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Lexe_�'_' ,,,...:..:d,....,PICKERING' 6NT.,, FRIDAY. JUNE 2691891' :_ ,- . ; - .� i
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.1 ,t S.o., coroner. I
Re street rickeri"' office hours� Morning .
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. I ilof Mrs-.J-,%v_BradleY,0f the Toronto,611- it
, ?uP - ' servatory of Music,
I Isprepared to give lossons in voice culture.
_ shing to place themselves under her
i. Those W! Will ' I
. instruction ,jindly e-ollanlUlliCate with her
at Claremont,
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.rences given if required. 40-52 a
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I . .tor Court 11oule,, Whitby. - -
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ow & _. CGILLIVRNY, BARRIS. -
I ]D' . Office opposite Post
t�,rl, ;Olicit')rs, &-c'
ogi NN-hitby, 011t.- ino. Ball Dow, B,A.; Theo. In,
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T an� ��iieitor, &c. Money to loan. No @
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I S ORMISTON, LL.B., of Law. 6
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- Solicitors.'% otariv,,, &c., 15 Toronto Street To-
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I roatc) Will 1)3 at claermont every'+htlAday,
(!�, over j. 11,111, _y
- ,lv,s silop. ,Ajolley-to loan., 2.)
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ENTON. & DODS, BARRISTERS, �
]D soli��jtoiF;. -,otaries, Etc., soncitors for city
nd Count,.- Loan Ai;sneiati011- 10A Adelaide St.
acleplione9l'. ollooftbepart- -
east ' Toroilt-0. �" I .
uers will 1,j, ill C.Ittreulont every Saturd-ly Ovcr
. Ropper'8 Store, . l3ly 1 .
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__. erinary CoiiegO, Toeonto, WIll vi,;t �N'llitevaje �
and Cherrvivood CvOrY Saturday. Diseases of -
the horse's fOOt kl',tended to at my shoeing forge
. alls promptly at-
. lot 33,7th c -O!'.. Pi`k0riu"- C
teuded to. Telegraph address : Whitev I al�,'011t
� p.0. address: 6rCt-u Itiver. Out. 34-V
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I lb"ING SUNN LODGE NO. 135, I. O.
i Pt G. T. This lo4ge meets everY Monday
� evening in the year.'in Dale's Hall, Pickering.
... Every 1)erson invited to join and help advance
thisgrand Cause of Temperance. 121V
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yancer, Com-
Tmiseioner for taking Affidavits, etc., Clare-
. Mont, out. ____ - - ______ ___20y �
�jr, ,�,G, Isslier-of- Marriage
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. -Be L`icuenc;es forthe COULItY of Ontario
Ace at the Htore or at his- residence, Pickering
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D-_ R_,_bEATO.N, TOW.rSH11'CLEILK
o . Conveyancer, ,C�oulmis�iouer for taking
� &ffidavitis, A.ecollutant and insurance 'Agent.
Mo!ley to loal, oil farm property. ' Willis pro-
. bated. 0 FF I ( ' 'E -_At Whitevale.- Will be in
Brougham every Monday. afternoon for the
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. As f. -,r tlic cc),ji;�,y of intil.rio Drawings
an(I sp(ljj(:1tti(,)li,
- ., furnip-hed for every Oass of
buildim, le�ting and
- Steam fill,] )Jot water I , ,
. ventilation a specia:lv. office-Gorrie -Ttlock,
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Msideoce-Kinust,oi 1.',)R(l Eart Pickering. 117-y
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0 Aucllolleer_. still in tbe field. able a.nd
. . willing to v,�wiuct aii), Sides entrufited to him.
and thkes this oliportilijity of thanking bis pat-
rongfori,ast fa-,urg,anA hopesforacoutinuallce
Of tbelli. 'I'(.1,111'.
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- - i I)OUCHER
� - H 0 M A6 , Licensed Auc.
11 T tio.,jeer.Valuator, etc-, for East York and
.. thewlioleof Norfli and South Ontario. Strict
. attentioriv,i ven tu'all orders br wail or telegrapli
Charlges.�!otlentte. Address ,17HOs.VOUCHER
Box 47. Br(, 'I �,Jl mill, ()nt. __
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I JOH�N LESLIE, BOOT AND SH01
. Maker Pf,ggad and pewu work. Order
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J=PAGOrdon,p-roprietor. TlbigboteliFl-1
.. . fine now lirick building,fitlished in superio
. atyl(j, L,,vel,yeollvel1jeuce and comfort forth
. travail, ull ,)Lt bl ic. New and commodious stable
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� ESTEIIN HOUIS,E, Plcl�-,eriDg, Out.
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. I trav,311ing ,,,,,,lie. This hotel, having lat0l
. chall.0ed hand�;, lias becu re-furniz;hed �iiro.Ugl
, out* sitildi'vil as it is, opposite tile. Spink Milli
it is Colivellielit tor patrons of the Mills. Weal
� , orlullell at �11 reasonable hours. Good stablin
'L atldslledro,)m. Box stail and enclosed yard fc
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1, I trade, I can-4narantee Satisfaction. A lent h
1, , F, Lazarus' h, ye -glasses. Watches auf clocl
: �/ Cleaned ,3D shoortest notice, and at reasonab,
L- . rates. I . 23-47
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,�.: My) GEOROV, KERR, Manager.
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roilgllftst house, together or separately; t]
40ti" that Mr. Forsyth - now occusies; al
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... b4rn,to rents or would exchange for TIVIN
residence iFoZesion given the lot of 711%rc
I lfarfurth�r Particulars eaquire.,of R. BUIR
. Pickerin Village, or by letter to. R. SANE
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i I h0e bought up Dan Reddin,s livery LT�ST LOCA1 BAPPENINGS RECORDED BY wr elville Sabbath school festival at .- ;_' - ��,
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usiness and have added several new I TiIR PURIM �ND JOTTED DOWN BY OUR coblest�nos strewn along the highways. Cowan's Grove, an Dominion Day. As, :..-- ) I .";-..� ,�, _,_-4'.-
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horses and buRgies, I Can secomodate L . Why not break the large oue4 Dick ? this is an annnal affair little need be said , � i 0. ,17 - � � , �:,
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the public with good rigs at all hours. i . .. : L I ' ' !. ,'.I',�',�, , �1. f
Wedresday, 15th of July, is the day as those attenling once are assured. of , . ��p' r', �
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- The football team is in ftetive training strawberries and such like delicacies as - -.:.-;' .':-__ 1, :_
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. 0 L � � stilonday's rain did garden sass a good ability to defeat the i;, f , . 1.
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iSI- I A., z 0 ce - ��:;) �w On Tuesday, the 16tb inst., a 'large . . . �. .1. ,X, - I-
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M, r. and Mrs NV J Graham and Mr. fiDe thoroughbred sheep at Po . - -I... L,
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them at high prices until they have seen ar4 Mrs. Ed. , Eavens are visiting at Lind- last week. 'r ' is at been concerned as to his health, fearing . : . : rL . il, - � , " , I
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Barnard of Whitbv has stocked n . ptist ussoc ation at that place last week. present visitmg. her brother, Mr. Alex. that in looking . after the welfare of his - . ,
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with new and taking patterns in jersey Lillie Taylor, of Toronto, visited with Armstrong. ud wife. of Uxbridge. All fte world, the Scarboro world -and . . � , ;. -�,' �.� 4-..
pins. hair pins, I h4r aunt, M J bb tt last week, and OD Mr. Wm. Hill a I . . � .1 �:_ f �', .
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watches. He wants everyone interested t I - . eceived a kick on the leg, which laid him could have mo � 'r ' ' - � - .:� .1 �., 11.
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look through bis stock, and they will find iDg ear ., til their seve'ral turns came to b threshed z . ) ,. ..
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GNP cla,m that LuuskOloDge grow very large fur Ma or Bros. We believe that this is Pft � ... � . . 1. . 7 t-', 1,
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ap WM* Je COWIE I . i heard of one black eye given as a memento ; I -:. - 4 " ,"
- the large6t orchard la Pickering township. � . � _. 1. ., :.,4 I
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upw barn, 3 is. U uderhill sl-pped and re- la t e -, . - _1 "... I .
Celebrated., Wilkinson Plow's 'and - apple jacx. After hearin- a glowing Re- . . ' . * . ' . .�..`.... I ;11.
; I owe damage to the buggy. It I ^ :; . . I
C61ved a blo-w'from thetool on the brea9t. causing 6 0 - '..., �__ _
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LLVb! r6t1l-VJ,y recol.ef . worthy edit6r, along with other children, .. . . ,�:_�-, �- -
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. ibe Laurence Separator in good clo'n- ,�ork on tho C.P.11. at this place and have . of a worthy oi�casion I - __� - - ;.;...
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Also 'leted a wire UDeral report � . � 1-1 In -
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dition, for sale, cheap . ler east. Th . ip+* . - . � .1 - - - - _.�
'It. . [DoVed furtli - I s abler deser tive power6. I - � .. � �� ; 15-
nuijuLwriug about forty. ()xle,ot feLce lu front of his pretuisee, wl"ch I . . - ..%. ,::_..L.�
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w is making extensive alters. ponies, and our band, left the 'village ,_ . % 1:�:�:�
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1 uentures purchased for ca&h. tious in his hotel. - about 9.30 i a. m., reaebingibe scene Of Brooklin on May 25th. There were seven .. 1� . ...�.. . � I � 1.,.:!:t.. 1�r
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. - ..� .1:,L_.--. -L 1. . . I Where Jack was I , while the soul go" flyi I ,I une 2, 1 S66
. : �__' .:il_ �. , i . , � � . . , ..� I. . 1. ' i�'Xade. When we begun ng away liki, " ......Q,aturdaY,
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- ' L 1. - . _` ' . .. .. C. . . - I . rned and dropped his strong bird to the eta rs. Weare very ve Wd. ief reeapitulati(
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� - . � - . -.. . 1, : We -all wondered what brought him into charm thii it never before possened ; and head amlina, she went that belonging to his wife descends ,to tired, 'some of us, d of � but very vernent, as it I -
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, . . in her tones you would wonder whether it And went away;
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� ;. I - . as the soft murmuring of the stream in the en. Then, for a long while. .the offspri . g all their along, and WoJePl almost read- . Its ' 'L IS570 when t
. � . � �. � or what induced him to take up his abode in w Into the kitch right - I . definite f4)"m ill
� � L� -_ the silver note u stood there and get arouud that law b puttin Y t') (lie _. ,00d wa,,i org
. .. mmer- time you heard, or All to ourselves, Ilke, w give up the unequals1ruggle. 1, is ;.
I . . that old ruined tower. Such a place as -it su . I - han7s of the women. now, and _. . 'if the brotherl
. I ..�. ... of -a golden harp. At anyrate that was the . cried. I weaJth into the - itis - - I kpidly di(I it gro
__ .-..- Ir was to ma h in ! ' Gray and old'; , igs of old 3 rck. fe and each wife all very well to call life a garden, and all 'Vork. So n -
- ... 1. *a thought so many good thft &ch man has but one wi . . - -ere enrolled in
.- I storm -beaten; with 6ep crevices, into which wav Phadriff Coady, the philornath, put it; And funny things -although we didn't moral the girls, both yonng and old, queen.; but ,) (W nicil 'tv '�l tc
. - - L. one husband, and they live perfectly � . 1: '18(;,-) that number is ial
. . I . .---. I . could put your hand, between its huge dif he did not know how to describe its- smile to some.of us the garden is sun -
.� .. you . - . y cry when old Jack died lives. They are Mohammedans although -bakedi and � in -ongres, A t
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. I . _.�.. � - '.. h who could 9 -for lie was a man of deep leara . We couldn't onl . a, both in theory and in ,every green thing dying or dead, Writes , 11 fivefold. At a c s (
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I .. . &I i spdeep, indeed, that very few could When old Jack died, it seemed a human friend tht y are monogamou Amber. Now, just - tes I I earIvIll ps(i6 it was decidell to
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I - . courses, in which the w-.tndering sw lows in ing, . his wife if he wait a minute While vre - . I tile first I
: fathom it, and had read a Wonderful deal. of Had suddenly gone from us; that some face fact. A mat, may divorce
. - _.? ; . summer -time built their nests -as one might , - talk the matter over. Don!tyouknow acti;rt and fount
.. .. I L '.. � . That we�had loved to fondle and ombrace chooses but he must allow her to retain there , favored that. ,'
I . . ., see by the straws and moss that peeped -books. - I - . . . - - . I . From babyhood, no more would condescend I . ivorces are never yet was a street Parade or a graill . and those who .
. - . We might bend the property in her possession. D . . I 11 Vag
. . - I . sfo as L � . .. - To smile on pia forever. me I .. advocated the , ion of (
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. .: .. - , 1 . t1hereout ; it was nbout as unlikely a 1 t i - Just abo"U"'t this time there came to Ennis With tea vAl eyes above him. interlace not frequent, aot nearly as frequent inpro- procession n 11 I iere(l, t1lel 11-39 Of t
� . .-. - . any one not altogether demented wo -1 be more House -Lord Clare's place -his son, Our chub�y fingers o'er him. romp and race . to population as they are in Cali- measure. of stragglers or onlookers? k - eL�-. when corl(It
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- _. .. . . expected to select for habitation. There L Captain Ormond. He was not the eldest Plead with bim, cAL11 and coat -aye, we mig I does not live in the same
. L . fornia. A man .1 sweremad",
- t there are comparatively few who car� , futile attelliDt ,1111
. .. _. i I ._� was nothing standing but the bare walls, and son, only the second eldest, and bad been send ! le. hist house wi.h his wife. He has his home a ar I .- � reatest eflor
. . _. how thick and strong they were ! Local The old hWoo up for him. whist lite a banners or we,tr vold lace. And sometim 11 . Ik'Ut the 9 .
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. . _1 away serving with the colours in the wars. (If Robs had let us). or. as wilidly vain, .,L_ and visits,heronly in the evenin eri - , , 1 01166,
- we, w . 4 I o,ountry round U.,
- I history and tradition had alike failed to tell He had been with Lord Gough in India; snaplied thumbq. called "Speak," and 110 te ho follow ple tsure afar o I.. ,L' in the
\ . .. . ]over calling on his mistress. W n the ff and stand - ation of forces was ;,'I
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. . . its story ; it had been roofless and ruined had crossed Rwords with the Punjab had not replied; r knees and children grow up the boys are taken away on the (lusty road while the para e goeg by".. -, :; itiobilis .
- ' We might have gone down onou . %N,. Sweeney.
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� � - ... of the present generation could remember ; had seen the sun darken with the haze of t they mut4t remain call our life a- failure because it hol(l. n. 111. . THE FENIA\q oVr
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- � __: . and was likely to remain- so until the lapsing battle on the plains of Sindhia; and had ' Deaf. motionleme, we knew; with her until marry. When gala time for us -nothing but drab tintsand . � �.. i uffalo waA nll%(I(,.% he:141
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. .- . . . � . - L -.ages shouid-_ make its walls crumble on the been our *of -the first to reach the ramparts . I 3ack died. . ddition is built soundless abd persistent duties. Everythi"Ig I t': - Mlis 11111
- . : . .hem - When old Jack died it seemed to us. mme way. that event takes place an a ill what we 1; tillied when � 1.1�� tachnients of the Fen
. ill the _e4 ay of victory, when the flag of the - -1 - '11
. I precipice they surmounted, and cause t at d Thatall tl�eotherdogm in town were pained on to the mother's establishment and logo different fro 1, � 1
I _.. - , indeed, so It .- we were young. Then we were eager for ', Z,l rture for Canadian incUrN
. _. . . . to topple over into the sea. -Not Englar;o was plante4 on the bloodstained re. With ourbereavement, and me th t were neWly-marrie-1 daughter makes 'that her ,�,�.i COMT11all-l' I
- - � that they eduld fall right into thesea, save doubts �,f Chillianyv chnink scime grand destiny- and fondly -imagine(i a . .L . rad immedi,tt"
. 411a. Had been seriously the I .; n h;i,l al),
. _. - . - r collars on that day home. XV hen there are many daughters �', IRU r&lo and he goo
- . - I when the -winter winds ient the great roll- 9 home now for a time Even unglipped thei car 1��.;. 11 I .. .
