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R• Br S.O., Coroner. 03hce jand Reside Residence' Laty� of London, nd Miss,Anuie Oddie, King Street, Pickerin6 Orifice ours: Morn ng COR8E8PGNDA:MTB. . }y gaffe D -4 of Cl�mp1)ellford,' re visiting their many g; to il::io ; Evening G to 6: - As A r, J. Law wa standil I , the back ' I 04 ,i<<wuo,yr frien s In our ini st.. :� - - _ - _. -f - _ _ .r__- o CLA . 1 of Jas. Duncan'$ wa on last t 9,turday, tile - , .f' 1 i -; RIYAL Ro'o'1 I REMONT. , l e ul ito was tett tali last Sabbath �'F..,. • . ' - - W, FERRI�� R, tt.D,. IM.C.P.S., O t. - .ol ..: v.•1i - - , . - - P P ,� P - horse made a spring ot•ward� throwing him • .- I coY ON i F.. rff leo boor --morning. fr, rn - t ,'�1oT>Tcea•-Beery TUesdasattern�on ^ ,g NEw by t Q Bey. .Mr. Sjcott, of Leamington. A oat,thereby cau$ittg s vera} painful tlruisea.-- - to t0, ev r:eixlg 5 to �'�) Surger pi, re ar of DR (3 loan 1vi11 be found to the orrice c+1 '.Gl*,%"a eam mee "ng is called f r the .,31 d to see about Pump A meetin" of the s bscribers of the Mr- - • . ', r _ g�rU1,;;, 13rocl, st. til rtn, ( L Til n . Petr Ig b A t Factory, Claremont, wit re he tt:;: uc 1•;eased to the advisability of extending a call to a chanics' Institute ,'held on Thursday 4 'r' 9u1,1,lied \t.itil Purel i)-np6, CII .ni_a1,3 &C., abl I 'd I set env of his suUecr3her4-I y - 29t minister. We tr st tile members will evening 13th in Lllio 'a hall, when the fol- _ •%: chetll) for cash. I - . . ` . • : - Mr. George Gerow is at prese:mt in Tor- agree iu choice "an forward a cry "Colne lowing officem�wera elected. Wm- Tred- . -- , J onto attending the (3rapd Lita,(i of the over into illacedo is nd bel p las," to one %va ,President ;Rab rtCowan,Vice-Pres. ',a : l,ctryul• �. A a I Y I I : __ _. _- _ = A.O.U.W., new in' session at •th :t place, of the many appl;diantg. idem ; Henry Wes Hey; secretary and .. y �" ' pg;y ALL 1 DO �V, ARRIST li ' Mr. William Waddell, of Xilestowu, is lieu. A. Keunea�', �orr:lerly minister fit Treasurer ; Lewis L wis, Benj. Closson,' 1/ tI (,n 1 sc),icitor, Notary rubli ,eo. - OFrt I It a at present spending a few weeks t isitint; this place, is yisi lug his mane friends' John H. Richardson, James Duncan, Wm. ! - k . t1eVN:£l].'c i3lock, I:1}©c$ et_evt.- 'Ilitby. -Pct o Ilia llrotlier and other fr;ends in this Here. Aft}lough ctous;derabl3• over four- Stanton, Charles nrrtplire�•, Thomas' , �_ <' fa):•is to loan at lbwest reltes ud on favors le ' Porker andArch. I )li tt 1)trtictors: Arthur ter. -, of nay:,o h.. , _ &y neighbourhood. N score Sears, lie %: -uaa put to shame those J ___,-_- _ _ _ _� Law librarian ; Tl os IKirkham assist _. --� _ _ t A number of orbr young foiks attended noun er iu ears with his elasticit of ' Ar.RIST { 3 Y nut librarian ; �ir..Pratt and Arthur. r 1HQ:li?�S rte I�I;Ia♦ - N the open lnPeting of the Brougham Social step. It is honed hat he will pity his old Reeve, auditore.' Th meeting was euthua-- . ' en 1 5ol:�itor+ A. ',.one tc loan. o C1ub`ou Tliesdati et eau;; aLtl report Ilav- „ commisSi �;I, ();hcd : Haney's ild ing, Pi. or- P. friends a goon Ir ^ v;�it• an;I also that iastic one. , The mon y ie coming in rapid- ' Ing; ?'ti:l every 'aturrifty. 4-y ' icg hail a pleasant.time. they wkly have 1'1 e pieP�tire of hearing ly, and this to;;ether_ ith the Uoternmetlt ` _ " ' . t 1.--- ---r-- Qu;to a numl,er of on ,ea le attended S - % p one of his old :im sernlun :. grant and Literary , ciety aid will start a E, 1'' F:)J`'ELL, L B,; I3Ai 1. 'the oyster supper ; t �4hitcvale on'' Mon. - v+►-• good library on solid asi$. A pill of �j� 1tIs,jF.P., C .i .v Crot'n Attorney .Irl ,:.r -4:,:i :tor. c rt House. tirhitl,v. io-ry, I clay evening. Whiti- a.e oysters are pro- Eau UGHAM. the directors will b Siltarday.; . ttol :•. _ ) belt. oil , IIERpounced by tlleat as Leiu4 of excellent evening in LlJiot's ha I. . . = i- .. . •.;. i;'� T ON ,, O i>>; B 411 i3ISTE F ti, fittvor. Pave tor. '�cFn v lbR�: The re ;alar mee in-, of the' literary' as- • 1 , rs'for Ch. / ���,'(,;;,_,tor,. _;o'a_,e=_, L,;,c.,scjipc.to � I A l'ef't et:sant aatt:eriti asFFrt',,lea nt tt-l1'tt is 1! tt:nt na fes Jontttnan.,smlle- sociattotl was held on lie 12th. There was - r n.utl Goo ti L , tu, ss ,r1,aa,u. IQ� .�c?elnirle itt. p' . _ F+ ' -1 t' r gaol tel Pure, i�el� ' E. a good turnout of members. The sum of ales:, 'l'o,n11i,�. . rr ' )nr+r_e .•11. 1(►:.e of the Part- '' the residence ofIMr. ane 11rs. H. ;tfac.ul so. iVhy ! ]'R a rl. �/ ttveu„ -five dollars as voted to the Doe- ne"; Nvi'•l I'•� all C", t:t:)ollt e:f:rv, iiat:irday over; n J oft t1 educ;tlay of eu;uK to ce}eLratd the Ira u;;haul was well .iePl escnited at the S , I{,Q: ars St 0174.,- l ii , a ,•o elle ::C', Pr vitnR �. 'A n,ar�`, 1 ,! i' trlty. CllatllC$ Llstitute an a first class program ' i } lothRnniversa of their P-Rl:ich: convention tielil tit hi'n.,;. !e last week. . _ strep *tlh (Lit �hoh ioiueness. Littre ecost;- i. a] ' f' - Urran;ed for the next open meeting. After • - . - - - than ,.e ordin%r l,inosd, and ct..-nio: be sold in event wg flutl b�• esatniu.lu our dictiouary A ood inan of the wood cutters are I.'', - y K y businessi, a hatch debate was heli and sev- S i; ff'ri 11 (t 1•!J.. con11 clition �citt, t :c t:Itati:;lde ut low feet, ,hod t of universal knocvletl�o, is j)roper}y cal}�il l be;;iu iiu� to feel ii pliv as tiled httv(� oast era) of the $ eek r$ han(Iled their sub'ects •. 111eCa1 g. LOYALit mluiu or 1Ii Iii,\G QllFEIeLO., l(Jfil«'911 "The Ruby 1Ve,ldJil_. • However, by !y cot 1pleted their U111ters coutmet. 1l) good aha e. C. Humphrey opened the '- ..3 lr T TJ11) `1'IiIN S �� Za TFIII'v A1,� i' 1' 1 Y F L .. �'.:. . 1 _. - ti J • strec :.-N Y. :, - au; ether unine the cclebrrt:on wcsul,l 11(t I ( lite n n ilber of our voull" eo ile a . .. , �� a Sar'eo rrarlr.,:4t• J'f :he 011tarl-) , c ,- - _ - . " e1ttS all t;iaett r of -- - -: rt 2t tcctav rt ::tit f,; 1 ;,let R'. tl►e ret it.el: e of \lr. C( -lin I cilli )s statc:.m}eu_stl �intedf Daft %vl>v be t_;oe, flet r I OriIlarr C' •ll�_„E., 1 1t)Ili•C,, .3 .).• t - 7 er,^nall� 1),f t:Satlt. .� n ' • I 1 _ t l tI b �r: tLe r1t,I:,cs fc :1.e.l� ,.11..)11},3. Ca:ls by 'lay or ,�o`I » ,:. ,.� and f -icu :b acre III-Esen:, awont; thew 'ori S:ttnrtlny e%eL`i g au:t.Ilatl eery },ie:t- fanning t> uul(t pity ill the future. 7''lte nig?:t :n'o:!11)t1-! at:k•nded to, Ot}iceandreside .ce •-• -� •" Mr., Oladill's mother-in-law, ���„Ilk����� his own sant ttlnP. aubject'•�Vhich is LIZo best way to control . at ,mr. Isltwe Luft 1's. Pickering_ 23 y ; •;10 t - . I -- -- d ehil(lrc:n, tao_sistere and tfleir lmsbantls, rntherstorm the liquor traffic by High License or Local _ : __ .Mondity evening lt`hodgh y _ iOYfiI. 5, V1',TEI,IN-RY SUIS- H lttagCl • ri o and a brotlicr, besides many' old friends a good many often ed their way over to Uptiot;'' fell to'A. J. Lave, who, by facts - r. �•' , If- sitt1• v dz Q O - ,~ . a x - , t .:, i '. n. c;13aV, (4�aduatQ of the. Ontario et- Ili 4 � N : of the L'eigliborhood. The preset,ts *era Whitevale to the o sten slipper and made ,demonstrated the fa -,o that high license - , v t': ei•ivary College, JLorcai�, toil %'u:it White le I � eu,p -� r :vas the most effectiv . Mr. John Gotmley - - and l'htrr}.v:t.;:l .elly sat-11-1ay. DimeacE' I of pp _ o Ivan\• Hurl e14�±flAL. The a) l couple the o3'sters stiffer hen they got tllPte, huudled •'Ia c rd la iu� in urious" in a' �+ t1re1)n_�f• :; foo a-1teluied to at ntv shoeing f rge tl S$TC y °' • n R x P 7 .. .. .` - .. seetued I .y tint) ga_y and heartily entered ani) 1},a�l a splendi time. Put H e are waster) way. Thos Parker claiined that I 33, 7th coil Imckerint;. Cialstliromptly at- Z idL• -� (^ ' ` into the E:enin B 82ll�EEmen►s, aIId R'e SOI'fVltn know that One Ol]u,�, P.DLiCI11eII Y y• r tencle:l :o. Trle.glal,h address : Zv.13Levale, nt. _ aulC ..,, K a U g y g Ttle invention of Cdr npowder ii;ts been a ' . 1. P.U. address: Green atl ver, Ont. 34- . -M t ; :o& C4 °S a 14 trust they ma>, jr,ttrney pan i in pan(} for called for his nest gir�, and 1{ot et tltiulc' benefit Lo mankind" and backed up his a • > - • t �- . ' . , A' another decade, aL least. ing he .%Mas a strap er there nla(le a nes c To the lot of 1`). - r - --- - - - )aim with good pr f$ 'r 1A�Ol•i(;tlP�. itlt:.r » +„., _ �,` _ - ` •-�� para e r 1 at be; ata pl yi g \losher fell the hgndl'ng of '•If you bu .tr)- , - `. ':• o i . I, 8'•hNY. MOUNT. t ' �:�1 _ y c, _. -n - Bear an dslcatch itt ith him around the aacco from a storeke er is it proper to -use . , _ j�ISING `SUN LODGE N 0. I��: 1. G. _ o ` � � � � ,�,� � � o � � � � c � plallp, causing the young in to kuocl: it on the premises an spit elver the floor ? " . G. T. Thi:i lodge meets every .,fond of � . _, to � _ ^�' w f, Q-��d till ri pe s victim:; sire fnil ' recatered, gP � �� evening in the year, 1n Dale s Hall, Pic�keri E..LL. _ •oy _ c �, „ p- 3 the top Of the now cltl and with a „ood He roved b a -stmt a which left no doubt Every 1,erson invited to join and help adva ce tl ; , a - - ^ � � x =x. �_ bliss JaeLson pail a ti3-in�; visa to her (lt al of sitppinQ RnR falling, noel by jump on the minds of rhos present that it was the grand Cause Of Teulperauce- 7 v �, xV �,.,.� m�a.x o: friends iD Lilts vlCtntty. ing tK'o pleket fene�es'rnatle }t;s retreat for not the "proper cape Among the other •- a -41 _____-___ _____-_._- _�-- - tm � ` ~� m Messrs.. Hubbard and «;syn are d 'ing I the highway with eyes bulged out nd subjects debated flet •'Has music pourer" i�ua ncsa arAs. _ - � a : � N � o w _ M a rush;ng bur, uess in the wood line. by.Id. Herrington, I the cor<tntr. ripe for flair rtancili:g Erect ns thought red out of prohibition" by A. R Hutu hrey, "Which - ---- - - � ,r, a 0 Mr. Hill lta been engagt•tl threshing a cnuuou, anti sajs ;f lliaria A n does pot P >> - i - = r I is the best fuel for fa meta, wood or coal (.'un't•P�aneer, clf'e-. - t •- o ,;; °r r T t& ., peas. Mrs, Hilt aua. daughter are on a keep that purp ch meth Up he -W'11 newer by W. Galloway, and "The Press, has it .Z i - . ,:-J ., I m t� y ` visit to her parents. call again. ALPHA. � t HO'tiAS DU ti -N, Convesaneer, Co - , •� o - .4 w -o a .e M au elevating influent by Ii. Reeve. I' �.,� �� e. .a ro S. Greenwood boasts of its baby' but if - was one of the best eetings the society . m ^ 1 cnissioner for taking Afiid„vite, etc., C. e- W. C, :� U + . y, you want to see one . worth' calling a wab} - EICA E3oR0. has held. The debar for the open meet #, mons. Out. '-J►y o\ - r ,� - L, t, - II �. , . _ __ ____ __-_ __ _ come with me to 1�r. t�'iitn s and there . a I ing is Resolvecl that the mental' capacity. - p BL'tiT1 G, IFsilel` d)f Martiage ., I you will see the, bouncing eleven pounder, Mr. •'Gerry Anus has been �isitinn of the sex _a are equal." 1�. Licenses for the County of Ontario. D XErd S VERY ! and by George it's a boy too. SAListt. friou ?s in Darlington. n. DEAR :i�s,-In ens ver` to file account ' . ' f ce at the store or at hits residence, F'i'ery pg ' , 'given in.last week:; i sue of the Netts( of `- , •��•. --- Miss Ella Staun on of Darlin,;tun, is villa; e. �11! -- the con<ort given by he Hitihlat)(1 Creek l}'. i' �• 1 OHERRYWOOD. visiting relatives lit re. " I,. UEATOti, TO�VtiSIIIP CLEi !i T1s I .:s� a bcitli t ..0 I a�► iter#r.arp'a l;,ieri • ('l:ri�t l'::t:rr ld h. d Il t•ery goiul tniscion Literary secietV, in hictl the facts of the (�uve}a ter. C:�:nnlieic,ntirfnr tel: r.^ ut:. ills+s a;i':l 1st: tt c.:rd �e.erul .t:ew i' We to rc t til learn that .lir. jZ'm. IZo! set; l: case were so grossly misrepte�t'l:tt d null . '- fTidrvita, .�ceoi utant anal Insurance Age t. };r r9tR R^.=. be ^t y, C�`t gCr': 'ntldate '1f�' tilee,:L'„ . e\'eul[iP` \ , %oneY to _Irian pn ferut pro v. lt'il1R 2) O- t,E�i �� j Iinl;el' !n Nkflln :'(dl'� lit. •1J r. t-�:.0. }iPl(1 I? Of yl,ell)112'nE', t P_[A;*;rPr:L atl by �'gllt' CQCft3S1koL'(letlt• !tl% r :` bat(11. ui'FIt�:- Ac ivl:itevale. will be in i. �e public tt'i 11,< nrl rii tit ail ..Qvrsl.. ry t� i::aice to file sr) ie S•, I am cerl.pell<(1 , -i l:r,a};l:a;u e:dr_v'.\fouiay afternoon' for be ,, .n%ered 'bo m ! all trait:>. i:1 our :rttoul teas chorea for several dace spr1::1:L„ a fc%v lays here ;tt>son„ his . to luakc s<rnlh e:~l; tlnatit�n of tllct cif transaction of bi7einess. :7-v 1 j: cct:nectioa ct Itt. itery T keop a owing to the teacher gaol$ unser flee freucl� anti re::tti%e . r fair. Yo::r correct c nderl,t is vvifhottt .I • ". - `- _- - - -- , �i:flP, (•(:` 211:. .. ,i v :40.1 lloar.3• : - - sLt-pV of to :91AI,ile- ►11-..I.)I'll �la1Ct)I'1C 11 8 i't?;L:I'nell •IiIP.l' (Ionbi. the 111,0"t i:n}:r) )tllt r person In Lite I is V. F:ICK:�l;i)`'O' Lift soil F re i::� S•i•hl -r. 'icr,,:'irw.. - 'Tile h`.ueraf v t:z(t lite Johnnie Iittr- an ulI cute r>, abot t t::ree %veeks. Ile } t-': ia�urit:�eai;w,_,rr1)res<.:iincu:,NL).i, %'itla�e tnl a: nt:r.t r, the tauu:erous per /"`� r0Ws, %hich tock dace itlst' Ttnli•siiay I -n., been Visltili'„ ff t•iltlti !n %vt�tCt'u OL, spial its-nis which` . )near from time to At,,t:[ e.:, l.:'e, Le,nc,la:re ala :YE glen, I Ire r..i 1 i +• i t �r O' .L�'L_ In ;Ir.►:,- e C!'n},aniC°, prel9:):ink all the =t i - -_ afteruuou to the z:( n burial gruuua wa.;. tarso.' tiflle ill tla' \r.•,i �, Pall ell tiren1witi. imipir- .; au.l m Int �,t,p :l[ir }+1:: h� of lifeinaura11„e. 2{i 1:4 . very largely attende,l. Memorial aervic•es I 11r. N itilsnu ii Rte, one of cnr ,olel,pion- ed by a tie,ire t veil with the boys,or , taken o:R a.;l :n:Ia of }) operty ut lowest possible . , rat.<.G. - i an- to be lielil in tl.e abovtf cnw-ch a week I eery-. drol,pe'.1 ON tl e Sta_'e oT aetiou latst : from pur('1. pc .•o11a motive, for in Mr. ' . a t7 I E11..'ct's C:k= -! !le entirely g:et,,lectedt -to men ' , _ - I- �_'- r fl:"Ul Slobbmul uc-t.. k W"t-c A. to lm lit E t a kat3'er(it for a lout,., . . .11•cltitrra.. I '�• -,,I t Uwin., :u the very- ineleineiitnesth l' I tilye I:nt fell .a vidoti ll to la grippe, I ti�>u.th. two sou_ yell lt. the. ,.gt1_l_ ." � " of l -1 -wit' ec-ult last clzt: c1,7uc,l .�u;tur 3 [:u:::!�er of d)):r %')ala;• )en �►e nttFn(1 tit:.Il lS'iII^li :CTL' r=11!' l;.i;t°tiC'tll% re�eivE'r!. . , j 4 ,1 7, 1` I ��_ � I t •f+ l! , I b th:- s:r.'tli A. 'I OS'T,� t,U i• ti Ti .�R-1_iTL' C , I '`�•:_" / t►tis: Lot ;►s stlecessttll Its iu Co:tlltt Sears; c �i t:ce but ial an,l 1 elute at (I}crry`tt'do(i l Y r wu(l;cl,�e who braved the + I• ! ,. ,,t(trm ..) attend. His attach on :lir. W at- - :1, • :,,t' tL� (_,01.:t1 y of uiLri•) Dr ;Is �b �« i •i= I Ile tablet lis ):a ttl uu 8btlurluttee of I l.•'1 iAv last cud nt Ill'„ to tl!e illCl('.nlellt , + a:I.1 �,le:' Itie:,tevlts f:::,iehed .for every elaefi,c� v I ' , sotl.s alliiity as tt ban o soloist iw unfair . l,u:l,l,,:-1 .5fealih anti Lot (cater heath;; uu$ ` ' 1 tr;r. :t's t.I,r9 E: c.'<.;ii�.E•4 th(-4- r, Eta, ., eCe1ft111nQ' Calculated t0 L1Ckte the ()alar(' l %ve^tlte:' [flet .tt'Citl't'1' e\pt"Cte(i".liti not at)tl tltljtl=t aticl thi. al?[111Cfi with C'rltlal veu:ilatiou s'seia:i .' t)Iticc-Gerrie l:io�d, ' ' l y . t v:ait n kilowt- . !•,)X %hi� ov au(1 saUst� th® appetites ui all }►resent. I et•uu, Iu Itis alrsei ce•--tlit: pastor Rev, ,T. force'to _lir. Lllidlt: T lis latter „entleman's corner Duudi-.s ,:nil Brock streets. �•::it ,y- i ' 1.Ke-idc a_ -iii i}s2on Itoarl,l:ast Yicoerin . �� - I)ICIiI'.tal\,Ci, As the we was so unpropitious the t .I. Itedtlitt ticlivrred l:is paI)nlsr ttntl in- banjo h^ad burst earl , in the. evenin,F ow- - 1, s C. ).1 Ll•.. •1. _ manaKemet;t thought it best pot to allow � ,,iructlr u lecture ove, Gall uiliip and ing'to the' Sudden ch nge in the tempera- � • , • _. . IB'ar* �:.- the lecturer, ltc•t•- le. �, hist%)rtl to coule, lttltriu�►o, aur} ul'I Irc�seut eonctutied they tune and for the stun, reason Mr. Watson , l .lucaiclrl�'c re11/I.i s ti - I r-:•�--� ^ and Itis face was tnk,,n by the patstcr, got their "iuouey't �ordi." found it impossible_t get his instrument .- - _ i p it)\hA5 1'UC( IiEli, LiceuFedl . ��C_s � . Ai get•, J. �: I{edditt, w'huaelitered h;r, ever- `Clic• anniversary n c•onllect;ou with the in shape for playing those selections for' . m'. . tienct r, 1').!uator, etc., for East York (tract aSiutare64;u tint instructive lecture uu cite ! «'ashiu;;tou thatch ti.S. will be held on which he is so justly elebrated. Now Ldo - the (%l,o;o u; `artil uud `houth- untar,o. ti:>Rict . fi: :ttteu::ut, ;:: e): t ,ill o11e� ti is er,ail ur falters u- Is llt)�L ll7a tilrtl u11r1 ' fit7e lithe Of tnarriuge cluebtiou. Proceeds about 5221. 1 Snudav and Mond }• the Ehret and 24t1t. not 'claim that the c netert was a success, .. _ .' t, t .�:1.tfess If wail r tt (1i1�% r' S j t Rev. I c. the -state of the cveat, er making that lm- I arg'es uo,;o.5.} c A Lely ,,uccessful cutertamineut way 5nucla} 1,_%. (leo. MrCul•o_h,. formerly _ ��� �;. PJr[,u;tt:{Ia, Ont. 1�'a thea, J:e -ellr nd Silverware for pO.; ible, but I do el 'in that under more - held hire uuati tlto au>tplces of the I.0._i o,f Scurboro %%ill t�acli morning Hud Ile original program.1. ' I favorable conditio:ls, - -- - the coming holiday trade.. Ile is G.'1. lodgo oil . I uet+day evening;. Tile eveq[ug. Monday it ;loon fill program. ' IiE)ujs+ rftt:l lout �i. prepared liv the committee would have t - = t -- l.chooi houec, Has procured for the occas- l I`(:il "ftoiu :5 u clot Chair taken at 8 scored success acid I consider the account, ffering t c fol orti lul; IparoEtilt:l ; . 1 - lou winch thoa;;ii larg" tans crowded, to c)'eluc •.Miss Jell Tie Houston the cele- I given by your eorles ondent is most n-'- r.• �OriN` Li:.LIE, i;Ot)T �I) 'SII I; p ,;, 1. :,1h;;er 1'�;; a-1 uI:•1 aP:':I, -.-.,()I-:: . ,r' -hero , - the (tells. MetnbelR of tiles Order front ; brate(i elocutionist f Toronto will enter- faiK and unjust. Sig eel on behalf of tht3 ,t• r �m American Sem Winding match In ��'Iiite%'aie, liiui+s�le and 1':rxer Y were ta;u that; autiiauce. iinginr by the school. Ii. L. L. fi. Ttlo,tt (i. I':%tll:r:r,, Pres. '+' ,!: promp) ,'% u-tewli e'l Lo. 1:x;'1 ri,:n :t:,t �:ork1•t1,u- I j tloi},• ;l�):I't furyvt tale Sttl:U1, ::C tr y o1rt,O.. u rue )y'ESell[ ant inaterlaliv tisniatki 1 lie }).O I , - ----- - - �•-•--------- Nexs, hill, s rtut, 11C.kenng :tact; : ! ha dsome s Ild ntckle Case, $6.50, 1 _ _ I (;/'9tll._ ho %Thitecale ol'llie5trlt, tlt?tlet' . 1 - GREE RIVER. ' rU tlta �YEeag Scri11� (it Ijg%Irjr: i` Cl�ik _- - . I f , ' It rEtr}nires a rtan of l rmiies to be tLeattiiL, - - La ieS solid coin silver,: stem -wind- the lab.e leadenitinit of .Mx. L. H. c:rahaur _ - �Illtc;t �.. t \lis liIInie' Ba nes vVllO {Or t11tI past licit ane crazy fool cal • lie acritic. , `A rcutl(-re•1 sutlie clwice belect;uns during t ..{ r�r -r� , I `liatCl7 and vier fast 1b0 • BrT,Ov ;n Aitity -I lilist ca, 1 von such �` � VdE41 -t ; HOUS". :+ I ick .; inn Clt t.. y y the et (•wing. The pre"Fatrl was of a v'srted veer Ita,3 been rest ill ; in Hanliltotl is ' ,.ys-s"= : , :1)iF I:�,te1 iF a , uutute and tr:a ' m 'ndiur a few weeks with her parents I because coq re so to cit udtnired in this ' ; r , \_r .,::,:,,:a (1o. _on, 1)r,pri •r. ' $II er chain warranted, only X5.50. i:etertily appreciated bv. 1 . {{ + net;�hborhood. Tile b, VS }ave tou for your \ flu new brick build: 1 ii -nisi:: In eupd:rior`i a f tl:Ose p!'eseny. I3t'U. l{OaClt UCCU})tea the I here. t", style. :ver co:Ivenieuue illi l c mfort font!!-& I i '11otlsietlr Tia Grit pe isn't through yet ; ino_t(nst : e wit ld thegirl., irl� Ro IIILO CCSt:tc.c3 trave;Li:,;; p k;.jc. ::etc atld eo,:l:t :),iio�:s Rtaljles SP DIAL ATT •NTION TO REPAIRING. chair !u a erc•ditalple tltalluer. Spools the }ler seefus to linger j ager than was ttL first over your App,><]lo lik forin and classical t rind silt,•;.,. . '�y i s lorlre again aouounce kilelt an affair, they I _ •� ue he will . features; Your tot tied elocution and ') ` at:}hosed lie viou1 . Wd itutt,,. t,' _,,._ =- F -- - , "I si..i fire sure of a crowdedt douse. After flu' 1)ide hi,3 time and t the his de )acture with sweet .tyaribliu„ voice would bring evenit ' Vaudience was di,:ml4ed, tile visiting; t}ie I{alv. DIr. 11iot; i ttv, who at present is Albani to her knees.• t ou sire the sweot `� 1" P, 1' n:)w ol,ett fr�r the ilceomtu dgtiR /: �)f ;he, travelling 1)ui-it f 1'i,it� hotel, iiav::,� Iwt,•:y I i arnard! Lrethern tvAro incited to the lotlge room. holding -forth here. (irtppe and McGinty's singer of Israel. Uh Ho%v uice-it is to 1 rs11. _ - . cli:(:,gea haadsi has been re-furnl peri tilrou�b- - ' where a sunlpwous rell•)ast Rwaiteil them goat are chumming it Ost flow. sit by your. side and rrltatle the delicious . . ear. Situated as, it is, o i ot;ite t e fi ,in It _31i ls, 0 The perfumes of our 1 e factory broath, ' E °,iii is is cuilvegioul for I,at gspis of the 11i'.s. deals .'. ,jF; `TE.7�EI�'. , 71y prcnarecl by the sisters of the order. A. 1 he revenue of tl (preen River band is P Y. t; ethos hat all re:tsnnwble'lhours. a(;cwYi atal,lit,g ver}• pleasant llnnr was spent in sociabil- being constantly il' teased. «'hy is this while you are trying n run the rifle Club ; aur) ailed room. Box stali and enc hosed yard for Tf �T thus :? For the aim le' reason that the bo s according to your own tee list idea.. How � ,bonses or cd:ttle. Neigh scales on tl:(= premises. ` 1 r ' all T• Itj' when the t•it(IfOC8 started for home. Y you would like the lite a'ry societ to gt to 1 '_� ' 1'l,�'.t,:r iso;) I s::�i1:c�;a1 bvu:g, L1:rtit st<,cl:cd Chelrvtt•ood lo:T;;e has oul� been iu Mxis have laindown eco a of}aws, the violation Y )with I)e I:I� I)r+z ti ever l,r;tn s\UY :rlc - . � of tiny being„ sufiici nt. (rause to draw from I eterral'smash %chew y u saw it could do 1 ; CL'1.LI t' y - ;- - - -i-_ --..--'!"--'- tenCE3•bUt a a11U1t Ltltle, yet On Ia8 1)OOlis the (al tiG a tine r u�iug au}°where front w1LhOUL yoU and how coli would lik t0 i ...', °_' I , l roe t wr. tray be ouild the naives. of many of the t. ^ 11 .__._ live cents to a c uar eri 1~ inns are free uent `spoil the prospects fo !env concert they i , > � :,.l __ _t. - - belt )col a of the latae, and ere lou It ;v 1 P t; attd tltti, bons tuba their eleaaut Stuff may hold in the futur If the people did ': i, F ttcJl n�.cil: i ti'f) expected that the will be strop er than .1 �. � not know of and pity your imbecility did Ct �'ti . - C \ l y g in order to ihaill i i their standing in the Y P Y NIt L Q rrIBERT, ` etch aher, , 1 uk solus lodges situated in villages of afore band. would have been ridde on a rail, or duck- - _ - a r . �• Ariz , Otit. Havingbeen �� years at the j retentions. ed, before now. The say oa came from .. p The ice indn_stry` Bich of late yelirs has Y Y trade, I can guarantee satisfaction. Agent for 1 Orillia': I dont doubt i There's an idiot -• F. Lazarus• F.ye-glasses. watches and Clocks *"-iI. - ""��'' ^" been on the ere se here, has assumed - A. clet,:le)d ,in shortest notice, and at reasonable , r0 rtiona . ch ere uutltought of un- asylum in that town. I think. You .irr'sg- I A, _. i', . rates, rafo . ` `Economist :- The oft}cera and directors P l� : it t get my trt0Ck Sll ine you are the NEws' u;m bu't 't's a 16- 1• I ___ ___� _ _ I' of the Scaruoro Agricultural Society with til qu'te ratan ly. r. Jas, Fairhead, one P, } [}? their ladies and a Maw friends met at the ° Pa r toneat'ethe be dl the necklet n ou think ca,-;' a f To onto rgea ice dealers visited ou Y I For Sale. old out b Thursda the town nd n chas from :Y[esars Hoover Y dog as Highf�n d Ctee is ` Y y residence of fir. Henry Wbeler, Searboro, f the tail ou w Bnt ou are not the o , -�r� °" .- I f .::.�+- ' :; • So s all t scat able ice o{2 their dam Y • g , OR Frida ev"enin >�eb. 146Ii and re- 5a� t� . will bay t Ia as fiood� 20t� tl 4.� and will !sell � y R' p and have men ed operations, cutting You arra only the flea t at-aunoys the m � �`i- �_, houses and Iota 9s are in the, j f>►ented him with a handsome silver tank and hauling the ration. An.ice lough munity. Yoa censure he banjo pia ikigl 1,r vii age of Picaerin . This roper is situated' - and and address before Lie departure for 1 n are littlo sur- You -who ever caw ything better than : - • 'i ` g p @Veru hiII at rock and the agar na ces .' i,~f on Cll(irch street. For further par icnlarpappplyyl •1 ! tjie Nortli.Wetir. t>fer thA p1E6segtlltio>, rise artidas to khe )acid waters of (Ireen a.tent cent magio lance before: Yom' I- :_ Lx;; on the promises or by lettter to pA011fAf3 f` P , KEMI'THORN_Yicltering: _ _-=� 1 b0 tQlnrIC@S. and tegly eaoecbes w�l'e pride bp Mr. River dam as .also w the residents who of I�oeh a jokes is the ,and ata yon were » f• . .. 0 , t,R - t , E. Whelt>lrr, ►5toa>'Sville, Sock the sane f operation. The old not- one of the famil how did you hear. e - . . Lawrie, •arkham, p + ti, t c, i - ---••M* 11- ' , .�.: i l- A. beird't' a A. McCowan, on behalf of method of c ting i e * h a saw is knock- them ? At 1 I,have `i you were the (lir .: -`t 'r ''°' -`- �' old sad sew directors, and A. D. �'VLeler, ted silly and Lproba ilities are that Jaike's afle: Ydnhavenkt sa 4ient brains to pee r a : n �,-, , i Sorts 1 � 1C$S � eXt shifts, 3�an.; son by Dli sera.:Aaitop, Profegsfoq is gc a we fancy he eutilflp't a -joke and theonly one naected with ygnr .:�� :' ., . i have Patience sawi an longer. The ice lits is; the -rough jpke your parents when 3 ` , P CKERINAtI NCY: g om son slid Jaekean. �Alti(trr rwhich q. (.tN t+ j]�titi I tt p ueetion is moreov alta a indfa}} for yon were born. Yong dor Watson a plpay- ? y 1 xt X t host and hostess inu'itetl the company i- f=4:, - -- r .Alai: , _ e A',oili F1 t teampters.and labs in men, whQ.take ad- inti :'why that man• h played a}ad been r 1 �k . ii a suno tgous,o ster Auppqr, *h1c i all a r�iated' in tl,eatr jw�tere they would , Op for the transaction of a 11 inmate - ,t, `'"" ` ' p vauta.�e of the Dees io to earn an hobeet PP- , `��,' f� ► eS . , { njoyed. `Phi eota�pa8� r e�j�yjng dollar. It is esti ated Haat it t will take not let•yoi�<.piia�'up: s;Qld tobaoloQi cls Y 40.E t 4_* 4,-1 Ba:lkillw $Itsl�'��ss. themselves in daoeing and garters) amuse• . y, y ton' k OFiricl HO>7Rg.-�FTOffi 10 to l: Saturdays GOR ONwent until the wee sate "oars, '. God #tom talo tQ three eeCs to cut .and Irtaal' olat of the galled is ism answer .. , „ � n r . 10 to 1 o'clock. - the required amoun •---PicA. la t weed's personal in tilts (lac. ;:1 • 4 ,.. a Save the Queen was song atld all .returned mzt CtairtcttaD. , f1-,, X13 1. i J S01 11irS.,nk lI1 CO $Ctlb]l. Lome wel! plltsecl with the titieriitlg spent Mr, Keller, fatll r bf th+a editor of iia .; .�,,; r.(3• ant. #'., f, st Endi %�t GC witb tbeir olcl friend. Ukbri4ge ,�ourxal s dead. 4s1za a Liquor lice des coat MOP,: ..1 �".6, � , - L ClEOIi.GE ER ,.Agent. t l i �l f :% d , r' , r*1 �,i` "�; 4 r` ',, f- tie ;" '�t`1 ., i W s r .I 1 ti.`r . . ,. r : t- 41 . -. .. 