '
- it was oonddend a hint for obhar themselves of all knowledge of dedmils and Middlesex, tint T6a
generally genuine article Ir stamp Hamlltom who have
•pe- tore to retire rmiseatly from WaA general information. Then should be no "rhe Danny,° nae " Patented 1881," aa.required been beatffty e. its '
.. Staci e without se rap their affdre sentiment about ,it th should e t no byl awe c.w,ALLa+ a co., wo►td sutlaiag, Torosta •Mrs IL xeetan. ; FITS , -A:
sy zpeo • 9St 'Iiobset Si' cured - v ''
fmmnaity from disagree him on tWoere of a.
leaving that little i ty to the assignee•: Iadl it MACHINERY • , I of It vn, co I saoyr Ctta= I do not mean M z
being r' es ;" th prospect of marriage wasTuaN Hlelrsi t Robt tor• ; Wurft them 4190111. I X"N A dRAADI hai►£�
1roliafGx. •hon dbave no mon effHect on their work eft, fa south street, ' I hen mW the dL•sse o!
'Ihe village of Oberammergau, celebrated than it has with that of mea. Their drew-FMMENSE STOCX of >ilachisery to «loo/ trot■ `ueba pYo ewc sur a �rg� ��s�rs
for ib mirsole plays, has beam partially should suit the regnir ements of the coon- I sena tar islets - can mttseriar Jen- i �+ � �'+p+a+serma s or
-, - ' . (burns& . — - patios. In no dress does-s girl look neater. •Blasi; si walnut `
r A'velaaetie-etaptien-and waterspouthays attire or more-graostnl than' that ad ted H. W..PETSIB, Brantford, Ont. oared of-'- -'aGi' $ZQ$� `
p op Weakness said L Troub • b John Wood, 95 Catb•
occurred in New Pomerania, New Gaines, for gyalaastios or lawn. tennls, both of which nag 'A Itis 1 stud . I wAsn♦7n'
[TCHII*C rlLt;a, Dart et onrod of LiverOom Land Biliousness, t e oche dyt•
. ' killing many natives and doing great dam- give faAsst play for all movements. How etrrtota-lfoisenn : intense i used ;lily s `tO J. t CIIaa the worst cases. Becwse other hav0 a 4
bchimgana bD Aft-cont J Bul,'6 Augusta ,
age, mach better would man working rls took most at night : worse by scratching, If aUowsd tie ,troy led toe years with srvoasPrwtraeloa, two I failedlsnoram fornotnowrecei aemea
yy B gi Iismd onceforatteWs•andaF7eaa
and feel and work In saoh dresses than in the continue *union form, which often bled •ad aloes• omaU botYss Have her gr..� alit! DDM N Guo. tDl of
" The. London Paper we disposed'to s$ree �9 y Cts, becoming very wag ewergs'sotsrasar mbp r. r. DdLLEY i 00.. Prop+iebr. �At=• (iiStpseas
with Canada's protest against pauper I=. ndy, taw fin soman of them wear 1' the itchin and bleedin , halm ulceatioe and in a.m�.d�1 'Oat Omoe• you mot tat3 • ' ,':
Ila cry fY.a„ fwd it wiA Gate yon. JddrrD .+
These should have their business snits just many cares removes the tamon. -It t, m�mtean. • • Y O Ll D M 8 II T Dr. $ ii. BOOT. 8? Y oteato, Oat, t
gratiom , as men do. - - clots in caring all Skin Diseases DR- 6W♦ E e on6. 8t.s T t k
grape s budnese has Omtgnwn hast wOrke . _ SON Proprietors, Philadelphia. Dwatss's oatraar SUFFERING from the effects of early evil habits, tb• •a, F"
.at Emmen and •naw factory ls to be erected can 6e obtained of druggists, dent by mail for to result of ignorance and tally, who find themselves <'
I at Anne•. Her Fault. sent"• weak. nervous and exhausted ; also MoDLs•Aean, and '
If she is made mile b da an � - g �pgpR �, OLD Mea who an broken down from the effects of , .
I The Paris fr4tttloia revives the ramous tbs� y y dt7leep C abase or overwork, and in advanced life feel the ! ,r.
. the Government oontemplateti the- expulsion lie, at night, by nervous headache, pains ia� ac prpr �e� Lehi co ueneee of youthful ex' - send for and read g R E A D M A K E R S YEAST 4
of General Boulanger. = • • the .back, .easily grieved, vexed or made reach of .U. I can and Y' V.
'ubon's Treatise on the Diseases of Mon. e t 1
tired, or is suffering from any of those wast- ' be a •mte,Mal$ to the booh'will be sent sealed to, any address on receipt lie sLWAYisI dBEbD Z tf
The Catholic Weekly Herald aye the manamr wltbroom twosa.t•mppss Address' BRBAU made with tMe'
Ing tnaotioaai disorder peculiar to women M. V_ 1.
LUBUIQ, Wallington S0. &, Toronto, Ont. yeast took fist
Salisbury Government will iotwd and endow each as rola s nloention lencorrhei bination Lack and well 1 i 4 prises at Isla ,.
. an Irish Catholic univenity. P 1 ' + + tl finished in every rs• I Township and County Fairs m v
morning sickness, or weakness of b mpeot, for tN0 on ar
A Ti bailiff shot two 'men aL the, , N6TP01i8 Debllit3i.- . ;� j , Ontario in r8S7, at such places ? .:
PParaty stomach.' dace, a' brief self-treatment with liver- etyro ntj mMtloa I as Fleshrrton,?1larklnun,NVhie• t'
instance of a drunken son of Landlord Llo d + Send toe olronlar. 8. !1 DR. ' RArs Bpsolfio hos been used for the paA by, cite Over )o,aoo indica have
r y r Dr. Pierx s Favorite Prescription will con- KLYBAL
whom he was escorting home. Vince her of the foll of endmiseryL+ bTf fitMea yuan with grsmf success, to the lumatment' 01 meat us letters and postal cardm
It L Pt3noass Alexa• y nrimg Sa, P. O. Boz W lllty, and sU - say m ..11
expected dra, dough- that. can be so easily, pleasantly and rads• IAd9 ai, P. Q. Nervous Deb alining from `a: a
t�sws yeast ever used by thorn.
ter of the King of Greece, will shortly msrry oally eared. Druggists. omsees,' over-worked train, lib of vitality, desist to makes the lightest, white*; �''
Lad of the use sbiverin' -'+ Has the VOICE FARMS FOR SALE IN All PARTS OF the ears, palpit•tiom, oto. For ode by all druggists sweetest and most wholeeoa• �
y $e i g bread, boa rolls cad lash- +
� StMetly True furaaos gone out, Bridget T" Bridget-'r I Price 81 per hoz, or a boxes for tb; or will be sect by s wheateakes. DI ousbank
think not, ¢sum. 1've been at the M oats on esomipt a price Pamphlet on appllostloa, ymlall x:.
In every respect and attested by the testi- 11m� alt 'MANITOBA THR GRAY MEDICINE CO., moro,#be. - p'rI"'` '°i°""°""
t evenia With a gentleman friend of mine, •
'many o taonsasds that Putman s Painless , � TdICE X10 �' � d ��'
t an it dot go by me, mum, rm,sum,, ,`ir'
Cera-Eztre -- ■ m sure and painless ,care TARTIae =ft to purohase lmpraved Manitoba
for �..:�ha .. r The Perteetion of Known Food. Jolsnstea's fluid
]alas shat-lt is}a�k ..But
BiBAH�>ir'-' dtFtnit>f"�mmodi•�e 2, _ .
made by those endeavoriav to palm off im- as Mereutio slid of his wound. We refer posienioa, call or .write to g. i. D[►OLsoA, Mo• ( inertlone i wide Field of IIoefmineaa. To Children it «
r cares a strong, masoular development. To Nursing Members 9 ,
V stations for the genuine only proven the saps• to Dr. Pierw•s little Pellets, whish are Arthur's Block, Main IS., Winnipeg. Information is is a mat valuable food. Dye,pe ption receive great nest from
riority of " Putman's. IIN only Pabman'a small, swift, and sun, in oases of sick hand- furnished fees of obarge, and union aselalod m
it bean« tt can be digested by the weakaet stomach. Io css�e a R ;,
-IPiss�. ens Corn Extractor. Sar% aef j pain• � bilioasmns, caastlpattoc, and baiges• mating isbeotion. Morar sb Lour N current rates PYysto" NXI sustfea or lgratal OvOP•Ittrafgar it will be ,; { G�{
, inborn*. bm tiatntinng,aand tulip ii u The Greeat strength Giver. � 16 :.;;.
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r s1. C i Our r miv*rsary Sea came off on -the There are maay,washouts on the''New .
• .x '. inst. according to announcement Brunswick railroads. _ • - - -
' . and was a grand sneesss. Gross proceeds It as -*ported that Soustor Abbost is.to , � t • ,
' _ L g?S.=diter Lea the oompaay re- be made Minister of Justice. - 1' .' .
. - pawed to the Orange Hall for an lute!- Fourteen cities and towns in Ontario . - . , - -
_�ht _Vifktring �tw8 lectual treat. The chap' was taken by have adopted %be Early Closing Act. '.
passer of the ohnreh, Rev, W. Hall• --�- - _ � _ _
' la pablishtld every Friday morning rtits oIDce There were sones b the school and Aav[andcz rokenmorisxtw.—ours you disturbed at B O _
y a glt� and broken v! your test by a dick
. ` YlPltezin� ant others, led by Mr. Weatheml, of Kinsale. child suffering and crying with pain of Cnctiu
4'EBSB Recitations b the c�ilriren of the solloot Teeth? If so send at once and et a betne -
a, .' 01.176 p V"v; s1.001lpaid In "Vane& y of `Bars. winslow'a 600thin* 6y-rnN' for - - .. _ _ - - e
BATES OF ADVE11TISING : and by�,�Misses Burns and Montgomery, Of Children Twethias. 'Its value is lncalculabl,e,
First insertion, ler line a cents. the Lngston road. Also readings by It will relievo the poor Little sufferer iaimeiately,
Each subsnquenc ivaorttoa, per line - a " Depend up to it, mothers ; there is no mistake .
This rata does not incluse Lnsa1 or Foroiga ad- Mie !Food, of Greenwood and D1iss about it. It cures Dyacntery and Diarrhoea, ,
vertiserueuts.• Dass, of 8i7�':
gston road, Addressee by re^Mates the 6tomach and Bvwela, curets Wind __
Special terms given to parties makla8 con- Jh'.^Civ=, o Graenwcod entl Kev. bite CoZlc,sottena.thoGume,.rednces InIIammatton, TT TT TT T •
incus for 8 or 6 iaourhs or by the year. Hall- ' and gives tone and energy . the ,for system, ] .. .
Yearly or yearly contracts payable quarterly. Langford, of Toronto. isle. Langford �ftr, Wlnstow a Soothing 6�t.p" for children ,
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} Business -cards, teu hues or under, with paper, wag greeted With uproarotis applause by is pleasant to the taste sod le the peracription
•• one year, $a OL', payable in' advance. --;--Fr --- of one of the oldest and hist female physidians.1'..._
La-Notics in local colulans Len .cents Der line, bis ol'd, friends of Greenwool : e meet• and nurses in the t ailed States. and is for sale . -.
'live conte per line each subsequent insertion. Ale closed bx �iuging the national anthem by all druggists throughout the world. I'rf e a •
tl,ttwial cunciact races made known on appltca 'anti Life bei,etiictioa by �Ir. LSIIgfOrd, reels a bottle. ire sure you sek for Has. �iV'lx•
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tion. No free advertising. ttnow's 600r[uYu brats:' aad lass no other •' -
itte
f will be ittsurted until forbiddeu and charged ac- better -fou' -the day's Outinj;. — . ' _ .. - . , -. .
.ordfngly..Qrdors for discontinuing advertise- •
'lent* must be in writing and sant to the pub---•--•-"M•'� lYet<• ad t'6Yt1Ae2ltErlly, .. • lisber. AS You Like It. - - - - ---
Job \fork pro�iptly atteudod to. --
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-- Beranger A the only poet who has darer} BEN HUR Be stJ -� -fhe�
� �.CIARK *ROS. PROPRIETORS. --- __ -- —
t to use the•parase, •'hateful spring and ,
_ even he puts the expression into the mouth THE hig-li•bred, ,handsome and fast s .
0►ir it'n1tAFinL ctasslP �ealPaper. of one who has lout ale.l that ruakes life for ares 2.Uyattierr 012 "IR'iEk riugNtiis�acasoa. . _, - .
' `'" r layectat=-The hearty worth ilei:: . , '
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.uppor o ecettt*ieaover April showers, the x•33 ' a JOHN LEY9. = _ "'
. first butterfly, the sonR of the birds, and -_ -----_---. _..._ .. :.... ___ -
the budding hawthorn• aad to sigh for the
FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1888. g Farm for Sal
& - _ departed I; -ies of she medisev - - - - - -
F a ma e- leve in MIS matter ie AgTS of lot: °25 and ''.G, B. F. Dors.
not confined to poets. Everybody who P PiGkoria oata:ain;93acroa,tnoreorless. - `
NOTES AND Cb�ENTS. , s
would act be deemed a churl a. nnd*r s The property t3 conveniently sicnated. being, - . _
couventibold obligation to congratulate close to good roads, school and marltet., and . '" - - •
�l2ere $i'e laws against using pro= everybody *Ise that ip[ing has come at l �oageide the village, t+t DnnUarton, with a
last; Inst se we are nil supposed to be e outbulldings, ors aide semen and wait of
-. fane language by. telephone in all the PP Paris
water; vron rented and in goon .
' States except C01331eGiiiCnt: The be- merry at Christmas, and to wish other .tate o[ cdltrration. Apply :o JAMES BILES- _ - .
t p y psopIs to be merry, even though the only NAN,131. Bathurst -ate $oronto. or to George
Neve in honest expression of feeling tbou;tht that Christmas brings with it eta b• I)nnbarton. :t9 __ _ _- . -
y 6nitt
. be of th,s�IIoresafa le of -bilis and the
down there. g COu1�.ty C01.121Ci1%
y " - - . - diminishing balance at the bank. gow • -' -
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Two enter risin li liquor dealers in menv T841s,' if they apoke the honest COUNTY OF ONTARIO! _
'Pittsburgh, to nose quest fol= a re truth. would taxis about spring's delights?" — - -• . _ : _ .
One woald like' Very much to tlicet the . rug' Aext rueetin� i f the Council of the
= uewal of their license had beeu denied, man who really enjoys the weather. for 1 cwporationof the County of Ontario. for the • . .
chartered a boat, which they anchor- example, of an average spring. The rear lbesd, will be held ureuant to`adjourtsu:e -t - . _
ethereal mildhess" of which the t of at the Court Souse, v liitt,p, on IOC Dat". Ltto /�''1 ` —
• ed off the cit. in tll0 :i11egllany My. l -4th DAY of .i UNE aes*, at the hour of 3 -o'clock -� 1 C K M3 R I N -Y..�i . - "
r er, eotinectinr B its --the shore b3 a the seasons Iles assure is not gnite;aaturall}' ,n Ll.e aftertit7po. All accwnnts to be lain before
f10at121 �Y1laTf. and 3L last advice6 suggested by .the raw. cold -wind which the Council ruu+t la tarsi ud..d. W per!) cerci• —_
g asual2 blows about flue days out of cis c�=• nL teaec tiueo d: ya before tie utcesia� of -- —• -- ---- --•-
the Council. .
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s _ - retzierahc[ ,_n t1 ` (ouzAv Clerk, Cu. of Owarlo. - -- - Yo !:
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I , - 7If country newspaper proprleto s them -the first pair you wore? Yoa can -� ^ - . _ •-
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- were to publish tae names of the sub- 'cloae youreyes and :ea tbm-A a.WAin-stiff Farm For Sale by Tender. _F W -A' -R -,_
>: situ who take, reat},�tajoy surd are and black and heavy soled. And what - —
gratitied b -, et nc lect to ay for, red t of beauty iii your eyes were :those F. �1L1:U Tenders will Le reeeiyed LyT I j \�
} ? g p red tope and bright c>pper toes? The tl.e an,icr4t;:.e,l rep io .11,41" lith. 15' ti, fur 1 "��
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their home paper, the reputation of memory of them bringL4 You back to that, tl,r :•t:rchww of a fart.. containag bene hundred I
t communities for znOral honest 5 y p, acral, being,cozu n+n�.l of the.ceucrul part t.f IOL - w .- .
Lnto� 1 hood your
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canis nt (con. 3n, ' Thorp art.. K,nt !is tris- anal t' _ _, _
. } Yt con. !, W theotirr+sl:il.' of 1'ickerii:G: Cbu
s would de recitite considerably. An boy 1 r A -
I • e i 1 r oa of befa7 a btfi mate. They marked the btgti . Xie of c: tr,va:: n t>r the tiers pnc•,•e� _ _ _ _ -
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comperisated. _ A lawyer will give ;Voll atrensttli. of your recoguitiaa sa one of sta11 ; ::.1111 sezt I : sig it.,yly; ,nut hot' -w a',d _ - . - • _ _ - -
otL�rontIrl r' it d c�•tt tirnc•..twotr�;'agi:ith•'
f'-l�e lrllnureS advice cott a• topic, and earth'a.creataree. Better far, they broaght w ct„r, also a etre 4runoinR: never faiitn Yn^
Chairge'yau-$.i: An .editor trill give cease Of ridicule.so galling to a boy's pride~ cou.,oulenf to btaldiit+RB. The ui:liest or any T T _ ;.
tender nit acwc•+s:s+ity accept -71 te-1 unfree eatNt• !