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- . - To visit Jack in stA.t,e, as though to pay original h011se grows and grows, ais they are eer that shou!d IeAVC our liarme like k "', active military training
� ,.�. . . .. .. ing waves of the Atlantic inwardi; and swept invalid . ,.:.,. . - . . � . A laRt. 1� tribute L ere; while neighbor -i married off, until it becomes almost a viflage. sweet fragrance in the m-ol-ld. C,,, . I IFt of May Sol'
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. :1 . th'e' cliffs. At such a time they' would, no � - A gay, �tndsoyrie, stalwart young fellow Their hea sabove, the high board fence, and When a woman's husband dies she plants a you not comfort it) the tlloiigh� of invaders trarched down �
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__ . . into Ithe he was, notwithstanding tilat he wait leign (I post in front of her par . I i_Q &ck Rock
1. ,. doubt, if thry ga;e - way, descend ifA . 1, � BI
I - a T h " Iloor dog!" remembering how they grand achievement'! ' 4,-. .
. . to use family mansion and hangs a flag on it. As N'01)`dy call 41() better , � , loaded w;th the in
. , : sea ; -bat at other '1periods they would simply obliged, for the time being, cuffeci him when anve, perchance. be- than his besi, and if you or I sweep it ;�� waggons
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. - - . .: the finesteand, as white as flour ; or, other- no one would think, looking at his bright- or lovo of them, he leaped to lick their again. But wt n it or.tidy up a kitchen. or 'patch it Pair of - L'.. by canal boats draw" 11v t'
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__ - - . . )ers prii- pleasant, laughing eyes, that he had ever , , , : nands-- - into shreds and scattered the bits on t -writing i - nstrument, with liger �., sure of
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- I . . .: L trudingwith uncou-Ill prominence through drawn sword to smite a foeman, or that . fied I ground,4 her t1etm of mourning is considered a type . ;.0 inent ha ..N
. � -idden over a battle -field witli the crosqed hiri to be over and she* may accept a second "in and a purpose to. do the work well an(t - , I
. - - it -the relies of a great vessel that some he had i a- � - . river, but that formidabl,
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. � I .. . 'time in the past had been wrecked by the dead at d dying lying thick around him. paw . lover's advances. Tile women are very allow nobody to do it better, we a L
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. ... - _� . pitiless sea and driven in. there. . But the ways of hurnan destiny are wonder- And o-er hita grave, 'w(Ly down the bottom beautiful . , having good figures, exceedingly surely doing giand work and fillfilling,, .. . . ursi n, Imt hundre-is
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� � - .1 It must'have been a ship of no ordinary Wrote I Our First Lo ' ielded-the se .1. . forcements that ca -
I , -r -fa king following few days were 1'.
. ' the hills of Clare in search of health lie ca'me . - they dress most elegantly an( extrav�gantly. of a judge or wl ept(
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-1 .. - I . I � into the neighborhood of Mona Castle. - -3A.MES Win-rcomB RILEY- They have both silver &lid gold mines in the DO what You I ve, to do, tile", with the . t, who appeare,I
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1. its gigantic beams were ' . ..
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. __ . � I I - veseels t. I tat our island had ever seen. More, And coming aito the neighborhood of the '. - ' I . sland, and there people bave8tlffiC' .i
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... - .. . . over, they were fastened and clamuea wit -I old ruin, of course lie heard of the stranger ... .. . . . ledge of the arts too srnelt and draw the in- of enthusia.sm a I lid eager ambiti. !i to excel ;. The first detachment, ho)
.--. -1 - � .. that had, settled down there; and of course, I ' . . L � OW FISHES EAM' - ' , . got into fine wire, which they then weave into every stupid routine of the day and - - ly. across the river. Witi
.� .:. - .. iron and copper boltsand nutstoa dej�ree, and o, out of an indolent curiosity, he visited ' .' L.'.. *' __ . into cloth for dresses. before you kn owit the inean (Ist work shall r L, took possession of ol,l I`c
. I - _.. in themselves were black and hard, so much to . . . ' - . ttain the dignity of a serviue 'o tile king of . I
- . .. �'. . . so, indeed, that they had remained there the plac . Thteresill Faeft About Plonse of the Dwel . . - - . .: ..I a I . this point as a centre of
. . . . t .. I - It wa;*only a few days after the 'sweet le" In lbrDeep. ..; .. . . heaven. I L ... I kirniished al)out tile count
. for generations untouched by the inhabit - ! fi -- - � Domestic Tragedy in .Franc . I - �. 8
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. � . ants, who would rather do witho-it -firing foreign young lady had come to it, awl no These7urchinhaiativetetthin vejaws .1 I . . . - .. sion of any horse. awl prtiv
- . doubt they must have been completely un- -one in e ch jaw -all the five ininiediateiv A dom.-stic tragedy, which hasLe'ated ,. �
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.1 : I - .- . . than go to the trouble of CllttiDg them up. known to one another. ' But they might surroundill , tile stomach. Tile jaws have a excitement in the neighborhood of Roiien, . ESSFUL OPERATION.' . ... - ... . I .., in their way. Theyals, ' ) i c
- . . . __ � W hen i t came there ; who manned it ; when Gaillefort- . . . _.�_ . wires, destroyed a v)rtiffli
:. . _. . - 'have known one another for years, so inti- peculiar ce tralized motion, all turning in- was enacted. at, Hancourt, near . . i , �� .� awl
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... � it sailed tlie seas; what nation's flag it bore ' .-. Trunk Railroad ti .k
I- � - ... I aloft; were all things that the great ever- mate they became in a short time. I hey ward and k ownwards so that t1hey also act ta me. Some time ago a mail iiarned Boute. 1- Modern selentirle surxer.v, -I niis.i*% Pert. .. . . in the neighborhood.
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. . I" were always together. If Donna, GraCia as feedersi I ler was sentenced to a term of imprisOn- eardlum Tapped Tbe ratienc . -eve
. advancingwave of time had buried away � . - . . .. Intelligence Of .th('.(
- .. . r. and hidden ont of sight. And for aught y;ent for a walk along the cliffs overlooking - Snails h. ve teeth on their tongues, hun- ment, and his wife, whom for some tim- he Kreoverieg. it . .. disseniinatetl and in I J1,01
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� �`. I .. one could see of decay about the . ,I, s(,,u,rh',v, til.111 also _In seveting , was called a few days agn, to att(-wl . Fred
" . were likely to lastas long as the old casdle Joined by Captain Ormond. If the sea were enoug I I their 8to- resolved to take this opportunity of . . nation rall throu I thec' in
- . . . ein and �alm, and the sun turned it into a sheet. of mach. tile conjugal relations. and$ (Illitt'lig tile Coffey, aged eleven, of No- 234 1)(weliester : lar troops were ,le'sn'ttelie.
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r r 1�. � the surroundings quite unexpectedly ; and in I - ' . I
- . nicement to the horizon, Ile sure if a speck broke the ynx, so thIlt it mav Ile literally said to where.. On be:ng released from -custodY i chest anti difficulty in breathing. Me-ficine
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. I . L . ' . Ormond's corragh, tit the . Ish too, is alm,lit the only end -chewing fish, tile wife to live with him again, and o I � Toronto volutiteer foro! f
- - ..- ... r : - " , He was a small, iiitbered, black,looking" Rose beside him. Charlie Ormond -for coarsely -swallowed food being forced up tA? with a refut4al beat her and threatened to 1 the ho)'s side- the periear,lillill Was pelle- - The Call was promptly I'
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.-_ " little man. I remembpf'very well when I so the tenantry were won't affection- these throilt teeth for complete mastication. kill her. To escape his ill -usage Madame 1 trated, 861141 half it pint o'1' thiok, JUIC-C-01olir- I ... Gillinor of the Q
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. i ately to call him -used to laugh gaily Some fis�iefj are absolutely toothless, like Boute Iler soughc an asylum in )ter father s i ed fluld was discharged. I'lie bt,y was oun- - at 2 o".1ock in the afto,
__ .- __ old castle, looking d on the strand and if any one joked ,hint on the subjects and Oie sucker, and the lamprey ; others again house. Here Bouteiller presented himseli, - � -
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... _.. - . ... over the sea, and ta ing note gen say he was only teaching tier to sail the have hun6eds anti huntiret-l's of teeth. some- broke the window of Via wife's room, anti J its Conclusion lie fell litoa deep sit -l" will0l . o,ily .1 tew hours old tile
_ . : theplace. Hemightbesixty yearsofage, I '
? ..� _. - - _. n I corragh in return for her teaching him the times so rn ny that they cover all 1),-rts of. endeavored to effect an en'tranc._. The -vo- I iasted five days.- -At tile elld ()f '.h,,t peri(A . -klyetl the I �(�l
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- I ... or only forty, from what any one could i udge Spanish language. But we all knew very the mouth � i 1 inan. r-'endered desperate, OCIzed a revolver, : lie opened his eyes, and lookol,,,. Ili-, mother, I � - Toronto coliN -Ilow-towil
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. well how it was, and that the soft winsome The gre� t Greenland whale has no teeth, I fired, andkilled her husband on the spot- 1 who had Iwen c.ntinuiLlIly at his si,11., sinile,i,.- - -1 lake to) Por' Iv.
�. - I , - spoke!-it,was enough tomake all theneigb- i . . t Dalliolls-
- . - ways of the Spanish Rose bad caught him, its baleen, plates, or whalebone, taking � Madame Bouteiller, who has betn arre�tvd, , and said lie wits inuch, I)etter. Sln.'e then ' . ceedetl toward 1)(,rt CoIll,
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. . . - . - bours laugh when they heard it. Much he and that the sparkles of her hla-_-k-blue eyes their placl. Mong the venter of the palate 1 admits lia - ving intentionally taken her hus. � lie has stea,lily Improved, And i,A iw-,v out of . -
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. I . .. , - and soon bad a portion - of the o!d castle few months, and when'the captain was re- Lite plates are inserted. Thelie are long . - I � . .
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__. - I - rnofed in. Had two or three rooms made . , aLly resulted in ,leath. Tlil [-it;1IT AT Ll
. � � Fitored to as good health as ever lie was in, and flat, hanging free and are placed across der her. .. . � .
. .. - . e. in it, too,:quite coin fortable-though it was the order for his recall carne. ]its regiment I lie inotit)h with their sides iarallel and . - . -_ .. . I --- ----.-. - I .r I After a short rest thev
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. and a stranger to boot, wanted so wany for. . . . -
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. - . I - And then it, became rumoured that lie had I I A silyurb-iith in Nrw York, who has a I'Liron H'i-sch, tile philatithropi,� Jew . .. Fenian hor-le. The I"ell
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_. __ - . ,r takenaleasecf theplacefrom LordClare, they had offered him the colonelcy of his the inner ledges are frin ed, filling up- tile Very original mind, li,is just lierfected all - - ..
regiments nay, if they hadmadehim general' interior of the mouth antfacting a-4 a strain- 'i,lea that w-11 lie greeteil joyfa,ly by trial, i %01418e C."T -s it 1whalf of iiis per�eciit,ed C.i
. . . -1 . as if he were going to live in'it for ever. � I L y tir I .- r r I the approach of tilt -1 Ill.
.. _11 I � (if division or eommander-in-citief, lie would � er for the'food, which colltsiFas of thestriall host,t.kmet,.. He has put 111mil tile illarket ': bre,hrit-ri Ili Russia il:tv(� been llarritte4l In . ihey Io -at no time in roart
. Knowing -people shook their heads, and I ..
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--- - said : 11 Wait until winter; wait until the '". is 1 . .
. . ... . to Dbnna Gracia's silver accentgand basking fish. -first spoon has in relief on the handle a hea,l ; presseel this belief that all atttArlp-s to 111NI . was about all eighth of a
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.� - . Atlantic waves roll ill, and see how loug lie j eyes. ' the sperm whale has the . m tit great(luantit I . respondent tit London of the New York _. fene . Here th,
� . . . will remain in it !" . I IeN cult to propheby what will happen. The 1 cor . - . � e opposite, �
.__ � .. . ,. __ It was a time when England . neeAed all 1 on the lower jawis, and uses them, -11 have a set of spoons oi i Trdot,,, writes that though the I'Liron's vitst . .. ed themselves and awaitc
. -�._ __ � " What was lie going to' do' with it �- I : - too, literary woman wl 11 - i*h c(plonization reAll -oin- Col. Booker*s troops.
.-. . . what was he going to do with hi ?_ " her men, and when honour and duty were when cs,�!casion requires. ()it the other which will appear tile heads of her favorite I schernes (of -few I �, ( ..,
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. . _. . � __� . how was he going to live?" were questions i latter of that, in all men's hearts too ; and * Lino, re t canine. ! tate 0,e execution of the Itusslan,lecrees, . Dd throughout tile attak,
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were too much afraid of him to do that- I favorite artists, and the woman of aff tirs I t -
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I.- - but of one another. . � attained by 'this one I I ,tve a collection (of the heads of states- . I i,,. h . n I . -ent to _.
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. . . . i humiliation, disinheritf(I by his fither. fie veritable turk, sometimes reaching the I we 1411' 'aj.(�ll s In I.. . .
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- - . other Noah's Ark, people would not have I all have Iseautv and litilily comiline ell . It 's said that tile � * : . . .
, . - - been one whit more surprised. The only wag the second son, and the length of I0 feet. - as buggestions for c-'riversation. I I his oSse,481011 a MaSS Of tC8ti1ll()11y I-Cl�Ltu � from behind the harricad
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I., . coast were corraghs, which were merely a I -All this time the old man -the Mad - when tile magazines of tile *month appeared. I . , �
I 11 Tile sturgeon is too, hiess,and drawai in its i spenks," tile Tri'latto's correspondent Says, � I reached, and there they
slight frame�vork of timber covered over , Spaniard as they called -him -was working I "" ns, Spoons, P ioons ' on almost every I 11, - .
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- with hidesor skins. Nothing cJs I away steadily at his boat -building, pretend- - food by &Ilclion, but tile shark has hundreds -urvertising page 01 tile ri'lagazines appeared I " of people accused of [to e I , I . by their commander to
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.. surrounded us. Who was going tio buy his I sharp eye, you may depend, on hig daugh- ten- - eigileA by sriecial houses --historical, artist ie, of their heds at night, driven \vl!ll v . i , - : ponents
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� . � bAistersandcrahe masticate theirfood - ().,-ils, I)el-15ous, 11lade im- fro'in thvir .Iw " --t 1, �',
� boats when made, or where were they to be i ter, or neice, or grand(laa hter, or whatever mill-L.Ary events, e ellings, loade.1 \%I,fl J13it" I . trionient, a few mounted I
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. used ? And then people shook their heads I relation she miglit be to hink. And it was 1� ..-
id- - . . sets I - . -ouien, yoIllig 'In,irl,., ttyl,i (.111141ren 1- - . that a re-enforvenient 4'
- . , . - and -laughed more consumedly than before. I really wonderful to) see what a fair, alid trim .of teeth it their stonatcho, where they - iniser) : N% i K.
