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I Isenfung a Valentine.
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An Alarrnin
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1 (Though Idiat'is n6tac, very licwh, � .
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� ,O?� this the boys an think'is good :
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� If yet, love in Fl--- ,, I
I a as love you.
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.But -seems to m6 -a valentine
.BRIQLTAL,
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Is nicar when you do nots&Y .
' -The same old things that every one ,
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On, BUD
Zeepa saying, in the, same old'Way.
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nary and a
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1. And I asked Jane, the other night, .- . '
Sheffield.
� Ir What frown -up peopla-wrice about.
She wou d not answer ins at first,
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musters ve
uwlegs�thai
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But laughed till 1 began to Pout. - �
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bat stopped
on that d
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Albert Hal
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A 9, soft - at t e ease.,'
14�oler of'
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grand isap
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de�f,lady beautif ul
town, whic
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, Is a entine and kiss. � I
- The valentine, She has
but Amid - t
-because
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-the fbilOWi
The kiss, because I love her more I �
I Than any oae beneath -the skies; I
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marchl WAS
beadparte
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The sweetest lady ever known ;
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morning. :
carriages,
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Army and a
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- - finished.
-rheret Now itis , Who will do?
. : I've thought of one and then another. .
erson D&vi
Wrestler,
. Vho is there like it? 'Why, of course, 1.
I'll send It right - away to Mother I , � .
Stephenson
march'adv
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was -P lose
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If you will sit down and wait, yurig man, -
'gvey horse
Booth?s'car
at least one-haff ov.the good things ov life
will at sum time eddy ar�uudnemr yu, while
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the. proces
the moreyn. chase them.the more they Will
when 1 the��
I ,break into a run. . I � I . -
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-heir ,
A -plac
All ov natur's works are a part of a per-
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very 1,
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I fekshun pv a plan. She makes he mis-
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. takes, creates -no vacancy, and guessie.sAt
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near d1,3. w
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. Ideas ire vvhat Wine `-but- if a'man ban t
but the upr
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,-� got but one he is very 4t to �xun that one
-himself 'Along,
-marcli,P a
. into 6d ground, and take
gramme, t
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brickbatS7
I Laffter proves nothing.-. W-iBe men I`ff,
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and ideate gr ' in all the time. w, I .
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" mud: it th e
. � Culaningis aweak iinitashun of -wisdomi
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offi6ers of
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,man, � who
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Happiness has no abiding ;place, but
Called 'a
which num
. often is very near �t Laud, like thoa old
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woman's spectacles. After hunting lot them
not he div
hi arid lo, she found them at last pafe'Du
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. . her nose. . . . 1. I 1. � .
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going, dow
Gravity, iz bekuming to pho6l At all,
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I times, but o�uly to a wize juan on state
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otber ��Ak
. ockashions. � . I � I . . ..
Verry menny, seek knowledge, not so.
a nearer7r
cegsi6n.heE
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I mutch for the truth az for t.he speculashun,
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ful time of
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the crowd
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1. . Heroizin iz simple, and yet it iz rare.
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numbering
EV cry one who duz the besh they lien iz a
Arid jeered
hero. - I. .
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� . Buty is a dangerous gif b. - The vatl'ty it ,
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wantl,thbii
. � I inspires,,anq the base flattery it ,detAfor�
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and �iatbne
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its possesslors are not.,tobe envied. , � I
miresiler-a
. Charity,makes to 4histakes that she kill
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Good breedin'g iz the'ouly thing that'han
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make a phool endurable. . . I,.:.:, � , I I
-stobes.
Servitude 1z go unnatural that - anihonest'
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. 1. servan't,iz the rarest ov 6,11 thipgs. . . .
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four stand
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. If a man'haz got the right kind .of reli , -
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gion he kan" pick up a, kree,`T,� I'liny7w ere ,
.,,&n klzfenipt
thatwillfitit. - . . I I � . I
Indolenceiz a, ;quiet malady,lbutdthaz
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miuUte,,
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eat up morg'f6ulftdashdiia;&bd 'tipt:�dv
' vef
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I more superstructure than id � iulbisb�ui�i
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Abstineince shQuWbe the;excepshunl and.
, - ;1steep
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.-)Ther6`1z a gr66t,41 how -to I
,- i ;rt--, in,�,'kA&0�irig . .:., �
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crowd Arid
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'give"W'Alad'adt"c"riem Ing an ovig`06-66n,", a� �
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mud were
. .. I AFi selfish .and ill-bred as. tlia;mass lef,
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man-hiad are� I P�'rgfer to live Nhh them
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young"insi
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,rather than go into Solitude and'try to live-
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force. at.
Str I him
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with myself. .
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that �0'u,,wiil
of t%l
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Gratitude is a word find in.,
11 I dictio I narys, but you not find.much of
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conscious.
horse had,
will
it anywhere else. - I .. I- . .
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his hand'i
head: he .�
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-to . .the Alb
I Animal loses tv�o-fif the of its Bubstangej-d--Loutaide
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Aimy-witl
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annuated cats, while human - Suffering
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ley�' of. .
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scamely,elicits notice. --'. I I -1. 11, - .11 .. .
.unconsciou
carried or
Chinaimports 100,000chests of �foreiga
, smokers spend
oplum%zinually.
andtlie ca
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.Average
925 Ceuta per day,for opium. . : I ., . �L L :,�-, 1. I.
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Mrs.-,13oft
bers-of
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drivdu� to a
the bones of those large, wingless birds,*.
WAS not op
calledQby the, aborigines -moa." The
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Could open
largest representative known' -was ten And
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and,intiol-W
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carria a
. During the past yea� 1,532 persons. died
rou6d! thb
I in London of the small -poi. .'Of these, 32&�,
tbrbu-h w
� had been vaccinated and 637 ne�letted that,
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a' Mid'
' 1 Stag
I precaution, � the remaini ng 510 bein I doubt.,
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a hasty So
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� ful. Of the .population of London 3;620,000i
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theJri ndl
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w is - Win
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� . . A. few Years ago British India ,only. �
Lt,ATI
.ba d9bien
All'
. raised about 20,000,0,00. bushels of wheat.