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for they came will! pans and short hair. -7 r �, 0
yOtl adwlCe.On a hundred topics. and tnrtvr�: pet^ill o y:',v�tn loan t Oct. 1s :aeP D, � S W - - ;
to place ofdres:ses and curia. How often full tokaetistcv. rive. %aith le u+rw•-Teliei- J�J :1
I ,: ''L, :_ .- . = ehalge you five cents ti enp}. for 1213 .hare t oa gwie sobbing, to pox mother; ,, ,t to a+r«N, the battrn. a to zet,:m, on mortgage,
r. and ee often five cents ven voar Heart lull of grief and mortificaaioa, eg t>a Paid iu anrrisi weta!turntA of �)t+a.eaet.
with Intens. at.6.1Fw. t-ent.. l+avAT)10yeartc, . . • - _ , / _s .
to all editor would save � given to la teemne a bigger boy.had palled your hair For Wit, l,arti,•ularaapply ,,, ;CL':r - • •
ed ,tau a ifirl ! e cLanyre earns '- ._- I I It F. DOIi. C-drr Grove,.Ont '
lairyei. Infa t iso oilier cla�s.otbtlsi- -. . __ _ . _ _— =�0 $-
sad call
' ,_ reds firs are so ttnivertally swindled at Dace.. }lather made the Nai'te, and - ., _ _ _
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b:_ts. 'l+ea zbe put Lbe'ycissors isto your t • . -
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pa- r lmldi-tier.-?�. Ir. !Stirs. [t curl.: cut them oto kissed fllela and [n tin matter oithe *taste er chr7 ,te .; , • - .
laid theta uvray, Bile was sorry to see the. RQ23=J:Z1= a_3=1�TW0JT -- - - _- -- _
baby b*eArrEe a lwc; Cat how your dot71 !'nnuant t:, ltPti+.oa r�tatutor ,f Ontan� le+- r
rt tt..n., r of the low--dlvees Of fo- twelled. lfow jot! lonfeed for the mom. ,•1,at,terlU,,ai:ice+r t:er.•Lv!ti�r:, to,,Loerr 1, tar- r - T - �I
!(tn}O' ai'o sltlll to !re contribirtK: et idrt, tltttt vo•1 'ztUght wear theeir' flow � of tL"x'rt L.'Ntoa, fate of the VUIP4A of 1'tcLt! 1
s Nt[, ecuslet saisleceaavfi, to.ya.hin ono6troforr ' .:_HO :T0 . SAA E- MONEYS la1't a Or small t0 pay for the defe:lse Itrvfclly voii cried out to little$illy I3rowti
y senor the -street. that yon hart ••pants and it
The 1st day of )Illy, 1888! _ 1.
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':uf Toiil,t),Iu�Lley.. 1Ylie _this fund i� boots!” and Billy _lwobably auywnred -to JOHN L•, LINTON, LAt,, titer +Lr hoe Ian.' will - . - - _
ltu,mented by the eontribntlonit $ltd an1�etay', ••I ijon'f Cure" ; ,while• all the a:nl-t_;1mont, at viekrttutt, tiaeit chr:er.yu p -
donatit,ps of those parties. who alt&ats time he was filled with envy. Dear little Halon+,•r,rnamew,rdlre,++rtend-descrsptfou v iLti 171, • your. Dry GOOdsI t3rOoerlee, Glasbware, Delph, Wali
. bunts! �� a revere your' memory. Yuu fr11 parttcularxof their clarwA to ar-trig. add of . - . .
.IPA thins wall *nits--nt raurderer•a,•nauatNTeOt9ecte-irc�ifhl'yg,n.•1.1In'th and - _ - _ 'Paf1er, etc., e�te., ele-,at, t ,
- . P are to the bov wliat cite: +weetheart id to khat arcer the said it,T DAY 0f J t' l.Y, fA th+r ( - - -
tl1-e chances of Tom Bucklov_eluding thNVeuth.; what•thebride is to.the,nran, ,.aid rxnrucnv w+Il pro,•eod t,• dtstromto •l.n '
•inaritol puuisli11t2ut seem 4;1'Uwl'de. an•rt4oSthedere.r,lamongsheWa:tin4*nails•-� ---b7 ' _ C .ME = AO, -�; •� _ � �- —Q-~ ..
0wr+w, bov,uu regard ons a, Mo ria mi
What detected nntrllerer �vt7uld not Somehow I was never weary of watching hiclt sbc lair! bxr.tar ab•11 hatz.t'r�«�rtxi � +-
feel Or fern penitence -.i 1�'iLL the the girt P was Raines to aiarrv, � It wee aoottcc at the rise* of .u<•ic dtattibntioa ewd that I OlY' c`irl 1ii70W alae plBCeq Opp08i'�e: cIIB Pose-ofce, Br(Ju�►ha[31.
odd to think that she and'I were . to pass all claiins „f which the raid executor *hall root
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�.: � . . 61.26 Per To"; 0 1.00. ii V&d In "Talaa& winsiow's boottang ls)-rap for . .. 11 . . . ." � " �.:., , , . . L . . � . .
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� - First Insertion, per line - - . . a cents. t gston road. Also readiup bv It will relieve the poor little sufferer Lmzmd&trU- 11 . .--- I - . . I . I . I . . I . I
.:... Each ibsequent Insertion, per line - 2 " D.eg&,,,d upon it, mothers; there is no mistake ---- . , --I---
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�.:" Miss Nvood, of Greenwood and It cures Dysentery, Gad Diarriaces, .,., .- . . � . . .. , � !.. -.-. �
1. This rate does not include Legal or Foreign ad. . I . . . .- . I . I ,
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'.. 1W 11 11 -.1iiart"ements. . CMc. softeus the Gums, reduces Inflammation, . . I
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� . _ !. . . - rsets for 3 or 6 mouthe or b� tais Ivan Hall- " - ... . . I .. . . .. . - ..
. , . .. T y gf6rd, of Tordato. Mr. Lau - ilow'sSoothiDg Symp" for,childre . . . . �-
I., ., L�' earl oryearlywatractspaY6ble quarterly. L au,� . gford - Wine n . . .
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. ..,k, .,� ; .Ougear $5 00, payable in advance. of one of the oldest and han female physicians �. - -'.*--- , . - . . . I ... .- -. .
I � , his old friends of Greenwood The meei. � -- - - -- . --
t I . .. i�. . ,qoiius in local columns tea.centa ner line, : anduunesinthe United - States, and Is for sale ' I ,�- .- . : � --- , - . � �� - - � ,; -,;� . - -,i�. . - , .
. . ` , ' five cents per line each dubsuquent iBAertion. . ing closed bv eiu,&g the national anthem by all druggists throughout the world. Price W ' � - I . � . ...- � !. . * . . - - �;--�- - . � I . . � - . � % - . .
I . '.1, : �!. ? L - � Special con tract rates made known On allillico', bottle. be inixe you ask for "Idas. WIN,. , ' L, � I . . ... I �� . . � I .I: -
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;. 1 .; . tion. 117o true adv - , , abd the beL.e , SLOW: S...ZS.,-,,-' and ta&e .no other . . I , . �.. .. . � - . - , . -1. . ... . I . .
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1� i 'NE -1 I., ,-Farm for Sale. * . . I I FOR SALE. AT . . : � - '-*
�. �1.- - . .,., . .FEIDAt' R, -1 1888. * d of the 'medimval May . .. - I . . . � : . . .1 � .. 1. I . ....., . ..
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, �.' '�' -'� L .-' ed off the it ttb DAY of 4 U NE next. at iLe bour of I o'clock :F I C M JE'l . .. -, "*,%.L:*.- .11 - .: I Z,Pl
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"I .. 11 .. -e the seasons has sung, is not quite naturally the afternoon. All-acconats to be Ia. ,.. .. , . . .
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� I - � �" 'floating wharf. and at last ady,jees Usually blows about five days out of six I . L - L . I . � L - .
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4 .-..--- �: 1. . . -- ":' - - t]IU Iverg doing a thri,kizl�-, bUsines,;. from Lady. Da3c to midsummer., , rl.t.a .t %vbitb,r -hl- lfl*b,lAv of Hai.. ItE-L4. . L' . - I I '..� . -
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.. .. � 'gratit fied by. yet neglect to pay for. red tops mud bright c3pper toes! The� IS, .. , , : . � 'L:.. t . ,
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1, - . I :1 . ,.,,`0icir home paper. .the reputatiob of memory of them brings .N on back to that the wi rcba*e Of k tan: �- cozlt4oig nr ne hundred. TI N-WA'R . � . .
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.c c9axe of ridicule,so galling io a boy's pride. COA."enlelAt to 111111dillicF. lie bighest or a � . . .. . .
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. � _ , ...rotnu aro, sai r kA4,4VI&rlV?JAlA, clsees.w�'; to sen'l in buorlbefury 1- - 'HOW TO -SAVE. M0N EYS , :,..� "... .-I
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, L :. ��:- ',� , ;� --' 1161191nented bv'the contributions and sullenly. -11 don't care" ; while all the Awi tv.tan4cur. at vt�kezial.�, .tLeir chnsti4ut � . I
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. 11 . .. . .. .. donations of . ' time he sms d1led with envX. Dvar little niusio-,-,,,rnitnit�n.midre,,*"&13d description v al. Biiy. y ou r- - 1)1-y Goods, Groceries,' Glassi;are, D,6 , - Win .--,
� - ,:L_ '' those parties who always ur* at ;heir vlwzuti in, writuns; and of . I I : . * . � I , 40,11.
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�' . the diancei of Toiii 1, Y IIIC` thp,-voutb; whal the bride is -to. cl mar. �ftvl , r,c-,rutor will- ,,ro, dittril'ute ti.o. .- 1.,�... -�' -:�c X-X'Z: A6 3P S X = M. � ;--o- . - t . �
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L � ..�,-.',!- feel oi feign * all clatins t,t which the said executor silimll mot- .. �� � . - . . . ..
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1. _ `."::. ''. '.gallon mater pa . bution shot] becon,ddered tobe Waived. an,l th* � - . � .. I . ... .- I � . -,' - : ''.. ..
. ::� � -- *: --day and haunting him by niglit,- the I "watched her close h -es in it mom n aid ex ir will not Im liable for the Paid � ! . . - . � I - .! . - -, - . -.
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: 1�- �'� - -. --peuitence. or --policy will OU -me In -the morning with a sweet'kiss, or Win at the time of tuch dirtribubion. . - ,- . . .., '". 1. '� ..
I ,� - - ,. . � &e.41 - it. -wbetbet she worild poll 'the ill- from Dated &'t'%Vhltby till* 13th of Slav, A.D., LSW I . . . . . - � �, ..
- - . , The -proslicet of havitis 9 Repairs.' I. - .. - - ., . � .. I . . .
- -�� - I . I 01 I g iiiflnentiil under ,, head with, a jerk. an make nre -ITT.r. � . I . -� -z.,� .� �, , .1 , ".:-. . - -, - .
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.. 1.�. -�� . -� . - - ' _�fbr his dream I had fallen down a precipice 19.. - .- . . . Whitilv. Out. - - - - "' ' ' I
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intriguelFs liesiiati(l afi-i their projects earned savings in gim . ,ot Barley, . N ew Syiup, C, thai it is an FLC n . , . . - . % .1 .
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8 �!l�LTt brother. Since the seat that consumption a both
1 _- _• . The Po justifies the -res at rawipt on preventable, and is its earliest s cambial -
Pope tie '
. aAer"I". . the ground that Ohs ParneWNe themeehe� tthas lust much of !u torror. II the. flat . .1 _ ine&_
��jj , =:i'y ,• -Gema 4 reported• to be growing well fa hive 000demoed boycotting and the Plain of symptoms are at once reoogdasd,-sad the PULI ..-.,,;.
- ASanitobrt, chongh s tittle rasa L needed to Campaign.' proper remedy applied,. very few, if any
- __- it _ __ - .._- It is stataIll.London that atter the Whit- one. need die otooaatamptirra, which ls really . r
p_ as' � 1 scrofula, Like many other diseases. e er' . __ Del�� _, }� .N
HenryTaylor, e:•m er'.ot the Ogiaelo' Ilantids rpass the a will demand'
•°� y ' as enquiry snit. the admidstration of the this formidable one grows outs, of impure _
'Investment Association, win acquitted •t CrfIDee A00. . - . .. blood, -and thL, in tarn, from a dlseseed
l�osdoa on two char e. ot`mti ; ro rL -
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the assootatioa', money, Tho Roma oorranpondeat of the London the pains in ahs t, the iDS.rod lungs-az,d --••- - ' -com Dun ,
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orney MoRat left- Toronto on Standard learns that no doubt exists as to °ail the symptums of hYtenzng Consumption,
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Saturday night for England to argue s oon> the absolute azid unconditional obedience of all the result of depraved blood and a die• • ,
•tftational question before the Privy Conn. the Irish bishops to the Papal rescript. eased liver, ' The use of Dr. Pierce's - ITRRB Nervous Prostration, Nervous f a0[I.ISH []1mPECF[o111 sad [asts11a
oil regarding• the title to certain Indian • A remarkable operation has been per• Golden Medical Ducoyery will .arrest all ease Com of Canada.
laads. formed in Vienna, a nerve having been trans ^ such symptoms, restore the liver to healthy-Kas�cha, Neuralgia, Nervous - ��� Burineen and 130- iso» oe PM.W% _ _ s t r
Weakness, Stomach' and' Liver �
I. dn.Ingersoll womsa mixed gasoline with pLee froi : rabbit to a man 'with Com• action, and sand streams of para blood sato D1sea•ea, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Q, C. Bon, Chief ETngOm�� RAT [Aa♦ass tiw'yTnsa ,
tits water is the clothes boiler to holy take plated ancoess, every organ Of.drnggists and all affections sot the Kidneys. - =- -
y,.. out the dirt. The orator b,iled over and. Mr.,B!&tne, is an interview is Part, A yanng Indy, visiting for the Hut time `•. :nCu�iT6 : AG$NTS :,
W" weeks before she recovered from her confirms the statements made in his Florence is the Country, oras alarmed at the apgroaoh WEAK N E El1!•E 8 AYLRT myr"isoent Parollel Bibles
barns. leiter that he did not desire the nomination of. a cow- S he was too frightened to ran, PszxE s CEz ERY Coiror Tn Ls a Nerve Tomo O ff R , i S wlthrow'ePopalar "History o!
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Mr. Justice Robertson $ave ent ,at or e r enoy, , p
OS a hall refusing to dissolve the Injnao• The Duke of Cambridge ss. a speech at said, in a 'very stem tone : Coca those wnnderfui etimulanta, it speed• •"phe Cot rob %."' l Dopes " vSaguorno�/ ?;
' "Lie down, sir t lIe down l+' - - fly cures all nervous dfaorders _ as h'e ' BnnPlhight -arid (iIAKE I,IUNG i
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-lying dts agreement with the railway Com `land keeping pace with Continental Donn• Consumption OII Are .y Ar i►r Books t Liberal arms t ea
-panics respecting the Esplanade. tries in the m4tt*r Of armameatx: - �o res■ EDrroa :-Please inform your reader shat PAz19E'9 CEt ERx ConrnoLzcD puriSes the oro, to syu Liar Bateau Pnblbher, Toronto t
17'.i have a poetise• remedy the above armed diff -Mood-irdrlvea out-tkie lactic.acid, which' - �a r
The committee that has been invsstigat• Ailohbishop Corrigan has failed to obtain Sol&& By its timely uv thoasanda of hopeless eases causes Rheumatism, sad restores the blood- r, -
=sag triads on firmon rsoomnends the 'Gov• from hs -`Pope a condemnation of Henry have been permanently cared. I shalt be glad to ('1AIVAOIAiNBUSI�V S UNIVERSITY
{ , send two bottles of my remedy nn an of your mnkingargatze to a healthy condition ,� Y Public Columbia,
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1.ernment to ass special le)zislatioa Lo pre- George a orotic,, which have now been for• readers who Gave consumption it they veil! Bend ms true remedy for Rhet�at4nai Br fish Colnmbis, Califarn Kaaass.' Illiaole. ady
--vent the agriculturist from beimg made the orally dollvored to the Vatican for jade• theh Etipr.a and P. o. aldrea. Beepeattnuy, Da quiUl • numoarot other-. Det.c.. -tes &ud Provinces, now ave' ' .
1.wiotim of various triads oLawiadles. me nt. - T A iiwcar, in Yonne ss., Toronto, out KIDNEY C O M P L A 1 N T S in attendance. Werh for Deecri-p tru Chcatarx
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It L estimated that two handed and fifty Dr. Morell Mackenzie mays that nothing The working day in Paris bas been re. PAINVI CELERY COxz•oreD quickiy.restores Proeldens. Seey Mac+sss• .
vessalir will bar cited to cony east the net absolutely demonstrates that Emperor educed from eleven hoare to sen -the liver and kidneys to pgrflet health,
eq convey This curative power, combined vetch in BEitYAR Ll1Eo2 13 Tlt1lAtRSHIPt3,
ins of last ear's rasa Cro .fill held is Fredericks disease ls cancer, and that his A Csrge toe alrtaalceaaesa, nerve toniLs, makes it the D«c remedy
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i• still within the limit, of i The apiam habit, depsomaafa, the morphine habit,-SAntxe wsaant Sarwaaa-11: ii
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' Kanttoba' and the North-West. Over two r6nayery peell_ for all kidney complalata. -
million bushels are stored at Fort W[Ulsm b Mne.r. Chamberlain says that both the Eog• bratov'ems�nsxertion �n�retheaegsasi°o1 op:i� c°:nsa DYE? EPB IASalMONTREAL kat, o gso, LIVERPOOL,
Montreal bucket all k claim to lish Political parties have shfrkd their from o.nesr whatever.�men men -young, stun s Cnd quiets
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have received legal advice that the Bucket dnt3es in their South African policy, and cid at dole• who an broken down from soy rive organs. This >: soh h cures even the 1 Custom Sense Bgna », MdNRT3AL •
•8s have done ev to et rid of their re- oftbosbate cam" or any cause notmeNionedabove, . worst caeca of Dyspepsia. 'I
Shop bill j net passed contains defect, `that erythia6 ? send'your address sued to Deals la ,tam for Lnbon's - - --
render ml spoasibilities. ltaause psY �- • ..
ithar w,aad also there are Intwoktorm,o! Dimas" an. Books CCNSTIPATIOIH B�Cj�'t'/le8 •
several ways of evsdin its revisions and The Chinese stabassador in Lindon has ,sat scald and swam from observation. Address M. •y *5
therdere' have de to ooadane their headed to the English Gavernment a :tote V Lrwx 47 WoUlartan arses East, Toronto Out. . PArNE'9 CELE6Y ColsroIIl9D fe nets. Ckbar-- t - , YfJ
,baJ�. -- - - - pro against the•actionoftheAnstra- The rumor that the Prince of Wales I* l:laala"U're-givingeasyandoatund t 190
- lien ooloo`ee is reventdn the of eon to Canada • this oar ss denied. - - actlon to the bowels Bagalarit� steely tri--.
ffight thoroughbred stallions -imported p g l°°dtng t°B Y fleeoaa • Hand Bteyelee
from G ow were seized on their s,rsivat Chiaae immigrant,. Peed• who a».pD�sa w Dao orgasm. row cobsoo love its use. sad lytevctea. ,
1 ague, m any disorder of the Stomach, an s.1 aim Recommended by proleeaioaai and fzadaed Sand -tor List: New Cataloger
- at Montreal an Saturday. It beteg alleged Avery masked improvement has taken b. »sawed by coag Dr. Csnoa'% Sto.aadt Bites. - mea: Send for boot ready to April. - t`"
that their owner. who was adja s place in Emperor Frderiok'■ condition Fie ti< -'+and cried esm.ev. est • r. rete• price i1L00. Bold b7 Druggttd, - .d. T. I.gN� r �!
bankmpt shortly after sailing from Gl&agow, b able to take carriage driver, has a good C ••matorien are W be o ned in Tar'ONTREAL ',
-had talo than means of defrauding his appetite and his strength is increasing, while opened m' WELLS, fifCHmRDSON d� CO,COProp`[ - -
adlag th ddf{m�i Ban Reno, Bolagns and ocher Italian cities.
erediton, a flow of pas has been greatly nishdr - Montreal, Quem
Hvw 1 Oows Ovas cores m ons ascots •1 ;,
A Hamilton woman has been seat to the The London Timm says the only point of '• Say. John, i• your &I a factory girl t" �[ �R.9tde Volas 4186s,
nmwte� �� •• rM � . - r
_. reformatory fors ear because she stole as interest in the Parnaliite manifesto is that " Yee, William, a satisfactory girl." PORK fess P.0.yiC RItir.^uzassa.maw#
ed h sad torgatten to bring it back. That astire,strangers to the Plan of Cam as a•ngfag or IedlssdtotffamI will a • w - "`
�- -.� are fres. j' WIDOW Of as ]os. ,. ! ltaahlns No farmer show -meadiskmaelflaaWe- _1. -
umbrellas, and yet how few get seat to the it- _ ".reams filomaoh conga.
