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.. __ . DECKER'S., LIVERY! OUTAIROUNDUS ate with J. L. Sp�ink respecting the same. . - �.1--l'-'_ " V
. the acts, regulations, and proceedings, c . - - - .1�1" . '.
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. ,Vedic . . real or imaginary, of this wonderful We understand the Whitby council in .: ..;�._ .:.,.. . . -
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. __,��__�__ - - . -- -- . -.1--l-A-_� As I have bought up Dan Reddin's livery LATEST LOCAL HAPPENTNGS RFCO"ED 'BY society. way obtain the same by a : _., - .. : � _'1-1;
I z.- pplying of thie municipality respecting the occupa- - � -11 . ., 1, - Z, ,?! .
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'Wf B kTEVAN, M,D., C.M., M.C.P. business and have added several new THE PRESS AND JOTTED DOWN BY OUIR to Bro. Gardiner, oar honorable president - I -1 . _ 11V
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& office and Residence, horses and buggies, I can a-ocomodate. - COREEBP(,NDYNTS. . I . .V:, .*7 i J
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gi.gstreet Pickering Office hours: Morning -the 1. . . or to 16 Observer," our worthy and effi and disposal of timber on the same, having - .:..- -_�'..,. -., I .-. I
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' public with good rigs at -all hours. t . . - � , � I—
00 to 11-30 -1 Evonillg 6 to S. Covered 'bus meets all -trains. In . -, - , , � - . I . - .1 . cient secretary. ppointed a committee to meet a com- 1: �,�-,I%-., � 4, 1z zv�:.
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___:�__ I I . . CLAREMONT. - - ! keepers in this section a - - - " .....� . � 0__..I�
. - . . . I . . .1. . r The different bee mittee from this council to deal with these *1 .-. I � - _,�.� ��. "
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�_:�_�__77 =77=7__��� connection with liveiv I keep a . . . I
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rocol Arask. . . ��, I , " . � __ . are hoping for a good sea,son and report matters would recommend that Messrs . :_ � 11 7,-.,_: ..�,' _'�;f .
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V_�, . I . that bees have wintered finely. We think Boyer and Mowbray compose said com . . - -,. -
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ing Stables, Pickering. man will be found in the office of Gerow's Pump - . o I . - d - __ ,fttj, J. I
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I --mi,.';�,ts Ida Simpson, , - - Factory ChLremont. where be will be pleased to that the industry of bee -keeping is both mittee on behalf of ihis municipality. We � . ; , _.r .- _.;�;:�, -
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1,Upil of Mrs. J. W.'Bradley, of the Toro C�e(D- - 'K77- =M0==n. see anv'af his subscribers.1 profitable. and important, and will event- wish to acknowledge the receipt of a peti :.: .-: � I _.. %,
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servatory of Music, M others for _. ... .1 �i. I I... I
_____ - -1-4- �_4 _"_ - - f" _- Business in the real estate line is qutet. nally become one of -the adjuncts of good tion from George Long and ,-;;
t.o give ie5,;0iis in voice culture. ,4! )EPa m OD C� !� - C" a , . . . - .- _ . -
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wisbin.- to i)i 4%, � -,&o,,q "I" . this week, with prices steady. . ' I ''' " �.:- -.. - ,�,�.. -,
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e-ommunicate with her .. �. !-:.7"..:� . . farming, every farmer keeping them an grant on 6idelin* . , . :!. ; .1
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instructiO!' will k'11d1v � .4 :I. i . � Pend their , .... I
I I at Ch�reinont. . I. " I .. I . .- : - , - . . . a - much for the sake oi the' usefulness as that 9, grant be made upon the same terms .1, . . _. � .\ : . -4-
- I . - - I , I time in troding hats, and other fertilizers. We are of the opinion that the � . , J
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. gh Instruction Guaranteed. 409 00 Im _0 -4 6T r4 as offered by Mr. Spears, and that Mr. . I . I .
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.- � en if required. 4o-52 cc, . "'r I 0i M i I secret of success lies, in a great measure, Hilts and Mr. Westgate be com. for same. I : :. - �
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The best = �Z 1% OUX N . I R :: Severbl visitors bay.e been amongst us in the work of the brains, heart and All of which is respectfully submitted, On - '. - � � . _. . . - .-.
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.. ----1-1 - . Since Peter 'left the villan, for that ed success in store for those who have itte on Contingen- I . � :._ -1
_. R.tWELL, Q. C.-, BARRIS. W . i 40 ge Your Standing Comm � -,
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.- Ci -own Attorney, and County 1-4 -4 -4 ." �4 - I F" . northen coikuty, the astronomical experi- started in this line of business, in our ciev beg leave to report - and recommend as. . _. .-. � I . � 4 -
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Solicitor. C - �_ � - . _� �10 oft� ' � I IR ments 11%re almost entirely ceased. Ile n6ghborhood. - * �.. - . :� . . 1�
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. ON% & W14 ! i ___ - - __ I seareb. . . oh $22 50 ; D. R. Beaton on salary, 035. Your - � . .- - 1.�, . I
]) (;Olicitors, &c. Office opposite Post &U ^,� f - P day our attenLiOU was drawn to a mu , , * - 1.1� .
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. if 9 � � 9 C! Eev. Mr. Cameron occupied the Bat-Itist dilapidated rig in the ditch at the corner . -
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43illiv Loan. By ! A; ,.6 & . ` Messrs. Dow & McGi . . �, I.,
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.0, pulpit on Sabbath last. His thscourses opposite J. P. Sadl :
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iDljntor. & . ,N-Ioney to loan. 'NO G* Q 15� U ca z;m k Mansfield which account is recommended - , - -,- - . -
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Office: ��erOntarioBanh,Picker- CD 0 Q 6, -in our public schoil, and is well way with a team on business, and was f ` - : � ". v�
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��. �_ __11-- , 10- . . . = We came very near havinig a la,*'snit erious runaway. We failed, however, to excessive, would recommend that $10 be - . . - .. ". 4-
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I `.�nce ormiston & I)rew, Barristers, ;i 'S too ��.� 45 0 ; FR Of not too- elevating a character. 'learn the cause of the accident, and as paid in full of same. All of which is re - .1 - : �. - .
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Notaries, "e., 13 Toronto . Street, U . .
Solif:,,tors. tk . . 14 �1,z It cd Z .�, 04 :71 > 4D Witnesses were calledA and the magistrate there is nothing . _�. " ... ..,-.,
-P i . in our beat little town spectfully submitted
. -, -ru, . t 0 - .W 1. ,Q $3 01 42 1 . r, :,. ; �, 3 .
. ro,,c,.WiIl b:3 ,at Clat ,,ont evqry Thursday ..I� i 'r A ot, -obes of office, wken the hideaus euough to frighten a horse, we Boyer report was adopted. � - .
mlop.n. 2-�,v 1 * , _" Z 115. W N.. . . had donned his i I ' . - , , , �*
. Money + . . ., . - . . , Air. Mowbr )y Mr. AGerow - I - - . w.: .,� I - -.1
office (iN:'e.r .1. B111)(1V'F ',i1r_'_1)- ____ . . I - couchided it inust have been due to the ay seconded I .. . 'i , 4
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. %� , 0,.,z i . N M "'W Ln t6 t- - reeve be and is hereby em- � - . . .
ENTON & DODS', BxRRISTERS, -! T sayed the village from the effects of such breakiiag of part of the harness. Ait�houg xnoves that th . - - -
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� jsaiicitora.'Notaries, Etc., so)ieitorsfor Citv . I sign an order on the treasurer in . -.- .- I 1. .,: I ,�,:.
_. 11) ' ' - a demoralizing investigation. from the wagon, Mr. Westgate powed to . - - I
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and Couut�'fO-111 - ciation. 101 Ad Here .am 1, Farmers. .. .,,, - favor of N.1 r. C. Downing whose contract - - . . . I . _...
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I ,ephonegli. oueofthepart- -. .. . We bave,peveral athletic biqclist-3, escaped with nothim, more serious tha- - � I -
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. nerg will i)e in Clare�nont- every S,aturdtLy Over ., , among wll(.In we mighl, inention Alex. a Eevere fright and a good shaking -up. m' 9 - . . . . �-. - 11�
'for .0 of this council on certificate of Mr. Hilt � I ,.* '- �.
131Y 1 liave some fine Machines to offer " .: .' L.i
- Hopper's Store. swit sha. As plain ria. PATRIOT. . - . L - I . g .-;
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: . - 1, t;tej . d' 101 -ills, Celebrated Wilkinson these sports Eire practiciug some more . - the Reeve orant his order on the - - . �. .,
I 1_2,�_-�.�, ee - . Pickering Council. that - .
. -I- _,�__��___ .� --.:-, I- I . I - � I I., -.1, . diflicult exercises. *ri, y I ave the die- . - . . surer in favor of the parties for the I.. .. � - . - ,-
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. . erinary College, Toronto. diaeases of f F. Sharrard is the poEses6or of a very the town hall, Brougham, on Monday, them in the reports of the Standing Com- ' . . I I . .., �.
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the djuiesticate, tricky bicycle. Aflilie coming from the April 13th. Members all present, Reeve mi . . . .. .1 . ...
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� night promptly attended to. office and residence - . ..: - :.: - - - Mr. Hilts seconded 16y - Mr. Mowbray . . . . . - .-,I-., � �,
0-3-T ; ' ' station one day recently this spirited in the chair. Minutes of last Meetin,g read - I . % . -
st Mr. Isaac 1�inton'g, PiclriL'9- . &11 and Inspect Before Pnrebasina. moves that this council do now adjourn . - . , , - - .,I
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. . ____ __ ________ ETERIN�,RY'SUR- . machine bolted find Cirew its rider from and approved. d'abd referred to meet on Monday, May 7th,for the trans- -' - I . , �. -, .
- M off Its back with considerable force, in� Several petitions were rea . .- . . . - � -C -,!�
,11 HOPKI"KS'V e'Ontario Vet- action of business.- . � . - .1 . 1: � � ,.::. �
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. xEoN, Graduate of th Whitevale a 11 a flicting a severe gash upon his head FLn1 to the vari3as standing committees. � � - 1. . . _�: .- -
arinary College, Toronto, will visit Mowbray moves that . . I
Saturday. Diseases of --- ----- -- - - ---- - - - - - - --- - _____ otherwise giving him a severe shaking tip. Messrs. Gerow and . I WHITEVALE. . . .. �- - -11. �.. ...
. . and Cherrywood every oeing forge .. . .14zw STIOCZ olr-- from Mrti. the Clerk write to Messrs. T. and G. I I .. . .-. � .. . . ..� -1 r : " ;...
a the horse's foot at+ended to at my sb Mr. L. Banbury purchased . .
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..�_ lot 33,7th c6n.. Pickering. calls promptly OODS, " , of Markham; Wm. . . � . . 1.�
ievale,ont-IDRV =:m G 0 Adam'Elliout, of Audley. last week a fine Morgan - . 7 .�"'i,
&wded to. Ttdegraph address: Wbit f Brougham, and the Fleury Manufacturing Miss Ida Gerow, of Pickering, is visit- . �... . .- , 2,-:.
. - as : G teen River. Ont. 34-v JUST ARRIVED--SHIRTINGS, COT- blood mare. He now possessesone o . . . .. I � I— I I . . .1
P.O: addre . - Company, of Aurora. for their beat ,price Ing at her parents. � - . - . .
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�- RISING SUN LODGE N. 0. Mens'and Boys, Shoes for evory-day wear. good horses, and in this line of business on motion Mr.- C. Rogers was heard be- M ,-ss Mary Kirton, of Toronto, is spend - . . . .. 1.� '. - ..
- � dge meets every Monday COOPER & SMITH niLke. btat . . I . . . � . - . � � �.
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. evening son invited to join and help advance , Underhill is collecting material I I _. . . . . . Z-. 11'iy,
Rvery per . Best Tinware (Bundy*s make� in stock. rreab Robert LI I eented an in creased petition of ratepayers. tives of this village. . . _ -1 _.
�the*rand Cause of Temperance. - 121v Groceries always in Stock. Prices guaran- a 454 names . . - . . .I .� %r�
- for the erection of commodious burn UD011 The petition DOW Contain . We anderstand that John Wilson has - - . . I :._ - � ..'�._ .
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. � Usincoo C. arlya. - Please call. better known as the Hamilton Kille - � - ': Z.
. '. . prop6rty is . Clvdeedale horse "Allalea" formerlv - - . I . _ 1'. . I ,�
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. . . . farm . The barn will be placed upon a follows : . Vardon. . - � � - - , � �_ I.., ;_,� . -4
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_ .4, - cellar room beneath. A. Rawson has a 90 . . 1-. -17.
� I .kS DUNN, Couve.�Rncer, Com- - .� - - _____ - � of which is respectively submitted. On called to . the death of Mrs. B. White, of , . .. . .- v ��_: -, ,.1�1,
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, Tm'lioesmiDer for taking Aflida,its, st : motion of Mr. Hilts, chairman, report was Cedar Grove.on - , ., � � . . - . __
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t his resideuce, Pickering at l6west rates of interest. Mortgages and Do . r t h I u s,.. Rev. ner asking him if an error had been made . � .
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nw at the store or a ,erved on SR'bbikth nex.� 0 Anthony and family have moved to Sear- . .. -, ,� -
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.- . Vii . I . age. __- ____ __ -------------- - bentures purchased for eneb- . Mr. Hanna, I. - .A., of Uxbridge, will con- in his contrak for building culvert between boro. Mt. Anthony was an old resident . I ..,! � �- . .: " . . . . -
. ' duot the services. As Mr. Hanna is R 28 and 29, in con. 6, Cedar having been . .I- _. . .
. � R.BEATONN, TOWNSHIP CLERK li Msrz.ji:�h_ of this PIRce and will no doubt be very . .1. __ -�, . I , .:
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.1 * conveyancer, f duect spealier, no doubt the appropriqe charged for in sarne. - ... � .. ..... ,, .i .
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. . : 1) t gLud Insurance Agent. : bought aud sold on cull, 1=6W U. I . ting township officers much missed bV his many friends. Tile . - . �, .. - - ,�'? 7
affidavits, AccountaD 1-4toned to Tiie by-law appoin - - . , �, - : i
. Money to lo%11 on farLa proverty. wills pro- - -�--.L . rierwous he will deliver will be I ed its third reading and was V"Cancy will soon be filled by Mr. Carter, I - . . . _1
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- OFFI(I,E-At Whitevale ,AFentfor: Western. Lancashire and CitTof by large congregatious. Stra of Clarepont. SHYLOCK. � . . . I � j. I '' -
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. Brougham every Monday afternoon for the - FLrb lusurmict Cow- adopted. The following changes were . - - . .