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Her even a sadder fum than tidstia4w rwa�s � en nome, and stood btaside lire i show their affectimt for' each other. ere � - with him now, 1'bey let the British Li n 'mac and. h ]beer began to be him b indi- husband gr's!r ofw°re0a11. though to tl►girre now dying wife. , wheat oomes a period in the life of all children, lordly tau, tha she oontrived)to vel y to trite saegrus WWit1i "Believe me, William," she ' particularly, when they' regard a kiss or an A>•d then they did some ughty deed' to reo hint throe h his f 'ends that she wronld of few, hq died a fortnight later �$ were alone, "I am 1°noce °- y the Lion ppaie ; b a ewal of his f ormer o f � y n him e* he had y i other lovable demonstration as too bob ' h r 1lttle Eng bey across the not be displ lin had n P° fqr them, and they span it as they .i d ey laid a however, mise►p- rued a rate Dom- Dent. " e, ttt�emblin knees, at tions. Sir W i ' , ��d, havia rye • said he. Heaven fo bid that g ende �her title si • n ,and from ex- P g pejo , fmnkl in- Of what . poison. . nd alnackod him till h howlexl again, those P Be• mtitticstion from T.adyY ' ' I should accuse yon of snythu'ig !" Perhaps this is. the outgrowth .of ne tact - } gallant Portuguese- nt, though mistake , motiaeiiof deUoacy, formin him that to do so woo d be {' de h' If .n her fors g her hnsbamd' t+mP�• - "Bqt �'°u d°11°e m—#teen- yin she on the mother's part. The care of you ger John Bull had trodden on thele corner an mad de yad to intro pen able reason a. I could not write theteon nd eek children crowds the older ones' aside, and - - them all *omad. • 1 time. Meai�gwhil Sir John, now ore- ut their cop rs by to buy.Bn fro - Now when Sir 'John was gone and his gas to hear me• It was too much, �rigrsd- before she knows it these dear little es And so they p a a baronet, was tong, and she be- remains carried to his family burying p ! ed to do without the tlfe 7rlsunoh at th'e back .But would that I had been toad have become. to w somewhs in another part of Extglsnd, the Ldy !n a s� t me of poisoning him, , endearments t t were showered oil the in • flo aday.perhapaln Wi >t Y gad 8'iO him she y desired to be. to wonder whither Sir William � y P� . - iton the seas wakdness of ju dale tim gut she had besen But I am 1°A°�'t of that wicked ime- He infantile ears, said can hardly Ile won k. And then they'll (lust e_Bsitieh riser: ti4se forward. hared betaken hiateelf. died naturall I loved ou—too n; byt - - - gallant Portuguese. - �, "her friends �aidiestinglY if ever woman were, y y Bishop intent says the average boy at the N ever mind, cured of precipitancy, age of thirteen or thereabouts, Itae n t a - • - . A dnkehas sent his meds' back directedjto'the to her, (knowing of It humorous remark, and was repared to wait her whole life• t Noth ala'vtitiled to este her. a worm k ween ; I as eve bed did, tit t she would marry w t,� far into her h rt before friend on earth except his mother. He is a - Q wont tit his aster on—he. has ry Y tience.) time a wi ow if the said qtr William should heat g tog terror to every one, but for all that his The Hing p . ' them all three if they ould have ps not reap r• , Her lite was now pass«t n► • got the s leen ; „ • d • wit h titate upon the order wi... the stalls, or in promenading ,Sir Willisrnt s return f a fewthi kX sit °ung heart yearns for a little petting and And on the British >Lmba�e'sy they vdchalk up Never mtn t e cdm&„ _ mostly words like those . of ; them ! Take 'em Y tt, between the pleses►uncs and the bora fegr breathed ber�last nd i r her deet the peo- �O Too' often we take hams-love as a ' tter - - ,i "Tea h-_-- withall the English dogst"--oi arse +his vexed her still more, attd refire 8 een� nd alta very seldom went even in Portuguese. I Ice` 1 as site had of n done, that such a fit les lea louder, and er conduct became s of course, oat as we take the �sunahine and p y, an the high soled which then lakii ted the bjepct of public discussion. A li tee later other blessings of lif we fail to re lire fey, wilt not drink- ole Litgl" beer, no Eng• , eleae e h should ver have passed her unds on the north, though it has now, �' lwi Dots thep'1 b r; li ,she airly lee wn under Sir Johns and for man years, been diverted to the on thti phyaicisn, who had attends the late that it ie like a plant, ncd that to give the ' , 've fo=ted an Tcngli h circus clown to ash 1 y heard the rumor and ca3► a down t returns it must fostered and c Iti- i portunity anacc ted his hand. They Routh aide. Icer patience was rewarded (if Sit John, hey itis face nd fly, love be in any case s cewe►td :) for one da fmm the place near London to loch he vats .carefully. It i +not an uneom OIl They would not let him old a hoop or crack a w re.-.married on a ne spring morning, tliiug to find B househ ld of half-grown hit J ' : harmless wheeze, ' ' a ut the ve time t which the unfort- meta months after her second husband's latterly had retired with the ea revs pur- Y}� y of callin u Sir Willie ervy, - $ut cried A bas le nglish clown, —hose n ate Sir William d acovered her prefer- death, a messenger t#rrived at her��►to with p g Pon dren, een can sea yf ser or inor when hey aillp'Portuguese. e ce for him, and w beginning to 1'Bste°' the intetli�ence that Sir William Hervy was nor► etay:ing in Caster>blridge. ; . have been kissed by fa her or mother, un esd,. a erin in (,asterbridge and would be glad . to He atat«i that, at t e request' of err tela- rhaps, on a return tom a long .jour ey. ort to declare hie p� on and boycott Eng�liah g�ood>t, and rm h me from a foreign tine of Sir John's, wltoi wished to be assured Kut a gcod night em race, a little leu a and tame and frot, and oft our u altered devotion her. On his arrival know if it were her pleasure thst he should g And outrage e+iery dee�ncy, I;ngiand he learned the sad truth. wait upon her. on the matter by reason of its euddennese, sympathizing pat on t e shoulder when hey vapours let! once more pen If Sir William Buff ed at her precipitsn- are in trouble, ie eo emote an expert ace, - one have at lett to drop s ne leer It need hardly be said that permission hmaii , Rivatebexaumilinatni n of Sir Johns datin back so many years, that they ave , Ton'll y your knees, c under who she h deemed hi g • w� o full ted, and within two hours P and ' • And bog our pardon once again, you foolish t e Lad pe elo reelf suffered more. 1 Y y flit y utterly forgotte'u it. However, let on of y her lover stood before Le:•. a mo tLo tght- body irthat iatel after hie decease• these boys cut hie hand or fall out of the ._ - . Portuguese. London Referee. a had not 1 g bee the wife of Sir John ful man than formerly, but in aU essential found that it herd recalled frcam Purely I- --{ haymow and get a bloody head, how qui •kly Bee before h show a disposition to re- see the same man, generous, modest natural eau es. Nobod at this tints had y . - n r for he trouble. and dela ppeecc and eine re. -The reserve breathed a suspicion of foul play, t yin a the whole family are alatzrted, and run hi$ , t liate opo to aitftdence, - . , - THE LADY ENFEOFF..' a le had put im to i winning her. With g asaietanee with loving service ! Thr ltgh . no a inrould tell her that, which womanly decorum threw over her fore nstabl was r i which m g his wounds he sees the really Ili title rti, i creasing f . tie y manner was but too obviously artificial, and have established her iltnocen n - In fin out of Cas rbridge by the low- far as he co ld r ive, she. was an article It beim thus Isced be and doubt that y when he said, "The ws of Providence are B P and that they. do care for him after all, and _ . which eventually conducts to pe ys y Z in r n of worth euc labor he had bestowed in. " and added after s moment "and this beautiful and noble lad IIhdal bb en dw retly he rather enjoys being bruised 'nee y g ou see on the right hand strange, tro death b a wioked the town of Nell; q btirinin it, d aur snubbings as he had merciful likewise." she could not conceal y it has revealed to him that iN family ave :., . An ivied manor Itonale, flanked by battle- - ken from hi rivals on the same account. whoU unfounded, her husband wa+t stung an interest in him bey and merely seeing hat mented towers; and more than usuall die- bees and oth r true things he�epeated till her agitation and buret into tearB upon his with s dreadful remorse at the she►re;he had he has encu h to eat and a place to a p. yioned neck• taken in her misfortunes and left the.coun- How sad it i that he mus early break his' tinguiahed ty the eizo f tta:man -mull' . a made the y w sorely, and well-nigh ,.gut this is too soon." she said, starting t - windows. Though at 11 of .g� ce•P y' yoke her epi it, ih gh she had formerly l try anew, thio •time never to raturi4 alive- neck to'tind -i+0 tut - the building is mu reduced' from itis 1►een such a ettleeo a dames By degrees t But iio," said be. "yell have passed He survived her but a few years, nd his As for the actatude of the children obg ori at rand propo ions ; it has, more- t became r e tible to all her friends that themselves, any lovin demonstr tiutl tq aril g estaete which iI Pe P eleven months in widowhood and it is not body was brought home and buried beside - over, be6n shorn of he. fair er life'waa a very happy one ; and toe oho had been a good husband to Iris wife's; under the }um hwhUnti slately I each other would he moat as overwhch ting a `{ once a stained to ''t, with the exception as if Sir J pa as if a cyclone had at tick .thane. r- t; ppe ate of the fair woma seemed yet the harder viMible in the rich +i - of a few acres of pa land immediately 1 •ou." P° They arc ashamed of the het name of n that it was hero stately � mansion, eft 3 Hee visite grew petty frequent naw, as tll,ere wads . cod strait of her, i we«le around t1 mansion. his was formerly t e her sole ueo b h r first husband, which ll be ueee, gild in t► month or two for her drat huetland, wit °f he fam ly, bel'yh°c'd, anti are di tre3secl 1►eyond the ore seat of the ancient a d knightly family of may we g hand, at the ancestral if their mother adds R#hem as " riga in ;l er second. had erste d into and was enjoy- m began to urge her to an early union. Kut where she was much pitied, as she eserved the Dienghards, or Dye chards, now exit ct ji his being but a can nd meagre thing, she counseled a little. longer delay. the presence of a a ranger• To tie I ' in the male line, whose name, according to lin that I ,.`�.hy, said he. :surely I have waited to be• Yet there were some severe enough i noring or eultivatii g a contempt fort cse - the local chronicles, .ws interpreted tom anut, such is the fl panty o friends, " shote . we are tong older t<� my--and these , not unjust petisona to $ Yi _ when site met the and secretly confided long , Ltfo la other sea ts--that though unquestionably little.tendernesae8 to lees 1,c►ys t,oeoriah, and N ".Strenuus 3liles, vel tator, though er- her rief to their ra, thCy would say fie dates not add ane wit t to their inanline cr fain meml,ers of the f ttiily were averse to $ ev sr di►y, and I am the brat of the three. innocent off the crime imputed to Ger, 'lie dignity. The mann' s of girls are, some nw, cheeril " tiTover m nd there a a third to yy �to the latter significefition,l and a duel as Y+ ee, ' sold the lady frankly. Aud that had s}rown an sunseemly wantonness; in coir come et'."-- at wit ch maladroit remark is why I would not have you hasten. Our less influenced by tit absence of these fie on fought b one of thei>} on that account as Y strations--$t least, i is leas painf 1117 no ice ' y this is dieaide the she would show mu indignation, and 8!e marriage ma seem so strange to everybody, trach°� throe nlarru►gea in euc rapid ' its well know Bu rife should len w tette# than to eueceaston, Brld that the mttrue euspiciou able, but all tete refi ements of acx tety ►- ._ . - ! them y after my unlucky remark on that oceieion story. on such a solemn the ne. Yet that the r might hove been ordered by PrepVtdence not balance the entl schoolin of home, and Li the early paA of the rei$i �of the rat ad would have beg only tato haply to to we know eo well• a°thankacLo tslebear (who often worksi indirectly) as a i punish- although sister may not be ae clownish amt Whig James there w s via' is 9 nor j le thea woo of the thi inateati of �31r John, e .�a kiz°w • Lkewtae, anent for tier eetf indulgence. • U ° tbet rude as is her broth r under the sa"' Aur i pea^e of the Drenglia da a y paint I leave no opinion to offer, roundinga, yet her c aracter acx,n tale Dir whom she had taken was pal fully obvious, Tttora-y Aa°T. - -' family and extr•aordi ary beauty. She a- and much she was beam«i for her foolish On this reprmentatiod he conceded a little petty deceits and ha ,itual dimimulatiot e. ' - sassed no rest wealt , it was said, but was how. s •e Nr the asks of Iter goon name. Kut �„� _�� TL repression n the emotional aid of . • , g ehoice'by come 'pee le. tits William, t3ufliccicutly endowed. ; Her beauty w �' had serol vied foreigu;cities on learn- the deet►neJ' day of their marriage Bt 1 t �; , our natures in our family "life, is a ave t and her mallit�er so entrancing .that' "ever,1 i[p!'t�dott'i� About Biwma»ck. perfec in the news of her arriage and had never arrived, salt it w�conc on ed in' an `h mistake, and to it m y t,e attributed one elf suitors seemed to ipring out of the g und' been heard of einco villagers and .alt e, the heart burnin�a nd little gnawing efA wherever silo went sufficient eau of Two a three yea of sutte ing were piasa tells in the .pariah church rang fmttt' Nri°ce Bismarck wan on one OC1"81O° chat that lleset us dally. Many a good mo her - " . - • snxiet to the Coun esu her mother her t Lad Yenelo as tit des iced and na►n till night. Thus at last ahs •' was leugel co fight s duel h the Austrian states tiVes her life thmuq ,and -goes to her g ve Y these there were «l I-Y Y smite unfree! tel .the man -wbo loved her the most titan ('aunt R �lrtt1e$ rt n 1)tgt attlFrank ' misunderstewd by t she wnultl ha�'e i«I , only living parent. Of chidd wife of this man' tis Join, _ three in particular, hem neither her oth regretPe that site had o greatl mietakea him, teireierly of them all, who but for his ►nt►aaar+ctors to serge, +' r'R tom taints of prematurity, n the ono w om she thought never reticence might have been the' drat to wlI �khonii ueen)seooakfoundHoutvttlutat;ou lkt her breal 8efeel n;s er 5hee base Pt p and-si hs for rrody raillery of tit mtiiiden herself,• could g till it chanced Ithat her hue_ her. Often ciid he asy to hiirlse back her sweetest self until her hil- tit off. a said gallants were see again ; „ effectually .p band fell sick of so a Blight jaitmentn " Uns How wo�den fled I , Mans a truth hath Ibutt a the mainehono ble n d gocxi natured. dren have come to regard her as un mo- s certain Sir John G le, a Sir William err}. cls aiter this, whe she was sitting in hie have toeen fulfill Y � y - tionat anti }:ofd, . Lid a begets like. Thi is ' . . �.. and the well-known it George Drell hard Y t s keit in est, t/ut never a mons CcounL Kec:hburg, on his side, core fall die - - bare f mil before m ntion- room looking from i►e window upon the ► ix' 1The noble lady herself liked Prussia, and ita astute repre�elttative+ o Law from which there -ia no deviation. he ;+ one of the nrenq Y fix nee in frc,nt, ah beheld approaching the r m rkr l�ot oto"dwell on.the oomcideitce. brut did hid treat all the same' to ikees on. chit iron in turn seem learn to ellgc k. guy s tow r ad. They7had, curt us y :enough, at d,esen Pa of tenderness, until as the years go by, hey ' house ort foot a fo she seemc}d to know p _ sally honored w t the distinct on of well.' Iacd Pene pe' withdrew silently a certain shyness' itauusion the>�to 1°g ofe:illly and socially there wlas,ghowevoik, have so welt lgartt«i the lesson of indi er y )knighthood, and their, sr<hemea for seein�; from the sick r«om, and deltcsenciel to the her fair face at any ence, that •when they have ariiVed at i tan- T her'were manifold,. cIt f ring that ne of But leo le will have rheic say. sensitive plenty of frictiorl t>Ltweeu the twu. t>►t hat hall, whence, throu h the doorway, she saw, I P pK hood and come to sepsr;►te sac h to tale up > .. the others, would s I a march over 1 maelt. sin between the two mond towere souls or WDWN, anti their sayin� on this utX:aa►on things carne tet such i reit that t content with ca ling �on every ' ag.. en g Y g i his own life work, they do act without a ng, No which at that rim Banked the gateway', third occasion toeok a singular shape. (Dour Keschburg, eexcl l ed. .one of int - use f the ery e.wlt ••tiurel-y.' they whispered. "Ere is some- control, tcwaiotu►telY ezcl++em«i' Y and henugforth cars no n►ore fear cash her able excuse atthe h o Sir William Hervy as she; had surinieed, ii K than for strangers. whom she sojourned they. intercep d her cxokin thin a d travel worn. She ad. thing more than chance - in this: frieneia aerate wait un you in del � ?". H Many years ago we were visiting iii a am= but I g The death of the firth was peossihly natural ; "' Eti h all this tlnitgceflN+►y dela Hesrr i iii ridov.ancl walks ; , nd if any one o then vaneel into the co rt-yard to. m t l►im- y it and after tea were e►t}1ag;ed fit cane otliet• in the act f rbrid e " he but• what of the death of tele sec-i,nd, Voit B►stnarck clux►tlhaveepLa 1 purin sof tion with the host &lid hostess in the pc ior, . chanced to surprise n . Q r'I was asing t rough (Hate g paying er mt►rl:e�l ttention, the a lcoun - pa .. who ill u , 1 her, and whom, lovingf the 'prottalxltty 1 Y het ua ., scale rite mutter wit Lite door n nevi and in trooped t}►e r said with faltering eference, and I walked a'r'c - er ofteb ended in a i altercation o gr t k after o r lad chi s health. I third so desslteratel .alis tnuat leave wratl«l istotg barer y. PC' fist heats and im safe, ed, i l- out y Y P ••, y illnuxiiately. While you get the things ce}tidy chi circle t�rsay g,wct night to papa and tt r- . violence. Pa out of the way • L til As the ran in turn to the r ntA that t to la; y felt that I could •cl no less ;and, of course, Then the iec•ed together anniiry trivial I shall write a report stout tl wh,►Io tr its- y pa deed, would they ,become; om n t tO PaY i°y reaper t° y°urt gocxt husband, y p t� clatiit,etvcl their laps or cleapeY! hent he self safe io their c y i tailce, But incidents of :lir Jol►n a illness, and dwelt action which, in wsc' T aeq kitllxl, I r'�"tugyt aroundothe n« k to receive a loving kis ; we hardly felt r m heretofore ua n t j such times, notwithstai} ding that ah was a Qyyenelcipcs, th'Bt tole sick and rry upon the indubitable truth. that he heti you to furwani w Kerlin." Beyth sat a ►„tit thought we haat novgr seen a lovelter 4 Kitt. ".brave Imes, otw datm4el; not easily ' utotit, own worse after her lover's unexpected their weak. When Bismarck had finished he ' darin d3 frit of humor .in h r "I am hYear'teick that's all," eai elle. Ip g We have never forgptton-it. ane Y - d with a ego other a I 'mot on which visit, till a very sinister theory wits built u�t haudes+i the sheet to bunt echbo g . r,° 1 to thi ds - an g P �1. Y " tom anion, if not of coda try. The suite ,to z nese, and hey stood as to the hand she ma have batt ►n air Juhn a .yuwitiug bias to examine it. IZechhergl'e pas- whenerer mention is trlacic of h,nne happ ucrui �....,. l<o •neither Batt nothiu of this sus- stun had, in the meantime, g>ven way to our nesse instantly reverts to that pT> at x4r.. -. pp rerrtature demise g ;•' On one of these o casior,s 1which ad place thus a lung time ith tear•' in tit it eyes• ,P g para scene in that happy country home. in her relative's grokinda, aitd was n usually mid picion was said openly. for she wsa a lady of sclbar rcflecti°c►• fres itery y sotto „ lt1 ala have lookgcl llettgr lead the "Ile does not tr t e., well, I ear, bitter,threate iing"result irk aduel, 'e fou ll qtr �i•illiam in a 1 w Dice. t "M y (,od in nolle birth- nobler, indeed. than sus ec of re rrect hb t 0 '' 11 hat ou � "' tete ' mother and father gone to tt►e child en's it tocoethre to assert llerseli: Turnii g hau 'h- heaven ior 've hi ;but it ie ae ing s gr cart her huelosnda--and what people ruspex tel a,rrrct ;bit tri it really worth while e h y , rooln wind bidden them good night, t4er '1 n u the pair of : •disputants. gtte e- the feared to express to formal a&usaticon. a duelliL�or su•-h a reason !" " Tbat is exactl Y Po Ileal !' a he mansion that she ocx:u s had (leen niy opittion,r' was ll►smarck's answer,and the than hare, them make a show before; a ran- Glared tirttt whichever should bet a first t� .,Hush, hush !" eai ahs haati y j g ge,re," slid poll say' lit°eak the peace '; tween them, hate er .. Na , but I wi 1 s k what I may hon lett to her for m to s time sa •he should mutter end«l. Ono do ('aunt` 1 her, > Navin a hard c ailed on the Prussian Amba-ma4or to show , Our clear Mrs. Punctilio, deli t yon Hoyt ' the provocation, tit. men *hould ev�j early Y• ' he ane •e ed- " I am "not under choose to reside int , and. 'khat in the beautiful innocence' of chit, h,ro,l I "resence a} ain , r4d thus a is free. Wit didst for the spot, she heel eoa><«i :lit � ►terata Lo �i!° t� ial��b t j vo�c gwith Prussiafatt tite there are no ahnmssi---tha everythin is eau• slmitted to her p g your roof, and m to gu , Y Coni .. i - would she effectually stultify the ag ressor y remain there. Kut in the end it was ad or t hgS ine . There little heart are text fufl o lure not wait for me, en lope; or send to mea for one day, when in the full tide of �iext meeting of the I.ernlan Diet. Bisntarck • +' - making the promotion of a quarrel <diati t more overt tette ";` would have traveled tunate ; and warmth to think of stage-effcots. edea , b}arr to its object. his happineea, ib wss walking amon the read the docuntent. and 4ettirnecl it night and day to fine. gg "This iy evi u must not sok g wfhgre hg overitet►rd to the (,Dunt, sayying, cold blocxl older . people contit►uo tet et jay ++ �'ltilc sit e two knights Weiie wear ng rat er ,.•rte late, R i list» ; yb willows near tit sulcus. tilber ie his tune - - ^`V#.11en a pearance a0ierr r prima d, site ence Notting to quiet him as in a conversation I4etween eonlie itaalretietakeni clearly a mistake• g feret ce Tient f r tileiosakecof alli thi ti teff- - i . ss cr... P rt, said who were en g the osiecw for their use. looked at the sheet and chang;«1 uulch. In P the third, never far off, cam upon hesce»e, Deet times. '` My u)Slx►ri(I jslat now is unwell. y life sweet, don't let us encourage it ► . ,, suet sbe repeated tier care t tet im 160• He will grow l et er� jln s dlrry or two, may_ In this fatlrl � Jolk w re revealed to him haled tohN marek the rsee etcdinstruct ills children. .. ' eiilg, hen, how great wals_the nncettt of be• .Yon must cal in and .see him before neightwring ., for the titin ti ie, (Jb tris return home ha he had received concurrently, calling aeon In bioetntford's " Euthann y," d! a fit yi the' all at her rem tory m,w*l. he hely d him, while o nl countonancing Prussia, to following pretty description of ever dal - pe P ou leave (water ri fie. seemed to hav ageed years_ Po Y ` manner softened, and stdio saki wit a roOg sh Y As she said thi t eir eyes met_ Each was life : It m to have friends to love 11 tt thinking of her 1 h me words erbcnit tale But he eats .frothing ; indeed' it wrss a use his utmost endeavors to cause the other to tel hsTe a• sight of dear, old faces • and, smile. nu ol_ thin im b And from that hour n Gernlatt stag to vote a Binet tlw meaattre. frHave patience, have patlerice, y ing{ them in tun ; h thou ht tltst two g Ix"'s? DPP° Y with some men, tt is to j►e kisswl da ly 4iy fah men ! Only bide your time c4u' ttly ; a dr thuds et that p 'tae itad been fulfilled. extran�etit�r•nt t. She could not under Hent wtfs Prince l;iitluel k l . Fo the same loving lips for fifty years ; au i it ie +•� etaue4 it, end si ply waited. One day he How he used it the se uel will show. Fut u in faith, T will marry you all in to Hut, ae if it a npleasafft to her that I to know themselves thought of many ti►nes They laughed heartily at this Rall , all this as, if ecti n el ould have arisen, she said, ho,ever, must go abroad." moment both etstee Th looked at one d - a I ill many places, by childre t and to ether, as though they w e tit at •• $tit wlt •" said she. .. W illism,,have I other in silence. Then Bismarck said : y three g spoke again q tc 1 : "Come again'in a day y�;, ••I�'t be uAaaet• _�iou never intended -giv-' ndchiIdren nd matey friends"—{ �arr3' �. , of friends, at which she blushed, nd w- offended ou . . I or two when n y husband will be welt Y " but I most ga ' ing me the letter. Ergo,you never gave it OwVD (sines, " in Country hentlenlan " ed sgme entl►arrassment__riot ha ng r liz- •, "Ivo,•' said he ; I "know' nothing alx,ut the _ enough to see 1. � �. ed•that her arch jest would have ounci�e fait Sir t`'illiam '- rtell without entering the could oo�x li tea more out of birri, and to me ; ergo, .L . when uttered. 'I,'lt m 1z he house and a retut�trted to 1�ir John's in itself there �Iras nothing unnatural in hiss whole matter." As a inacter of fact t for •Life strange departure. for a ttsd been s wanderer from Bismarck never reported the letter to Berlin. ' - _ resulted thus, however, hada its cod -lett chamber. He; ri ing from his pillow, said, �► ga Tske a useful lesson from the plant fin •-t the bitterness o� tit r ri a ty ; „ his oath. In la few days he started off, But he in«l Glunt Rechberg's oonfidonce, wru .