The Jews�putthe d6ajise(IJ6Alile'azI';' into
. Her crop of wheat this year "Amio,ntsf;(�
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,ahubeli
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'Or Divi
1 360,000,000 busbels�.of Which 170,06o,obo
. acio'ug,ill "O
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oovered'th
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It is asserted by M. Hement that'4eaf
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mutes who have been taught to speak,.arti-
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. concussion
the' -syste
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with the a&ent of country;
coveredw
,�, thus indicatiiigorge6iiiecont6rr�ations of the
Whether h
� mechanism of speech sinailar to thpie, of,
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. except tha
I. their parents. . �
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. Prof. Owen, iii an article lat ly. �Ub�
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... lished, questions whether man.everreCeLveB
,,V"tL had
athird setlof teeth. .Heascribeli alleged
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cases to the reappearance' of old and worn
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Stumps in cori'Abqueuce of the shrink . � And
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absorptio n of the jaws. : .: , -, ,.
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I The experiments' made I by M. Bouebut
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doth an
I w . ithpepBin.e, as an agent for'des, tVOYilag
barracks a
worms in the. stona'ach and bowels� have
til�y wi$el
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been repeated with very favorable Omits.
hall tb:t�a
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� Even the tapeworm succumbs to .the diges-
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meeting.
I five action of pepsine in. la�g6 doses; while
been- seen'
. highly organi-�ed'tigsuds of the.
the more
,Public Ho
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-L I stoms,oh remain unaffected. . .
the� stone
A German manufacturer' has succeeded
Police nim
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'arrested t
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Jurbauce.
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heat,Aust and noxious �,V'Aporg.
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exposed,to
I Tliesb�masks allow the eyes to -boturned in
..,their tribu
1. i6y dir�ctiorl, and thiereis space onoughfor.
they had
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spectacles in case the eyesight in defective.
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By means of a series of very interesting
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I experiments.re�a,rdiDg the muscular,power
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Jus � t- no
Of inse ots, X. F..Plateau has discovered
ting gooc,p
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the f Ault -o
. beyd, d the sixty4eventh of its Weight, a'
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gi�ls. If
.- 'cockobafer can easily dr aw a load -equal to
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iless for
fourteen times its weight,' and a bee cm . u.
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draw a little waggon twe,nt y tim&s .heavier
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Everybody that go'es to Willbi0eg does
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,way, and
indepenae
. not, it appears, make a, rapid* f drtuns.'- ,W,,6
work� Af
know of one young man who recentlyw6ni
� -into an extensive business there"af ter hav-
they woul
ing borr6wed $20 from a frieudli� ..this city
domestic
to help to pay his wily out. According' 'to
I agreement, he . was drawn upon f or . the
take. then
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left belple
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Amount,. but last week the Oraf t came back
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dishonored. The same gen"tlem''EJa- `wr-6`te-'.
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. a few weelm ago to a sporting. namin h6kb 'to
operas, 01
get him 0, horse that could beat 2,30,, Some
retired fr
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))right youths. hava,emig�ated to Manitollm.
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I At � recent sale of selected - abeep at
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Melbourne the Champion merino* Xam
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]�Tr. Sulli
brought 430 �uinems- Thirty-one time
lawyer', is
*Commissf,
an average of 1-45.1, guineas. , Tbe,'
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in the grate had n I
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sheep Are valuable chiefly f6i their. wool. ,
of civilpr
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mzl.aeti6n which -the latter .wo,414 quigy,
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-The Occupation- of pti i '
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�uoft, entails I I
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TU4 Alssaisl4in Hail , Hits, j�entenoe
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with a
have TciaA04 with a ,blow had, 3iot a Woiab i
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abbed his hind,and%olkspedthe
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dwell great exposure a rid a
�dauger
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the evil effects the
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of exposure lumbermen
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have
One of the 11 Suspects " has sent toau Trish
a descriptidn�of life in Kilwai
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SVLL� EXPECTS TO CHEAT THE GALLOWS
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. G,iteald waa� tsken�, back to' jail With
One, ,4rand;luacea, as is shown by'the
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.0 Owing rem a letter by Mr. E. B. Gillis,, I
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jail. The calls Are 8 by 12J f d each.
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contaW6 a Small irin bedstead,�s. table and,
ATTACKS BY THE MOB.
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instruotkoAs th t , he,,be darded day And
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N1lItdWh,`X- .B. : -1 Froia- exposure while. T
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stream -driving utook heavy.
a ob& , wilkh A
ir rooliained to t6 wall,'The
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venucaul cc Invoked on Court, �ujry land
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night. Th .1 offibiali",lidlipy
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dangei of An aitem Cautoi a, at least
. cold; whi&
in ashort tibioi brought on 'night sweats,, �
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political prisoners � Are roused at 7.3ci; Una .
ar6 alio 6d to, w �
W alk About in 0, Bluaft
arming scene wa's witnessed in
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The Salvatiou Army, Which I
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until if ter the review 6f, the ca%e 'by the
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8111144�01ieStand every sympto �
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mbijon.
� gravelled yard until breakf aBtAime,bet*een
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The'followitig is an extended reportof
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Court Zn �auc. -
Rumors ,Of 3 -ouiteau
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took aideep.
seated consu � in..
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without relief, until I tr led Dr. Wilson's
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& and %- 14 Duriag the, meat ibey are con.
four barracks, ,decided to bold
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my a -1 Grand 1061iticil, in, the
the scene when President Garfield's assassin
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as iington on Saturday
w sentenced at WAM
g killed himserlf,l and other wild,
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groulialeBS stories, wore circulated to
� -day.
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Cherry t Balsa 14, When I,—
. fined in their'eells.� At 0��Ofheydre &'gain:
. id until I c1clook.