. I .oudq and NIKoebewter . welcome. �. . - . . .
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27-v . I made in the I Ist published in last council . . �. !
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I I trSusaction of busincss _� "Is �We noticed T. G. Golding. agent for th lin Philips instead of,Thos. ' Robert Scott I and SCE, of Scott Tp., are . - - . .. . . -:. . . .., - � - �,
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- . . A)-chttect. - " . I - - . Puracber in No. 8.5 ; E. W. Eavens instead rusticating at Wm- Pallister's. I 1. . .
: ,. I * ,�,,!',', -.-o . �� -, - - ---.-,- I �_ - .. I-;.,-,- , ._,.-_ V.&ah.M2zS for B.A.MaM. lingtou, in tile village on Tnesday. He of John Eavens, No. -,3; A. C. Burkhclder - E. A. Thornton, of Norval, is home � : - --. .; ' � z " - ) : :, w . -�
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. ... AL . POST, COUN-TY ARCHITECT speaks cheti-fuily of business and- eimets instead of Jas. McCreight, No. 29 ; � John spending a few days with his parents. ' :- . ,.�
. . CONIVETANCIING CAREFULLY DONE. to have it large delivery at tbib place next Coultice instead of Wm. McMullen, No 2S; de a short vi6it with .. .1 - - .
for the count) . John Tucker ma - .
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. . and spee AO hot w&ter heiting and SpInug. The firtu lie represents et))OVS a James -Paul instead of James Hall, No 63; his numerous friends on Monday. oall * -, - ..:
. : . building. Steam and - . and -uprij.,ht- james Gormley instead of Arth�ur Gorm. I - . _. . - I— --. : � . - .
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. offlce-�ierrie Block , _TTU ide reputatio - gain. - . . , . 1: .
:_ * ventilation a specia,ty. Wnitby. - lage 15�zopqzt,y.- ,v- 13 of lictiestv -rfiat. E. Derusha be pound- . .- %. ,
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corner _y north 94de King street, Dogs, and no doubt his custotnei . .
Roaa East Pickering. 37' (jood'Village Lots on ' - emout; I Messrs. Sin - nsus - . - . - . - 1: �. ''. � �
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. Residence- Kingston . betwe .r and the conoge grounds kieper iutitea� of John Reed at Clar . . . .
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� - __ ------- fur sale, together v�itb otber village property. Foi- many years JGhu Palmer's shoe Jobu Jones instead of H. Disney, No. 9. our village. . . . .1 .. . . :. - . . - ,_ . 0
: . Atictioitee)-ing. : for sale vvry cheap. l . tided by M.r. Hilts, ' - . .
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. �L__- - - - - - - I - . - - I bilop ].IRS f,tood (in Brock r i Jas. Lawson, formerly of Pickering Tp , . . ...: �
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. : FAI It b AN hk S, tile old a"nd rellable W. V. RICHARDSON, seuttxl the fierce winds and stift gal6s of dent of Woodbrid-e, is- . .. - .. - I _. ._-, ,
- till in 'he fie;a. ame and -.; - .. - .. n roads be laid before this council at its but now Et resi " - , % , . , � .
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-1 - L'a Auctioneer, 9 Dy sales chtru Cffice: Dale's Block. flickering. I M.. this northern climate, find mithlu its 0 t meeting and that no petitions be paying his various friends his compli- - -. .. .. . . , :.. -
�- ! willing to 'couduct a h-iDg his pat- - _____ ____ -_ ------- ientloned geatleinau has ,Qem . . . . - : .:. : . - - .-�11. . . . - :
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. . . ,t favors, and bopes for a,coutinuance Industr-ously pheil his tools in his en- passed through - � . . .- r. -
rous for par ARN ARD'S wft"'; ",' . Mr. Boyer gave notice that at the next Several MarkliRmites - . .
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en+s as to dates and terins Cali be made or to clothe meeting of t6is council he will bri for R. B. Vardon's sto . . . '__r - . - .
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. I - I rangeui t 45-tt .. . ,-BARGAI NN * more than one geupration of our citizens. by-law to submit to the ratepayers of the y pur- . .r - . , .- I ..
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. . HOMAS - .'. 0-0- . ,. - option clause of the License Act. ing � - .. I
IT tionear, Valuator, etc., for East .York and -''. . ,�� '; ' � .. _. , . .. the property passed into other hands I Our sports are busily engaged prepar _ - . . -
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I . . gnij srjuth Ontario. Strict - :' WWf, Ellery NITONIeMent_ i1l The tiatisfer of the place doomed this Your Standing Committee on Roads their animals for tile spring fairs. Am . . _.
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. atteu-on given to all orders by vnail or tele,raph. I line worn and ancient structure, and last and Bridges beg leave to report a d recom - 6ure,we are fully able to cope, with any in .' .1 .. 1. ..,b -
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- � ChFtrges �.iodeirate. Address THOS. VOUCH"'�, 402, Coin Si1v iQ rHuntliag Case t' , pla,!eed mend aq follows :-Payment to R. Nesbit . . . . �_ -, - -_ �_ .L
.1 . week man's destroying hand was . ' the neighboring district. - _. . :" ' .. --
I - � Box 47, Brougbam, On' .. I - foundation@ and its timbers torn for -812 ft pl!ank, $9.113 ; Casper Stotts, re- , . A, . � �
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I Boots a,11(1 8110es- I __ ,� . .. filling washout between lots 20 and 21, 2nd t . - .� . I . . . .
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ND SHOE ; . I.i� , . " . . . . - .. . - I!,
I:- J011N LE'SL11 , . are distanced by more preten- . ., . � s,
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. work. orders '.- ."i.,"'. . .. T. F. Wilson 64 ft hemlock and two loads season will be a verV bpy one. . . .- .
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. k t�� ;o. Experienced workmau- I . . 0 . . . tious ones, but when . of cedar $1 14 ; J. H. Connors building A majority of our townsmen are willing ' . ...
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ship, Dol)'t forget th-e stand, neaXlYOPPO3iW I—— i .- -- --------- turn to visit L breakwater bet -ween lots 20 to contribute towards erecting a band ',. . . - , ,
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- G James cirordon, proprietor. fully 50 -per CeDt. frOln old . - . grunt on 6th con. bet lots. 28 and 29,. and 'Why have we not a society for thih � ., I !`.�'...
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. . ESTERN HOUSE, Pickering,, Ont., 11pout a few days of last week visitiog her ,iz. - - brute attac � 1, .
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W now open foir the actcom modatic n of the uncle, Mr. Richard Brignall of this Place- the same except the payment of road democrat was sent down the western par . . . . . ... .�� �_ I 1�
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, travelling public. * This hotel, ha' o. S.... BOUrnard9 - M rs.Tremble bar, been vel -y ill1for over machine and one man and one team and of the town t a bre k e speed, . . .1 I �. .
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horses or cattle. Weigh scales oil the promises. . � WHITBY improving the condition and. appearance offering gratuitous labor and would ecom . �11'
- � and is stocked 0 Cey's mend that a grant be made upon the same able citizens in saying that such : . - .-_ �. -,:;� �
- The bar is open at all legal hours of the lower buildings on Mr. S. Mael I ,of respect - :, ..- `. - . _4
Me- . I terms as offered by Mr. Spears and that � I � 1. � -.1
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. � with pure liquors o 151Y . . r. Varty be com. fQr furious dr � - . - � . , I . �,�
- - CULLY, Proprietor. Granite Works Mr. Hilts and M -JUSTICA, .. - 4.1 �,.t �
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% . I . I Wolfenden'Grani all pleasure he took Uk visiting A school, and 21 in the 4th con. be opened and would drive up to the boa e and i du th n - L . , I % , ..", , -
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- . . - . ent. Ultimately it turned out that the The Most"WAS awd ffox6nblle Order or chapel o perform the ceremony. of 11 o. - fte . .
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. � � .. 11 .. - . ", . - - . �0 , -_ � Birltials- Nobility. Ing u he hatchments" of his late pretteces- Pkil it -klltil�� i
. � I - �_, F - pocket book belonged to an officer who had , � -, It it - r- - �,
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. - . � _ , I �... k6itbrmig th omelos - fallen down in the street five weeks before, Among the many E hah . -
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- , .1; ,. � ., � . n 11 , Ifiatitatious Ott �, ,_ - .
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. - - - I of shield, helm t I re and other mili- as a well known 4*4' � lfcCarthyites ref tie
_... . -, . �. and close Lo tte spot where thl money was which, C-Ivefed with th list of an tiq it . 'nu- -
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- .��.. .. � �-.�,:�-_. -, . . - .,." __. found. . tary be onainga of the deceased knight and Vancourer, British Columbia, wa,s 14% .. . . . The
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. . .. . * '.'"LLEGED %re offe eduiby being placed on the altar ; do" a street in Ottawa lie satultet :i 404 .
. .1 I - . , `: - - ppl. A most -amusing incident occurred lately timis oF life and Pociety wore entirely differ- lnl Was C
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11 , ,-1 I . , SONING. in Sylhet, in India. A postosl peon,, while out from what they are at present, none is of StL, eorge, being afterwards removed to by � ne�tiv dressed woman, rath r'op-e44 ' : di" Pacific -
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4 � .. - . .:%_. _: ..'. .. . . � -:,-�,�,,.. ,., the house of the deceased. Thin - rt of tile 8e88lrg in appearance, The'C"A BL
. T . I . . . ... L. .i - - . .... . .1 . 7 registered and insured letter, containi ceremony, lit an age when helmets are no looking, and to all a re , .1 a freight sheds at
I - - Ing know as " The Order of the Garter." The Allt
�- '. - - , ,-r- �._ ..-,- � _ . _.. : .. . . .,. ppearauce a lad ed on Monday.
A . 11� � - - '� *1 . - - . I several currenc - notei,. snatched front I 'a longer worn iknd swords and lance are sup- was in half mourning, and had a ally. 86 .L1 ,Vrere burned
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: . . . � . :,�. British Subjects Ifiled in, Ton�juift. y 'I longevit of the institution is very remark- - . .
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I . - - . _. 1. � . .1 ;. hand by a kite. After standing for a mo- I I I)Ianted by firearms', is a mere formality. covering the upper half of her f Ort V,.i, . A syndicate has been I
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I . . �.,. � . .- I - ., ment in mute aatonishmer t, he gave ashout, After the 'I batchments" have been disposed woman pointed out to the man, . ace. . .
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I .. - .. ._� - I .... . . .:.. .. Irith a capital of 9120,W0
I .. . _.. -_ --. .1 . .. - I.. . . of a meeting of the companions of tile Gar- '(Who b leum, Wells at Mancora, P,
I . . . A of, tile knight. elect is conducted tcr the is one of Vancouver's well.kno' Y till
, I . . I., . : . . - -Kite Steals a Registered lAtter , - - and the wicked bird flew strongly and rapid- tee, the association accomplishes nothing'in way, Wit b . �
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. i . . ... :.. , - . ly away, and wits after a few seconds fairly w tr, -religion chapel, walking betw3en the knight com- ness men) that there was tw. Lord Randolph Churchi
� I . I , or politics, as a body it is &boo- a little knotof meil
. - . - � - �._, - L' ,�. :i - ... .� . . , out of sight. Tile postal authorities of the ly tely destitute of influence, and yet no die- missioners, with his mantle, hood, collarand standing in front of the Y' M- C. A Is llev . I Mashone,land to awerta
J \ .. . . _.- 8 - ; ; . . �l, , . town at once too d be be so kind as to'
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I i . .w _. _. . It i i reported that Tipp - I no k'time by the fore -lock, and t:nction is more ea erly covt ted and no in. a book of the order's statutes borne before building. Woul __ region in suitable tor E .ngl
. ..:� . L . .. .1 it Tib * is w'at - in )ter to walk down ilie street with h;rn Permit
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, _. - - - - . . .- 1yamyembe, sufferin not only reported tile matter to the police, otitution'bas laste so many years with so him. Ail oath is administered to hi to
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. . . cto use his r'ght arm. but flashed the news by means of telegrams, little change. keep the laws of the realm, and after this was afraid to go past there? 11V. '488111 .
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� - . . all over the district. The whole of the day has been taken the knight enters hi own moment's hesitation tile man Ithout a . two
I �. _. . � � . Gerritany's merchant marine comprehends The foundation of the or der was"lly Ed- 8 consented nted at the I
. - . � - I : _� was spent by the people of the post office in 9tall or seat, and there is invested with the lady apologized for askina hi . The . those represe
.. , ..� _. - - 1594 vessels, with a. registered tonna f ward IIL in the year 1349. The common im, and af
I � .11 - _. . ge 0 company With the police, in a regular bird's- mantle of the order, an elegant cloak, -of a1suri.ng her that he was only to( ter his �
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. - i - . . - - . . :.1 1,320,731. Six years ago fi were sWry, and one even now generally credited, - sery ice i I 'ley started - .) happy to be I � The Russian accused c
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! - ..''.. : - respectively 44,257 and 1,294,288. The The lotter was, however, found in a thicket order owed its origin to an acci, hood is placed over the mantle, an "Own street to. .Ding -letteris to Prince I
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! . . �. _. .- - - . . . number of sailing ships has fallen during . - dent or an armour; that the Countm of 0 d the col- Rether. They had not golle very far be . mother hag been expelled
i '. . . .1 this time irom 3,607 to. 3,779, and the num. next morning. .. . . . I . . � Shrewsbury one day at a court ball dropped lar a - Id chain. is placed about his 'mock, Abbottstredt, wheii a large, Well-deve YOhd . . about
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i . . each point in the robing, being ex. ly'all at(, lOped
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. � . .:. � 815. . ;. .. I A 130y's Essay On fjid� , - king, who remarked to t9e courtiers,' who memory &nd to the honor of St. George. demanded sternly. .. O'Shea"; eldest daughter
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: __ _.. .. .- Berlin's Society f6r''the Hdineless shelter- Gfrls is grate on making believe. Sit The most important part of tile regalia is 11 Oh, (,�orffe, I didn't m- eart any bar., I �
� . . I e will was not altogether the result of an accident, now brought ferward and the garter is buck , Dozens of cattle, 110rl
. . . . .." 'ed last year 108,000 men and 15,5M women. make believe a doll is a live baby. She wi - really Ll'n' t,' answered the Woman quick,,,
. � - - _. . _'.. I . Ill " Honi soit qui mal y pense," and added
_., .,... . � -Since -1870 the society has assisted, with make believe she is orful sweet on another that be would make the garter such a d iatine. led about his leg with the words : � at tile same time beginning to Sol). - dying near Britt, Ia., (if
I . . . ._... lodgivgs�, baths, breakfasts, and medicinal girl or jL feller if they come to see her, and tion th,_ir. an one of their number would "To the honor r,f God onin i potent, and in Tlie Viincouver man attempted to explain vitad dog ran amuck in tit
. . �.� care, 2,209,000 persons. � . when they are gone she will say, " Horrid L memory of the blessed St. George tie abo weeks ago. - -
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1. .. : � - _V Paulus, the famous singer of Boulangism, old thing !v2 I soon be prouTto wear it. The awry is pro- tit to tile 'rate husband that there %.as nothilIg 7a -mar min
. . . . 4 . bably Lpocryphal, not being mentioned by . The great D
- has refused an offer of 30, 000 francs w mouth If Yer don't do wits a girl tells ye she any writer of the time, and indeed no' ompany of Fit,.