.Bus l.r0y srsdtate., Q /� L`�' said orifi, BIRST s Co- Toreate. 11
_ safotrmatory. - It ls stated the London lice have re- a f+•ere+er eM+a. 1 i. PMKER & CC.- -
St James street Methodist church. Mont- p° The Froticli 'always eat Yparagaa Coto,° Works sad Hoag AJ•eee r-CiiAMPlON- 1,
oalvd information that the Clam-na Gael with an abandeace of oil, vine;ar and pops Y,
real one of itis historical structaree - y nios-salad this makes. O 763 YGNGE-$Tift ._�, STONE '1?
t city, is doomed, workmen hav g - liar to the Phmoix park tragedy, sad that CVN&A&, HAM Rama nacre• a&d tads, - - _
- - ready commanded its demolition, and &hand- several of the members are tlndee surveil bate to its masurai 00br and prov.ats sive%sr n"t _]EXTRArma� .
• new church ls to be ceroid os. the site. �«, City oases: YQueen0°g` as Wta TORO11lo. ,
The last servia11s will its preached by Revs. _ A P. 400 ass K east - ��
t rears, resat sod eves -
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Dr. Douglass, mid Dr. Pott, of Toronto, on It is mmouid that the Chinese Minister ERKSHIRE ylcs, with d1 ne -d5 a� 48Joha Stre•sxorrh . Hamllatm O�et S 5 oW In use be- proved
g • • this machine the bed ; 6 .
at -Washington Ilan nottfld the States De• W, w, a�1rTT, Slol relaid; cote
-8naday, J nae 3. - ant that will setaliai6 by pro- i alae,. Sena for CtmuLr. i
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rtm Send for ill. Catal a 5l, S. K1xBALU.
All the.aetwepapen of Montreal have been itingg the importation of American p pro. SANO S. w![. EYrausH, Prte.Ieew. Ass., • . C OO� • Gem .. . - -inventor andMannlac.WW. a,
officially servo, b7 direction of Premier n ii the posed amendment to the t s,'; Craig at. .- _
_ with co of the Federal and Pro arfrllr& proourwi •rens Atsoia•y, and .xp.rtt BAKP U. Brx aa5, Montreal. P Q
Dlerciar, des d seer g ls,ldeas t C11..Ter•atw
Proviadal statutes prohibiting the educe- ,I reach Ciovernmant is so careful o! amu•, ING D R
timing or publication of lotteries, with the •� �f u u I C;O N B 9 Y'S CARR 1 A G B TOP$ , . 4
Intimation that severe measures will bs the nsorec o! the new rifle whish is. bsiag KNi 1 ! ��{i ceeraeww_a.oie.iilACt1 NE8 I Why ` - -
ea ctrl aortae served out to the army at the rate of flus It Por eats-laavarswa aagiirrpsir. �rh anadlae�Baking�Powmden waso e=e aY gesas t ge�od
IatL in presenting its pissent genet of en ars not aUowd to �AT ' - mora• t»s_ R Chamheraa, .Toro.w_ 5 . yy�
. -- . ---- I sed wlmlroeei• as cog batt the prw.I Prove ft'by 1sT
touch the weapon except preeen c nee to th.Cooksa.m. atanufaatordby
_•�Oa, a commissioned officer, and It s said the acquire rthoronahkaaakdee. gar - - - r --
VWMZD STAT[:m. L I ail its branch.. Now, s the me to masse. Good p�T TT T�� , s
regal&doas are enforced su strictly that not rotten Is. atiiJlD A- n
11 .} . groat demand, bit wages• Terms *nap. -
- A war of rates b Ukaty to break out over s, private In. French army knows even ptiestion. S. CosausAx, lir Yonne -4L, Toronto „ j
-c Chicago and sn.ean passenger ba.ia...: *0 color of the powder he ase,. A x an FarFL Lew..e Rae... TH ALBANY S �AM TRA COPS -
Strawberries almostweat begging for bay. . ♦ _ 1.. ... MONEY No dolay, Co ala ecBaitd.
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-? an is New fork on Monday, at flus, used i s 1 aw.O. Stora Fiaaaciaf�tg;,
six cents per boa We Are Five• �w�f.A.a 74 g�rt, Toevnto 4i _ ,'
The Mississippi flood ls the highest on re- ors rl•
icew sucker o[ baro Yl8[IIh'as tiiaL onto a tubo clods r Haves sB _ - - . ' ; rc
ppi sv may. sotatawr. Ha, i LCS=11. R[C•. ss"fh• C.IebnNd Hasp
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- cep ► We ars fiver. - CANCER i cun, r+ rppssityyhoa�ad rump !Da �„gb.. Aafomstlr the latest improvmeets sad an ��
g ig - h7 good Stora enrvirs ; pamphlet. W, L eiY1TH, x.D , lti Queen E Taropb. R•- Iaieclos, for darabilittyy�� dyft and conr•ni.ne.. Th. Ind
rho bliow Senators at Washington _ A.11 an &Jing :-we la Ifght- - - _-- - • ,/Morrisons Aneamalk carriers Btdlden sell sham' ASB .FOR TMIX sad
Reps fTmn Four in nigh& 6ZAL11 s ht F•ea LaWastos. BUY NO- OTHAR °�-
held a o Anous, at whioh it was priotically ,:�� �x
_ detormtnd to vote down both the Fuh _ RUBBER STAMPS, Sten ..`. Plumb _
•ry - All we true !1a, sad Burning B An' 11snd .elf a! evsesel
Tresty and the Mills Tariff Bill, _ . Baeb bright day, In all they do . wrCatatoauw BARBER BROL Co.. sow f!" I . �7CB 00' -
The oentanuial meeting of the Presbyter- '_.--I'°°p!°g�p udiag ` be right,W s7 Swtt at. Toronto. ' - ,� ZA E MR. offs Irege 11121181.' I.i
'sin General Aeaaatbly •[ the LFmtd Staten - to - d 4ADA MIICPIYY CO. - Beaver Line o! • 76A77 Adelaide Saw., ' Tere sso. ,' .
(j;d - tesm•hl .aelr weekly besw•.n' Montreal IS
was In Philadelphia, over five hall• Lite is sweet; a' p" "g Y TORONM f The Ch..
opened P Ods ahoy. hath nh Com and Liverpool. Saloon tickets, Montreal to Lira - / Caoad& PPI la _.r 4,
dzd dde;{abse beicg is atteodinca p{��. No, 00. Lad see. Return t Ptets, iso, soo sad 10, D,, yy^�' q�,;,, �7 - j
.Fear, bestow, here hope above, according w sseama and accommodation. inter• En Line Ra it miill. •YOlilu6111 • I
- A wUt leaving an estate for the edvsnce- Is. 8laton meal.ts, i9o:. Round-trip slaters sea e J AND IRSTiN1MENT�,
meat o! Henry George's lead theories has - :-- so,veered : Round trip tickets, .40. For further Sanfap during winter from Portland every Than• flew and S000nd•baeC - �
been deolated tavalid is New densy, the One, npoo her WsMr s beast -be ro Crrha a]pip�y W H. R ItRAY, Oen and Reifies evbecery Sato turday �eepoa6�and � ( u Agents for w
y Vice-chancellor declaring that the court Foor, alae -bat sear Sim stlll LDaa Aerate Im the diRarom Twos. aodten�Jtiea Capin at Loadr Wgis summer from �oode erry W lead pasange : x
WaR,HL writ g �O'a i +� EN ONAM
!' - oculd not sn ltton the . of such for &+ouaod used' Ireland- also from Bal via
of to Opposition to tat - - Halifax and 8s. Jopn s, N. F , m Llv.epool hty I .. ss - �
Pl•• > PPd • 7lesthth..tDe, `:J & J TAYLOR g"o�``°g f
'Mme'. brief da will soon be don.
-PATENTED- d mummer ma&thi The steamers of iW I. Band dt Orchestra
Terrible naff exists the fa-. . lines eW dneiaa winter to and teem Haut.::
•ria$ Each sora sundered haat will then f Y
Zbabitents of the flooded district along the Meet&Pill. _ Poruand, Ha1oa Lod Philadelphia- •ad da oma Mt7$IC, w
Idi,sisd l River, hundreds of men, women mor between alaggaw and ontewl a`z z -
w°° p _? - REPAIRrNa or BA"
sad being. Damped on the bluff. �-who died- . AND VAULT DOORS, &C. A F ES
fortnightly, and Boston wso and a .nn l F!- l i1 S T tt U 7s E N to .
Tbroegh t8a Steve lath upend veils For » h
wi oat food or abetter. The whole of the Treats 11ate wert6. ig t pssssgs or ocher Iatonsaiton �py�p b r
IEurranas W'• world o! bass A Schumacher at ao , Baltimore Cunard 7 tb , Bend for C itereaat to
tiny bottom, are saaafsated; the flood'oover- --- Ontof shis.. . OWN III luwwAND YILLACE NEWSPAPER PUBLI3NER8 Hadar; rheas Co., at JowNi!. i* ; wan. Thump z .
Ina an ate fatty miles long sad flus miles son, Co., Bc lobo. N. S , Allao j Co., Oh�waaggeeONEENEENS&f
wade, The loss in err�op�, ls &lead eartimat- Joined by gtwds E have unexcelled taduties for the BALE or Loves Alda New York H• Belittler, Torohb; s�i
'' •d at theca saillioa dollars. y By and-by.-wg-few so lace- EZCBANaE o! Newspaper ofiloes Teems, Aliens Rae ! Gto., Quebec: rontle, Phuad•1• --
$hall. with Hie'Name &dors, ow r woe Batfafacuod teed 4fi"We hive ?'
pe phi&; H. A. Allen, Portland 8osso . MontresL .. _ s
W11 violate no oonfldeaoe when we state•» od oar good .dabushm.n.for eei• ae a bargain, inHs iroatea db• - '
a• publisher wanting partner. 1
. that the rumor that Jay Gould has retarned - Aaxinary rakl ahl Ccs . • Dov ry of th_ •prei '
t , settle a his affain and retire permatte�t- 'Wolaan. la BIIslaes11e "'g""tCU ,i
I - from Wall. Street is not entire yl .thea- II t•oaa ln�gt sba lbow ( _
-.- �a Me. Gould has iregnently, settled up Women who go into business from either CasTION t -Farmers wishing ss. avoid a Kidney Com- -
. ...his affairs and retired permanently .from choice or necessity, should acquire badness Lxwsatt are warned baying or tots• . • faints. A put ' - '•*
Ws11 Street beton; and when ice resamod habits, adopt badness methods and per+ a, tetdn`tag der man Our.il to and ParlDer• A taw i- "• r,
tihemsslvee o!' all knowl of details and Mtadiaae:, oat �.artld. fs ramp H&mfltoa whohave --
h was generally considered a hint for other edge rhe Dandy," and '• Patented 18W." u ngntnd asses berdfitr b. its
to refits rmunentl from WEU general information. Then should be no FITS ,'.
•psoalatore y byi ave, C. it•.A6ulx s Co., World Building, Toronto ; 1[es M Aaec '
Street without fie �ng up their' affairs, eeatdlmsat,abcat ,it : they should expect no a ss schemes. cured ' ' �� I s.7 Cuss I do not imam M
laving that3ittU formality to the a•dglseea imtanni from tiles on the ,ocre of a 1 f eft vn ~ 7'
.s wE117Rtli . 1ilAT I • ; Rabt. Cor•.; Stop them attme,11nd then haw
beim ladlee ;' their'pQr�o peat of marriage' MACHINERY ss. .tea , tan igafn. I r A-RgA�� Q -"
Ftlaslax.. sbolh ve no mon effect on' their work , . a cu»d of I have made the disease OJIM! = - . ,. *a
• •- ' The ' of Oberatnm oelebrstd than it has with that -of men. Their dr ess xxENsE nbcx of Machinery to eslect, from. epllo fir after 6 • til . -
for itsitsal11 plays, hash ss. partially should snit the requirements of the coca- T Beau for Lias, wttaertm Jas• Ids Ep+&00Y or .v
---band. .. . . patios In nes dress does s girl look neater. . Biresl, sb walnut , FAXiJNG � w
A velganio eruption and water apotit ha terrier or more grsodnl than flirt adopted H• W. PETBIE, Brantford, Out. cared °l �'
p Wsamees sod L Traub • t John Wood, 95 Cash• j a
or id or titin• both of whioh - -- art Ba oond Lung oomgtTM t and Bmown.w� �lSe >tong stodj. I .wABaturr n1y relnsdy is _ _:
occurred in New Pomerania, New Gain9a, gym teams, [[cs[nsi r[[.sr. i be wore oases. Because others haA
killingman natives and do t dam• give fullest play for all movements. How svttr ro�es-Moisture: Intense itching and��nn��nngg •� sad o i fif-eontboWn J. Bus, o August { Iatoreasonfornot now lrooetvla�aeruei,
y mS Bn• mat at night :won, by sontofring. It sliowafio a. [be years with tisrvawPeoetrauon, two ' fiend once toratreaUs11and• sBolsri
e. mach better would teen working girls loo;: seeiall bogies gen herg�A� must Bold a circ. til.
"aB11 yy continue tumors form, which often blood and -alar• Ot ifs A $ssriD O ��Bapreee
pipe dlsPo•d agree and sed and work [a each dresses than is the s F. F. )GALLEY a o0.. Proprietor. saG Pca r.� t^c!
' The London n afe to ate, becoming very son. SwAvxs's OterxzmT �s .. t OfB Car
costa 61 ;:;
with Canada's protest iigiist pauper tams- gaudy, tawdry flnarysomanyof them wear t tbs itching and bleeding, heels d«nitcd,� coed In Ltis1, sod ft veil ems you. Address ?,.:
Theile should have their bassae11s snit, just zoYY r rot novel the tumors. I' a agoa'I oma Y o u n i Men Dr. B. G. BOOT. 87 Yoap BRf Toronto, pals .
Station. aloes in oaring an Bkia DL.atsa . Dli WJYNE L
Y man do: SON pro rf•ton, Phtladsl hie 6wAtsss Onirinat -BUFFERING from the effects of early evu habi%4 the `° '
lirapp's business has outgrown his works p _:
' st Eden and a new facto `ie to be erected oma �g obtained of draygiia Bent by mail for 60 revolt of ignonnoe and toll who fled themselves and
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factory ... ants• weak, a.rvoas and exhau 6190 MWDt1•A.sa ad '
Her Fault. 's'�`
at Annan. ow Mix who an broken down from the effects of + ',:
If she is mad• miserable by day and dee HAAPION '�' abuse or overwork, and in advanced life feel the 7 ,a:
- The Paris ( aukia revives the rumour that ; (a C raved ,ahs, co nences at youthful ex send far and read B R E A D M A K E R S YEAST - .
lame at night, by nervous headache,. as prices within abs nssq ` Di
' • 'the Government oontemplata the expulsion Pte• M. V. Labon'a Treatise on the Diseases of Men. Th. J M
of General Boula the back, easily grieved, vexed or, made reachof all. f can and -book-will be sent sealed to an address on recei s of . ^�.
°BBL' tired or is sufferin from an of those want• yoa awtv,mde to the two ss. stem Address p p ALWAYS A 37," "`'
The Cstbolic . Weekl herald the ' B y beet niaaerr witht7om• M. V. L ON, wellington Ba L. Toronto, out. BREAD made with this
Salic Government will fonad and Widow mg notional dlsorden peculiar to women, binadon LoelC and weD 1 i Yeast took first prion at laf`'
• bitty - such -.as prolapatts, uioeratioa, lenoorilzes, t: finished in every re- : ! 1 I {Township and Countv Fairs is
- an Irish CathoUo nnivenity... a for iso, as d.• Nervous Deb •� Ontario in taggs��,, at each pla��cca
morning sickness, or weakness of the yeot t I I as Flcshcrton,Mar'kham 10T. s +,.