� permitted to walk in the ya
General k", , tj , j�ha cem. L
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the "d hie L Wife
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The closing t,
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were that iBai far ai'Judge
enacted to -day,:
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. cured." Suchayidelace as this is-illboutro-
veftlble,,and it ifl,np; wonder that in. New
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whea they are again ,looked up to eat their
. Theri they.we lei
dirmeig'L OUtL again Until
-Salvationists, .
in the mor
rowded audiences no
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a ourt is conclarpeli., 'L -It:'iS not_ at all_
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Guiteau hasunde gone a marked Change
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-111 appearance. Wh2lu be-t9ok his sea,t at
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Brunswick aud�Nova Scotia,, where this
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remedy first WAS. introduced, it has gained
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& o'clock, when they are looked : in for thO, �
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a afternoon ,the Army ha& a
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March
likOlY that the court in bane will rever le the
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-the obunSel tab a ins�E
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m firm hold On the confidence of the people.,
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A � small. window feeb
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gloom of a cell' -
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action and through the
la -they accomplished 'in safety,
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The prisoner was broiaght into court iW-
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ers' .dock- to-dayi. hi r and
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-thinner than - it appeared by the light of .
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� I Iwo* Ii �.Chh�.Sc.dre Burled. .
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Ing. The 6
31overnineut supplies fare
rest hooting and jeering.. On
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ng Wednesday howev ir
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moriam 8
and sat dowu b side.his counsel.
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� said that h
_Obovillo e had some new evi-
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the glimmering candies. about -tile Aock.
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w en th *U'r d A d 11i gUiltY; -He
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'gufft'red
, In 6veryalrecijon, as far'ia the eye L can
reach, little biAopks of earth,: from tfiree to
prison
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, only; but the suspects are not forgotten by
I � their friends. The farmers,
, . most 'disastrous. , They left
rs at half -past 10 o'clock iq' the
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dence-to- intioduce.'' The :overruled
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all lalis -mOt1ibu`SJ�-R-n-d-; Said fliat thera*&$_4P
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has rcceiatl`,�, Iromis iespiessuess .
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and jnxidty- L Aia,sm611 eyes'glared'vrildlv�
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six feet high, i& se'attered promiscuously
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over the c6i��nAiy. These being covered
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use Any -longer- to ,allow the - fox-
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In the procession,Were tbiee
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direot-evid,ducq a oW.1hatAhe juro bad
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and his LA moved'Ainilessly but beL
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with grass, fiow dried'b i1he''Autumn and
gen , ride it yvill over
thisir fields, do' some'launting- t1i'amselves.
conthining'the. officers, of the
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ever writtendn . th�,r�iiginofthenewspaper
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as claAmedi.or,had 'ever, eien
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assum all none of, the - Aii � ' " � nsane
i6a��of-An�-i ,
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Scattered 'ad they are over the cultivated,
The Coverts 'of i Col.. Blgjijatd�, - Lord.:
braefibahocl.
Son,. a couvertea Northumbrian
'at
read a news.
pmpej"Litid�all Pithege gentleiiaeub
- Lied mmda�
thmt�
.
maU-. , 1 . I � � ,� � ,
" � Ouiteau: behaved more L like a maniao'
flelds,. makes one think of haycocks after
a harvest of timothy orred-top in America.
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1-deutenaut of King's County arid Rather -
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I og n pId I his,:were receutly�both thoroughly
vho :qirrjed tA�e, banner the
. Centenary at � Newcastle,
affidavita .the ad not. ..,TheL.' court
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sflw1nOr0&SOZ1-tOA ubtithese'affidavitsi.
- the, he did at Any time during the trial.
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They are the tombs oi graves
- � of past gehfira--
hnited by Such large gatherings of , people
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ith them. On that occasion be
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After some, furtber 'argumentstAttorady
,the
is imprecations and blaspaino'lla curses,
after the Sentence laid b6buL"Pi6noUnCed
tions of' Chinese. And, as the leading
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religion- or Superstition of the'couniry is'
that the ganaekelaIjers were afraid,to, inter-
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fere. The Lord of Mantua'maribr'in the
itedwith.a scailetuniform,-And
wore. He was mounted on a
0'Orkbil1�1nic.Vd'd.joi�
, tlenw-'�ofAbe�
.Son
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courc; We;-.piiSo)nbr w i '.the ---
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-were fiikbtfallY liateziae.. llikfeltureg�were,
digiiir Ste were.o ono a
tad�;_big R , L-, l-"lid"Andble
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;ancestral worshipi. these. moulds are never
-disturbed or "Over, but for -
latter - region left.:- his gates open to the
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, and rode -just before eneral
riage. As'lileappearedscrowd',
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dock,' I .��*!` - " L , I � - :L: ,�. .
' Stand up�.��,
- 4090 COX� (to,��pKiooille;)-
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ploughed . stand.:
ifidefinite ages. It would seem toa stian
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crowd, and this'generogity caused them to
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refrain f L rom'going, into -.his e6verta at- Ali. �
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gatheied in the, -hope of seeing
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Have you.�anythlrig to �say.; w yL sen cz;ic ,
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L'i, imupoizi,- Illi,,��Xeb. 5. -Luther W-.
see im
tbmtthig4But1 eut over the, resting place'
of 'the desd must, to a 'material* extent
me taken was, a(
TboAa )htto the suspects
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and -their families. I The Claristmas-'din or
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Sion, begazi to hoot -him , and
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.?�4'er officers of the Axmy'66k
abath ab6iif _�iaoi lie paaf,i6a�"Upon,yori�? . _,
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ourHoatir'
t �Guiteau;'(Still sitting) ��,-Xliik Y "
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� Cfpatoiad; jdti:,,- fialk�brothei'6f the
� a6eilgain"
;
' hbers��ofthfs'fioslail ' i
Says ��11, � thoi, I nik Y are
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, reduce the productiveness of theJand. .,For '
ter;
there seems to. be no' system Of dome Is$
of Mis's Reynolds in Cork jail, is reported to
have. ,
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bblen'a piece �of'beef and four
iu carriages the upr6mr wisL
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As sfre�f alroabS�L blocked
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o pbstpon.&aelatplio el, as� qpg,�aa 1?.Q4SI 0;�,',: �-,
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'Judge Cai-L-iStau& uI?-.-.�-'Hkvel , ":,.. �,L�
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safisfi6d,�witli hil4l's6nibn6e. Ihelv ,never
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4' ' 'th , .With
Me inLo t4er;countrias, hut the owner of the
- potatoes
on.p, tin�IlIatter�but the tedium, of bar imm-
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-p officers on, dut
ej L TWO � police
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thiiig:t6�say,v �,'�W.