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: ... _. . . . � - thy leq for thy renown this noble garter. wrong, that his wife had merely asked him .
_..., - - t r .. . i Wear it as a symbol of the noble order, to walk down the street with 'gold to a c .
. . _� :1, * I . to sing at Berlin. He replied : " Magni - says your horrid. t aP' never to be forgotten nor laid aside, that protection in the dark. But he - $475,000 cash and '_)5,004
. � .- fi I drather be horrid than pearing in literature until 200 years after- him as her
. . ;. � cent offer in the case of any other country, be soft. If you do -what a girl tells you you ward, anti then thereby thou ma st be admonished to be with the ejaculation : ,,oh, Waecutshort
. - I - - - : but in Berlin -never !" . in the work of a foreigner. courageons, and iaving undertaken a just the same yes ; its jast valued at $1,130,W). -
. I - - - ,.. - will do all sorts of foolish things. The strongest reason for doubting its truth T, story. " ' - The mayor of Cork sai(
I i - , . .. war, mayst sLand firm, The w - I
: . � . . . I Inl890 there were i r 'Germ '- ` Girls can be good in school every day if is found in the fact that early in the year valiantly fight slid omanos sobs grew louder and the .7 wag
. .. I any 1, 131 they feel like it. I shud think they would 1349 the succen8f u Ily conquer. " . husban his advice Lilat 11:141
! - , d's wrath moro intense, until the .
,.: - . strikes, in each of which more than ten me . from resigning in or(ler t!
. - - I - ... n Earl of Shrewsbury died of injuries A �
. - I . - . - . participated. The total number of strikers git tired, and have to do sumthing wonse in received at a joust, an(i th-Lt the time the 4_% eignificant portion of the ceremony Jias third party began to get frightened. jfe .=;iOnge to Maurice llcAl)'.
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. .- I ... - . sometimes been introduced at this realized the fix he was lit, and when officers are to be adtic,
; : .. L - a 394,440. In 42 a while ; I know a feller does. Girls say order was established 064o countess wag . point,
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. . wa ,O cases they were entire- fellers act orfull, but when while oc tor) compro, ise the matter was made . � I
. � . . - _. . - ly unsuccessful ; in 46S, partially success- . t4s mourning the loss of her husbriad, and, of casionally it has come earlier in the n � a
.'.,: I a-goi it, alto acts orfler tha Ir proceedinRa, but whether early or hitei-it-is- tier tha f In or . gations and CIA,b, .9sies, %V1
si . . '. :. ful ; in 187 they got all they demanded. ng n any fe ler course, not appearing at public ceremonia'N. . tit might not get into the-mewsPapers it will be to study comme
. . - . Two chemists, Frcny and Verneuil, who If a girl wants a feller to carry her books so . one chivalric ages leaders no] 44(itibbed " nntil be haareceivcd theaccolade. once accepted. nt, ncouver Ulan I relations, with the ob,
; � .1 � � durst. They don't care for nuthing. During th ' a. never omitted, for a knight is not considered or the Police Court, the Va
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. _. . ,-. Ilave been experimenting for several years vereignnwere accustomed to give out trifles After havi Planked over two t2 French trade-
. .�. - . '... . . hoine, she ain't sitisfied unless she git.9 the of various kinds as tokens. When Richarit ng donned his robes Ile is brought gold pieces and - t lien - retraced .0 . ____ --olam -IMeaft
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. . . � 1. ' . . lit the production of artificial rubies, report same feller the other girls want, whether I ])is steps
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� . - 1. that they have now overcome the difficulty she likes him or not. - the commissioner* as wortliZ of the 'hoanr man. 8incel -ell tile same garne has bee . : A 'VICTIM OF T
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. - that has hitherto prevented them froal. Fro- Girls is grate on having secrets -I mean, leathern thongs round their logs as a token about to Ile bestowed, then 'keels while the - . .
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. . overeign strikes lifin oil the shoulder with selected has I . 1111 I -1 ... . - - -
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: _. . I -.1 ducing large rubies, and they call make telling secrets. They make a secret out of to distinguish them froto the Cavaliers of inent "'it" wito has - .. ..
I . . ,: them of reasonablc size. 8 )een :4 prom
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I . .. . . - nothing at all, and tell it around to all ttie the opposing forces. At the battle of Cr the sword of state, intimating thereby that a Rt--tke awl would ratlif r pay � Murdero4- R Merchn nt *1
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; . - _:: 1. . AdolphPhilipsen, soap manufacturer, who other girls, orful quiet, just'as if it was in 1346, where Edward the 111. and hisommy, it blow is the la,st affront a knight should a few dollars 1111juAly that, have a � for an 01ren.fer ixal
I . .. - . . thout- resentment, made about it. . IlY "Oise .
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. . w afterwards forwarded the body to.N,e w York dredful. King Philipre of France-, tile Ell I -tp with plumes .
I - in sumthin dredful. I b1t,eve a girl likes to the Black Prince, gained a great victorK he is knighted, he rises, a c By tile accn�lade
i . -1 . . . ! .: - ' Tourdered a messenger named Meyer bf on, bear wi
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I I - . . Copenhagen on January 7th, ,1880, an4 make eeve they are doing sumthiug over i ' ' I - _I I oil tile �. 1.
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I "� . __ - king gave out his garter " f s is placed on him head, he is iecenducted to They'Sho Appoint -6., . - ian frontier, brings 1;(!WS
i I I . - Girls alwa�s gits their joggerfry lessons tory, and in, this incident may prn 0 vie- his stall : the knights commissioners, who , rnspectx �
- - _�� - packed in a lime cask was oil Saturday coil as a toke uld -
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.- - - . . demned to death, the Court 1) roii.:;i Mafia conspirator. Frol
. .1 I .eing of opinion better than a feller; but if they are going found an explanation of the selection of the step to ti - t back from St"Aland . '.
. - * obabi r. be ha vc attended him step 17 If the report 1)
- . . . . � t 'anywhere, they don t know their -way a garter as a symbol, for at th,kt time it was by Mr. Crowe, appe kno"
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. .. -1 the prisoner's mental condition at the time bit and they are sure to t lost. ': �%r 'Al"ll cattle, be correct, (alid there is no rea.
1. that the crime was premeditated,- and tha of Lite ceremony, retire rom his si:1 d' . _Xporter of (;an. I . the seenc
r tile loading e received from I
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I . . � . _ was norinal. - . . gi an important article of dress and often (lee- divine service ia'celebrated. At its conclu- ars that a wcll-
, . x . - �' -, � - - ' Sort to doubt its autlienticit y), Lhcau _. . stein, who was up,)n the
. I . ew cOm at Otta%t-a should give t C Illatter early ,nd . . railroad car at that pll�
If a girl don't feel like doing a thing, oritted in the most lavish manner witl sion the other knights greet their it thorities
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. .. � I - .- . The Marseilles police are iiciively investi- 'You can't make her, no mat t* -r whether she precious stones. The order was probably panion, lead'hint in sole-mll ptate to tile altar, earnost ,ittell t * h confronted by all Itali:
: - - I- -..- .-..- __ . . Rating a case of alleged wholesale poisoning had orter or not. If she won't she won'E, designed to honor the BI k Prince, anti where he offers gold and silver; and 101). Mr. (,'ro'Arc states that a I . tiletto ill the nwi-chaiii, : z-
� . . oil the par Re then the great frauti a
.- I . entire body repair to the ban( lieting 11, W -L9 perpetrated last season ilp6li I
. - _ t of a local beer salGon keeper; and she will git out of it somehow. That most of the .knights oritt.nally selected Re all. (;alladian cattle dealers hy intereste,l 1)arties . almost instantly -
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11 . . __. who has been arrested. and charged witli the is all I kno about girls thip*tilne. . Cht- first members - were is young compan- where, at the lower end of tfie room, the . I --in, wi
- 1: �._ . - . murder of his wife, big mother-in-law, him a :,, - ions. name and ti ties of the . oil, the othu, side tile , . The Itah. Ito turni
- . . - - new knignteom oceall, who in Onler to ; I
. . . . . panion confirm tho report. originated it rrl;k . -
. :�. . I.. � . - wife's grandmother, a shepherd who had en- - Theriamber of knights at first was twcnt of the Garter are proclaimed. I 0 y be , employed 11 the licig,filk)
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. . . . ...1. .- him a suin of 10,000 francs for invest- - Tragic Seque'to a Russian- Scandal. - - . y- In the time of tile FAwards, , when a - can-' presuine(I I)Y tile[, Ise I ves, that the ship IrAd knd from tit
of cattle that %,e . - bequently nia(le hy the I
1 . I . ' five, not including the sovereign who pre' didate w" t4) be knighted, the Aily before .,It [,) Dulldne were atil . - seen
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. . , ment, and finally, a child of tender years. . A Rreat commotion has been caused in sides over the order, but in later times ,ded IS that tllc Ita.liall W
0 1 theluvg� I - . Mafia society, anti that
..- �i. -_ - All these persons are alleged to. have been Russian military circles by the suicide of number was increased in several wa upon by tw of Scotch cattle -suffering with tile (I
I . _. I.- . this the ceremony he was waited with pletir,)-pricunit)ti*,?*.4,il)stiLL,te(I
. . - - . � . poisoned successively with arsenic. The one of the C7Ar's aides -do -camp, Captain George 111. had tile statutes of the or(Te8r 11 honest esquires," who prot-eeded iseme - � erchant ill nustake for
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. . L - :-% .!. cage is causing a great sensation. ' . Michel d6 Kaufmann, of thoArtillery of the changed so that his numerous sons might gtrutc� him satothe minuta. of tile ceremonies -
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I . - . .. ve tile decoration of the Garter and et him to a hath. ,onducted � -%"d sel't thn. former to the In. (lone u
. :��. Sylvain Dornon, who's walking f Guard, who was also a well-known figure in recei- 110 was about to undergo. They ( slaughtered , . he had been detaile,l to I
, - _ � � . . Paris to Nlosoow on stilts in a the movt fashionable Rporting circles. y . spector at London. . imagi ary wrong
. -r home The not be invintiod in the twenty-five, anti a . for '
- - .. . says : I lette before eivering which'water '; 0 Th"11911 tile fmud - �nd "' which th� prison
. I ; . passed Luzancy in the Seine et suicide was the result of a quarrel between further enlargement of the nflinber included wu poured UPO," his heall and certain pray- 'wa di-�jc vered in - tlilllo to save '' .. .
. I .. . s, Cullad, . . . been condemircd t,) d( -;l
. - . . .1311 cattlo front lit.::19 L,whe,laled . Mafia's,iceret tribuila-,hs.
-_ ". Alarne on my way to Itheim. M' tie Kaufmann and art officer of one of the his gmildsons cri reeited. After the ve bathing I su"Pivion was: aroused ml(l when
I - . . I escorted by li ' . - A little later tile deacend- remouies of
�. I .1 - ._.: the officers of Jie Eight Dragoons. I recei ne regiments. It seems that a few weeks ants of George 11. were included, afterwards was concludeil he wag clothofl in white roltea
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- . - 1. .ux, and slept at I and place4 in a bed, the coverings and litstig. lollg It, !,at that, [)Oft it II -74M d(A.Lilled So .
ed a heal-tv welcome at Aler ago the deceased Guardsman went w ,.'It a those of (;eorg'e 1. It- seems not to have . Rbip arrivef . � - The munier of tile in(
. .. tile liotel - comrade, Count Jean Tolntoi, who is an of- been intended &t fi ' _, t o (:.Ilta;l ; � I I coils i(lerabiC ex(itment,;
. . . . . . , . I r8t to extend the honor T1 - � t 1`44 tip()" t1W �ihippoers - -_ . -ou ,11ati(
.. 'I � . of dangei i indi,
of the Three Kinas was we]- ings of. which were of the purest white.. interested of $4 , . .
. - . .. . coined, too, at Fert-solis--Joua'rre, where I ficer of the navy, to a place of public resort to pero-ins other than of English birth, but sell c&tne two) " 411ciont anti lionorahle " ). Tho �Nfontreal export- . the Ita-ian secret so'wict)
� -.- .. known as the Arcadia, where they met an- the decorati( knights " ei-i V) whom .Nir. Crowe relai(A these facts
- .. 1. lunched at, tile Hotel des Coloilnes. Four . in has several times been Ile. who questioned him as to - tht.! t1le
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. ... _ %_ hundred persciis wer-e present, a,t my ,lepar- officer of a third branch of the service, the st-owed upon foreign Lin s. After tile Na. duties of knightho(A and in-itructed hiin in oth-er dAy are inianilliMIS ill declaring - �_ _. . � .
- �. "`� . 9 that the (,'a,,.t,liall i.ovvi-inn.'rit `l()uH have ..-I . .
- ture. My lunch w q the treat offered by tile infantry, whom theyfound drinking chain- lx)leoniv warb. the emperors of liu8sis and any point i %,- hich he seemed tot, IN' deficient. . - � . -it . . .