- , in checku g{ To whom h beien talking, ,wife, in the y y po , l in cellar or other dark place. Al! th fibres r the - re ated her spees��l to heir tela court aril 9 I rd voice there." apparently quite another man than he wits in hia,e ea ail im rtiant cone acct. are soft and easily broken down. Th y, to a and y Y had ruettgd to her side so devotedly a few i • ; J tives and acquaintances with hit fious She lieaita anti he Irepgated the que's- ' . - degree, representN the condition ,of tl a troll L .frequency and publicity thafi the lady little months before. The lDtanagement of b6eep. tion moreim t curtly. ther'nmonea or othc5r animal deprived of li • t'-and ezer divined, or she migh have blur ran 1 felt „'I do not i h to tell you now,"said she. It is r•>t known w1en. or how. oli •ht ore embarrassment till. p Y' cine. Exposure of the whet urface b m 'eButI w 11 know !" said he. which we►e thick'in the atmos lh'gre around The snccesaful ehg lierd has hid n ' `th a tttd air give gre%Vvigor to all the iss"11* he course of ti a the posit on re lved l ]} Int t Then she ane erect. "ir William Hervv." her, sce•,sliy reached the Lsdq Penelope's tintially on his flock at this aeiuwn of rite "'he shaded portions of the lxlely of nima� t : - - • itself, and the beaut us Lardy nelo . tae �, B (;,_! thoug as much ! tri• i') ear, but that they did reach her there is year. Thu winter nothing on the faint pro � she was palled) m e up' her ind-• her y «'�P; . �ha*e a thinner skin and. a piper color of t►�l� is Sir John, d o£ pets 'ratic,u standing u:t no doubt. Then s reseon for bar husttnd',a mines better returilaiau the flockggof sit thein upon rho upper portions of t1►e b�� - - -choice Mein^ `'te eld t of the tit ' kri ghtn, tris white f A a tilking villain ! departure urred to her sppe►l�ed mind, thecetore the look them overt caefull ,tau Tropical birds, ninch exposed to s anlight wner the1, m m lace . ' I heard i and s loss of h lth became quickly apparent. d isl care : bl�orl 1 mage' o e kee ersian hl c P ' -Sir Georbe I)••engha , i dick mans mar y Y nd heat, . ' sten afore ice, 'wbic t tereupon o e het' the toter-1 ke tones, a and hV callelr 'ee ,,She dwindl thin in the fsoe, nd the if you find q ty tiiccks, seer c°or can with ; '1'ltat side of an Bpplg or pgeectt - gx1 'se'i t0 > home ; ,vid her hus nd, being a pl' nt by your Ch iat an name. These be your in- veins in her temples could all rte diiatinher- ,insect powder, p > richer man, and his family, thodgh no eo no le, of tit es; - m 1 y, when I am off my legs a traced. An inner fire seemed to be triter- perforatsci lid • o n the wool on the aides of ' li ht and sun grows larger, assutttc Pe the while !" ing her away. Her rin fell off her ngers, the sheep and sprinkle, bontinue thea along tint than the shaded aide, illusti at ilg, - _ as good repute as he own,'all t in mad it , rule that prevades all nature. Th tabling -. to show that she sec oned wisel in lhonor- „ On my h or," tri Id she, fe - i dome a and her arm$ bung like the flails of the the sides, an ii cod �towyer is used the .should Ile fanned with these rt t i leg in him•wit'h her pr ference. wron j e I did n t know o his com thrashers, tit ggh theyy bad till Ltel baeni'! ticks will grow beauttfull igss. Is`tirniati p p p But what may lie�behind the till $nd ail- ine !' eso mend sn beeutifuL $he wrote to liar-� salt and sulphur, four-fifths salt to one fifth 'view•—prairie Farmer.: ant ve of rho -future 'none ca fortedl. In- • him to return sue hur in trou hs in a shed so the Hoek hiss •' Swear iia au will, Haid Sir Jolm; " I husband re tedly, begging P • the tree of a few months tit husband of , I• And with thin he taunt- t0 her ; bu> he, being lII eztreme and free access t0 i gat all times. A sheep can :� the her choice died of fel convivi idea, a a ecd herbeand w ked hin}aelf into a ter wretched dohibt--moreover, knowing noth- -live without water but always does best' An Ottawa correspondent wri , me d tit y in 'of her tU' health, and never suspecting , when supplied with plenty" of pure ,water• 'Portland "Oregonian:" " Pre3su rtilroeA indeed, to bear outfit na ,) ion w is much ir>lereaeed his itliieds. fl her also a A mized ratio alwtlys given me the Horne, of the Canadian Pacifiq r ld 0 Penelope was left � Ione as m tress of big ie •lade t a ill, b ing. There was that that the r�tmon had, reached Jr f u n her f which herd ee dem been eft t �d re- ,beet teeult;. over hay,straw and Born thinks that a journey .days thoit in a fav house. - B,y this time she h "apparently Y ! deemed a ce best. and Fes potted oa�e bran and oil meal ; ' be made in thirt eight days, �' quite fora,otten her car less dee ration to her there cin he ma , and she -seemed to ! turn a whit$, giving Tarions good resw°°s fodder, with cairn, y �, g I L I also curet� or roots are ior the flock. year$. This will dee when tit re mpletel + lovers collectively t bu the lou themeel Aa thin anew of what s had' so lightly said fob• his do y� 1e for often i and, se s would n m when her three At length, h°waver. when the Ld / Pemel- Coarse foddeta3 should be fed altornaly G. A� 8 chi be i vg dad - hart not fi t in the da d of her free( e , bB free to take a second one of t em, :air John Y o had v birth to a still-born child, bier the pp��t''ssiuntss mix ,for the best tesu)1 --{ e►nd the ourne fmm Atlantic P lovers were o e and alit coveting bar hand. )� Atha pauntess, addressed a letter to McKerrow in harm, Field and StookmaiL 1 done to- Gale appeared at er door as sly in her 1f I be t e wron;g� end of them," she mother• made in four days, which can 1i cl0° widowhood as it roper d seemly to gam' Bir VY' uesting bun to Dome book to murmn " My Qod that did I !" i4iam� req since she I ' Be can es and noble-minded •our own day. All that will be needed wit be do so. , f, What i", n he• , U he w ed to see her alive, rages* at evefJ wwtin awe of some mysterious disease• hearts and not other ma's opiuione of tis, connections between boat ,ane ser . She gars him Litt a nooura lien ;for of f f Neth ' said sit �' • I spoke t0 myself g, point." - the two remaining, her best v was Kir g' - w h ssemgd to be rs►tiher meatal than pity- )dorm, ot;r true honor. - { the trot be told, only. " - . I lliam o. whom, t Ws p - I I i. ' _ . ,, T .. :.- 9. n` t. t. I .' , • , -. -...- - Lo. .. ,,... _ y n- [\\ F r ! ; I .- .. -..i - . .. - Y .� : .., , : ,-.: - 1 �. - • .. n .. - ., . .. .: ., - Y r. ..- .. ,. I t •,: } • I' i \ - 11 t. 1 �, I: R i - =3- a ;' y\ a. I e 1i. '} f .s.. .. .. .a .. !- r .. - r. - i ., - !. -. - d, n. ,. x - .. 1 - - ! -. ..-. - .-.- 1 .. - :. : _y r ).- .. .. - _ YYMMyy _ R- f' x :'1 w 1 V r X � 1', 1- ,I, i •i, i f f Y, e, k � } r.. ,,r r Ft 1'• yr. 4 n� i �r .•. nit". .. n --.. .- - t._ .. r'e _-. �. i X R _ • . .`1 .. g.. -n ?�'.. a: • - .. a "•- 1.. .-. 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The dock I _` .,' . ,Nipc- fi {: .fi!} k f f I it 4, :4 . `' , Vance: dental They owne i -. for 11fc1r tit establishmen _• branch stat i ..i 1 be shortly alar urging u ew York ca i a sugar r large Timmy gsaez count week. here is a n' e, atem of f sec of ebeac• e York - < < io abolish t><oll-g t t county. me petition' rt'of the \i 0 ave been�aent t - - oronto lino .. ed to the v c arch and sch, Kingston is nt o tolls on grain ion canals mai re�A Calgary dc� ilway trnuts :i bf a allow block ' i- . The victims ingston ou �, fi �e hc;ing m4rnl - The official de -' o the pt►liti,:al I land at 16 t Rev. John 13 .a Cardinal illi t o e -fifth of (sit - ment. • - A cage at pry; - w, Montreal tilt gluestio# ay to t �}rorks. • A meeting 1►f (ittawa-last w,: liress a prc►hibit t is siession. Mr.1 S. -A. 1 :. k(e of the W r . t erunln ur of t - ba wheat_ , Mr. John Ci: . England two -rowed bur' . price tet barley , ' In the big Y, tr: Edward li - .. _ - ays' argunten ests in the ha r - Winnipeg gt etters-from �-, 't'estem State• . king for tai The mayor • irnentary teleg , icon, i►t reco�;r - cervices as a u ion. The ptavt,=T ass nined a Pe• linen away t, ed n�� rds n enforcM iiile't, , The railw-a% council have ,I and a tonus t• Buffalo- R.,ilm . • long Vexed c{n, ,Sir Adolph, report to t he ginning to ,•tt _ criticism A- sit, < ,ile morelthan . :. Made more of -cure of a largic The whole I held a ttfeetin .to nppc►>!c tilt Act herie. T . ment to hold . - A :t iS catT'ie,l establishment - face and cart-, . 'Che late Sc eotate, iy Vail -gloo,w) t,o ' which stun i► granted ; q'r:r Victoria 1' n i . University i connection h Toronto Ge ru .. The Maul► 1 don for Fg,yl . - The Queen • j March `25 or - The dock I _` mouth haat The-;:•ike - ]teen settled Vance: dental They owne i warehouses i to tight the , Cctl. Saaunr • him not to � . - _ for fear of t I _ Lord'�ali� I mediate ocel and the tihii . - Mrs. Luca _-(. 'Br' t, ami . e:►t of ten he I'ar► ` field a meet t .. -i _ of confidenc . The Prin ;- March 22 to Order of the A numbei fantry and ' , . are to be c, operation.•. t Yr. (nail made by a £6,000 year the public. The own, 'reoent cenf federation - me by er f - - The At r qty . met at N i, � •- • Premier of over the d .. .: s^tc an .. i r 1 "`Rill be rnQ ':, - e� S>r" ' , .,A < ; , - .. - -.:4 ..:- .'. '. i- �� i• j} Y C' . �.I>. ¢ y Yi: i�., i. � I :.� �'T _,`� I �� - 11 I . 1. I , . ., �..� � " i , . , I . l,_.�' . -.% , ,�. � I _;, - 1. 1. , � � . I t I !�,1'.�, I - �_ _Z,4 1_ _� . , . � ". . Din Roe resselL I�Y;-._�., . 1P I - I 1. ..�. . , - iy hAppi in whio�h t6-�, `_* '; � � '11'.. �` ,; ", . - .1 � , , I'll Io re .Shaii." t. �_� -4 � '.. I . � - '. � -it !other. ' Thwe .. � � .". " )I- *-,ac - � I` , , . , ifi! of idllchildre�, boys, - I ly regaril a kissior an 1� le, , � I it L� )it It[ .4 too �ab;a , � �:-,�,i . J - . I i - _ ' ' 111111 it. il,'i theyl, would - ,.--' . ' . . . . ;.; .: " -, I I - _. , I ", lllitgr, �Vt'i of ,neglect - - - .! , I Tht-'k�ill"e. of ounger . , -,' .. I ..1. I %.. I .)I,Itll* 011vs agile, and', '-X'- ' I ,�, - _..., : jwst, itlear little ones-, *.. 1 n .- . I 1 1,�41 to tio w-it1tout the - ' I,- sltowort-41 onIthern in. - �_ - - " . , all llarqll� I ic n back. , . . , . I � ; :. I , - )o at the .. .- ._'_�: i I I r a \, t, rage, I, .� . . I ,� , . -z. . I t!It-rqI;I1wo1lt", hm not A - - I - )I his I nother. I He- is & --- - ' � ' � I I I'llt 6, 11 that his �. , ' III- it lit.�,,*,_al)c ting and :.l� "', . . :'. � ; - .. . . . -, .t.: . .-:I- li"llie 4!4-e is a matter -- - .., ,4�� I ... . t�ikv thle -Still hilic, ana , : � � .1-1 , . � . �ft. ; Ive fail realize * . . , , " i , - t. ;111(1 to.give the -. ,- ' - t 1-t �1 . - , , 1 ,4. ft -4t red 11 culti- -_: ... - t Is 1:(�tl all te,oni'mon - , � *'11' . . . -h(ll!l Of half -g own chil- - - -, t1N rynioPihwer. rhen they - :,.- - . f it hcr ol mother ' , unless,' -- . it ft -l)[11 ?L 10111,F journey.. I �.;. . - mbraced a little, hug, a - " ' * ' I tilt' Aio�ulder %,lien they. ,� . I 1-t-filote an 9Xperietice., - .1 �, .1vars. that they have ' ---.. .1 I llow,ever, let one of- I ".I- ' * ItArld ()r fall opt of the: - '__ - -1,,l),1V 114 lao 1, how- quickly. � , ' . ",, t, 'llat-111(d, andrun to his - ,lilt" Ileffice! Throilgh - - :-. ' . t I,,.N- . reE lly lit-five:be,irts, - ' I ,!-(. , t �_ or If I fix . after all, and - " - . . it lf)ys Im ing bruised sinQe,. . - �:. at his family have-., . . - tilt tit, , I - )4-%", )[141 i ierely seeing that ..-*. %.I �111(1 a place to sleep.- ..,,' lit, Mllsl Wally break his .. _.�_.. I - . . . . . . . -1 . � 'll, III( tit i, chiltim-lit -1 amon _� � . . . . '11W Iloilkonstration towarl, . . I 'as o% I. ,t,,,,,).,tt -erwlielniing �-_ - - ��; lick'thun. 7 .:., � .. , I! -I ,4_ the -pet' nanies of - ,.' : ,,!Alrt,.;St,lllR�N-oti(lineasure .. * 11�4t,s theill as 14 (tear" in . L'' . . � S"!,111ger. - TO fow UP - . Tilit, a cOnt'Unipt or these 1 -. - 7 , � .- k- ,-.,; I " iylwl'hoorlish, and , - - . - A h1i to their manliness or -.1'. � , I , t - i -; . , f gr i r I sare, somehow, - - � ' � !,,. al,sviioix, of these demon- �- * - -- I It VA it.s., p-.tiuf tilly'notice- . : . . .� � "! . IlIvIllent.4 of society can- � __ . L 1, l, �", � I ho"1111""of holne, and . I it% 114't 14,l ws clowni8hand. . - " licl" Allider the .ame Still- . r ..haracu-r Sro,oll takes on � , A - 01 k i'll.11al dilli-Allnulatiollf. ,If tilt, eillotional side of , .,/ it, fmiiily life, is a grave - . L lti.tvlw attributed one-half - - � -i Al"I little gnawing gniefs., - -: - jj� I . . _ Mzf�l'v a good mother :. - oll%,11, aml I. goe,s t/L-) her gnilve, - ' .. V ,,jI(,;t- site, wouldi have died - , I . I I .xpression - , � ,lic lit'% Cr gfive C� I - I I, , .l 11 ,s. ,she has kept ' - , *k., r'; t, ,i'- svif tritil her chil. . .'- .. .. . . t., regard .-her as unerno- .: . - i. L i � _ � 1,tk 1,t.,wk-ts like. This � 11 t lit . I -t- 1 ..4 IF lit) avviation. The ' ' ' - - 1. ,�Il It"tril to clieck any allow - it,,[ a., thu years go by, they . .�; - M , ,;Ili,([ tholessOnt.)f infifffer- . - L I 01".v have arril-61 at man- __ �'� * . I . A411)mr�kte eztcil to take up, .. �, L. Oict, llos(owithoutapangl' .- � I [ Ail, 11 . 0 111011IC for each other. - . , - - �: �-4. I- � - , vAll, Nvflf� Tisitilng in a fam- - I', ".t,!,v (111�laged ill conversa- . 0-�, .[fill jlostvs-, in the pwrlor, _: I 1�;'!-Ilvd ali'l lit trooped the � -J flight topapa andmalm-. . . if; ill tL11,11, to - the parents. . - �It'.If. lapi or 4asped them,* .:% I �!,) roct..ve a loving kiss; we : - : I 'I , r' I Ill-% t'r seell a lovelier sight. I i Il-r-dotton it, and to this day -_.. .� 1, Inatic of honle happiness . -_ �, " * A �l, IV rvvei-ts t4f, that picagant- ,.- --,- . ' 1. - �Ii)ll�- Country home. . Z. - I I -, LN", loolied l,ett&r' had the . It , �If.,- .,oIle two tile 6hildren's , h �.Il tlit-li, good night, rather -,*-- iii-tkc as'llowbefort stran-! 'L� I I, " Is . - i l,tlll,,,tili(1s,:do11't' on know - - I y 111ful inn , ocenee of childhood .� 1.111-4 -thateveryth in is 1111- � . � I � - I I ea rt R tire too f J, .rio.. . __ t1mik of But-ge-effIcets. Lit-: . . . ' r pt-I'l,it,. (:ontilluo to enjoy a - 1: - fW1-,;"10lI ,11111 cultivatea indif- : - r ,,iw llo,tke of -all that keeps ..,,- ! 1,.t, LI., cu(,4)ul_,L,,e it in the - -'..- Is I ,-.. ..:. . . . ' .. i 'l - Vilthanasy, . we find the .. I . . t., -it-st-ription of every day -:.- , I 'l-tv'. friclitis lto love one, it I I , � � I " ,l. t ' 4 (lu'trj old faces ; and, - I it i,s to Ile kissled daily by � .. ' I hp-; f . or fiftv yearm ; and it is ;: ' . llollgfft of maily times - , ,\-,I t - ' ' I:. V pw:es, by children and , I I . 1,1 inany friend.%.$l__4t;aXry - ' �. ' leman." .1 % � :O'nutitryGent - .1:_.:. � . - I �._ � – --------- willb—� _ .. % \ - . �. ., . . .�� : . . � I .� J --lit for Life.- 1�. -- . '. . *;.- , . . -` ' - , �:, , . I.. t,74-�()ll froin'the plaln't grOvrn;,.. �11. ,I:% rk iflac'e. . All the fibres: ,,... I , - t 1V kri)ken 4lown. nis? to a - ' ;.. , !.,; . A tlir condition of the coltl_..,,.� : � , I of litrilt and exer ' - I.: .i.-Icivet n � . r. � ": t it,. wholesurfacle to light - :...I. i-igrill- to all the tissues- , �, � I I 1. � lis I)f thu ix.ly of anini&18 �.: I , - color of hAIr - i " �iklli :11141 a . pider of tile body'. . I . . ,:1)1wr ly)rtions 1 . Int'I'll exposled* to sunlight � - , � - , .. lti.,I. - �1. I .ly (,-olot-ed plumage. , pot,,Lell. exposed to,.'. 1. -I '11TT'.. or' . , � �; umes a richer,,,`; _Irf)%� hLrgcr,-asA 11�., - : , �, Ill Ill, I 9 � , . .,de, illustrating the :� %,,,,1l-,,, itil nature. The Istat"' " .1 1,lit,,l with tli6se principlesiali I . , I- Fanner. I_' , I 1, - . � , " I.. .. I ,., IL - ��, - ______-W__--___ It— - .. : .. TUIlIon4lent writes,to thii" 116 ",()I 1. ()r,.(,,)rrian-" " P r.siderit 'Van � i I I Pacific railroad I At, Calladian I L JOUI-Iley around the world fill,j ithin a few',� ill ,t%, - eight days, wl k I �1 ' "-ill toe when the gre"'trams'.' 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I I I . � .4. . � � . I . � I . - : , � ! . 0 - . . s: I , , , . . " �". . I I . � . - . I � . . � . . . . I I . .. . � i �. — - ,� f , . - .1. - . � � �i " 1�;. - I . �. � : I t. - . I . — — . .� '4 '_ � , - - . . � I --- - - t _,�, -.;-; . . , __ - - __ I � --illim , � I , %, - . - .. — Aw _�. - - - - — . . ; - � .. , - , - - � - - I . , . � - Il- �K , � . , . .:�,, -i - m - ___ - " 1,` I � . , . I �� � - - - . — i - - . - , 1. , ;. � � a 4� sh member ' so. -_ � I termed' -19 A ian fe .. r, and it in welli, � , _11!� - -1 I - ffect that the affairs it reported that the German ror A PLAGWE 00REBODE � ble pestilence, cholera.: .. �. -I- ..- . I- 1� ,X 1, t . � * - . 111"10. 'Be of iWal" should to the a empe . I nown that the terri . -�.�� .--:1 11. , I EFS . EW be administered by a special han nested the government to senid the — � k . I I . - �. . I Taju I . was preceded _. , - �� '. . . . . . . . - . , , - . .. depar i;ment.. of 1817 and subuquent y .- , 7 - I l. . " .0 I I I uslodron to attend twhe German so insist &m� I ". _,.� . __ aq ti � : . �'... .-,I. - I � of Thm W6 Have Lo4sa by influenza, and infinetimms - -,A',r .-I '. . . - - :I..;.,..;.:., - . - . .- - - -_� II4,W - - . , -:.-: ,, . . . ... "..., - -, I I , . CAINADIAN . . "".,!-;�''....,..,..�',.�-".�..!.�-�: neatiou hql been caused by the Arch- u&vA , 111sn0euvrell- of the ele to, and with I , , .. - . .- , _ " - - i . , . :I",- :,� ;.1. 41- ed a commotion of the ele . ., .11 - j . .: . . �� ". . . . � bdh of Canterbury allowing, in the trial Riumis has ordered twio bwp;; iron -clad . Up the u9wra of 11 La qAppe " many scientific men a co g hho i .- __ _,-� ` ,., I: , , I . . . . "jet pro esies no , 11 0 .�' . . . i - - " - 1. .. . ; . � - J . -1. . - � I' . . 0 1 .7 - . . Senator McInnes has. given notice of of thi Bishor of Lincolinj reargument of the hip was to be built in Englandl, to be pro- - ' ' . . .. good.,. Be that as it may,, i be ves not J % 1_��', al -A . . . - - ii8hment of a Canadian mint. Propt iety o � usinu lighted -candles on the vided with the biggest engines anti the `/ ' r oniy,i6 il�uitboritieoi; in charge of our health - ! �-A�. �� - -.� __ the estab I - I . * -,,_', �;.- � . , - - I .. 1011 of the Dominion Fathers comtn un A ftrioun Ac�couist of For=CLT'ICPIdP,U&ICB 0 g A branch stat" ion table. - . I LAI, - - , . I I . heav �est Krupp guna., I I 'llumnesim and of Pestilence which department to guard caution sly against any . - -:_71 ..� "� .. , V . I I .. - y opened in Montroilal... a !In explosion occurred on the 6th.inst., in M. Rouvier, the French Minister of . liable and probable epidemic like cholera or "-" . . , V , ..!_ ill be shord 1� , WI I . . _. I . � . Fabre -has issued a Ar6ng .ery at Abasychan, in Monmouthshire, Finance, admits the pectmiary embarrass- Vollowed. . yellow fever, but it is thl duty of every -; � 1-11. �. I � "Archbishop & - .- _. , - 7 I fql . . �erance. EngU nol, by which t is estimated 190 men meat of It . While doctors may disagree it is well for I . - 1; �. � 1 ,..� I � the faithful to twerril he country, but thinks the difficulty citizen to see that his own household is in - , - , - circular urging . "' I -.- - � --�- F i �, I - . . . �_ , ", , have lost their lives.' The bodies 9f 170 can I w overcome by a loan. - us all to look -at facts allod strive to prepare order.' I . - .. . - I .1 .. .. . . . New York capitalists -have arranged to have Deen recovered. . . 1. for the worst That influenza, like that . _ � . -I I - - : , .- . � . .. . I.. 1. ..t��.. ... . m � . I . - I .. . � "' __ , , . rt -a sugar refinery I in Vancouver, B C.. -Fimperor William has caused an order to — . - J. .. - - .. _� - - --' - , 11 �_� k�'.frl I - sta which has raged in CanaAa, .and, in fact, - _ .1 .j . - -_ -1 -I.- -.. . . giration oi Americau'1gyps' I At the election on Tneali in the particig be isisued prohibiting the exhibition of per- I ' i . . I q . ..., ...1-c-. ': I , . , �. I , * " - , . . A large ,nun], . tea division of 1,lartarkshire to fill the vacaniy traits of himself, his Ancestors or any of his throughout the world, hag been followed by . _ . .400. - * - � . - . . . . - - �, � '.-. - uty, via Wilidsor, toot place . I e malignant . THE CZAWN I � , � - L - -,_1 , - - ' :. . . - . p into Essex '.Con d by the Aeath cholera - ellow fever, or Box", . .. . _. � i .. ., i - - J - - . . I' . % - - of Mr. CraigSellar, Mr. family without his sanction. 9 ( I — I � � . � '.. :. I. _`.% - ... 1'.4 i � � , . -1 - Il, " ; ; last week- . . L ,I' e o7that chart eter fian not be denied, . . . - '_ , 1, k I :.. . .. . . rkcrSmi�h, Unionist, was,elected. This diseas Dot ' * of' Gilded ye�ilh in K rt'"Ps-..- '. " 1� L.." _'. _-Q. 11 In the Fr�ench Chamber of Deplftties M. an statistics will plainly. ahow.i Some claim ASS, .- . -, f�, , .:..;, I;.,- - . There is a moVeinen"t '-on foot- to start d not change the complexift of the con- - that diplithe-lis is a new discovery, but the burg-Deadhends and I lard Liquor - . . .: � I . 1. ' - ... I.. system of free ,schools ifthe PrOvil"Oe a ituency. . � Pradene's motion to reireal the law banish - I � I . �, - _'_�. '' . a . .1 . I . I . . _.. I,: . -1. . . have for Ing pretenders to the f rench throne was do- disease dates boack nearly to tl�'e creation. Herr von Proskowetz, an Australlian , . " .. _: _�'. - t . - .. �: � of Quebec. I I . .. 1. - All the A68tralian ve'raintletn" _ featdd'by a vote of 328 to 171. In the year 590, at Rome, ip the time of nobleman and traveller, hw - -. � - _L.". .� . 9V , just published r . _' ,& I . I .- . Ile-. Tork Cou�t Qoldneil haa decided arded to the secretary for the colonies pro- ". . . - �4 - I . I ittl the drlonih Y ll� bookful of'stories conce i rig the bad side '-- . . . - ,. I " . There, in great dimtress _ pope pleagi,ls III., there was a horribl, a 1, t . . ..� _.. . . , I . ': ,. , to abolish' toil- on the roads within ts * thc� use of th to' er by ale�t and also in cars rip , I - __.. . I . nty. . It ' ='enl a eve in& pow . stricken counties of Northern Dak , estructive ,twestilence preyi of Russian life as he saw it a �wo y . , ,.: -_ : � I.. con e i ots, and d I - .. .� . that I verument as exercised r,egardin . . 8 in., Xho air was observed lto be i . � - . . 9 , d . mPreg- through the country'. T i most striking - ' . ' I - ' .1 the Northwest in sup- ilia dealin with colonial domestic legisla- the sufferers are in dire need of rovillions = . � �:�,:_ I..'. ;' f - Some petitions *ith a kind of mist and foetidness, peculip,rity of Russian ra Way travel# he ..-- . . . , . 1, � . .1 � . po t of the XleCar hy Dual lAnguage Bill ioli.' The La are apro of a divorce clothing, fuel, and feed for Sit. . I itation induced a s-neezingo thinks, 'is a lot of deadh 8 in the highl - . . .:... � __.._ . -1. r which by irr I . . %.:._�. _.i. - L": _. . to. ttawa. I Ill awed the Victorian Cliament that - Hilgland and Germany will refer to in i6r- hence �he custom of 8alutinga person sneez- priced compartments of tit I c upes. Between 1, - __ I . . . . - have been sent ' . -Af - : . .,. UI .11' . in ill , __ I . � . L : Trade Council is op- I Peters Al . . . ,.-- - Toronto's Board as teen 8 t to, Ldndon for approval. bitrator their respective claims to the islands itig with the expression " lybillit us We in. 91 Moscow and St. rg he shared a .. ,. . . I . of Patta, and Mauda, on the FA8t African . . I . I ;% - � . exenittion from taxation of ! I . , . I . I ilax expression, a practice which firstelagg compartment wt,ly a dragoon- . L - . . � _.. I I posed to -the 1.:pO " L * UNITM STATZ8., - - or. some f in , �.. -, . I . I I . . . - . Patta, was formerly held by Portu-. ---� .,- - - ; - � i . church and school roperty. - . - I . Coast, L . . our time. The year following, officer. The guard too Herr von Prosko, I d .- , r Oregon . � has realc�ed - '. . i.. .1 * , � � . .. - tlie, reAuttion , was last week flooded . . 591 , Britain suffered from a severe peati- wetz's tioket, but said nothi ng to the officer.' - -- - --' : I., � i � I .. . - . I .. �, L . . � Kingston is MOV g to have d compi tely out off from the outside . ror William is desirous of holding For sometime after they. . 0 1. �. .� . � � .. �1� . of tolls on grain wing through the Can- - . lence also. Turenne and t�e provinces of were left alone I . . '. r w I . 1. * _' - , I . .: .11 erence of re . . I I . 6 I.- 8. ,pres,entatives from England, � man e .1 tile Austrian - , . I . - I orl A;�lgo and Vivares ' 11' * to ther the military yelt . . . - - ian canals made 1 ermaiient. . . - . - - . I ._.1 ad . . lee defeated t1A Morm- In �� 28 influenza was egiorni6 in Spa Ir - - . . Tie Gen: ons in. the ce, Belgium,. and Switzerland to take 7 in ; n)O leman curiously, and fill ittly �Lsked. - 1. I - � �_; .,. I ( lull . . , '�l - L.. A Calgrary despat ell says Canadian Pacific unicipal elections of Salt Lake Citi on in consideration the tabour question as re- it was named by Pedro (e.t'Rotundis ` . 6 4 Di(I �ou really buy a ti, at -class ticket?" _ __-_ i :, �. . I ! .i � . rains are delayed two or three days � � I - - . . .__.. 71 _!'. I 1� am - . , . I . on day. . ' fever theS1 6 V � Proskowetz confesse ,I that lie did. __. ,railway If ockawde oil the mountains. � veil col by recent strikes. . cataron sufocatio. " Yellow' on I " e - .. 11 . - . . � , . by a snow bl .1 Ri ith W�oAa died it- ta-ticAste*, Pa., on Aussi I is at present in the throes of a tem- year.,*aa very fatal two the inhabitants of I "Too bad! too bad.. ejaculated- th'- .. _.. . a I . I . � . . a, . . . .- _. I termed a 'Officer. " And your grood I oney is soluander- . - .... � . ... I- L - . ., . . The -victims Of of, Arowning accident at � urglay, at the well authenticated age of pe lance campaign, which thecentral govern- Charleston, United States. It was I -.11 ! �� . . , . . . - I ( ay were six t ' A sim- ell be end recall - _ - � . . ., . __ K ton on Sun, in number, 07,: Mars. . . � in( tit odoqs not appearf to Ile seconding to arty I I bilious plague" from its 9 vleri . fou on lit to have (lone - . . - .. ,in "' of the �!ater family. - . . . I I Yid. I gave the gual-4 a 11011 c d a ' .- ' - a ; meinbert dge by the news it eased carrie, � I . I in . il- white, It extent, ifone may Ju � d Portobelle, in He is a goo I fellow and doesn't _' - - . . five Te ilar it off grea humLs of the .as L . Tile 01 declaration iveR the Standing Si xteen , of whom three *ere . ifn that sec- rpu tion of Carthagena cigar. ( .. ;� - . . .: - _. cial in the department of Kiew . I I � .. � I I " ' ' ' i e jubli -ly whipped at Newcastle, Del., r( . .0 wa% . : . - * I , bother about tickets." . - - . - i .: of tile: political F6rties I I Prince Ed.ward III Slattlirda ly. I tic, n 36 villa Bent petitions to Petersburg , outh America ; the. most fa I symptom ; . Iii . . * , * - " - i . . island'at 16 Go er 1. I ire abolition. of all liquor selling black vo 1, ara.goorif . - r. - . v nment a nd 14 0 It � I do nanding t mit. This diseam I ade great havoc Proskowetz sugge8ted ' bliat, a - - . i . . . - - :. Ptllesident Fitzgerald, of the triall National the crews of the v Is under Don officer might do things that a foreigner -. - . . I � - . . . . liev. John Burton, Toronto, b7n ell ealablishments within their boundaries. amon . _1 I � , ", I . . � . . . A lie of America, has issued another up- . p Ju8tiniapi an4 the galleons under mightn't. . .0 , , . � . . at (�ardinal on tile single t, a3t at . Thirty-five of them petitions were rejected, Domi I , ..: 4 - ". " - , . I . . t pea for ft jids. �. . Epidemic pes�ilencc was 11 Yes, that s ," 'answidre(l his . . _; � .. -i.. .I. . rn- . . .. 15 Lope , . i � . . I - - -� ., Z 19Z I I 181 Zoo Ir g 0 v � but'the-36th being accepted, the inhabitant fintado. MM J�i , . ada's prod . I . . ?I It - 0 - � .- one-fifth of Ca i I if i Nland, Austria, and Siberia, c I I U t i UL th�t I f the full y(M - .� ..., . . ; - . . 1 I . .. . , 1.� is sai, I that all the principal'et�a`rch fill'i - of the village t.hua deprived of its dr= also ri e in ompanion ) 4 1. - t . � ; . -.