HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1882-07-20, Page 3771 .. .... .... AN, EGYPITIAN PKISON.'� WX1AT TO O WID DIE I'lovits.. TUIV 20, 1882.1 A. IIAKE ICEBERG. 1 066 of the most siligular incidents that rduer's Dicourse In the. illese I The 111deous! Scones Encouniered' by Ga we have recorded in,along Ciale occurred MNEY TO LEND IN LARGE Olt 'SMALL nenevoleAt Englishman at Cairo. XClInCllub. ut Patee6ga creek, ill Unty, and surU4 on good mortgage moderate it! ,C0-U3XtCX'0XXa Canadian (D�treit Free Press.) Vulbo, Go rxc not,yery fitr fmml station. -Mr. ate of interest.. H. HALE, Chintlmn. 00 vire-1pove Ps vre'lLovied lLona Ago? InIand Sea. We were in Sort of ill -paved, ill -looking, Who am a liar?" asked the old wan Wirt, Hatttli �vtis 11 n, cow,andla young Twits once, long ago; on the d I aw.n-lighted riverl ill -smelling square,plit each side of which, an re along the road, ti,�44 �xherl they came to LIST OF LANDS IN IRTRON BY ......... he roee up in h a usual place, d gla. d calf Our fairy caline rode like'foam down the tide was a, large door, nowtbrioWn Open, diB- roundhim. A - the Canalm Coutiparly, may be scel, t�l 0 0"Acd of tior White lilies llc at -with tl 5tipploBdidguive-1 AN ICY JUNE playing an inner door of croBB-barrpd, a the oiderto hemidersigned. H, HALD, Cli.ntoil. But fairer than they was ihei�A at My side. Pickles Smith, Trustee Pullbapk4 Samuel' drink. Oil the Opposite:, side Of the creek N ost thou remember,'ab, dOst thou . To- The steamboat I Princess, of tbe North- wooden gr4tillg, and behind rowLupon row, I I I A U feW,fL et off Gto�ld tL arl, ow, d Shin � arid Evergreen Jorlies started �.nd '0 raw. As' DOWSLEY, a member, r' ation Co.'s line, left Winnipeg of miserable, hopeless faces. Already il' iurued pale, ivid there was a' death -lilt a co -W wa aDaphysician"Surgelon, etc. The garland I wreathed for that fO eh and of was4 Nayig 61d,folk. and children who had follovvol us! r a the i drinking she woold ircqltiently'.IlexIM.olson,BBPi3k,.piaxkeii3cluarL, Mow on Friday,'Juno 9th, for bho first trip of Silence as B other Gardner continued : , lift up her bead: s� if slie uneasy about !ejc-fro.m.the.-bxe&Opaniiierj3, An' what Shall we do. will him—wid"de the calf. The rKrn .1 o� k tlj is R8 it bantGr r,org Et the dead leaves of life,s frosty Decornber, the season. to rand Rapids, with through had begun to pill "R. APPLETON—OFFICE—AT And say do we love -as we lovediongagO? and as sooln asthe prisoners caught Bight of n' de'liar be liar am will us 'tin' of 3, walkilti. ao-near th freight and� passengers for the Sashatebe- ankiag of chains grated liar a for a fight, an( a cow, -"on Ontaxio Btre6t,.ClintOb, OPP 0�1�W_L b El E, l2gliSh The robin with sog the glad morning was Wan dietriot andEdmontot. Ther�inbess the food the borrid ell us ail' among US. He Aits up wid. us in de. Church., Entrance by side gate grecting; well-bui t craft, and is consid- on my cars, loud cries' and howls came ' h own ;yid us at night. J - I . . _! , - I , . . . I