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. field at death is. buried, as have been'his'
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a1ICE JStorS Lbefote him, in big own soil'at
prisonm'enthad been beguiled by serenadefi.
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from the city bands., 'The iaeighbors'of im-
bat theycould to preserve order,
oar increased, mud the Salva'-
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9 � ,�� .-'.�';-' ��a" ,:,
bo,proh,ouncle UL � " On. ,.. - ,. I , , -
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TliepKisonelr at 28 9440 blgt . W th
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, WINE �VECU I'VU, PROPJLE. L
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06t, At a ilsSpeetf, I
Some s] ul distance from the:
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prisoVed suspects mie active in seeing -that,
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arted on th6ir 'trilumphaut.
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cOm reseed, An 8 r el I I a tibn
a d p At a , term ri
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A� "Re"KAllins: Sect Who 13realk �th,e 1,0�!Wi
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graves of ills predboesso7rs. . And thus th6gq
tumuli go' oif-`-i�66i6a sing in number and
.
their'lfaini,wojit is kept up. Hundreds Ok
Inen with cartsunO horses recently ploughed,
a theyL called . it, in their pro.
hey pelte mud mud
d with I
In
�Lgtamped upon his Is ' atures; a ,
deliberate. tons ,he began, but Soon, his
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61c �saness of P�dxiinity tillit -would seeni to
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the* heldS., 'garnered' the p6i&toes�� ,ind
, .were
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IL At "'the top Of Broo1billLithe �
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manner became Wild, violent, aud,poufid-
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; Yesterday an -inquest was ' hel& nm�
15y, Mr. Arundel Caittar, 'coroner for
be only it, question, of time ,When tbe'dead
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Nill possees.all the soil, and starve out tl;6
thr6sb ol out tiie'corn.'of Massra. O'keilly,
a ; . .
Power, Gleinane Toole, Co-unaughi - -` d
Pp all
mesodaring,throwingstones and
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women, as well as at the ale
ing Upon the- table 1e.delivered himse�lf of.
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the I �
L following harangue .:, I I I Am not guilty.
�stead
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Kent, on the b of :,Abr4ham �Aforby 8,
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6utiia riation,' hinese Letter. . ., : ,.
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om are 11r,JLmI..a
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Nobilly, Some of'wh 1 t'Naas
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the Army;- thai, I',." 11ii Or'! Cad-
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qf the charge set forth in thg�Z4ndictmgnt
It wasGod's, act;, not mine a""God.' will
,whose paten, a are
I . I t � merdb'erg-6f thil religious,
seict known as- the 11 Peculiar People." LThe
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An L'..irao�.. 'Loss to, tlu�'Coa U'IrT. .
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and others at Galway.., ThOL1rish p 6peiii
report thal;,-Uotwitliftaiudiug the patroiago*
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tb- adcontiol of the procession,.
halt, hopiug� that the, crowd -
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ta,4'ecare ofit, an �don'tl let the' American'
-boy died of small -pox 6AL-Sunday last, and
, An immigrant is not as valuable to,Lthe,
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of 80; many noble , lords, the Lord Mayor?a:
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bered nearly 'two ,thousand -per..
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Lpelople L
,. forget it. He Will 'take care,. of it,
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there beingbo,moadical, attendant tOLSigu`
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a of death, tbe'Cml�b W'INS4eported
country as' a native.'-- Yet. hundreds �zf
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thousands of dollars: �are spent in brbiging
fund in aid of'thb Pr6peiiy�. -Defence Asao-i
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, ciation, Amounted, five weeks' effort,
d sweep by. Finding - they aid
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procession; one p
ided the- i arty,
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arla'every officei ja this Governm6ut� from
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Ahe LExecutive do n to 66 Marshal, taking
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,certificate .-
I to,the coroner. The W4�irycreated ,,a,(,L
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i there LWaS, - I
iatie Attendance,
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.inamigranis ta Qana,da, v�-hile�.our'grmve-'
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yards Are being --filled with' th.
' oSeL whose
latter
qnLy. to about 210�'000. 1Aemnwbile, Trelaiia.
of her ',poveri-ji has than
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the 1�6rthfimhrian �' wrestler,
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a St. Phillips mud 'Weak -Bar
in every -,man on that jury,� mud, every mem-
: bar on. thiSL- I�ench,�Will payfor it, and the
in Te a,
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ofte stliand,ii4i Pleople, the "sisters" o
the 1,
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lives might have been Saved to their friends
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,out raised ruote . I
that as,A, an' 'utatiom funa'.for the s0s-
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6 centre of the town ''jri&?%he
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'13g,it s'way to the' .
Albert'Ag)�-by
icaii nation will,' r�ll. in blood if. '
Amer my
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body goes into thp ground 'and lam hung�
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the sect being apecially promine
! . UtLm their
Quakei.likb dress. .The" 1ody' lay in the
and country for many yea,rs. OW. Many
H .i'
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also, are like fading ,flowers, A, Cabe to their
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�pects.�,�
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F lowers bloom thi dwin-
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oute. *That portion ofthepro-
The Jews�putthe d6ajise(IJ6Alile'azI';' into
ish mozivary,'Where the jurry, aft r, pro,-
par, - 't '
testing � against - L . a ,
b64' -risk to. - 'Which
rela;tiv'as. and no assistance.., Many now
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dead, might not `
Lhave� died had they
, of zheiQrio . . m
ter ou Irish 'soil with -a luxuriance bowil-
deahv. the wrestler had a fear-
if.. :(j�u ' , , L. L, ,� W 11 �
)arriviug.in;, eat: Bar,
the grave. For a tir& they' triumplied,
- he destruction of JL1 USalemforty
,hut-a-tvt L. at ,
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they were subjefted ' i d i J
. I I , a �i views , it, most
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I .but
� , used. Dr.- Wilson's Pulmonary Cherry�
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Balsam, it -truly ,Wonderful remo�y. 'it is-
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deringlo the Saxon mind. . I Bee that Miss-
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Parnell his,conferreol.the t tI OUs, 1� Sneak-
-� -of 'roughs increased greatly,
at least 4;000. They, ridiculed.
yo�ara afterwaxdg the.Almighty. got even
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wIththem. IL not a;fraid offleath.- I .
f them . being'.' sittisfied by' looking,
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In at, - the, � ,open ,L do6r; The. foreinan
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so carefully compounded -that it is relished
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those dq'test
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L Ug Spalpeen ": on Nr.� Herbert Gladstone.