A Ti bailiff ,hot two 'men at the 1 vt ery at your ets6oa - rs ;
PPerary itomaeh. dto.. a brief self-treitment with DR. astAY'e specific bat been need for the petal by, etc. Over eo,ocoladieshave
Send for airewiar. S. S. ✓•
instsa0 of a drunken son of Iwndlord Lloyd, Dr. Piern11'n Favorite Prssoriptioa will con• sIMBALL, 677 that etsm yeses, wi}h g*M moose, to the tromment of I sent us letters and postal cards
, whom he.was esoorttng borne. vino* her of the folly of enduring misery eat P. o. Boz 9at� x.rvaos Drbfllsy, sod •U dfeeasss arising trim ox-' to say that it is superior to T
Itis Prinoees AI'szsndra, dap h• that can be so-eYil , lea,aatl and radi• L.ttsel, P. Q. yessc aver a,ea by abrin, �e F.
expected B Y P . y messes, over-worked brain, loss at vitality, closing In auelce: Clio lightest, wliltsss. -
tar of the icing of Greeoe, will shortly marry' oally oared. Druggists. eve«teat and most wlielseam -
_ Lsd of the House (shivering) " f�is N*b tn►pltatloa,eto. For eat. by u11 draagfsla Tells
- - y ( g)- Has the CHOICE FARMS FOR 3ALE IN All PARTS OF Pries ti per box, or 6 boxes for it, pr vilux ssa/ by a wheat` akee4'Di sail toe! - `" a
t3t!'1Ctly Tree think
see gone `out, Bridget !" Bridget=" I - ce GBvalpAY MEDICINE COQ Qloeonb0. i�ICB - - �il:'.P 6 Cml'i>A +fir
I o tlioussnds that Pntman's Painless evening with gentleman' -friend of miae, •
y an it da t go by me, mum, rza sure.": vein revad Manitoba ,
- . •Com Extractor is a sure and painless care ss „ARTIFN wlsblug to pcaoh P The Perfeetloa of tlnowa Food. Johnston's.ioinetoa's Fluid -
`for corns. The claim that it is just as good ' Little, *"Out Moo' 9 Forms, from so upwards, with immediate ( ` ,� .13eefbss a Ride Field let Vaef'aln"s. Te CIkudren it ee- +
h _ made by them endeavoriav to palm o$ Ila. Y Mercutio said of bis wound. We refer possession. call or write 40 a. I. NEARLaex, Me• cures • strong, musoular development. To NIMH. 1f[sthen 13 .
iatsons for thegeaalne only proven the supe. to Dr. Piet 's little PeUets, •whioh ads Arthur's Block, Main at., Winnipeg. Inforn"*u 1 Ii is a mad valu#bis food. DJ■pp pita revive greet benefit loom
riority of 11 Patman'L Use only,. Patman's sIDall, swift, and sure, In omen of nick head- furbished tree of charge, and «suers saw" is !t' becaves tt can3a digested r the Mental aO domaoh. too ill oe
Painless Con $ztraotor. Stites Ede,' Pain• bilMvmnai, oonsLipatiois `and fad igen• oft . ad atioa Mown toI. Loan se eartrnt nt a Pii7eseal E"Restore « deuse It With'
K bfll M ti :
lase. toured a Rowerfol Restorer. Atl►letee use It with 'eros{ beiaat -11
- when usidfng, ao410, ill 11 Is The eras stesaatls fuer.
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Wallace, Z44.. PA04h; an the 28rd of-l"y r reen f :-`7A el e ore
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:.Vaz vzzY LATEST Yaws CULLLV FROM by Rev John McMillan, of Wick, Edwin
Botte, nierchan16 Orono, On*.. to
TIM LOCAL PRZ"- Henry
is. SM1.6. third
Chicken and clotheaffino tbieves worry Miss Charolel Anael
daughter of thelate George Smith, Esq..
Parry Bound.
Brampton's jail US 'twistva-prisoners'- --of Bmughain.
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of whom are lunatics. H000—Hicn.—At the residencle of tile H e just received our itock f both
oriihs Presbyterians want S.U4W Ile,. bride's father, on --Tuesday, May 151h, 7 -
. by Res�J R S BurvAt, R B H Mer-
-1601) or 420,000 ebwoh. -P elleb-ore.
The old jjm� spellin' match bas mulled chant, Brougham, Otis., to = Aline aris Green and Iff
'Maud, oldest dauShter of John Hicks,.
"far back as Shelburne Esq, Nicholston.
Bradford sawmill employs 70 hands
HAm—Ln=s—At the residence of the
illion feet this Season. Is parents, Whitby, on Wednesday
and 9AM-6ut ten M Bride
H. Salter, midway betweei May 8 v J M German, M.
Ville, does quite a busi -PICKE
a Osh. loth, 18M, by Re
awa and Bowman A, Harvey Hsm�;- to Miss MiAM'Amelia RING --:-�:�MARMACY
M, moving houses. Linton, of Whitby.
Mr. G. M. Beckett, Ems& Whitby, bas
DIED.
heavy draft filly colt one year old which
FRitazz.—In. Pickering, at Richard Hilts',
registers 1055 poun lot 24, 3rd con., on Taesday,'May 29th,
The Peterboro Masonic fraternity will 1888 Maria F"her, aged 68 years, 9 mos. It
rnri'ty�n ayntirsion trains from that town 16�Agyal I Ini mr, -n
40 -Toronto on June 7tb.
a cut the.henas 0 r IT 0
A funny follow at SOlin PICKrRI.NCx MARKET. AIMItUA - I.
-off two ducks and stuck them on the N3411 OffiCe, May 30, IN&
ingswill be built _7T
4� A mituaber of me; lQfd Ts, to We. Flour, fainily, per 1;&&. $0. WT W .11WUULM
and considerable imprevements made to pastry,parbag 42.75. braaperton 14. sho
per ton, $18. gereenififfs per ton, 016.
A 41 -
houses in Cishawlt this su,nmer. bsolutelY Purs
The petitions beinX circulated in On- GREE-15;W00D MARKETS. This owder never Taxies. Amarvelotpurity.
'tario County for the repe&l�f �he Scott w St" sadwholeacmeness. Moreeconomioal
Fall Whes, C to Cenuot be sold in
1. "a 1111-4 tbAn id
1Z 10 t` ,Iprka-
. I I me,_ nuork with the mul"IMC141orlow 0 'A &11 stock. of
peam, Wa�-laxge pm - -the sp,#ng,campaign.
In return for exemption for.ten. years flour -Per ____0et rdiidy tor
62 23tosill 75; branparton,*14; BhortapertM' = sluna or Phosphate -
from 1898, Beardw.6re, the Actontganer is; shorts, per ton, fine, $18; chopi) Per in cans. RoTA.L B-zhNG ==60" 100 -,Wl
Strest.N.Y. 36y.
set improve.. =Mf
ment fund
Its- MARKET. roiS96--orT 'DISH CLOTH A
--liawdonated M to tile str FARME o Rent. 1AUNDRY,
-known Toronto, May 30 V.
Wilson, the well
horse -breeder, of.-Os"wa, sold a valuable The street receipts of grain to."y were arns.]
rd �riasa unebanxed. About 4W ba&Ys 0 GOOD comfortable 8-roome
h. , AHouse, attusted on church st., in the V
.:12orsi to Mr. Samuel C0919011, Of MOn offered and sold at M to Sk for fall. d6
al, for $2,5001. Slic for PprizifL aud 77c to 78a for g 10 t
tre 53c to 56e. Oats
fir%_11" a Xt&%ctOXc. Peas 0 Of Pick- "111
Ed. SWitZer, It 6tsyllift tough, earried a. of bU.int.1". n
ri to 40) 00 clover 613 OWO to 41
avolvei whilst aftok in Colli6girood, at 72c. Flay in fair =ly; 5 IOsAs
g. -S20 will board in for
nJ in lieu of OIL slo to4313. Hogs sold at 48 00 to 48 30. 1 Beef, $5 LE
91ttr _ro-�.Ittb,. FrEl....
a E C T R I C SO, A P S
;arrie two Mori=. to so 50 for forequarters, and V OD to $9 01)44av, Headquarters for
& fire was. discovered in a room in rear r�,dqgrters. 1--b 08 to 410 00 w ; and mutton
50,
Mr. Vars' dbUtiSt1T OffiCS, Oshawa, Tb. produce umxket was gulat to-4ay. and .-WHITIENING,
it Was extinguished c"Resierallyruled araady. We quotef 13 SAL SODAI
-1 Agriculturalim
n Friday morning to Hc;"butter,"M. roils, eu to Tar- large roils
vinthoutmfich damage, 18 to a. Inferior, 14c to 15c. Lard - 11c; Cheese 1-2—
For 85 years Col. Murray has been 13c'to 14c. bacon lDc to 1�:c. Eggs 13 to 14c.
7 lerk of Esquesing townitbip-. For J)6 potatoes bag4lit*01-11, Apples per barrel. 'Was g crystal, 'Pearline-"''
*-.1 7� to r4(
�C 0.
ears COUBiLuting t" been-clezk ot Es�&,
for '27. T1310=1 TAuzz-viclitestaff Station Ley". Remmer
7..-. and- County clerk
Liiftolu ivill be TRAVIS Gon,,,i E.k.14T rUF. A-,, FOLLOWS:— -7
The County -Judge of ---OPPOSITE-
inyeatirate the conduct of the No. I - EsPREss. 7:59 A. M. T1_ O'Convinr's Blacksmith hop,
F. 31. 7
7W C'kt Clerk of St. Catharines in. retereuce
-�T- -LOCAL. - . . . . . . Scrubbing _J3rushes,
�to the Z211 eclitract .. ... L' . 0.87 P. M. *-T C371
a Mr. Hog I a ey. a THAMS GOING WEST DUE As FOLLOWS:- T1
youla S,
8: 42 A. 31. AGENTS FOR—
smilton tcher, was instantly No.8 L&AL ... ewash Brushe
H
from a runaway wood 4 - 3,IIXFD 4:14 P. 11'.
killed, by a fall
wagon on Satards grru o I ExenEss io:zi F -Ii. Mkn Toronto e ove-Smahes
lai�. Bind St
ts a co" J61M
The firm, of Uo 0 at
'DER t th T1,09,1A. of
Oshawa, have dissolyed. Messrs. Park WON 13 6XIIA in soUd steel traine and ail the latest im-
�.Ls; but'4re surpassed by the marvels P" I
and -.Lawson- retiring. Messrs. .Brooms, Clothes ins
of iuvLntiou. Those who frein need of provementa. 7
'TO' MOWER,
Scott and -Walter Coulthara %ill co.iini"'. ViNktable -work that el"'o done While THE TORON
I'vin bqme qhoujd at,once 4and their addreas
on
of tile towiliship of Ham, can to IS951 1wr day mal upwards
wherever they live; You are start*1 free. Capt- BEAVER DRILL A
liffe.'s resident GRAIN
ed inliking a cow. ft4 =;oz -v q&u 'Some.bav madeoverall3olus,
the businest. 4 Ltts & Co.. - Porllsdd. .114ne. and receive THE A VER, DUNBAR'S
to HIM M SSEY MON
on Tuesday eveniiiR last Mr.. P. Rat- free llinfc"tl how eith#T gel. Of LII L4M THE MASSEY RAKE. _D
. fro. 0 N
wbi16 eum 10 dj� work. All's SEEDEIr. we
over dead. The eanse of death vva8 succeed.
THE 11L. D. S." 'ENGINE AND
heart diaeftee. GRAIN SAVER.
oe Sirget ALSO PLOWS, SCU FFLE 11S, &Q. OMTW.
-Methodist Cbmi-Ch. 0419WA, Las eX11104le'l -U- See It :R 11TC3-
The Official BOkrd Of Siwe
Did Yof
4 unanimous call to life Aev. N. 4. ltc-. REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS
D.Sirmaid, of bradford� The rev. gentle
mau has seeepted-the-eau.— Mae P -a tter Aght Chan kept constantly on hand.
A Kineardine man -1110-w8lot to Dak0tft Steel-Franle Binder,with.-
7- -haswritteill'buk &3 f4>l1OWF.'.Offev ed Cali at our showroomIt-ilind weshall. be le, Thneand Modey --- ----
xt
remium'st the Noithern-Exhibition me, Appleby's Improv Aeased to point out the superiontT. of'she. -Save Troub
1 -in the P."'ritrT. r
e in le Knotte or
K1.1 for the bigpot IR H _MsWh:W_ _yaud implements banilled by by CaWng at
d be there.
-and I will try an 4 -well -to:- ThIS knotie"r has- been AMR[ The-1D-0-M-=--0—n-AgeM in RiAr-And
Last week, Kir. John- Ralph, Mr. Ap�lAy, who his wti—Zi.
d6 farmer of Reach. was seriouldy ipjared,
lie invented the first'twini knot_Li
'b his horses runni6g away. He surviT. Aince fee and getting It
e
until Solidify last, when lie died from t *r, alijil it is noir absolutely, per. 7-
4
Yard
tile Wuries. Decease& wi%$- &I Tears' of An its action. or
There Is no Binder like this one ... the! aproved high -armed machine in
which is the most ir
We learn th&C- IL -child of Mr. Job lightest in weight, the hiliteit in draft, Havjng purchise(l' the abcAv lumber busi-
the market. Sold cheap for-casti.. Old M20—
Thompson. of 6th con.. Darlington; q4ed
-.any machine'of'th6 kind in -the- mega from Mr. John Gee,.I:j&m
five.. fell off a load Of Chan On Wednesday market. Perfectly balanced. Su�er�
chines taken in exchange, and terms
now offe.ing the
and the t�iod wlisel of' the wa0v roar
over,
itai leg, breaking it- Misfurumes, for n manufaeuire. --finish, 'durability =JT=X= JBW0C= lo 'ait those who mean business
and efficiency. -
never coins miugly, is -am old adage, and
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
ne�er was- illustrated better thAn in the Calf and a" the sample fit my show -room. MC)MAMITTOIT
fact that Mr. 0. S. Thowp6ou. whose Haney a old stand, Pickering. in� order to clear, on t the -same. and to loice Woods- fecit
la Rosewood. Walnut. Mahogany. sod other ok
was injured as recorded above, make room for 'a choice selected stock instruments on terms whielf caminot be beatea7. 014'
giandwa,
just received word nephe now arriving. 7. Organs and Pionim taken in exc e.
0 iigles, Posts -Pic
who lives with his parents,on BMWO9 Ltid%Ur, i4a Shin k 0
BIAR4, had hi- heel taken off byab6ree
Rawazdad are thosts w1ro read ets, etc., always on hand.
this
=024==01q
rwer -, and i, . otber oue'of the family he and then.act: they will find honour.
its thumb knocked- out of joint-playizl�'�, Efflable employment that will nof take Also Bla4kamith's Coal and bept'Dfy to various,it�les, Containing all the latest improvemeEts, at very low prices, sia
.-baseball on the -24t1i uilt. them frow.ibeir boineswt families. Maple Hordwbod. guarantee(I to give. the best of satisfaction,
Y.
or every indus-'
The profits are large n nd sure f -RILL STUFF A SPECULT
trioug. pOrson. itiany have made, and ire now and repairs for sale.
District Meeting. tnakingseter&lhundrixidollitrsamontli. Itin Va- Sewing 'Ifachine needles
esay for any, one to ma,ke e5 and upwardso Per
is w I g to work. Eitbez 0
The Mat meeting of the Whit '61d ca ital n, THE DOMINION AGENC
b Di clmv' v6 ito.. Y, PICKERING,
y I.;- qr61d, ca ital n t eed we start:
bility required; you,
�trict of the ),Ietlwdibt Churth W held In tl"URL new, 'o 9 J K McQUAY, Manager'."'.
reader, can elo i -&a e� n Write to us
-the-Tabeynae'le on Toes -an ei- at once for full ar cu , , Y' - :FA_T_iMT:!31""
(day, W n b=7we nisil free,
0 land, Maine. 9 2y J
__N%�he mini J
day o
Were pr6sebt the first day. The Rev; 1.
R
Cial
F. German, X A_ presided, Rev. 0. M.
Brown perforine finam
the Rev. N. Wellwoda M&UM a
secretary, 'antl I G -01L D L___1 TH
The Rev. R. S
a the duties -of
secretary. firsingFrom u iness �% w- L
shOlie of district
_VcCnlloClh of - Scarboi-o, a probationer, 1�,Tev7 Groods
crust 1=
was uflanimolaslf 'recommended 0 the
Conference to be contiutml on trial, and -1 havo sowe ]Dry Goods, ladi s' Short Vest and Queen Chains, Brooelles,
Mr. A. P; Latter. was very heartily re. Salo- e Cuff Buttons, etc..
-ery, Glassware,
-comintrided m -a candidate' for the miu- B oGt si and ShoeSL' Crocl
If . 1 .1 . Cuff Buttons and Scarf Pins.,
-Gent's Chain
istry.
An appropriate obituary of the llev�. and E arthenivare,.
-W.T. Normaii,'*h6 had recently diedou 1;
.11 cle a Watches, -clooks, AS Iverware, P-na ea Knives', Forks an
the Greenwood circuit, was read, and Which I shall. sell less than cost, as I wish to have a are
_�eetnponi&ls given to the lenee of out by. September- Spoons. All at- lowest prices
his character, and his faithfuln 'in she . _. . :' . . - :. .. ...
see ing - ." . ., .1 es a cloclis riwilallyattenaea to.
work of the minif;U7, Also, the Dwelling House and Shop, Stable and Driv . Hou Repairing of Watch nd pe
f-. At the close of the first day's meeting,
Mrs. Ger.
on.the invitatiou of Mr. and
together at J -
man, the Ministers took tea
treet, Whitby.
JOHN ODDIEq DUNBAIRTONO.
Practical Watchm,
she parsonage find spent a - ver - v pleasant f
and profitaWe tizme.. The Byening,wRa
YOUR POCIKET-S 1.