is EL Snug, I 11 411 a lice d. rho bead and killid tile c6v7 almost. YOU I XG, M. li�, (GRADUATE C No Luist rollod above the young sun to eoliose; n the � gratings, -and � the fades at th6 T "I 10-11. thee, I love thee," my heart kept repeat- , ere to bei -ell adapted to the �Waters of froi could groggry, an' de gvocer Smiles an�. iosts;utly� mri Reath rau, up, tl n00Vniversity,) Physician, SuTgto�n, 6:0., at L verUIS� ... ge oi peg. She as built last apertures' multiplied threefold. nodBau',Iie&. Gd,to de'dry goods man, at' that the cow be ore east of Uo Ing Till love throbbed its way from, my heart to the poor .wretches. stritggling with ve Via is Mr. Manning's, throe �do d made one , trip Ao Boa he has a welcome an' a lie. Do tailor tIiought she �"e only Stunned', but in this 'Hall,Londeeboro,-Ont, to;yiards the 'close of 8 86 111 my lips. Ono another , for a place in front,. promise' a `t.when lid knows, he �cau't he wa's mistakeni as it was a. death otioko�: Now dost thou remember, ob, dost thou XeMOM colijinueld the weakest, of course, going to, the R. ALIti�!U bar, last seasom The , weather finish lib.' Do shoemaker promises a Pair of -Colartbus (Ga.) Dimmediately north of DicksbWs bl�o)t Icirc, 'Resi. The blushes that mantled that forehand Of beautifully calm and mild, with reireshin- w�dl, the greediest and Strongest crushing butes for Saturday v�hen he hasthree'days' forward. And suchfaceel Mostoftbem dance, opposite the Temperance 13911, Iwi��cn'Slxeet snow ? breezes from the South, and about noon we work ell do nex' week. De ice man --the famous comediail,- Clinton. Office hours from. 8 a.m. toG r.in. Mr. Forget tile white snows of our frosty Decay arrived oft George Island, Winnipeg were. revolting enough in themselves-, and �b id ds an 'long ago ? One Lake arges us wi twenty,five Penn of, Bost6n,has,w�ith the exception of
a lbveq el spared the loaths=6 And say do we love as w could � well hav Season; been playing at �hd RS. WIMT, TEACirit or (writes s� correspondent of the Winnipeg delivers sixteen; - Our- carpets am war Bostori'Musbum F re a � Press) environment that made them worse. On attended at their ovu lie- Ob, loud trilled the robin, ob, bright was: the -where a supI)Iy. otwood Was ranted, an" yet they� fade. Do plumber fo'i tbirty-fiV6 consecutive Season$. sidence, Is treat, Clinton. iver I 'lee taken Oil board. At this point traces of some, indeed, the scourge of the �East, plutabs � an' lies. De, painter paints an' .-Certain chan�es.a're to be, m e in fwaght it d Tb rwhito lilies danced on the ripples in g leprosy, bad left its 'mark �, some' were lies. De carpenter planes an, saws ari! U, er S a th the law-drooPing. lids where the teak- winter still remained, quantities of ice dud- 'Nea he Phore. 'At 6, merely ill and hurtigry-lbokirlg; the betterr cheats. :jPRAK@Amakek_�rb _,,_pp_Canad'd_-G'oIIego. R. SANBURY, GRAD11AIE O TDL lyl . E - DI drops did quiver, snow being visiblb along t t-ondy-lies-but-, Wedd (Classical kastex), amB Brown Dc.�L Deportm ent a f Victori it univ x, T, -rcil t for A sluile like the sunrise flashed answer to me. to stay with, their chai-nis- as 9 6 Cloth. We all., lie like troopers (Hatbema0dul Mastcr) and Tho - oclock in the.levening we agaiu:s%rted, fav6r4d seemed, . - - 8 MPSQU Now dost thou reniamber,-ob, dost. thou remain -sh-taffe-Gkiap.. �AILAVh' fore- the Hospitals and- I . northwgzd,�--ancl,.--�e.xpected�to-Ebrri-ve7-atr- -behind, for I p, fifty times a day, and de man .,who won't be retired, ,axiasupara, nuatedi The' Coron r for the County bt Iluren,:Sayt�,I ,,h her, F to$t cried out for the bread t6y saw, are to r W, 11 t -fell-or, thdt-forehead-Gf--9-ncFw_. edrly the followitig.morning,' inlie doan'�stan' any Show. 'as - cittl depa willbe revived. O-Ris tha� �crambled and, fought like wild beasts old conamer Dt the windia of our frosty Deceuibor;. erwise, and we arld, F An Y�bdt, wbar will. We'jbring.uP W. WILLIAMS, B.A., OF' -,y6 lovied long ago,� But tile fates willed it Oth -64 the iound cakes. as escped, R-Tortinto University; member of tl,� Were destineid,to Wftness'a* OP6CWCle which CAI6eofPhy