- Inent.-, � land of Ill6urbon, and also Tripoli might have had with -tile fifteen ro-ables You : -.1 -1 - f . _. - '. , . , v I . I . . Wrios of tile United States are now controlled tdrued out and beat to death the man who the ill � __ . � . . - - i . . . . r' 1�. t bef-r- heISU'perior C, urt , I fever ra4ed squandered oil a l0tcl-ct." . . 1, - * .,.. . A &�se'at P c by in English syndicate. - had drawn. up the'petition. They said he had l)am scus, and A14,.ppo. Scarlet � � . I -1. . . . . ... I . i4l ,N(ontreal tunim upon. th very intere8 ing . . anA chinco'ugh in England. - As tile founder of tile A trian Society f4 \ - .-, .. - . : I . .. of Victor Hu o'A The corner -stone of Rev. Dr. Talmage's b:!en alt)gether too elooluent. . in inburgh � - - " _; - _� .'. . . .' (luestion as to the morality . Abe t this period military fever, or sweat- -tile Prevention of Drankc inem, Herr von . . i I . * . . . . . new tabernacle ilri Brookl n,was laid on Mon- who has just reached - I � w - , I works. . I I I .... . rhe - l)uke of Orleans, Ing tilence, prevailed with -great mortal- -proskowetz collected mail i statistics, as to,, - ,', " 711 . i . . . . . . . I iu r, ed in Paris last week and pea . rta of the world. The seven . . . , . : - �'. L .. A inect-ing of I'1*01 it itionists vria .held I dayl, In the presence of a arge congregation- hi i ma'jority, appear ity i� various pa . the,Amount of hard liquor twallowed by the - .. t- - �-,� . , , I . . atlid)ilt wag decided not lation of the law following years, 1729 two ) 735 I, ron'Jan. 1. 18K.), to Jan. r . .:- - -j' :,. .. . . . . � I . . I , . . - Wtawa last I week . to' . 4 raliam, charged with attempted jury wi A at once arrested for vio . pestilence' raged Czar's subjects. F i . . , - w . �__ press a proll . ibitio resolution in Parliament -bribing ini thef Cronin trial, has not turned Im nishing members of previously reigning throl ghout nearly all Europe, being espe- .1 1886, Russia's 2,331 Aim Lilleries produced � - I . I .__ : it are forfeited. On the duke is said to have been ciallv sever Bohemia, ajid Swc- 3' ,ctolitre is a littl , .: - " * , . . , iiii8-session. � up., anti It a $1 5,OW bail bond fa nilies. . e in Russia, 961,56$ hetcolitres (a It, . . I. . . . . . . I . 11 . I .1 . . .1 . . . 1: . . I . � I. to I ple of France stilence corn- "I" s) of v ater-free spirits ; . , . I I I I fo and a manifesto too thetr den.' In 17-10 an eTi, emic -pe ess than 100 quart � . - . ' . le ' I *'t huyer for the:1 T he ,it of Burke, in Idaho, was almost . . . - .. , I . . . . � - Mr..S. A ',N qaw, w'NL a at a movement inenced at Cadiz. tied 233 other factories inanu �acturcd spirito . - ;. . .. . . . 04! of s �%Jjjliug 0impany, deiiies'� destroyed on Tuesda b an lanche ' aid there are suspicion he disorder was cal us - � % Lake of the IV .) for a Royalist coup d'etat. rious frui , and 308 otbieis*�� !I ! ,� F th� .e. bt-in 4 corner it at P Three me I k ava ' ' W. is afoot An "llelvomito negro,"anditwas Bupposedto liquors from various frui -1 I : -. � ; , . I M_ I were iffiel an'tT half of the busi- 1 �' heruniour 01 9 enced, and the fluke d'e' have been imported form South Amer* ified brandy. In ' : ; , .. I : "I . . - t I I . . I ; ness hou 8 are in ruins. � � el (Ilin ry wait comin - . o- .Ica- produced schnaps and: pu . . .. I - I . I . t'r,ba wheat. . . f . I '. . 11 cl ,,red that lie had no other intention in vi in all directions, to winous 1886 the average consurnp ion in Russia wit it -. - - .- " . I - - .. �� ' . I ' It e tended .. . . . r Affling ling 41, , led to purch ' A sto recentl played havoc, among- it �,hsn to -place himself at his - I Mr. John C 1 1 ng France I I . raigted until thirty-two. quarts of "han " liquors to ever ( - -.-. - - /-. I .- *1 d, 5 I rillof the ve , tile oys . " He had. in 17.38 � in which year a frightful dy8entery . lit . ' . I in England - ror I a boate of �orfolk, Va., a 'number a- mai an & a6ld,er. parts of the continent, and pe - I ;%,it, woman, and child it the country. I i - r . � nil - . , . '_ . . . . . V Ile distributed a of which ent to the bottom. It is suppos- - inself to tile military - soled tile coast of �Iala a and Seville and' the province of Wilita, w ere the pea.saill 11 - - � _. 11 . - . t wl'o-rowoba bal-le , fa ct, Inwride to offer hi � � . 1. , I I inv . . I .- .. 'allaoda. ed twent lives were lost. . ... � . . Is *:ill- C . I twent I at ithorities. The -inquiry was adjourned. f Indalasia. During! are famous for their tein rance, tile cor - : .. - . . price to bar . ley 9 owe - COS I � - � near y all tile seaboard o . ' I . . - � . 4. v4y arbitration casoi Burgl Shot and killed Rane0im Floyd . . . � I tall quaris I &.� - . -_ I : . I ` In tile big Palp ti r iiN . I . .1 __ I the prevalence of thispeStilence horses were I sumption in 1888 was more that I . I. ! . , � I . . -a . , . 1 � ; k conclud04 a six and hiS ife at Westport, W. Y., the other . I . I fi It ffli ted with a general epizootic, and per head. ` I I i � . I .� . .. .. . - � , i. � _ , it.. Edward 114L - e la it w0T. . . . . FS at I . I . . . � I . . U -. . , : I Z - days, argument" relly,atiolithematternow night. e scoundrels Secured $3,M), the - . � � bird B anolcuoultrLwhich fed on grain Eluffered Since 1885 the popullitia I of St. Petevab , * . - , - � I I .. . - � The Due od"OrleaMe � - - . a 9 , - -, , � .- h II f i he arbitrators. 1 proceeds 'f a farm just sold. severely, and rge qua,litities. of insects, hasfallenfronisw.woos , ,000. This ..�,, _� .., I rest s in the, am 8 0 , . - L' . . . . . . - .. -...- I I - . - I . , lagostus,". were off It taken place �r all long t �. '. - . .. gr4i n nil we - ere aware that the lc�illed by the Se,tritiards ` I - I to e A strik of yard brakemen anti confine Probably ew rp e w I . as - I � - 1 . I )uc t I U. 1 "34 1,5ffl peroso L A Ill people, a ell - . WL. ( - . . . . . - Winnipeg Var long in th r U �h : tors is re ' rte,fl atSuspension Brid in the h storic title of Forleans is now borne rated.' I 1113 (tic nd may he as4ilx 41 to the wretch - . . � ;*. . . . letters.from I , '"�'orl of pestilential fever in one w -orkin - ' . 1 .. .�. ii hn t * e men 1, a young man who ham just completed Ilia eck ; itess of the quartella �1 Which the workin 'L ,� L' ' . . ltates, as r It :� g . New Yor (�entral fre th I C .. *� * , . . f� - S � y � - I , - . .. %Ve8twern , It - as : ,L ard. n -fat are 01 ged to live. On, - '. . - -, , - . L . -at the cap�,l r )I I I �. obawlt e *2 st year, when that person Suddenly obtain - in the me I I . . il for swe d want extr pay for Sul y work. ., nth of April yellow fever wag men . . r INI anr L I f I tenth of the workillgille i's lodgings at e ". . . asking fo . , I Inpli.. hi o board of troAle directors'h�kvei - a notoriety which makea it worth while destructive to many Of the inhabitants o r. : . . . . . I . . 1. ... ...... - r of Hah ax a sent a co Th C t I union. The year cellars. Wilten highqi up however, tile,, - I I . I . .. .. .. . . The may?) tairs, , in Ix)n - 1 do "' ' ' g t a committee of thr" to give an account of him. He ill the oldes - of *vercl states in the I ,"%,Or� i,) oe" , __ * _' L"I _ - ,Iegr.� n to Lieft t. � . ,in and! coil � . mentary tc 'lei ed ap in ' rig, the chief of tile. followin influenza over8pread Spa utiodations ar'e littir 6 tter. ,, . . . , . 'ova " I ptiOUR to -41 for the vn of the Comtede Ila . onl� - I . .4. � . I If. ti e icotiall's I cant fO Bit cocri r) buy se,L The island of trian's -it . . I gid ion , - .urope. eeping room ba;; ustial . r 1. , . . . 41on, ill reco _,use flier parts of F . ._1 . -1 destitute 8out of OrItan's-Bourbon, who is now in, many,ot i . . t ItylIC . . . . .., - expedi rmers in h Dakotia. � - .tW . I., i -1 L in tither of t e Stauley 4 . I . . � it 1735 I the window, at I ;j t nigh - . . I t � !( yea�r. The C.)mt,e, Prince Philippe -ca uffered several. I ld is occupi I .. .services as a . a , Malloi 8 � . I . ! .)_ �. .1 _. . . . � An4rew (larnegie, the famous iron master, )d d. Dlairue desti . . � - - ;.: I . i , : tilooll. I , )r; tile' heir of his all I royed thousands in E pt and ten and fifty other likh4wer.3. ! - . i, - � I i . ' I - . ", . - -'s 'r like in Montreal It"' has offere( to spend I 1,(W.000 for a central , nil. is not onli anly 'Yellow I Herr von ProakoWe 7"s upinion of Ru."ifin : .. I .. The plastel-6 ilt, - , ather a Philippe, whom the revalru�ion attl7icted nearlyallof Europe, I . . : . -1 qpc,ct ' There are 3W, free librar anti branches for Pittsburg. Pal., i . U)ui e United societ y poor, Tile YOUTlfl,;Dlcll in I - �: � . - _ . assnined a per ous I it. . -b f f MW made King of the French. said the fever ravaged'the large cities of th . �y is prett 0: . ; . . . - . . . _. .. 'Idemn-, p Zo v hi4 I eo. I he city will maintain them. thinks, arel about the . I . .. .. . inen away f ron ' I work all this has c0- . i Vevolution of IM8 deprived of the crown, lSta6lls, and daring the Winter ill North 'Moscow'm 400, lie .. I - � - I . I .,A) I bourers, in addition to. ington says � -rica, which was cold slid wet, a distern- mo.,it teckletili and extravagant in the worl�, . t. " ..-.-:,. _. -. I - ell upwards off - . � A Spec I desputch from Wash but also heir tO tile political claints of the Anti', . . I - I . . "�' 'a . sffected the threat* and are alwayS full of i'desire t( - . � � Air nil reBentative , that,of influenza I synash A * . enforced idlelic's.4. � I that - rir an Patincefolte and Secretary , I de Chambord, the last rep per like- . . , - , : . . - --. - I Conant c -ery hopeful that an undeV- - mile ' -spiratory Organs of the children,'thingg. 'A in -in, ther,fori, who gives a ta A . . Way. 1:2 . I � 1. ' � ' - , The rail ttiac! of Hamil'twon' ityl '111 ain!are both % 8 - � . � . t4l grant rig 11 . f the elder branch of the 1�ourboiis. The �nd 1 re ;el. element. ' a Mo 11 o4ti-itirant .or h,. " - - I fig ill'llwe rea,--hed on the Behring. Comte tie Parlis was heir apparent of the'lodilmst extent, inating the youni : dinner at sco; '� . .. council have d-eclililed lit of wayi ,qt+ndii I . * . . . - . � I �" 4) pay f,11. tile meat 1; ilto'n �andI 806. sheri - ' t rou'l,le. mic pestilence raged with invariably contracts It I , , . ! ; , - and (t, honug'to the , oronto, Hain ' French Crown* from 1842 to 1848. when his In 1, ,:*;.an epide ud Cairo, anti front the �-iiielusive of cortwket.y. A3 ,sogn ,�s the ,- ... V, . oil Sunday., a Young olellee at Gra, . . '_... . . . u's ras dfather vainly alxlic4t , n in great Vt I I . . . - . � - . 11tiffalot; RailwAY It 11j'ally. tit I . .settling a, . t. Irotmon, 011io, "I ed the crow ' March more last dish has becii ser-eil his -, leitts Wgill to - . . I � I . � - - : - .. I �._ . Joilg vexed que tioll. I I In it nam I -Forrell intcrfered to. prOtelct Es favor. At the age of ten he became a lbt )4 Flilbruary to tile 12Lh of I ?,I " -- " . I .1 .. .. . . . I ' inot Ili* father. The father I . I persons were carried off. ,Some 81am things a6-)ut tilt- ro(tilt, and before the - .' - � :. % ili�4 motlRi pretender &nil wait exiled from WonaLve than l(K),O(N). I I .. . � - . tea his , filitial . a' . Later last Iflottle of wine'lms I t)l(. floor - __ - I , I ,.- . Sir Aaolph� Caron present I � ,en with i poker, anti the ...,l th.wil - - buried. Afirvelt . � . � .,.,.. � . attack -till country, to which, however, he returned in days siot 1. . . - : I! I . . . I . i om ill, -4flinte de Paris'on many thou (tied of what I rvice. : - . I - .. 0,(K%) were . lXIy lopok ther's neck, -Aith a cha' wfirills� '. - " i - . . . - - last week. � l:1 . 01 - uJi,. � was then is carpeted with f 1. ,, W - . - I � I-eport to thel LIOUNQ his Za 81nall i'll" of tile *e. . I I ginning to elill it is a plaillts � - ` I IK -,I. Sul,losequently the ( '-tile itill-rors, and tit , oal th. an. , - . - . .. . . 1. from the h-julolluaters le ('him rf. as tile called black voi i - . . . which are Fred Middleton'" , Petition emanating red. the Conite It I , "i ,-�, "-q - .It. I L lit- V 4 � . . i,leql Ipy sir , I not gueel -gi-b V7 - '. (rar'li.;:' ,,,,,,. . I V c � �) cmis. -; - - -, - � F&ry ice isl to of the Far tiers' Alliance arebeingeireulated � '11".6,,r�,fi " the Ilousieof France,"a --ed- -. Ili 1740 the vonlito 'I'L -". 'Lle-'truct' e In tile I illt I young Mo' - I .. _. criticisms. ghowing that. if the : . , of SINLin; prevailing to it" drive ti.eir Isticks Cir ,ttgl the fi.,:h-gl(,h_,; and .1 . . . I � . ive farce, it!must. 11 I throughou Kan %" pmy ing the governor to ea two t;6 liattr's F t I,, 18wt tie to the inhabitants ' I . I -� ; . 3,17'ell"lons - ' ; . ... . .xI i , ,cess I'sall,filla, eldest ala,rnifing extent at N-114,111, , ulao at Tobolsk, Ilew'down all� tile flower ?!!ill sorubs they .� I married ., I . . . � i . . � 1w more than 'in e -wells - Ildi convene t e Loglelmure in extra at-sai"n, anti! is to It . . r, ts of . - .. I . . . . . L . -1.. . .111,vie more efficient 1W a judicious expe I t he Legiplaturt be called two e"- I daughter of his u4cle, tile late tilucAe llont-' in L�tberta. lit I761:, intac iiorthern par . cAll get at.' They are It tit ,%'�Ogether bad, - . ` , . 1. s_ . . �_ I nmouni of Money- . 1 lasking tha It I . ' - . - _. .. 1. . . . ture of a large I S%age e I United �itates,, severe cataryli or influ- however, for they pay t proprietor Lavish- .-- - �. . I - I . - W1101le-AIC 1- 11(r ll�tch of Winnipro .1tend relief t-6 them by the -n' (of a law , wumer. Put hag four daughters -and two th - In,tbe spring it viiang,41.itz ly for everything they dl%trov. . "..-.7 , : , e ef of It lie fal, Irm. -ell, including the etiza prevailed - . Th iding or the reh I wins- Xbree (if his childt I . '!"tl)" . . - Anotherifreak- of the livi-ly younk men ,is ;-- f ,.- I : , .*� be , r"(.,. - &nd took piensur" PrOv - I .4)1118 ! character Un malignaut yellow fever during ,lit a ineeting , . Duc fi-Orleanq, Who is namml I * 111hilIppel , . . I . . I I . , - I " to oppow tl�e tdoriptioll of the 11 Option! .. � '_ � .1. I N JR.N ItAt- 1 .., . - � I . I )rn lit Faiglatid, as tile Cointe de fraris the aurniner anti autumn. The disease also � Moscow is to hire an elephant lor all even-, ... . . - . . I I . . I � . . . *ere x - . . �. .. . . I - Govem� . 4 . to an alafmilig , - , . I .. - [ri petitioll� Tle I t prelmiled ill theWest Indiep . . ing and get iz it drunk oil champagne. About � . .. 1. _. . , Act here. ley will I ' Iled to leave 7AnAllat and his wift' foe- A long t"lle resided a ' -1 be - - --- ---- - � , %. [. d if tit: Imin I - lie symptoms We're a slight cold, six molliths, ago &.yol Noo, At the . - - - - - . . , - ment to hold I he vote toy ballot, an 0 uroo0e. I 'rwickenhault- tiellw I.,ondoll. Prior to� his exi�nt. T .: - . . I , I - -t IoP(r ay they will move their direct for .1 I . I It' rig of the boneg. -followed b ' extraor- , record -for or allity by giving his friends a. ` .-., - . r- 7 -w � . . y I I . I Of th nku riage the Conste an - � - Ll .� � I to SL .1 R larnacAl -generall 'it s .. . . - - A, - i� caIT the -, d his vounger brother ite �i �. . - . . CA MI'the river Rouii Gen. ' , militain .. rin ' tile Civil War ditiary prostratioll of Strength. .. 7be malll'AY: dirme.-I, at w uch the only * weat wa. . � - . tablishin ts acroil I I visital Ameriva, and du g . . � It - - - . I . . ( hil. is 1 MI rilt C,f its tr : . I � .. i-. face and ca r: on I, # ilic.;;S t1cre. . 1 island of - * I he serol ed. for a time. "a voluntftr on 404. pre4entell tile signs of a bilious oli4telllpc�,'pork front a trained pig. bout � * . tr - -� ' .. . . .. . Carolina aw 1, awrostliq of st,aw at t4 I I . yellow; il'bVnsl-, er by the host for 14,01ki roulliles. At I .. . . .. It: Lior ll(ohn llacdonald,";Alollob t ji %..(,,IeIIan's Staff. He has written a lf:ihil . - ry. th -' countenance bee Ing. . I - nh :tit _ . . .."i I . �: i% The lllitel�e it - vatican, i believed two be dying. I - _ bill ty and 'L Id oftentimes del,l.l . that waa the story the hoA told in , �. .., " . .. .1 � $1.5w,000. be ueathed . I -9 Art war, i h is co , . . . I e4tate iflo v It ed at , ' 1 _t Aineric it war, i � aith to his friendi at ti e ilegir . I I I I . . . ._ % - ' has decorated the Shah ot of PernifIlo , history of the great Aineric Aft the um! 8, .. �,' I I . . , .- I � roposed Tllr� nofipitswlp rol"Wil , . I when the ix,iticut was takeu off with f, ining of to , . . - � . I , SKO.iKIKI ,he F . , Tit. mi . , zed as a work of inerit. I of A regular tAliolls plague feil'at. He learlif-01 tile IICXL djft,�, that t I.. . , .. - - . ` . , I . . . - - 19 I'. I esul'blighlikeli I I - - which 8111a iveluall"k4i the W.000 WZ�y' f9r.he Vn lie" to the ('sthetic asions" ' t of the third French Ile ublic all it Ile BY1110,011M - I writer . � " ; .. i I . . . .1 - . . , to - - er fever. The &Iebratled . owner of the pig, C16wi TallLo, flad sww* 4 . . .- ,� �.. . . � I , , . - Lhe members of the form I " �� : . � . � granted ; -;) 6W), it addition to I A Portu else councillor of stAte has ehal French dyn ties or yellow, ' . . . - .�. .- .. V ictoria, Ili ersit,,, for the purreR of the 1 .41 the F-ritish minister at Limbo" to A' were permitLtAt to return two Fratim. 111c and autholity, I)r. Edward 11vieome, Ill ed him by is b tit 9 a 4,;)i,1llllon pig' f0 '- 'I I . : , ._11 - : 0 ' eill a anti Petit irnal. k blww,init foll - I . - - s park, oronto, it CA)nite and cortitesse de Paria' then took. up sp�xkiug of Influeliz, ileucc says; I the educated nn" I "I owed - 3 .. - ", i . � lence of epizoOtic ))lit . I - UV niversit in Qt Bell" due . I % before 4t could Im decided Tanto 4i - - - __ : . I . . - - .. . '... I . connectiol with f4 deratioll; and $4,000 It t the -gatiling tablieiii in Mbilfboo their rest once it, tile castle of Ell, where '-'I,he extenisive preva 'lential condition hiS pig ana the' 14,000 rouble.i in questIion. . - - �: ---;. I;- - . . LOOMS - I I S11 jildleates .1, pest, � . I.. � . _.. .. . � Toronto 6 it,. ral I ospital. . - . I f thmaten their younger children were borm I ollor I *nd a , . *-. ". �, I . m . "a tit ex -king o HerVia liwO , disturbed . . . . .1 L caused th - . . � I tile atmoophere " got out of tile country. - . !. . I � - - -: Suicide. I - . rb - state of tile HeA80118. . I I 1; . 1. ': % . In 18M the French I.A.-gialature adopted a of I . . I TAIN. . I .. - I lit 1819, follow- . The Moscow dudes and officers have 1�196. _ . I � . .. .. - -4.EA 19lid I �� . - . ,of the law which banished the French pretende I , , 0 , - - ., �ngton hail left I-Allft- . There lis. A . -i . -!� . _ . of Hart' ievival in Portu,Al their oldest sons, anti also authorized in a winter siege of itifluenzai -a yellow- an overweelli Swim for thestairs of the, .. . . --Tke Ila rq t Is . f � . lug p . .. I . ., " d the and je "At StAt4im 1 cafe chantants and for gypsy street sing i's.. . . .. t England all C. . . I demoilletr ions agallno I . . I , * � I' , L _L . . don for Egypt., . ... . . i the executive branch of the Clovernment U)_ r pestiloince raged in. the Ullite 111 ' . � . . , - . .. � : . _T . . _ . llrying Off 0�," numbers, eBpeC alY In �,whoin they marry with arstonishing freq 'on - . �, , .! "-:. - '. , . Aix oi,n the country other members of cat else - 1. � .. I will Itmve Windior rot Englirl'. I expel from its also I , . - _ I . .- N, L - The Qupet . i j,"Jis '.New York and Philadelphia. It w 8 of c). Herr -von Prosk)wetz tell -i all t is . ; . i . _ .. . - � ( all L , ) w ith pvrfect sert us- , . . ..� .- . .,. . -ell 2; . .;ardin.' Pecci, elder fimthtr of Pops 1,00 - .he pretender families wheneVer st;, ,-if it in tht. w,!st Indies and various part stories of the Czar"s 40 'I 11 I , . . .. .. Mal ) or'?6. ' .. . � t and Wit- XIII., diel at Rome on the 8th inst., at the measure Should be required. by the 1 , c * .1. - .. .. The ofloo�k borers a,t Newpor . I title plague in every instanci! ness, and presents abui idant proof of t eir I I .1 . I age of t -r2- - i interest. Under this law tile Comte �ile Sotith Anienotla. . . . - - ,�. , . . .. ** all who lutye truth. Hi s that tilt- lla.lf has not - . . . I . I - -n ontil 11% seerning to follow another, and is opinion I :11 .. '. : I ve itruck. - - ' - Itid- rf6ct Paris and his oldest Swett, tile Due d"OrIcaus, ' . , 1�_r .� . Tiundee li"I to in r - prince #i8MRrfr-'k is il, be .' scriptions of eatarrhal epidemics, been toldof tile uniqw-, ni-tilnesic.of -Itussian- � . : I I 1" , . . . nic �,rike Of dock'labor'zrs af . It Emperor William in his thiiiir then a youth of 17 years, were obli4ed to' given de- . . . 1.41 . ... I . ranting tile, ad - accord wit W k e I fashionable life. I ' . ... - 1. -been ZSettled, tile masters 9 . lit-aveFiallecatonce TheComte"aresidence similarto 'hiebweir low p34611119, are re-,- . - . I __ - . .. . �_, . I . - .1 . .. . � proposals I - . Al be closely followed by . -, . - I . . . - vallce Ille ded. . . . a0heen House, in E .ugland. ".111intled that they u - 11 , ., I I .1'. . . . . a and ri viller Tile Chi. new", GoveruTnoillitt is Cona'dey.'ng.lk hdkly 11.116111 1'e011 rested in Paris Smile dreAul discase like that of black vomit .. - - - --.6— * � .- . .. : .� 1 , " `- I - . Theownesiof d0eks, wha loroject for the introduction of silver coinage - The l)uc d*0ilealill was " 8:j3 tile ii fluetas- 'raged lie- ' - . . I . . .- - �. . � . .11] . � _17. I ' . 1pevause 1pv bip, return to France- lie had or cholera. In I in � . 1. I I ; . �. :1 . . , i :.. . , warchouse3 ,d a, leagn" I to China., . 110 -ancan coast i,nd in - _�- . Not -a B d ItUlt; '. .- . : I . I. - n Lwidon have follne . in I I dong tlw Meditert . _. i I . . . . I . � I - --- I - . I I . - I - .. . . . ust us 0 ' � �I'l ' . . .. . - . I I . l t4) fight tile non. Prince A f Saxe-,Cobur�,` I)ill-ll . vic!atwl tile law -Of 18sti. He has declared v . - I .. . a (I it'lig � - linian who had attatined tile I ;,- .1cra, reigned supreme even to tile I . , , ate persu In I ill a 1611a- that am a Frcilc,. .t *The Legislature of cProvinceofQuebef,-. '-. - - ; � � - Col. Satin lerHon's. trien Ilwi Pedro's graullson, has been placed rvice he dedired to enter rocks of Gibraltar. In'1835 cholera was rife I � . . ;_, - . . . . . . -L le-eturing tour i , . . I . . him not to N isit Anict-1,0111, 4 Ill, Ilan. I age of military so ig off sixty Or severity has just pamed a law ivii a hundred acres -. 1, . � . �. at Leghorn, carryir ;.. . . .. - 4 - tic 4�my �7 1. But the law - of tile public lands to lie 'father of" twelve - - :", ' - i... - 'Amel. � i. I.. I lecree alloolving the the army as a private soldier. ,iled at , . .. . for fear (f t le ciall-na-li - I 11.1s issucl &( of rsons daily, mid in 1837 it preve . . . .. . . - tile 6- I The 11 tile living I itimate chilo. ren. The act which *. : - .. "' - - -anged 1 for . ,rue, f tM to IM dying daii ., ". . � .� . , - -Y has arp collntrie�j TigitCd by influenza which banisheS him front the -country - 1r, rom i V I 9l -provision says no , .. - 4 . I � .! Lord . alisbut - itliftipor, . . ko�d n le pro- I 11111, es . . . 010 cbull�ry , fal I n I which hoi is a citizen, though born in England ' Xis remiarkal le , I ! 1. * � e 4CCAptittOn Of the Makol . - rveinthe same year out of 16,000 attac -� "' I 1. : �. .,�. .-' inediat I from fasting- .. also deprives him of the right to , 0,000 fell victims and at IuOre Of the principle resurnably underlying - I .1 I . istrict ilk Africa. , _. . , I eciaea to is nothinq to icate that .Vince of Caucasus I ., I - - : - . - , and the 41ki - rivur d There hall that tile -gift i intended as, a I aark . L -1 L. . . le ,e government has (I - -. .. - L ..L . I L . , , , , . � L. .' .'! .1. of the late Jo,�n '�.. The P�rtgler army and navy and to army. . ,nan a,eted with the knowledge iNtokelow nearly one-half of the population . it t : . 1rV . Mrs. Lucag,.a flistle aker in the increase bat the the young of I ,consideration for f -uitfulnem in the sacred - . �..,. 71'. . JL_ . ,, . - , - . . Bright,and all agitator and ape it her fort& . I and consent of the older and wiser members piridlied. I and civil boi oils of ilia Lrimon . " Fathe .3 Of i - - , . I— . _ I gland. strength I German,01 invitation and the rumors conceriking'an tit 1837 infl uctiza, appeared in Lond6n in I y fle _ _' _1 _'L. . . ., . . . 11 cmige of I tell itterance, is &BAd ill Elli . 11 I Frauco� has refused f his family, January and Isated for some . large families were initilarly rewar I in. * _1 �., :,-, �_. . .. illellibells Of L Parliftm�llt alA�ady awe-_-epted " the government tile first week' in It I W&S 11 - I � 1 . . .. . The., ar iellite a laboir congress, having intended atte"llpt to seize six weeks and "early one-half of the popula- Canada, when it Fre ell de ndettly -- . .- i .- . . ,� a vote .to . IL id Ali alleged reaign&ti011 cf.the pretender- of Louis YCIV. In a mos, _. �. L- . i - , . I , - � at'Whicli rm . I - Aeld a meel ill* on Tuesday, c wt an . - S 'tzerland. . . ". 1� . . I Opteld. one fro n a are ly h und. - tion were atta,ekeill and the mortality durifig in the time i - ' . -11 . . I - ' hi ry, - .1 . I I . .1. of confifience lit Mr. Parnell was ad I ship by ilia father pp Tit Ad no fo . .� . in.pn King�alrloa, the ueen and dowager quee _ rl double ; it also held sway coutiitries. at some time in their ; It. k , ! - I . to the .ti.. The title ot Due d"Orlearts _w�s the time was lien de profitable to - � �_.X, . ; ill visit Berl q=bcd $M,O(* productiveness has:been tit& . - : .,-"-. �_ Z - The it ce of Wales w of Portugal have Sit es (]if �urope and on the islands' . I -at of t 0 by the 8 .ate. The Roman Re-, I __ - . - . . ' 'Cn . _ellow the parents . I V I previously borne by his grandf ther, Ferfli- it) many lact - . I - March 1� t [) lie pre4cut at the festil, . . . , a a oldest ti,,;, coast, mid in March y gocd _. 1:-_.- . *0 - r!I L n frustrated 1p obtained it after fever br4k'e out in the garrison on the Island publics Also though sue - 1. ed ' 17 ,tionalr defence fund. I in Sofia, the band, Ki Louis Ph' I' soil of the At . It measures 41 - I . Order Of the Black Eagl�, establish in plo� has bee cnVy,I who'= . I cy. In E lan a premium put "_ t, .. �., . I Ferdinand and Prin e 9 great 8, I Poli .. �. - '' - I . . '. . . Anumber of yojun"er battalions of - ift- , Al in I &W, of Ascension and committed . ..-.- in Ireland 'object of which was to kill Prince � I his father's accession to the crow'n _ es ign o the ' __ .. . , . nfl Zn:Tia; , vipon larfe fanii es u ider the re . ; 6 . .. I is over to Russia. tit bin death in 1842. It In short, it nisy be said that ' t I . - _91 - .. . failtry and batteries of lartillery . hand Bulgar . - -lier kings, but all le is ` Oil of the kind ' " I I - L.�.; -1 .1 . . training in field and I "a two and retained it UD immemorial pretty geperally pre- eat gteI;:=d except; the I.: .