'closed by a public service in, the school
.roonj ot'the church. CON91b
ond day there was
All advortisements but Caly Rt tile
teudauce of ministers and laymen. ont
On the see a full fit- Chu"re' - Pump Fact
a M %J'LY 0 ..Don't be led away by -flamin';
ri and financial reports were WAREHOUSE.
tile nume 6al
-presented and the work on the District .THE BRAZILIAN
d Glassware Fit and unde*
And see for vourselves that W0 are selliag Crockery am
Dy
Teviewed.- The. Bev. T. C. Philp, jr.j was 'UFACTURER es, $;2; Handsome
MAN
sh or produce: White Granite Tea'Setts, 44 piec
elected to the Stationjoi r3emmittee of cost; for M 44 pieces, $4.50;,
tbe_ToroiAo Couttrence; the 'Force, Lift and PLIMPS a Saucers, 256--1* Goloked Dinner
Rev. J. .1. suctioll, colored tea Setts, 44 pieces, $3; Fine China Tes Setta, Setts,
1 t6theSab- Beautiful motto C(lins. C
upa, an
lRedditt and Mr. J. L; Smit st2.50; Xmfts China
butli Sellool cordmittee, and Me. W. D. d Cisterns of all descriptions. from $7,50 ; Coloi�ed Chamber Setts, 9 pieces,
an
0 - Glassw
al -e arriving every week, heavy glass tiimblers, 500
Fitzpatrick to the Misgion �. per dozen, Glass Setts and
ary committee, and
Having ss goblets, 6N
�and nizetsett -laymen --to attend -with An--1W'%T,,Stand%rd Gweql and Pitmping Wind per dozen, gla
u g Water Settg"in various Patterns.
er
equal number 6 ii�,veral of then mills throughout __Fe_111-11712i-O�L-Greea, Black find Japan Teas 2501
of-min'ist ii; - the anfi'tial reeted 14' the to�m'sllip, which _11re t
confereneeat the Metropolitan Church, Pa Zthink- Our familY groceries are Me
beat of sabisfactim�j wel -confiderft� in -recommending t eia.- Xmas
11 5oc.. if y6u, don't believe it, get t , L free a V
Toronto._. An- of erecting*suchtwbuld do wellto cionimullicate; at onee. wort stLoakankl to arrive, selling at lvottcs�n,prioes- Butter,
ruit Wishiog aill'
takeu in e%chanxa.
ien�e, fenr -tailsii Bacon, P6ultrY and Potatoes H
Thomas Coiiliu!s re&K happiness the year round, Yours faithfu Y,
-sk assurek ef Jhit Xrl health knd 7""
from Osha-wa, war burned (lown on Fri. 1��Partiers senckxg or&rs to'the'Factoiy maf re
artiole -twd &ise. Adduess
llon'0.111b1c- deal , both as to
iTr-. FIXASER9
�,l Russell at4empted,giaa- 1
A mau nan, reil's IMock, Brock St-,'WhitbYlf Jftt-
1=_-E?b1 Oy
ER
I of
r to
00 B
firm :WI h
am
so d Lt 900
7 30 trLw
17N,
&in
R so 0
tram. disps.
as pe
d ed t W
gelcirg.,A Cr Y c _1
out
bjAe., in: -"the Winnipeg police sells M
n 28-1
was cut down i time.
Saturday, I;vtt
2,
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~� , K thehams amt" 4 said, _j�� E011- .
ab
• LIF •. t w Tl� subject of flaaaoe I! a�wll a . - - la �L. ,'
OF i tX
..,
' last; 4erividi tis d sly s tie■ see 7 dry.
7' to ' aa, , oagh otasn an bstractive,ow. sometimes, Thea. is a rasor that Caedioal M>taalnr
, OR, - however, great fiaaaolal operations are L to be mato alit• A
- �. (to $s corn.);} cads whtoh are almwt romaatlo in tih4ir Pte•
1 _ . .SUNSHINE AND SHADE. ' ' ' - interest. Two such operations have reomt• Gladstone met Parnell for the first time ••
7.
Strike? Y en lace !n the emeal of the �
,Is BstsstI �bont to S ty p manus two weeirago.
:'They who bakeoptimlitieviewe of the Earo English national fla•aoes, sit• Morell Xibokensto wvw sao•pts a fee '''
CaAPTER IV,=Btritip�xb ass. the btjf hoaesn slots the East Coast The first o! these operations was what was from • professional singer.11
- '-----For a minute the two stood is breath• 7 P aq a and dot, dLna�°n, :oPaY per1YP• find tam• pe Prince Alezander of Bat 's private are alwa • fanned noher as as n
Bhis comfort is the asaertion•' of. an anonymous C°'U0d conversion of the national •debt', tsq�a��
, • 1408 s15ap*nee : then Warren Roll, cutting to' escape the wind, wliioh run- riot writer that ktinae Bleafarok recently u- the purpose of which is simply to reduce the phyalolast, Profea+or Lsagenb$oher, piraow
in behind with -the aw flu Dere i cogg beim- -!n the winter. The old gentle- eared Mr Carl Schatz that the peace of P huge g atteadaaoe on Emperor Frderick.
y i, aagg H interest paid on the hu dobe which weighs
of rope in a ring toward- Hugh with true man's -connected with the banker- in Europe would not be disturbed by Raesis,, upon the English Government. OI George, Queen Viet, ria travelled through Europa
► r,eatarina .deuerity so that it streak the the Btraad-some sort of a eonsla or other, But even it'we scald sesame that the Chaa- in'order anooessfnlly to redone the interest soils ■', much ing a chat it took sn hoer
water etraignt in fr�at o! his face flit like more of less distantly removed, I tsmoy." on a natio al
a t(noic, enaoUng' him to gesso it and haul "And tete sous'° Hugh asked with evi• oeUos has chosen snob a ;medium for a Prot• meat most beveryhigh, of
energioly n Flnahaster it from the train to the boat at
himself in without • the ■li htea diffioal deaf iaunwt, traakin the suh'ect io its wUd letn4tlou u, bis ( lag• �.
,, us never we ry fg
The bel carne is the nick of. ti 6 1 should reoolleot, pretended to, be • prophet, fidence tsnet be felt In the oogttnned Prot• president of the Austrian
T P tae, yet-moat kernel P P rit and w Cannt Tasffe,
opo y, "The song t There are none. The bat has, on the contrary, acknowledge that y power of the nation, and is the Council of Ministers, G an Irish viscount.._
Ino rturtel Hu$h would have given y had ability and honesty of its statemauship.
g g one once, I :believe-a dragoon the war of 1870 was a surprise to him. To He has recently
wo•rns juet nen to be able to. diaregard his . ag n or hnesar- our minds the alleged revelations of c••n- Ratter mort than two-thirds of the British Y seat •large sum of money
P1 offe - d a d, and to swim sahore by the tree but he was shot, oat soldiering in Zululand gds ■: aCesmen are few trnstworth pub!ie deft consists of three cla ales of s■- to the clergy of Dublin for distribution
' to lordly in,.epeadeaeo without eztranoons or somewhere; and his daughter's now the cations of what this summer has in sura carities, ou each of which an lowest of three among the poor. . .
+ -_1 ;aesisttanoe. 'It L grotesque to throw your- sole�Uviag nptvaentadve of the sntirs tem- than the actual incidents irk' isoe is Per coat, hw hitherto been paid. The total Michel Ney, dnc d'Eto6ingen, the de
z
triidiy !n, like a hero ora Leander, and sly' Raaeia and southeastern Europe P value of tfiaee securities is five hundred and soendant and inheritor of the titles of No,
Janother fellow. $ut reoognleed the fact warmer at last, as children say at de aacendanoq suddenly re sited b slsvo- two billion seven hnadred and ninety milUon He is about bo Patent as fm revenient on
tiny the tele p
that the staves is tom all in vain and that and seek." 3 y dollars. phone, which will make the merest I
e phiis is Moscow, and of the commotions The ChanoeUorof threitre Ezuhe nor ro whisper audible
the interest■ o Eaclish literature and of • " Yeses In her way-no doubt, sn heir• which have simnitineousl broken oat is the g posed
' , well known inseranos ofHos to which he held res=Not a vee b one I an y to
• _ uieseen° oa ' 11
� ve y eman e w one might t tr y c an heiress. §%e'll curiously saalogow which preceded the:G,st tree Per cent., first to two rod three'gnar. sot,, was badei on AprU 28. he was gen-
wq part In the friendly res• have whatever's left to inherit.-You seem war between Rama and Turkey, It le well .tees and ultimately to two and a half per orally regarded as the prototype of Mary,
one. He grasped the rope 'with a very bad very anion■ to know all about her." known that the late Czar Alexander 1I. cent, After fifteen years all the debt will the pretty house maid, in the Pickwick 'pa•
f ,ge•oe indeed, and permitted Ralf to haul " Oh, one naturally likes to knew where was extremely relactant,' t0 eng9ge iii pay interest at -the rate of two and a half Pers, She always npneld the theory t
him, head QTer head, to the side of the Mud one •lauds-Before committing one's self to that contest and that for two years, Per cent, a year. Mioawber was really Dickens's father.
1.
I
-Turde• anyt foolish," Hugh murmured placidly. notwithstanding the r,nnra of the ° Particulars as -It is said that the Imroie was not _
Without oto into farther
„ g F Pat- w age go
Yet, v soon es ba stood oaoe mon oa the Aad this wicked world of oars, where riotic party, hos could not be prevailed u c operation, t ms be said Lord Beaootufields_ ospite _flaq�er_at
this gig d i
yawal's deck, drippin and nnpict uesgne is heiresses are scarce-•ad actions for breech . to -nake-say deciaivo step— a erzsgov- w+t lY Ehe o e anmber.of the holden 4163 that the atony that it was arose from
.., alta- lingiug__cktthtee, Awt_with hoaoar_- seta,- °t--pramisa-paiaful�mmon-one never iaa ineurzeocioa of 1815 and 9ervia's of the government stock have ssseated to the fact that the Queen sent to glace his
I1. snfithe lean "has now o d Sight to his knows beforehand when a Dingle fate step aggressive movement against the Sal• the rednccioa, on the promise that after the oof$n a wreath of those Sower■ with a card
w triumphaat right hand, it n to occur to may happen to land one. I've made miss • tran in the following year were, no doubt G pme of fifteen years, when the interest on bearing the inscription, in her own hand.
,. j4- ' 'him that, atter all, the little adventure had takes beton now is my life ; I don't mean tnatl¢ated ,by SLsvophil committees', brit sU the securities shall have become two sad wt3 ,� -I
ting, His favorite flower, But she
`turned oat in lie way quite as romantic, not to make aaother one through - insufficient the Russian Government lou refused to lift s halt Pet' cent., no further redaction of in- ment'the favorite of herown husband, prince
- 7. say effwtive; w could have ge, if I eta Lelp it." a hand to save Its supposed proteges from terest shall be .nada Albert, not of $eaa0uafield: ` I
Gy. y ezpeeted.. He forgave hima*lf bin wet He _ took rap a pea that is before Ottoman re alai- As late ra February, BY this reduction of laccase the overs
anp unbecoming attire, an he handed the hat, him n the tab[ f the ]t'yttle sit- 1877 the p �' g Me Ucal Officer Russell' of G o I
Qneea's speech expressed the con• meat will make an immediate gaviap of six that during the last ; ave dpp pop
with ea�rastefql a bow as droumatanoea per• t� room and began dneiiag idly. vioti'on now imputed to Bismarck that the million dollars a year, lad atter fourteen I f� , ,
)� - milted,fromtheyawl'saideto Winifred M with it p years will make as annual ssviaR of lout• articles o clothing from persons affected - '-
ey !lame carious characters ea the peace of Europe east sEanred. Within • with every kind of contagion known in this
Noy, who stretohed ant her hand■, all blushes the back of an envelope hopalled froth his f tees miliioa dollars.
P* ortaight afterward S�avophfl Generale and conn
and thanks and apologetio.ngrets, from the pocket. -Rolf sat and watched him !n ailenoe, •tsxsmen bad become dominant in the ooua- 8o mtioh for a country which b sound, country have passed throegh the Glasgow '
soots of the poplar by the edge, to retrive Prawn M er rich, and has faith la it•elt. The achieve- laundry, and that in that Lime he has never
a�ia� began rgsia. ing of St Petersbnrq, end is the beginning meat is to b. sure not to be Dom d known a Dasa of entero dlscs■e,
a Ya " Yoa'n mnah shocked at my •oati• of March Gen I gnatisti eats allowed to , pan with �1°ged ale:
" And now, Elete," Haph cried, with menta, I can see," he said uietl As he na that of the United States In the reduction of though the women engaged in the laundrp
-r q yf western
a private mission f the purpose
sad its debt and refunding. the rat at lower have ooaasionally suffused from handling the _
each virile cheerfulness •- s mat can agsnm4 glanced with approval At his oarolaes westeaa Europe, professedly for the purpose g Unca baton it eau boiled.
' who stands shivering in wet clothes before a` hiero 1 iea. rata • bat fire difficalti
keen east wind, ' yypp�h of consulting an oculist. 13y an odd -ooia- es to be encountered
Par we'd better maks Re� &ew bin hand over hie beard twice, oidence on March 9 the Caw ordered the at the outset of the undertaking were far ' Thirty years ago there was a tnmaadous _ '
am way at oaoe rap to Whitestrand without "Not w mach shocked •s frisved, I think,'• mobilization of ht army .co Whit greater !n the case of England. contest, whiehtrai hfit"oyer almost all of
lutther delay to ohaage Our sato eau.-Mise he replied atter a momenta pause, s ecialbta Ignatia! consulted, in Real! n and The chief difficulty arose from the fact ltiarope, over the Jewish child Mortara,
Maysey, I'm tinted year hub's spoiled.-Pas �� WL grieved 2'. _ .. Vienaacan only be oonjectnred'; bat what we that the Eoplish `'GonieG," as the three per whom the Archbishop of Bologna claimed
h4r about now, Ralf. Let's ran up quick We bemuse, Messinger, it was im- know is that !n afew weeks •f o mow+ are called, have no definite time for v the ort. of the Roma
ddr-mora- the Emperor's full confidence Alezander I I. a e P P ey an oa gron that he •had been
�s Warren R�lt headed yaw! ronad with ing to doab0 that Mina ChaUoaer is really la ordered hja troy to iavada P sea weer ne, sad the government cat deal baptized by a service maid. The
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• on sae , s . the crossed the Y comm- a rev o c y tom parents,
3, . _ . "O Eta" cried Winifred, "it tone so ink and the env* ran aa, vo asesnper superstitious • _ - ,
lope nervously. •' You they may thl- year waiting for the same The other financial operation made by the ascetic monk eztracrd;", elogae15oe,
v grand I Wasn't it just maRaifixnt of him think w !" he sated, with some eagerness date of d rare in order that the next- Chancellor of the' Exchequer was the pre. learning,
to lump in like that' atter mg poor old is 11le voioa after another •bort rasa, rs� mi �� , and fervor, sad has been preach- "
- !straw ? I'never saw anything so lovely In " You think the Hall likes me 2' P°did°a' Wto the last, may be pushed tor. seatation by him of the snansl "budget" of lag t° great audiences near Madrid. The
Y ward within sight o! the towers of 8t: Sop. treasury receipts and expenditures. This Queen and tours 'have aakitioi l l to help
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..+y ]+tr tc,mtly like the wtro of things one " I don't think so," ke#f answered budget, with the annual revenue ntarns me coaveat chapel L. has bails on the Ban-
- Wads about la novel Y' with COMB dance; "I'm sbsaintal car*aino! is Tha Cearr rarmtar-•reac-w Inwoukto of fat- Which. ao Hlghlaada He k called -Fsthe�_ySor.
EWe amled a more sober smile of mater• -=as sure ss I ever was of an thin ku�PHy followed it. shows s very •g $
.. appreaiado.. " Hugh's al s w " she ler, I'm a painter, d I have a qui,3k eye. g �r iaess than they were eleven >d condition of Ela English flnanoe-� �'a a is a Canon of the Urde! of Saint -
��� nth rg y a 9 y -)ears- sgo, and a week at the outside would tt appeare by Those, that the reveiia4 of Austin, and among other Kacmplishments �
proprietary ppride is tar was deeply moved when she saw you creme. suffice to transport an army from Bt•ean• the United I�:inggdem the mar bile be.h speaks twenty-two languages•
manly attd•Jiandsome and ohtvalroas cousin. it meant' a eat deal to her. —1 should be bii across the Danube.- Ail the information about four handred sad flLt�siUUon dollen ; A lad
' The men made their way up stream to sorry to think you would gay fast and loose obtainable oonfims the helte! that three• chle ram is over eight mittioa dollars more 7'! reticule is among the niian pre.
- Whitesersad, end landed at last, with as with al's affrctioaa ' g staved at Alawiak Gratia IL is said chat
sn7 fourths of his active faeces have since the �. at the beginningof the financial year, on the night projeedin the battle of Water.
easy run, beside the Utile hltLe At the '" It's not the dial's affections I pis tart beg7uaing of the year been aoaoentratd 115 it was estimated that it would be. loo, when the Duke of �Velliagtm w••' at-
village tan-the Fishernwn's 'Rest, by W- loose . with," Messinger retorted , lazily I the south-eastern corner of his em ire. It On The other hand. the overamsnt' ha-
13tannaws —Hugh Messinger. is P g teadinir the Duchess o. Richmond ■ asil La
y- gh gar. sola of " I dee 1 regret to say it's very much more seems an unrarsenable hypothesis that so rat, daring t6e,p•st dear, about tone ban; Branae s, Maj ,r Panay became rad a b ant-
his disreputable dampness, soon obtained my awn L taiSe wink y I'm not a tool; but tremendous a display of strength is intended red enc# thirty seven million do1Ln♦ The to°ted of a lady when he tact there for thq
14t . comfortable board and 1odlely, oo Warren my Dae weak point ie a too susceptible silt merely to supersede Prince Ferdinand of °zcess of what the government hes received, fltret time, and at the partinv, when "mid.