And say do we love as for such n de'e ? When Waydown Belide axeg i;',' ��,withbutbeiug torn: piede-.: licialis and Surgeons, Ont. orrior; It-ESIDL'Aort �the 'Twas long, long ago; allthesumbe6nisare _�to -most 0 U81 Lie 'fur do loan of a dollar till'St dyirig;' be f � new nd novel through the bars ' he t or two of the, 1] - Our roses have lost- their �ed leaves in th si�ht. At, about Oil T&sday. -meal in 'their Passage. One 110 ho kn 6ws he -can't payit. back under. Clinton. blast the Passengers were awakened officials yplunt6eied b help us to dist to' ve�ohs. . I know Ed knows it, an' I ie. But still thy sweet sinile to my heart keeps re. morning and, of cours.ei'- inviolable bute our.doles a WOATIIIN�GTON, th, I tell hi in 1 j ie b paid out de, last shillin' fur Dle�ouvheur, Lie entiat c of tb e Coll e olphys icia)l-
plying, by the stopping Of I a engines, Eecustoin, demanded that, s� little We love as we loved in the days that are past I the noise, of - dropping - the auchor, *ash-Wd li4' can't possibly raise no me'. TUAD"
r, yes, proudly remain- the softy Stuff Should' disappear. "d Surgeons of Lower oanaag,arla Thou still doSt remembe, and making fast" the barge. � On looking Of into' . their I own capa-.� If I ax Judge' Hostetter Jackson to sign a 6!oteand,Coronoifoith�CoilntYo.�Hii,�o,,a� ificeand bar ! by the wsy.'� orme The Vail of the bride onihatf6relie8id Of BnOw'� 6�bthere.appeared toouritatornished gaze .8 be lies when he Bay's be, 51 by Me get, .one of. b,fjk not I Will me 'Twill crown thee when life has nofrosty.Decem.7, �vaiit field of ice Stretching kwayfarther cions pockets. I tried to .86nob,of. prorni'sed his dyin I gran.muddbr n Thwaibes, 41frollostreet. bar- the-fellowS-JuBef, as I It d heard obber to DJAn.l. I 71. than the�' eye dKld , reach. Everybody a do so. We' lie.'when we.wIar, better cloze We always shall lovo as we loved,long ago I call him -to deal but the it's c6litact with, the--prisoneri3 bread1u oomethin'g like, order,. but order W E,.CAIITWRIGHT,SuIlGrONDiiw:rxsm h qrridd - out, but ii, - mome - r dan,w ' ekin afford wben we,put on airs7 thewind,sent them back for overcoats and an�our backs that above us�-.whou we put Gi*adenite of the Royal College of Doiata. official authority Stop- i nd even' the protobtibla' thus ftemed-impo orter. to be f6dder'.,fur our stomachg,.� W -e Surgeons'of Ontario; has oliQuedrooms Ili A REAL, LIVE. PRINCE, a 94 ped short outside the bars of the rrisonw: the VictoriaBlooll, AlVort,$t, afforded wils not. oufficierl�t, to withstand me sturdy has. 'become �.a red hot,. goi-abead, (last act, Clinton, Iiihere lie co, Una prepared to'ller- the *chilling effect of the Stiff breez,� blo'w. -house, while inside I-c6uld see aroulla'na�'hon, but we, h L6 B also.be6qme IlIhDontiAvy. -Teeth' off the ice. In an hour or. , w, ith pe,alt ea)vi� ladelp.hia Girl,. ing h 9 Marry a Phi t 6'�it . ruffl7ans dealing blowp to their fellows foI -f