;W@fo, a
I notbek fair �oimirix oa118,111im
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at the procession,, spat up'on: the'
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am here ,as God's man Kill me to -morrow
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if to,J anY God's', I've
of the Jury further 6binplainea, on returnink
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to theAnq I
uest � room, 'that tbLey were-
..by who isually -tla'6 name'o,
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.1hediqlae; but so pCW&fUI i ,-itS:adtion
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6uted ,�Glve.
. if them"" � 11 Thpy;3.
heads splittin U
g,and`threi�'m d
you"Want man, And
been that from the start." .
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endangered by being brought into qont4
I ,ct
'Li't - atiiijeB t the ro
,that a ot -of all I ",a, -
'Let
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The seventh Annual,-, curling. inatch W-
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a, which' Seriously in '' red � the ,
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the witnesses fresh froin. a house-
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1.1 reeking with infection,"�but th e coroner,
diseases and eradicates -Ahem. the
W(3ak arid - spiritleles invalid ,then-' take
,
tweoln the curiing clubs of New tbik'81iste
L OSe L t
Age, 0
just th N6w'Jersey'for the Hain-
old .n
'M- a Y me mberaLof th biliad.
a members Of thoi Arm' y 'Were.
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, Judge Cox then'pibce'edeoi. to pass San-
while sharing. the objection amid there WaL
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pourage, and .Dr. �, Wilson's P61naonary.
,,ton Medal,WASLplayed 1 4
I On Thursday:after
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d.,glihost' 'with mud, and I -
6hok6.d
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:bruised
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tence. ,, He said : You, bavoibe6: Convicted
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hOL .. , to.Voceeding �
. alternative with 'their
'duty irstLwi't1jeSS Was'Ra '
- The 11 chel Moiby
. Cherry, Balsam and cheat, the -
L or 'L . ,. ,
I 'many y6mrs.to pom�..' , '
u, at HaldoldnLake, nearPaters on, N.J.
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Score:. New York, 227,; Now' Jersey 177, -
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a 6 'trially", cut�znol with�
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.of 9; Crime go terrible in its' circumstances,,
'And So. far: reaebing i u. its.,results that it
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Who Said She w ,as th6wiie of' John. M6rby?
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eight rinks PI myed. I I . .
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ie"Army go ol . eat B ar the
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has, drawn: ,forth the 'horror �of the whole
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laborer', residin�, At No� 49 Orcha .
I I rd Road,
l[Korrible JD ent& at' an. Int6idented ld
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' Mr. � And Mrs.. Spurgeon 'devoted the
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ard-bei4rers, wen'attacked by the
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ragged abou�t.�y the hairi whilA I
world and the execration of your country-
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men'. the excitement produced by such.T.Years
.Plumstead. 15eceased, their son
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arld.'�? mptiths',1 old,'and hLd: been'
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St. Johns (Nfld.), despatch ,says :.Two:
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�30il()00 prdsented �to them At the recent
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Sm Y. of their wadding to the endow -
� annivolk r L.
Made �, .
was rost4 the-. barinfirs,
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; fight was hercle foj�scm6%
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an'offence .made it no easy task- -to secure
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for You a1air; aiiii.impartiaitrial, 'but you
healthy until the. 27th of D.ecembar, w1pro
. he as taken ill with smmll-pox`...�Sbo know L
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Sisters named Moran, elderly .persons,
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enga,eI.in. the ,grQqery business on Water:
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*Addicted
. roacrit,of An orplainage-for girls. They. he'd
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-already estaUsh6d one.for boyK :
,'The
timately, th'e - offic'
.but ��,- ul, ars
li I had the pow6rofthe United 'states
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� it Was suiaIl-pox,'b6cd;US'e`his aid
' eat brother.
Street to in-,
.. ,� -St. -Johns wore
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'Ill L,
'Sunday:
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�ILT`he e ant eath -Of �ki. Jame��Wyllie,
0 di6e,.ifie��bannera;skfely' �into:
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treasury an&, of the go.y.ernment: in your
James was.take&�-With it three weeks or a
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*. in , onth previongly.' . L we others - of- � the
temperance. At. o'clock I
on
. 1. t1agin'ilatdikicatbol, ran out of the
night one of
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the; teiiant of , e' f�rna of Moss�iel, near
b vehicles. At ,the bottom of
ai Comparatively narrow � and'
abrvice to* protect,your person -from violence,
:atid-procure L q � videnee from all �arta ottlie
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faroi�y:'�Iah1 � be attacked, ; and , w:em �
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house and-cried1or help,, Saying h,er Sister,
Mau Ii &yiahiie, is'notioeable from ibe
ijet ph nei -
that he occupied f6r4brty'y6iri.-'th'6
. � I- ,. d .",
ro.ughfa're, 'th ' I I
era,,was a ,. ense,
"tfia,temper
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� Cguntry. You'liave ha&'ai-Nii and as,
`IriaO�aktial *ever'
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now gettin-, better. L Deceased :wp,s
worse tgAu. '
until last
wasdead The,neiglabors, rdshed..in-aladl
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found .that, the, younger .si
'iter had, *"on
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.BUrristilled, being I
,,land which the second
'the-
6fJfie'mob"-.b 6'64'i nie'
. :- 'r-.
dv4,thieatening.L : .X,,6 �iones O'
mia jury'ag assembled in ,a
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�c'ourt: of justice .,, - N-otv� ithata'nding ii1i this
'no .'the; .otber6' .