I r i complete tile w4r,rk of hewing. I ' of both Sexes sul)jected to 0111.1,ILF :. . 11
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- - - . thought, the new arrival kept straight and struct, .tn,l how lilithe an(I free site swarn "' Tia 'c End to a Romantic Ma'rr' ?i I -
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. . steadily at his work. the waters even of the storniiest (lay. , Frau Alexandra k'set na, the daughter of are they. He accepts, becallse It ei'llilot � - � new force. As it turric
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I . ... - .- p the huge Put there soon come a new develop- thelittleanimalgrinding its morselob ' - - I lilVe its goo(l it right -As I cavalry was a iilvtli :1
� him that he should try to wcrk u etweell away With a Voor lover to Racz Keve, on !,country where the�l I7:�
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.r . . late outumn, a strange schooner dropped - mouth. a sensational manners takin - anes for �,� I Fenian bullets. Col. 11
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- - . terials for his trade. It was quite of a piece g witfi her to needless cruelties, to provide neN% 11, �,; . )1C
.. . . _.. with all his other -oddities, and those wha her anchor in tile offing. In the morning Theielly-fiSh kb%orbs its food by wrapping tinother world her four children. Her hus- ttiosc whoin tile Czar's ukase inakes holne' � - � take too late, all, 1, not
.� I . 1. - she was gone ; and, lo and behold ! u ith I elf around t`e object � which it seeks to I band, who turned tit to I a drunkards had less. Even to thi' ill not lis'el" r. - .,
. . . � laughed at*him before pitied him now, for p )e s tile Czar wl . tried soldier, he lost hi
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- .� . ' her, too, was gone the Spanish Rofse, Donna I make its own. The 8tar-fish is even more I left tier and her four c I I . fellows who were under
. L . they considered him thoroughly demented. . hildren unprovided His hand will not be liftid , t:Il tile Jew . .r.
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- .+:, 0 Gracia-gone I)eyoiid all doubt and tion, I accommodating. Fasteringitself to the body for it mouth ago, even roLhing her of the whorn he drives oui, of It's doliliv,()" h .
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- � . the Span-Oge, or Mad Spaniard, as lie �;aq � wife was unable to stand the strain put . . _ �'r feribes. Itwasanuttet
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I - . _. . His worst enemy if lie had one, whi--h oyster with its- beard. . been in tile bal)it � -
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� . lz-� : , ' - "11" was very unlikely -would have pitied hilli . - . - '. children when money was not fort . Doctors are sometimes more e,)llsidcrate were now too well 'it Ila
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:�, - - � ;� to look at the progress the new trade was ' . . . L Oil Friday Madame Cserna was seen on tile - _& . 1�1`1.'.� L - their bullets ('Iid Soul
- It was not that he cared, I do believe, for -. circumstances. 'It is easier to p,rLxseril)(! "��: �
. - �. .. m.aking and at the boat-bailder himself. As the curtain slowly descended between batik of the Danube with her children. -She journey -niud it i.-4 to .� '� . - work. It is said that t
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.. a But they bad soon something,else to talk . :. , " I don't see wh th was seen to fold her eldest child, five years � .�
- .L I . disinherited by his father -it was for the call Chat t Irop,ey old, to her breast, while of e placed the baby fill the prescription. I . 1�.. I .-
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. - - . . q . I How she had come there, or when she 'life owing to her disa 'ppearance. The Mad " Ali, yes !" she returned, " but you see Then taking the two others by the' hand, worked and. overworried, went to a c r . -
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- . � . . there she wag, walking -with him. If tile formation of her whereabouts or whit her she a drop of something." of a numberof people who I were helplj,i-i ra I 11 .. - .M
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- - I . .boat ' ' ' had gone, only that she had taken a sudden How to � I . itnes8es. The bodles must have gone right haustiox J i I . ' only : .
. _. n3tion of joining her friends wit' - develop a spirit of patriotism w , "thel:e is , . . Th� Grand Trunt
- .� - - -coiner was fresh and soft o were on .. . " Now, said tile docter,t ,,, _e ; th, t is, .1. .. I �
. , . grizzly, the new without at the same time fostering a to the bottom of the river, anti got entangl- -one thing that you nim 't\ I . MONTREAL, .1 une 2 1.
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. . . � valleys bard by. Slender and elegant, with been difficult to get much more intormation absence of worry, absence of c -are, . ... I spepial cable froul Lou-
. those entr st d with the training of- the . . I _t dom from all preeccupations." . .1 L' �
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out, of which shot gleams of light brighter -1 11 What is that"' - , ,5 . r , ,I Mr. Jeffries writes to
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f I the one which records the Bad Been Civet, Fr By Tike and. It in estimated that the number of Try them. Sold by all de is a certain and spes,17 cure for . ... .. - I
. cially, than Hebrew immigrants ig now nearly five h rece' t of pri;ee-50c. per box, or five boxes .4 . ,6,
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de.fillil shall, of 25 Little William street, is abo here. They are willing to accept a lower of PURE COD LIVER OIL has won its way fn . -, , T" *_ � j
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L. Mr. Marnhall has been a victim of a disease - wages. The hostility which this Toronto, Out., c,in be Seen scores of -,. ..;';.�"' ' i
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: acti and found ff less cri�ple, given up by his physicians as than their Christian co-workers. Charles He is happy that hath a true friend at his � . -____�:�,-_,__ -L, _.. I , - -
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� and I . vasion of Canada, where, ineu � e. To -day he is restored to health, Booth, in his volume on 11 Eaat London, need - but lie is most happy that hath no . Brockville, On L!:�., .. �'i.L .. ,
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. attell) ots weremade in the early nionths rible disease, he may be said to be as we] It etening t _;. " , fA
" Tile children of IsrF*l," he oes on, are the teeth and Bwe he breath. � i,��.R;2,
: futile . as ever, The story of his wonderful recov. . a I : ',�,�.-.-:!, ':
I ot,6(;,-.but tfic greatest effort was organised been heard with amazement by his a nation of priests. Each male child, rich Adam's Tutti Frutti (;um. Sold by all I �� �. I I 10- -,
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in the ,,01111try round Baffilo, where a Dwggi;ts and Confectioners 5c. . __ �_ ;41
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� Inobiliiation of forceswas begun under Uen. known in Hamilton, having lived here for .r-%ce." The intellectual training which the I _... __. , I.. ,-�. .,, -
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like him well enough, but his Sermon IN - I � - ". , . "' �t -
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Tajo Avas niade a headquarters of de- the "Canadian Oil Comp%ny here. - all. " . - -_ I - - _'.1 " Z.
� Bill 0 f have been asleep at . - � - . GOLD BY DRUGGISTS 3 - ,t�.:�"il. .Al
- of the Fenians and a point of de- One of the Herald's young men heard of on the first opportunity by the estimates k- . . . -! - , t__'
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� I injulediate command of the forces in his story, which he was not unwilling to tell, dealer, or the calculations of the money- . . . .;_- - :,1�.:,.- :<�-i: -11
Ila' lender." Until lately the English workmen � - A. P. 559 M - . . . - ./,
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t of Alay squad after squad " I wag taken ill in August, 1887," said ca � 1k free. G'.H.SeNICKA94111111-D. . � � 11.11 ,,, -
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� ion across the river was effected I had a yea,r before, and it left me helpless. "Why the i INVEST tits, io per cent. u 1. _� �
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- by ca . u abolish the .-weating system and provide 1 11 Always safe, some - - - I.,. � ; �-'_ lr��i�
: tion the United States Govern- below the waist, could not feel pins at X 0 . ...wt deat, no am bling. � . . . , � - 1. 1._,� � .
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. -,higan to patrol the in me, and waa deprived of the use of my workshops of their own, in which ten thou- . cases 0 - §�TEED ATINING.Real K -state,- - , - - _� _ �!
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tile incuriton, rid sub -sub -contractors .,we �'onsolidated," and "North Westem . .. I .. . C.: I.- -v
. me to Buffalo within the during all that time I was never down town. and Sub -contractors a stern I � . ompanies. 13. C., and - .- .' . � A '.I,.
. - forcellielits that C' I but the until the middlemen had taken nearly half I)Cvelopment " Alining 4 W. H. - ` . _'. .. I . - .. _. . - � �
Iving few (lays were held in check by I had the best inedleal assistance I 1%larble Cave missouri 'Address, .. I.....
follo the pay for the work finally performed in the LY.w1c if, offtce�, Spokane, Wash., U.S.; Toronto... m I . I Z.1. I
.� t. Gell. Grant, who appeared on the scene to- doctors all agreed I could not recover. I to ariada. ... . �__ _. - . : . - i . . '. .
* I these unions Of CONSUMPTION. Ottawa and Montreal, C� . . . . -.�:!� -
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. . cross the river. Without delay they tried electricity, having -as many as three admits that moot of the Jewi from Russia when you - - . � i:- -� . _. I
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Give thanks. That it issuch a wonder- .Sold by all Druggists, 25c a box - � _. - Al-
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. (lestroyed a p-)rtion of the Cyrand i it aside, thinking it was like,all tile others I feelivg against them among ful flesh producer.- 1011010001010111 . .1 % !" "'' .
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were called upon it.. Why last wpek, I gotup one morning, - * SCOTT & BOWNE, Belleville. - .. -x-:;l.KInXS1re(t Fast, Toronto. . - . � 7, - , 1: !�:- � 1* t -,
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- trileted co CAII Out 60) of tile tile stat N - - ,'._.;, *1
I - . ice.. walked to my brother -in-law's, %nd lie would 49 Those little Pleasant Pellets, You sent � an.1 Foceign countriep. A. - ' - � . �
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The call was prolliptlY respon i . up by the helped right where we 'were weakest"' 1pfA(,11r1t%! TEA(IIIERS! TEACIII-Ats I to 4;FT IVEM wc.a year. �iani . . . - -:, �. I
Ma I ! 11 Doll't-selld anytinn *Twill I)ay you to reall this. P,nil)loonient :. ''. - '. O.. .1
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at 2 o'cbwk in ) le'ns,e�l'ected. does b r lie holitlays it; what you no doubt are look '41110 _ m.D.. nuffalo. NX, . . .
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Only it tew hoi7i old the s - seas but s calls for i f minen(led. , - . MONEY_ - _. . .._1 ,
. _;:� r0f!sorts of ,piack retinedies- . threatening di I , sellill)z book�_. Every book reeo I MONEY! ' - MONEV!- -_ . .1 .. 1. -- -: .* �� -71-1
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. -towlisnien across tile: said niv dipease WA8 ineurable an4l that I , help, and knows jus what she's'al out. The 1' %VIl,1,I.k,.NI IjItI(;(;s, lxubli.,her, Ontario ; i . : .,- - ."
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lake ti, Port Dalhousie. I . - Royal Templars, and I i influence- of Pierce's Pleasant Pellet.P, and I- - OWLI-it;'% PILL14 for the comPlexiOn . -.11 . - . . � 1
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Iferliall(l tjl(t ('aleaonia Rifles, arriving i past revover� , reoeiving .front it tile total 11 sscuTTING . . . . I
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� I 1111'�,_ ay.niorning. . (healpilltv benefit of jl(wsi. That A, T Alli4l't 1), .%I i- ('hubb. (;vneral Agen. 14):t llay %I . I � -_ . ,
at hjilgeway earlv on .Sikti,rd I . )()f to tile � t1lat in)- case %%,as con- I thank you for remembering her request. ' L.Toranto, Ont. I . .. ___� 1 �,f
, pos,iible pr( guid, easily - � for untario. 256-k y onge S .$5,000,060. . . ..... ..I
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Till' ["14;IIT Aj 1.1MVItli-A.E. refore, if Ian tired, bad taste ' .......... �*�. . �. . . � '"': � j
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I - sidered hop0es.-l." Tile - It � .4 'DIGESTION I . . - � I ...I. ".
. fte-r it short rest they agaill start�,d for- . Ills have you, in mouth bowel, N%07A-L1%4-- i111% n onts I . _.. I I . .,
. A. i How ma ' ' boxes of tile Pi i I s irregular or constipatet ove(l farni,3, City,. _ * , �
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Ry I .. ig Dr. Pierce' , 0 N1 01 re% . Money t f rep. - 1:.
wal (1, but ! wo .9 Only had I a lift by takir Sold by al II) rx I � ,
n into the I laken " and town proi)el
. ered, 110NVON,er, when the), ra, . f1tasalit Pellets. Beit L-%er 11 11 AT 1.4)WI.-, '(,t-Rlt�,NT ItATKi-i MUNI- - , I I - �. ; - - - i i� . I-4 .
cov "I am now ion- tnv seventh low, but, I - I ment and ._i,r I I I : I ,
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Fenian lionle. The Fenians had heard of I Id yoti, I got relief from tile start. I 6. ing a, thary this year- an I S;IIIECT ,s' for student. -i . or to . I . . . . .. .
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, as I to I began keept AL SESS10%, it. Ilook- Apply tO local appraisers * .. � . : i I _�. . - .
adian soldierA, So . I Lew-her.s. coniniencing July I -it . . _.�i f . - I . -
. . theapproach of the Can, I 'i I consider illy recovery tu lie onderful, and I honest diary -and I wrote it in Frew, 1. - . tisillCAS Col- M � 'er .. I . _,�..
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. � [Lriiig a barricade im- . anitoba -1 . __ - �
tilev lost no time in rei , to every one " 6- ly wife hu kt.eping, ie in Ont. . . -.
.- I . I I am recomme"di'll. A but I've droppe,l it." Ad %%'hy -N , & X . � . - . - , I
- Tile barricade � , I 0%It Ont. Choice farms for sa.
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, pro\-ised Out of it rail fence. _. ted as I was." begun taking French leasons." - - � 1.
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I The propri tors " Life is an ocean. . a. -4. WlLroKD _..V1 . - . . .. Ii� 11 �
e . . �ine ,restimonials . . . � .-:. - �. ) ,.N�'
,ing the rails taken from )he h a o . 1) HVAlth Witll()Xlt ,Nfedic , - .
1. InatIc by le . an L , which 111%ve accomplished sue . 11011.Eltoyl 19 . RO .' "L "
- , . Each ono ha -i his bark-' . I . . ., f k
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-hemselves and awaited the onslaught of miraculous cure Some have a; bark they would 91 , Kingst. Av..,ioronto - . .. � t . �.. �
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�. ed t, I the remedy is Corn rninded f rom, the formula -a ceaseless, persistent, determined I -- I Beware of Imitation& �1 . - _.,� - - - _.�l
. 'F.N-T8 wanted for unro- I I TICE . _.. I �,,
I.- Col. Ilooker's troops.- I - ' ician, and is unsurpas- rid ot IVF.SPE('IAI, A( 1-10 I �Aknor_111L, - . � I � ,
of a well-known plly8 t absent by ni lit. I 13EL - - -. . .--.f �,
- . . cough ! present by (lay, no L presented tli-trict,- Attractive f(MtUres. .'GRAP14 A . . . .. -
. The Queon's Own had the IDost' of honor, f all diseases arisin , AUINT8 A" UG .- I-, 'jL � 4
. . tile attack acied in a truly sed for thck treatment o 5 you take the wings of the morning atil fly , Liberal terms.- Address Supt. 'Excelsior Life I - OF " Hr-CXENUINE . . . :1._. I �.
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Valiant and soldierly' Illanner. ' I�ut tile, from illipoverithed blood or loss of vita I 'to the uttermost parts of the earth, it ,% . -_ I _.� - : ,;�
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- el ' force. There is just one till to do , I , ( , FN got fitted or an honorable .1 T - . ; L .4
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- I - The remarkable cue noted in the above - y and -lueMti%-c p fessit . �.
lom", they sust I w th Veree's i )n by attending I
.. . br�,yery. . Oui- boysswept. their foes before 1beglliathoroughtreatniellt I 0 Write I , I .. - I-. -
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strong .ng St. W. ,�. ,. I : : .