He Prornised.to liars; cheats arid false,pretenders. IIrude whips and Bticks, and.even, Nvi',,h ;t air ih.664d from ona,�O a but Failed, in . e -or goods, cheat, da, weiglit, obeca e vident that the ice was slowly arid chairl'a, driving;them from the,� raised Step adulterate o - it id 0 Ihe vessel, and, this swindle in measure� Alrld,put on broadcloth stirely closing in upon t that led. to the door, cursing loudl�'- And it- of, escaping from, ibsthrbat6nibg c6ats io bide the absence'bf ar shirts. Upcessil. y 1 . ........... AND HAS NOT BEEN REARD OF 'SIN GE'., - atmoreini ' it �while� this � din was -in our cars, an —ATONEY'TO LEND grasp grew every. mome pqr ant 06i Society arm full of false pretenders, our. de no- opening in feeding the wretches inside the bars, the ligion furnishes a cloak for hypoo lrieB, an' In front and bu either 'si unfortunates us re A telegram from Philadelphia (Pa. I Says : Outside, who had followed CL the ice. boufil'be discerned, and ouk�, only Iour (harity am but a high soundirt'namefur XONEY TO LE ND, ON _CEAL E ST- Quite a flutter has. been, aused in"the. cha , h - ce waqto Put back, and -run for the clear 6loseJyto this very 'holy of holies, -were AT, LOWE, circles of high Society by thepostpondme I let' 'big or -little, maldn' a dollar bring back ten shillings., I -a had-haidly escaped pilfering as fast as hands, iss Allis Bouvier and water to tbe'south. ,W. -ddantknow wbat-de ''principal Vickednefis of the wedding of Mi Idhelp�them. Yes, big or 'little., One, immediate darger from the ice. a coil of Sodoin cousiated ,of, nor whoder de folks the Prince Valleri. The lady." is lies Or pitched periniert, 'from ail old'iPhi el- well ee child, about 5 years old, stole th debee log, surrounded, ifs, "a' rendered tiL* in Gpmo-,rrbw tole known, and comes furtherprogreas dangerous. dinga 'f cakes e my:-eyeb, ffe'd, -bastled ' if eitber'one could beat anAmerican Soun b fore. was :cu, but a 'the,.w'ife. of the teal a phia family. Her sister i away; and returned in a minute to a the depth of the water' showed thkt, town of de. sal.ne size fur lyin" an" decep- banker, Frank Dre%ol. ' As �the.story� 'goes, we- 111 frout my, left hand, vlaile Ver, -Wer y in four shun-dey rous' have -got tip ry air] were,Bhoaling fast, the depil,i de CL while Miss Bouvier wits' travelling . mothei was. EhWtr,,LiDg .from my right. :1 !I . " - . : KORTGAGE.S, NC. LC iz�,: hall dozen boat 'lengths: from ten and a the mawniri',� at' Stayed , awake all,night Tho,cigarettes'pro uca abroad a short time ago she met the , d vd almost equal ex lhalf to five fatbords. . Orders Were given t6. long. we. lie -all -we know we.lie. We ca9tazollor,-and we lay to all 86, er lypocrite, we obbat ail' deceivel'an manners, arid is said to be f'the Italian alino'sb as eagerly as thebread. �Pl�y 8. 1 Good Sbcu� rtids �it_wo warit do. Prince, who was engggin,!, � in � 8 d (-.. About citement, and.wer�e h iaued by 4he happy
.the fog lifted enough to sho�k us Etud -P 13SPBsOr world to piok'us out as. bra,rich of the Legitimists, his mother being Pcon I 66 to be . And now that mySto.ek of provisions-wa§ sbinin, emiroplas of 'virtue- a" we expect. about two niii1es ahead. This.prov a Bourbon The Prince and Miss B.ouvier xhausted,'I thought I bad seen eno-agh for a 0, 00 N -V F,,- Y A N C I Lo gpoilat,_and we were within twenty,' , r' I � f ou= 4tombstones to bea.r eulogies georgio.u.B.. fleu�afgM . . . . ''I I met each other frequently, Lind finadly it. once; and proceeded to make m, Y way Out 0 Ag'c!ca�he,,Sorentstis Of 64"Chest, was decided they should get married. Then.. miles of Grand Ra;pids. The fog again tbe-vile dem . 'As I Was moving of, On - a 'Of In -off I for,,Inu�cls.