Z. Rep's reoommandatioa Iiblf wit is the position, I oaa't halo talhng lQ love-really Coburg by another rater on the Insignificant over that which it has paid out. Is not far sight me, an the trumpet wand of redid . ' `'
habil o! tomb Q W Whitessraad frequently in love-not merely flirting-with say nfoe throat o! Ba aria. L it not more probably from twelve mtllioa dollars. Tbts on !ua, beggfag irom Ler some •�uveair, he received
and was '• wtlt be-known " as the lradlot•� I I ha is t[�� rp
Peen to be thrown with. I write that SlavophlI,, who remember how at San moreover+ has been obtained In spite of the this reticule. Alter the battle Major Percy
remarked, to the satin village, ohUdim liar a Rt*at many patty vr-es; I 4e15d h*r Stefano •he prize lay at their feet, ancon• reduction of r penny on the octad 115 the was selected toconvny to Lord Bathurst the betladed, so thab any of his triaads won im• a steal many ohs miss rotes ; I say a great viand thsL tr.e hoar has Dome to !ay •oda al; taoome tax ctso reduotlon qi the tax oa w- Duke's famous nespaWh dated Waterloo,
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looms at this sweat old public-.. many foolish things to her; and at the time sobtedc�e and make thiel anti to sOrUta bold brew •ad the, aeesrcioa ol'Sertata interest Jnaa I9, 1818, in. wtdeL he ave an aaaon
Iti - waists dge. I really mean thorn aIL - My heard G just ly at ._Uonstantino le ! If r t -
�� s* my clot In a jiffy," the : at that reci•s mo , an t e reticule was utilized
tPgAs use t oar ripe for pact off the The =ria increase of.receipt@has been that s4 a case for the dotament, becoming these-
ea s an unaffected flatter. I think to mss , why should such mea as natieff from the customs dna stain the Post- d
"Gad be beak with you at cam, a new Dna. myself, "This time, lb's serious. I look Tahernsieff a15d Bogdenovioh iT ie .once oBioe ezci■e ;ad the tno,me t•zill ole hieh by' the bearer of the first of else goo becoming,
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•' at the moon,, and feel nen to the English Government. Its history
Io ten mlantes he esuerged spin' as be had stro ''�° I aP°- emerge from their retiremient and n: Indlrate a eneral and'marked marked ry
phle tLe lona valleys, g pta•perity ended there, however, for although the
kttd is the feast too tins, Meadox-. van's 0 repast, point by point, the demonstrations throughout the general community. Major searched loyally, he was never able-
pt'ed , t15, another moa- hills+ +rad grove w forobode an0 say and tnelbceuvteG which. preceded the last hes the figures. moreover, which uveal to.find the owner of the anisole •gala.
is avatar of glory-ierplandens in,a light- mrst•ing of our love■, And thea f Tirkisliww•! Here is the Slav Aewciattoa, to or the solid wealth and firmly based sol
' brown ve veteen cost and R4mbrsadt cap, go away and reflect calmly, Ju the of which we used to hear so much eleven repay of Great Britain are compared with
}, ' Ithat served still more o vionely than ever to solitude of my own chamber, what : y4 riago, allat ones ro n eaitrted withTcher -those of the budgets of the great oontineat•1
emphasise the fall nature and extent of his precious fool I've been-for, of course, the naieff at its head ; here is the co'o rr. powers, the British; mo How to Guess the Speed of Trains
tical pretensions It was 4 coat that a girl's always a niless one-I've _rover pee �y power presents
dpooee pea agency, the Slav Coatmitten s>i (,'Laxity, itself is a striking L For either o! the TLS is Hoc one per•oa to one hundred of A.aseau might have envied and dreamt had the lack or tit. art yes to captivate an atarLiag Into fresh activity noder the Pre• continental powersw ich 0no"ods in barely the millions who travel on railways in the .. aa
about The man who could carry such a heiress t and when It comes to breaking it ddeacy of Ignar ieff ; here is Gen, Bogd ono• balancing its receipts and expenditures, re- Donne Ofle year whnLaasny idea of the speed
_eons as that ootid -Maty have written the all off, I wenn you is costs me a gev*n rich, an are xed believer in Bon er, ab• suds cosh a nsnit w a iece of naoommoa of a trait. A large
1a p per oeaa of even the rega
whole of the Diitia4 Giese din before break • wrench, a wtwaoh tact I with I was sensible rnpNy reinstated in the service, and at the good fortune. alar trainmen of the country can= tell wnith
' fast, and tweed off a book or two of Paradise 'enough to foresee or adequately to 40
iLost !a •brier interval of mors leisure, as oa the y guard same time permitted, or privately ordered, • say degrs�- at accnr4ay how last a mitt le �
- '• AwinU c " '~ peevGasiaa-better-LLss-erase t• visit Franca Fi15all that nothing might 'running. Fcegoently engineers are despatch•
y pre h girl, that, a said w priaaiPia" be wanting w'perfeat the parallel between Rattlesnake Oil ed on a trip over a !!ae oY rsiiroad with ta=
ks entered, and drummed on the table with 'And the girl!" Ralf •eked, with 4 Brow• t6o resent eitaatdo15 and the Ratdesttakes are amore the few th
11dent fore for the expected steak : E P t presented lh 8 lager gtraatioh■ to ran ata ■ o! a certain nam-
mmopaa Ham poo Lag seaao of profound discomfort, for lefe's the spring of 1877, here is an opportune ris- that seem to thrive among the rocky hills of bar of tulles an hoar. The engineers do not '
I n Utile Dna. I Wean, of coarse- -sot my face and maoaer had iwcantiy notched him in is Macedonia and a Ministarf I crisis at Pita county, Pa, and they an just about- osrt•� an indicator, but have learned by ver- .
cousin. Fair, lea In wtie ways I pretar "The girl," Massinger replied, putting a e and Bucharest directed se len then sow u sL
tli4m tats. Though dart girls have mon go fi■ishi15 etrote or two to the neer isrmlees •a -• agatinst the P *y wen whoa tons melhodn to gauge their engines w v to
gg ! ti iia•sisn the country was opened Recently they make only the Ghgbtesb variation from their
in them, atter all, I tasty ;for dark and true sketch he had scrawled n e the envelo party havlieoome w arttde of merohsndLe, ow- orders, j,
and tender is the Notch to Tea' I. fixing p° T° a�aist blot-the hags on the
made liy Ing to the efforts of Anton Hlnderman a The majority of use
_, according zing It rap In the frame of a cheap lithe- 'Russia Ga moblUsallon daring tLe bet icer
11� y2015. Bras fair or dark, North or South, graph that hung from a nail upon the wall months has No', par than a ch little middG•aged (Ierman, who leaves.1ii■ wheel w a gauges know it- oiraamfer-
- llike Hotaiman'■ teas, they're all good ,opposite : well, the flirt probably regress of celiavrat.Si life' ease wife and faintly in Eliz beth N. J *very coos, and by counting its revolutions within 1
I Pais. •s*ns to us the acme Y
alike," if you take them s■ sanorted. And it also, though not, sinowely trust, w of sbsardi If pp year and n Lo Bike Dona
lihe a o6sttmin ! tnwh and ty. Aleza15der IIL were cap- � P ty to Uv* in a a oertain time can tell very accurately the
„ 8 7 youthful and Profound! as I do. In this ca■s, however, able of m gnat a waste of his oountry's n• hat and haat rattlesnake& The rattlesnake speed at.which they are ranaiag, Another
inaive it 'I
a comfort to think Eisie's only a ooadn• mouroe4 for an end w tri industry b mon iced
vial, he world richly m>ay oPoi b7 Anion.` Othen method is to tuns btie i between mile ppoossh�,,
'• 864,■ patty, certainly," Warren Ralf Between ooasins there can be no harm, you merit the ezecraliojL,d his sebjeocn If Le ao• 000esionally kill a rattier and Us about fin and still another method i■ to make c4lcats- . -
1.r�Ud with a certain bit
amomb of unusual will, readily admit, in a little faaecenl Alit&- h i . but the little German haul■ for tions train the number of bei.gre, h poles -
• � .. stiffness apparent is hle manaee ; "bat not tion." ospts. of the other hand, the programme of 1eII� , p
Uk the S srophils, then b no morifloe� Rea• them. perantently and methodically, and p■■sed to a certain time. These poles, in, a
�7g . 20 Pre�7, to my mind, or ■a "It's more than a flhtsbist to ter, I'm dans will not oheet fall endure. Nor b it Danaher or kills five* or ten on every fine day ei vet Doss
mrso tel either, as y try and where four or • five wins
Io ,+ year Densis, Mims Chai- sure," Belt answered, with • dablcum shake likely to be forgotten by one who has so long in summer. He •elle them slive'w showoea an used-oto spaced w that they sis thirty to
. of his head. " She takes it all au grana been the target of and este at the Pike Doan hotel oa- the mils If-0111Y a single wire b 'nsd they
ge vesasdnatioa that no Ras- spate from tea five to ,hm
" Oh, ," Hu well enough to her own easy, sericuz.-I hope you don't mesa to give her sirs hand would ever be r•isei� ■t oasionalty, but his chief income is derived aro enty tyeight
no doubt," Hugh went as with a •tulle of one of these berrid wrwohea_ you balk ■o Czar who should rear the standard of Peter from rattlesnake oil, which he tries out and to the mils
ezpausiveadmiratioa �`I Uke them all in Ughtly about !-Why, Maninger, what on the Gnat above Conntsntiuo le Even the sell for one or two dollars anvunoe, accord- , The most accurate method, and the one
their own way.. I'm nothing, indeed, It not earth is this? I=I didn't know you could Rumiian revolutionist is, fi: of all, a. pat- In to the fluottiationi of the market. most to use by ex snood railroad mea b ^ '
eatholio and eolootia On the whole, Dae do tlile sort of thinI He oatche■ the rattlers basic on the to count the number of rail 'oint■ the btsin
dot; and it is probable that- Alexander II. � _
.giri'a mach the same as another, if duly she He had walked across careless] , w he would be alive to-day had. his armies in the rooky -)Gages, and pinnin them down
gives you elle tree poetic thrill, ,But the +Desi qhs room to the lithograph k 8 pores over is twenty 0ecoa The rail- is
otter-Mies Di graph whose last war ventured to luck the frafte of vie• with afar ed stick ria■ •tabes■ around their neariv all eases are t]ylrby feet 1 1
eysey, now-who'■ she, I frame the .poet had slipped the back of his tc r Instead of sna:umbiop to the bravado of necks and binds theta securely in the the number a ty socth, and
wonder !-Good name, Idey. . It wands envelope, and he was regarding the little ad- Lord Besconsfield.-1V. Y. Sim crotches of the sticks and oardes them bo le the d over I15 twenty aeooads .
■ey ape per hoar s train is rnanintr, For
lute money, and "it enggests daisy. Then dition now with eyes of profound astonish. - his hut, when he putrthem In a perforated iautanoe, if a passenger sitting is it-sl.eper
:was a Meyey a banker in the strand, you meet and wonder. The picture was a packing case to await'doeth or We, He can count thirty olicks of the wheel on • _
• know-not Vero dsisyliks, that, b it !-and o0weely executed portrait of a distingwhd Lively Pace. .. has never been bitten, but he professes to nil joint in twenty eecoads the tisin Is roar
. another wuho did something big in the legal statesman, reduced to his shift-sleeves, and The English locomotives are built in one have a botanic our* for senate bites, end soy■ Hing •b the sped of thirty miles as hoar.
y j oy. a doubtless -at' eaii t in the very act of foiling • tree; and solid frame, eAd ran over tracks compare• he is not afraid of the biggest rsttlesnalte in
;.''ot the royal bench' of British Themis with on'tlie soap of envelops, is exact imtbaLion lively level and sL�ai�ht some of the Ee stats s
immense applause (which was instantly of the right honourable gentleman's own dish train■, such as those between G w He does notuse $n m ez ting t e o , Heath to Trus . r
suppressed), and left his' family a pot of famar ,3gnataie, Hugh haadd written in or'Edinburgh and London, make ve�ast because he believes that it•will cool-) it He -
-money. Me -lazy-crazy-hazy, None bold Erse. cite;- the stalks na - the snakes mast be h in the sea and The Iowa Legislature has taken the ball
of Lhem'U do, you see, foE a sonnet but " W. E. Gladatoaa" � Inscription, time' The locomotive dd whbe are yy ting ,
veins allowed to b the horns in its. anti-trusts 1
usually seven or eight feat 116 diameter, dry out slowly in Its fierce rays, y e!gisLttion,
daisy.-How maty more Delia Me ey an The poet la fed. "Yes, It's not w bad," sometimes, as in this case cited from as while the oil drip• from their tall- into wide• It has passed a bill proLibiting an cors
titan, if say Z I wonder. �etl if not, ]sa he ■aid, ngardlag it from one side with English paper, mors than that : mouthed bottles which in tided to P°ntioa, oo•psrtnership or iadividnaI from
she got a brother t So pretty a girl deesry fondness, " I can imitate an Then is no roof that an locomotive bas them. A large snake yields several ounces entering Into any combination or oonieder•
> , to have bin. U I were s childless, Bali old y's. band�at sight -Look hen, for i• eacedd eigLty miles per hoer. Thin aped of oil, said it i- a very small snake that will atioa to fix the price of any oommodi , or
mea, I thick I'd incontinently one III end ample; ham's your own.", And taking an- was satn411 noohd b one of Mr. Pear- not fill an canoe vial with the the amount or nsU of it to be ty
B y y greenish oil quality produced
t endow her, just to Improve the beauty end other scrap of paper from a bundle in his son's broad gaage tank engines, with nine which is reputed to be a soveireign care for or -yid in the Bcate, The bill also rovidas
> _ the Lntnn of the race, on the striobest enols• pocket, he wrote, with raid and driving-wheels,rheumatism and kindred Dom is further that on any trial of an indictment
L ttonsry and D�rwlnt►n prinotples." mastery, "Warren H. " on s practised
of Exeter Rr4iledahey running at this for violation of this law all officers or agents
17 Her father -the Squire hen," Wenn the sheet in the precise Ukenees of the me the en yy are made competent witnesses, and may be
r . Rolf replied, with s 20mewLat 1615 Rine has to overcome a resistance ` � Dom Ud'to ed
easy glace printer'■own largeandflowla h•adwrittn of sir nal to the toroe ezerted A Joke on a Liberal Orator. pe produce books and pa : "'
ds gg g eq by a Lnrri• stall not be ezoasd from testifyfg,■'even
F at Hugh, shot sideways., "Hs
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the Reii gazed over hes -hoalder in some °ane. In fact, the storm that destroyed Chartoetetomn Herald :. One night dart
manor and a fratL deal of the parish. Wy carpals, not wholly namt15gld with a faint the Tay Bridge was blowing at lees than the session of the Legislature,while the on the plea that their testimony may crinin.' `
vUle Diey■e ■Lin full Hama He's doh, tonah of alarm. "I'm an artist Maes r." sixrte th*m■elva A proviso is, however '"
lase ty a;iles eta hoar... The great obstacle to House was in Committee of 816 ply, Bell tided that no snob testimony shell be use
��� they soy, to rally doh -till ; the h a big be cid slowly, a■ be scanted It 'olose • "but a higher than eighty miles t■ the' et ' was n � nt� InOL the teas testtf in sty snit e
e ilioe of the estate south of the fiver opting his speech_ for e. dredtL pe gay
1 been I oynldn t do that, no, not if yo, were to ting rid of the st9trm. Lately an engine has' time, when ie stopped and beokonied'the job he b s party. TEs■ is osrtaialy i
swallowed rap by the sea, or buried' in Lhe pry me for it, in heaven above, or earth been oonstracted for a French Dom in- messes er to btdn him s lees of water.
__the shad, or otherwise dlpced ef. Brat beneath, or the waters that an Hader the feuded to ran regularly at one miletinyd a Thereupon Mr. B6aw rose to a int of order, heroic legislation, and the working of the =A.
,- -north of the river they ear he's an A(jht, earth ; but I couldn't make a decent too• third r minute. This is a Pc P° law will be watoLd with interest,
' ' the fields last simile of another man's •u Pc higher velooit� Being askd by the oLairmsn to state his - '. !
y engine Pe i point, hs eatd h
rap beyond the po�Tal, I you didn't do you ltaow; oarlhs wboir l'aL'l-And than an regular en ne niormsnoe in tis a be"did riot think s windmill
aatia It" we Passed. for it's t low- tlhab i scald aev■e p�bly learn to fro l."rr=49�wwifyx
performed over a M than ct diets r as
on■d propelled.
t►mnsemgb water to a� - his - > she! von flab feet the
Flisabrb6an, kali-bidder► is the te�is. All liaMinget'srniled s lattgaid mssile. In. , yY.,i!oa present ei- eatooche one's "It frill with it fe the o0pb Mr. Bell. talent of living. 4
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It one should find blumIf an the banks of his way up to a POLN't- -MwIY OPPOd10 the Fran,.e in that of the cultivation of flowers larted In the Spring. The old white off In the attendance of oburob-goers in tjio ... .1 �'. , -,�i I
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-- -- a swiftly -flowing Himalayan river, too dwT ItwtWg'Plw& for the manufacture of Perfumes, The- -9. Ili , L. ca.didimma, I, . rpladid h-'dy' Seats of Maine. It is stated that one. third . . 1-1111 .. '. 1. I
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to be forded, too f on of rocks to be crossed It was docidod-FA send across another figwer harvest covers tbrw.f 160 - lent. The L. annalist is 16U Im. of the churches in the State of Maine are . : 1. �. 1. � .L I
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I by a boat, the current too strong for any m1b" t`0 &W the one alroody over, and this yi,Lr, but the - season of greatest acti;lvy meow war -A mak" a grand show. Tfio closed on account of lack of support, mu4 - . . ��, � q. "* .1
.. -, - swimmer to broamet unaided, too wide for a individual started an the other had ducip, ;4mes in May and Jana, when-tho room* and several kind of lancifoklum ' we charming that one-half the people an non-churdh-go. ; .
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- - temporary bridge, and yet in=, women, &ad and wais Immediately hurried down the ?range blossoms an gather6di, The violet, a. The old Tark's cap, the t4ol, oud ars. Out Of 1,362 ck�urahsm in the St"o-4117 -. --f, I .,;. -Z '! -"a* 11)
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., children, as well as goods, to be carried stream by the current. But as he started . =MHOHUP am' Well vr�ith growing. .. am vacant. . jll� R
".. .. ever, be would naturaily.stand nonplused " an his rapid course down those on. the aide =,V mignonette appear In February, . I 5 . It In satisfactory to no ;,. ..,. , , . . 1
April, although In mild,.moint . - to that the species , -- - . �- 11
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I to howlt could be clans, This 'very problem, he had just left kept the r6pe in their hands winters, the violet comes Be early am Ds- . , of gambling known as lotteries will in fut,- r . . 1. I . , " , '.
however, tionfrouta the villagers, who live on fairly taut, allowing It to run out closely, oemberl jammine aqd tuberoses, belong to I . , 1W here in Stanley? . I" tare W discouraged as much Be sible In . . . - ;. �'� , " " ,
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� . _ whilis the maw-bu theopposite aide pulled ;he Province of Quebec. Hon. emrolier . . 111111111 ,.