Sunday, 'when bulaband'went�-for the
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-into A -large oi�en ,fire placei 'arid, w .
as
tenant after. I poet .'and his" illiq`ther
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Gilbert..' It was�whila at Mosisgiel that.the
tbrowni however, but,� instead, a
Y76u--have been found guilty. Itwouldhave.
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elders 6 the Chu , and one,of them came,
d
Jai 41. baud. . th6.child, and,praY,ba
Jiteiatly roasted .live. ,All�Lthe clothes, w�, to
burned, offand the body charred *arid blist-
,
hard w e -some of hia fin6strprodudtions.
-, , rpt . I I ,
-Evshort:etick with,grbat i
-threw ,
meutelinut, D avison. The stick,
been wcomfort'�t(iL'M&ny people the ver-'
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ict; had oi�'6t that your act
d established the
a i� .
to i . Lor a
t1h . his life,, bubtbe Lord
. ' Sickening Mann L
ered i Th 0
:in a i er. ., eL tw
.The British pill2ces 15 iled �ir6m: Hoiig
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With, , LU, Violen on the, b, .
I in Ch Ce ack
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*stbatof.s�p irresponsible man. It would
ba�e left the satisfactory belief that
thought fit to, take I .bm I , �aiad he died at 4
f
o'cl6okin the afternoom Tbe.nameofthe
.
on we're 111'e'o'miortible Cir6umstan'
WOM I mn,6uut,� of , C88,:,CI;mnje.
arid thla�()Wuejg of a large pro-
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Kong. on the 31st'ot December, in the Bac-�
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allaL ,rendered him almost, iiii-
IH would, have ,fallen off his
a
people . . I
e primo I
tlf , I Of L, politiCal'assassination, was
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.Idld6rwas Thos., Hines. Thb.Coroner-,Did,
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t 11" only After Awaking OUtL 0 �A,
per y. : ,t wasi, that the alde fL
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drU L eVatUpo "
I uk r sis.ter
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I . ,boula i�brii sale CaAolizie made, 1 .I .
'And '
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not two -men held him up. Iu,
nd every n6w and then putting
6 ona4thing, oitirely -, foreign to' our institu-
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tiOuld iinf thi� I � iVilization, of� the- boniatry,
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, 'hon'e, ou, Seek -medical' aid? .Witriego�,--,
'No� r, thig.�
;, ,We ,d6,�ot.LbeLlidvd,i�thai�,,tve.t 613t
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66aic:iou - f the te'rribleAccident.: The fire,
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but
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View the process� o'er',
,'No bald hoitd'�at6,',w6uld-ibake--orai'd-; �
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n a lialf-dazed manner to his
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lia,i6guli� a'uiedi them at condfort.
buti e th
Uffi.
Lord-who1s: all -la ciont or us. : Wiiilly,
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in the grate had n I
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erformed, the rest of the Jourue3
lour`6aro`�r lias been So extraordinary that
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your sanity,;but one ,can Ut beli6ve
husba 1. Ave L bs�
nd and nephevw h en out
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hll:.gk`in diseasoi,'of limb or head, .
iow6, Who received file Salvation'.
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yells �and several vc
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� estatei an lie.JB a -good Aeal in thel open
from his ligs,flew: into - bis, father's' eye.
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stories. Davison,, I still " filuidst
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8, Was ed . from his horse And
dragged
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air, buti ,of course, 'be goes to' I the 6ffioe
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Scmetimes.' Do , YOU , t 'Ink L, your I Creed,
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authoriZ6g,LY,OU Lt Urder A; street full',of,
Tho -an had a mervoug temp.erambnt,,and
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Into the Hall. The�band
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--Th a, n6fear of that.� Did you
pe9ple9- ere I
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gaVe the peo�uliai ' kesenab
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the moral iniquity of Such An acul , .. .
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give notice tothe Sanitary 4uthorities'?�No,
did know '
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and riffied in,agony . ; d1i
him that bydr6 iaot.
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:.,Piiso'ner�,, Thaf'sA, ina uion;."
itbr of Ppi
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we riot that:it waLs necessary. to do'
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have developed ila'a h h in
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en.4 � To wait till'the bAll-k6s&i
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they are "I the -wdrId.l' Dr.- Alired-Sharpe,
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such a'cause;but'that, made no di, �rence.
1-d es.bf'ohioral 'were ,required to'
Powe,rfu os
L , Y.,1ofs a p6siti,bc: dikl zt�ond&ffal.; cui-d
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ere ying in 9, 11, directions.'' Iials
Say you prayed-agaiast -it. .� ,You 94-
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, thought : it.L �be prervenied.'�' This
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house surgb-6n,'8&id - he made � p
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; -ULCE�RS' -TUMORS,and
all :SCRbFULOUS ,iDISEASE S'. SUdc6SSfully
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onsequently, hail to -,be driv '
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bVildin
Imight
. . . '. rice w . ar I us you agpins,
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P ows your 0 6xiscie a
it, but by, the Wretched : s6phistry of YourL
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ation of thb body, ind-thit-tba'chila
'had died ofcot ifluen t. Sul all-pok. : He could
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T London '
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11 . ,r, u a giving full particularii.
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hich, Davisonbad pa -
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tte dauc would la I
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ed reiires6ntati( )ri of `Patieuce � was -given a%
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cene,of.ponsid6rable -;excitement,-
rarlable bad to be inade 'to, reach
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_7ite Oro test o your own conscience. ,What
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Saved the boy's life, but it, would certainly
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'Hines
few days siuce,ai 6reystok&. Castle, all the
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*prove- 9;- 3 11 t i? large tracts'�)f, mtocct&
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, a matter of4�
bi�ust'bb conjeo�ture. '-Probably
think
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oftheolders 6L.the,koiculiar. Peopile,ana
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sjibject-It fre e 0 n un er ornestead,laws
q fxom,the heads of several of. the
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Will: some ,fanliticiflm: or
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bad seen d6 eased-1hreo times during his
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I as Lad vyela, wbil6 Mi.'Staffoid-HoWard;'
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'dndj'all of the e', low ri es. pamph
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let� vrs.pdre&qm er aut i i Y.o the- tate,,and
of thena weracciVered with'inud..