- GentleInal); Iet Uskibk a W: W. s6ttled.down on us, and in-tbe mid0le ofthe each, ollaer ffito_�6ih? betterl Let die $Well- (,III t the trouble began. �The'Piinde;did not' tli-eliWeiala'blandl� allked'for backshish GOO,'Quin�y,. . , .. - n 1. 47 afterribon.8, heavy rain came,pir; lasting �kichiu' begin just wharI-it-happeas,'fur we desire to get married in France because of, out, iu rep1y,-to*wbich I used �11�the few.Arablc� 1rigs and$�Pains, Burn§ , and about an hour. The captain sent a Small cau t hit,atlybody who doan need it.1 Ithe troubles with the law, but.was..willing s. ittiliguant expletives 1, knew, arid failing Scalds,.Genera/.Boddy So it boat to 3.our�suiroundiiip3 Jt r, to come to America J 0 ror the wedding:, explorE thaf, Froudb� and when -that also came t to "ONS,
Id'tak turned with the information. that it -b- uge was decided that the ceremony short e t 'elowly for my indi;1riatibil: fifoun relief in y place in this city-. Tile fact that, the, wed- iceberg, thirty feet in. height arid abou - , t, w I I � .� Oposted 0QJh,,. Ear and Haadache�.. n'I this city cau�ed three acres in area, wiLB di;i7ting ,within a 7. and all OthOP"' ding was to occur, it fly, that ,:the Kbedive": t, ann ac� Feet and'Ear, y Oil quarter of a mile. of the boat. Adeadealyn I heard Subsequent by Siderable talk in society" circle� dud the P�lns and Achas. prevailed alt the -time, and no trou'blo.,was I suppose the Governmont�si&ridg faret i it ro .... ...... --to the extent IL youn g lady was cuit grutuh6te d upon all hands, kuticipa quarter w I y- Supplies, to tliE_ 8 ,i;o�,FrebarAklon on,prAh equals ST. JkcoBs 0 'CAPITAL, _It � jb, dai, The �red, clay �i bure" abilple and che6p ricternal 000,o 0 ;ted: froili .pe is made in this city:'av for her good fortune in -haying:,capti3red a axceedih�ly �;fortU"6 that the' .weather of &r6e ofth6se sinall round eakesf the rate of ab6a.t two willions ayear; worth' Tionnody. A trial. entails but the comParativelY .:got h I � .. ?, real,. live Piince. The most 'elaborate rho Whole voyage had remained fair.' person in hut they, only ve or tell con ts aDieCe,,Or ten r twerlty� tri fling, outlay of 50.6rotst, and every,�6na Buffer-, ead OfRC6, �.Mb t le fok� tb6 eent� .1 lr , , d, positive Proof 1a nal. preparations were mac heavy wind during the time one, and somewho.had tastedAhe sweet$ Of thodsan&dollars TEO clay, comes. from ingwith pain, cftn,ba,�6, hoop in and the invitations were Prepared. -The tilis Sarne prison -house., assured me that its clai ere'dn'.Ltbe ice or while surro�oudod by Martha'6' Viueya'r'd, Governbr'� Isiarid olis in Eleven Languagea. Prince promised . when 'lie Ilia We h 'iffeniet'none. Wheiedotherestgo? bireen me THOMAS M ....presid - oil t. w "i -.V -ell: the fog 04 d havd piovdildisalitrous'to the t eyl: . t d Lahe� Michigan. ebou IT. R. W � gypt. nows(N. Y.) an SOLD BY ALL DRIGGGISTS AND DE inamorata in Paris to follow her to the hat man,who'knowS ris areu .11 United Staies as, Soon,as he' I boat. The pas.sbngers accepted th, sita- W dr6d,to sad in a year. :7."WOLIVERSTAN-T 0MAS,GoneralMate ey;; settled up Some ophically, ii�d . not a sign Othis too? 111agazire., he three: IN-M,BDICINE. small business matters.. As the,day, for his rion very pbiloB kinds of clays are mixed or ground t'h'. coucern Or distr ived. Early him, A.VGGELEA, & 1. 