. . the�n. The Fenlaii8, though as pi�oves that the proprietors of I)r. for I)ILrticU lars. 0 K i � - .� � .1
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numerically aithe Canadians, wer iljialrp� Pink 1)1118 have in no way over. Is t 1 The'picture is 7:�-- . ..- :...�.. L _�*,
:. __ . - fell ba�.-k I W - Pink, gone, and when it wen - I . L I . - . . - . � I
. _ L..' from behind the barricade. They fight* stated the tneriL8 of their remedy drawn -cold" lingering and obstin- - .... - � � L.
it nlile, though stubbornly Ing ' not over I - . - . . . . - .� � I :
� for nearlv , 'Consumption, ill its ,��-_ . I . L . ._`:� . . L .- .. . � - -
1�1 - At last a ridge was i Pills are a never failing blood builder and ate coughs, and even __;_�_ 1, - . . . U RLTO N5 S .. . . .1 -1-1 1. 1-:''
, :L every -inch I)f ground. tollie, and are equally valuable for - Id to thill potent vegetable - .. �, - . I - . - � . I . .I.:.-
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. by their commander to formsof debility, female weaknesses, sup ld guaranteed to benefit or cure, __ :Z ALL HEALIN ,
. - adache, druggists, al - . - . � :: : . ''.
: : wits evident -that they then had their op ew r money returned by its - - . . . I . '. � __1 . �
- L . . preasioni, chronic constipation, h .� I . ' ` 'i
%_ Just at this remature Ill every case. 0 . .. '
- . ponents ata disadvantage. I i tus dance, loss of memory, p . - - I ' . . ' I ' � '�
, . d on St- V i 'ellous act'Otl makers. .. - I .:
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.. . the sinninit of the ridge. - The cry was raised .decayp blood. build up tile s.,,stein &new and if inen knew all that wome ' hi k I 0 CUCE . 1. - I -_1
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:_ 1 - hand, anil Col. Booker immediately ordered leston d stufl her'extra Shirt into a ha,lid-bag . . _��_ - �_ __ . - - . . '_ - 1-;
. lex ions. These pills are sold by all. woul . ; �_ -7 - . - - . f, . . . I - - . - . . - .. L .. . L ',I*
. this c0mp , earth, a long, long adieu. �. _ L . . . . .... - � - .. � - .. �_ I ,_
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I- .: his ,,iell t,) forill into 9(plares to oppose ill be sent post paid on receipt and bid tile ' =_ I I . - . - . - - . . 01 t'"
- � dealers or w . . . -_ . � . . . . SOAP - - 11 - .,..--.
. d out, this was a x) by addreging tile . _�--_�� . � .. . . . . _. . -_ . � - - � '. ..
- � new force. As it turne of price' .5() cents a bo! . A IffaPPY Combination - �__-_- . . . . - . _� - . � � L..
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ost unfortunate move � 8 of Dr. Williams Medical Co.. 11rockv . of the viost potent and active proper _. -_
. avalry wits a myth and thei Square I i - tli6, - - --
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; I .Rol(iiers only offered excel] .. � . � . I - The 11* 80MU '- -. &'- .th ription so I'll with* - - ' I :
Fell'an-bul lets. Col. Booker s�w his nits- : 1. � I . makcs Dr. Pier�e's Favorite Presc L . 800"
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. 1 n old anti .. Medical Compiny is now Rently above hr so-called - __� _ , �. 1-1 I it . ' L J
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tried soldier, he lost his head. � The brave at Toronto, Canad woman a restorative . __ I I - � . it preser .. .. , 1,
L . Dan't, experinient . - I - - ' '� � ' �, -,
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, . I -s who were under him were moinentar- suited either in.pergon or by letter on all .Lop short of the best! _,�� - - -1 __ - . - � --- - - * :- _::_ I W. , "
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L fellov. - land- M e n, with worthlew imiLation8, when the world - - �_ .�- -- . e scalp healthy I. 1. -,�.'ff �_!��..
- . ily infected by the terror of their comn chronic diseases peculiar to man. --- ___ _--- grOW9 ,..- � ,. I -Y
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- he enemy's for6es, g, old, or middle-aged, who find them- acknowledges no superior to the or IrBYRTON'S. . . �... . 1. .)
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. .. I e, er aml gave way before t behind trees and youn as, weik and erhausted, who liable, and oidy guaranM,ed remedy for the . Beware of Imitations and alwayi ask fO . - , : . '.-, �'
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f r they continued to fire I See Isuarantee oa bottle- G 0 1 N G .:i ... -. - . . ... .1 ... -L. ., _. L:' � I
. . into the pursuing foe, but the Fenian forces tomg : Vennital. aepression, premature as recommended. . 1. I . ': �... I . . . . . �-. I . - __ .-: .. ,..*,t ;.-
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. were now too well in hand to fire w' age, lose 1* ,t,t, palpitation of the wrapper. ,mia - . . . . . - .-- .. L- . . .-.. - ... : . . � - n �_ il, '_,!
. ribly effective dreams, dimness Of 811 . A man's errqrs are what make him a THRESH � . .. . . . . . . �_ _4�
their. bullets did some ter * " in the TO . . . . I .. I . .� - � I' _ - ...;_ - �._1:._-.C__:_
. I . umber heart? emissions, lack of energy, pam ace or ble- � . . � - , .. . .. . . � � . - . : %:..-!, ,, �,,.,:.k�;
- work. It is said that the a I - , - " , , L , . . I I . : 1. � �..._ - . - __ ;,-
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. - . -at before they were ,driven over body, itching or peculiar sensation About the -1 . Notice. THIS YEAR I � - .. ... . L. . - - - , , _` .. � '�_: :tl
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this retre gang, dininess, Every bottle of Dr. Harvey's Southern - - - . . � . .., I . _.; .-A
. the rail fence barricade from which they -had orl - : . - e old - .- .. L . .w.
scrotum, w8sting of the . t buildin(r th L :,_ -, � %L.-' ..
hi of ths 'Red Pine for coughs and Col& in warranted. . . . �n � . - _��...' �
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. . 1. The Grand Trunk 'KaRAXememiti - ..i:' desire to 81but", failure to be : . 1'. . I . water spark. arrester, that has its , -1 _: I �� ". � .,%.
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. . 'MONTREAL, June 24. Star has t . his flabby mawl8s, constipation drilness of Does *a d ull achiug Of nerve or muscle, Qr . . . .. . L � * _ - ' '_ .�_. 11
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special cal)le from London: T e mo hearing, loss Of vOic es misery? Thousands . . . � . ..- . . � . ; ,_!-.f'1_.-
. I k board con- Lper, sunken eyes surround- lumbago inake life a ..., . . . . . id of step I -adder. . - . 1 ; - � , .,.;.:. 1. "�
. against the present Grand Tr citability of t6m oily looking Sking are Compelled to suffer day in slid day out .- . .. I . . Without the a I ' ' .. - �03- -
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:.--, .* London. of those objecting to the policy of J etc. are all gymptome of nervous tlebilit aimpiy becaus*hey�re u n I The most Simple, econ M � 0
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. having lost its iine-the great nerve pain cure. I en(rine, built. - � 11:�,��._- . ,1:.1
. Mr.. Jeffries writes to th . ia or vit;a force - . . 6 . . .. �. � �,;', .
I e Can' dily. Werviline . ..N. .- `�
� Gazett" The spring.ry function wsn.,.A inponsaiquenoe tail, to cure nerve pain sPee I . . o with horizontal return-. . .-.r. _� " * -
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I , . the salaries of the'high officials, at 'a Ignora,1106 May be per -eases peculair trg,ting,audeffectual. Soldeverywhere. � . . L� .. ___-_;'� - _",-"!��.
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.1 vOcated by tile Englialishareholders. . your scl&.ew for book on all di - � . - a L . - I 1. 't : : " ,:� �.L :_'�, .��___ - _ ,.�� -, �_,t
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. � foolish Heart disease, thesymPtOmBof . . article from the Hamilton HAAld . t . � .. - I . .- I - Straw Burners . I � nl,�_
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than he to admire him. - - 1, Chies, rush of blood to the yal- . I - � .
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. tated - t the grip is head, dull in the hewrt . cisins , table ... .. . givnig your order. .-, - -- - �_ - 1 - - �_'_. ` �', x
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creating great ha first, pain about the breast . ; - ,:,�� -; � 11
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. . . The budget'speech was presented at and carria,, -e shops for come time lie bad taste in our mo'uth after smoking
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1. come, eban-es bave been made in t ie a tremenduous walk. after a hard dav's work. an all gone seusa- .
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0 of Mr. J. Parkbr, "Spring ,Side," was the stomach when hungry, Thereupon we
Will s1low :--"Uiide� the old, tariff the )(,in, concluded after readiu_,,' a few of these Wir.,%, Nos. 11 and 1"), G,ik-anized -
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. . duty on raw sugar, was almost equiva. the fortieth ai�niversary of Mr. and Mrs. cheerful advertisenieuts. we concluded - Wire., Wirie feuclug plyers always .ori hand all. - - `
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. .- _. able iner I ease"in tobacco duties. Cut the Rev. Mr. Chisholm on be . half of the adv. distinctly saii we were going to die. them in this respect, but we can suit their parents by payinIff
. . C 0 familv. Mi. Parker repli6d in the inter go we had vio right to be anything but sick .0 bl�
,toba C has been increased to' 45 cts. - and the in re act of taking the doses seem- tbein the highest price for any quantity of Ecyg,,4.
a eats d his br de and himself, both -of who Z7) � � .
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r toes for the last tinie. We did not quite
- . 1411r,ff and other manufactured tobacco pressing deep gra-tittide for the gifts and finish th- bottle &,i ive are nothing if not twice a week ve73 choice Bacou, Sliced Roll Baicoti, Break-
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. . Ale, beer and porter in casks five cents family', for which lie has every just bottle seemed to make u.i vealru for more. 0 n in
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lack of home, of friends and 1110ney a Mitt6e were Tiore than rmlized, with one ei';C, has Iveu firrosZed ,It .Alojutreal fo, . ' I CALL AND GFiT A NOBB SUIT.- .
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. .man is, sure of popular .9villpat.11y. , exceptibu, vi �, , being" unable, to 111ake Ilse . ^�s .1 , ^ % � - ' I I _.
I .. - lisfortunes, poor . lid-lilenCrascality 0 y did into t I . T 9 .- 'o .
- he United !�u,tes- The smugg i g I ba e s lar e and magnifie-ent stock f Wall Papers very
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. . mduce a, man in I ils age that lie is cast to be attaclicd-to anyone as it was titterly - I- - __ .�. - . , price. ., Boots and Shoes i ?n ( . . I
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century to die in God's free air. But 3' style from the dinning 11%11 to the, with b1ttek a . . UNDERTAK.IN'Cx 1;� _ i.
tj)(,,�.Illtli; als,) a blae, mare, &-,ed- In- . .
. . . spreadlug of dainties 011 tile grass and forniation I twill lead to roe very of ;Ztue Will I I - -_ - I .. .. .�
of all +lie cases of the sort ever re be-suitdbly r3witr(luj_ Addrem J. V ADAMIJ. . � .. _0 .
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, into pris-on' for vagrancy and forgotten L"UPPlied 911"'We Ones'With a great "urce Have done bqsinefis in Canada for over thirty L ` . * I
� M Mary or corn - 'd day 07- 77 ,qhl. - ... 1: .. .1.
�. _ years. uce sfftiaranteed tc pualling men if - - MmIlYza a. zlljz� - ': � - .
by the, police. - Unable to attract at- Of huPPiVeSs. Interest seemed. howaver, they fol L ' ZTCX"X_TA0ALM V .
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. tention.lke siarved to death and wa. in � ho competition for tile silver at once. c . F NERAL DIRECTORS, . - PICKERING, OST. I
. medali prose ited by the proprietor., The Nairserynten. ollmrne. O"t. - - __.. � - I - - __ - __ - . - ..
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_. Much colAplaint is heard froin our draw; Port -Juion, Cherrywood, draw'
Is year Whitby drew the bye, hence yet to pla ' 0%bitbT. Owndr of phoons for Ontario. Ag ' I -...: I I - � . . ..,
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I nj ston toad. di uAl _k 0 town of I., � . I I � -
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- . 0 J- Hammond Clam )Keeler. Mary John. or W. RICHARDSON No" Public, - X 3 - . I . �,
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IV Jevel. Hurmh for Scarboro i -
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I . ;How'is 9. A. M"donald's flower bed I
&to his fount;gins and a ra 6
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Liliken, of Hagerman, Preaident of the - ITH STABLE AND CHOICE COL ,- .�.'t,,-��-',',,'. �
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I naturally concluded ,that %IN a - ame" �': ?7,�-i -, -i - � J, �
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East York Liberal- Conservative Assooiat. W lection of -Fruit ' on the 8 .V'. -;
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-Applet;, five varities, Pears - Y��.i. ... �g,, . "
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-Mr.W. Orley, and Mr.. John Rofien'2&n, Sewing Machine will do well to - ��. . � : .
22 and was not disap i ted. Plums, Grapes, Currants, : �';.'�,��',�,�, .
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soliatim that this earl can &ion on Dominion Day and have been 71Y . 4 -L 11 'I.. ..
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wheeled rig in the dis A 9 rizes i
same horse to be used in each cast. IOOLball �atch and baseball match, which REMOVED TO NEW PREMISES I RECIPROCITY. -- 1`7 -
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ith pleasure did I view the - neig] ibor- - L 1"I'l.,U -�-Pl .
Ing. � Faucv drill by the brigade and : -,.,L�,`�, .. .
BROCK ST.9 SOUTH OF ONTARIO BA11 . 'A. Urquhart, Fashionable Tailor, F'�� I
schools as they left for the pien Lc at I NK i��;,'. ": ,
Stouffville band will be given, also an ex- is not in favor of trading with thw "-.-..�.,�-.�-��-'-�--,.',-�.-�1 - "
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sebauk," on Friday last. The face of . 1. .�
hibition. of the water works. 'Twill be a Wh orkS United States, but is doing a larg .,-. "..-";1 1".
litte prat.ler wore a smile that only � itby Marble W e.�.--,�-'l,"", - -
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it there was the older scholars of ( ither The &Y. Plowman's Absociation ! met I Townships. The fashions for 1891,1'..; ir',-�� -,
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indulging in their first blushes. Ever at Webber's Hotel on June 16, 1891, when i .., '. ,`i��
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Mathis,on & Hawkin, have just arrived and I can make you � - � -, �'. � ..-... .1-� -
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the latest style. Call,ai�,fl get a nobby - , , - , , . " .i
Union Jack that floated over their ing match on Tuesday, the 3rd of Novem- MILnufracturers of . , .'�,:�� .-�-. i, ��'
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ds in Canada's native breeze. d it her. Any person having a field suitable MarblaMonninan ;s, Headstones- and all - suit. Fit guaranteed. - .- I ��-.".,L� ' ,-._$ L. '. L * - ��! -.
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sion. How I sighed for my'youthful notify tile secrAtary before the lat day of AIaw Imporwrx of Scotch, Swedish, AM- A. Urquhart, Brougl� - " J. L �'-. 1�,r �L; �
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s -for the time when in[blissfal ,gnor July, 4s the following committee will . -1 Ff - . .
e of the realitiea of life -for the time All partieq wisiaug work would do well to call - - -- -------.-.-- ---------- - � - - . �., �- ,-: t
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meet'oid the 4th of July to select the field onus I)efnreparcha%in�-- All wcrk guaranteed � . �L�% - . ,---- - I ,
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piest of a -mortal's days. We w o are adjourued to meet on the Ist day of Se r' (=T-J.a-M=1Vz(=1-Zrr - - (r.-) 100000 -... . , ... 11
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ntrude upon the life of a child. Heaven tember. Thos. Hood, secretary, Mi4likeil, .1 TO LOAN - . ,,:, - Z-' * :
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ws they will have innumerable per- P.O.-Sun. . I . . �v
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iile patriotism is ll�at a sentiment, it Is . L . I . . . � earlyl Straight Loanso .. . . 1. -. "., 1. -;
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we should ever seek to perpetuate in - . .