1� the borders of the" riven, and their injou- Juland August; lavender and a Ths'precise whereabouts of Stanley, the t :% * I " 1 f�
to ptember, mad- the amaim, to'Oo= explorer, IS in a circular letter to the editors of the pro- ' � � I... I , .
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,-L_uitr has contrived a ferry, okfe, sure, and cry short time he was pulled across, now a subject of anxious discus vincial journals, ham Intimated his intani" :.:, . :-,! ... �,� - ,.
. . quite rapid in its operation; mad since In- r: v November. . . . *ion among Ear . opean nevropapers and so- 41 - � , "', M
. i Salinity, Is at a premium every% hen a short t with very little loss in desomadl g Thyme. rosemary and lavender are grown I of proseputing, according to the statutm, . 2 .. '' �.-
. gitiphers. Ten months ago he left the met - .,
account of this ferry will.not be the stream. There were now two men OR chiefly by- small farmers of the grapo and . Lay person who may hereafter advoFtist, .. - I.:,, ..I., .
out of pL&w point ftom which news of aim was received . . ., 'L. ".. , .
4161 the oppqatt a side to pull, and 'the added olive, who man' 9a; print or publish Radices of lotteries. . L �,�Ll
In this - land of bridges over the ,piater, ferries Ltf&oture from them an in- ;hat lot the camp of Y ambunga. On' the I .1 *-,.:--*: ..�':" ��
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I. ion the Water, and tunnels under the water. btrongth would. onable the passage to be forior sort of oil, used to difiLte and adulter- of August, 1887, he wrote to this it. The noociestity for althir high or low level . 1 b.�
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� -�* r During my tikvels in the Interior of the made much more rapidly- -- - Me the superior eamon made by large so- ing that fresh supplies of provisions might railway orossinva at the E,spl-nauie ln Toran. % . . �.: :�' , ; . L �
. be sbh I I him. Since then nothing has bee - . , :L'.1 11
. The ferry *an now in full working order tablishments. . n 10 in ma4a more &pparont by what has bAp- : I .
I . 11ina-layss I found myself, one day in May, . . . I - . � ..�
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. .. on the 1ankst. of the large river Kelf. Which :d the passengers made their proot�lion .The i-r"'d ,of Ilk 11 A 14, from heard of him. Between this Wint and Wads. P -d in Philadelphia. In ten Years no fair-.-- .. - �
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Is the boundma7 betwe - , - - ----- - -- .. ULWUL ttm� Mn = " .. soy . per, . .1 �.
on English territwK7 - 1161, -the first staoon at which he would atrtics or ru�U twos nundM and 0 . . .
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and the native State of man in their party, and the women wars the method of harvesting blossoms, D . -tt6ty--tif Emin Pasha, he had about 9004 were killed on the level railwo . .: . . . . -��ij .
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I IA- -1.1-L 1-3 'I I to the nearest manufacturer, letter he fixed August 15 am the date at which sanIe number at po;66ns were killed OR the �. . I
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been bulb by the two governments, and "';h---- -,T7,nt-r;---T--y d delivered while they we -i0II fresh and he would got Into the Lake Nyanza country, railway lines within the aity.- . I 1. . *.% -
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I " -with this exception no other had been al. fort thenne'ves in crosaing, d th were arlatir. * I- . � where E-uln Ptisha would -have boen sure About two years ago Fatteltson. Bros. were , . � . " . 1. �.. , .1 , :,'
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. .. dud --I&Ybriber more easily made. But . moon pulled over. The gain hen to hear of him, but Emin PdAha wrote No- given a heavy bonus to induce them to re- , . ` -.. .'� - .:', ..-,.hL
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w - to custom duties there we& also this Vid-or ordinary circiumstanow -the, - MAW- aboorbing-and-ttiid�itiiitW�-di-- .11.
, - that- --- -- _ "t" the of -the Congo Free S sa,to, suggeato that he has the forin of $V,I)DO, free water and exemp- L . :L i., -)
---. I'. diffi- -who, h&d oroe�&6m the village would now perfumes at certain flowers. A square frame met with obstacles on the iiad which way tion from texas for a term of years. Now -. . � .
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I commary to reich It. return, but my own curiosity roqarding this of wood is sat with a pone, of strong plate he,, ,o;npelted him- to go a great way It in found th&t the condensers Of - he firtIft'll L4. . � .-- , -. �., I -
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I . .: Apparently the people viere helpless, for I ferry had risen to such a height that I pad on each side of this is spread a round. The Louden Globe. saYs that in engines use4o much water that the fte � 11., . , ,,,
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.% �1. � -Kad wm-j%st,@uah-& stream as has already nothing short of an so a it W Crlayer of grease, which ban previously making his way northward on the want aide pressure is reduceC to- a -dangerously low ' � .. . ,-. 11
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- - - . .. -been. descri the had found a short satisfy its demands. I -that ore been reflued and parified by boiling. - ' . - .... � ..t � -, 1'�:; I
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. 1. cut -mud at the -them -were anvolojections to my making 16 Thus prepared, the frain;o we piled up to' who was going to meet him in to free water for condensing . . . : - �
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. .: -mal I mat in front of , owplassure to ferry me over When rho blossoms arrive, their petals are 1�, .. . I . . ,
,. . ma,v �j siong- the eastern shore ; but the Paris and 8. 3rary city lawsuit in the' result. . .
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, � morning I'woe to' Bee a man a Bud sit OU06 =ads my ProPfin,11011,11 stripped from the seems, and laid ble for an expeftion--iiL-th-olze of Western Union Telegraph. Companjr have .. - -.-.- t, - - - .1
;. �: � � and wave a ff& for thewttem of the frames, and ffins, is the fra, -stsalso to be an one aide of the lakes an arrangement with Edison by which the . . ... . i ,; ",
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- signal I had Means at once In t TPd OUT y pa,y him . � �-,-3,5
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- a dguml tio the two man their w an edges,, a seriess a . ,
1. . aictiAty-in- the village, which was but a few omits aide to pull on their rope. They ben in formed within which the other. Nor is h likely that Stanley has he ht ro suppress may of his inventions -- �. I
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0 'a is fallen Into an ambuscade andbeen massa6red. If the company c - . � . . '..
. hundi�ed yards distleat, from my tent. ' The dfdp vigorously, and the result was constantly absorbing the perfume. - hooses. It Is said that on- - . - . . . . . .
�. - . country on the opposite aide of the river was He has 484 men. what with carriers and dar this ant the company -has &I. I I.... A
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,� * that I Zris sudden plunge which I The supply of 11,3wer petals In daily renew. soldiers, who we well armed, and he is him- ready aruppr two Important invesitions ' -... . . , '... . � 4
. , . ,.L. A -donee j un and it 11681114d upon my deprived me of my breath. Then I .= ad, and the process goes on for four or five self in this sort of warfare an experienced whiten would have revolazionised and Inds- . ' ", ,
-:`.- mind that :k`wma one of the ferries used by for the first.time the peculiar feeling of help- month&, at the and 9f which time th7emada .commander. Still another hypothesis- has a"A - - . - �� ��. �
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-. y. that having fully there I, ,othi loggaphy- . L
L, _ ... the people In oromaing the river,,. and that a loneness one has in the grip of a powerful Is removed-Irom the glass, with v a, thin unded, name] ng a monopoly Applubt do, � -: : . : . .:- L' ,'�.
.. - rare opportunity was presented to us the current ; it seemed as thoulth great power- - i pocked in cam far Pine- . a safety and . . � . I ... �
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note& 8 fat hands had seized me and were trying to Una. - The pedialood. in tr=ea with un o' -'rescued " he ing human proarees. v . .
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. ... gling was carried on only at night, wi. P I me down . I down, into the depths Of the -alcohol, which extracts Itsi sweetness, &ad ad southw,Lrd to do some more exploring on L; . .. ... . . I
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grant secracy ; but as then waa no leetrio- The abolition of slavery in Btlzu will It I ... . I
, I . I. formm the floral woktan land extracts of cam, his own account, and will come out it, the L
` -t : .- tan upon the carriage of P0,44013961`11 OOiQml- There won, however, another and more Martin. . L' . �bar. Zverythinsi that-im- seems be Peacefully' brought about much ' " . . - . -
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,. . rY a ,Z lots of breath. I had I The process of timed us is than was exM ted iven by I maguins . .. 11
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��-, the tout had been PL14114 W the cold a,t that season ; but this was a snow olive oil is I . . ban PS good 4, bill providing fur the Lotimedisto . � . . J
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. v4w. stream, i-nd the -water Just &V'that time vrlis- of donne ootton fabric we saturated with oil , ,... - � . - . "o, . -. -.. ..., I 11 ..
the shore I found that soy" for the most part molted ice and snow, 00 and stritched upon wire setting hold i� - , .- . . and th a ssuatlo.00l the Senate is the M; 1 .'I- � �... . 11 �
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. I � ' them a largo number of gourds, tied together water and Into this I had pluugecL What by, boiling the flowers in water, Ln4 the propound to his reach er I I catch questions " The Libel Law Amendment Bill having 1, ': -� ... ., ',,,�,,
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�- -� In bundles of considerable mine. Them gourds wonder was it that I had nearly Lost my vapor which carries away the Perfume in in inathemmics 9haz the teacher cannotan. passed to Its third reading in the Commans I � . . , ,�.,...%�
I won of a peculiar thapie mad enormous am, breath and shrieked with the sudden.plunge? candonsed in copper tan" Some of the rotor. Usually the" catch quentl t, we may take it as settled that ., . . ..,.. .�
long carved necks and rounded ona -or pro- .., . . .
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�� � -, . ttg I had wondered why the men on the OPPOsits ratorta used for this purpose aroof sufficient - . ,a - ---- - ----v I hl=1w9h ja nimalista will not I),* dragged out � .: I ,... , -..---�.-Iel;
. . I -They had becto, 4ried with great shore bad kindled a fire soon after they hmA size to receive, st cam time, a balf-tion. i6f 0 jectof them Is simply to elicit absurd to- Of their own Province in order to be triod. . 1. . -.1 � I - I ... ,I.
� .. owe, so that the aballe would not crack. Lad landed, but a few momentie, experience In fresh towers, with the amount of- water lien, from t to whom they am put. The thanks a I all journalists are .due to Has. ' - .. . I . . .. � I
on v fastaned together by thisir nooks this ice bath made we long for a share, of the necessary for their distillation. emple Bar gives several much questions, a, , 1dr. Thompson for his %ttention to the sub- . . . . . . - I . �. .L.
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. ;,.:. each � The am pulled. vigorously, the stream largely done by women, who earn from ten- I I old as the bills, " but new, probably, to eaves to "a that no .mean advantage Is . . I . - I . . . � I,,:
, - z . . . .- other. � dashad up Into my facet the roar of the _pence to a shilling for a day's labor of M some solcool-boys and girls. saken of the amendment. - � . % -L . . .. . 1.:�. 0t,
When the gourds had been collected on water was almost deafening, I was growing hours, and who make half on much If a goose weighe ten pound* and halt � . I - ,. - . �:i`
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. - Ahe ban 6 of the river, a loan* bag Of strODS colder and colder every womea buy season of orange 6) Its own weight, what is the weight of the - He se-Breedinw. . . .. �.. . . I .� ,
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L... cloth Was fastened - firmly to the necks of the trip, which was media in a sh6rt time, seemed t, . . . ' L ' . . . . . . 1.
.�� � . =rg-saihr by working until midnight, goose ? Who has not been tempted to The itinting "own for horns is now [a .:
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. . ' gourds In much a manner that, when in the to occupy an hour. At I"t I landed; the even later. . . . reply an the Jmt%nt, fifteen pounds ?-%-ths full owing mad our farmers need . . - ,
� :_ vratmr, thowelglo, at a a," would drag the firew. blazing UPI and It was not Ion be- . , . . bein �. of courts, twen to pay the . � . . .. . .. I .
1� _ . ' . - ' . correct &=war, greatest attention to their breading atiock.
. . � . necks dwn and enablo aim- to stand aroot fare my circulauion was restored = the � � HAitl)i -SORDJM PLANTS. -' " *'_ I -.� .
. . _ poundl. Indeed, It f. astonishing wh The taising of first clan horses is poing to be - . '.. �
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� :- o- 'The adjustment of the gourds to the I the return journey, which was made solely. take ca of themselves, can saitect such as been known to succeed i I .. �. L�
-- , , OW cc, arranged, by adding or limi :AoXg One of the men an the opposite aid* fol- . li� over. and command the highot prics. The - . .- . . .z;:
, .7 -.. -she sunibeir of urds, that the pammaniger I ad I will ats. *,- - Hi.- .., 'U,01 -j- it take to, cutup Is a steady market both in Bagian ' tne L . . �.. .� .
� .:1 -` Ow _ me a with a sprinkling of the common manuals, if a Pd. of elo -the saleable horwm we - . % I
Would sink C pu over In the name fashion that had . . .
-to 2 0 6rV;pJU-IJJ--jhe--WVter.- 1 7 Yards 1-9. - Yard . U a ited States far all
. . This effectually prevented all chanze of a ;Z, witl hiraish dowere can- being ca� off every day ? . have; �&Dd it the horns production won ex. . � I � I
been used in getting him. over in the first ':� ..'� � -�, - , �. - . �. L, 97.
1 sudden molueras, It Into rho river and made t m! from the first Spring day .until A onaii climbing up a post tiVenty feet panded 100 per coat. them is plenty of ,�N
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; 1. .the whole arrangement quite ataidy. place. It won an experitnes never to be n tan Fall. Commencing in the high, seconds five feet every day, and $lips ruom for %bom in the world. t h - . ..
I !7.."77 . I forgotten, and many times since njy mind down- four feso'every Right. How long' U,M L �. . I I Al
. . breading here req .to be man syn. .. .... ...�;: - .., �P� . -11, .
. - ' One of the men from' the village. at Oncb has gone back to that Himalayan ferry, and � up at old decoyed gph&a'e and a will the "Italia to h the top Of the temtio to proutioe the best resulge, -
I . I Spring, all that perenwals uanially require
1. is a cleaning to" 4 . . I 1. .. . , 9
.' ad to crown the river by strl�ping him- the verdict has always been that for Royalty spoiling and taking of the ground around post ! . ': .. �,
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do for a both ; and, the gourds having been : . - breading, or breading to no definite purpose. . . .sr , . t-.. I
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--,.-:brought to the water sea launched, be took . . . . I dft Z� . � I of the ruorA every three years or so, and higa and #,am yard wide, an requ u more . I& too often th'i, C&AS thatL Cheap atrem are . .1
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,. r,�. opan,, Than he - fastened a light but ex., William l7orse, V. 6N in Countrw Gdatl!4- raised from seed. If sown st the close of one yard higi and me yard wide. How nondescript horse, which fiado no place In . �; , : - 1-r
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- shore. A second rope of the same sort, that cows dishorned, and In "yen weeks the milk called biennials, a few will dower the drat an -the t1rding were catch questions in ly number of our (;*tied" biorkao. Only to " .1, I I
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. simple arrangements- being completed, scarce. pusell I , . .. . -
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was pushed from the book by these on the whofti heads an nearly rotted ,ff. Five Take a Olson pot mud make very rich'aotl ly necessary seriously to point out that the. port uvAo they have no place at all. Wa � .- �_ * L- I - ;-.��'
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".., shore. The current at onzis seized him, he absolutely breathe throv mad found , * � �." �.107.17
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. . canto -off. I otter a heavy aho mower to ti a first in not fifty days, :but nove a number of first.cless stallions in � �-. �1- 4�,
. .:. was cc aveyed rapidly down Bad 2om,twb&t apertures whence the home war. .rhen take bons or 4' . .. .1 I
: -&cross the stream, Biding his course scrams kisow of 27 animals v6hich were dishorned ; some red brick and d1l'the b1tiom of the' forty-nine -, and to thi; second, not twenty nearly every elan, but this in not the . .,. . :.;I ..� �
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.. -meanwhile by his own efforts. five of them came near dying, two did die I - , a burnt bone beaten due o1iir da,ya, but sixteen -since the onatt who S%inm only 'requisite to suciesdal bona broad. ;�- . I . �
.. 0 Orne foot each day for fifteen day*, climbs on ing, There must be good mares, and adopt- - ^ ': - . .'.- - ....
I . Thom ou sharp carefully watched Mid as and all the rest degenerated. There is n M 1FAill = pot with "I and make firm. . . I � I I . .
- . bed &I 'ng on the current mad � paid out doubt of the prepotent powers of both cows Plan 'the bulb so that the top of it will be the sixteenth day to the top of the pole, and ability in cramming - and breeding to & , ' -'. ]�L. �. ,','-'r .
6 run _ t these rermai Be. We may imp -)rt all tae best .. � , ".
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was V - 9 _ .1 . wuh the pan oftegi ' d . . :'
7 �, .1 I A: m- walks round a pole, on the top of p=om a
oot I ng before the) . perceived, however, &plan in the country " towbether or not isw " si�ro to use soft water or water that bee which in a monkov. As tho-.8148-4nom the --- --- --.--- li�!11:111�iii:riiiiiilll!l--=IIAf�lI ran. . .. . . . . . I,-. I
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I I that a would certainly strike a large rock vital forces are'destroyed to a great extent. - monkey turns on the top of t ,Wli; a success, And it is too well Enown - . , I
been boiled. Occesionaily use a liSdO WVAh- . I . . . 1. L
- Door the center of the streq�" allowed to The whole anizal ecanamy suffers by the still to keep fsoe'to face, with the man. th is greater part*of the brood'aams in -1 . > .. I
iuR soda and a little cold toe ; keep the pan . at th '... �'.�...- -.�J;
- � SO Ou - * Query : When the man this country are animals that are unfit for . 11 � . - ..
a cruel practice., - , t, ham gone round the -� .: . - .. -
I , as he -was then in This was t full of water. - Never water on top of the i; PON. bee he, or -has he noti gone round the ,work, old,'blemished sad j not - on their 184 � .%-'�1:i..