00., Be w8,s obse A workma,ii� with a pile'of clay 'beside IS f dIffy a 2(7 arrival approached there as.cont3iderdble' 7, e. on-wadnesday. morning, the sky� cleared �jaoyc I oiling n 4;od. ppakes'frow it -'single -rol each- of ociety �because o %-Berisation� iu high. F bdvg7il. and lowet ,,tell a, and at 9. o' I k we steamed up the wouth make a 'pipe. The next the anxiety of the -young ladies to c C OP Maha- t . ' an a. rain worker, pla . ces the clay in aL- pipe mbuld, ------ - -glimpse-of-th6-P-r-i-nee-A-relwtivle--W-6fft-Ito- . I 11 . : I sAerritory; ihere 'bas.1913g e a r'r 1v e Rapids.' rajah of Jeyp6re runs a wire into.th6 Stand parr, putsunder' New York, but the Prince fail'd, to been-ey Hinflob temple, containing within 2 alever Inahes the -b6w!.'- -`feau bull- Feb.17 1881. �its walls 4tArticu. adon the steamer, letters and telegram failed idol hamed (1, dai are moulded by one man., wing. ill .to reach him, and nothing has,been learned Ihis,w&B, supposed to wato The moulds ma�, b6'bf various designs' tcl'' 0 in of the whereabouts of the, Bourbon Since., An inte I re . sting c, . e , remOl3y �iell!erltly tO dynasty and in return Bud- eroy form the depora t r1RZr J� . abarajahs, were very I 'r, 0 . U place at St. MI -,6e , eviefio L07 he wedding has been consequeritly:post- OV polite to tied bo� I The , iatesti' the .T iiy's Church, East Moulsay, si a represen Ing Ported until: the Prince is found and 'Mr. I .. i tendanto. � twid, League, t, Eiigtana, when two membets'of fill e ji and very liberail to his�at on one side and prison life oil the other.r L 'I he hitie Mah� TEO& NEI A NS AGENT T cothly unti t oop'ers and, Taylors S Dickaorl, a relative of the ourigr Id dy,,, has 11 ent's gip,,yr.,t 'b' f th.e*C In pipes, -as iii other, things, novelties MUBt beendiBpatched to Paris to clear. up the ca e to thelthrone. His'piedecei- those t were married with.Pro estant, rites.- :Tile' ura it be given the1:sm6kih-. public,and ONW mystery, and, if possible, find the Prince. the Vaislinave, Beci . fair, Rev;F.Reynold rector, officiated. Prior, Ror aX.belonged to oz� The family and friends of the lady believe t in , terested in Land Leagues are I j. But, the, ere r - J 'be bOUgrbt''f6j U13 to the marriage ceremony a, ballybelongirig an a ridol'S priestly'at I tond'ants were,lo will 0 all �blng to insuie will Farniereii that some accident has happened to the a courSe, of that pipe, 'Uy, one of r tl to the 4" for patriotism. - After ther'�miouldil)'r- ,a A to ooper-family was bdptised ;� aft r persuasion a, ac �g pro-' best arid* cheap L U flancee, and, until: apprised otherwise, -.they Elias[ Taylor; B41in� hitnself-,'� dab new rilari not on][Y"r Proved to be�,a SUIVa"i ll be waited,oir atAheik hoiutes�Jf jriform6, tS'Off will be loth ter believe anything Slat Be' but &ctually-introduo6da ShiVa priest into ar&iu Until tbe� t,o , th, I' be, Eent t , 6 the Ag I cu lee. wateris. We 1, ou f ems RILLA coos - the.pipes are r laid -a-way - to dry 'or 3. pro ' pr . to ' or, �,and, Liouisa' Cooper, who father, described himself as 'a, th temple. :to help him in worshipping Thy are then, Put L_jn. fire say -FOR- Give the Alaby a.Dirluk oil Wntcr� were� married. -The church was crowded Gobindji. When, the 'Vaislinaas, *lid hate one., hundred. and'ninety iu�. 6apb;'�and, palest -who were in th&rmeighborhood the ShivAs, . heard of this ddisecralon� they placed iff,the,fUr r IrSod' or ' kilu.,jo be burnC'. th6� Blood., ARE �TRA A city r physician, says the : M-entific w' 91 try aud'waael Arid fon.