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a be done more effectually than �n the �--- - --im - � -L. - -- DAVID J. ADAMS 9 . : _-., ;
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d I am alad so many sections have &I. . - w - PORT PERRY, ONT, - .. . .
t, ing bad placed in his hands by an East India . - . . � �', 4
dy made their purcliase, yet man y have missionary the fornlul,i of a simple vegetable � - 1 I a -- � .. 4- . L..
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remody for the speedy and permanent cure of - . -;. - ..
t done so. I long for the time when our . . . - - -- -.. - - . - .,� .
Consumption. Bronchitis. Catarrh, Asthma and Establisho.d ----- - --- - � t.:,..-. 1. .
tive ensign shall float over every school all throat and Lung atfections. also a positive , . . I � - ,-..
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use and public building on state occas- and radical cure for Nervous DebifltY and all . � -- . . L ' L
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held that ichool pa" through the �illa and a dosire to relieve buillan sufforing. I will .. . I - - L - . . . . L . .1 .1 - i, -.. , , .
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Fridav, with -a fereign flag tioating sen.d free of cha.rge. to %it who desire it. thie . - . . . T:S"YW . .1 . .. --,:... .. - .�l �
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ove their vehicle. The stars and atri ., aireettons for preparing and using. tient by . I � . . . .. ,�
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em to polute the free Canadian r. At niail liy a(mrossin,,v waii stainp. naniing thill; � ,
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e miScrUble ra-,, but 1. could not f nd Lhe Tn='TA.BLZ-P1ck*r1n1g Station G.TJR I . - Manufacturer of - � . . . - . .. .1 - - . I . I ' - L. f '; - " . F�' - ,
qired weapon until the processim had TRM,is uOINO EAST r UF As FOLLOW,,:- . . . I .. ... .'.�,,�i .
L . A� owd, prom'pt, quick, roll- - - "�_t
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would have beenof little use, as tile 64 � MIXED, . � . . 2:22 P. M. Lift, Force & Suction PUmps able work tells every tilne � . -,. .�ke.:!
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achluery has not been in use sin IS12. I- ,� LOCAL. . . . 6:30 P. M. ' I . �ii -A
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lie ,-,00d people of No. 1, had no id eii � Deep-wea rumps of,Brass, Iron and I have the largest trad(3 - ,*..! Lr "I
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No.113 LOC.1,L - - - , 9:02 A. M, . I. Porcelaill. -. . . . � . in Ontario .. . . . . ,',4-11? .
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t-1 shall not be responsible for di mage8, - ....,
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henever this foreign slate rag is t aunted , - � - I J --. 1." ,,, .
ider my very uose- 11 2 ExPREss . 9:09 F - M - � If I sav I'll have your pictures ready - . sl�, - I
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C'steru Pumps. Mall orders . -11-,.
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I .. I I I . Ewe otn�, June!26. 1891 y atteniled to.
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I . I*AJ h"t.90 tO 1.10SPnug, I-OOLO I-W)�900ae W) T ' 11�k r% - -L ;-�
A ti*nm* her of Free Methodirsti le t town W 9,k-- I Flour. family, per bbl. 6580 1�o $600 LY N FORSYTIT, Agent. Pickering . . . I . . .- - � ,
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ednesday to attend camp me urg as )00 - - . ---- - . ------ - - --- Mynew gallery is one of the largest . 1. , - - ,
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ifiorti, Per ton. V20 screenings per Lou Ole . . - 'I.:, �
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arrie. . sio. -3 n the Province. , _ %.�
' and best appointed i 'L ��.,
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The Y-P-S.C.E. of the Baptist ch-urch . --ill.,
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vealtls!. I � . .. �. "L..". N - 4
id hold a garden partv Fridav * . I L.. - w:
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avi-land, the iate -residence. J anna. Wheat, fall, bush ........ S 0 00 to # 1 09 . . . � 0il ..
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lecture here on Forestry in two r three WI-leat, red winter ...... 1 07 to 0 00 , - . - 1��. =- 0`:Bml=�. , - � I...., i
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own,3hip, was bur , , . . This gi-t�at sire of Trotters will be at - t . �
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uliivan is an aged woman and was alou � . . ". i- I
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cli-.1 for help. -%Arried watt r i rorn he . . . - - 1.� . � I "I'- i
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ut ,jut tile 1)laze but without slice 53. She Veal,l carcass.. ...., ...... (3 50 to ) I . I'ver.N f'111DAY AF-17KRN00%, from I to 5 ; 1 *��,
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a few articles from Buttor, lb ...... : ........... oo 11 to oo 13 L _: ,4
hen managed to save . W 1)() VIGOR XND 0TRIChgariff., o'clock, up to tile middle of,Jtily. ,-. �'. 1. 5�' �
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he hous.e, bi;t th . � . -- --- ------, - For Loa? or YA=rj NWMCOD. General and VZI- 36 .. - . . W. R, HAVEWS. . '. � , ;,;.�.'L� .: .
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.1 X"m or 1wasee In Qd at YMS. IdtWt. ITOX9 UN- - --. ' - - - 7 - .. � -.
11.10cil talked of band'siand has been - _ X_1'
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Tilc VOMINION BANK Z001)fz11y1wWtd-19MtG6&W nd1tMA0WUZ . 1-1 .",
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In A t - $19500.000 faius i i3tata and Ironlp COT4U1, 5. Write them. Back I I ..." --
vill tre( lie ear.4 of our CMAelli Capital Paid u p, - "yka tin &s&jroohm&l1ed'(s9=-) bee- Addrm. . 11,��-L -,.. -
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We notice tilai Juhn Irvine station U Lumber Yard a - '�,,. -
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gent at Davenport, was in tow!' P . I . A , . "I 11
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ad liews of the own On I - . . T ' I L . .. � %.ff �
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losed and business ,iuspended f n L . a -� ��
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ouro-clock onThursdavakern It duriug I , W . 11. 11OLLAN X)IIESSED . �.' . . - L PF
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el Premier - ioiv IAN wElt. yama . -0- . 1:1
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at iiiij,-'atoll. some of. the it were ap- __ _ r I HARD AND SOFT . .- "'..' .
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1 Auctio'n Sale of ValuablO I 1..L- . 4...�- "t'.
propriately draped in mourning, he town I . -AT LOWFST 11111CF.- ::' t . : :
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and church bells toiled and the 11asoillc i EDE A I IMIT110 INZIM I . � � I � :2. : I- - - .
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occasion and speak in ill(jg-litic Un, lar and by V , . - � . ,L"" . �
the solemn - ,I iv a certain rogisteretv inortift-age. %vlliell L - I . .L -7.;i,el-`� - ;
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(lut.eti at tile tillio of sole. and upon - � ., I.. "'. - , )f -1 - �
terins of tile great respect 8.10w will 60 Pro N
111aills (if the decemetl lyrernier. whic"I dolatilt Itt 11tyllient lias boeu inado. tliere I . .1 .. . .-Ii, - - 1--. " L ..
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A rather serious a . ird ' Holt -1. iti tile vinage. of Piekoritig- ill 1[,J.n"JL-Xrt1[1B9P01t. .. I I
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'Vigar's planing mill last Thursday tho ( anuty of ontario.ou Sajurdayltbe Eleventh - . -- -r��M��� � �---- -,---- -- --- - - - - .-.,-, -4
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lailsoll was using the circular an%r whOu 11ky (if.hily, A.D.. imi, at the liour of Twi)o'dovk - , - L: - ..., :. - , �n
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ng he wasliawing becani,-, loosen- III t)io afternoon. tha followID&I ValtilL1,10 IWIdS . , ��M �
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the scautli ,t. that ig to say --The sootheru (if I I. 0 �--� ,.�;., -
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3tru� -it by the a!ia prewiw- . I � M I . -, �11 If,
ed from its position and was - . front 1103f of lot untilber eleven. in t1in fourth m I � W = � a �
ing M - Ion Ithe FRESH I a GROCERIES _L-' ,.�'-'
saw and thrown back atrik laut concossion. of the township of Pickering. it L .�;,- 1'�'- ��- . .
rith ter- C.3unty ot Ontario containing by adineasure- . -, � , . 1.
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on tile cheek boue and forehead I . . . ;L�Lf ..... .*.I I .
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ag open the cheek very uientone hundred'acros. be the same moreor , .. - . .� �,: '..�. �,
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badly. Mr. JO - ViOR , to be paid down at - --- 0`�.�, - . .1
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-upstairs in the factor., the tinle of sale. Foeturtlier pwticulars apuli to I I I I L: ,- " -:1 . I
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ons0ious THOMAS pOUCHER. sue ioneer, Brougham, or "��MMMMMMIMVMIMJ� . ,-I- - .,I L......" I �. .
down and found Mr- lanson une to LEYS, REID & OWENS, Vendor'a Solicitors. . . . . L . _k5%,-
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on the floor. After gaining tonspiousness i8 Coun i1treet. Toronto. I, . .."N
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where the wound was sewed up. and his .. . ------- - - - . - -f i. .1
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comal6n,ingto heal nicely. Itisfortunate . ' . . I - -1: '-.
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head, or, it is quite likely the - - .�,!�,� I , '..
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Far er's Club, will . ".., . � . . . Manufacturers of, and wholesale dealers in the fol- - -'- -
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Markham band struck Whitevale with anything in &his line supplied on order A 46 Ak - . . T I.. , , - � . .1 -1
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last week under the SUSPices Riving got the Pickering Planing Mille CYHU&r . ... � ,!DQ',
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eohoes, God would - mud us one voice -, if I Among thepractical questions Connected It is also exoellent an a preventive against ro 1.
among the 20,000 priests he would send us with the subject of contagious diseases. is infectious or. epidemic diseases. In districto _1� m n whiell people I
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but one prophet, but one man with his soul one which relates to the length of the period rife with malaria and fever the drin4in& Of down or weakened 'state of he Ili llllli'..�
so electric with the fire of God that he would of special ex osure. The Boston Atediced hot coffee before passing in the open air has ,11th .
I- . placesto from Hood's Sarsaparilla, coIIelMiV.,1,,,,,,,
make us feel that God is face to face with TO enabled perao the claim that this medicine 11 Inakes th
and Surgical ournal says that the contagi no living in such
every one of us, and that the Kingdom of ousnesa of measles, mumps and whooping- escape contagion. . 1. .. strong.,, It does not act lilke eweq
God is within us. Ven are always testing cough disappears with thentide:t's recovery; .. a SHIA
I . . imparting fictitious stren-th from vib, - 1*
their own religiODiSM and that of their that there is probably r of his must follow a reaction " elltbe�
nei#hbors.by agreement about small points conveying the disease to others 10'er about a -. - ITS GLORY HAS DEPARTED.. -, of greater we.k.,
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of d1uted belief, or varient ceremony ; week after he himself was expoded to it_ L ? . - . . . than before, but in the niost UU11141
but Uhrist's test trests suich things as that is to say, during the so-called period of I . I - 16 Fa . lber Hood's Sarsaparilla overconies 14
supremely insignificant, and he says : "BY incubation ; and that the contsgiousne" Of The *11161111181PP11- the ON" Mighty That Tired Feelirig
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. their fruits ye shall know them.' - measles does not extend be nd a fortnight. I � of Waters," UM SAMI Its creates . an appetite, purifies tl �
The real question to ask about any form I Romance. . ; . le blood `
Some authorities affirm tralt the contag- * . in bliort, gives great bodily, nerve, '44
of religious belief is, Does it kind.le the fire iousness of whooping -cough ,jeams, after six- The Mississippi, it is needless to tell a-iy- and digestive strength. D'ellti
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of love ! ��' � weeks, however long the co-ighing may ,on body who knew it in all its g ory, i not " I derived very m
Does it make the life stronger, sweeter, tinue ; others think it prudent to isolate the what it usad to be, writes & - correspondent. _uell'bellefit fron, 11,,., I
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purer, nobler? Does it run through the patient until the paroxysms are over. Civilization has deprived it of its majesty , it built me right ill), and g;Ive 141.
whole society like a cleansing flame, burn. In scarlet fever and diphtheria the period anA eliminated most of its attractions. It Me -,III exta
inf up all that is mean, and base, and un- of incubation is brief, a few days only ; is the shado w of itself as it seems to sneak lentapp6tite." � ED. JENKINS, 11ft- Savage,4
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se fish, and impure? If it stands this test and during thib period there is no contagion, along in shallow murmurs where it once : . . I Fagged Out
it is no, heresy. ' There is but one It is very important to know that in Bear- wept by deep and swift. The .forests and 4"Last spring I was '
test danger i 11 completely fagged
Church of the true children of God, and un, let fever the period of grea is the unbroken sod that once yielded their - My strengni-left ine and ok �
� I f elt siek alld mil�'
faithfulness is the only infidelity.' the P ble all the time, so that I
1 am so after the disappearance of the fever, stored moisture to ke it up to a navigable � ra I
. , faOd esquama ion or elry, COUld hareh
convinced that there is -no error more period of -i ti eeling. From stage all through the hot summers have
than- the notion. that correct belief of Church rives have been been . t to the uses of man and ' :1ttelid to my business. I took one bottle,(
ignorance of this tact many tmopria ed Hood's Sarsaparilla, and it eiire(t ine 11
membership is of any value whatever in lost Persons have gone into society before thesol is compelled to produce something Is nothing like it." it. C_ BEGOLE . , lem
comparison with that righteousness of life the'peeling was completed, and almost of more marketable than water.And the steam- Edito i
which is the be-all and end-all of true re- coursa have communicated the disease. Th" boats are nearly gone also. The railroad Enterprise, 13CIleVille, Alich. i
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ligion, that I say plainly --and if I could fact is that every particle of the scales co" has superseded -them. Travel !- . Worn out - f -� 1'
find words to say it yet more plainly V rail affordi � I
-1 tains thousands of microbes. comparatively few opportunities for musir I I "Hood's Sarsaparilla rest
would rather that any man should be a A lady who was recovering from scarlet and dancing and games of poker for high . I ored me to PQ
Ro.nanist or a Dissenter, or a Buddhist, or fever wrote a letter to a distant friend. An ! stakes, and they have little 8Luffy buffets, health. Indeed, I might 8.1Y truthfully it
a Mahometan, so that he were a holy and savedmylife. Toone feeling tired and wort
she wrote she blew from the pa r the I where they have anything for the bibulously out & would earnestly recornMend a trial of I
godly man, than ten times over a member L I dust " -which P-eled from her hanTe Th# I inclined instead of the gorgeous bars with llooWs Sarsaparilla." MRs.PIIF
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.of the most Catholic Church that ever ex- letter conveyed the disease to'the friend and the whole' front end of a steamboat to ein , MosHila,
isted, and be a sly intriguer, or a r I 99 Brooks Street, East BOS iton, Mass.
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slanderer, or an unclean liver, or a professed liar little daughter, and the daughter died. iced drink6s in as in the good old days. In N. B. If you decide to take Hood,8.132M
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liar, or in any one form of conscious wicked- A servant nursed a scarleL fever patient these times if you see a steamboat it s ten to I parilla do not be Induced to buy aiiything,,,,
ness, a hypocrite and a bad man.".L_ h- and on leaving the place put her clothing. one she iii little and dingy and is laboriously I
deacon Farrar. . '[Are into a trunk. A.yearafterward she unpack- pushing ten acres of Pawlogs down the nar- instead. Insist upon having ' o4
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_..' - �r MUSCLES AND MANNERS. took the disease. dig into the mud in order to make r
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Those who gg throulh life with a pleasant to be carried to a distance ; but the hich delighted you the more the farther .S
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smile and a kind wor make many friends. long retain their power of infection. The w - arsaparill-a
Words are more than deeds, and manners- contagiousness of consumption ties in the you were away from it i mariner heaves the Sold by all druggists. 01; six f or;v,. Preparedo]14'
patient's expectoratious and discharges. If When & iMisaissipp
than myits, in all superficial contact - with I lead in these degenerate days he does it with I by C_ 1. HOOD & CO., Apotheearie3, Lowell, X.