� are- to I we called oat fo , 1. I panish Government im dispo of was never borne by the Conte de Pitria, but from time ' hiss lo4' since been .! .. . . The -41 tinned premepoe t soik and heir, who ceeded Snod accompanied 0 'domic pestilence ' i. . I,; . , operati in--. I I I .''be annoyed at the con daw devolved upon him eldow royal gift of three gumeas which still , - - '. I 1C. . efutied * AA oflrer .1all"rY isian The title was.therefore in every quartcw of the glo i - I.... j it .51 .0 , , - - ; - Ur Gladstone ha�i a in r � the British squadron at the ( . was born in I M- and we think in Ill rewards ry mother of tri )leta. - �-, l - , publishers of . The oahle di tches Many writers claim, :, - ,:!; :t ,-. I . e' I y a firm of Ain ricaut ' Marine 115ps . , the '.- , -_4 - mad . dormisat 27 yeam 111148112 Thiiltre may be goo( Jreasons- k6own t, . .� - k - . , rhe Irrench Minister Of to es Of comets r ; . . _11 � .1 � ever thing - -hav g Unit the Vp6alra"I I a Quebec Legislature for tile new law; I , . I he, wrtes f r i I . Clr7g de-., I . .. � . f:6,00o yearly for . I I Chamber for money to . state glat the Duc Will be tried for in ., . T to ask 0M law but it is not likely that 'affect the-elementS. For instance, in 140 . ' � *.N. \ � , I I Mee aged ; the..' � . - -,X7 the public. - . , ips of wax, including ten heavy. Ir0n- violhted the I , , ilen broke sire to bolster their Prov' : l., . ,.� . 4. . . t ir ,new sh t win Make lof him a comet We& discovered and pest ce ther- ' . .; . . mines -t t I o. " ) I .The owriere btEnglis ow , , 761at . I I the French Government I . I . th. J � � 1� !!. I a . ts. i 1'.-- � . .11 , W , ,7..,. �; V be re� out at Floftuce, and 3o,000 persons died in more rapidly increasillig POPulat4on Of 0 . . 9 laical Lisbon, 1 parts of this Do i . - ,,, I .� ... .recent con Wence ,determined to es blish - . I I lab�ur martyr. He will probab millifln, or wi a v - . nits , imprulonment, I - . '. - - . ist . rod 1. Empluor I W ' ' ;ondon ; in 1531 a comet was seen at . th ft�emenit and oulti tion .. . .,� .,--. . - om = after . short term of encouraging .1 - � I . : -ation of owners, to tea -_ I ilence followeo: , - �. - - _1 . fedei 0"Up ! CC, 'Where his I throughont'Portla- e;use . � 0. I . solidillile in not popular i% be$@LW involving no serious:hArdultilp for- him, and and a pest ,h _ . . . . t. .. . - , an , 'the -half the popula- of the nort . of the Of L . ,. .. ,; .� .1. -, - . maAde by ploye-4. 1 - in , spokea of � -.'?%,-; I 11 I . ._V. � . - ..." then be 6onducteod to the ftlontier. Apparent- fall, destroying nearly One - - . 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I` �f; lily: one daily cyesis, , t at the ,A Quant; Sormcn... ,��a.. .. -MIs -of �.Il r1Q s pot r sperirg _fit nR' t int'-�006h •_Bern ' �- .,.� v..,.,. . ,w ..... r..,.... -.w,.... s tolia+,ri1 i 1 Tfl 1# I &R1 art 4S �-H,ER : .1 as w6ll as those a gage In OtTier 14agazine dated•18s2, is repub ished at Lha i j E- � "._ -i 1 �• i °"111:1 : fi I �' } til t t rt v. '� , 1 t -r 1 f i .. . trade lldi+' $off rt hapon� tlfat rsqnest of a friend :1 r �`? :: - - mets es hear of the fall- Mr. Dodd waa ei minister- who - lived ` f` , �; k't`� ' .:� thou wo so many pears ago a few miles from Cain• , , . i ' ure o merehante nd manufacturers, bridge ; having several times been preach- - -- - - - ' the fi auris) faihir of the farliner is �i. �a18, a] W' up+� t1Tl�e,as grand display of Bells of I ;�• - hitt against drunkenness, soave of t..e Csm- - J , he _ o � � hi i sOmet ing out oft a COIi inch course :� bridtte scholars (coneeieuoe, which is sharp• : . being their all desorlptlon6 >�At wholesale prices. Is;publishe every Friday morns $ rt its tl1Ce --Be ton World. Our cotem. calls er thio tap thoneandwitnesses, . 1. a Yickeri11g Cut, is 1 m.3nitor) !were very much offended, and' : I this a pose>n." F 'mere seldom fail • thought 1#e made reelections on them.` i - - i � TERMS y Y Some little time atter, Mr. Dod ae walk- .' "Lep III and be old the lease Of :silverware, and all. 1 ; " _ i ' Why, i bless you, w mean the mort- - til:9a per ear; fS1.001ipatd �riadva I . RA�Es OF ADVERTISING: : gage ales ? ha cans file sacs)- Ing towardP Cambridge,, and t some of er line - " Sc pfe.I flee O old, homes e a at half thein the gownsman, who, as soon they saws! ChBap far Caf3h, ` First insertion, p - - 1 him ata dietanoe, resolved to oke some Gk '3. �L F. ' i Bch subset pent insertion, per line: - 2 •erstwhile value ? hat means the _ . This rate does not include Leel of Forel ad- ridicule of him. As soon as he came- up 9 t eriesemenm - lexodu� from our al parts ? Why they accostedhim w th "Yourservant,sir't" , 3:rlis 1,Special terms given to parties ni�ki ng on- are farmers cluttihi after: trades, be- He replied, `' Your , servant, gentlemen. " ` ;t .. Pacts for 3 or :6 months or by ire veer. If- I i yearly or yearly contracts parable uarterly. 1coming teamsters) d going into all They asked him if t'O had not been preach- , - � Bubiiiess cards, feu lines or unties with pa r, in ver 'much sinal drnnkennese of . �� � ��� e _ . one year, os 00, payable in advanc ' so4't9 Of specula 'o and , into all g y 1.+� P t'Fotics iu local columns ten c is per 1 e, I late 2. -He answered ' the affimative. They branches of �-busin s ? Because, as then told him they�had a favor to ask of _ i - five cents per line each subseque t inset n..:, ------------- --- ----- . special ciontract rates made know on appy a- farmel;s,'they are n making fair pro- him, -and it was th the would preach a "�-"' - . . tign. Ido free advertising. sees for the labor to ed ; because sermon tq them • th re, from a tett they Advertisements without written instructs ns g p Y should choose. He argued that it was an r - 1 will be inserted until forbidden anti) charged c- Of firianEial failure. People- are t00 i' �ordingly. Orders for diecontiau,ng adverts to imposition, for a m n ought to have Some / prone t0 Vl@w a allure ., OIlly asIAL� / • ._ " n7iants must be in writing and Sent to the p b -r p preparation before reaching. They said n . ii - .11 Ill Work I - where the Insolven vAct is resorted to. and insisted upon is preaching a sermon �` Ig hereby giVetl that 'We 8rC IIOw se��iII0 , " 0 _ I� CLARK BROS.• PRO R{ETOR (in a hollow tree w ick stood by the road " I ' - aide) from the w d MALT. He then - i The ` �tToodstoc entirlel - ReviBw began, •` Beloved, le me"crane your atten- F���E MKED HADDIE, " - . eiur TVolitfrs-Strict Independence. Days : We yield to one in our ad- tion. I am a little man -come at a short , I" mi ation of the r t less of Old' En - notice -to reach a'short sermon-rirora a - Our :lith-r�First-class Loc&1 Paper. {3 p SMOKED RED HERRING Our la E ettLtioilis -The heart short text= -to a thi congreKation-in an n • lal d, of the Arte o Qvee�n Vrictoria, t - unworthy pulpit. B�ioved. my teat is ),talc. � `I support of the ueoulo of I ick4riug' ud vicinit9. " T , of he Ltgh c�isra t r and genius of I cannot divide it into sent�euce3, there being r1: TN :S0==S_. he leadinb stalest n of all parties. pone ;nor into words, there being but one ; y T II FIIID31," h'EL'. 21, .18`10:., Th influence o�f E gland's achieve- I must therefore, of ecessity.divideitinto Salt ��i iter Herrina NA hole Cod Fish' i letters, which I bud iu m text to be these 1 In f - - melts and of Eng is 1 traditions will four-M.A.L.T. .) t`a NOTES AND COMM NTS.:: ne er die. She i till the fzaiest ' u -is 5lorsi. , . Boneless Cod Fish Lake Superior _• , " most,Uenign n tonal influence on A—ls Allegorical, - York County Council a poiiAed is the globe. All ihi i a very good tea- L —is Literal. . - ioulinittee to wait a on th' - D ke of son why En lishm should be proud 'T iia"Theological ' Trout, Canned Sal o��, Sar- T P g "The Moral, is t teach you rnsticks . I i - . : ( ont►atinla «bait he nisi s TQroi_to. of England and 1 y 1 to her inatitu- good manners : Lhertore �1—my iastera, Past experience of • the �etliod in tions and Goverui a t. But it is no A, Ail of you, L- ave off, T-- ippii0.4 I , dines, Lobsters, eta-, at _ .I _ 1._0M I ' �� hicll Ipi� nun -Britisher visit the reason, why Canada s. should grovel "The Allegorical is, when one thin[` ie " ' . I `I . - in the ;dust before ower whose in- spoken of, and another thing mea t. The - American continent shoul - make us ! - Callucks slow , about re is rots rete 1- thing spokes of is Malt. The thing .meant - . F1 URES P 1 a I fluence for our go d is rapidly diaap-thealt,Von _ - tions. ,The Duke may fell w a recent 'peering from thi continent. Very make sit�ooc,hiEat A1e Soils rpparel�BO" : prec -de.ut and view this 1 yal colo.:} few" believe that at this moment it L-voar Liberty, T -your Trust. .-i�••• . " -= frons alien sod. would:be wise for Cal:ada`. to assert The Literal �s, according to th letters / • . I -1 1.. -T / 11--Much,t A -Are, L -Little, T -'rust. - - S ' ' - her liioependen4�e ' but she ought to '' . .Thanks to the admiraol police tt "The Theolo;;ical is, according to ih+� f_F ' d Mola e / :.--. .. __ .I. -xat1A►c merits of the .Mercier r GGoveru_ ha e the rnanlitle s to assert that she facts it words in some, M -Mur ine ,. . ' n , s .c enOt:�h to n SnaRe her own af- Adalter� - in all, L-Lc�osenesy lof Iiia ; I . . I )vent tate Qttaiia evangells s were en- �'n n " � r .. . shied to hold their 'rue d�tv "Ili `l,� ai>is both foreinil and domestic , anti and, in many T-rTreachery. •• - . flat )ler contlrltl .d devotion, to the " I shall conclude the sub;act; irst, by1. ?�� 'I' _��- : . lnectillg it, Hull without any attempt - way of Elhortatiou. :11--mv Mas ere.?)-- .' • - • . Ott laolestattion. , '1'ilcS e i c 12 «ao ut,hority of tire In perial power is con - ill of � oa, L -Lister),, T -To 1 v Text. - - • ~~ T 6 t Ii F _ �rcre su c•ttil..c?c:nt that l:ot 'i11�; �ti'ailld invent upon til de:rotioll . of that Second'. b%- wav of Ca tion. U-- • v Alas 'a" 1 io�r•er:t0 the. Ill$lt talllaace Of Our ill- tern. A-•tH of youu..I:L igen for T' -tile �,'3ti/r'01�7` ANS OvA.7 Cz' lir; done by the Province t n_ain�aiii Truth. 'Third, by wa of Conimunicaung liLerty of speech on<rht n '« . to feel 1 ere5ts'auu Pfeifle against every adores - the Truth, which ig" t til :-A It uukard -�-r-' n or.a lou« as �nnland timidly al- - 1 SolileivLat ashamed cf tlle�uaeh-es.- n n r is; the aul;ocance A m Heat} the spoil t.f - ' . - Globe. Should not Lille shat 1c, be sLar- ows t�0 United S ates to attack Can- 'c'ivility.: 't•l:e destruct oil of�-rea ou . the _ cd b ,the authority filet 1 the fir �t 1 clitl•n interests, a lel flatters her in a robber's acc-r_t ; the ale louse's yeuefact,,r ; ' - y his ai`e�s sorrow ; his hildren a trouble ; I " . ' , atio- J03 ilule `.� . hou_uaud ways In return for studied l • ins -a, , made molest 1P his otfn shame ; his eikGbor's eco.. , a _ - Ilay et -en induced ii:,ol��stat n. i )salla, Canadian) will fal to see that 'walkin„ swill•bowl.; tli picture of a beast; .. . - - _ - :noun. n 1 1 1 3•alty has any substantial reward. the monster of a , an : 1 - . r Jr�1,11 Dry den, aur repre utatire 111 hey fire likely to feel • that patriotism . • y : AT , Professor .tol,n Hen Comsiock, the . fr the Le�;lslatilra, 1i,telld 11Lroduclltn . t their own country is a higher virtue y _ • emiuen: naturalist, begi k in the Now Y k - -- ------ ---- --- '��'�'� ills Lill rc•�atdn:n seep a 14l clods this t tan 1pyalt3• t0 another which has Ledger of �rlarcii F, a se fes of six attic •s t • i Session. :•fit last meeting of Pickering sed Ivo interest tself in our welfare. on the stud>• of 11,6eCta. 'his which he �e- - ..�. . f I1. tosynslrip council 11:;.!) ' were paid urcIv Canadial s have endured scribes, not only those nsocts which are re �' a s S.' �'e ,,;� r , useful W the farmer, bu also', th- which j . - -! . 7 fur sheep killed b� deny, s,,tld as this e':ot,� 1 to - prove l_elr loyalty without � 1 , ;• G destrox entire belda of rain, cotton and - was ()Illy ttvo-ti$1.d5 of t le sworn et- oi�� _,ting it in- t ,e face of ,Imperial rice, and ravage orcha ds, gardens and - . r I .. tent of tile daino, e, ills tit'U frillliC'rS ,1 ;t�l.terellCe L`lltl American ILiSOlela�e. vineyards. He demonstrates how it way interested lost .`�.JB v file trills- ] ut erha s a re elution that asses scieutitically determine tliat•an ati2rage h lL'e glass set's, `i p1eCeS, Only J j.. lar;e water pit' hers �° p p p ZOc. lame colored reserve dlsl�e plc., 111•eailer �t)c. aytion. In tll:s s� av the farine.r t:.lel t ie House of Co mons titlai11n1Ously annual toss of 8su.uri0,t� has been occas- ,., � , plat'r -• Sheep i Lrcec?ars of U.ltar�o IloS2 tllci:s- n �1 ioned in the houth by the cotton -worm butter dishes 14c., ereitin iteble 10c'. liicyli l'dlli S all coca- . l .• to L: e re„arded wit 1 suspicion— ok P n F' alone ; and that a. average loss per v -ear , r. , ,:,`. ands of dollars al:nually; u«':nn to <t least, not to be taken seriously.. It of .early $2.4Ul,ililil, tis been brought plea', _Jc., childreII s holiday' bo6hs 1, 10 and 14c., Golis at ' . - "wortlllesy Ct:1a that llavc I'no ttl�jeet In p-ob.ably belongs to the same elan of abo' E in life apple crop f luinois by life half price, great bargains ou our I(1c. table. � tinware .at half existence exc_nt to Larrass, Lo.'lY.• a;ld 1 Sl Live Kori: s' resolutions Of 1CrQ- racK es of the codliu mo h: Tine series its c�t "� rofi:sely illustrated. the regular rice, Eagle- Steam v'r asllersl t+4, nien�S ribbed injure ma:l aud,beast. c d le sympathy •itis, distresses] ire- p " p I - I 1,11 , in which ou lee,islatcrs com ete shirts and drawers 34c. each, ery�l teary all wool 5Jc. worth ZIP. Iill:crt's :ex Ilai.afloli Til the . �' +p :1eet� .4dt•Prti PIH['/1/�. W t , each other. So long as Galla- _ . - __ 9Uc., yarn 40c. per lit. - IIou4e the other e�enn�o clad not do __ -i ' kicned a11d d 1 s remain as t ley Are, they will be " ili'1l "1ttCll Sued.: xe way . TILL.AGET OUSE. 1 HAR'VEY'S CHE F ;GASH STOREI c iafed Liv )Loth friend and foe. ..Mr, to 1, no doubt of i�. But she pro} er y- . - - o the best and truest -hearted of Can- " I - ` '• _McCarthy, �1Ir: Bowed and even Sir '; ;_- ------ ----- OC SE for rate or r cit. S.ttlated an -- - - -- - - - _-- - - - --- _ - _-- -- �- John e_>.psessed surpri ise if not indin_ a a s sous, of the a Rllo in a few years.. Chtireh street, Pickc ing- Apply to M" ' " w 11 control the d stinles of this coon- LE:�vEtis, 1'ickenag• t�iT - nation at the insinuations and char es % contained ill Charley's letter. Sir tr is that we will not always re- ��1 �, r ''I 0, I-. .. i � [.- �' . - in in as we are. .When that time ' Richard Cartwright has arlso promised a he Qucee or of cod poen •' � - I.. . to give the old pian a dressing down. c @ t g Queen HE undets' ed lra about 1(,0+10 bush- �' Nobody will regret, however, [list V ccoria will bei of. it. Her Majesty Tcta of Turnips for sale alts hisprecotaea, lot 20. 11 _ jI, s uld know tba the only traitors t0 8th con Pickering. DAVADBROWN8B6tROCK. • (`" . f I . Rykert is Ili a. fair " way of getting his Acha P. o. *is 9lK I NG ST WEST deserts. Ilse belongs to a school" of C nada are [hos who stand in the ____ - - _•_ _ - - -- •r s W y of bar god government dna POTS FO SALE j pR,Q'T�7 politics that has lona been a disgrace • . . to Canada. -Port Ho a Ciuide. , n tionaT develo went.- _ i �,,vi•'d 10%l i ; p HE subscriber liars env usntit of — ., . -- -- ---- -- �' q• f y ��. `` The #epairing of Fine(aud Co - , The Farmers of Ontario, as repre- LETTER T ' THE EDITOR.- — . Cedar ;Posta, round sad apt[., or tale, , rI • rheaPp_ for price and p rtteatars apply to .fUSS1 ts, ;. pl�catpd Watches ieeeive Seitted by the delegate's .at�eriding the, ::I ' . RMARD BURT, Pickerftlg PO. 15.1? �• 0 i a � �' li'artlier's Cealtral Institute ai fiororlto, !., Card f Thanks: _ - - -- - - - .,,{t ; � � M �i, ,, special attention. -- - decided -with - only four dissentient desire to thank the ratepayers�oi S. S. FOOD W�NTED. - # ,; +�4 , - E, All 1�'0l k Guaranteed. - Charges 1►lodera,te. i . t votes, `` to ask the txpvernment to re- N : 4 �ti est who et cted me Trustee on "` f �. f �EAl•ED TE\DERE sill be received %' duce-. the - tariff on articles of prime S �irday. I made o personal canvas, I Q ra �_1 *�' p by the undersigned til 5fondsy evening, jam,. UBT.CUTHBERnecessity to the farmer., such as lron, di of - desire my f iende to place me in Feb. $4th, for the deliva of fifteen cords of fj `Q ,'i �is,f th Meld. but it wa one and I thank those lied} wood, suable sari 1,aech,. at the bchool y °"; ,�. Pr rifest �Vatchmalcer snd Jeweller. " ste61 COd 1, ,COtt011, 'w Opllells, rilbbers w o voted for me. o few of the votres Bo Pic4eriug tillage, 1'he lowest or spy, _`�jif sue 't, COC21 and salt, ,t0 Stich all et- w re resent when he II was closed the ten not neceeaarily a' espied. Envelopes `' ��-,,F:'� J Kin St �WBBt. '-I - P Po marks+3 "Wood Teruler. D. U'Cot+voa. - ' - _... ., . =F• teiiL as to relieve the anl'iCulttirallst I ad no opportune v to express my thanks ec'y school Board• _ _ so I avail myself f : this_ opportunity. I - --- - -- -- - - -- ut the atteclartl 1lurdeu tlti(ler Which he _ pP? y -- _ - - - - - - -- -- .- -- - ----�-----•-- isi'uuw laborinAr." The " present high shill endeavor to 'll`' tile. position to the FARM FO1, SALE. . . • - ' Ip ' A. c p- g be of -my ability: f ,IOtlti FIELD.' - PICK�L� yI - - tat'lfl, • as stated ill anotlitr resolution, ickeriu�, Feb.. ,lith '9t1. ' , I I ACRE l• ARM i1i I ickering Town . " is Vary ill urious to the wMeultural __ _ _ ')� 1 n I ship, being the :��► h knit of the South I V I . '' .1 11ltereStS- of the I'ro�tuce." -r 'I'�le Far- I 1 half of Lot 24 in the Uli Ct nejL.1011, w;ll be sold WAREROOM 118 BONillanv ills town COtlnCil lets on reasonable ternlg, (i Good fume bsx11 with FURNITUREwn(! / inure a.�._ reevidentlylevel headedenounli• ws roars, the str ets in order to eat up stou3 cellar. Fair orchsT 1. 1;.vis• to • ' All fife ' want is harmonious ,action, noxi ous weeds. I the same august hod P•a,wlvl:Hc•a,M,aroughani,or------- IS THE I'LAC1 'PU GET ---,-- ` yy R. B.SuI� ' ``Naiarket. BEDRiM SETS from $17 up. BEAUTIFUL PLUSH PARLOR S�11 ESI] I Dlessrs. G. E. Dloivbray anal A.;Anriia w old secure a fe mad dogs and het thein - --!- - --- - - were- the representatives of the South i n at large they would effect a great sat•= .�. PjCKE ' 1 �� lir • Ontario Farmer's institute. -Oshawa in in sidewalks.- Municipal e6onomy of. SOFAS, COMM EASY CHAIRS, and in fact anything,:, . -, - - � ' t ired tteerp enterprising ort is a ne%v and •uuex- �11'�j'`� rd usually kept in a first-clAss furniture Store. _ . m. 1:\eformer• P S ll1J.� �r Ya" ' + . ,. .J ; ; It" appears that at the time of the At the annual p'etii g of the est York s " F rmers' Institu 6, the 'folio 1n were - Our Undertaking De artinent is cosi) lute. in ail It is strained relations between Canada and - g I have bought it t le lumber yard of ' - h p P el cted officers :- ndrew. Ifo Prea. ; , . the Ignited States in 1887 over the ;lir. J. Ii. DIcQuJ at Pickering Tillage, branohes. Hai �tlg oue to eomiderable expense in repair- . , IA'isliecy ;Question; Secretary Bayard J lin Leadl�y, 1st ice Pres. ; �,. Rich• and am prepared to s ppply all classes of ' I a dson, 2nd Vice es. ; T. 111, Whiteside lumber at the lowest sh rice. ing our Hearse, it ,i �eeond to alone in the county. _ - . - telegraphed the Governors of three Thos. Whit fide Treas. ; Directors p • 1; } S c. -- - - - - .states asking how nialiy armed men' �, C. Clark, J. Brown, G o. Elliot, '" Y u A , the could em t � ipt Canada at shOrt . Kennedy, T. I 'son. Auditors W. H. ITILT1.7 lXJ DTL IN 1111 '-_ ' i , U IVT.I y py Q y SHINGLES .I •_.N�. `; 'notice. - Governor ` Y ()raker, of Ohio lark and H. The , peon. -------- -- - -- - - - _ -- - _ - . _ _ - ___ -- -- __------ — made this statement 'n a recent public -'All that now ,remains of what was I intend to make a seeialty of shingles, 0 and will keev a larale etgck of, each grade n 9 '� speech -he bein ore of those tele- o ce a promising irlieme to erect a Rouse , p g - o Industry is a otice of motion to ap. ou liaud. Ao._1, XXX., 61.95 pet square; I 1' graphed tb. dust at that time In $2.60 per M. Dther rades equally low. ', - - I • � . I ilt a commute Chronicle. Yea, but IS THE PLACF. TO BL'V , 1887=it strikes us; war with any out- i callculably great Kings finny evring from � - - side power would have resulted discs- t la insii itican "notice of motion," Orders taken for any quart• I " . gn ti]y oPlirne, and a ly orders Cho10e. � Sugars .F.jne Teas . E -' ant Bill trously to the Republic. At no time p ,dally if the egislature arses out t with me will rece'�e rota t tte � ' 1 y . 11l�f p - p a ntion. R . -., j since the Civil War was the South sot a pproposal to gr int $4000 t�wards the Raisins and Cud. mists•+ or. • ail hit perturbed as- in that year, owing to the stablishment of s ch Houses of industry. ' D herd and so!! wood J ut while •ryes t nR is quiet let us tlentt�-��� . will vire be kept in stook OU ]�,v �'�' jet In Grocerls way the' bloody shirt wry being si�luate that"thy i$ a yellow dog in at the pard and will by delivered on order. _ * J s waved in the North to force the Press- he an er if it reeds opposition to. the All kinds of daised I' mbar kept in stock. �T T .dent to rescind the famous 'Rebel g wle a that the inBt'- l� LAS JIJ ST ARRIV D chime from a k p i ; , '"f " flag order. Canada never knew how nt;¢n will not be )coated ineida that dor- " _;- . ..�.� _a��'QN,-.., $ 1�T' 1N� DtN�I ET : near war Dame to its doer itY'I8H7. I PR.UPA1.LETOR. F I . .. a i� ic1� S .1 I: rdtion I tr I 169 $a . { , ,. �, r 11 ,- . 1 a i' d a , ., r v . , ... Y 1- , -. - -- .._ .. 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DISTI1. ,u.,..,�.....,. -_ .. . �,• I oft u'7tDg aa1 O►► Diane "fieor a S. 0'13 n g jtouffTille las WhIctliarch co ap Saturday, thl 6imeoe-couuty 1. pasiou this year : A Bowmalnvil u*ht and k& h Dancas0r, Po for tliegat nor Micha*1 cGc skating is the Si Tided with the bI Mrs. Crosby, I ed Missionary sc Albert, Lemonvi David Stonflet ' Re9is, of Iowa were married in Abe W ooti, of for disturbing t which lie -was re W. Moore, of between a load Neck badly cut I �'Richard'Bowc . Oshawa; :Ind' wl - for in the hotel, Oil - `Zthe 'McLau.-h Oshawa is ,liavi and ships Roods ent. r Mrs. JolIn' •11. . ()]lurch, had the - let; while 8%epl Baker Hill. .. T The MarkhAn ' 1 great iustitutiol down the tenet), do so when the Wednesdav r . . covered /that t Lang's store in and Ill stolen The Colunihn their Annual S,)r I . • .. when Revs. 11'as Pickerin_-, aua be the ;peril:err James Dome', -' rested RL 61 Pell -r .-__ W"Is Fentelle; : c, 1 : " for secluCiug a -i -coke. The �• ed at lier,lon :, large untnber LF •'' at Hampton cls( filied not 0013• t tion plate: . A ,.trliu�er f+_ A. Iiiurstoni $t,, Lill au.l ,fferc • The pt onrietrn: -the fellow )tail bill w88 a cv11211 It is a fact W, - that the Sto,:`. I I - , `-i Nzws rink( Su'l I. lisped witlaiu a -- i i -RIT each editl r- 'Rall for Flesllf , .I . Court StvaiL izerl "in Crlvel_t\- Charvw nlenl,he I • " -lame Cont•t. firer;: f'.Il .1 .I - '-I'll"-sielan. Dr. /I • ' . V.C.L. T 1. �� . key • I' � . ;t�•: I C•, R. ft. Wall; .1. Shea: 1S.]-.,,, Gibs� .i:1' c ' ColAldittee, 1;,, Court �� ill ruse ':- days of each in one of the ear . =England. - -Those in 1 Ally send dol4' swindle, are ref Reim the statea in the .lottet•' - _ - realized 515o Nle concern. , lottery compan for a renewal the van who i tory is not only land, but lie is the most colo: =- I 1.. in the w•orld'e, 1 trate the noto I pose ten then a apiece. He th, bat, eiallt Wan draw takes pla - , and auother d clears $2, Ancft' But Mi. Blau , rakes in ,45 c ' This is the -I - boiled dowu. bot of- ticket amount and vt your chance of -but Mr. Blauk to 1,000 -to ill Holders, and - i . your dollar is -I -- Dir. 131ank wil dollars b'• til I does it to:Il:e i; { f will not cheat could alnto;t a l clear profits At amount of ail I body digest tl I. rendiug doliarl ;•- ti�4 this office and 1' I paper in Ont& I `'E - _- i I ! Abrfe� To ala '1►• . rg, night and 11rol child suffering b I' Teeth,, If so s Of :firs. Willi��. Children Teethe It ticill relieve th .� DepRboend upon cu ro�ulates the Sty 1 C'•o1j{ie softens th, ani iAves tone a 4ii4�1 •'yrs. Winslow's , .. i►101"Went to t11 Of PRO of the OU E 'j �itrd ngrtewr to tl I�. druggiffk ! �aa boftle. , + i -_ - -1, . S 1 i G- 1 N •> --a 3�e1= lr ��'*' --lir ?"&'. ,.•,� ! ,,--,. Ilk ,. . , : � , , , IN. . . - 1. . , _t � --- r . , I"' �_ :- I ,.. - " ,- Y: - y . . t - - - :I - _ -e' g�- I'.i_ 51i�'•_-.T� .g' - � r- - g ►-_ Jr. t?. I c... 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' I i I: - , Bend for Illustrated ' Dow t You - Know BAND s THE8E. The Emperor the working• est ca- g00d �8i1tE �a 'e b s r�T �n� dl�' ' . ROLLICKING — � • " e>t0 1 that you cannot afford to neglect tot MEY 1 _ '!'ire llTsadlsaiied Way is eL 77aey )sight' Tho eaiaeful a►ai vohiminouas ntrtititeee tarrh ! Don t �+ou know tl�t lilt mah y Don t ,a,Me t!>t�77 N 11.8 )rACKAC6 ppee _ to insanit y gest "thing out. A is make �5 per day - . hasant wre1ts iia) service. future Emlicro off e(3e imperial �overngment ort know nG}rat it cany�be emily cured . ge ENT A (.o., 36 King seam le by mall. g -5a• C - Same twenty extraordina bandits have ward wa earns affo " am le 'efvidence IMn't yell know that while the thousand and 8�� Toronto. p ou have tried, have utterly ' !!seri ferrel !zing the peasan in the! vicnity of the profound a pr du m . by the rn- one nostrupla y of the small village of Be Erkwa Went cent rent strikes in va�i'ons parte of the failed that Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy a .� t b ? Servia, for the last two y Nine days g -- scent and German Empire d by the activity and til ere Ithhas stood o .thousands of � 1 " . • out of every ten they pass i a dg power of t e lalists. The mon �Op Large loans an church loans at verb • ' orderly fashion in their ountain home. �° 1 low rates, end mne►iler enlils at W, 8, fy b ! arch of thh most eriul military empire•in grateful men sail R'ie its et6pac �f All 61 per Dent accordin to tit • ++ Ci • - . On the tenth day they d nd in a body on the world has Ile out o his way to promise country who cern tee y Y 1 . ? some little villa e, plans th well-to-do ggcc►► o vernll►en6 �. drtlggtsta Torontd bu in��an�hou y yieldil'ig g ei ht the the utmost endeav 8° ( cenfuaiaatt must the to investors and 1110 per c. _ citizens with moderation, and rl 7 8 and li) cont, g behalf of the healt , comfort, and prosperity ilVhat men rr3cable but for the to SPECU KS. F . -_ wrongs of the�Eomukl rc� Ing to their of maanua l toilers a d fon the welfare ooff their world fQr ever have been in, NB=s & K�Elxm 0 . _ own unique ideas of justice Tlie Belgrade families in case of the diaw►th of the bread- variety which we find stamped in the faces, J. LATIMIM K[RR. G Exvi1.LE i'. StE[a3ttR. L" . , ,_ newspapers recently gave a particulars of winders of houaeh lila. He �ropoees an en- the voices, and the hapdwltWngs of men. ; !tiffs street hast, Tore>tta. ( - the last raid of these. Co tinental White ff + Successors to A. 