. . --i . landlord; and M. Pelletier, of the 13 -ridge- pagne in the company Of a troupe of G irsy Austria were mailp members of the body, so Inspectors ILL tile (11"rer-ent port,j it, tile old' . - Oonrtship il
- .,. .. __ Itising hc"�As collductkd to tile chapel, . - .-
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. - . .-. . . - . � house Tavern " Z tood" me a paivvic_ cafe. singing girls. This seems to have irritated also where his armor was already place,1 coulit y so a.4 to protei!t thn ('ana(li,ill live ., - .-
. wa% .b)"is XV111. befoic his return to on title � Pernvian young ladie.S
I . . 'o ,rusts 'I'll(- ..
� . the two young military dandies, who�were France, slid lx)uis Phillippe and others were I I stock irin . . . Americmm have three � . . .
. - _' A C nstautinopl(, telegram says: Friday sliglilly the worse for liquor. alt-ir, and there. wall a priest and other at. � .. . like their .sisters in. (
- . . .. ... . 11. was a great grala day at the Imperial lkliais- , In distinctly similarly honored, so that atone time in tile Wntlants, he PLil"it"I t he night in praver. t lic I veterinarY doctors at Wasg,iw, Liverpool I
. .- - ceremonies oft he follow Ing day not .1 - frenirig , "rid Lf,mitill, Who 4 Ith. If a
.. . . . . . . � try of Public WorLs, which came. in oil tha all,F_")le tones they began to repr(mth the country file number was increased to forty, - 11 - � that the American - with favoralble c -cs t
- __ , attl" al -e 41-siolutely free from oliwase .� .
- t Ci �,-sies with compromising themselves in the the tift' in any matocrial point front those alreft (�, - 11 but � who has, weal
.1.1 day for a windfall of Close upon HUM liar, I een additions to the original twenty. I dy de, .. I girr who pleases him, lic
. . . ... or ; . sen hed. the Cana-ii,tll.4 ll;tve Il()bool v to do the sAine
� , . t to I nil, .
. I XW.90, by reason of the Don-f0ilmellt of 11 I ' 'I ' "I'Pally of " a inere foot soldier." M. five heing either members of ti re g g I . where she lives, atitl if I
lail tiling for the,ir ( �anadiarl ('.�jttlt,.. .
I _.09� . � I -nicession for , V ovjetsky, the officer referred to, is a n ro�al family or foreign potentates. By Tile regalia (if the Garter Itnay I I The inter- . balcony, where she spen
k ;. the conditions upon which a c( )e Its . I
I � a usts involved .ar . .
_ . ere to aamasctls of colossal stature. He not unnaturally took all w!eA, uent rMuction the numbers has been 11 t*11144es. The .garter . I I raises his liat and I -tows
railway f rom, . I .
. - St. Jean d'A splendid as the we-ircr I e t o4) vreat to tak e any- un- .
� - 341111, 01 1.11f,eS. ll:L%'illg f;i.":-.1 *:I (he* .
. . . was grai i ted to an F offence at the insult thus publicly o'lTered. broug it down, so that at present it is not fold was ilecoratoi�d %v arle-4 r. oil Lhe scaf- nece � If F311C silliles, ill ret
,nglishman namell pilillg I which was won, 1)y (,�E ll(lhonio y. 11 I ir . --
t conte ah 4W diatnol,41.4, and ' I lefle .
-of Manchester. This gentleman failed ' mvlatetl bv the founder. many knights, e _ enemies of c'miatla's liv -qock tra,le will try , .. . -
SPlingink to his feet, he " went for" M. de far from tha . it In,ly It-! expectc(l 'that t) . I advances are ac-lepted a
. form a cOmPally to construct th to Kaufniann, with his fists, anti roundly For a ]on time t ven to the present (Jay. have . - to her father for an inti
- e iinewithin thrasli,!d him before the attendanth could were ,he meetings of the order. the motto sonic other plall to 11 " . .
. an U& , though what business came . WO 0111' C-LItIC sche-
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the prescribed i)criod, and consequently for- intervene. n I - borne by the garter worked In ditle(l whit -11 if itmil-Ild slicc-ce:1 will inean an - her father eonscias he n
feited the sum above named. The quarrel was afterwards before t, e 1004 in not known. 0 stones. The I I
lik at it diamonds anti other preciou' annual loss itf -$:!,(XM),(XX) to tile I I - young lady alone, but al
- .. ched lip, but the infantry officer openly The annual gathering of the knights seem knight is suppo,tetl alwayt4 to wear on h; Canadian .- . . .
The Marquis tie Sesseval, a Young Freneh caste( � of the familv.
nobleman, acquired s I of the affair, and the scandal oozed to have been lit a private room or chapel n some t ' fartner. . . I . . -
. - Onle timeago a landed out to such an extent that G %%ri at f th, r of Elie regalia of, the or.] ' I . _� - � . . If he inviteg her to"L (
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� tridior, and -after the construction,' or in gold and dialnonds, was,addtxl to the ich - I -_ - - I- .. .. . : lie must always invite
s ter, Chief of the Emperor's Military House- ra. her remodeling of St. - (;oo I the female ineinbeni of 1
estate near Szegedin, in Hungary. Dispute. 'eneral de Rich- r, 7)8t 0 0 Uights wear the star, wh e'
. -1 . 11 have arisen b.Awce I .. -
. rge's chape! at re, : Music in the Harem.,. I �. . .
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� _. , n him and the peasants hold, told Captain de Kaufmann he had no Windsor this became their special sanct 98111A by Charles 1. The garter itself as at The fainotis ifelitilt-81 t' , , . the court.ship the floillple
/ .. in the neighborhood, which culminated two alternative but to report tl U_ . �ergw- Quarte te has - .
. . . .. days ago ill an atf. ck upon his life. The Czar. Captain de K to case too the ary, the saint being the patron of the order, present an unnecessary and oomewh�t ob- I returned to %'ielllla from Constantinople, I _. and frequently tile fath,
- . . . aufmann was so (jig. I a . '
- 'IVID9, accomp tressed at this pro8pectthathe wenL8traight first filled by election, the body being th at . . . the:daughter to retire m
. - . - - � . . Marquis was dii a anied. by his N'acaw,-ies occurring in the order were atruetive ' rticle of apparel,� is ;low never I says Galignan *, and Ilerr Joseph Ifellines- � I - has remained long cnoli�
� .- I .- . . French bailiffaild the bailurs wife. from the home and bl Ulm worn save on state occasioils, when the berger, who, lilke his fathet, a. faillotis wit, .
I I - ow out his brains in hismother's perpetual, itte members oc W, knighta appear in the roboes� and regal- - -uviar Ilust
- . .1.. .. . � . railway Station to tile castle of his estate, bed room. . o - I - ol ting their o i I& Of can tell a ,,tor y, 'I" V('8 'tit ILMUSing 3eCollllt Of . , I - I I Every Pei I I .
. - - - �i - _ - .- when ;hots were fired from behind the car- . - - . � .. aflecessors, It was a sort. I their order. It was formerly the (118tom to his and I, I -Ague's experience 'ti the . and a godfather who offi
�' riage. The Marquis received two bullets in .- � :.. . . . tnotherh6(mi or cor of in "tary wear the prter prominentl is co:,, I I . . at confirination and at
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- -1 ..- Signs Of a Settlement. *, ' . -. - poration, but by gradual chan os . I Y displayed, .but I Bosphorous. When the quartettf- was fetch- .
- ... - . . -i . ... chiing:s, little ily little, the entire power of in the style f 84 "'Jule it Objec- ed to tile Yildi7. Kiosk tile Illu.4 . icians were . . . same persons may act in
I overe,gu set
t . wounded in the forehead. An inve, Unless w)me . -� the ly becs"le Tooted in the a - Sle, and over f'f tY yea 1`21 ago one or two in eagerexpecta, - an entirely (lifferent s
.. I - the back, tile ba"iff'-s wife being seriously I o' tire
� .- . - - - unexpectJ hitch shall o * tiona I tion of seeing the S'Lltan, and - - .
-1 . � tion has becu opened but has not - cur it is likely that we shall ere long see an Even as eariv as the time of Elizabeth t ' of the elderly and pord knights exe . The marriage must it
. ) yetl 'tit , ' i
_ % ed he y i ted no the brothers Hellinesberger especially were -
. . _.�:_ - any result. . end of the reatly vexed Behringsea dispute business of sele�iing successors tAo docmeed little ridicule by appearing in public with . I in the churcl,., anti bot I
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�. - . - I and also of knights was practical tile garter buckled over their pint,ki already 61joYing tile glowiug aceoiluts they L .. confession and partake
. . - .- The Pari * the Anf lo -French difficulty con- ly controlled by the The order - 00119. would give -of hill, in Vienna ()it their return. ____1 before the cereino`11V. .
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. - . . 8 Jolt - Officiel On Monday cerning the right o the latter in the island members might elect, . icted U) Illell, Latat But, . -
I . - . morning Published eon, for, although is now restr
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- __ . . . - . . - r, details regarding. the of Newfoundland. go though they played before him anti the .- I gentleillelt frif
. situation in TODqUiD In the House of (�om. Xe vereign could onetime hmi also lady inemIx-ra. 'I'll Queen harein twice, oil - � ed to tile
and announced that A110"s the other lay, Mr. Groschen, Chancel. qumber of vaca - eaerh oeua-�ion for three I .
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. 9 ncies occurredduring the of Fadward 111. And many ladies of he . . . � inj who attend
. . er cofirt houm; they ritIver . 9 parties,
- . sported tile 9aw bim at all. They per- - . � chureh and afterward
.� - - . - . Mr. William KejJjlc,'6 British subject, who lor of the Exchequer, admitted that there reign ot the Virgin Queen, but knowing insignia slid- roLes of tile order, formed their (tuartettes ill a beautiful little . . house, wl,e,,e tile onl.v
. value attach the displaying the garter worn bracelet fashion theatre, with -no otilel. all hence than that _.
� I . was agent for the Chinese cus*toms, and his was a basis of truth in the report that the ed to the honor by the knights .
I - . wife have been killed on the Long Tcheon French and British Governments have de- of her realm she on the arm.
. l . .. - - . I � 1. - Road, between Bacle Sing' secured the loyalty of On many- Old altar t0111bg of which they suspected behi' - are the bride and her fc
� . . . anh. An inquiry cided to refer the matters in dispute in con - more than one by d6lay the fo - nd the gilt frame- . - Each guest is pre-selitt
� urteenth and fifteentil centuries may . work on tile first tier of boxes.. Before the . -
. . I . - . � .. -11 into tile circumstances was held bT the nection with. Newfoundland to arbitration to time the ceremony of ins �inifa from' time be soen4he effigies of. noble lad ies, theizarter second concert next day the quartetite Was . I . - metal, made -it tile 11"Ill
commandant of the French ,
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.. - . � . . the bride, hridegroom,-g
. - . . . . post at Bacle, On this agreement the leading London papers, she pretended to have tion' once being represented an a bracelet. an,T this invited to dine. The service was of massive
� I . � lost the list.;
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,�.. . - acquiesce, a and the date. The meta
- �'alld it was ascertaind that the crime was the Timey, Standard and Teletp-aph, join in she zeemed to once fact furnishes an additional proof, if any gold. Euntichs black its eNmy st,;od behind .. ..
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. Lnd proceeded to I
. * the work of five or six persons- No arrests a chorus of* congratulations in which Carta. the chapal for the purpose of installing & were needed, that the origin of the order each chair. a bow of ribbon Afte
. - , bad been made lip to the timte of the mails dians will also be disposed to take rt, As But the inutticiaris had not got - . .1 - ill
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. .- . . ,_ � 1;,? being despatche d. lkitch of knights, but having come suddenly, waanotin the 0mittes8of.4hrewsburystory, beyond oysters, and cliwllpaglle� SOUP, n .. .. gratulary calls are i
. - . . � I lNcf)ver 11 5 d . . I makes no calls, and I
. . THic SE to the Behring Sea dispute, thougrSecre- Id od she had forgotten her man- for it in not likely that the Queen of Edward fish, before the Sultan 3ent wordthat ewas �
, . - . . . Sing ar stoty co WRETARY. -A tary Blaine has not yet proposed terms sat is. tit-, and . three months.
. itles from sofi, as no ingtall&Lion could take "'- would -willingly wear as an honor a waiting in the theatre with his harcin. At
. .- - Prince Ferdinand) of I . �
. . 8 secretaries &. one factory to the British Pr6mier, it is thought 'place without this portion Of the regalia the a which had su-h an origin. During the e . .
- , returning to that he will take advantage of LordSaliabury atisembia lose of the second concert .Alunir Pasha - I ".. ..
. if e W" dismissed. The - . . I . The Czar and His
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. . .. . C mall bag of ilk ilk filled with . . i
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. rough a private door. af t, but owing W the method of t"on of women Witt) Rollie portion of gold coins and sealed. A i I ..
- - ,,be Palace late at night, wanted to enter admission that the United States now hav' might e e tre � s
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- - t 0 members decoragnsof Mary' ElLzabeth and Anne the carnewith a 8' . ,
. . he He was told that 11 the rights that Russia had in Behri selection the garteir regalia was quite common, anti them that t runir I)a.sha ihowed I . A most touching ai
- . - . . I coald not pass, and on making an attempt ng Sea the sovereign even then coulti F',me of the pi he must kiss the seal, which the I - was witnessed at -St- 1)4
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. _. .. nd agree that an arbitration shall decide nullify the choice of tile body. Each mem. ictures painted of these .lueena; Sultan had put on witi, his o% d � . i in which the Imperial I
. * I . to" rush" ilie sell fry he Was arrested. The liat these rights were at the time Russia her I . n .,-,, liands, all � L . ., . -ere deep
. - a that their performances . ish colony m
_. )ome8sed them. Even this will be a con8id- containing the names Of persons he judged The order ham long since lost its original had pleased th Nultan greatly. :
... _. affair being reported to the Prince, he Was supposed to send in a secret list idso (Implay the pendant and star. -
� � .- __ e )lie secretary . told the musicl
. I .. . .. y tary brotherhood, &nt l),,.,!!ji(lf,,,; -the � Emperor and the Em pro
I - . � I is gold in the bag, there was it la,r1T me(lal for I . . . - - four brothers, with tile
. . hich practic%lly meant that the United sovereign examined these lie now considered merely as a raw& oe . '%
sentry, and sul;mit to a week's arrest. cha c r as a mili -
to ap"logise- to the rable backd�wn from his first position, most worth to receive the licinor. Th. M te
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. ler of the Mediidie -_ . , I attended the ft
--� ; . r in the a-' . - � - ,
i � ,in these who should be ch9sen, but as early as the field or at Tip, on the for each perfornier. .1 . nurse,,Aliss Catherine
.- As for the sentry, lie was Condemned to silr of the fiL rd for emi- the quarte,.te and the Ort ineral (
- . The -secretary refused, and was dismissed. t4tes had absolute jurisdiction' - nentservices, whethe
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- y ubt, wish that the time ra George the members were the council boarde Isometimes, __.�_ .- L . . . .. . . ... .. _. few days aao at the ag4
ament for not havin, I ot present relieved Of this responsibility, the king DO doubt, it haa been I ..
weeks' impriso aters. Man will, no do
- .. &,at negotiations may not prove abortive . . I
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_ . - I the secretary -a sentence which 1- Mee not only for the sake of the amicable rela� esi d given where it was not C ffee Drinkel-S, . . . . the Grand Dukes Viad
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. . Ferdinand confirmed though he afterwards tions e, d i ating his pleasure. At present the eserved, but at present may Ile considered . . - .. - I .. and Paul walked oil fo
I xisting betwe" n the two nations but whore business is practically in the hands of one of the in t i . , According,, to Litistics lately t �L , .