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son, �Vho:, 8 now -1y'mg'-.nncon-
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testfinony-seenis to controvert the �theorieg
illness. Llast,:Sduday he, laid, hands ,upon
hir�. And 6iayed for big recovery, as directed
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M. P. is Regiiiald.."Ihe piece WAS:,put"
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On ge In a eatisfactOry �w'
the-sta . . ay a,
at "Was'
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dontaiiii6d, a -m P, Aes riptions its climate
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soil, industries, crops an ,res� ces, and an
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-lands,
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x4W' U6 an -rooms,, medical
of, .your counsel., They. � maintained, and
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I really admirably played throughout.' A
acdourit of its III
will be'iehb. ree, to,mily one
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Against your will `b, 1,118mlae: impulso to
, verses 1�aud 15, and%in many other parts
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company ofnearly 100 witnessed' the, per- �
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At the maii -was Suffering from
of the brsifii,'atid from abock to
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do -mit :the" act. But' your � tiesti � ony
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I shoNvoid,you deliberately i , es6lved to* dO, it
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ai . , S� , ,a Considers .it - Superfluous While
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a 6od`tb� jury. returned.
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erdlef6f 11. anglA�jfZ"'AgainstJohn
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villagers who,were . also invite . Cl.',' " : 1:
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AT6iffg-1WW-61l-A 'few is-
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s6le impulse may Sao inBanit .
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congregAtion to allow his -Wife. to 'read a,
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Cat t be:back'of llis�head.' Ilia
:6, fitful crime., You . will have the opp'or7 .
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s6r,mon to them in,his This h
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'Was cut 6pen whilst,lna�procdi-
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Aunity of'havin I 9 -any . errors I' may have ,
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-Suriday,Mr. Villards Went, i t his pulpit .
with the chast6ning rod -16 -his ad 87 He
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Aimy .conamenced: the proceed.
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, passed upon by the
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meanwhile it is necessary'for �ae to pro-
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n ree' arid raise a family of
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now, when I'm old ,a:riol expect 6. take a
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4 'th it, : j �m Who
told Lis ;pe orne ,,of tb �
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nouncoi the sentence of - the ,law,, That You
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could go to's theatrical performance And
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croWd of ,roughs waited outs-ide-
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'be �akeu hence f6 tlie common jail of the
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algar languagei from half-diessed
. listlon ,to, V1 I I
h rrified at. the ide
women were the� most 0 a
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all. i .4pe6tation - t but n r
Ge 6'al
District,whence, you'. came; , aj ad there be'
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growls And' griimbIbB but dressee''. - I
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kept iu.,bon, netia'ant- an on -
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fast a�ghe can; no twitlastab flaty. After
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you have tr6fted her off arid got, hoer safely
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y decided to ieramin% within- the I
place piepared.�6r tb6 execution within the
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in � your ouad, 'and �she 'flifls
'It is, an] New York will'
�ounced-. that
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� Walla of amid jail, - and ibeie, between the
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adnaiiaiitering list remedies, An&rabukesby�
'turns,
bavenexb geali6h`Patti, Nilgeon'; Valleria
TJS NVITB: FVrtINGS OF I)PIRP RHORRT
� th or of �' -
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Lieutenant Da g
vison, after havin !
hours of 12 noon and, 2 p. rM, you be hanged
bytlaoi,nock d6ad.' Abd-a.y
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you feel' ea8isr.: It'is iight pow, or
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tracts have been� all
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by a doctor, wag r6moved.to the
until you &to
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sooa�will be -mother's come f In- sickness,
1. Already signed with of
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spitAl� where,lWfemmine' d.:-VJlIjle�
I the'Lord'have mercy on y I our Soul." ,
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no matter who is there or bow many dob,
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these artists"except '.on6. -No city irilbij,
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feel nedes�itated again to;cail attention to the
4firowing was--at'its worst the �
Scoville took exception to the judgment
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tots quarrel' over -your case;. everything
-world�-Loudoia Paris, Vienna or St.
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fact of th-a .numerous impositions palmed.off.
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rked,two. meri, arid ,have since
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goes wrong', somehow, till.you-send for
Petersburg,'has.evbr. been- Able- to' gather'
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upon the plublic as their food, not only by travel '
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hem.'as riiagldaders in the dis. '
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such A constellation of primle donne as� will
be ' '
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lers of other, food conipanie% ,but also by many
� of their loe'Al-agents. . This disreputable prieVica
The, ev'enihg. meeting ,was &,
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During the . reiadibhg'� 6 -t an stood.
think of- Is' Send for .mother." . -But
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noust� if unchecked,,tond ,to tarnish'tho.goact
cess.' The- I members of, the
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- Apparently , unmoved, and - with his ga�e
rivettdol Upon the Xudge, but,when the final
this,- has its ludicrous- as well aB its
5oubbing .., aspect -1 - The verdant �Youug
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I largo . ly the. cause of naubb-of the m,orope.
uhme of Thorley's InLprovecz.� Farinersi,aadf
feederp, reake,evure ofir tradeint,l6rk.',is- on tbc.bag
wboie.y6u puibbase.,� , , , , ,
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lation,'And fake it u -m sign'tha 4
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wo6ids , 'were ap"
in
.`ouple,' to. -who .,baby's -extraordinary
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nes4 �nd ili-naiure.which mats the hailhony
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violently, and'sla butb4v',�,-A-nd-t)�6,3-tVe-Lo'ed-
11amve'mae'rey I �
- grimaces arid - yawng, :.which,
tbreaten the dislocation of 'its chin.;, its,
of the � Social relations of all, of US., i Dr..
VVilg'n's Ailld' ilious And Pre ervitig, Pills
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IV Ili Girts a' Chance; � : - i �
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orvour Soul.' .