-Furifying,. VELLING great tu'umbdis to,.attend the HaAmptoll Sent th ' e'Maharajah to The overl � holds "Beventy 1126uiand , plpeii� -andlias' American, attributes wlarge part 'of ih6, in tire- Striped h . dy . .Would never. look It has beer��Irr USa fope 20 yl�ars. excessive mortality of children in b . ot races; � The brillc:,:w(' 'Pale B, 86 emn d enter the. door Tfiay re'then heated, to. beat. 1. The, ed,,t6 1>3 the bics6 ttr6pn rntion in the IN. ...... blue French Silk dross with, a, lo , D �uporipflrorGobin ji:againor, red-clayp'i e1as a wqbaen� D - ACHE. PAIN I IN weather to the failure of wirsea r a ' nd 66v6red *itb;a 6ream-colored sa 6. -This by � itself, might' ar .-made" -from- -SIDF,4� 6iu'shaWl, of hig:fempl - , no mothers to give them water ;'.indeed,,, more 'M rt the idol-ibuti�ih' The_stems� 6, T, ON TIIE�� FACE; bd trimnjcd-'��Wlth'Wild- 'have E16t gied-much- e the pur� Diseasi( , STI children are said to die -(directly ---a 7, maplb ymachinery designed f6r� EAST Z WE nd-,indi - PSIA, PILU,z� an'il� all flowers -, She oa;iried in: her hand a bouquet enrage VaiabnavaS surrounded the tlempl, are made black by, the process rectly) from deprivation ofwater than from' ill I ek6drr poge. tKietarigefronita ordered Vverorflil 0 wi cordon of.ijusty---emissarieg". wild. any other cause. Infants, he �says, � are ofwild flowers., The bridegro.o is r,, Sun 0 fenaibelling. Thcbhills'maAe from E6 impure blood. : Th calsands of, our be arned awa r ivers �pains give it to their chii- costermobpor in h �y pilgrim4- unde di pidee-01 _brass,�. that' is to, Say$ a people talco it and ser.. always- too much wrapped, up, and in any like h, At the close of the ceremony and"penilties. The' consequence *as that 6ircul.ar di�en� phy.�iciauspresaribe it ddily. The cage would very freely. The Water day host." circular piece,of brass wiffiout ;break :'or �wbo Use it once,. recor�rriend it to others. C, the 11 Wedding: March "�' Was pl syle , (1, oil thd� I t be Shrine -became deserted, its, revenues Mbout,ailrinbh_ It is 4de r froin. low Dock, Honelu' to dnewly. fell Aw .1 -to'mro,and-Gobind -B6 "earn is turried'into a cylinder Yel lost by perspiration must be 'supplied. Organ by kr. Wyman, ji Suffered 3tillingia say ras Sarsaparilla, Wild herry—', TS rROM Pair, lot hey I were in tation, that Ed e ith. ome of -the pipes ar med __�-BiJY YOTJR, TICRE., Dr. Murdoch stated, in b Paper _'On lenam PK Dandelion. Sassiifrfts, Winter een, iind t the' church t Suslybe r of the' �wn aluable 9100ts dud 'T cholera infantum The child is thirsty,. Globe. vIolle-ot ers are late in the �, Colo, other wellLkne Us.,7hompson, TOW6 Agrent:0. received4ith's Shower of Almost all quit. Unco=red- idoL-Londo 'Herbs. 'It is strictly vegetable, and call- lay to 'be Stained or coloredby the Smoker. not hungry ;but not pttifig the, Witter,, c a -which it does a rinks the the gipsies present Were profusely dbooredd L . =Preividenca Journa .11 . not hart'the. most delicate constitution. want,� it ItIA ona of the best r med , icines In use: for n ail with - wild, �flowers it has become this Two 81ps 6�0in'..'runch. 116fulatin the Bowe S. 6 with gipsies within the sten or sell bk all',responsible druggiSfrig TMi�r COXCERT AT in the; 110use of Cbminalis, quence is that -the Stomach. is ovef-loaderd REY-N(yrrg TO Tir �AN GA milk, which it &s ot w' The conse- which:, Practic at one dollar for qU bottle, Or 11six with food which it cannot digestj and tiftes, years,, whenever a, marriage is JOHNSTON5 TISDALL reed upon; to� have it celebrated in the� CON8TA14T1�O1`tF�-Au§tria_' To keep L jc� bottles forfIve dollaia. Curds' �Srowd comment has: been made amrrig I 1. . !