'h:. Mttvxl.ER do Co. Otrice I ��' Caps.' The town clock just #striking larged scheme df w rkin ens lie insurance, "I find the. doctors and the sages established 1879, by Mr. S. H. Janes. j a e stem of arbit ion of state intervention have differed in all climes and so*.#a Increase in population toronto 1889 over 1888 THE WONDER QF H�LI Q! midnight in Bela Erkwa hen the leader Y' (aa'ler,sor►i rot mill ft0,3til. Q$ CATA=p MMMU - - of the gam entered the �d I r of the villa a in ca�ise of diftsculti between wage -workers �� I have Duns aro difference of opinion - gg g and their employe , an provisions fes' the amen the feifi>tlale sages who have used Ur.L(}IAt60BtE TB$AAT PILEg, OQNDB, vern. He found the pa n and the Town en�ral bettermen of th � condition of 1 the •Pierce'. Favorite Prescription as a remedy Council and the other big bugs in g es all of whic will; surely call for in- d ailments uliar to - . O O� y �k I $1$' 11D a Y die. mass ' for the weakngyaea an { ■ $�YOB$HAaD$ 0!' ALL 6. t a very mellow condition. The sight creased overnmc it gay nditurea. Mean gusted the bandit ver much. He and while, there is no hint c,if the lightknil►g of their sex. "F vorite Preacr►piion, to a peal. t Iemr and aw►ea. Tomato" tt. ii�•roas � j lv&Emay. Jim =t�$I y e b " fife five cure for be most cemplieated and o},- ! � �t w's1< it°t°ar°' , \= : - he landlad lock all the doors PDX73 ZZ=CT CO. Now it0. k d. Conies Y the enormous milli ar b' rclens Iwrrl tive him the key. The ' he scolded the �ileta of the (vert an F:rn ire.. On theycon- stu►ate tx►ees f prolapsuP, vreak back, fe- - twenty men r: scut severly for their intern- male weakn ," anteversion, retroversion, MWOCue `res • .�� }},, trary, the deluaIl is a it for more troops, inflamuulltion said ulceration, inflammation, Name 3 htmps,PU1TE l t 0$ O ottoman Blood ' emed . . p e rson $ vl •ORAS The great 4 ranee and boxed the earn of th pa o e coati ec ui en for the army, and �_ The ons remed far 8tenls Brandt! la •1 . " and the 1layor. At 12 o� lock he called in m Y t p in and tent ern y Y ' . followers to consult! with them as to for the creation of a po orful navy, wet thy Pa Guaranteed to cure all disilalhes Din the blues! fteen h tie fleets of Great each maladies sold under a guarantee. oft Bteelall$ubbe>r STAMP g O rt► ` fi l of ieomparieon w t tieulars on lx) tie wrapper. All druggr Qraarsearte! 4 General vIn C.l I whether hmnght on b� indiKcretion' !rail exce,;K.1 - - the best waybf punishing! ,he drunken dig- Britain and Franc . In short, the expendi_ or arising from hereditary causes. 1'�ill mn,ore nitaries., The parson w ' voted to be the tures of the im ial overnment must bre It is true N%Isdom to speak but little of pimple: airs t�lotchos from the skin and bit° its f pe Invigorating action on the blood rest,eres failing I _ ., worst offender incl the Ian lady next to the read" increased, s !all in ro rtion•to the injuries y u have received, or . the good i)wers and builder np the system bf those >;►IL'! r- i worst. The parson was l id a�lcross a table the number of m 1 en aged in productive deeds you haste done. e , I� fro ) wasting disease. Price $1 per bottl,:. - 1 ' _ • #ace downward and the 1 ndl dy was corn- industr How c n the condition of wage- All e>t4 , c dtr , tJttoluan 3[cdicine C'o., lta'' Building, Ti)ronto- i gelled to spank -him hard •fty�times with.a y , workers be impr veil nder such circum- Una `old, or middle aged, who find them• ' r t t - `� - piece .of .two-inch plaI Salt anti pepper stances! Can Bigl arck�and bis royal master y $ I j O1' were rubbed on the parson' skin where the ex ct the Social! tg ot'anybody else to b)e selves nervous, weak an ezhausted, who are �PROV� • . and t e lank had torn pew I nil 1 ail broken sous•!!! from ezeeea or overwork, PenmaAlship - \ , landladyy s stout arm PI w,on by promises of Better pay a "ITTING MACHINE ' it, and he was asked how; mach money he arduous labor wh thej numbeer of eoldiera resulting in many of the ifollowin it ' gymp- . Hook -keeping. shorthand, Ty ewr�ting, I3a,;i- ` -- had. About �a The - ndit chief took toms : Ment�1 depression, premature old ay or evening) .; •,. - . to be -maintained i idlepcan and the•taxes tel o vitalit }ass of memo , heel r mess i,:tiuc;ation by atteucling 1� y. Send for Illustmtod Ce►talogne $5.50• The landlady was ned $40 "by thb be Ie•trned are tell last "sec! almost without age, loss f r'Y White Cap court for sett! g the parson and lin it? The ache e i preposterous. Ir'o dreams, dimness of sight, palpitation of the olid thfsatdvertil)ement with our' CA�ADIAT BL•SIVE�33 litiI` I�R5IT1, Town Council full. She pr tested she hadn't stesman living n,h monlze such antag- heart• emissions, lack of energy, pain In the order for our 11BW tiB>LB Public Library Huilding, Totlonto. e im lea on the face or and .wc will allow you trahOe. 1tlE\i601;C8, Prenident, ai a cent in the world. She , as placed under onistic forces as t e ex nsion of an already kidneys, h,catclach , p p the same trestlnent from a parson and the 1,«1 itch! or culiar eesisation abx►ut the �lo pg� DISCQIIIIT IOtYecial Iteportcr fork County l'ourtrs.) plank that she and tl�e ank had given to tremendous miih t y an naval eatal)liaihlnent Y+ trg . dizziness, and the Uetteirri nt those from whose (scrotum, walatmg of the organs, AimKICSB #. the parson. .This br gb�t $'2:i from (s ks l)efole the eyes, twitchin of the �he Alden Toilet So Co�'F drawer. A ieasant,, whose ranks the soldie ar drafted, sail from I lits ulneea' her cash muscles, a elide and elsewhere, r "boss wages th es must be wrung. Y Creelman Bros., Y Este, . ` - sister had ,saved 11.1' marriage de its` in the urine, loss of will power, , Oa�me�l SgI Soe� i It is a hopeless p obler and the working p°s GFAtab:6ToyF�, ®\'E. dowry, fetched the m nes from home men of Germany are intelligent not to ten�len►eso of the scalp and spills,, weak and f e desire to glee failu a to be ! . during the ensuing ars sties, and gave rceive, eie ion ,the they can hope for flabby mustie , p. i - to the landlady to help er to pay her 1' rested b sloe wast! tion, elullTiess of CONVERTIBLE WIRE BASKET: « MAKES THE HA cs sots fine. The' bandit chief told the len _ lttle pro teas warm better conditions of y p pa wftD THtt cont �[xt�N g hearin , loss of •voice, Taire for solitude, tEAUTI. �. life until the eno nous military burdens_ of g I f - lady she must give !kick t e !dowry within the Gernlan ramp re sh 11 he lifted, whollyor excitability of temper, sunkeneyea surround- - tie rats tee 'a •r rwme ie ' Ft a week,: and, to mlpregs bis ,instructions on in rt from the beak era of the ole. ed with I.EADYN CIRCLE, oily looking elfin, ,q_ , Slaaeprd on the aw ud on - a her memor , burned a litt cross on the back �' � p etc., are all symptoms of nervone iebility -4 the V� n:r�e.. of her hand with ti red hot 'r (Till. He allowed that lead to •!sanity and dearth unles. cured. Beware et I tattatlr . -`h.r 'six months in which t -get the36i suit ';]jgba iia in the �tatati�.:•- The spring or vital force having ost its . t due him on his $4f)0 de Ilii. Just as the F.n lish cat ital to t e amount of several tension very functiofi wanes in.cosliwcluenee. A_ ehief began to make a lit a arewell speech, g p Those who through abuse committ d in M/ARV[LOJg! '' he was interrupted by a h it ing contractor tnt'llion dollars ie ow king investment in ignorance may be permanently cored. r qo i parts and yeteau brConverted t ' • ed n reement with the boc►t and shoe trail ,of the United`Statea: I our a dress forbook on all dlsealses pecuLar , into iso useful and ornamental 6Aa es. t alae! �'..'�- " ° .who had recently s16n g `' the Town Council to ereeti is Pf275 church for" Representatives i Ne • York of the leading tto mal Address M. V. LUBON, ;i0 Front tee• cake Wand. Card Irtt er, Bolter, vt ate' glace:, sad IntnumaraDle other ts.at are In sloe manufact re of the Eastern States, Tctrontxo, Ont. Ilooks sent free sealed. dispeaaabte in the !roue. or olrioe. Notlsins !lice It la $237. The contractor- e p wined that the li shoe :�lanufactur St' h''' day' i atnoll them the 5 to . the symptoms of which are axIs d� ad Agen c1a�e a �►t r par Council had held him �o his contract, a]- g Y' Heart disease. though he had told thein that the contract , lhg Company hav bee a asked whether they faint spells, purple lips, numbness, palpita- 1 tr• ow Otaaasrean Mira OO., as TIC110ru I l h would be will* di pose of their plant to k- I to hot flushes rush of blood ilre•4, -- >,ss — (ll,sap" and seer Ip to Amerioa b boy Bwrd and Y tteical Ins"UsInenp, lusie. Ao , '� weals ruin hnn. The c lef had to c t e, n En lisIt a ndi te,' and, if so, what their Uou, a ip ,eu @ Town Clerk prnduce the c It Cact 111 g11e811oI1, g Y to the heal, dull pain in t'he heart with beats IYiatlaa this y�er•I I AddrossweAl.pY.'l for t burn it up, and draw up other, in which �erms would he. Th syndicate is prepared strong, re ; I and irregular, the second heart Agents "'anted• t3trtN, Toronto.. .5E•Ild for Cat to Come to •terms wit! rominent manufac- p ` 'the builder was allowed i for his work. I p heat quicker than the first, pain about the - turers of boots a d a oes, it is said but will • • After this contract had 1 duly signed and a ions with an mann breast 1►c►ne, etc•., ern positively be curet. - sealed the bandit drank a ttle of wile, sang 1 not enter intti ne otl Y ( No cure, nop a�y. Send for 1►c►c►k. AddrePs e triotic son , led a C le cheer for the facturers whose ant and business is worth p+► a pa g, i to 15 r cent. M. V. I.LIMN, :i0 Fn►nt titreet Fast, 'Par. t u a. � t less than S 0O,t1W . rola 10 pe n t a r' O .- Servian King, and bade a parnlyzed l►Ig •onto, Out. ♦ bugs of Bela I�:rkwa good , with the warn- ' is the interest w ich he capitalists expect Th re are a t many things that (fwd ' " 1 t n s in the boot mid shoe ' I ;i ; --1_ -�. -1. _ - itis that he would return n three months ito from t ielr m�es e - q.ill ,tit a wit l in a human heart ; there -is . . - see that eSery one whom 7 had•taken under business, and the ar prepared to pay t ash [ p hta, to any manufactu r ho urn convince them cine: thin!{ tLadt he will nest put uP with a �gTg�LI13i3�D 1870_- J his protection was gettln MEL r throu h hie ks hat his business her se(Y)nd pia• e. o who Kives (:bei a aIt•c olds g lace ivrs him ifo )lace.—'John Ruskin. �� d� a33pOS=T, O1 , 4000' p -ofited him tot ate tent. If the capalisti+ p K I t' f A RUTHLES�3 MAV OF POR EA. c(,me tin terms wi h t c§se manilfacwnrs, it _ - _ A.Y- ttiG. I i i is said that a lar a rt of the hoot and !rhos _ s� , , , , , • • ... • . • • • • 1 _I3 I''�I,40� - - - manufacturiiil buI * of the Eastern State A,-mumnces in, force, Jan. 1st, 1 390 .!i . f I ► • . - (( will i)e cc,nsohdatetl i ito one immense con 1 Ot�5 486 z Yt linsietx !'peat >genel► alas sereait toe- Increaiaie over previous year { : s.: ` -- cert!, having. its I ead lual•tem in New Y„rk . . S ............ !" . 2,6?1,809 havier from the Ca ea of tieauw. New Amuranees written in 1889 . . and branches at at n and elsewhere. Lead- . • •-• • - • , i• . 10`!,1:)0 Averyy insignificaent. ident led recently ing•manufac:ture of ubricating oil in New Increase over 1888 .. , .. I + a fo ver bi results in Vi na. An elegantly I Cash Income for 1889 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a . � �'t�I . .,, Y g York have also n invited w dispose of dressed man took a cab rly Due morulas their_ business t rx:nglish syndicate• Inet^ease over Re�eeipss o! 1t38ti ... . r,:),L�'Z6 ' , and drove all over the ty till late in the Negotiations wi tem be ► a few da s • . .. , . ..... - _ 1 Ka' y ) Cash paid to Policy=holder$ in 1t3t39 9l>O� ai ' 10ternoon. 'then Ise a ghtui ata Irisin. ago, and as yet no detinite.. arrangemei►til 1 - SgS i (1 425 ! 'house and entered it. _ few minutes later, have been made+. I the ca italiata iris e•st ere se o� r 1 6 a p In e a servant from the hour gave the ulbmmn their money in It bri ting oil, it icd said that ' ) Assets, Dec. 31 et, 1889..•• r .. • .. • . , .. • ' � • . • ' • • 1,•#8',1 } l the enact 'fare for the ri of the els antis r • , • . , , r ••... 1G4,3 4 =, g a stock company wil be formed and that the )� Increase over 1888 ............. •1• 1 eiressed man. various nlanuf to n concerns will he , .... , . � . , , g Reserve'for security of Yoliey holds for Dec. 31 'Itib9 1 '3�� �- Noy if an thl 1 f�will : 1 ger any man, an eotlsolidated. me of the wealthiest Men , 1' exaetl calcullltefg ambers Vsenna ' LncreaseOver IKt3$ .-.... ..........•....I... :. 1f►9,49G in En land are a hers of this syndicate, -� , cabman, for he is them t vorac;oua of his but , they a o in what manner they Ba lus over all I�iabilitieas, hce_ 31, i t3i39 . i .. • _ , - , �t11 ) DOEE CURB � r kind. In a minute the b�man in. question propose t•o couduc th it American eu:e•i pl 1►sta I . I ,Increase over 1888 .......... • • ... , .. , , . • • • • • . • 4;1! 1 l3 . orals clown from iiia e • . He cuffed thu are secrets whic t eir agents are not at i servant, ran into the c ridor of the house, jibei•ty to divulge free trimle, }•a► land thus' brawled for his fare, and mashed a hat rack. g 1 r ' appears at the h f Protection Ainericu's ) E. a P•! ®sem %�, Hen , ' Ani g r. . The elegantly dressed n came -out of his trusts. - �• library to learn the eau of the row. The . H. Riddell. Secreta,r9 1, = ca,b-man tried to do him' p. � • I I ----•r ' �(+an a)llah lilla�i► a t'annell It was a bad.mistakc n t"he isabman s part 11 ? ) I n Ito First Stags. _ _ . T for the elegantly dresae man wag none other . , I n f ` than Count Erich Kiel ansegg, Stattllalter :, .• ' JV ell, " `that de . " ads. " He i ail if his 1 g � 1 a � Rb 18 1<s � i 1 � • TNe�I�N�S Q� �� 1 1 lLGil of lower Austria, and i Austria it is better• throat is large en u h arid the cannpn-b►all ; y at_such a time to be a unt and a 5tatthal- nut too lathe. ' he question really �e+ecros ) ) sure )oa get the genuine in �ulmon GIVEN AW�` ��� • - i {ter than tc► l,e Sulliv . or Kilrllin. 'Phe wortl►y of some e n ideratiun in view of the •color uses per; awls bf all Urupgis=si. `at r Whoa 1 say Ours I da wet meal - ' ' - , cabman is° now in ail remain there lon er p merely to stop them for a ti , and thus i , j g size of setae of ; he ills that are r •rib- a;, and Sl,m, p f' $ bare t beet ret>arn w�ala I M! A N A R A Q 1 OA L O Y R t. I ha a made the diaw,ee of Fite, - than any cal,man ever , ftre remained in ed fer sufferi g tiun►anity. V1 hq not SCOT -1' � DOWNE. Belkriile. tpttMwr or t/m11111itK iRtdu,aws a life-long study. I waWrant my remedy tq Ours the to bol his fare atltl the th do ' and worst tsars. Because oWers have (ailed is oo reason for west nor recedrta a emelt. Seed at f .. - _ jail for trying , throw them e ti . . whole cab syiltem Vienna is being take i r. Pi re 's YleaRant Purga- .��,.:...rA..�.A,►....�.�... once for a!treatise and a F"m Mottle of my Infattitota Ra r. Gitre H*pre" and ; thorou hl shaken u sail re - amines. Pont 0(6c*- I t cents ylou ,rothiag for atrial, and it will can you ddress r --M. ti ROOT# -' g y g tive Pellets' 4 al , stigar-coaWl. • purely tt11.o.,, .gust., tss 1NtsT Aotlu►ItDt YTwtsIT. Tl T0. S ial orders have b ' n issued at the in- ve ctable, rfec 1 armless ir► lana and TT �� nn��pp�1 try of-rvrt eRaacn. the beat i� .. 6- Pce g Y g L�i1D� kruos; n for ail female Dom !slats l I stance of Count Kiel nse g to the effect alw s fresh. p — . - � fly' Hampie tree. J. TiWTTi[rt. 6 Itiehulond t3t., W., that every cabman w o 1g .irn udent or Men do lr_ga th n the Toronto, Cftn. refuses to accept a pad ager alia�l be sum y ri>[ight, artless they! .ad TUMOR3�a� amts. rdws" do all the can. Ili. No kads, A.ot ran _ marily punished anti ir;ulissed as Boor. ag Y l 1 + �/ re rtecl ;that ever linesman shall make ai �;�� R c:. H. ttcYtcwl►et , w. D . Y p Chang far a i�ut�rtei . a. 11,•63 Mass a l t., u„a io. r• 1 - s ecial business t conn ,el all cabmen }'. :` ' --------- ----_ ��_ it ns p I "('limn (►, ss rivet "Give us some TUI{UNTO CUTTIKO SCII(H)1.. Acientidc , '. ` on his beat to be as oliest and polis$ 48 J tr'• y' . ossible • that the Ile ect of a cabman-• to chid ; different," is - the cry of the century, and r (liable p g gartl, !Aught. rodu p , i trtis+l,a 1►ertex t -tilting garment++ arc protl117 keep an agpnintment yr th a passenger shall" and'to meet this de lane. or -something (ver , ,lett fere cit alar. ti. CO1ilt1UAS, Yrop., 4 ba treated as a b: eech d contract ; that every lie" i4 the study of all intsiness men, to a Adelaide St. West. - . c �brga I must have a Well •regulated Kateh, greater or• les,3er ex ent. !t- would steal iu►- � - tc uich he shall show to Iris passersger at the possible to find a thing that really is "ever �� • : - be ginning and at the end of every drive ; and new," but we b li a that the l:rcentv(►cNi �, :,' - that every v elation of these rules shall be Convertible lla, k t conies as near it els ROi AL MAIL BTEAFANHIPS. \, possil,le. Have ►u seen this wonderful -__. punished with the most extreirke penalties of little -invention % t is, as ' s name implies, THE 'PION EER. CANADIAN LiNE. - the respective laws be ind then!. �" _ The text of this a aborate order fllls' a adjustable or ;o ivertibl , and can be And still to the front In regard to the p.-twhilon • _ .whole column and - half of the• " Freie adapted to a i to t, aatou ding variety of made for the safety and comfort of Presse "and has been ceived with universal househgld par ee ,such a Lamp shade, _ iia c•»latomera.' ' Fruit Basket, 'a .d Rece ver, E ► Boiler, Weekly Nailings betwe�e■ Lfiverpeo1. Gusts- . joy by the Viennese, ho have long groaned g6 tort- and the M. Lawarence. A Fertai bi- helplessly under the impositions_. of their• Iron Stand, W a Hear. etc., etc! , in fact ly service from Lead•►" during ice cabmen. there seems to o limit to its aelaptabil- f1t•tttttrr !oaths." . _ . ity, so that it ' lways ` something new." Bail 5teamera run betwotsn Liverpool and �• _ Portland via. Halifax during winter. Glasgow Agents say t t i ie ahea of any Novelty, l3teanlors sail throughout rho year to. t3ostnn -' - Good Sutter. _ . and as they jud e y their gales they should l and Philadelphia, calling at Irish ports and iThe efforts of the butter maker 'should be � authorities. Halifax en route. 'rhe Casa ee 1 of Gci. of..)SVietol•ia et. I For rates o! end other tntorriiatloaa 1 - centered upon these u in points : epply to H. HOM]hoor. King and Yong. First, to have the edam only slightly sour- Toronto,. , Ont. , a e (t a le p `oprietol s of Sts. Toronto ; H. dt A. A LAK. Montreal, or to this wonder. I (the local agents in seat ooattt,T. ed when it is churned j; aecc►nd, to chm n no I I ; j F�' a r Z s longer than twenty inutes ; third, to atop It is not by h Se of circumitAnces, but 1 Raidd f1re ine Kia the churning when th butter. ie in the form by fitting our a it to to the•eircunistanees in n Works, Br= Ewart Link Belting. Beat for elevating and conveying. Send for new catalogue of - ' of small grains no larg r than buckwh6at or which God has cl ua, that we can be I%- To Willie Alexander. Furnishings, and best discounts. t= peas ; fourth, to wash the butter perfectly conciled to life n duty.- -{Robertson. re�a• T l :.. free from buttermilk in cold, pure water ; 1)gsat 8111 :y- Myself Wa►tero118 En llle WorlCB (�0., Ltd:, brant jerd, C'"' i" = fifth, to use the finest and palest salt and ThePtirtuguese overtsment has prohibited v and family have all . _ mix three-quarters of n ounce to the pound a patriotic lase in and patriotic prooeseion, S I• been usin 8t. 14= " v;r evenly a'll throug the butter; sixth, to but Lord $alis til has felt constrained-' to I - Mineral Water. Think Y ask if the so- Il defence fund to which- :,: _ . work out alf,surplus water ; and seventh; to A, it is a delightful sani- send the butlter to mar et at once in perfect= the king and q have sabecrihed is melant tel -y beverage. Better ", 1 clean ka es, or k iCoecurel from us a menace to E gland. t Y g x being iaaulted by the I ttlarl t►e►rrets et dru}�s. t have great fait)! - " the air and keep it in cool place. The. writ• A woman in i ria, in i4 general of iciency. For the stomach, V f h ala ped his face He) d SUR . er has ke t a fift -poupd pall of buttes' thus director o t e son, or, w eed, when in any way feeling out of TO XDITOB s--Pkaso tafam your readers that I Lave a +_ p y i glade and packed for a year, and when it had her strip d pub ly flogged. She I a)orts, a few Q>as1es e►f 8t. Leas is our ey Ic. timely nse thtitlsunds of h�lees eases have b • wain sold and opened the dealer eonside"red it committed su id and other women, fearing I. stand_b . I be Mad to sand two bottles of arty Flt to say of your as referable in vatlity to that fresh made out e, follo ed her example. Ther men re- Y wW amd me B i�rree and P Once Addresik Reaper ' - p rag I. Z% �► . , r 1Osslt AwiaNN TORONTO. 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I°1y at ciently tly to ' Po�►�r�-upon t e m_ a with l t th, �: erose l the strwea Q'uselea I al doubt w•�l bsis tie a e, and it y (Ira vall7he dt i 1 is eheeeek once or tv a. h ou don't mean iientical self, Bettis tell inc as you've g - : a thief in the !an ' '� ( here for A sort ,if t �' poor• old grandfathe ,� I m your an ahe worse for. n e, . . fr uch the worse fo acme here fora epi -yo�t„ a,xount.'• Where's the otl `' ]Rodding toward' tlic ii ,%'Ot down thlen . _ '` Where are You - .i Where you can , : ., i,ord ! whist'll . exclaimed the.old c )nation• - - - - we shall hear - he's Drought to jus "You're not 1g;);n won't send an ) d1T "It depends upet you do not enft• yoll •!expect no more me have shown to that bus t:%}• " 5onnyi" Mast! Ill F. . !lis hand across Ilia funder like this, I I ane up, or my legs . He passed inW) t Aft Imlocent,liN)kill; cupI r,I drew a , helped h11;Zlf to a ,, ow, I'm nett. he geate+l himself, I t to flit. If it - father from going I upon' my doigg n)y _ "I,) you see th:+ ole of the texts wi . plentifully de cor-at i' Yes. I sees it t . all about I dunnov iticke 'em up Acro Can't read 'em. " "Ht►iILAt 19 th,' it says, ani! I adv! mind ; for if 1, hat I hone- L of the cion , to Ilse I shall go a brie; you and y.) j who will find nitA you. The told man 1(y !." ming in his shifty -L : fluid in hi:i ch,�.k, - ' "'t ,►:a know vol . sonny, else you'd fust. ' ' I "1 leave ca)nP t• I _ spare mv.v,lf the e felon'3 iloek; Mit that Aiame to 1"Al "Wh:►t 41,► r•"u - ``I tnust kn,`,w ► . have kept in the "Night you art, . in my f.ue and R _ see m *) much a-, . for a ll -►F . Sl:v k Wish these k'„1 firmly „n his kt?e fixed hk eyes tha were of gla. ar), "Who is that ,A ! ,. I •`I don't knout d1o." .iWllat is her r . ' }"I can't tell don'tknow." `. Hove lemg I .- there ?'i I ••'twelve Ye n " «dere ,iitl - . . " IVo didn't tai by a min_" . I " wilo was tfu . I" I d�,n't know • If h• nlesty nia f of a man to look . . then my grandf. declaration as an How did t - !land:!': ' I iwke,l " That's a y tic i . two words. It's + � • .` it oft pest as fa be ore judge al Sonat•. )�)n thil Christian I'hilist ��Y/ou th • t: _- F ALL BINDS. - ay. pr"•15oc.Sf,E1.?5 . ,tow Yc~k do London Blood Remedy: . ; ;tot•. of the blood ti -n•tion and' excexx ,fuse•. Will remove ,, the Akin and b�- its wood restores failing - \ -14hn of those suffer- I'ricr ;t1 i}le.r bottle, Co., Mail ltuilding,- , I•U1'R - -' �nmanship, i:!, -I'_,-�tc-A,rlting, 13usi. :•,t #c ay or evening) . l \ lN' ERSITYI fi . t:i:!in,, Toronto. • >rremiaent a (,#aunty Courtss.) t e t Soa Co 'U. - p al Skin Soap t THE HANDS SOff THE COMPLEXt'IN 6 EAUT1,FUL. - -. u t cite Coy'r setae, - 1 on the soap aur an , ,,,,, r. . ere of Imitations — - - r I .tin LitC8 t s': tr t+o' - h Lai< -al i )t•, c . •t►1 t u .t / O.. 159 1'ongr „ 0 4 :italo�;ur. E. IF _ t , i t g 1.00,000 - .l^ ....$13,1..x,400 1,:;. l -"o _ . - . 4 4 f, 900 ��'fi ; - .. - 191,932 1,48 •,IC7 : i . t,.t,:i14 �... ` 9�i,15s 1,`'1 fend, 199r. DS OF BOTTLES - _- YEARLYa .. 3" rs I d o sot meas - 1:1 for a tone, andthe+n ' tl: the disease of Flue . I ettsedT to Cur* the trio�C a Lure. Send at; Give Express alis reas: -M. 4i ROO'T@ - r o. . PES? , ` o'— ' ,i . IK 0 D f 1 r r -.t-,. Catalogue Of ;Chill 4- rantford, Cad- ;4 �R��11� -{ L +,� a {. 9 .- 11- a t' a positive for rosea.. , i ur r ars who w +t' mctfally, T. A. BIrOOV l ... ` 1r�� y -i M R y L Y' ' -A +'' , S 3 s J n S� - - I- ,,r.Jfi,c5' 'x" . . r ..' - .. - P . - ; i r r t r A s: .. , _ -�! I , 1 t : r g �.6 _ _ �` F a� ` �en - p` uj. aA psi before leavirk' I ha d •hawed Iter. �fleil wany, hb tongtta venae hL1 oheok attd I saw t) fat I >:Ee • , Iona itg+o, i , . ► . - s 4 " 'Heaven has smiled on m beffor� The abUd � had hiim f u a comer. # On the. Foartomth a F btu l . y �: I t� i has gmwed ul► in innatcenbe sand content 'sad I . "Sonny " he said at length "Yost sea the X beautiful valent ne Oame In ' f 14 . �. fp'.µ; • - . ,;.: beep► lslessed with rellaarkable health j not shift just now. That was cause I was telling kith A v about qty laoe�d�,s `a" � - I' �� t a =— a da has she missed sin n' of her little a hnntruth. " I never see that nt for the ve and } i� � f ,- ' I a boat j lriilt o$ Deadlnau s y ge And A piotura, sweet to see. I . �� °-'.L ing sign to 1ne to show how ful she was for darkness, and if I a" him I shouldn't %� ` ` plitu ati.h ter, whish was hal! arras g g #Host out of stall` >14' , " • d os OoN11►"11a N +: I y kindness till au went down Chafe and know him from Adam. O as ou seemed Down in one c;brner, , ;; `t el n. h as Cher was for dein` the b all m y y y $oping yet f I should see, t. t't ja n t the ha le -cart o! ooateeittnentir She's to waalt sash a lot of partielara I tried for to 1 on this valentine Day} - ` 4 oe' was not suffi- . al batt he !dn t t Hoene to lend hips Pse P I remom�nei it.a I h enpp 9 aP ran ' , lived a regular life, which is what we ob a you." i The doer lad wrote s b0 h wa � ` * " �; to etrtatic more than stent- a t osttss uses he waaa't cknown like lig " and T'" '� eienily . gh�3' - other, !or atter 4 nm lith res y tad at $on rt • • mould pray for ; and I ask you if I felt that I had got as much truth out of `Tho two faint let r :'; . _r4, poraro e w Pon Y 8 po haven l it is likely she could have done the same the cunning old fellow ae I could hope to v; E , � , > � � bI•d' me krith. horror u• ' he ' off his se en ear at lou tmore. $o in , Another Saint 'Palen nes Day, I remember. ... , _ , �ng y If exposed to temptations, rough •weather, get floe the pt+esent,.and I rose, thinking 7of fl• ,lanae at ray sn=aurnw of gold I, grouched iptttt the ws >>loc a few minutes, !this hese fix he Dome to me, sad I goingte • and thin who the deuce with our Pa oke wham I had left alone in the cot- - { r age $a Plays y And apeid. t a ve my heart it was wa#'r, , i ' , 'k the stl�►ilted muedes of his fa4e reLzed, a look ah h regular d dmwin my bread evertyy �Htutlonw�Hear me out sons you tage. . By an arrow Oflove heart wee torn. �i: of hopeful doubt and auapioiutr twutkled in gun y was t t .trusted that a' PI ih shaft have your say directly You think ''Bai•nard,'.'eaid mygrandf�ther, rising also, And I in my hand t e arrow did Isola. 