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1( these are carefully received in a disinfecting I
our fe ow erdatures. Kind words are fluid, there is almost no danger to attend- a cane fishing pole and signs out through his 100 Doses One Dollar
jewels beyond price, and more precious to ants and friends. . nose that the water is " 14 inches scai�t. " A .
heal the wounded heart and to make the - . . . I . . wayfaring man from the P.4st occasionally . - -_
weighed -down spirit glad than'all other . . . . � � , . ., accosts you on Robert street bridge, after
-blessings 'that the world can give. The . . I- . Sanitary Science. , L - - . looking about vainlv for the flocks ot steam- It appears from tile -annou nce:nent mad
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epitaph, "She was so pleasant," is full of - , . . boats that his guide book of 1963 tells him : . �otnniow
gentle pathos, and records the virtue oi Sanitary science, is a science that does not are always along the river binks atSt.'Paul, ': the other day that the Crilr" Act hu
virtues*; for the cheerful courage that makes relate to the earth we live on or to the I realized the purp)ieof 1164-Ttfoll to aii ex.
perpetual svinshine is the out come of a heavens we live under, but to the conditions and asks you where the .Nlississippi is, and ! tentgreater even tit Lit 'It' filf!",ls cotild hive
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masterly self-control that is noL born in a of the homes we live in. We can live on lie looks at you when you point to -the water i expected. The C'IiL'f Secr,,t-Lry inLullated
day, but oaly after battle and conquest. the earth or under the heavens without beneath with a deep sense of injury, feeling; that so greatly hail critne (ie, ea . ietj thit the
.Manners are all-important. Our place in knowing much abo;it them, but to live beat that he is a stranger and you are taking him i
. in. What poet could 8ing of a streahi wh,ose; government had resolv.�(i t) s-,i.sp.,�n(l the
life is often more de�Bndent on them than ill our homes we must know them well. I ehief affluent8 were the sewers of tile cities; operation of the A,A c��Pr",here in Ireland
it is on solid merit. hey are the first thing Geology cannot chaage the conditions along its banks, whose turbid water% Would. with the exception of;k fe.w l)1a-,-,!.4 where
that strikes the stranger, the key which of the earth bene,%th us, or astronomy ,.tl,, ashes of tile plan of cmnpAign atiR
. thosie of the heavens above us, tftt be best appreciated by lampreys and red-: -
locks or unlocks the doors of good society, . finned suckers? As an inspiration, even, , smoulderNi. Whethol-or not the unprrived
theibeginning of charm, ooeut anti sanitary 8-ience can change from un- . condition is alto,et.,'ier or nial:i!y- due. tothe
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. the in healthy to healthy the conditions of tile the once mighty Mississippi is, in the slang � rittioni)ftlii.4'1,ei),,t�iSIN'tt T11t!L4,Ir'1,M.�jnJ
uneonseious calt.-V of ropulse, tile sulltile�l of yesterday, 1, X. G. , 11, save and except the � oPe ' �
diagic of fortune and. success, the irresistible , homes we live in. Is is,not then a science , will beglasl to he:tr th t, th-, .mir.-.it huso
, worthy.of btudy? It touches the highest wooded bluffs in spots where no stone quarry
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source of love and haired,- the acceptance � or liniekiln has yet been erected, and where, largely lvviie,l aw,tv all.1 t1l L' 1! ,:Ite:ltment
or rejection by the trorld. Oftentimes they ! interest* of mankinti, cleanses and purifies the sterile curse of solid limestone graced so generally prevails. � f
tile present gerler,Ltion, and will strengthen I " I � .
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are.,Iiiore than t -dent, more than lwauty, awl will g!,) - rify posterity. The effects of � with a few, trailing vines and stunted ttees, 11 ____ - _____ ____ . - -Ta
I* an wealth, than birth or ,wisdom. . '
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'ohed-ence w its laws are not remote but im- has reserved somethln'g of nature to gladden ' . �
They are the best letter of introduction, the f 1 1 i .
firmest cenient of friendship and love. Tl�ey ! mediate. They totich the everyday life of tile heart of nian. . - . . . - I
crown virtue, ,-lid give the last touch to 1,111. and enter into all the relations of life. . . . .. - . . � .
- I They give strength anti .vigor to whatever I I 1 �'August
wisdom and genius. - . � . " Come up Higlier. ". I .
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Good inanneri are a passport to the f&v* or � Capacity in whieli human endeavor is put , - A cel'ehrate(l I.twyer once advi . sed . I
of rich and pour, learned and ignorant, I .tordi. . - - . ' . - 4 " - ' - "
I . t . � __ - � . I . . young aspir.L11', that there was room it *1 I ,
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respect and respect forotherA is.the k?ynote I � . - � . 1. the top" tin the profesium, , I(_d t"
ristocrat and plebeian alike. As self. ! . . The Diphtheria Bacillus. ; imight,he %ell paraphrased anti appl -Flower
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of good behavior, good manners are surely _. . . . --- all I kinds of farm production. The top 114 -
one of tile best heritages po-ssible to. leave The ardor with m hich the study of the where whatever of protit there iti -in fartnin 1, %
our children. But they do not come 11Y leausAtion of diplitheria has been p,irsued I . . - � 'There is a gentle
I I i4 to be found. Stoel- growers have lea.rne'l , ,t)ySPePS1,& . man at MaIdeti-on,
nature, like reading and writing according anioug thoie who are engaged in that branch the letison pretty well that " early maturity " , -
to Dogberry's theory. Manners are largeh ,)f me,liv-.it moi-ence has been at Iml, rewarded is essential to protitable mar-keting all.1 the -Hudson, N. Y.,
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physical, anti there must he a definite di&- by the dis.-overy of the true diphtheria b4cit- that they cannot affk')'rd. to board' anti lodge , named Captain A. G. Pareis, who
cipline of tile body to insure the happy 'I �
. us. ' . . a hog or steer an extra six monthi or it ve%r i has written us a letter in which k
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way of doing things. And th.at disciphne The moqt eminent barteriologist in the just for the sake of li,wing hii c
must train OW muscles, the joints, the i Is 1 o"'I'"y- , is evident that he has mad ' upb
world wAh great unanimity announce the Eighty bushels of corn rals,hl on one &ere of i . . L
attitude3, the breatli� the play of the f.�ee, ; fact. . * - - e things, nd
hands, -feet, the exp . ressions of the eye, ihe I . . I 1� ground takes less plowtiig, harrowing, seell- I mind conceming som
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tones of the voice, the pronunciation I- of � Dr. Klein, the eminent Ragli-sh bacterio. Ing, fencing, harvestir. g, interest, taxei, etc. i , this is what he says: s;)
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words, the bearing of the head, the style , logist, hae published. an elabi,rate -report in than does eighty bushels on two acres, a,n( I " I have used your preparafiol
� die Nineteenth � Annual Report of the therefore a lar L�r portion of the value of the !
of walking. sitting, reclining, in fact every- - i . I ,palled August Flower in my fa -AY
i I.,ocal Gtovernment, in which he enters into crop is profit. I he most generally 8uccesiful ! .
thing in the belLring and dep,)rtnient of tile ' � for seven or eight years. It iS C011-
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body, There is much, indeed, hesides all : the details of his inetho4o of investigition corn growgra are those who never lot the z lyJamlyhouse andweconsidef
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this in the best manners. But this diie.ip- and his tests. . - . ground rest from PfiiAtime tho seed *is in - staut . I Indigesfio;
line is the foundation and basis of all tile I H_ paper contains several facts of prime until the corn is s44.,-* that they.can no it the best remedy for
.11, longer get into it, antm, thorough cul- .
rest. imporLance, a kno% ledge of which should be . l. I . and Constipation we
How to stand is one of the esserktials of I generally known. Among them are the fol- tiV&t10n iniphei that 'A,W0 acres should indigestion. have ever used or
- never be meded when the., I bor available i ' .
good manners. It is always wrong to make I lowing: Some of the lower animals, particu- - ��� . known. My wi� is
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the bone'structure do most of the work ,in I larly --ows and house cats, are susceptible to cultivate it could have been put - Oil one. I I
keeping the body upright The muse es I to this disease, anti instanees are ette',1 in To feed, milk anti care for the cows that troubled with .Dyspepsia, wid d
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should hold it in position. The greater I whieli the domestic cat has communicated only ao %m much work when brought to the I times suffers very much after eatick
number of muscles used, the 'reater the ; the infection to the famil to which it be- crucial. toest of the churn that one good milk. The August Flower however, M
g ' . y er will do is manifestly a waste of feed and ' fie.
strength, agility, and grace. The correct, I dp With fatal results. labor, and yet man - lieves the: difficultY. MY wife
position in standing is when.the lips, cli-in, OWN"&$ also demonstrated thepresence of the y farmers are guilty i
. of it, although it is a point which the grow- quently says to me when I am goilig
chest, and toes come upon one line, and the infection in the milk of cows previously in- - . .
'1� ing use of milk teiting ap ratus io impress. I . to town VC am Out
feet are turned .out at an angle of sixty oculated with diphtheria bacilli. - . I Wff
deurees. In walking, says Checkley, keep He takes occasion to emphasize another Ing upon the owners of (fairy cattle to an Constipatlon of August F10 '
n . extent undreamed of only Lwoorthree years
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face and chest well over the advanced foot, fact which is of great practical importance ago. Thefarmer who has but asingle mareor . 0 i . and I think you had
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and preserve the habit of lifting the body and should a3ways be i borne in mind by team of Working mares is growing more and better get atiother bottle. � I am &
with the muscles and by the inflation of the health otticers, to wiJ : The contagion of more particular as to the horse lie breeds to, troubled with Indigestion, andwh&
lungsi diphtheria is to Ile claAsed with those which because he realizes that while there are I -
Proper breathing is the fundamental es. can exist and thrive outaide the human body. � ever I am, I take one or tv.70 ��
colts and colts, the good ones cost no more ,I idaY Ct
f ,*ng, f9r a
sence ot grace, as it is of health and " It is a mA ter of Common belief," heasys, to raise than the scrubji, and they will return spoonfuls before eal
strength. The lungs have their own mus- "that a room may retain active and diph- rofit when the sciubs two and all trouble is removed." q
cular power, and this should be fully exer. theritic contagion for a very long per I; a will net a loss. .1
to' AFI along the line anti in all kinds __________1_wo
cised. While standing or sitting, with the that milk may be not only the vehicle, but -_ ------- - %-,Io is juit
chest free take in a slow, long (lee 'p breath, even the multiplyink ground of the diphther. of products " room at the top " is becom. The Russian Crown I' I llwe,
until the lungs seem full, being careful not itic contagion ; and that sewer air and sew. ing recognized as the rule, and those who twenty-two years old, is a hi,.'14 c(111CAW
learn it latest and apply it least bro (Ily I..
to strain in any.way the lungs or muscles. age may oontain and be the means of distri. a young man. He is particul i"IV "'ell uP 11
. ,rate koolt
Hold the breath thus t;aken for a second, buting this contagism. " are lucky.. The constant effortahould be to 8Cience, and possesses all acc, .
and then let it out slowly. In all lung ex. These points are of mueh import in in. 4 6 come up higher. " . ledge of the geogrAphy of III., "AtIve land-
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and outward. Carry the chest and lungs as - I In the Morninz. . ,
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if the inflation were about to lift the body Ooffee an ExoeRent Neliome in Its L " Four' years ago," writes Col. Divi d .' �
off the ground. This gives a feeling of I ;
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buoyancy that is genuine, and will add I Flace and a Mental Stimulus. /1' &severe attack of rheumatism, and could . - ,
grace to aIlt the movements of the body. lboffee owes its stimulating and refreshing not stand on my feet. The pain was excru & X i
Mannets, it will be seen, are largely an qualities to coffeine. It also contains at-Illn . a d I was blistered and purged in true . . - .1
16 cl 12ox style, but all to � - � . �
affair of muscles and their use. The muscles and sugar, fat, acids, camin, and wood fi r. orth no purpose. I I. . . - - i
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must be trained 0 manners. This training Like tea, it powerfully increases the respir- was advised to try St. Jacobs Oil, which I .- . ... . . � I . ..
should begin early, in the nursery, among ation ; but, unlike it, does not affect its did. I had my ankles well rubbed and then - - ,, - - . . .
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practice can make perfect, at . compara- y its ute the rate of the pulse is increas. mely. In the morning I could walk with . . f . . . .
tively little cost. In importance this branch ed and the action of the akin diminiBlied. It out pain." Many get up and walk in the .
of education is second to none, for it is a lessens the amount of blood sent to the same day. I i
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large factor in human advancement, and organs of the body, "tends the veins, and - - * . I
adclo greatly to human happiness. A little contracts the capilla'ries, thus prev�enlin James McDonald, sailor, was indicted I
depttth will show how -much our pleasure tile waste cf tissue. It is a mental 8ttinut g at the London Seasioa CR R
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0 g upon the way others carry them his father, James McDonald. The prosecutor
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w stated that on May 5, when he was in a state
selves -how they stand, sit, speak, and ho reat upe. -
they do things. Address and accomplish- Carried to excess, it produces mb orilual of intoxication, he took a E5 note out of the .
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owner the mastery of the best things of life. wakefulness, indigestion, acidity, heartburn Oner a,pked or
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?,Xburbo of Tunis on Friday morni
.tt massiali and M. Carbonar,
Aw. g British Consul- The la
_1114in Was slightly wounded oil 11,
000 quent ut)o
encounter was conse
,Wbich ended � in an assault.
cartridge W -WR 4
'fMat of the police station at Cl i(
Orly on Wednesday! morning.
Ing ,Was greatly damaged by th
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which also shattered a great
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'Windows in the neighborhood.
10ion is said to be the work of an
The South -Eastern Ra.ilway t
ho been buried under a large b
avalanche has also fal!en at 61
which tratfic on the roads lea
Grinisel Pass will be interruptc,
weekL .
The United States CrOvernni,
I-19ented a gold watch A11,1 a 11
captain of the ship 11 Allansha%
watches and chains to tile li"!
0oicers for rescuing the crew of
-, Electric Light " on Febluary
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1. There are now in .%loscow 1:
. waiting to be transported to .S1
, am convicts, the others are t
children who volunteered to-!
.into exile. This numlwr has
,since the new year. Theywill
ad in parties of 300 to .501 at a ,
a manner that, together with t
victs that may arrivi� for tr
during the summer, they wi
destinations by the middle of �
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acce ted as clerks or copyists 11
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-tiveVreaus, several young lad
eniployed �in tne offices of Ki
But the clerks of the sterner �
them as intrudersand treated v
This has called, forth a strot
from the Governor of the elty,
cireular to the malicious eler�
with the followinj phrase: "
to my knowledge that the inal
are treating their funiale coll
Bashi-Bazoukg treated their f;
captives in the late war in the
The Governor, therefore, warr
vniks that they will be discharl
wise punished if they perselver
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e Governme.nt will erect.
late Gen. _Nlicha4-1 Ni',-olayevit
in Vilna. .%Iiiravielwas appoin
General of Vilna it) Nod to
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Polish insurrection at the tilli
ed his mission by wholesale
, shootin s and* by transport ng
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Peles WTI, o came in his way.
remembered with terror in
Poland. It is supposed th;
Iwhich the Governn.ent 11a,q ]I(
I doto his memory is inten,led,
i 'tothe Poles who have begot
� restive oi late. . �
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I there are in St Peters))urg 1:
squares without pavement,
I lights. They are the bree
disease and crime in the grea
�, It would require an outla3
I rubies to put these places 1-11 g
but the municipality isnota
take the task at present.