- � reduced it as an act of grace. - e Oa Important pieces of patron- . . inilsno
. . ., ! . I . tkon of the , ' � . and dirt bellil
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_. - . A correspondent telegraphs I also that this state subject may be swept the prime ministerit, who Uses it as politics aue in the gift of the government. Glener. alilotlint-of cotfe;consumed by tile differelit ,. : . _. (w ich Whad glass panel.,
,_ - e . - that a Russian f rom the boards once and for all. in& dictate. arly restricted to Lite nobility, it 1138 in se countries of Europe, the Dutchinan is the - : �
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. . . - gentleman narned Eunatsky has won a .- i t: , Re ceremony of installation is very 0ml cases been couterreld on co most ardent cot Fee drinker. Each peraoll i ,� � covered with flowers� a
. - -10�_ . . L in . - f,
. . wager. of W 000 rouble - , . I M minoners, . I : . I from the Winter Pall
- Holland consutqes on an averaue 16ilbs per - - "
� ,4 by driving a troika "A .. - nificent, and aa it seldom occurs is made A9* anti the fact, therefore, that it may possibly % .1. , . Church`i� while the Eml
� . from Samara (East Itus-sia) to Pa , * wealth of sunny, golden hair not infre- impressive an possible. Ile Qghta, co M", be attained by at iy distinguished servall t of' year. The next oil the list is 0 .. .
. �i ris in quen tile I;elgiant . * .. I
� � ,tly changes to an unmistakable red . . , d'in
. I - Duchesses followe
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I . horse carria e Oika is'a three- color in a -few months after marriage. in the appartments of the I - who drinks just about halfthe quatitity, or I w ' ,. " . _ _hL
, seventy nine days. The tr missioners meet the crown, renders it the most highly !cs . . . . 'I 1 Czar after,
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- :.: . 9 peculiar to Russia. its Dean of Windsor, and am there �jined by teemed distinction that can be conferred cu- a little over 81bs per head. Then follow tile ' I .. . ... . � I � rbiiZeZe rs * to t I I C C C I n e t 40 I
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�- . - :r special feature consists in the method by Cable dispatches from Berlin report that the knight -elect and the vari a British IlUbject. Norwegian, wit i 611ba ; r,hen the 8t. . .
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hich it is drawn, the middle horse b. ,a treaty of allianc has finally been couclud- the order. A procession of ' are of . North America, 6ilbs per head ; and after, : :,:. - . ial. Their Imperial Nla
. ,ing e . : .
Made to trot' ed between France and Rus the knights is L -� 0 ting in their crsonala,
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- - , wards the Swiss with 611)a loz. The Gernian . P - I -
Eunatk;ky undertook r consideration for four years house where the ro ,&I commissioner in in * F , . , tions, to - -
. A while the two outside galIPP- has been unde OLL. The treaty formed and wends its way to the chapter A'prairie fire 20 miles east of ' ' I ,4 . Jeceased d
. journey in eighty (lays, and by cov Arkansas corieurnes-tilbs per head, or two pounds inore L �
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"� to accomplish the but the Czar has been so doubtful of the I Ltj has swept several farms clear of houses per person Q)an the Frenchman,' who Ila' . �., I ; .
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- ' ering the waiting, and an o 17ciul Of the order known I - . s ..
'd.istance in seventy-nin �;, I , ; . -
barns, and many cattle have I perished' the reputation of beinga great coffee drinker- - 1,� �:... . I A Chid o
. . . stibility of.the French Republic that ratifi- as " Garter" is sent to bring the chosen one. I . . I : � � . . , �W: . \
I . i e has won, in addi; cation has been delayed until th . . I - '), . ... :�,�.,_ .. -_ - i
tiOn to the original- bet of 20,0()o roubles, A apreparation for an advan e present, In the cha ter house the new knight is in. t a feared some lives have. been lost. In Austria only 21ba per person is consailledo - ".. i . qk: . L There is no body Of
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I . further -wagers, made probably to the extent at 6n ce Oil Con-' vented wiltE the surcoat of YOU but this is partly accounted for by the fact 'z...' .'�', ;, ' . - 1 " 4uffer from exposure t
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- ___ of 180,000 roubles. . rich crimson vel- may sit in the stern of the boat and that the pessan�ry and tile poorer clasw . � ,Ir I
. � �1� . - . tinople, a treaty with France must prove vet, and at the time a char e is read to him work the tiller, Min Gaswell," I . ,�., . K . . .. I as an example of how I
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. t, . . It is not often that a on* to be very Useful. France maintains & pow. con
. . oerniug the soleranit said (the mostly drink so�p or barley coffee for br"k,. � �':�� Vi: . I maladies, the followin�
m Of $1010001te-s in Will navy in the Mediterranean, I oythe duties he is young MAD an he took the ''.
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! . the street f6r above a in which sup care. " if you think fast. Each Italian drinks rather less t]2&n '-,.. ..: _L
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� .;,- _. �_ 'found or claimed b Onth without being W4 uld give En I ad carm to to assume, an. he in adjured to you can stoar. . ..,Jl ��. _ I land, N. Y., U. S. A.,
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� y someone- This 1186PPel�- ing an ntval I amm:11blood, if nanish a ', ,
e� " I guess that won't be hard to half -a -pound annually, and the 8 ,� suffered with neuralg
menstrat,on pause ere mak- ah .- �,:
, in defence of do,"' reppouded the proud youn be- , F. ` *
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- QrOnstAdt the other day. A rson P 0 the have often he" mamma may Ne- Ear � ' - , � ' ` 1 f d instant reliP-f fro
. I . ed at , in the Bosphor- the princi hm' f 1'660:7 - " I little over a quarter of a d. ,
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- I und Fie us Fhe Clsair's or. poun . I oun
I A Pocket bodit eontaining fiftesi. thou , forces may be . .o I
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..". % - - siblit for placed about his wSW &a :fts =& good lishman oonsumiesnearly half -&-pound &year, �."') � _ L - I , St, iambs Oil, which
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. lace of Michael Davitt for the Lal)llir . he waing police- oil his tickets as above. Suggestive, certain. ONALTII IIELPI&R. Be d rtamp for t4a,rnple copy to - .1 . ;,._
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and freigl t Woman may be able to pack a trunk bet. Medical Discovery is,sold under a positim A special kind of paper has bepn invent- & St. . , L ..'�-;%':'.' 'ij�oj,
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were burned on Monday. . ter than man, but she needs the man to si guarwdee of its benefit' . . ed which, it is alleged. in absolutely im- 66 Adelaide Str"t Fast, T*r0At*v 6 . _- '1.�- .1. ') )'..VJL��
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iith a capital of j120,000 to develop petro- same. a water,proofing can be carried out tions of merit throughout Canada and all parts - ,, 7. .. -.. - J"I�,,�,�,5 �i
money paid for it mg. The . c world. . Correspondence invited. L I . . . . - ,
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- wrd- p.andolph Churchill intends to visit " ' u ev"r name or nature, it in moot positive in operation of making iL .L - �' .'--� �; :,; �14, :
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region ill suitable tor English emigrants. uptions, and all Skin and Scalp diseases ache Gum Price 15 cents I - .�
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- go wages of Belgian miners, are I le radically cured by this won.lerful 9 - . .. . . 1 ..;/-I..,
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those. represented not be brou t )ack am y % -1 � �k I . �
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ening letters to Prince Ferdinmd and h 4 first time." She how did he strike you?" Consumption. Whatever its manifestations Every bottle of Dr. Harvey's 'Southern Total Assets ........ � .. ....... .. 1'sm o1M 1"L.,.'; ".. . .
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inother has bee " Just like the restu of the boys. He wanted may be, " Golden Medicad Discovery " cures Red Pine for coughs and colds is warranted. �
out Parnell is that he ik;, ,, t- rces or this ' L ,�., '-..
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W,,ts secretly married recently to Mrs.! " � I . . J % . Company, together with the increased facili- /' --. I ..-� ----, j�,-'�
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. I chalicery \ . - upon satisfactory real estate security- Ap 1. -. - ,; - - .. �.
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aying near Britt, Ia., of hydrophobia. A In describing a new 'or -an a country edi-' - - ' . . . P . raisers, or to . L ;_ �L.,;-:--.)
ek in their vicinity several Love's -young dream was a very bright I , 1 7. ELERSERT XASON. Managing Dirmtor I - - 1. ".1 I
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- 0 a company of English capitalista for . . woman, and liable to all the ills peculiar to - -- - hazus,ess as no injurious drugs are = - - � . L�-: . --: -.�
I - Watts-" Wonder why tl ' ' always call It Is IL aertain and spoedY cum for . . I � ,,,�
L sold t ITS -its preparation. I win warrant it to CM .L
I Xey her sex. We remind those who 36re suffering in suits . . - tm
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I $475,000 cash and 25,000 shares of stock, a locomotive -'alLie'!" Potts -'Maybe it is on from any of these, that Dr. Pierce's Favo- stag- . . I . , - � v- - :1 -f
- : valued at $1,130,000- - I account of the orrible noise it makes when rite Prescription will renew the hue of youth .SOOTHI(413., CLEANSING, EPILEPSY OR FALLINC SICKNESS . .. . . , -
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Relief, Permanent lclno to be its own FCC
- lenge t .. finest pieces ofw'ork by one of the fitest an- into a wasting body. " Favorite Prewrip, lympWmg of Catarrh, such . h&. . - - - �
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officers are to be added ,to all . ! tion" is the only medicine for women, sold :che partial dealimm. losing - of v�. Q. BOOT M. C., ISO, let ate . - . I '! .� . .
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- gations 111 - Extract from a bride's letter of ' thanks: by druggists, under apositive guaraidee irom nausm. general feew Toro - . . . � - . �
- � ,d 6inbassies, whose special mission . ,ubl of do- nto. rvat. - . . L : � .
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it will be tostudy commerce and commercial i, Ybur beautiful clock was received and is the manufacturers, that it will give satisfac- b I if you are t;oub ed with -- .
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: 11s, with the objoct of furthering now in the drawing -room on the mantlepiece tion in every ease, or money will be refund- y9ur ba,g C&tsrrh. and should. lose no 1838- l� (53 Ye- J.) .. . V ' i I
relatio Ume In rocuring & bottle of NAuL - . . -�..L:.'� �
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erehnnt Who *va4 M''I'dakeft I . 'A I . 1�.,
. .margler o,'i a ". . . . . by the sure and steady aim -of W. Sage's - . '. -.�
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I -:- A despatell fr� the race to win. He is merely playing him. pop-g9n, nor a " Flint -lock," when this re- IA, 6 I 4--1 -. - . 1.1
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. : iau frontier, brings - Henpeck--" My'love,'I'm happy to inform Sage's treatmen L of catarrh ill far supcior to -,---.----.--------- --- -- i :: -�
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. you I've insured my life "' Mrs. H.- ti .1 . . 11. z . �1� �
reeeived froin the scene of the tragedy, I*L f Such a ably well folloiked, result in a permanent � �. � . . -,-. `(
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I . appear.; that a well-known merchant of kilf. cure. Don't longer be indifferent to the I . X took Cold, . I L .0. . . . I T � �
selfish action. Insure your own life, in- . I L '-':e.,id for catalogue free. LESUEP . I Z. I .,.-1 .
, stein, who was upon the point of entering a verified claims of th;s unfailing remedy. 3[ took SiCkq L . I i -,.;.,
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k , rat - V$ . $500 is oflered, in good faith, for a ! - - 1 1 TOOK -" * - 1�
.. confronted 1) an Italian, who plunged a PO`c - able case of Catarrh in the Head, by its . - . , I I . .. I . I L �: , ',_1
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. stiletto in the merchant's breast, killing him - . . 1. .
. ., ' Ids his proprietors, the World's Dispensary Medi- �. � : L '. !.- - �
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L allnost instruitlY. ml Association, . Nov. 5th. 1890. .. . ......
/- - head !" Second diLto-" NO, lie isn't Proud ; I DICAR SIR, -As YOU - 4k -. - . I I .. - .
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. employed ii and the fumes tit;kle hizi nose !" Friendship is -no plant of hasty growth. troubled with paralysiR - . - -1
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. . sequelitly made by the police atithorities it A Spiritualist asks : " Did you ever go An 0 many remedies I have E . - I
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nierchant ill mistake for a compatriot whoin thing there ? - . eatest , . ; -,t. -!:� . �
- chance� to Lbe a 8 ible relief from lot - . .: % �Ll
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he had been de women noothcr remedy e uals Dr Willia I I i I.. . �
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ng done W the Mafia society, rocking-cha � I I Pink Pillia an a spring 11 to* me Aly R61111to freely. and would not I � 1.
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- kidney and gravel it hall I . . . ., � �.,
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. -- been colideinned to death by one of the . - .--.' �' -. Troopship in Perl .. � - e blood -and build up the system ANYTHING I CAN �IAY MY HANDS ON; proyed itself une ualled . � '. -:1 - -
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. . iving particulars of the last voyage of H. )r - [emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil St.Leon Mineral Water . . . . I - . A, -
Coils able excitment, and there is it feeling . - . . - I � .4 �'
.- : . itler, . % � S. Orontes Wrnss the Ai lantic, when she addressing Wiiiiams Med. Co., Brock and Hypophosphites OfUme and Co., Ltd., Toronto. . .. .. .. - . 1 1.,-., - .. . . . . , ..