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bere do than ,
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. wonderf I sleep% which "t '
cure dyspepsia And sets the, liver, stomach
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Aces and �wbere youi'Honor does. T I'm not
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with its eyeshQgop�sn, and-no-perc6ptibI6
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flutter. of br'eath,on its lips cauSirtg',the
-and kidneys right, and thus makes -us
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'Aud ik is lar
6mesti gely,
I c hellp,.
f those who`have'tb� training of
a daughter evince taste andapt-
afrai& to die. I stand' a God's,
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.and God, Ai 'i ' ty wi I 'curse 'every man.
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Young, mother to imagine it's delid, tfiis
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in 7tones aDgui6fi--4hi4 couple iii
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"' ifthealth An'
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any special branch of � "Work "
her in it,.and,payhei f or what
,unrighteous. e ict. . 6thiug bil t
. , from r1leld's removal, Au,od 'a"
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corne, from ' that
��Ill be my i '
of young
the light,of experience whidh three or, four
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babies bring, find they - bavg been 'r idicu,-�
uses; I'shidl after this notice quit barber-
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Ing mud devot - I .
business' bid Port Age avenue.
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a veraict.ot posterity on. Inspir-
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care A. TO
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IoUsandgivimmotheis a good Many, iiots
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d eiti�,cment, in la'!Vin��ipegpapj��.,
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ut. of her' parenie' poc�etg,.auy-
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tbiB will serve' to, make ly6r feel ,
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rdic - 6orrupt generation' I
VR b of' Ibis -
'rather 'a thougand ti bd' lin ,
any Do, .
for nothing., Did' ..
I t.�. ? Vat send for
r .in.
I mother and'sho.,fai Never, un.
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Qolds� coughel And such diseases as lead
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nt. aud take an interesVin'lier
paients: would take thigcoutg6�
would
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an in that ofmIg .
Pay Position th ' t -so who
death, 1,
I less,sichiiesb1ort&Infirmities of age pro.,
vei Ited bar. - Az whoini in your � childhood,
'to.6busumption, may bd checked,'and often
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� 25. Cent bottle of
Cured, by the use of'one'
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�Ibi8,asurc, prorapf at I I I d
Effecium.remody fai
Nervolasness in ALL'its stagee"'vVeak Memor
-V,�
d' not need to employ. so .mu '
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Should
have hounded, me �.to' Shall
have 'a, glorious ;flj t to glory, but' that'
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t responded .
thoae.willing'fee -to y6ur call, so ,
Wistar's Pulmorlic .
arid Horellound. , It.is worth*a trial; � � . .
,Loss�of BrainFowor, Sexual 11rostration, Njoj6
Sweats,'Spermatorrhma, Seminal Weakness e"'
help, and milifo�
I tudel over'
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migg,abie scou&liel Corkbill 'will � have
thie� Still doi And will continue to do as Ion
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qoiiOal Loqs of Power. . It repairs li6rvouti
, their -daughter% would not .be
ss. .. e I
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6 peTmanen . t; J613 down belo-vt-where the
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asthey.are able. And when the stimmons
none yet, disregar
comfis, ' ded,though
- Biiks Votinic Bitters Are the'cheapegt�
6-balleve'the best old
and w, tonic in use, '' S
.WaSte, Eciliv6n6,testhOJ�Lde(l'lnte'llect,Sttoug(k-
ons the Znfeebldd. Brain and, Restores b
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devi is preparing.foi .him, I go,to
glory -whenevorthe 'Lord -wQ,nts' me to go,
i ,which .
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it,willbe abapp'y''day, . io . r Af, a � r . Jt will be%&.
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'in padkagsi' At 25 c�rlts;. and' makes' one-
g,ksn:ig1,Tono and Vigor to the Hxhmua
erera ivo, organs. The bxperienc6 of then'
ecli.nes alloffl3ra to 6orapo,gel new.
1 �roun -
the a has finally
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'but I will probably stay dowri here a good
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-rolany tWA into the *�Vfaibe HOUS6.,
d rk sad one for you, L when God, too, Will
a 4- 1 . .
acu d for your mother. ;, � I I. .1
half gallon of the findst mixture. As gimple,
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as'making. tem or coffee. . - I , I .
smndsproyes� if, a11'I13V61uftb113 It Wooly. Th.6
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Goldicine is pliamant to M6bmte, and each box
C&TIM1119 'fufflCiGu t for" two �
.that .he I
bru' the,stage� 'He recel
. Ives An.
yeakS get .
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1 know�bow I stand on this .biasitiess, and'.
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W601olV medication
'and is the chaiLpest and b6st.; , I .
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herever he,mppearB in publizjrf
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�Ilenry, Metz, 'of .S�. Louig,4- pitied Mrs
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r egulatpd %ouseh6ld �should have a bottle:
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dosire to rnail free to tiny a drom � �,
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through with the help of two or fhr66:go6d
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the be-111can't
Dinkelpaan on- account of ber marital,
of Star Cement, as mends everything as
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as h6w.
Mlackl.' a1agoetle friediclue is sold o -
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druggists 50'6ts-
port"(N. Y.) .deSpatCh Says ti
I let
.,Iawy�rs� and all devili in
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- iafelibiV27, and paid all the cost of a, divorce.,
good I . 4
at per box, or 1�b boxoS for $5 ,
van Caveruo, the'., prominent
'dead.
hurt Tu,c." � I . I I .� � , , -, - ,
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for
' Then he matrie& her. � But vktlaiii a � V
year �
love for
There,is*a rum r 'in, Quebec that Chief
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or w 11 ba whiled, free of po#ade'on receipt*
the money, by addressing � Z .
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lie was one ,of- the thrge
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Justi the Superior is
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IyIacklml 31nanctle, Utdiel"C'Co., -'-
oneiswho-revised the now code
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ued his shouts And his anathenaas upouthe
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- same,lawyer who had procured
Pic
,to be knighted*on the approaching 24bb of
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�, wiudso�, Onti, nado
oQed,ure for New York State.
Court andAhe counsel for the-prosedUtion.
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thelilivorce'to annul his own marriage. ,--
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