(.:I The Agrournic Society of �
- Petitioned the Government I
tax on tobacco in the G
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Taurida. The late taxan')II
�� brought the planters to tile ,
0 they cannot meet t1reir ol)llga
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excise laws,., besides this, 11
Profitable for the tobaceo Ill'i
Unport the raw leat froin for
than to buy the doinestie I
is ill quality superior to fliv
It will take lwig, howev"'I.,
will be taken on tile petition
.. Planters, for matter niust lia
. 61 of the Ministry of Financt
of Im i I Property, and ti
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before it can be stili
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that the incision of it dull kr
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death, The excitement ,tin
especially the students, is v(
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laritish companies busy bu
"4 esto,blishing factories it
of the Shah. - An English co
130W to build a railroad f
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tegic importance, for it
tiOn between theRum
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� hisat work again on his tuberculine,- . The Spanish Government owes publie decision dismi smig the action, declared in Switzerland in the near future. - : . �.
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otefice.. the schools have been closed altoRether. with the popular. approval, to prohibi I ., : .J _.
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Itle in blue 8 sh emigration is increasing there. Owing brigands on a railway train between Con- i - . e. _.t. - : _.i� � -`��
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on oii a dispute inrom:ses. The RuaRian Government has Lrandg and the frien � t l-usted with but on other points the . ..
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assault. ' . issued a ukase forbidding the hot Only a few days .since the Pall 31all the men have had to give way. I he pu of tc - " L - . -1.
,hich ended in all ding of a the buying and rearing of these laillbq. I from the first shown little sympathy for : . - . - 1.�
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�ollt of the police stationat Clielly, France, bleins. 11 - . , excellence of her educational system. , Now Simith's Veterinary College, Toronto. He the strikers, and has c well % - .. I . .- .1. .1 L _. - 2
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windows if' - u" era who get only $5 (259.) a month -and board - receipts. - .7� ., ,
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The Son th - Eas in the loft over the school." wever the but as the ticket systel - _. .,_ . � _-�-�.. -1 . I _.
a large landslip. An opinions expressed by him with regard o ,, nan's name. explain oil N% hat systein of f ced- . .. . .... � *- _�
Is been burietl under , [ instance" may be, anti we (to not vouch 1 stitte crease of receipts estimated at E130,(0) per . I _.. I � -1 � 1.
lanche � ' ;uttannen, by the temporal power of the Pope. Later h ing.he brought the lanibs to so h.,gh a annuni, the directors and ihareholders of - I , -..-. . L - _,�. , L , . _,�
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The United states Government Ila, than teachers nearly all the world over. 17th, I stood n;ar while tile Government e Park Sunday. The laundry wo- , :. _ I . . . - .
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gented a gg M watch andl a medal to the Baron Rudolf Kalnoky, who is said to be The Rochester Deyrocrai-Chroptirle says officer of tile Veteri ary ell of. London, who number about '%' . .. _. - .. -.. ._. J , .
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the that millions of dead fish are floating on the Privy Council examined, thell) ;,efore they in
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to .tile first and third Foreign I 'Lie. What W. healthful work places,. and have form- - . .
watches and ultallis Minister, has been for some time surface of I.ake Ontario, polluting its waters could lie offered tor a ,. . . . 0 -
ner following an actress about Americaand mak- o find *.hat lie pickcd out one I .� � - : . �-L
officers for rescuing the crew of the s'1100 ' and causing a stench along its shores and astonishment t . ed a union to help redress their griev- . . �, . � . :1 J_ �
Electric Light " oll Febluary 2, 1,489. -ing love to her, although the w6man object- . ances. Tile English laundress is not a Pic- , - I -.. _�
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On Sattirda' was-afraidof scab or any . . - . �., .
There are now in .Niosemv I.-),(X)O persons ed to his attention$. y ovening pollution of the wate-, by the sewage from Whether he i turesque person and, having no vote, site . . . . 1. ..- __1 � 1". I , . I
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!Pted lover large cities. The dead fish do not seem to other disease I had not patience to ask him, . ... . . . ..- ."_ I - .
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accumulated led, and struck each other. A d tiel followe-1 ' ever, the aninial choAell which, if a trifle rough is decidedly fore- _. � ': ..
into exile. I'llis number has three or four inchos long, may be seeit float- !loped, plump legs, full loins and ' . . I il : 11� �..: . -`�. � �:'_.
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a manner that, together with the new coll- wit 9 . was observed, it was suggested that the fish an anti ail old hatcher and position to fight the tyrunnie� .- . - :- .,
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victs tbitt may arrive for tran8por' tbeir ed in the neck, and it is believed cannot 11 i Bon, who holight tile"', took tile dressed line preceded by a huge wagon on which . . . . . i - . .
during tile eiminier, they will reach . the water of Lake Ontario was. not their etc - his �.f;d. p( -.r head. ! . �. � - - - __.
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destinations by the middle of September. c inent. An examination of some (if the un r I 16S21 &, various branehe lie art." - . . � - .. I I _.�l _.
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I - . Ali extraordinary necid nt:n6curren at the I fortunates would probably solve the pi -o. Afte t ieir long journey they dres e( 3 of I . . I -
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Since tile 1, London Paris Telephone Office in Parl's on blo , ilia. each, makii.g th . ; t h� i .. . . I .. - I .. .- _.. -
accepted as c'erks or �opyists in adillinistra- .esday. 011c of the employes, Mr. . student of hygiene, cents per 1b., tile hignest, (11101AU)ii - I . �. :. . .
live bureaus, several young ladies have Wen i %Vedr - th Lon - J. ules Rochard, a noted holesale market. of course it must, be -. Touching Incident. , .. - . ... . Z
einployed ill tile offices of Krettlentelloog. Weller, wishing to communicate W I estimates in this wa-V tile loss involved ill w A . I . ..
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(ten. put the receivers to Ns ears, when lie I in France. Value understood tile skills anti tallow, ]lead ail . . -
But tilt, clerk s of the sterner sex regarded t lie consumption of alcollO pluck are not reckoned in the sale, as they A group of emigrants was gathered in Life - , �-
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i sus�aineol a shozk of eleetricity whic . asgage which opens on the bay
them as intendersand treated very shabbily. ackwards against, the di -or , 12?% !04,3M I rancs ; logs of labor, 1, 344), 1 -i 4,- give the market price and sink the o'Tal or long, dreary p .
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of tile cabinet, which flew open, causing him ' - ' nt and at,oppage absorb it for pr ' for the illidni ht . train '
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from ti,,e (;overnor of ihe city, who issued a I to fall heavily to the ground, Rustaining in- , �'091 francs ; medical treatine losely clipped or shorn, five had Lheir , i3engers waiting hey obserM a stolid, I - I
ilig Of work, -,O,%442,(X)O fmncs ; cost of "'&it'- I were C ' .
circular to the inaliciolls c1ells, begirilli ' juries on the forehead an(l right eye. He tenance of insane, 2,652,912 f ranes -. suicides I till complement of wool, wh fle tlie remain i ng brt.rayed tilat WILY t
with the following 01rase : fill - - 1,922,(XX I francs W) Were clipped limt, September, anti so were pa,thetie look oil each face, that told of some _. -..
I " It has collie 1 was -afterwards able 'to res-inne.dtity. 9- and deaths f rom accidents, sotrow than the loneliness of a ..
to my knowle(ige t hat tile nlaIC tchlooviliks i forsafe silipillent., for - greater -
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mtreating their feinale colleAgile..iiLstlie�1,Lra!-Ci(lentsilaveoecurre(I reviously. They cost of repression of crime due to alcohol, s,- in the best condition 0 tie clipped, allot � strange land. There were the aged grand-
� I are attributed to the lighting strik- I tile tal expreued in dollars, May is too col(i for larnbs t . and a fandly .-
-ated their fair Bulgarian 1 1 11 lima, I %94,. -AK) francs ; to 11 _� other, tile father and mother, .
Will- Ba,,,ou k s tr( ither Sandvate, where the au I5 1 ,4.')!). The corresponding loss i I oil tile otlier hand the f 1111 flee -e is too warm in . children -little men and -
P ire c '0_11119 for close confined pens. Indeed, these 100 I of half-gr6wn \
captiv" in the late war ill tile Bal.Vaiisi" &-c. I � w t looked , I -
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ist tehino- I rine c-tl.)Ie cidii, or at the terminus of tile I k�ngland is esti'llited at $5,44,426,015. III ecess, and weighed womell-who moved and talked and .
N(;overnor, therefore,warns 11, - � lantl Nvireiii the Paluis de I -L Botirse. ';u`11 - I is prohibiCon days ',%Ir. Foster made a lambs proved a great all - But, they were all silent �
vmiks thia they will hedischarged andother -an be prevented by the use of ' ii for Canada, in which lie fuliy over half tile, weight ill mutton or lanib like their elders.
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ways. - : - I -1 ligh-Lililig conductors. . I estimated Lliathet;peiitaiintially:1,44),109),(XX) I sidered a good return. more especially on which their rude lliggage was piled. :� k
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. I I report Rays,the yield on liquor, and that its manufactureinvok'ed I con Between the father and mother was a
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The Government witl crect a stattle to the I 'Antiflicial Rulsial .1atteraj()tll.liey(,fo%,er:i,(K)() ntilesby land ough bed, extemporized from shawls and- .
� ,-olayevitch M uravieff of winter wheat is expected to be IwIow the , th,o loss of tile ]&bor (if 1,*2NX) men. es me truly r .
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lateC,ell. '%einw! NI- I - le deficit if the rye crop , niand of � and eea. If illy nieniory sery cloth coat, and on .
in Vi1na. Mu ravieffwasappointed Governor- :,average, and a larg ICA pf tile Empire ha. . a There are evidences of a fine coin these l(K) lallibs weighed' 137 pounds at the - coniforte - rs and a comse
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Ceneral of ViIna if) IM; I to -suppress' tile ! is certain. The Com language in a prohibition tract issued by college ill Guelph.. that bed the youngest of tile fanlilY was :
_ff of a Mr. I)emorent of New Y say one word
- stro'ingly pro- : ork, tinder the . a I but.there was that in the aspect
Polish insurrection ,it t1w time. lie fulfill'- itppr(;%-e(I of 4 new -tar - . Nuisance Let me about black - f ced , Bleeping ; at denoted such a deep sor- , -.
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I charal�ter. It, is expected that -it " the National Anti
ed his ini.,:slon by wholesale hangings and , tective auspices of I slice,) and how they are appreciated fit F,ng- of the group tit roached . '
I tr. publi!ihed in July� The .Minister `f League, which has recend come into ex- .
Shootings all(I I)%' ansport. it(, t4) Siberia the will lie land. Old butchers 'ell me they make more row that one of the passengers app . �
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- � El - -eral c. There art, also evi ences in it that - and lean and aksked. ..
to establish se% I To
lioles'A,ho callie in his way. Ills name is , Finance is abont , istene � gin strength le..an than tile. other classes of sheep, - is tile child sick ?" . . - � I
. 'it Great Britain, Franc,D, Italy anti i I rowin . an fat, and further . . . .
remeiijbt,red with terror in I,itlivania and � agencies I i the prohl-b-tion feelingi meat weighs I,eavier th I ' -it . .
; lan corn, to all(I in aggress lake this excerpt ir heads'
Poland. 1! is sulil'iosol that - tile honor' other countries consuming Russi iveness. Shropshire and 11ampshire I)owns sells the The Danish people shook the '
� grain im- for example - 11 The purpo 10 i As ),oil was But one
which tile Goverim.ent hat; flow resolved to I supervise the work of cxtendin�, ses of the Nan' tial I reail est slid for tile highest price. an unkliown tongue to t hen'-
' � Ia. ! I Aliti-Nuigance League are to prove before, are, all cattle are I '- who had picked tip a few of tile �
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doto Ills n1elliol'y is -ilitellded us a warning , pouts from Russ* : I . tions � are doubtless aw )ought of the boys, ords front his fellow- �
tothe Po1,E-,'3'- "who have become somewhat I F.arly last, autunin tvie Tartao -. of Tafth - I the courts by suita in equity, injulle i by the'liand avid iti(IL,ment of the eyes. necessary Fiiglis.h w
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restive (4, litte. I I kent petiLioned tile Mini8ter of War 'to I avid for damages that tile faicinstingo acrrd' In closing these few line-tt let file say those,. travellers on the steanilillip voyage to -this .
.. . - , . � . - tate -in the 'and deaodly poison of alcohol is tile most I (Jue ph. lambs were all good, (lualitv, they country, answered, without mov ing a muscle - I
Ae,,-0T'k!,'llg 10 the latest -municilp',al reportq ' lie allowed W ac.,Iuire real es I . i . .
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inces. According to a law - ,langerous encnny of our health, honles and � cut tip uell, their divisions were cl�ar afid of his face ; 71 - . .. . .
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there are in St Petersburg 15:1 streets anti , Ttirkestan prov I blic nuisance, and as such to I i . . � �
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ares withoul. pavement, sewers, or gas r t of humanity 1 if) compact form, according to English cus- Anhour later ail official stopped and looked
u t�. "' veding Spots of thoroughbred Rub- be abated. h'vt' 0 TLe sales Then lie turned down, with ' .
�g h I liey are the In of those provinces ()Illy LI es, ate I ca N for its titter pr hibition I
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diaem us are allowed to purchase ref anti patriotism ton), looking very attractive. . - at the group. It _
�e m�d erlinf- in the great metropolis. � sia framed for tilt'. 1 aea be cra,e anti the only safe andjust � these notingentlehand thecoverlidfroniwhat e
. -)(A),(910 I there. Since that law was law I ipan, knowing rny ob:ect ill getting .
It would require al, olitlity of i,i , v af �Jljs colossal evil is 0 %It - ' ions between believed to be tile' sleeping child.
. I !zing Turke8tan, I he N1 tit- treatment 0 . r eloser trade relat
rubies to 11;)t I lif-se places in good-con(111,1011, .purpose of Russian- , ! pki-tictilars fo exclaimed, starting back, '.. -
grant tile pe'i- I' tlie manufacture and sale of it as a crime to t4anada and Great Britain, exit offa shoulder " " Why," lie I
butthpinunielpality is notable to under- , ister found it expedient not to - (I invited file to this child is dead. "
. I ed with the utniost rigors of the I aptl sent it to be cooked, fill
ttak� the task at ,)reselit. - ! tion of tile Tartars. Commenting "Pon tit 8 bc Pull'sh ,, Yesh," gaid the boy- who could speak _ --
- NI a y, I aw. " dine with such genuille hospitality that I - .
. The Airromni-c S.,ciety of SebastoT)OI I,,,,, i decision, which was rendered ill - Now (;old coinage in-the-L�jndon mint leads to; - shlee* -dead. " I - . .
� . 1,;j&)1n6hfe of st. Petersburg says : " � I , could not,refuse. I read to -day in the Liv- English, P e had sat by their (lead . I -
Petition tile; . e, ad the Australian and I -
ed ihe Government to reduce ail ever, c().11d such a request l.w grant , coniparisonp. If w a , . erpool I)ally Ptist tha, quarantine against Anti these peopl
ttax On *(,h&_ -(:o ill the Covernineitt, of less tit powers -of China and Indian coinage for ISW to the 0"O.090(m). ideelared byAntert- 1-f-Irilearlyeighthours, raeked with anxiety- .
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Taurida, ' 'I'lie lat. I � . ed. Since the military Canadian sheephas beel . I ' racted with -
- Uixation oil tobacco Ila I S nistan have developed so rapidly, and, coilled in London we have a total of nearly - 11 put ail end to the importation as to wilat they silotilil (to, di -
brought .1 _11's to the verge of ruill I Afgha hose powe18, i E 1:1,t xs),(sm) of Brit ish gold put into -eircula. � ca, so it wl , yet unitble to express a, word of their -,
" le 1)1;tllt( . i ' ' ' encouraging t I - i of lambe fro. -n Canada. Therefore, I ven- grief, I
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they Cann-ot mee* their oifligations and have. silice Pwigland, (14)- The other nations of the earth I y sympathizing hearts .�
-illy liecome their ally -in oppo- � tion fit I S. - ' ture to hope that this account I have givell troub c. to tile mail .-.