. of dangerous indipiation growing agaillell, ille, Olit. . .. ..; �
n d teerific weather and was Struck v . I I . 11nelp- Branch Office - Tidy's �'Iowcr Depot 161 -1 � . .. I
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. .. tile Italian secret society. . by a tidal wave. Tile writer says the ship . . I . .� :; �. 4 � � -.
... - . ... I ; .. - . .�, ... . An Advertised Method of Buicide. lent ConsuMpition BUT BUILT Yonge Street. - , e .. . ft.- , . , %:
- - -... .:.:,., . - . - . . . . was bliltt,ened down luring the whole of the . i ) ME UP, AND IS NOW I PUTrING : . i . M�
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. who has wealth. If a young nian, sees a I - never wear another alme."' ECOTT & BOWNE, BeZZMille- I . . ..
. - girl who pleases him, lie haunts tile street which was only noticed when within a hti.i � I . .- i I . I .
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. minutes previously been engaged aloft secur- Rl tign, , or j,as �Olke Inc ally goo I ,, Toronto Cut ting School Terms low. Write . . . � L L I I -,-.
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: "'s ing tile heeid sails. The still) I ,ed into t lie oul bat ticulair-,. 63 King 'L W. . . - They are� BeautifttL . . :
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. . her father consents he never can meet the broke into'her if quick succession that the a W. JXUAnAm. 7i youge .% I 1� � - . . . . : - .
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� lie inust always inyit,e lier mother and all were burst; open. 11he lifeboats were in- good to take as to rub oil, and is the best Cancen hilagars, 1A., BUFFALO, X. If- . .1 - ... - � -1 I .. /' I ,
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- the couruship the (10uple, are never left albde, - � board ; goltl by dealem everywhere. A9D M AD be' convinm& . . , - . � f.. 1,
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- I , has remained long The rolls of tile troops on board were called, dancin'." Mr. 0-11arsh-" Faith, an' ye i . any other make. . . - . . - . . . .
.1 . . Every Peruvian niust have a godmot i.ier and it was with relief that the captain re- call that, me boy, but, but it's Mestar . A-11 -DEFAMRE- +BUFFUN-Y ±J � . - . . . � . .. .. -.11
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I ceived the report of I I All present.. '11arsh, az cari give I Canada Branch: 481 St. Paul Stfeet, .� I
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- . . an entirely di - fferent set inay be elected. whole of tour days and nights. The Ship's I - � . . - . � . IL
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- The inarriage must inevitably take place compartment doors were 8tOpPe(l- "'he (1ilv controlled and cured beficile T. A. . - . � A I ; a A . . . - . .., .. I
. - in the churclij and both parties must go to - Id found that at rea MULSION Da.*soii*s Cho�olate Creams., - I .
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. . I . - confession ai)(1 partake of. the communion commander orent below, at rilpartmen !i 1,0C . um,,S (.)XY(;F.NIZF.1) P', SOW I)y all I iruggi-;ts, .)5c a box. . . - . ,
� - . invitations are issu- the fore -end of tile ship one co � f 1,U Rp: Cot) LIVER 011, came into the I . .1 :..
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L was nearly full 01 vrater. Pumps were ,itV 0 - . I . -..,
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. - - - . ly at tile stantly manned and fatiizue P nd. it for they all know its vaute. For tightness --- � .-. - . . . . .-I .
- . Inu parties, who attend the ceremoi d in a few hours all danger was at an e C.FNT d4p everything and sell L . -... .
. . . 0 rward the reception at tile an cf tile cheat and ditlicult breathing it has no uru or citinsi, entitlod, � . . ... ,� ... � . : I -
- church and afte Twenty-nine persons were injured. . _ . ATAL-MAGES i I ; - . � _'L
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I . .1 - ity of the T06 counties of Kansas re- P . 400 Illustration,,; from great paintings ; I - . . . -
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. the bride, bridegroom, godfather, godmother, � 1. . ncern and . to agents. Address, f0c terins Wm. thaUG4 is - . . . . - ...-. - � 14,
ime rireo; Two ShotA Ain . 'hisher, Toron - - - �!%!
4 . ettily tied with onx the DR ... The Head Burgeon -- I I>ub to. On � - T RAIN . . . .- 1".
- - - -. and the date. The metal is pr Woundsla young Girl. . - .. . L .. .
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-... a bow of ribbon. After the wedding con � igbt -- L � -, *- - WILL LEAVE ON - � . - � . L - . - I �.,
. . . .. gratulary calls are in order, but tl�e bride � ' Xterribleiscene occurred the other n at Toronto, (;unada, and may -be con- - - art �01 - t --- I , � I . . I ,-:. . .. , . i
I � . . . s secluded for during the pro ress of a charity ball which suited either in person or by letter on all . 24thy 1891 I- ,-- - .� -.. �:.�'.
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. -. I The Czar and His English Ntate. .- � Before his in- or I overwork, - - = - . . 1;
. . � . I . a double-barr011ed shotgun- * are broken'down from exces I DURING MARCH AND APRIL I - . - � ': - -'. , .�, - . .
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. in which the Imperial Family and the Brit his gun among the dancers. . age, loss of vitall . WM ENGRAVER P . . 1 - .1
ish colony were deeply ir�terested. The was shot in the back, and was so dangerous ly dreamill, aininew o7sight, palpitation of the so AND - . I , -:� '- �-.,-�-�
at heart, emissions, lack of energy, 8y2JO&12,K1 NG ST EMT, � -11 .
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aftended the funeral of the man, after discharging his shotgun, was filiation about the - - -- - . GANADIAN NORTH-WEST .. � 1�1:...%-..4,.
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� -alked on foot through. the itielt- . - . I .. deposits in the urine, lose of Will power, : 11
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. . vn, living in tile countryp had a tion, drilnesi; of MACDONALD MANUFACTURINC Coly For full inforipation and (leseriptive paniPhl t �,-. Z�.�-�
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. covered with flowers) along the Neva Qu ted b of Manit,oba,-Nortli-wostTerritoriet3 and .Brit- ,'.� �.,,,
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. riages d saw the b-ar- Mrs. Brown twith sympa that lead to ftwauitY and leath unless = - 33 . , CO3M3095W . .�.. . .- - I . - . z( , , " . .
brothers to the cemetery, an Aethma4 Bronchitis, Qatarrh. Coughs, Colds, Etc. - . .:�- - � , . �L ,
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. ial. Their Imperial Majesties were unremit- Hamilton, y The spring or vital fO st extraordin _ � � �'L' .,_ -.., -L1
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. ting in their personal and affectionate atten Ham, , t you afraid you'll tam ion every function Wanes in consequence cities I o�or came across in my life. I have caused an indefinite number ocre to use it and in - , - - ' - -�.i;
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- tions to the deceased during her illness. Mrs. Brown�l I Aren Those who through abuse committed in end to recommend it far and wide. I E. 01KEEFE, Brewer, Toronto.
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- .. .1d, Hamilton? " ti cured Send To W. E. CHESTER, I Montreal) For sale by all druggists. lArge box $1 ; small, 50 cents. It - - - -'--- "", --C�r
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Green Is- Hamiltop (eagerl )-dc Ye -es --yes, ms'- ',O)t =has rush of blood to the , � ..:-� ,".! - : .. . I - .
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land, N. Y., U. S. A., Fek.] � his head, dull pain in the heart withbeats strong, - jlq 1 SX1 I ; �- , , " �� .- L;,t...�.�-:A
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suffered with neuralgia in Rubs - � . 6XRED
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. St. Jacobs 0 -,which cured me. . �,Cnrtiv be cured. No cure. EDII"R-PI - , . t ",,-.1-. I . "
. . ine pills, =9 for &L ease I= % thousands of ho�eless cases have been per I - . .. � .�', 1,
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. _ 40ur 11J,4311[tIC14-striet Independence mater all strengthened by their late PPIckering. about 50 acres of g Ever
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_ lad e 'ed t eir eyes. Years aigo our perfect type of his breed. S. SNOWDEN. - . -
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erected a barn and lately he has bwwt. '
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. . ..�. -..- the licenses for - 1891-9') N )w" this beauty sheltered by a 6arn, oacasionally h0u4e that Mr. F;;;yth now OcCuries; &196
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. .� - Vin, Ah I ocrat, and wearing harness barn, to rent. or would exchange for ,private -_ I
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,O � I -,- 111either the present council or its elle- The c?USUs officers ha;e ome particn- For further i)articulars enquire of R. HURT. I . . . -
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9 and blame Can hardly be ik OVER N. BURTON'S . SHOP it - 0 T � .
- the petitions were first presented,'sup_ tile best of o e' bilitY to anfiwer 'tile lishment in the rooms
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. 's i- .- -_ P -lotion flien been given, five weeks to the man who kicked Widl both feet the where she will be pleased to fill all orders I - .
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. ..� . . I .. thaL aily measure to reduc taking R CoPious draught 07 water, to b' - � . . . I . . . .. . . � -
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I I .. 1. .. y e you" ? I Went of wall papers at Vari- - d I - - * �
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I I _. � 4, March in order to take effect the same dinner" ? etc. on had for patterns. e's . r - -
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. present Sport a trelliendons amount of , . r7� tln .
I . - __ . y w bad been rusbedthrougli A,hen leads, compass Set, inks, black and . ;. .
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� - .Man3? Ll*!.'Ie -�-Wllo teRill their potatoes a'ssortinent of children's to3 11D U N
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. It i�; at, present the intcInti6li, - - ba9r, to lioli tile pro(luce, not fro,,, a ' 3- M. I . .4. .,.,�, --- . � -
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- . . . . scarcely have colnMenced flnd' seed- when seeking turun)s auil" potatoes - for Andrew Douglas,Deceased 11
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'-: -_ ' L the death of Ald. Gillespie, To' cus'on"' weastire find seek more spude of outhrio. Yeoman. d"cOaSed, who -died oil or
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. I . . ed to be the best finaijejer ,()a(, of ol .e Andreiv Douglas. deceas I _� _-,�% ., K I.. I I .
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. � .. �:.: . Itnensions. Tile farmers 183-1, their names and addresses witb full I)al- .. �. - UTABERT, - -_ :
I ; - . Could boast and hiseliair at the pubi, 011,allit to p t a closure on such a tool -811 ticulars of their clatins an(I and Of the aftmirities . r�L�� . . , I f � 4" . � - . .
... - � _.. I le pract, I it any, hold by thew. And notice is hereby - rt .1 11 - - Practical Watchmaker and Jeweller.- , .
. �_ desk Will be a very difficul ire or else openly tender 10 baus I _), -.11 � .
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�: � . . . I furniture to properly fill. Ha * go for it Ift . .
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.p . I _ - . gone to California fo' V"'g "tins to this if summed up. 8 agOets of We said deceased among the parties �_-_ - -_ - - . � . .
, : I.. .. I . . .. I I r his health, Mr. - , -001,T. entitled thereto h' vt regard n _____ -,------ --------- ___ __ - .
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.1 I .� n Med to Protest Mr. Kno is rushing r 2325 DOW & MCGILLIVRAY. Whitby. . f *
� the suga business ansr-We �
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i . . ; diffie-ult to encounter wit i..re- k Mr. Seth Badga' -hand. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Buckwheat Flour, Fresh Orancs and 1
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I - . m ins of Mr. Westgate's run- . ia o tie in -
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. . , ection for the Dominion The re R . Lemons,, Some
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,� . - . � - . - A t that a saw -off will be arl:anged. Miss Daisy has resumed d' . 30 of Chapter 110 of the Revised Statutes of Japan Teas. Cash'tor Eggs. '. . - .. _. _,� .-:
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-, - - - e Stouffville Agricultural Grounds on . which the fact is more ap- Wheat, goose ............ 93 to. - 941 WILL BELL VERY CHEAV - - " , 11.'_� . , .* _. . I
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.. - of his limbs badly . crushed at the saw . ters of Toronto before this contest closes .- . : Marbl6Monumen to, Headstones and all .. . .. �. -1 . � I . - :
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. . . was held o a the Heaven." in our hearts your kindly deeds , * - , Pickering Village$ - ..
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� . . hearthstones of our bomes. . - -1 . , BLINI)SI, ": ;..I .
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. . - . of Kitchen's hardware store, Schomberg. best wishes prece . . . . I . .. . . . SIER a . � ,_ - ,.�.,:
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� �_ I . f. Our hearts sing with the mns I � * sertion of the low. - .. _0. ,.4__.�, ,
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- .. . . . red. by insurance. ' -nemory of days PR M OF CHARGE! . - . Pickering'Lumber Yard. tion, when desiring anything in my line.. � , - �� 1, -�_, -
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- - . . On Monday last a young Man named these little gifts Of which we beg . - . ,.' - . . . .L .. I W I .- '"_ 41&,�L
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� . - ,Ii�� . _J she was not a cleN er -A oman ; and the wheels. also the kind of lady whose husband is blind - and cigars in boxes on the writing -table. Smith was bowing and smiling his farewells ; lmparting fictitious -1 -
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1. ._� - . . I.. maids. She had tried going abroad in' sum- hours before ; so the splendours of the morn- with keen interest by multitudes of people, t �Aog Veronica, of course,- who issued � _. '
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II . . very coritentedly over the Continent with a governe a who sat opposite Mrs. Lei6 m- the advice of her uncle, Mr. Alexander from the eflect of her delightful surprise, efeates an appetite- purifies the blood,
4 - -.,% . � ington, � vith her eyes fixed on her plate, and Smith, she came over to England, she had could do nothing but gaze with shining eyes f -
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11 . . __ . :_ Iwas not a clever woman, and she could not a curly -1. eaded boy of about eight,.who sat at no dfficulty in making her way into aw:iety. at her brother, and Letty Morrison was far and digestive strength. . I .
I I . __ theside n a high chair, drumming his sturdy Her appearance and personal qualities too shy to inlake a single re mark. 11 I derived very much benefit from rl
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e� � .1 11 l5o say grace quick, mummie,"' he said the time of which I write, there waa scarce- Pose- TI
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. � ... � � - .:' D�adcmoiia, which latter heroine 6he also her letters, said grace, and let breakfast' be- for her to take a place in the country, and Browne. " We can breakfaet at an hotel Enterprise, Belleville, Mich. _.