1 . his blue eye, and he breathed' *ore easily- . bre er lent a his boat in the afternoon 1'tn a us, had lot, I know; but ou can't '�whatars on . to do?" ht,� I-. ' (lraduaUy h straightened hipttselt, asnd with top 11 to Tow rbrid I me►kin out as the y Y g° g He held rae ctosa wh n ho said good -nig accuse me of bein careless of the young un s Ftnd out the truth about that poor girl. And looked very a nice and grave and sad .. " :A -. dance rolled his to mond rhe naffs did t a ow o! m walkin I And left me both the Iden dart _ � wing �e 7 8• welfsra You see what • Lakin I was in You can try, certainly, and I wish yon - '- elneek on or twice and ke-- i to the boat d las round the 'int out And the arrow of lov in the rich ..arm lseart-- V •r \ _ r N sP° 3 P when I broke my leg, and couldn't let down luck. But look here, I'm goin' to give a word He wasn't s bit lik the same old lad. t - 44 You do 't mean to say ars it �s you, your of ht till fight fell. And an pretty the food regular, and how I betrayed myself of advice. I don't know what you've done i . identical self, Bernard ; you dont go for to a ht it was• ever I see for hary in' w sad father to ou rather than let her want with the Dun 'un and I onl ho on But whoa this seat a love quint acme-- , , - . tell lite as ou ve,got out in the night like a ubs, th the wind oomin' rI I out for a day's f� Bs1t I'll give you a proof are Lakin' ah much care of her asywha pI have ,Twee queer, yoili , for a girl Ledo= t , g But truly a valent gave . a thief in be same, and as you vs Dome e t e u -west the rain a eomin' down .a more strop than that of m abidin' tock. •`Slje's of to be took Aare of and in {,hat - ,." r. here: rot. a rt of a spree to frightten your tr t, d as k ae a h At eleven g g Y g Toa man ,and sweet, and brave, • ' thou ht and k anew. I'm oin to show you .more ways than one." He spoke impressive- And to me has Dwo Cao be eawayp true• a ^` r ol,l r dfather into a hillness . o al k we hes the boat, and at half 1 " ' ' i3 what tt would. Dost me my lfe for father to ly, and with genuine earnestness. You re I'm 'yo r gri►ndson Bernard -so much" of r es th' man with his chest. There know. I'm in' to show. ou what's in that t to kee a wawhful e e on her for fear It wasn't a thing of pmouth of -.i -� a # _ r ; the worse t me, and I have got out—so no a wo spoke ; we pat the chest in, y g° P y With a verse in t o mouth of- s n•ss�tger d much the orae for you. But I have not the boat d Rn, and the sob I counted little bag I wears around rap neck, and was r she don't take tate slip through your fingers. dove, so fearful about bein' discovered when I You're answerable foe her now, not me, Nor et an arrow of iping gold—, conte here f r a�"spree, I have come to call w as ood aa' finished. We pulled out went off at -the Three Pota. You remember mark that-" III' a him I levo, to ave and a hold, g P that I told ou if I went off and didn't come I looked at him in perplexity ; his eyes I've given a heart ll of tenet love. you to acco nu. ' , wi on a li ht till he was about a coo le of Y Where' the other one—her?" he asked, mil t, and then father leavit;g the work back, you was to open it, don't ye? Well, were restless enough now. He opened the • � , ncd,ling to and the well. - to e I gs out a bit of a lantern from hie it was all that the young 'un shouldn't co no door, and cast a searching glance all around. . �Xplorer �Sta ley g EXp�rie . 4F �' Trot do n there." I kat 'and apreadin' his tarpaulin' over no harm after 1 had sli ed the evert- •' Which wa are ou tttakin fort" he ., ++ �` t1"here re ou took her�to0 - it and li hts it with a lucifer P .. y Y The fact is, id Stanley, who is ata \ Y 8 in cable. There, look at that here. aakecl as he came back. I nodded in the ode tin dry—extra dry-1}'liner; "although a 'ii'here ou can do her no mere hal tin." , " 'nth r," I says, Bays I, " We don't want ' The old than had unbuttoned his waist- direction of Towerbridge. I ads►ire the ladies ! ery much, indeed, some- -- "' •" i,t,rd ! what'll father say to this?" ; no ligh for this job, and the lam ma do " ' „ how I have never n attc ressful with them. P Y Dont and brought out from beneath his shirt Good, said he, the coast is clear. i exchtimed t e old man in al tone of counter us ' hief. Speak when you er spoke the leather ba that hung around his neck. Just one word more and I'm done. Think I've explored Afri wit success, but have Ration. to `yo ng un" heBays—"young, un" he c all Front this he r new a folded piece of cloth and over what I've said --specially these words Hover yet learned t e se ret of ex, Ioring the I ""1�•e sllal hear what"he has to may when ed "et ough Iwas over sixty—"apeak when opened it. Oii it were pasted down a dozen of warning. Don't go showing that girl I fema& heart. I don -k _w why 1 shouldn't . ' , ` lie's ,,?•ough to justice. yo re poke to. I m goin to see what s� in �rnpg of paper, etu;h written upon adiffer- round just for •t}ie sake of praise. ; If I I be a success with t m, 'in sire. They are - ' - � �'ti"oa're of �oing to inform , en him—you til' h e chest. It ain t the first time I ve ant hand. thou ht ou'd take advice I'd tell ou to 1 g Y • Y # always greatly. in res din my converse - won't send n o.d ftian of 94 to prison." kn wit half-hearted 'nus ohuck away stolen «I can't road er write, he explained, -Lake her right away, but you young ons tion I'm still a yo g an ; nosed j can say ""It de do u ou whether both of per y when they thought it might lead to "but I've t vari's friends to jot down the think too much of ourselves to be uided P� Y go l Y g I m not fairly g -1 ing ;and in' many , you do not nd your days in gaol. You may inf tion. 'And with that he shoves a words I wanted at odd times, so m none but this here is somethipg more than advice, - other respects I co r favorably with men # • . - expect no ore it;ercy from me than you cm o 'eel under the lid, and, with a sharp could tell what I .was. arter or the mean-. and I tell you you must look to it that father 'who have been ma eels aucce�afu1 among have shown to that belplew-child you -have w nc , bursts it open. "Curse it !" says in' of what they writ, and I've put 'em don't find you out." the ladies'; but I e always fallen short of b1as:Yai." ' 9 he a win' the lamp inside, " It ain't together in order an Y got them done, "/ drawin the back of moth' but a L" And as I leant forard (To lax COKTI dl7&D.) succ,•eas. " 1 Sonny. said lie. 8! !la There �ou are. Yon re- a wholard ; read Now, there s nay, for iiistance. What # - his hand ac obs his forehead. "I can't go on I see t ere a child, looking like as if it wag that—' • - there is about hili f r women troadmire par - furrier like his, I must have a drop to keep comfe bly asleep, with a little twist of hair I read . - Electrical Sheep Shearing. titularly I never co ld see, yet he's beet me up, or y legs'll give under me." bl win; about in the breeze. "Is it dead," � "•+Under the Halfway House betwixt San- A remarkable application of electricity married three times I suppose it's fate. Yes, ; ' . He passe into the next room, andtak ing I ys- " Of course it is,"' says he, •' do you "dyiiaven and Towerbridge there's two is being made in Australia. The problem of - ft must be fate, bee use my own efforts to t , as iiuioceiit looking teapot from the corner 1:h ik� it"would lay still and not snivel if it •• caves, in them caves there's a live female aliearing sheep economically and speedily has I secure a better half ye been ably seconded cupboard, row a cork from the spout, and w rn t. And he was taking his lantern "to get her go down the well situates! in the been solved by the use,of the electric motor by any number of nfluential friends, and, to a drain. o ,and oin' to flip the lot out, in die at, e o the washhouse at the back of the unction with a new shearin machine I nut one of them ha been able to et me f tr f wn 1 helpow11 I nlbett< t, said she stout, Qe w en I at4 him, fogy h the Lo. d, I see the cell. w i gg ► , g _ . 1 "" Y Ps Y kitchen and go through the brick passage invented by Frederic York Wolseley, a married off. There a Sir William M--, - . . he seated h mself, "let's hear what you've c Id's eyes open under the light. The wilul "" n r the bottom. The female will die of brother of the eminent general bearing that I jady. M and I should thlppk half the got to-y:+�ir'. If it depeud3 on me to save ' d rain -had kind of revived it: I reckon. "sta nation unleas rescued inlmeiiatelyy. name. The method of using the shears is. good old dowager lades of Nngland and ' . father fdo}n going to gaol you Cauls ,depend " 'ather," I says, `•'it's alive. N ell, we ere now, sons ,' said m randfather, upon ,n}� ii ing my duty as a son.' w n't ve it time t�, t fr.►ctious," sa she, Y Y g very siiiiple, the operator having merely to Scotland;. have been n king special efforts • 8'i ge Ye whet I find read this strange oommunicatlon• throw a friction wheel into adjustment b in my behalf to get p' match Itoetween me ' "Do ou see that ?" I asked, po nting to t nging down the lid. Now, sonny, I hadn't •• If I had come tree a sudden hand they must »leans of a handle, and then push the coral► and some handsome nd ppreciative wopian, one of t it ata with which -the wAlla ,were n ver done any job of this sort ),afore, and I have; found that in Layla' of me out. 80 you into the wool, pressing it continuous) for- , but it's no use. • plentifu ly ecorated. + - t rned sick at .the thought of heaving that see Ilditln't only take care of her whiled I ward and keeping it as closely as possible to l "I thought I'd e a ca Lure once;" "`ye,i� s it fast enough, butwhat tta Ii ing'•hila into°the sea, like a mangy dog„ w,as ivi ng, brit I pervided for her after my the body of the animal being operated -upon. # Stanley went on to xp in. "[ was aboard . all al,t>,uj.II unnow. They comes here- and f r gh looked to. me the very daps pf my dean. Gould I domore?" From one to 100 shears can be operated at an Atlantic steamer was going across to sLicktt .gym p accordion to their ;fancy, but I 5 key wham she was a little an. Then ag one time, according to the power ousel. By 'New York. The fain, with whom I was aan't read m." of their laid hold of the chest for :to heave it , this mode the shearing is done more merci- well acquainted, w a great friend pf mine. • - I . v: ' ~1-loucat is the tient policy—that's what I o t, t s sickness inside of tine seemed to turn CHAPTER XVI. fully than when dune by hand shears, i His great delight w to get me seated next it says, ane I' advise you to . keep that , in 1 i firs and I what had never dared tell father - ea ially when performed as " piece work." to him and get m to' tell stories of my ,-.' _ d so tl was •m own -1. u and told him A'wOaD Of+ wAatilYa. pec I • mind ; or if 'I have reason • to oast the � Y Y - PPS The lase from injuries, primarily due to •African experience. �'Ve11, on this occasion hone it of a confes_ ion ou have na make 'its voice sa didn't seam �o belong to Hie After hearin m ndfather s extraor- shearin b hand reckoned at no less than ' I sat on his ri ht, d o ire e , on his, . to ane I sit l; go at once to Boupart and I'd peach on him, if he hanged for it. iinary story I was ydispposed to take a more 1 per cent rof they anitnals operated .upon, is lelt was a very char ing yylou tg w man• She , , brie ,u nd our father before lid as athe , he was going to knock my heat! off lenient view of the rt he had la ed ii► it entire, avoided • while the Its beim free was strikin 1 has some and looked very, •'- .r Y j g !�► p Y y Pe + g 8 Y , who wi 1' fi means to get tile truth out of y s ulders then and there ; but on -second than hall been previously presented to my 'from cuts, stabs, and holes, coinntan,t a lovable and all that. She seemed as delight-. _ you. hong is he didn't. After turnip' of it over mind. Indeed, I hardly saw. how a man of readier and better market. The operators ed ae my friend, the captain, was at my sto- ' The ld An looked At me with deep can- n his mind a bit -he says, says he : --" If we his character could have Idone better --a themselves are protected from the numerous ries cf African adve Lure. I, at the same _ ning in his shifty eyes as he turned over the lon't rown the young one what are we to character in which cunning' supplied- the self-inflicted injuries to which' they are time, wos charmed ith her. ,With me it - . quid ii iii, cheek, and than fie said : in th !' It dot t stand to reason that place of moral strength, and the lawless peso- liable when using the ordinary hai►d shears, was a case of love,a firat sight. The cap- . "� - e're Ding to lose the price of this jab clivitice of early .days were oddly blended while sore wrists, aching hands, awoken fain introduced us one another, and for rot ki ow you can depend on my truth, . sonny,' el you d ha' gone to the ivatices ' W ," a& a I, " you Full me into Pringle's -with the respectable tendencies of ilia later arms, cuts and stabs are now all alike re- several days m sit seemed to progress • fuse. ole, nd I'll run rap with it home, which I years. garded as things .of the past. Tho time oc-. swimmingly. I emed t have eyes and - "'I h: re me to you first because I would tray ell do without bew seem in such a I did not for s moment doubt that t►e heti copied in shearing the sheep by the new tears for none but'm . Spare , y if the shame of aceing you iii the o�•e f a night as this here. 'then I'll come saved the child's life ;,in relating that part mthocl is only from three and one-half to I " My next neigh r tro the left was a youn feloa'3 .,d k; but I am prepared W meat Duck and we'll out shit, ' and ,then into of the'etory his manner alone carried otxnvie Live minutes. As the machine takes tl a dude, all collate a d cuffs, who didn t -_ that ,loam to learn the truth." I>�ead " n's Point and -take the money off rho tion. And it seemwi to me quite po3sible whole of the wool off at one operation, all'' seem to have two i in his head, and had "�VhtL o stat want to knovr "' ant. That's all right for the i}ight,' he that with the distorted• views► of right and mound cath are avoided, and thus consider never achieved an fug more heroic than "I ,n ist know 'all alx,ut rho poor ggi1rl you ye, "but what are you going w ilo with wrong which tvhe ignorant owe to an impar ahte saving in time is effected.-{Electrioal smoking cigarettes n i wearing am eycglase� . heti a kept n -the caves from }ler childhood." the erment to -morrow and haver after'" feet comprehension of religious - instruction Review. ,Well, this youth h ly ever• said a word at � ' "_ kt tt `ou are, sonans; Now you look with iti" says I. " I'll rhre it up like imperfectly given, he really looked upon the table, but one c at dinner he happen \. .f in my -f -e and Ill' look in ourn, and if- ou if t was my own child." hiinaelf as a benefactor to poor Psyche w ed to remrk that new how to make au die uteri of it a bn while, bat at HOpttre-Oleg l�l0it)tP,rh. "_ sec mc: i lith as wink a eye set me d�wn �" P g keeping her out of the way of temptation I exceptionally .goon 'lad. At the mentions # .: for a li: r. Slack away '" last ther give , in, and we c arhea out my and sin. Certainly if his story was to be be- When tine , famous Dr. Chalmers said, "A of salad the angelic y ung fairy opposite im L _ Wiih th - words a planted his hands plan accordian=the gent looking in the lieved he had acted with more h nmanity to- house -going minister snakes a church -going mediately dropped inteiest in what i was / firm! t , i kncses beat forward, and ao ix)at when w•e run into Ueadmall's tot, and s " he tittered a truth. For it is not onl Po w vele her t}►an if in the first ins ice he heel ptwple, Y saying to her and wed her attentions on - oin' off uiw content. ►tiro l wtiahed his hands of the whole thief• trhe fact that the' paatof gains the affection him. Very well. dude was not blind t fixed hi e e. that they lcxokec! as if they g q = p y were nt gl ,and eeveral'sitee too large. bI grandfather shift his pcisiticnn, pissed begs and left Cho helpless child to the mercy of ilia congregation by viattinng and knowing to.this display of i terexit' in ilia salad, and -"Why► i that girl?" I-.saked. his nguo round his cheek once or tw-use, of his father --a cxourse which most mr,1► in them, and nuking them his personal friends, that ev,cning had ish of it prepared and - 1 • II ilia a ee : hie ition would have taken. thus putting love behind due in rsuading invited tier to help him eat it. The end of I t11 ❑' know . no more than what you and esumed with treats hxtty tri y pros , . dv.' '` 'm a tryin' to recollect the succum But then I was not quite certain that my them tro frequent the house o tree , it is also it all was,that she c uelly threw me over, and ' ' "�'v 1t t s her name ", � I' etas exact, eo, as I may not accideentally dfather's version of the story was to be tae fact that in this way he obtains infornta- shortly after rest ing New York .married "I ccs i' tell you ; on in� dyi. oath I te11 huntruth," he explained. " Next day believed. tion, get:$ hints, picks up sttggestiona vastly the young man wh sole recommendation, don't k n fats r called on me and seen the youngster It wan not the improbability of the story and variously helpful to him in itis ministry-' so far as I could ,was that he knew how ` - " Ho ong have you_ kept her down I lay' ' in bed. covered upp. He saps- " Is that'ehook my faith in it, for nothing wan ►iotas. Prew:hing without the•exacL know- to make a good as , and_whnBe accomplish- - - - there ?" she sad !" " I1'o," says I, " but she seems ever producecd by the imagination of man tw ledge of the persons preached to is like menta' consisted in wearing an eyeglasss►lid "'iw lv , years last July the thirteenth." �ve queer, and I don't thunk she's goin' to bizarre an the stories in real life to be found` shooting at.a target in the dark --a bullet in puffing- cigarettes. I " �Y ii r did you take her front?" live, for she hasn't spoke a word, and only in the file of a newspaper, and nothing in the bull's eye would be a ntirad . yes, it:e sad,"mused Mr. Stanley, "but . t ` %�'e di ln't take tier ;she r►as given to us too a drop of milk since here she's been. this story was so iniprobable as the fact of a Called as he is to preach on a s ngle theme, it seems to be onl tcw •true that a salad will by a ata . ' i " VV' ll," says he, in his masterful way, human toeutg existing for twelve years alone I wide and deep -though it be, he sin danger make a dceper in pression on the daintiest «'h ,wee that pian ?" '• If she don't die, you've gc,t to keep in a sante to cave -a fact I have since foul d of becoming monotornoue. A lawyer is sup- piece of femininity you might meet in a month ` I d�. 'ti ktnow, I'1 take ,� j oe►th an it." - her own there; in the caves ; and if you parallelled in a down well authenticated ret plied with a new subject for wary fresh epee. than all the mina ce and chivalric devotion . I ,. If blot eat r au ed b the abilit r P° in tine world." - y y g g y y don keep her 'down by the lave I'll Doles. TI}e thing I could not readily accept A physici has a new study in each tient. I # ef a taut to look y4%u straight .in the eyes, find a way to do for her. I've been thunk- was my grandfather's exceeding disutterest An editor is provided w►th a new topic in this is over and I'm ashamed eduess--that Deemed me quite too g«,d to through the news from day to day. The g[ytjtg bop? .hiOlnell. , then mrandfatho� was as honest ing till. til g Preacher alolFe ig thrown back upon his own ` eleclaat o as anyou� croute desire. of yself for givin in like I did. I've be true. Woman' first a pearance has a . NL: did the hila Dom© intro yo$r aprtgKt with my em losers mau sine "9Eice►k oat, lona if you've got any invention, judgment, predilection, choice, ' p fruitful subject o the le end mon era • -) handl'.'" aakecl. },oy over seventy years, and I alit t oin' to question a 'burnin' in your m d," said the in tape selection of thertnes, Unless he is a 1 g g "Tha ' a ueatio as I can't $Bawer is gg The Phoenician hof creation is found ' q be f and out aretin shabby now. - W'e was old man, seeing the was n quite satisfi- genius (and enivaes do not march in' reggi- in the oto of alion and Galatep - tw'o - t,r !D. - It's a ton h story, but I'll tell i to ut the varmen away, and you've ed. " I'm prepared > answer any question. mentis) hew t,ecome repititioug slid unedi There the first w mann was carved by the iL yon j t5t as fair and ecluyce as if I w.ptt got put her away, or I w1t.r., ' says he. Here am I looktn yo straight lathe face. tying if he Sttakexi his own unaided knowledgge i , herr east it for I never kne�i "How much raon y did y u get for that his source of supply. His pastorate will be. firDt faun oat of ivory and then endowed i -before r, judge and jury, and look ou I' new he un with life b A hr lite. The Greek theory Sorin; , ou think I'tn shard -hearted un fat dr to tell a lie in bttaineaa. " I'll dro job?" I asked- . j short, His •congregations will admire him of the creation of women, according to - . 1 ig in morrov�anid see how thin ie Dili" " I can't tell u ly ow much; but the first year, talernte him Cha second ani! Hesiod was that .eu as'k cruel jest, order- C'hris-ti;,., 'hilistian ; but I'm *ou to Dhow ga g ,. et rid of him the third. But if he be given . you th • mt.niries, and theq it you think he ys wheat he left. The child got better quite aIot. g ed Vulcan to mak women out of clay and I'n,. on11� tit to rot out the rest of my days in th>i► afternoon, though she was not clear in "You must know ow mu your f:►ther to pastroral visitation he will tied himself then induced the arious ods and oddesses t a goal, %,6 c-.iu go and peach on me, and be her head, being always kind o' half silly. gave yon for your a re.' eupplied b)r just keeping his eyes t►iid care g g. ' "Well, off and on dtie3a he's re me open with endless subjects. In one house to invest the clay d 11 with all their worst ; d---:1 t ,I vou. " So in' she were, not goin to die I had a go y t}iere is abundance, in another - poverty, in qualities. the res 1 being a lovely thing Wits ' his he struck the table a blow with wit my conscience as•to what was bextt for as much as fifty poli ds." with a witchs o ien, refined craft, eager , f - ilia list, r ,i turned over his quid ; then. fix- ten done. Now if I defies father, what's " And you have m keep yourself this one sickness, in that one health, here assion, love of d e s, treacherous manner, • there re olein ` . in sir N a alta on ins_ he be an got g to ha pen'• I asktxi myself. Answer : and the girl on that or two, a years—it's borrow, j g, in one plata trouble, P g" g tell on the W ,one fine mornin' the yotw oin 11 die not oils two ehillin b week. You remem iu smother diggrace—all the varieties and a,tnd shameless i d. The �h nd lana , It w' twelve years ago, as I y gg qq hat as Odin, i 1 and Ve, thirtu W' of Jul that o, aria father was a r as sure as ever is. V4 hat then ? bar t1►at ou hadn't Hough buy tobacco crnitraste of human life. How alae cam til v I of Bor were wai in aloe tine sea beach . y reacher so aural va his st le acid eth«! . g ss oil than a er we'd been in our life. Alin war : I shall be the cause of Lather tom with twelve years a ow he will preacbrytu life yf,r bia�tliemea they found two s is s of wood, one of ash , l� p Father ad 'list done h'e seven ear ; Su mit in' a wicked crime, and have to answer Yes, my boy, I Iw�ember he replied, 1 N and one of elm. 1_ itting down the. gods - - ' key's mo fey was alt gone you wa at school for he young un'e tonin' to a huntimely with that cunning 1 whit was es out of are fetched from life_ I s}taped man and o tan out fof these sticks, ' e,lrnin� t otliing, and onl� kept there because en Puttin' of it the other way akoout, chatscter with eo of h' profei3aione' whittling the won front the slat and call - it waq ch per than keepin' of you elsewhere,- wh t then' Answer : I shall"save the young "Rut you forget how virtue - rewarded hero $r$$ ga a BatlOn for IIol'St'!3.' ing her Etiria. 1' aeein' its lie ayment was allowed to run on un' life, and keep my father s hands Gleam— below, and what a 1 t I mad by reforu►ing One of the st it stories touchin the s pp 1 two 8` as cleats ae what they are at' eves my ways, and eigttiu' pleclgea, and one thing W ithout any doul,t, oats are the }lest K g . ' j like ut co xjidtsration of your being' a. kind y ori in of woman i Id by the Madagascar # • of pupil her, and ?she smuggling business ant • Moreover, thinks I, I shall be keeping and another. single grain feed we have for horses, thou h S g ansa. In so far t o creation of man goes' . .r ' d all. We Lha child out of harm's w ►y, and bringi ' "But how about y ur father' He hag not but few will insist that because they are the the' le end is no unlike that related by iv `t t t; 1 r fi:iisheci for good an was thatoinched. we'd Scarce got the price of er ftp in the ways of innocence. p'or stormed. Yoa sign fled tt}i►C he coltild raise hest no otter kind of grain or concentrated Moaesg onl that the fall creme before Eve - of a lti betwixt us—and that was got wh t is the root of all sin in the wo ld ? a handred pounds bey , this cottage" food should be fed. Variety c feed is impor- arrived, After til man had eatren of the for- '; P K tem talion. Well, there won't no Now, if he gave you elf as lie promiDecl-- Cant to the i►igtiest success wiljh any kind of t through a a' reforming. Well, just then W y, P bidden fruit ho clime affected with a boil , '.. ,• ,:; comet tlii man to father, and asks him if "te ptatione down in them ,n►vea, and no " If '. Why, tgou d 'L suppose he hep big available feed brninstuffs tbuat so Imuchf I on the log, out of hick; when it burst, came . he'd ,pin takia - of `ct cheat out' to sea go• ",'betray anyhow. So flavin' argued it word, do you "-' I Y; 7 ou thin wa , sonny, it looked to me an if I I wrae tom lied admit' that this was (chemically, bran is very rich in just what a beautiful girl. he man's first thought was "' and drop un of lit a clear five miles from y pe to throw her to he i s, but he was tom - land whi h this hors 'ob was- to be done doin' the most righteous thing, for to scarcely likely, and being stopped in this hoses need to build and maintain the high- P g w ► - r there lino of en air 1 o ed a»other. , eat form of ,,one and muscle since it is rich mended by a me senger ,from heaven to let i - - that iii t. Father smelt a rat,and said a her down below acid keep bs q Y Pe ' her la anon t is di n s until she was ofs -- ' �` that if t were a oontraband j9b he d have wh ch I did. I trook her down there -sad- "What sort of m was it who gage you I in til muscle and bone producingelemente. marvels sable a e then make her his wife. =1' to toe pa's heavy for the risk he run. The n1 o hler comfer%ble• I learnt her to wash the�child ! I asked. i" A Ilndred i estble muscle -making food, He did so, call her ora, and she be- man own it was a contraband job, sad ha its d all manner of . things. I He was a little hor$ish kind of irlali, po ads of g n about 12.fi came the mothe of a J of men. The the chexf must not be o ned . by us we t down there to see hmv she was getting acid my grandfather shifting in his chair, w tie LOQ poundefrbn burn 100 American India s' mtha tela ' e to Adam' �"'x - nor an a e'd eve iia aeras- on for ai h three rtnontha, and then seem' "twther high should red, with red hair and a. pounds. Aggain, and F•ve as n emus and entertain ` ' - yo a tae •and h gi � undo of ahelleci corn there would remain' ' thin } a if we idled it off all ri ht, ah was )n as ly►ppy without ma, w what bottle nose." Po Some traditions b,irck our first rents g P er g he �waa with itae, alR aye kind of a • `You spoke of hi im your narrative as a one sand one-half potu,�da Of ashes ;from 100 '!