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no yrosl)e,�t lor the bettering of thei.- con- will undollbt., ! I d in t1tat year to the , . the Canadian farm- I that were m ithin reach of them.
dit ,sit.ioll to ittissia's progress ill Ceiitral Asia, - put toL-ether coii ed Ko! The United I will prove ace ' eptable to . - -halred girl bal oy, - *#.
ion I)y tije crolis of this suininer. Tile alue- only of C17,09),W). I ist i hat tinder every circumstance The), jet t the little yellow
excise, i'�%, n settlers in Turk- , v ' coined t3t , K X),, X X) go,d, . ,,r, anti I tri will find eon . sig-ied to a foriegn grave and went oil
It .;, 1,:,:41es this, make it more ,%v,e need all tile Slavonia ,not tolerate States, for instance, 01ir Canadian aariculturists P
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Profitaul,� for the I tobacco manufacturers to estan that We can get-, and cai " Iver. Tile other nations, , 0 ting millions of Great their way ; but though they shed no tears, ,
. -,'ement of non -Russians there. and f7,(9K),(M Of amongst the meat ea, .
rt the raw leat from foreign countries the set I ve lots of silver and not enough gold customers for every kill I and con- there was that in their blue eyes that told ..: .
'n"o . been before the Dig- , Who Ila _ and doubtless in their new -
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!ha�i to 1)11y tl�e �Ioincstie product, 1which A curious case has I ed no silver whatever. Tile returns: Britain, Inal food. of a deep,wound,
ality ourt, (if Minsk, Rome.- A foig'mer coin c between tile (lition of ani e they will miss the quaint IiLtle filylll-C
Ia Ill y1i .s�k,,perior tothe foreign article. .trict. C aceused allow aremarkable differenc And, permit file to. say, the more I coll- 110111 C.
It will tal�,e 1,,iw, however, before aCtiOn Student of ,,Ntoscow University was lX)Ii y which they have followed anti tile its blue woolen dress and round white
will be tak , cri on:1 found guilty and sentenced c . template the I)omiiiion of Canada and her in I
the petition of the tobacco of theft. He was olicy ot the republic of tile United States I . . cap anti tiny wooden shoes -the Danish baby .
Planters, f(,r matter intist, have tile ap�roiv- to imprisonment for three month& But a:s F is shipping its g)I-I out of tile country i boundless resources, and tile more loving lone uiider the shade -trees of -,
i iad pronounded his sen- Which When sympath) I see between Canada and this that lies a .
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11 of thv Ministry of Finance, the Ministry soon as the Judge 11 ig up ailver in its treasu r land, the more fully I understand how Jersey City. ..
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of im -ial Property, and the Nlinistry ot tence tile convict began abusing - the Court an4l pili, y,`the iold, old � - . . .
Pei . at offensive terms, Britain shall hold all,or nearly a , neceesury they are for each other, not only
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1AW before it call lie stibmitted to the and the jury in the ino , oo and the United States nearly all the si ver, in times of peace, but also in war , and may . Bananas u Food and Medicine. .- .
. Senate. I because, as he thought, the verdict was t e there will surely be trouble for the United the hand be paralyzed that would put them I' Dr. John Dougall, of St. Mungo's College, -
. I al � rn*l,l for the crime he had committed. H the price of silver being very un- t issue of tile
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A A'arsaw enaincer has iny'ented'a new I I s deserved 0 be ,States, nward tendency. asunder. AND. Glasgow, has a letter in a recen Ile quat � es -
harness by wl e� quoted law to show that h commit- steady, with a dow I Yours, etc., G. F. FRANKL Gla,sflotv lIerald oil the banana.
lich the dangEr of shying t for the theft lie .
horses is averted. It is so arranged that sent to Siberiaj no 11 reci- rt of the Beitiall Liverpool, May 27. from Stanley's " In Darkest Africa," show- _. -
bypilllini( a string which is attached to ted this time, but because fie was a I Aacording to the repo bars during - -. � ing that " for infants, persons of delicate
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the driver's seat the horses are at once un- divistt" who had been found, guilty of the m int for 1890 the metal east into
. ceasion. It was . ted of 19-2 tons of gold, 3SS The clergyman wastes his breath who digestion, dyspeptics, anti those suffering -
hitched -and the vehicle is.brought to a same,offence on a previous 0 itttd th ' ef t, that year cotislb 7 4 tons of copper. These talks of the happiness of, -the world to come front temporary derangements of tile
. evident then he h9A c0mm tons of milver i&nd .
Standstill. The invention was tried by the I but for the irpose bars were in turn transformed into 88,000,- to a youth who has just reocived his first stomach, the flour, properly prepared, would. .
be8t horsemen in the city and found perfect- not as a common theif, - rejected , lo,�e letter. . be of universal demand. " During Stailley's
ent of being transported to .Siberia. W48 mo coins, of Which 17,500,000 were - � gruel of this,.
ly sucM,sf If I A model of it has been a contempt of Court, and or deficieucies in weight slid otherwise. if. genitis is to find expression it iflust two attacks of gastritis a slighl
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to 8t. Peters*Durg with an application for a held for trial for I � ' . flour, mixed with milk, was the only ma -
his motives in desiring to be transported to The gold coins turned out were of the value employ art, for art is the external expression lt is odd,
Patent. . . 1 (),156 the silver coins fl,6W,6881 "holights. Man terialthat could be digested. that- **
Sibet ia will be inquired into. It is suppose( of E7,69 - ' our y have genius, but, as pointed out in Stanley's book, ,
One of tl' ' p,jliti�al band -whose and bronze 50 285. These figures are inter- ' Ovvrantingnart, are forever dumb. The two also,
le Pol isil stude nts arrested recent- that lie belongs to a I .$) strictly . most banana lan4s-Cuba, 'Brazil, West
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ly .illjl+�Jle S'ax raii ail garden in Warsaw has com- members have been eent to the " cold citing. Glold only is I'moneyl . must go together to form the great protrait in valuable propertiesof the banana
oil prig T uthor- , in view eaking, in Britain silver and bronze pieces painter, or sculptor. Indies -the
. tte., silicide in . ()n. he prison a region" and that he has some object SIP in minting the supply is 3ily digested and nourishing food
. lt'el say that lie stole a knife from the din- in desiring to join them. - . . . , bein but tokens. A sad tragedy was made known at ply- as ail ea-, d. Dr. Dougall
.. _; . reguf demand. sing of, her Maiest ]lave been much overlooke
-t PlUed before him and cut his throat I . - . a ated by the The gold pas i mouth on the arrival
lier so I I . . - I 4'. UnAb very large I_; qP A+ San n ore the y's ,xperiments in i-aak-1114 .
. ul; : : -a to be a re as has made some (
tal It. - � 1. PS P U111161. 6 r 1. . ..- - ,
. The Poli.sil people, however, believe , - :- ,, 4. _. - I.. . out 01 circu a on troo - . udes that it shoul . . .,I
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.: . I - 66 r is lip to tit er a civil -convict banana flour. He conc.1 , - . .
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th"' his death was due to other causes and : I ':;;, - ..:' � amount. placed on board the troo � - . :_ - .:... - _...
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* �:; �; Love avorageg but tot in excess. named Foater, who has been engag ' I : � _ �.�. _�.
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i, thl,t the in,--ision of a dull knife which wa e of love at ction. - In trying to make it from -
: foull - urs was a cas d whose 11 money " rodu . .- . 11 .
;.� (I On ]'is throat had been made after his ' ' Friend only country in the worl pr!ncipal warder in one of the out -lying Unanas purchased in Glasgow, he obtained . - � �L I - i
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� , yes, ifideed. I fell des. basis ou A Isi ris ,:. ; � , ,
; Mrs Getthere-' - they go on IL,ying it by making LoLkinge. " Kadobeca convicted at.Singapore not only oil drying the, pulp a tough sweet mass. like ". �, L� ; _ *.
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.. "Pecially the students, is very 91 cat. - - . dear husband the rne ot it in toasted figs, an appearance probably due I ,_ ...�.,.`. -.11.1. i�.:�!
�' ,tely in love with my &tions pine to get soi Of the murder of his wife, but also of that of - � � I... . .. ,
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a i men ' another English warder, who uas the only . . - . ..�v
raining n o . %m. - ..'. .,:. ..-::-,,
bout the influence whicb, Englandis i * if it were yesterday. I excPange f6,t their aVver. . to the co - . _'.. I � ,:% i
ov distinctly as &ter tke tmth, the greater the . . . w�
'he Bananas contain only about 50 per cent of .. . _ -
English trad & ulp, and of this about 75 per cent is water. - . '-.--.�:-;;--��t4
. er Persia, e has disab ed the it as e beach at Long 11 The gre other white official at the prison of which he . "__ _ :'. . 'L�: , ".
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RU t and was walking with papa on th proverb passing current in- badcharge. Fosteraccompiisliedthedeedwith P �_
88ian trade in the Persian marke , stopped, and, libel," is a legal . would yield, therefore, ofil one- : - ' "' - I'�
Loldenly Papa I tation of the English & rovolver, with which sulbsequently he at- They . y � . : ��,:�:,:-7'_J
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I . Md egtablish nies busy building raili iting him out, 9 21 law of libel. In the United States courts tempted to take his own life. At his trial eight par I . . . - .. .. .. �_,L.�_;,�.
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. at Singapore he was condemned to death, I I _`N-�
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", a Utica ne r a, to penal servitude for life. Various causes man ises u -'f - , , . P
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1�.�. to "Pagan -Tegueran, which will be of rest . A despatch from Constanti ween Cath9lics in Now York State r a ol '. 441A L
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��Li - - [)I g alem hot are on as the motive for the crime -un- one's beauty when a gentle d Min May J I -�`,%�,:, �W:"
�,�L" Strate ives one his seat in;6 car," sai - - A
gle linportance, for it will cut off the serious riot at Jerus . tervened, taekeds, candidate fOr the office 4'f district ' - 1� , �-,k
fai gi v , -��'J -1 - -. - '�-�
� . g in the aUdGreeks. TheTurkieb.trOOPS thfulnem being alleged against the female T - - f�'i ' '�.
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Al � __ . I','- �_ 02&nge of date on label on the first paper fol- institution is in a flourishiDg condition
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1. . . .. . � -The popular question with us just now new kitchen.
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1. . __ �1� . - . -Miss L. Mackey, Miss Noble and Mr. and family. I .1
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1. .1 - ... - .,�. Jeffrey's oil Sunday. - Dany, a unanimous vote of thanks
.- - - -Mr. Nelson, and Miss Emma Lidgett, iendered to all those who assisted in in
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. . , t- Wm. Lidoett, of tbis�place.
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. . . grand success. A special Meeting Of
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. I , � , party at Audley'on Wednesday. Their Fompa
1 . ... music was thoroughly appreciated. . ling. A full attendance is desired, as
- - . I -E. C. Hurlbut and his gang have ar- invitations from Oshawa and Little Y
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� - . v . rived and commenced the erection of' the for July Ist is to be considered. I
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. - --,.. -Our joy was, complete while we were Hogle, of Broilgham,for a basket of strE
. � devouring the basket and Strawberries . berries. One berry measured 51 inc
. . . . . - - tendered C5 us by Mr. Dingman. I Wiley -that is what we call big and would I
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I - � - chestnut driver Saturda at a good figure. and new potatoes on the 20th of June
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i - ? W. Muir, liveryman, Toronto, was the
1. I . _. . I 'w i purchaser. . I well ,represented at the Union Picnic
. i . .- -If some friend will give us the pres- , Friday. Considerable taste was di I splaj
I ' ' ent address of Mrs. C. M.Taxton we will I in de4pratinc, the horses and vebicl
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I . . * -Our Firemen have received'a press- The' geliolars assembled at the sell
- .. �_ ing invitation to attend the demonstration house, and as they passed through t
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. . . -The. Patrons 17% tile ju, veuile mind, recreation as well
. � cided to postpone the holdina of their studir'being i . 3ecessary. The teacher
. , __L picnic' ur-til after 13arvest. whe"n full par- .
. . I I I ticulars will be given. Watch for bills. thankful to the followim, parties
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i_. -. festival in comiection - with- Melville Sab'- Messre. Banks, J. Andrew, A. Law
, - , bath school, to be held i Peak, D. E'. Pugh, A - - Gibson, G.'
I . n Mr. R. Cowan's .
I . Decker, G. L . 'Mayer, R. Guthrie, Jan
: x Grov4 Highland Creek, oil Wednesday I
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. .i colt. Th&1/0ung thing was from good -The Ellesniere football club dro
. . . stockand was expected to make a record down to Whitby on'Saturday to play
i I . on the Pickering Woodbine, but alas it is a tie with the Scarboro club. The ga
. . - .- . no more. Stock men sympathise with was necessarry'to settle the ownership
. Mr. Gu.-ddn in his loss. a cup competed for at Brooklin on M
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I . � -We have ieceived a copy of Rutber- 25th. Scarboro, -von the game, after
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. - . . � a schedule of the Canadian association stood 2 to 1. The Ellepmere boys w(
� . - and Senior leap,ue games. - To those who by no means disheartened, as they pass
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. . - __ purchased from the publisher, Ar'tbur M * the Riugston road, a short diStaDC8 eF
� . - Rutherford, Owen Sound, for 10 cents in of this village IIRB a clear case of abdu
- �. silver. t I tion against them. They deliberate
. . -:James Cribb collided with trouble en, entered upon his premises and persuad
- L . - . I Saturday evening. While boosy. he took a female scare crow to accompany the
. . .. D. O'Connor's dairy mare to the Wood- home. Young ladies must be scarce
, . . bine and then drove her furiously. J. their neighborhood else it would bard
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. . - trouble was rewarded by a black eye. The elope with an effigy. One youth w
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.. . e has'been since settled, by James pay part eplarly attentive to their female c
. - ing damages and costs, altogether about panion. I
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. . . - - $40. Surely lie -will now. cease- carouslDg A load of Whitby yo -
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- manner. Whdn sober lie is a deceut fellow, Friday. From appearances we shou
.- but at other timesbe stops.at uotbiury judge they were base ball players. Th
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. I we lik6 to see boys eLjov themselves, an
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. liable committee. When the WiDD1Ug even a little mischief is not all unfavo
I ticket was - extracted from the bag, the. able sign, yet presuming to address Stral)
number corresponded exactly with the Ndies, jeering at ag,ed people, and pla
one held by us, namely 281. We now Ing the part of general bullle�, are just '
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sport a red Brantford road cart, for which many steps beyond propriety. The id(
we wish to thank the numerous ticket that town boys can do about as they 11
holders. It was just wiiat we wanted. when visiting a rural clommullity is'
Congratulations are 'now in order. mistaken one, and freqti6DtIv paves tl
-Those of our villagerp who patronized way to much trouble. If we choose, v
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. . is Dow in custody for forgery and swind--- -After being stationed here for tvi
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I 11 . . authority huppened &IODg j1iSt -,18 they eut denominations, and as a mark of r
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. - - no right to replace the- sidewalk at either course, reviewing his course for the pa
I - � end of the iron bridge. The walk at that half century and recounting some of t
II - . : place was in a good state of repair until Spirited incidents with which his life w
. the floods necessitated the building of the dotted. At the. close of service, on su
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I . I go oil with the structure. It would seem took his Stand at the door and hearti
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I - . a contract and have the walk rebuilt. We out. It was a happy thought and ma
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. . . -. statute labor and by private subscription. forgotten. The Dr. with his family
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her, Wright; R.S., Cha,3. Marquis; A.S., Miss - able body, of Councillors we would . gav if you would be freed from the -. . - :
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Bella Peart ; Chaplain, Rev. L. Perrin, possibility of having to pay for some mishap, and wish to appear iii a be. . '
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o One thing very much ouL of place was eavestroughing your house or barn.. Satisfaction guaranteed or no i charge will be - ' -
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