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I � - .1- - I-- , .. had happeiied to break the monotony of her and dropped thom again quickly as she the amount of whose fortune, t Percy, With a laugh. 11 Well, good evening. saved my life. To one feeling tiredand 1,(),.,,
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. -1 �. . . - . ha*d felt rather aggrieved by this desertion , Oh, I am sure" --she began'; but wooed again and again, wooed &]so' by ini slowly out of tile station. 90 Brooks Street, East Boston, Mass. R, . I
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i - .. . . wanted to give these dances, and the pre- wily, tiere was never any remark Jo be the wish. � . . ing to Colonel Lyndon, I " one of voll liad . - �
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-e " Percy is interesting;"Said .Nfillv ea . n .
. - - . . - ,TIC' musical at-home would seem to hit. tli2 I not know -did not ex- Brownc, lie felt at once that he wap in tile ,)rne along," lie said. I'll it!!egrapli i
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- . it. Mrs. Fluslitoll took them, and careful[- she wag a little boy -girl. - And Bile 9dy8"-- - of servi !e to you in any wa * #I . ,are lots of soltli�rs . 'wanted lit I-"iig-
� � - y " Harry, if you've finished your break- 0 Y. . ... I . .. . .
which is a way of ladies wile ,� % R1 -"I <-w- -
-it they have the choo, - 1;iook i You would not have our brother a stay. . � 1 016,44
you llay go and prepare yout -aid the
uWalliffied all three before opening any, fas t " ThAnk you a ill usal)(I times," r I land. of 66- ,k i
I I I n for Miss Lucas," 'sai( 8 111 Young I L41y. Her swift brown eyes swept y , .� i I a "�- -
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Q I his over hin for a M011IeuL In that ollonlelit said hvi-g,werness. . t;lj . ,
% little to do. One was a bill. This,, Air. 8 ,-root I -111ionic Lsoldier. Milly? -
Flusliton laid on her capacious silku lap* mo . at of - iA ? �
ther, taking pity on her protegee." I - .. .- t4v_4 I"
. I'lle Beer led Lo take him in. .she smil&I and " Yeq, I would, I would, -cried ti -e child. - 4azo, .
. . She had never known wilat it was to feel a He sliDped off his chair and went; and held out )ter hand. " I hear from Uncle " I should like him to titay at houle 41ways. =4 -? , %1.0 � .
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. la(Vs liand, a4 wit], a crest oil the back. -May Lucas was all- orphan. - Her father Atrick. I am oil my way to vi -Jit ' Of coursto we do." said .Miss Brovnie. - 1; a .
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. . � I . . This Mrs. Flushton It was -in at- a ad General Maekenzie. Of 1)*.ep I)eulle. But Letty adi.1 softly, I atu afra-il we - TALdw . I .. . :
- . - omrard, with a crest in the corner, and di I three years before, when May was hapis yo I know the placev' Per. . I
. . . . !" , ' . can't choose, Milly. "ie must all becontented How cloes he feel?-Hef�ds
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I _. - - .. . M " LKITit LFAIIIN .To -N; at 1-foine I)ec- e � Since thell, she and her mother to where we are sent."
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. I cember i7th and 21st.; January 4th and isth - ]lad lived together in a little cottage in tile colonel. 1 Cl -11J.J , and is constantly expen- .-_
. . . " Cifeneral Slackowie. in -one of nly frothe catlriagp whereColonel 1. ndon and Q11. I
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. . I . February -Ist-, 15th, from 9-11.30 o'clock. If -Devonshire village which was their home, 0 ill ,-i:l:,, diL!'.ing himself, adop i
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i . ... . .- ; Mrs.- Flus - liton pe -used this card -several i ing as boarders two little 111(iian-born . ago. , h this. - yourluggagel" travelling and stiecessive exi,itements of tile C()()kUv,, thu dishes, the hours, and
.1 . times, after which she laid it down, and 'h ld"ell. Then tile parents of tile children A 'I _ lay, dozed ofil early. 'I'lw colonel remained nil - -111,-"
. � e of boxes, bags, .9 lorato ' 'trunks, ( - . . ,r,,41101� his' eating -August
. __ L taking up her knitting, clicked her needle, It'd returned- and the mother and (laughter awake It quietly lipon the changilig Flow
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c knitting - tip the funds began to run very low. They then walked tform, anti beside th mint). He ed to Ong vigils,
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.- - .. -card a,gain. - - � . made up their mindg to separate -and fire&k &nil a youngladyin I travelling costume Seated at theadsoo'reoefusit"" How do,as he feel?-Hi'e fedsat .�-
. . .. 'AN So lik � - I . up tile little cottage home. M rs 1, a rt -looking in& I in livery, hoth of - . is Lent, Ili the sweet t. "Ici .1 gnawing, voracious, insati- . �
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. I e Mrs. Leith Leanilligio'liT, site ucas whom 1, ere trying, but apparently With btarry nights of the Indian winters, or in r1i .
. .- . *ejaculated, raising her eyes lit protest to the . consult,ed the vicar, her husband"8suedensor, scant success, to count the reels. 11 Y barracks art a station in tile plains, when tile able appetite,wholly unaccountable,-
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. . . . . --eiling. ' " �Iie always tries to 4o so and he advertised for a governess's post for It is all inine," said Mine es; W&sste&tuingallniRhtwith the he -at ,.nnatttral an(I unhealthy. -August
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. - - .. I holn--s !-and tile last oil leap -year's day ! if MrsLeithLeaming "Wasawomanofeap- uncle. I might travel in safie�t ny out of her oosoni. or rioing in tile small Ii its . -
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� . . I - � wish I'd cainington allover! of the morning from barracks to ca, )s",)'he How does he feel ?-He'feels no -
- uld be t000 much for had often outwatcheii the stars, a,"I
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. homes," 3he adde(l, after a pause. Thenher It desire � to go to the table and a
� t-hought'Of fortl"glltly at- herin answer to her advertisenient, and youngladyin rey! Ifyoudo,lwishvou moments lie had found favourable to thought. .
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. I . - . . eyes fell on the neglected tliird le'ter, 'I was struck by the Jact of Nlay lieing the would introt .NI ally a � ed with gruniblizig, fault-finding, over -nice-.
__ . Income tolier. I g4lould like inillself, many a prohl -it lie had strive ty about what is set before hiln I -
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. . . . . stanip. as refcrene!) ; and on receipt of his letter of " I wt a just going to ask your permission naiiiitketiteelieeksuiltienlyfltimit,an(I iveye Remedy. .. . -
. :1. . " MY DEAn Ar -,-T," it ratio " I don't know warm "CICOMmendation promptly wrote and toiii'�ro(iii-viiert.oyou,"smitI tile colonel. kindle -had come to hill), when tit#,- world 1. I . . ; .
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.. - - . if you have altogether forgotten my - i_ engaged Ma a salary of fifty pou round him was wrapped in slumber. How do * * - i - - :
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. - - who cried over the crested note. orrence, loathing,
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. - . I . tkepliews, and only re�. I hankering after abstract tite all utter abh *
. . . - . membrance in order to as � " She will be just a sweet Young Devon It y I
.. :.- � - is, my ten years are ui , and I'vesix ,aiare keeping you from them, Lyn. hours. He was"thinking of tile btrange in- of food; as if a .
. L. me. It is don," id Mr. Smith. I
a fivour. The fact girl, and quite .a companion to We and detest,-Iti.)n
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. . _ leave to come home ; very irksone 01 ry itialities of fort tine -wondering why one 111OUtliful would kill bim-AuguSt �
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. for the Colonel to shake hands with me and NI rs Lie - III to me in a thousand wayg !" now. I believe I ant not wwltjby 'any 5 ce, while another had I I -
- . - congratulate me, and all the other fellows to � ,, -W, said to her husband. one," said the colonel. - nothin , TI i uzzle followed him through I -low does he feel ?-He has fr-' -
. - ,. - look at me with the eyes of envy ; but I- Ilshe able to manage that young ti 11
-, '. �pcgrace Harry ?�that is the chiefil uestion. ly at the pretty girl in grey e- Ito nigilt. "a p ! I
. . haven't a home to go to. I thought first of se Miss Browne was still looking meditativ re(yfflar bowels and pectiliar stools- '-.
- _ refusing, and thus making myself fain . . Hismanrersare abominable,"' replied Mr. panions. . and her coin- We shall think, perhaps, our colonel ."
. .1 ouH in was AUPrll,f ;71noxfor +I -let Rerned,V. Ts' ..
.. Leamington. - " 0 h, ye% ; they have a protector of a mail of violent theorie8--one who thought
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. " Oh yea, of aftwered his wife indole Bile Faid, smiling. " What a good -look' lightly of loosening the laws of property and ' -_ - - --- --- -_ - -_ -_ --- .
. . - . . who would have refused home -leave after 46 ntly. Ing bringing in anarchy, by dest ug the bands Practice vs. preaching : ' . .- .
I .. - _-L. L ten years' service. But the ridiculous part of She is accustomed to the care of children, bcy ! The happiest face I have been forages. that7hold society together. He taught Ilia wife the sin of dress' ' - .
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. . . the thing is that I have got just the same and studied Greek and Latin and mathe- Does lie belong to them, Colonel Lyndon ? It, was not 80. * With eloquence and power, � . .. I.. .
. - matics with her father, who was a I should a& , to look at hi _', that Had we asked him, in fact, what his politici .
I Ifeeling of a yearning to see y in he was in . And then played billiards all day long
I I .the old Country sc great love and had just been am-epted. 1, were, he would have told us that he was 11 a �
.. . . . and all the old haunts, and no black fa _,es, hplar. Harry . only needs gentle super- At sixty cents an hour I .
--. . . _% . I -snow, as if - I'd a patriarchal Third Foot," mud Colonel L d d 9 then had this new feeling of discantent --- - I - - - - . ..
. and wind and vision. " " That is (.!& P, tain Winstauley, of the faithful disciple of the old school." Whence -
: _� . roof and a welcome waiting me! And so it fa "Gentle fiddlesticks I" growled Harry' is young to be a captain, on. He 1.
I . ther. 11 I'd rather trust to the G 8 I but ire in not u* against tile general order of things &risen? .
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remembered my Aunt " a boy, Miss Browne. You mustnot The image that followed the colonel .
wasthatf suddenly --don't be offended- Latin and mathematics !11 reek, d
. . Betsy, find that . stleast,
. __� � __ she cried when I w' When May Lucas a' let him know that you think him' on I through the night, haunting him even in his
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:: fore the breakfast -table scene -Mrs. Leam- is One Of the beat young officore , the brief. half-hours of sleep, may partially ex. --- I
ago. Aunt Betsy, if I come home, may I '
. . .. - ome ington had had a moment of misgiving. She servioe, but he stands upor ,,, _ Lf it
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. . 1� about a little 4 Or will you say : nothi " Oh! introduce me I introduce me I girl, dressed in I * travelling garments,
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. I - . .. . I cried when you went away ten years ago ; ut her sunny brown hair, an& This is delightful. quite like a romance 11 with timid aplxliug�eyea as the sky of the I - �
. . i � but all these ten years you have only writ- her fair English skin needed no aid from the' cried Miss Browne. " Uncle Atick will ;; FAst. and most delicate feature& That, a - I
ten to me once!" wder-box. the luggage in. Not the fur wrap, line e creature so tender should,be catit, Upon the I .
� . . I.. India is an awfully hot PO !' I may have fid end of trouble," Mr.$. dear, or the dressing -c is world, should have to earn her - A - � '.L.,
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I I , at my side is up to ninety degrees now. -I Leamington had thought, looking at her. Now then, Col. e labour of her hands, should live in the-houste's a I pROMPT - .1.
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- . 1. hope you are well in health, aunt, and that " I don't want to be turned into a chaperon i -jookins -boy !son Of 8trM#0r8, this, to the great heart .
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__ .. . .. Mrs. Flusht6n folded the lett,ir up and put , spopera. &Z cakes and of her he smiled. He admired her; noman, I CURES
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� . Mary, Ii tt le Mary ! I'll be a mother to your in there," said Min Browne to the colon . Strange, strange wer h - .. ' -
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. . � ling I 0 h, I've been a selfish woman ; I,Ve gazed into his handsome 70ung fees, see "' to MY carriage ? Uncle Alick engaged & oould not advance. CIMICA. . . ��,,,
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. positions on perseverance ' grea amazinks cc . .., ,"'."'T 7�
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th "' ' iro uity to make it their means of protection or redrew. � I - -;.,:,4.,- -
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,'X-'�L tional. disputes to which his- places her fisheiinen carried on a very exten, an of the prolonged strife be. vivendi between Great 13ritain and France The es Sh e a pe ' 1) A (1, in, -0* , e .. �t 1,
thorny interlia The cessati " W t or , pa r pa li e . � s. V1, t' �� 1, I � -:
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. I tory has ever witnes : t f 4'.
tro � * ry in the Gulf of St . 114,
_erents, brought about b th coming so I - ,!_!�,__44 ",
,.. . -c Ing ot dal was a crushing blow for Terra Nova's long f t t W Ift ton to secure for the - - .1i :." I'll
. 1_' ; now of moi sIgning of the Treaty of Paris, affrrda y as g - , � '; LLL - ' "
n - - :. 11 than two centuries' standi lAwrence and around the nothern shores oi . .. . , ,:g. -41 4
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.,. t', efies the diplomatic skill of Newfoundland. another favoumble o rt it f ecuri sufferin o�s. Protest Liter protest has rev ue service on Puget -Solind two sman - " , . . -
I Jwople in - �: � .still boldly d ppo uni y or a . , s". - -
- �,, . . it . �_. -_ � . �
run ` - Brief was the Peace - which foil � to the Bri n)Ls the' purpose " I.. � ", L
I ... % inost prudent statesmen in Great Bri tish the whole and -xindis ute been e by the Colonial I,egislature, and swift steam outteis for 4A - . ' . 11 �.. _. .. ..:.,
f lWalth. derive '�� � . the owed the t .,_ . li_ ,_., . ..1. I
clll�,;ivt�ly prove.... . - tail) ,nd France, and the end is not yet. :igning of this fainoug treaty, as it deserved Possession -of Newfoundland, Put ilia againat'the inaction of the Home Govern- pat Ing an end to the sm,aggling from Bri - 11.1 . . . �._;, , - i1i 4 -
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niukv�s I... . NVe shall the better appreciat, the tenacity ince it.gave all to one side, and that of this the treaty not only confirmed all the ment, but without result. Thus matters ish , - 5 >:, - ..