� Pa t ` but nota sedan if we didn t. Fath !le ++ undo of oats there world remain three to whifa and red ize ; another is t�iat man i sags, Yays he proud like "I've been a smug -1 natural and iter in poseeseion of her mind ntleman. P° searchin far a fe was iven the daughter - le savant -one as you may say,and wain' likewise, as I •'Well, son �� eater here's ok n?for wheatt bran wo'ild hgiveh eve five andhone of rho king of tl a muskrag a, who, on being . # t �r g r, he ys, man and boy Y ` yea "—b was the I height fonver—"and -gots a bad attaet of rheumatism, so I warn t M u, and there's a tle nose !" di d into the eters of •i net blot. lake, - - . 3' '� foal, to tong tip and d� !cell+ IP• Y half un21e of ashes.. It' ie the ash of our PPe S g t've neve lost eo moos ae a. j k of it �e —' rLondoli Tablet. t s and n e ' e a as I'm in ped alas didn t dowp bo more. but "But you said til night was pitch dark. food that builds up the bony framf,wark. became awens —� I , i,` . - p. d t tend toy reaso So 8 re f ]et down her food, and How a�nld you tell bather he had red hair t, a uantities of opittna lien think of being happy with God in `► . toe run d wn pow. The , man avRwered ; every Y gt' I It is stated Lha be' fi ; and said a knows d it►thera record.. and 1�ow and then snob little treats as new or not ! , + was clot and bLnkets and bedding, which 1't a old man oor4tianed to look at me and ls►rBe numbers of •C tiname3n are ing o�earth neverhe�iters their min s.—,WedG Y . ' ., :1� l that s wh he applied to him.. So it r to take whelk I Balled. as •teat f fatly for ono er minute, but he pasted snuggled into the states from Victoria, B. 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T,,. .»Y . _ y �. tf `�y ` .� : -, y.. , 1 ..a. < t�._ t:� a- _ �aE. !E e_,:.t, f1 _.e3 r 'aE.n_Y. _', '• ". h`: .N ..._ .�i+ + I h.- _ ------------ — —_'l. t r ,: TOOUR11U (,I.lI3I:i:s:lsyreferring =M'! H:.Corina s and >Fi. Bftn�-' ' '>Rbwnship 5i, St o e o - to tho address label on your paper you �: d, •r'� 11` ' D ' ? -. , can a.ways ascertain the dste to whish have iti8de some deal. wbere they ea0h { t �. f' our eubacri tion to TiiH ld� Weis paid. sull a the farm- ro ert � h d I- .the . Tile abo�4 cbfitfent otr met' at .Kinsale ' •,t, . ,,a ,, F. { ; - }teinritanoes 'ar`e acknowledged by a re - P Y y I "olu �'Vednesda nd'Phursda of last week change of date on label on the Bret p �i,er tot- last year. It Will b stem bored LhaL y y ` " ' - ' ° �'' lowing receipt of rnouey at this uftice. p'iR aYs :12r. Cannata bought t -8 tkrq occupied by the attendance being; large, •especially at re(t•, :,r ,. w, f- •1i- �r peas. tf the Rftertaoou and evet�nig sessions. Pi'�bt - �"- "'4 rt `'r � •' keep the.d�te naitl a Mr. Banks last year d sol his ince on ° = " `,'' '"'"u >"L "`� A 7 r P dent C. Dole occupied,tiio.chiiir, and Mr, ti ' , � t .i the Et:ock ro: d to •th ;aster. The•sale is We B�tlt tG,info ihp people ' haf #ve keep in steak f6t t��it• a 60fn'[1 r3dation : 1 Ik'. I3utchison �var, jT14(�e 6eCr8tary p1'U till-. c�" cr ry now revoked. Mr, C nears has moved • ' "he , _ icktTing % ���' back to l ' ;�swn place 4►nd r. Banks has The election of ofi�cars resulted a$ 01•• some�ing• that every pers0l>~'lla>3.loi�g been l;e�lun� ,tXl vain, but 1y11LG11 hat3 at. I�' 1 lows : PreFident, F. Hutchieou.; ice- last beeq produced by'some fertile brain"4 #,Q '; tiX0 i I tae shape of a bought td. � olace at -t a villa :e which he W .. - President, James H rto , Bee. -Tr as.{ It, PICBERING, OvT, FEB. 21, 1890. fortneriy had rented. p. �• �-� �-� . .' _ - . -Tile new fire Ile 1 W' sig i:o' SO ilia •T. �'V. Hogle. b:x dative comm- e . ©T ,�E AB 1 , � ; Y. ' }��� �{ ' nolt 1G0, as stat d in 1 st isa The bell Edwai d Willson, J, F. Richardooiq, A. Gibbpn, P. R. Hoo er, C. Stevegson, o pai' e'm 'g iaft"ed in a la itpe'tliat will Inst a 1 has not bee . h' ng ye , as th firemen are BriloK >ag y ur detaetivp da andvp 1 L' 0 CALI SM S u T. E. Pu h, David Tn er, F. L. Gro n. _ :f" undecided ,•as o a octttion there is g life ti Anot-er late iuvetrtion ]te• a poo govet� wIit fra the QtR1z71e� Lo the lamest < ° ThA re:irinQ Presid nF then i9lpoke a !ew B10 Fails -•" Irons, S un %n Bottles an - - some talk of b ildin a der ek for the pot made=unary handy. Cuspidors. p y p , j - farewe)l words, they b aring greater force thin in the alta of Tin,-httaves or Cqt Hardware. ` - bell with a fire hall ndern th, bat the Pe xy . . -The school trustees are adv'ertisin than cuetoivary, owl g to the fact that ' g ditiiculty with this theme is probably . _ .k t=' <. '..• ' ,' rt' ;� ,• air. Dale as xemove from the tow,gshi _{,, i : ,< r ' , for wood. See adv. the'lack of funds. 'Tl a firemen mai be �' pp -F. Westlake of London, is the ' est relied u on in inakin the best osEible A motion was tuft dated by $ev, air. -':_ j gt F �, �'. , REIG. PIC. KERING p P Hall, and Mr. Jas.; orto , favoring but ,..j - - _I_ -' - of his sister Mrs. Rossie., use of the means at t ieir "di� osal. It is - P - - - -Eroding twine at L. Fortytli's tit 14c said the derrick �r*ill a built �n the Eng- one convention Buri g' the year, in the 1 12' c., anti 13 t c. per ound-extra ood.= r<ionth of June. T e neat convention '' p R lisp church propert Good central will be held at Brough ani in that mouth, 1 �..' . . -Mr. W. J. Dale is again moving location. b ? Rronud Rfter a ver severe epell of illness• What's gins; to lie'don'e .about our and will only cover on day. It will prob • _ Y _g , -Air. J. T. Moore, of the firm of Brown new ost .office'? I it not worth our ably happen that two conventions will be Aicore, Toronto was rn the village w)lile to ask lite Go�� rnment to build.a held iu the sear, bu each to consist of j F :a .--"'� ` s on. "t€', - �- but one days essi T T)iursdRy. beautiful structure in ut tow�q . YVliici►y �iessra. I: ol�witllsandiIl this (lstl reea��e w$Sther weT�lre sill I b DRIc and tevenson were a �' > i - -Mrss vettie Fergrtson, of Whiibv. is Gusctte. Aw, Fay ! on't s orebody du .' 1 p - visitin„ for a week at the.residence of 1Tr.- something► ? Just ;t ink 1 A besatiful Pointed to audit the s cretary .treasurer's grllnding away, which is an ,e� idede.e that out Fork is appre- • i books. Wm. •'arty. structure, of red brie with white lines ciated and is steadily 1nCi'etil6iII$ each seafi0u... �'�e expect 1 . --Ash Wednesday arrived thus" week running RI1 over it,• Rhin runs tuous A#, th$ eveniwfi Session, President , s{ tiare� besides, nit cot i wok and Ilutcliison mare his inaugural Rddress, she rosiest •TUI) iii the C10111L] Mlle this Vllla.ae ever knew';" I :' Rnd Lent is now liere, thus the customary e tha r Priv olities are Lelwinated. 1 f' a cu old i to ne it a and the choir furnished mu sic. ' Rev. air• for -the the next season. , People commence to realir t i �cint@ a to e o p P P P Bunnor made the welcoming speech- and . -_ -A pleasant pRrty occurred at the resi- Newton -we'll help ou ! 'ell 'em the 11e Gall bll Ust aS thea and pati o their 4lothes mane here -' - > deuce of Mr. Geq.4Hartrick on Tuesda lir. URIs recited. Rov. L. Perrin atat•ted y a - Y beRutlfiil structure ill have dellclotts - I - evenipg, the atte' dance being. large and brass door-kinobs Wand char rn,; fellow a discussion on the preparation of the list as well as .ally other place in the Doia'uion, a fact `i'111C11 I: Rmllseineht lent t window blinds -that' 1 cat i `erll sate lesson, �vbich w•Rs entered into by the j, I; audience Rnd interestingly handled. I observe wii,h pleasure., ft . —alar. 1F. 1,. Eddy is Zbsent iu Toronto r . i atten:]ing Grancl Loc]Te A.O.U.W., anti Pae �'4'hitevnle co espdiidt?nt to :he '�'eduesdflv tnoi•niiar`s session opened Miss' Etta Margach. has charg,•'e of• hrs' Oshawa Rcf�rnicr, sRr :-`d The per,pie of Willi singing anti prayer. Rev. Dr. bar- GREIG, 1 I�.JIZEAL1 �l G7S 1 ��1LV.[l.0 rass and Rev. _1ir. TrQUer each ruti•oduced ' �i� • division of the school. I lekering pre anxious) ,=awaiting the• I ro-• _ . - - �=Dr. R. til. Bateman was appointed yinciaL general electi ins, and the large suLjects ti -at ted to general discussion by _____ -, __ _-_-_ _ _ _+.-____ __ __-_-- .. - - - , --_--i --- - -- --- ---__ .__-_- .____ _ _ __ - i ` Uy the County Council vu 1ii;;11 School majority of them fee indignRut Rt the the sulievice, of the modes of c,,riductiu^ - lioard, and is wtyrktng on the- I'i-lance (herr}7mandering. lis -t'il`l is a stun- lessons and• the ret:pansiLility of "parents k ■T�C��`�� f " and School Property committees -'of that nor. It would lead ne t Rupl►ose that In •the afteruaau, Itev. air. I�a11 gave booty. ' :_ this tOWr+shi is stRndi g on •ts hind tens his picture of flan ideal SRLbath school, �' F - . i -Attention is direcied'to air. Win. D. au4l howl n with in ignati n owing io nna several uthRrs augmented his views. - - � - A mass' ineeting of the children, was ad. Go�d6p's adv. in another column. He some gerr�'inandering. VVha gerrymtin ' i • has bought the lumber yard and will keep (?er ;s re erred to ? Is it • he French (ressed by Rev. C. Dobson, and the best . . a large. stock of everything In leis line gerrymant er Act, or is it M.e -at's gerry• methods of conducting.an infant c,ass eras , { hereafter. mflnder o Sir John's sorry ander, or- tliscuFsed by those present. '— ,--- i -Some sneak thief"gained stn entrance sow we have it -is it Ise to nsliip conn• John Dr3 Jeri, 1[.1'.P., gate an �xcellent 11 I into the school house of Xo. k. Vi� est, �� ed tit's gerrymander in in king a new polling a.dtlress in the. evening, and girl' J, T. � � _ . � nesday night of last week. Anti stole the place at Alex. Mar acli's blacksmith Richardson Enu;:e sorlue hglpful farowell `'�C . ill g1Veeclal 'I3sigalns for cfsll'' dAr1IIg L clock: No trace of the thief has been sh ? It must `be the latter because tLe worths. 1.; i I Q - - found so far. R forincr would •allow no comments on The report laid before the convention jI - this week and next, as It is easier to handle • . - _ P P y Mowat•'s gerrytnfinder and Sir John's shrvs Haat so far as known "there are 22 i' i , - -J. E. Madill, ro rietor of the Ubl Roller' ;Lulls, Ubly, Huron Co., Mich., gelryman ler, and t'h aerr mander of Sabbath schools in the township, and of lett lits card cn our table one day last F ante have notliin� t do w th the I'ro these only 10 )lave filled out the reports 1CU4ney thaD tb take StOCk Of goods. KDltted Mr. Madill had been over here ^ and rethrued them tathe secreta as re• � , l week. vincial elections. VGe know tory little- .- visiting friends. , - - about politics, but ins ructive items like quested. These were of denomination ��` • $nd �'V001.Goods will be sold at very low paces "1 • --"%V,.e are sorry to state that Mrs. Cor- the above will_ soon b oaden our views as follows : 1 Presbyterian, 8 ,iethodist, I : hitt, who resides on Bing Ftreet east, i and make its "feel in i nut,' like the 2 Baptist and 4 Lnian. It ie a matter of �': ". ; : very ill, influenza being the prrtnRry greattnajoritr. much regret to tliost who are endenl•oar !: A number of suds Of,Ylllts fitIld below c'nst. X:. - cause. This epidemic is. proying serious --It is a{;ain our psi fel duty to record ing to make tae 84bbath School Assort • �' I, ° - with elders eo le. - tion a success, tits the officers of the di • Yarns • at a bl reduction. Golod` -suit of Clothes • . Y P P another sudden and u expected death of g -Messrs. "John and Robert Cuthbert, ares noted cit-: en, Ai .Samuel heldon, ferns& schools ' arle so indifferent an ., il, • . � iI • Mis. Armor and Mrs. Carrick, of Toronto, Last week he was Rssa led by the revs- .neglectful in makl� g returns to the seer - . . p for little money. Persian" Lamb Immitatlon { : were among•the inane friends from adie- lent complaint influenz ,and rt soon lode tart' on the blank ,forams. furnished. Th i' tante who on Saturday )al's;, attended the ed in his luncs and after a wee of sickness Association trust that in future mor CI, .. �-_ _ funerRl of the late Joseph Gordon, sr. lie died at :: stint, �t'e nes(lav mdr`ning• attention will be p� itt to this matter, thu i and Corderoy Caps, which .last be $Old at -On Saturday, Walter, son - of Mr. D'eceas!ed was acrd G1 y are gush 8 months. helping on an orggnir ed effort ip a goo { N Samuel Bray, Audley, while driving a U to the tiive of his irkness he i�as a canse• ��;: 80n1e rife, A set of Dishes and all 61assware team was thrown to thio gronnu and had his eery Hearty old wau, a ways in excelleut s 1 �' . c �' 1' . - • _ . head severejy cut, requiring • several spirits'and actively en i •Ed. I'or carr friss- ohn Yrs+ I n ani rheo . f . i�_ : stitches b wa of re"air. Hein ro toss-' ^ 6 Gilavrar,•t!ie �1h1:Ltd:anrera,have fort { alld (,rOCker3' being Offered at elltlCing pi'1Cet3, .. Y. Y P p s he has been a consists t- member of tho ' . , -i seg nicely. 1Liethodist church, anJ since cc:u-nK to ea n pzirtr,ership. -'Y.ev _lir. Slaw )las kiLdl "='Acte tet? A Lig dog light. oc tirretl• in Markhal i - ', t" All S110ll1u see •our Boots And Shoes especially y P live ii} she village lie has been caretRaer l ilio ca'tl of the �i hitevale, Green River of that edifice, of the p blit Fchool baild•_ 1 �ionduy night 'Letw'pen n Toronto bu 1 ,t and !Pickering La tist churches. He will , Jo, and a local cue. A big gaug of cit • ill P 'rnfs, and of t :e einpe •ante ):all. As a . I• the low rues for which we are "parting R ith felt - . . conitnence on lite field if the Loltd " is Mark of resperL. to der aFe3 tli� sciioo{s= i tuta;lts.n .t -easel tiielstruQgle. willing on Feb. ?3rd. Ser' ice at- 3 o'clock —5�uie itu:i;litat• o �eratioi,s are abo t �'' - n�a iu Prckerin�. Lucre closed 1'Tliursd v fternpun to per fi h i�' S11 ors, SllOes a21t� f3j'erShOes. A �''OOd StOCk 11Yein c(1111inPneet� re. Mr. Jas. Moi • I P init the pupil's to attend the funeral which d I; pp + ! W. J. Gordon, the ? r over, has told o carred at 2 p.ni, Se vice was held in I risey and Iiia you . : Morrisev i:re haul � : . out his business to lir. John Gordon, and t e alethodist c;,tlrta nil the ince:went i t.intcricii f:�r nit, );,rick residence b I�: of Fresh CIeii i�rTocerie5 on hand..: , the latter will condu� the same rn fut'ure• o •carred at Bet!ivl bu ial ground where � "`' ;1=e'r me �i n, otic, which �+'yil 1!e ren . - `� e understand �� . J. has secured ;: situ osis the faiY.ily r -s' lit: • in the ,new on . i. , o, leer inembers of the , amily have been ��tt 6 . . - a.tion on the railway and will leave tyle lard to rest. Deceased leaves a uuuCber t Mr..John A. I_in t,� :; n);,u handling ma' - - . village in a feu• days. o' descendautF and tela ices iu flits vicin tenial for a thou lQ c�uellitXfi beside hi ' -Public s1•ihpat4 is �eaten&A to Mr. i• to :ncurn Iris unex0e tech , removal from � residence. This is being btult for rental, ' and Mrs. Lvtuau Forsyfh on the occasicsn t sir midst. ) A cool#ie of oil:e a ar'e talking qi' buililiii _ _ ._ .._ _ of the death- of their inf:ant daughter oia . , , - • Louses this bilin cr btft plans are -,rot per __-- _-'- ___- _.�_- -- . . -:', school taeetiutq Rs 1031 SRtnrday, . Monday from an abscess. The interment fee .el. f r the erection of a tru •tee in this section -There is s' e ' � , occurred Wedn,esdav afternoon at the Rroituds for supposing t .,1] the vacant } ctruse Ly air; iluover's thnt John Drvde ?late. l'. . bI thutlist burial grounilt ,will croon eu• r •signiation. :fit l l a.i .the nleeLiug was tet the Yrovinci 1 cnbiuet. Tr,Nas. Rosa I o' • A ;;neat many muninrl#alities will this I (, llle;l to order, uud ,T. T Clark was electEtl yea publish the asseFsiuent rolls. This is expec•teti to re iro at the expiration of • c -airman, -anti A. Law , seeretRl' The 1. mat er will be so fulls' tested thus, }ear y' the present Ness on., anti will thus leave �,r-o—_ . . its success :;toms so� well Assured, ° ,lett of:the meHtiug w s.announced, au,) R vacRncy. tins is {tettiat► tip in Yeats, � 1 : . - I'. n minat:uus called for . Messrs. t'J. • . at another S�Etu wilt doubtless see the is a wealthy uta Lu�l HRuts ares -=more• i; I ichflrclsun anti Henry portion n mingled. I ivOu' if the' t1T12e t0 leave 3 ot11� order for tan practically imiversal. ever, to streak th � ho6eat truth is its nak- i p I , r. Jot:n Field, 'and iessrF. suint .). hi, i i Snnitary Inspector Richardsou had t cl beauty, it i•s tinted that lions will re• ,{ - I eddin snit E. McG:n Y nominated �Ir.. '=T �R `� •! RCOA -, the disagreeable duty «'ednesday of pelt l tire to await the death of the Baton Reg- ohn E. (Tee. Mr. be offered to with- ing up a scarlet fever notice on "tho, resi-. -sitar. If ftoi3s elites the vacancy may i draw in fa �or of lair. told, but his pro- be filled by Drur moving tip, and Drv. ,' • dente of Mr. S. Herks.. Tt �eenis a little . - p ser wou:ci n'ot eons nt. N show of Just o erred a lo;t .of the finest i : tion cf -that gentleman has the di ease den being appou tel Minister of Agricul- !" p , ]ands was tlie4 called or from' those ru r. I " but it is -said, not in a bad or virulent farm.', tnt•e; a position or wlii.:h iw man in the . d, If • . t ie roow. resulting iia ield 3.", Rnd Gee ` -Trio Frenchman's its S. s. sociRl Hause is so ems eutly tined. WEEDS fiRp�TSE IN rS and WORSTEDS fi 3lesere. Itetldin an '.1icGCnt- on be- , Tuesdi:y evenin;; -vas quite a suttee ' It ---A i`.ieetinf{ t delegates from -Whitby � •„ f i • - was free anti a colle,,tron WR3 taken up, I alt of their ecndidate, demanded a poll, Oshawa, Bowfin uville, Port .Hope and - 1 , hieh WRs o erred fort kith. When the ` - resulting► in a snug little sutra. The at- • P 0 votes pais Cobourg- met iu iowwanville on Monday • . - p Il closed at 4 p.m., ' been ; - - e 'er shown in Pickerincr to cLoose from, - . tendance was large and the prograln con- to discuss railw y accommodation. The , � , -*'. sisted altocether of home talent -which, c st, lair. •Fie:d 1eiting 8, and stir. Gee 31' original propos '1 teas to get the Grand �' • '• - - - - ' ' i ale chairhir~n, in saran nt�e of the I'nblie , .. U the .ray, is et ual to- Ru l Trunk to fay th new douLle traek.nearer o"" i 1 S' chAols ' ct, tuei; tincts ed \Ir. Field duly.' I I Y t and in def4ult of ,Tole \VoodrufT shipped fi carload' of t.ie towns nlonn the Iiue, , { ' e ec.teu as trustee. Iii..teriu of olilce wilt -1 f . catt'e to blonneal Sat.u�lar, itrcllase�i as � ?. sue, an arrange Hent to iut)uee the C.P.H. , 1�i - follows :-4 front Geo. Philip, brougham; � elapire at _yew"Tear's. The Board.iPuuw to build a loop lie connecting with these � �(� si .•;• ��,'d,dq-in�lde �■� Su,♦�ts �,� and �," ��%� Cda��� c mnosed of �Icfisrs. D O'Conuot ..tubi. �T. ? G Messrs. Steen, at.\Vhituy stat; -on ; `3 E. �'• towns. L'videu Ij, Lite eunvention aban• . ills: and John Field. ' �Ioltliy, 1 J. Turner, L'rou;;ha::� ; l�Robt.- y Honed tlli3 lilts' se.-ttL least felRnea 6o t0 �Ps , Milne, Green River ; 3 John Henderson It wleie is a Lapp mail iii all the � do -and pabsed •esolutions declaring that -.: I ,FP� �� i' 1 nd Itis uatne is 'tip. • t'flliaul Harri,an,-; connections with the C.P.R. would better . }' . t - Cherry Road ; 1 elsou bice, Gree>3 1 Liver. 1 I, s The cattle averaged 1150 lbs. The ship ickerinr, Y.O. Thjs utleuian has long suit all purpose.. Unquestionably, if C. �� —o � 1 mens also included 21 fat hot; . I'ithstoo:? the feminine arts, stating that P.11. connection can be seeured, then any �, I - - ,4 � lie, a•otklcl L'-0vCi be trapp d into matrimony ' desired favors w 11 be snore s peedil gut � _ � - -Ei r(lently ri other of \� l:itby's Citi- 1 Y `� j�'i j'� j �t zFnF has been forced by eireminstau.ces to 1 , nd 1Scu file past fifteen r:forty years aft. ed by the the c,1ud i{punk.. lioreoret', �: 1' RVSH tJt RAJ CE�JI .1-� ►7. • j p . ;;et out of the countt.y- Mfr. John b'ru.l"1_ 1Iarrig;trn.11. bren re;; riled as nu onto-'- the beat iiiethod of getting; thio G.T.R. in•. � ', - t I !:Arson, lite insurance, anent• I-Iis.detal. ! rtnible baclielot. . Ho ever, tit last his to a'couciliator moon is to open ne iia ; _ I_ 1 I.. cations seem "ruostl in the line of -into- 1>eai� .has been "made a ptive, as \-outlay ions with its Y at ivRl. The co v u sires f3 ke . t 711 stOCk... ' . Y t t; , n e Y p Il' • mttted_inonies to the com�an_y in whose Bening fie led to the alter. Alise Eliza tion passed th roses lution, •d That tills �- i. '� � • I . 1� sin lop he canvassed, anti; the amciunt is owan of this villas . The mart:iage ?I k s -1 _ . p conference deeu s -t is highly des -table eremon was erform i in the Rotnan variously estimated.- Evexy little- while Y p that tl.e innnici ahtice here represetpted i someone leaves Whitby in till's w•a� , and 0,sithohe church by Re . Father Jefieott shall have nom nioation with the C.P. R. _ � ,.<, # ' , _ the place is gaining shady ' •epute. Its i. the presence of a nu ber of friends itt and believe, thti the exitension westward. -•f! s .. , ' .. . - m,, and the knot as well and tcul i.. moral and financial atnlps fere seems P y from Cobonr t saran int on the C.P.R. - - I : rather unwholesome for those whose rec. " tied. Mr. J. H. Conn rs itcted as best near Havelock, ffords the most favorable - -- --'- -"V_— .^ - — : titude is not naturally robust.. _ man, ably anpporting tie groom through njeans' of secu Ing such connections. " � - • • - - I= .. '1-:: - - . - 1 -Oh, for Europe, Calilrnia, British the trying ordeal, while Mrs. COnnSra per- A delegation w s alipoinWd tQ interview « - -Columbia, Manitoba, an where, every• formed a similiar ser ice for the bride. Van Horne ant ascertain the terms on O . i ore, • ro w4 - ' , _ where -choice : of the . fo wing Royal At the conclusion of hs ceremony the which- the• C.P.I . eo nection wav be ob- . i t.r. ':D t, ^n!*ww�•A ,A_ r�y ` ? ,{, ,.,q. is. F.__ , - 1 + `gip,, -.� 'r B �—^ice i } Mail linea- Dominion, In Cnnard, guests repaired to the residence of the .tained ; also a 3iele -tion .to visit Ottawa k - 1 - • . " White Star, Anchor, State `a' d �Hambgrg br-ide's mother and a f w pleasant hours and sue for a goveirnment gran$ to the � - I '£1 J �, - ' Amn. Pkt. Co., also cheap excursion were spent= rn feaet><na, .social eopverae proposed line from Havelock to Cobogtrg tickets to all G.T.R. and fell pointe. and congratulations. The bride and awl westward to Toronto: Just what in• , .,4 a I Pacific Coast colonist exrcnrsro via Tor- groom are both-�+veil oplied. with this terest Pickering township has in the ' � -p.T / , 'I ,onto, North Bay and G. '. colonist w'orld's tgoois and t'he tare seems laden scheme proposed w4i cannot"at present �_' t4w � r . � r1],. .& 0 CM .L4W �� pot„ '` sleepers run through to ancouver. with golden promise, Ah eomfort an4 ga • If C.P.R. colmeetion is secured by ,` -•1=-Z '1 �«, o • - 9peciaily redneed ticket rapes to Chicago connubial happiness. a tender Mr.and tons east .and' Pickering is left out, it- C'�1��tjt5 0ra111GS L ►5, ' :airs. Harrigan our b st wishes in this; will be a decided in ur to us=if the con - and points beyond in R'iRcoSsin, Iowa, J T . i, . 1.' . 7 Minnesota, Dakota, W orcin ,Washing- 'behoof. 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Sor>:���n.,::a eriu:Lry .:hetet •i - - ihe du-stich:c'1 �n 4 night 1, .nl� l; f.. ? at Mr. Its hint^', ti. --I - --� -- HuI i'!il �`�, a !iL:UN', 0ra,' - ennary C')ilcge. '111.1 and Cherryw.l',•l , c, the horse's foot atter lot 3:3, 7%i) con.. P;t sl . . `ended to. TtleKrain P.O. ad esa : (seen I ��.,:, ; . Scif ' RIS {\G 5U\ L G. This Io1 evening , in the year, $very person ipvited. the grand Cause of T, - -- Ouoittc -- • THO AS DL'N 1 MiasCioner for tab mons . OIit. R B U N TI'S G•; - BJ. tenses for Q Ace at �be store or { village.' - ' T1 RBF kTO`', oncevancer. sadsviL�e, Accounto: Money to loan on fa hsAed.• OFFICE- A Broughwu evory M transaction of bnsim % V. P.•ICH A American Lite, team Insurance CoalpaWe ' and most po,,•t;a-_ P ,) ,. : to k'an on ail Binds of rates. • — .fl : A _: P05T, - - . for ••:e ,•,I.,. and epe,-ttic:.t:•ins 1:: building. Stod:lf an Ventl;atio:: a epec:a corner Duud-ii s::,' P%eaideu,�v—X1U;..FZ,,, -11N•t - -- Txo�I 1�Uz: tioneer. V :til,�1 the whose of '`:oxt}: atte'atioug:Ver: r•,;L.l Charges uo.ik':ate. Box 47, Bruu, oar::. U . Joxti� L�:., '-- Mak?•:• I-V�r•.'' proinl tly btte:;,1":t t �' ship. llou t turf, : t1' . • news, hint; s:ruk::. 1 _ 1... 1 GRD0`` HU .lances iter,?" :r. Ane new brick h+:; style. Every coni- -r' travelliu; p:rbli.. and sheds. Tj[jESTEWN � II rr rW now oli::r 'ua travelling 1ubii,,. changed I'miets, has _ i Out. ' Sitl;ated ati It t ' 1*0 convenient ', :•.I Or lunch at all reasoi and shed room. llk�! borsee or cattlo. W, The bar :s ooc=n,a,; with p,irt; hgii tr, CULLY, Prulrrietw-. A --- - �;-! C UTHNER d• I . erina, Ont• twe, I_can 4marunt+ F. Lazarus' F.ye-glas cleaned on shortest 'n . Crates. : ; -- Fo $1 , 0 w ht i d' : Village of Picketin + a on Church street. on the �rtreCnieee a HEMPT07.1s Pick `a ' tk: ars t l,.e. _ PICKERI k >; • � -. 1 '' Open for the trw 1, ,'. Bumking Business. of*xlcr, xatt:ts—F I • 10 to 1 o'clock.' `� . 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