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altical momentt for if cr. man bad Struck ha MIN a- - - and every year your plant will improve. . .. I � I ,r -
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Ve endangered, owing to the great foice of . One day a bar.*h word, railoly said,, . - ,. �- . . . - . . I to most persons is that the man has not no oul=, Bud r9 -my. , ..:.., . I 'w '. .- if
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. I I Dipping tho roots of plants in round the monkey since he ban been =,:; I great cause of 'the poor stock . . .", ',� .
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-� . . &ted:su4,he,mubt bq dashed an, . thq .. it tinned a friend into ly less inconvenient, and'in luost cam pro. momentous qn,astioit ban been -9*0d, is that of the animals in. ,crossing. Small -of N .. 7 "-: -
rock In one momeni more. ' .And everywhere brought pain and woo, I ., 11, . �L� . , '.�'
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Irnew . . Fle,vi swiftly on its blamed w persons dislike to h . andle padclied Plants, . . � the idea that the production will
- I It what to do an Several of a . ur native Lilies make Omp,t&I L 0 . . - . be a model ... � . . .
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avoid ji. danger. At the very moment . And friends of old were friends again; ... ' ' . bar" There never was a greAter mistake. . -�. � . � -
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� when some Interference was needed they ,- It made thst hate and anger cow . border plants, easy to grow and conspicuous ' Justice Triu=04ut. rhare in too sudden a descent, too abrupt a i -� . 1, ' ,L-- .
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. ,,and, bracing them From time to time the press cof the United change, and In seven cam outOf ten such an I . . '.. . . . .
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. . I Xul'y to it. Th. rop. grew ' xamanse variety to choose States unitein, lamenting that crime is -an 6-alg4matiOn.-Intall mares, I � ... '', � ";�" ' ' ' L'�.
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taut at once, and the swimmer was thereby ff&oe ; , L . from, including several grand California �'- the increase in the large cities of thoUnion. -produces a lack all syTUmstry and frequent. - I � _11� -
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, The kind word could not quiv t cies.. The old longifolium, such a Uvorits The reason okould not be'difficult to find; if IY malformatf6n. Nature is uniform In her . .11 : , 1, %..,� .
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.made to owing, round the ,arc opt a circle, And tbordich the heart its iov regaine � with florlati for cut flowers, in one of them. the following came IS a sample at the justice . . 1. ... I I
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. carry him below the rock in safety. nie , Or love the tense of keen regret. , 'a lougliol'um can the courts, Before Justice Haight, of But. 'build and iypo should be mated together to .1 , -'-*� .. - '- � . : , , -
. �., be obtained almost for a sofig, from the total the Everesta. father and son, were in. produce good animals;-` Strong,bulkyrnares. -:�o . "-�i-.,-,44
rope was then loosened and allowed to run , I I I . � ..i ..� ... - ..
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. ., . out, while the man renowed his efforts to Oh, it we would but learn to knaw I . . ::.. florists, after they'loave flowered thom, dicted for'oonspiring to commit an act in-, ark aired to create heavy, . . i.��-.
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� mage ocroa- th otroom -and tdr-�- OW. our word,s'can go. The nniture of dowera is not - Ads and commerce. The precise spring. If the horse -market be studied at '. . . . ....
I'such - experienom: he ;.. 51.1ftely ow would we weigh with utmost ca,e' � --- ---- -- I offends, committed in 1881, for It has taken the present time, it will be noticed that . " . - �
- = Each thought before It sought the air, . _�. speaking, a part of domestic economy. Two - . �i , , . . . � I-
- landed on the oppoolte'-shore, though -ht.a " 'And onIV tpbak'thi wotdi thatmoVe .. writer has aired considerable seven years to bring than wealthy men to hOreefloth goes by the pound the same as . , ': " .
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� ... considerable distance down the stream. . part of her time for the past 15 yews, a,nd jugfice, w&A enticing a workman away .. . . , � ! I '.
� When I.sair'the exceedingly clange . .. , -there is no other occupation that has given the Buffi,lo Lubricating Oil Company and will came up to a certain wei Itis well . I. - ; . : � , * � .. .1 I -��:A�,
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� character of this first. cromming and the ZDA&MB ", -� � . !. .. , . - I 1.11 her more downright pleasure. -Our home attempting to blow up the machinery of thin known thir, a draft oolt--Clyde'or--Sh��. . . �j I, �. %.W." . - ,
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� . - ." that were taken to avoid rocks I natu . , . � . . � - I without flowers would scarcely seem like impor t rival of the network of Stsndu.d from moal. of. the Imported horses now In .1 , .,, , � �.:, , -
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night, when smuggling operations were car. There's a time in life at the rising sun, � . � be I'm coutiatimir and that summer. would were able to use all the leg&l defence wealth at 3 yews old more cheaply than.& three. .. . . !,� :.� '�� . �
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1. When His rayle look out on the world to be � times' this - :: - .**. .:,;-.', .... � ..:, . �. -:�
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this Information - that on thus cc . : culture of flowers may not be a Part of whelining and the verdict a righteous finding Aell-as readily for -cash &),,three I'..,: - ,.� " � �-,
the swimmer took but two gourds of imall Know "tiglot of the world of yore. . domestic economy in a technical senvoi but if there ever was one. The a alty fixed by price. Then the last yein use of much an : - ". -:�,. I -1
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* and In not this economy ? z nment for a your, or botIL The judge . . . ,
skill in swimming to, make the � . I For our present J and carm, I . - �
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� men won drowned In this work. . . Andi . U present sorrow bears . . "flower, and generally go by the name of gas, which for a Wealthy man Was nothing. heavy clause if brodolor a purpose and ,. �.. . I ,0 -, � , ,:! Y.,
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which had been fastened about his waist . M are also quite early in flow . say farmer may engage in Ontario with the .. . I - -� , -, ,
� 'then tiel both securely to,the louud�l There's a time of Ufa,- a Bad, glad time, . . have &-stroing, quick growth, almost before England ham thirty-four jqdges who "a consciousness that he in doing a work that .- .. � .. _ " L:'.. o'.
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When we've done with the caresthat have vexed, receipt of a Salary ranging from V26 - will - , � . , �, 'L , �,
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11" ,�., I nia Will b* hold in Mr. J". Hogle's grove no Presbytori" S"bath "hool of - - I 9 _.i . .� . -1
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, ',�_ Maw AiDvERTISEMENT8 Twig DAY. will Avail themselves of this opportunity. SOrv0d in the grove at 3:30 p.m. A good . .. . . : . ,a . � .,�* I ", �. , I., '. ., * - , � �
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. . .- -Vizard of the East -W. J. G . . may be imposed for ghs eliv,r hiLuself in such an onsouragin .
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._"� , - - - . PICKERING, ONT., JUNE 1. 1888 lax - too good ay And leaves the ec !, expa.. J. %.�VV2 . ... .
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. I '. ... I not cost much to bare a man or boy to _ �Vhsi 9 positioas is about . _'7 . . � .. . .. I . .. . I . . ... .. . . . .. I I . . - ... - . . I ..-, .�.. %I
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. , 7�' ,� �' ' ' * having decided to show their regret at the We wish him success. . I , ; I I . I . . . . . . �_.. ,. .
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: 'ft.,;.:, :1 1..`w' � "' -Call and see new stock of Rieksock. an 'air appreciation of himself and . advice given them .in the N Ewa . some . - . .... ._ . � . . I � .. .. .
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, . jth, I ai;d !k cordial invitation livered a neat .1
__ - - - - I.- k, - iends do not seein to have Pulp I .
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I—. -.Ij'� � - . , , ... -Our readers will ha a n tired. n referring to Mr. Cameron's resi4nee in lLagh lors .� do.w a ond ydnng =6 y . . . . . I . I ... I .. .-
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Lw. �_- - - Mr. Cameron replied in a feeling %iiat peoples dispositions and inclinations .The most beautiftil-8-atts I have - ' - * - � "
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_ 1. , Will appear next week. - ever seen in Pickeri'lig.
1. ... .. -, - .� manner- B. Bunting, Esq,, was then Ire The same after death as they arer in . I . . .
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,�. i __ . Gordon has placed his grove as ti , a address. The evening was that the Wbitevaie correspondent will � .
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� - z 1- . - `.1. . - by having been present. -Mr.. Camnall of tile Nyws. We -think his -never was a. . _ �
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� ...�: _ .. . . week in.stating left next morning for his new station. and child himself but like Adam Came into I . .1 11 � _� I :
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I -.L 4.,! ..: t �'. �_ I -A eentleman of this village left- a pai the Methodist church on Sunday last by .-'-41,- L - . . N Cottonades, .11. .,. . .. ... � '..". ,_ . .. .. .-.
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i .::: L�7�:., :. �. -The members of the Township evenirg t a anniversary tea -meeting was -Tbj-j;a_ _ . r I ._Is, , * .".. - 1�
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. . . I I Id, and was successful to a degree. Tea teams �ppeared to-bi- unevenly mateb", - �- - - - -, - - �; --: -: - :� _. - -
.: il.l. * � - -c. Council are this week engaged in impact- he . � :-." � Shirtings, . -.1 ; -. i
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� , � � '.'�': , , '.: inx show portions of the road for which was served in the basement to a large Mr. E the loss and sent his team . . I. 11 I .�, .. . . . . . : .. . ... .
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-1 - � :�-- , - meets ftein toAay (Fridaj,) when the The ladies of Pickering surpassed the . 100 runs hadbeen piled up. The leading . . .. � '. . � . . .. . -_ . .1 � 'r - ..
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. �..grunt$ will be Mad@.r . . scorers for PiclieriaX were T. , . . . . . . -r. � �. ., 1
'! .. , I.. :, 1, � ::. .". -. i --, - ' . - - Delves in cluality of tpe pruvi&ions pro- 26,�W. Gormley 18', J. T. C W. C ")shy . . .. .1 .. - - . -
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1, . .I. � . I . H. C. Wri lit 10, and these runs were ---
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- !. 4 I., .. . . � thatyou are keeping THE NEWS Up to a and Rev. G. M. Brown codled Mr. John made by Mr.Greig. Oshawa then grasped - -!#-. __ - . . I
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t. .-.-- .1 tiomdard far beyondlall my expectations. PI-Ydan, M. P. P., to the- chair. The the willow, and were retired 'for 24, and . . - I - - .!
'.... �. I chairman delivered. a very pmetical ad- _: :_: . � , , '' .. �._ - - . m T . I - - - . . . - � . . _,, �
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� - 't 'Thank you, friend Richardson. they were , forood � go follow on. In the : .. �,.__.. � "'., 1. .1 . - I .L - . .
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i , �:L_ !..�.�" _. � - 0 dr6sa, And was folio -ad by -Rev. Mr. second innings they ,00r6d 68 runs, leaving �., . . - .1 - _� .
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'. " , * log Real, of Whitevale, Mr. B. Bunting. of them still U in , rear. Gilpin rolled . L_ 4.- L. - " �, . -, * "7`ft - � - - ..... .., . . ... . . �, � - - - ..- - ... I
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- �_!�L b - � - , _' , Pickering, and Rev. J."Al. Get an, of together 16 and ."m 10 in this venture. _-'. .,--- � :, . . . 1. ---. , ,._.':-�-.-. . ----.
I I - .._t- � �_ .--.mouth of the creek. JAccompanied by Wh _ (L I I . , . _ q ._ _. _.. � -
.�. . I itby. These gentlemen dolivered'ad. Wright and A "trundled the ball for . ":-. . .: �- . . . .. .,. .. . - I
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� .. . , I I dresses which if taken home and applied Pickering all toy, Piolgering has now . .1. . . �- . I . ._ .. I ..
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.. . *. I .L , 11,11lem intotbe water. Weexegiad.tosay ' ar, and are therefore at the head of the . ,:,�.. . . . -_ � '. .- . . - .. . .. 4 . :..!, ''. .-%.-. I .-
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. - . As -will be seen by the 111161 interspersed the speeches with excellent handsome ma�n .11
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- Hoov: TbiWhitevale Methodist Choir there. The boys were treated, in the N 'W-- "D 40 .%
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. . ._ . � , 'Connor attended Monday*a . meeting riptitation in this village. Aft . L. " . , L � ._ �, . . : �'.
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I ,;,� �:.LL.L 1.� - * ' tomary votes of thinks she meeting Ais- evening. E. R. Eddy, captain of' the - ... 17 0( . , . . ..
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. .. vY funds md- Proceeds 'amounted to &bont Pickering team, wis=g.tz, g:.y.e. his men '. .. � �: , __ - ; , , :.1 1: _ �, : I � I -
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. � -1 . -Parker will introduce a by- law jLt,f1jiday, 9 * 1* .-' -�'!
. ... L . ...-. �... _-.4meeting with this purpose. . An AA,routu". � ' .- . . -..- - out, without ba-ving a ba.11 bowled to him, L We have wened up this week ]i large stock of Prime', Dress Goods, Shirti�o, Cot- I . , ill
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.. . Now for your ocean andi railway TxE XFWA-illau started for home W1 . . showing some of the nev�est shades in dress goods.. - . r.. -
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I . ..:: --tickets. Through railway tickets for D*, Mr. Geo. Parker, behind b 11io. . : . . I , ...1 � . . . . . . ... .. * :
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_ (local or foreign), two road scraliers, and TRz N j b,::::: , * , " * * --'
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. I E. Stephenson, uptown iele the horses ears At the same moment�-one A Cameron, lbw, b Henderson... . .............. 3 . . . I . .. . _
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. � I graph and.G. was the rattle.'of the road scraper, anti I 3 We have a large stock in these to select a pair of pants or 'suit from. Suit gg 'up � . , � ,
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. . � .. I ��-.-.. . :_ tile otber was Lie excited voice of ye W Goru,le b H6)lajid.'.'.'.'-1-- ."-- " , , I . . .11�
. - I -Thereotands in the stables of Mr. editor saying 11 Whoa.ho-bang.it-ho 1- C H ,,, yht, b Verrall ... :::::: �: . Z ............ Is in 'first-class style it'clo9i''prices',^ I . . . � . : -
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. . I -Jam. Burrows. near Cherrywood, one of The horses mad 'd t , Dot ............ 1: 0 . , .. � , _11%__ � . I ... i - i . .1; I I ;, Z �� ,I
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L ithe best heavy. draft colts of )lie age in they were justill'ed, RA no sensible horse " � . .. - -.--- -
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� " ,. ; �,-�� -: 3)ominiom, On the 6th of May this colt would tolerate such sounds. We hu I .- _. - . lio - - - -
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. . . .the animal. -This first prize colt.was the scrapers in we started along, again R Dewar, b Clark .......... I b Clark ............ 0 . .. I ... ; 7 1 1 .. � . .,:..� .. . . '. ... ., .. - . .. . . I
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� . -sired bv U,-� John PAt+ ' I g mount, C R Cressweller, run oQV,. Or b Clarke Gteig.. 4- * ' * *.' ., �; I.- . I _e' ".., I. -,..:. ?" . - , - . : :. ... . I I - 1.
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, Annan.- Another colt sired by Mount congratulated Oacb,"otber' on Dr. Base*=, b,NVriRht e belark,�jjr*o .�. ,;: �, - I . 17 . _� .+. -�.. I I ..
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� I .. . I - Annan bas been sold within. the pabt luck for about a mile, when Broad .................. 5 L . . . , � , . *. .:... . -
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. week by Mr. Robert Milne for $80o. ::: friend Parker tumbled out Of th I b ameron 0 . , . ,.. , " . - .1 ! t,
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I I .I:. . ..! old heifer on the cow -catcher, and earried � ment, and emptied us on the f-ondside 17W ........ ... I .... 0- V. ..%.Io , ,�- - _
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- � 7� , her to the station. When the train came i We Jeel safe in sAyind that there hrt ' xtrE.s. , ; ............ v . .
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, b if * pea off &]ad walk, ed away ap. istic ability on-tbe , 1. 0. M. R. W. . . ". . I . �, I . � ,
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7, ". k T W Holland - - - --- - 23 .5 40 8 cl� of Me s', Boys'.and -Childrens' Hats. - , - , ,.
1�, . . ", � .�:,,. ". . , C ccurance .has Road in the memory of the oldest inbabi. F vorran . .. . . . . . . . ,. Ajarge sto n . 1. .. .'- .-., ., ", I
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. : �_.. . -&nather Wedding. . .1 � . � .. %ant. After carefully unhitching' the A,Mowbray - - � . . ..-. 6 0 �16 -0 - , - - . . . ' ' . l�! .
.--. .-- . . ., A Henderson - - - - - - 3 0 9 i Also a large stock 'Ladies' Kid Boots and T6e Sligpeig, Mena' Cordovan Ana . - - -,
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. ... .. I � the contracting parties Will sto-od perfoctj.� still all the time, Ye edit . , , � � EQWLIUGANA�Lysi-s. . . . Childrens'. Summer wear. The above goods will be sold twenty* .,____,:- . .-
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. .. �.; I ... . be miterested in bearing that Mr, Harv,vy was appointed a commiss tiirn the '. per cent.'belo.w'the usual.prices. - . I - �,:1.,- I �
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� , . �Z, - - 0 , , , doze�-g-6f` Eggs and 11 Brutter, wanied'at once. -As we .. .,. :... i��.
- The umpires wer6 Dr. 8weetapple JOAO' . "
1, . _______. _§nts,, Court House, Whitby,,on *jWedues-' i:1111il;imber, and started along the road . 500 lbs. .of lb.'ro' . , ,
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V,:�, -�- - -.- - ,: ;--I 'day. mornin . pri. yelling "Help I Fire I Lantern 1. Help I" V -S., of Oshawa, and +W J. Clark. Dr. have -a large ord-er to'fill,. we.will guarantee the -highest price . _.. ._:
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. I � *� . � and tte� Mkny friends weie Bateman scored for Pickering. ' . in trade for Butter and Eggs. . 11. �;
..., ,. I �..., .. Aent presents were, numerous Presently Mr. William Gibson heard match will be playjed later intheA return . I . . .. -1 � 1. .,. .. .1. � -1
. . . .� � �. ." &ad costly. The happy couple left on our cry, and like a good Samaritan -Came - 9#ason.---- - ". �, � . :.1, . - . .. . : I * I I .. . . .0 11".
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t 'I'll., ._-1 t a 10 o'clock train for Hanover on a to our assistance and the unfortunates -*a stole a match on our corresTond. , . � -_ ." - � ,;�
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