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rni which ther4 I ; share in the co,I fishery of Terra Nova, and the rightful occupants of Newfoundland ten- i *4 .1
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'rater weakness, � � *, her unwilling"es' to abandon thb " rights " fo d worse that before. War again broke which were secure I to EDgland by the said that it seemed impossible to reconcile care much about i he opium feature of the - �'_ ';:'-- � L �.,.. �I,` ..
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way:: '._-.11:.-. . . d two important facts ; first, the the want of food faith and nce Treaty of Utrecht, were now transferred to the French Treaty rights with the develop- business, for they look upon that as a mat- ' :., ;� -,. �.,� , .. I ,-, .: 1,
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the N '. . . IV ecution of that fishery pro- anxious as they had negver been and that only a guard of fifty the colonists were forbidden the Tights of tile smuggling of opium is a matter of indif- : . _' ' ., -I, 1 ")-.� _,� �
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. ung marhiers. since) to rid their colony of their wily toe. men for police purposes be maintained sovereignty. He futher declared his convic- ference. It has no effect upon the use Of . ..
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I Inental , ':.�", T� ble to secure a settlement of the drug for purposes of debauchery, a i 11_;,.�.- - .;,� X I.; ,
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. . I . � � . The, I fisheries of Newfoundland have Accordingly when the war had begun a there. " . h tion that, una . gain" � - . . - . __1? .
'. Owi the present - I ased in- theirlung standing difficulty, the colonists which stringent lawe, but ill enforced, exist I � .: --IC;..
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-111 fro i: . been cal -i . . on for four'centuries, and th6 squadronunder the command of 02ptain dignation of the New0flomunudylaonxpres at the will sooner or later take the law into their in every State, and the question of whether �,-,�.;��
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.o nit, ail excel- �, . great as in s9i nrevioup years, p _the suspension of hostilities, terests of the Imperial Government be a coming spring shots would be exchanged be- small revenue fr;m tile importation of the. L . . _. . �141&�' 1
. . . . the fish are as V1- ;ful as ever. ' however, the French with admirable fore. - .� , -.., 11�, 11
"' - Savage,?dd. _-_. .1 - matter for surprise, when viewed in tile tween the French ships and the colonists. He damnable stuff fails to create any interest , - � - -` - V.- ,
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The first, and I--- many years the onl si ht and sa it had left no stone unturn. Ii lit of ita shiftless, blundering policy, finally strongly urges the British Uovern- whatever. In the sub ect of smup,gling ' � -- �, 4 ,
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t �� 15, fagged out..- - ,' - �._ cold watersof Xewfoundland, were the withinthe coveted colony and togreatly -.� , - , � � -'.' �i ',
t sick and nlis- . - . _. - hardy fishermen of the Basque provinces of strengthen their posi But t4D resume our historical retrospect. shall. ,be satisfactory to the colonists. May rect interest, not, so much in its moral a&- - . .. d I- __ �._ I.- - 1'..
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� __ . . . ' tion in Placentia and By the appointment of Sir Hugh Pallissir to wise counsels prevail ! F. H. J. LL,oYD. pect as in the harmful results. c - t -� .. ...� . wt`�._.�. �
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I cotild hardly 1 ' orujandy and Brittany, nor have we any elsewhere. But -with a determination wbic the governorship of the island, in 1764, a It is impossible to say how many China- � `
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K1,0LF, E(litor ... . m 1: London, Bristol, Bideford and and stripped their battlements in the 'als A so far as he could, this eagaciou8 statesman I . . CANADA OR mx3trro - . � . _ . _ ! , � ..� -_ , .)�,._ ��' - -
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,.,I Ille to good - '.� - at L,)rd Bacon declared that " Newfound- but, after repeated ass'aults each fiercer than 1. - I , .: 1. 1�
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F, truthfully it '' . . ... . . land contained richer trea4ures than the the last, the enemy heldthefortand the by the Treaties of Utrecht and Pa'rLis, and Island in theGairof CalirornW Mexico, until. last year the excessive vigil- . ,:L- - ��
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11 - I M ' intals of co,ltish-to Thus again victorious the French made a I ordered that they were to be allowed to olnen, living on Seri Island, in the Gulf of capture of a large number and tile heading' I . 1. . .1 '.."
1-11ki a triai ot :, . were exported -265,198 qu . . . � _.
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S I . . _. . � Century -L!i Fremeh a'.though in -possession lost to the British. Ca,rhonear alone held. tile brutality md insolence of the French. Occupied the island is not known, but they illegitimate business has become a sciene I.. . . .1
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� " f Acadia, - Cal)c 13).-s�ton and Canada but out against the French, and for several Ever frantically zealous for tile rights of the ,r6 ,low becoming extinct . . . . . ;:,.,.: ".. * .
a ]JAVil-,Z long Coveted Newfoundland, not years it was the only town in the island bia, an4l .- . -_ , � . . .
- French, and fearful of giving them ffence, " I saw three women and one man and tax of $50 to land in British Colum - %. . . ".
- intereate of over which floated the flag of England. their appearance and manner gave in� the they cheerfully pay this in order to accum . . . I .."
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i't -.;trf-(l only, :- - �_ .. !:L, cibtained a foothold ill -the signing of the Treaty of Utrecht. By its and brutes in heart and soul. lt was just coveted entrance to the United States, tci� . I . � _., ;
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*7_-f__7!__ � - .- . Viva- from. Placentia. " A very important re- the skills and fcathers of the albatross. and we get the Chinamen. Although a few- 1 - - .,- ' _.- L
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::::I.,r, was - . . ion was however made in favour of their indisputable rights and protection. By They are cunning thieves, but otherwise manage to cross the line oil foot and safely .- I _.. . �
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i " . a incAs to that end is pateut froin the fact was e a source of trouble for , in the various treaties which were framed �� � ,..6,-
: , 1. -� ! - :t -s t here, .- , - . . that within the comparatively brief spaceof more than a century and a half, and which for the purpose of settling -disputes, she 'Y", and, wheii not serious, an idiotic smile by water. Tile numerous islands in Pug" .. . � � . 11 - . ..
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.. ,)rullooll . . eat thein. They exist on fish and goat meat, and taking advantage of (lark �ights autY. . I - . . . "..
I - . . they were secured in the privilege of fish- with her policy on all previous sin , . ..,
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.%: . and vacillating from the first ing, concurrently with the E, liali, along casions Bile declined to make any appre i which are plentiful. Low houses, built of -their knowledge of the movements of the . I.- ...-. �. I , . �!
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. I . - .. .. - -knowledginent on the dtfiuing tile boundaries Isetween which it No one can I their daily rou- vessels engaged in th, s busi ness are Osten sib-- - ' . - -
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V . .- - - ri tile . I French had previously d-)ne in the uay of W413 rations, and occasionally ' ' % . z , I
_� -1 I I _ fishliv, on this part of the crAL81t, - I al�'"! insult, rapine and plunder, but it alFo made I ,.:.
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- .1 - I forhade the settlement of this region by Lite I to (to beyond ,reproach : and With ail. OJ:01 )*"'" ago, and if they bury the dead, tuid owner, all for the purpose of confusing their- ' : I �
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, A I u feel:�. -. :.�_ .-, . - F , Ocnclhtook license from the (-,' ' - ght. flis face was it study when lie saw are.as willingto-bring contraband goods . . ... 1. . 11.
''. . I - 12 11 and to fish Upon that coast, and Nevertheless successive English Govern- I not give caube for daily qu irrels, Ills lint- .` � .. - - - I 1.�.
-I - ., - � r NI Wfoull"l, tile lens pointed at hini, anti he could not back wi th thein as to take thein away, bein - . -
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I . � '. . p, J undeAtand what was twing done. He, as neithur respecters of persons nor Giovern- - 1-,-.".1.,
1 :1(1t) A1119 � n of to place this portion of the coast under tile he would take the must positive noleafitircs I . . .
* I 1 -I- ledginunt of the sole right of, - tile Crow I I , tire all hici race was 8uperstitious, but we inents. . . � . . - . I..,
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--Au-us-t . -, - . ill immediately lied around his neck- The . . - � � V. -.z.
t3 . . ly than rrench. The C011sequesee has 1wen that, the smuggling vessels lie at anchor, present-: -
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. I more like tile. inva.,iolis of all ellell � leman standino next to him is about mix . . I-, �.,
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. . . . . tically, the inhabitants of Newfound- O" "' Irl . the niost' innocer-t aspect iiiiagiiiable.- . . - _... I - -
L . - . becoming frieuds who enjoyed the atIvaii- prac on the c ts of the Island of Newfoundland feet tall, anti lie had to hold Indian's hand. ing - .. I 'L L'
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I . Newfoundland became tile BeCrIf, ra " with- . ist.- The blanket is made of albatross skin on board, enough Chinamen to make a load . . . :`�'..
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. . . out any title to their pogaessions and living men should not be incommoded in tilt- cut- are told to get ready. Toward the close of - . � . - . ..�.
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--August . , tary, and, during �hc year 1 692, the Freuch . . holdt; are the only wea -on they know of evening two or three will stroll over to tile, . - . . . �,
- .- � it from outside the pale of law, wits allowed to grow Ling Of wo,)d necessary for the repair of 1"! . . . '.. .
I . I - - - - -1 j� � � I . . . inade a determined attempt to wi est .. or use. Ilia legs front the tnoe down are not - . . -1. . . . -, . I
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- - . n . taken aboard one of the boats, and ill I , ,
. the'] preg- u there without any civilizing influence. their scaffoldal hut&, and fishinly lKlats." . . reserve disguised as siwaslies. They are, - -
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. rig ill R is I was a standing grievance generatioll 11 This," says Harvey, 11 it; tile celebrated covered. Tilt- hat lie wears is'of !, -1be, , - :.. � . - � '. -;�;.-.
I U fcehs no- . . . _.- in Placentia and sfroj after, generation ; ¬ 80 Slow has I)CCII the - Lilies o%er lie, as, lie as he stands there, is tile typical morning she goes out to fish. If a custom . I . _.Q.
_� : .. I numbeni, tile British naval forces under . section of the Treaty of Ve"n Seri hidian. officer happens to notice them -lie cannot say - I _. .. _. . .�. �
)',t-, and a . - .. I I of civilization in these Igtitndei; that which volumes of diplomatic correspond- ; - ....r:,
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, iver-iii.ce- , � . - . CornmodoreNVIIIIams strov the I squatter " has only lwen brought ence have been written and coun-le.is hat- " .1' The women wear patched dresses made anything or attempt to stop the boat, which . . . . . . ._ -L, .
. thern but without avail. of cloth which they re�_-cive for albatross mats . � 11.
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I Two years latter the French in thei andshawls. They are wrinkledandold, very . . - I . .. I . I .. � ': �.
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,)wer the '_ � . '6ecame the aggressom and the Chevalier ing tile past few years. It Wag nOt The French claim that it extends their few girls beiiiganiongthe tribe. Thebowls - . FREE FROM PRYI-XG EYES, - �. _. - . -, !..
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. I .. 1. I . Nesmond received instructions to join the oil their heads contain broken vessels made knol she shapts a course for Cadboro 13A , .- t t -
.. �� . 1. fleet of ten ships waa appointedi with the concurrenct rxriumim right over the coast anti waters of clay. Y1_ , . _. - I . . I .
. ... . .. Rocheford squadroll with 1 the home- authoritiefi, to have referredto anti to this position they have . Orshe maygo upto Jamesor Sidneyis- . I- . . . �.,
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--Ife feels- " . iriediction in the -forlorn district j"t citing 'with a " death -like pertinacity. "Th _ lerft la ' nols, as Cadboro Bay is getting rather too .. I .- ; .- . -1.:.
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I , -erful de r 8 184 Fngland mildly disputes tile Clailn ill theory " : - - ,
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Placentia he lauded , histo,
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, �-) (!(: . % , . the. same ycar, however, the French return- land. Hence in ade another de- This is, in brief, tho history of the nes- In our last issue says the Toronto Week, ips. Then, all that is needed is a favor-
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.__1.___-=W_"W .. � _.-1 . - - . - . . avul;g- surprised the garrison I idence on the 80, lie was for a time one of the editors. He was bor in the evening is made, but even then! - .- . 1 . � 1. .
and took it. The Go- a patienef, unexabipled articles to The Montreal Gazette, f which Sometimes a bold dash out of Victoria h
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i . : . . 1697 put a period to hostilities. The oppor ture. His n'ovels " Fauchon " send been notified, but it is of no avail... -1 . '-. .:, -,
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� "�,_�.S_ suicidal policy toward their oldest ileanorthof St. John's,and thence suit sh d be considered which, it is quite though generous criticism, and the timel; 1.
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. are as pliable as an Independant Parli&. a varied musical program.,- There will be kind of instrument and in fact i - I I
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" . . Jeffcott's residence as beretofore. - -John ;oodrug, shipped from the the Cosgroves will appear again next * - . ..- . .- . .. . . . . 4 .. - ... . _. ., .! east, Toronto. _,Iellii�
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_- Just been issued from this office in pampb. Ireland, 1 from Jae. Richards, ar Pick- IV _.
! . _. . arch report -of Pickering Public scLool, A4 . In the way of men's clothing we bare som'e of the Dewest things in - -- .. � � erinary College, Toront(
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_. .. . of &be said fruit can be charged with left f3r more healthy quarters. Thinking wear. 142, V. Head 141. value in heavy shirtings ever offered in Pickering, and we are well paid for' , , ,�. -pISING SUN LC
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.. strange to say, per dozen, their value has deco�y in the marsh to attract their atten- 124, A Leslie 117. . . l9very person invited ti
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. ear such is a est was disulaved by the wielders of the �Nuwber on register 64 ; average attend' � I � 0 - , . .
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. . some fifteen vears ago to seek big fortune d t, James Richardson; Secretary, R. Second Class -S Stanley 855, IN Poak .. I - � 11 . � 5 S 0 I- - - , ....-. I.- . - ) .. ventilation a specia,l
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was p ocured markets, and each did some tall blowing. euiolled thOmselviva on the regi ter this
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; . . at tb6 bottom of one of these pits, thiking ioDal intent, oh the 31 t day of February non suited, the judge holding that there cl is to enrobe. Mmself in I � �
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. - boys :` Mr. Frank 11nrlbnt bar, just amount. Our asse#tions are as follow up the home at Boxgrove which was cans. . . .,. and sheds.
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