� I . . I Soon ferments and becomes & s of y. Germany -To Those who, cannot obtv�ln a bottle of ag Wh: German me A N X _E 'R Severe irritation.- 'hen follow vowiting� h neae4t the 61ity,Wrhore any race ul ISO]' . n tIie,s6ore`Ofr'F1ralaOe. certau mbera, of Par ehta;nd officials thismealcino froin their druggis B purging and cholera infanturn. To prevent or Sport meetingis being, held which the intr(bab a discord HousaLof Common$ by the,dise6very us Ono "dollar, 46d we will FeDd, it. France that f,, well'k _ . I . I . : irib&attend -To keep'. England 'Out a major of the am; , . � I . . . . '9 To. 'con- . . , &:=., manufacturorg, � � : Irish memb'dr iS,in the to th RATTENBURY ST.4 CLIN.T' N force �France this; the, principal Scourge of irifanoy,thii key� ngland� o � carrying at Westwinater,� walking-' 4039 I STLOIT t r -1 out ide- Turke - TO do et . � -, : ONT. lector says: Havewater-with, tirlildin the minor.: very_,r WE - , A' r of extraor i- Amn, RSTIIMG'� i ty RA'NSACT A 't on oil a d 6 stick which contains a agge� d- GENERAL BAIN accessible to the child, 0 i i4parrovr*: thing ill 'slow � tilne takli. notes all _U and.Notlesofhand refuee sour milk and Will eat. on on a ;, thou nary.. construdtiOn. Pon. a spring being _'at . it The English sparrow im a Iiiid4bilit is, rOull wi t anyv;Ariatioris., ibrl'e- -.Pa-X-,a -all �c 0 -Xue a -the great dagger'.6tarts -up. o oric'exchango .1luDgry. . Water if; nsa I toueheda a article for the preventive trlidi iis6klby somis, piti 'i em ankrsops, but Ile. ire 0009'. it -ed desp ts-appearance_tip bong'ht and'sold. P-11OXTT l,TTleN±ION PAID, I o C0"- ant;, Of Ily Been to- ave I E �Anl:Ltbe�effb&tof t world b 96 good deal -of Bound, Th the fact that the iniddle blade ghoutCan.0'aaria tboUnited States. children in hof weather. It is, importan ng clrildron,�bnts-li If- reatt, n. A (4aBtle, is home 1from, her first trip to, Han- 6im'. which WO'iild �'rnake. 'the a, to e SALE NOTES BOUGHT�at close rates, alid money Obirta. She bro used )t -H tl, .11 tl�o best and MdVaneed to farmers on t6ir mough to nursi_ of t ' he tribe was. no,fi o or how light back 'a cargo of' Wbapon'l all the. more aeadly,� The ops,� , BuchL!, Ma olwu the e �reare � on the bottle"" to 'w%king the splendill' time" of 29 r days'� e arid Dandelion marketa Ic socuri- day to work out a problem qu e -as, e as 'attention of the Sergeant- at-Atms'�' was OE, all other Ditters, �ftirret. suit the borrower. A] b a creature generally allowed to have More 22 hours, for the 11,250-naileS being an 03 Liver tilts bought an4.801C.,, called to the'lilattgr and he in,tuin is said s url"tive i13lood P urific lit6lligenC6 ofirildr ha.Ve done. Ile found. i miles a and.1irgi and Rvalth. 10801`1119 set on Fire by the'.8106. 11 =e of 375 .The Stirling :to have piivatel�� taken counsel, with the ato r earth. I � . ' 1. 'IN NEw Y611K AGrXT8 OtTly a Sigular 6i daspeaker. Sir.. Henr� Brand, it is.uhder- i6ijiong exist wberollop, A few d. rouinstallete the street a Strip of cotton cloth an inch, is, undoubtedly, the fastest,st6a IvInnonIxi's BANtic OV CANADA. occurred on a farm belonging toMr. S B r . 'd a ade' 24 mi hour on ber� that, however. unusual the No disease all poll or . feet wi e nd about half Eu yard long, which he. afloat. , She,m aH their Stood',' replied dd,soval kl, i At noon Mr; Thomas seemed to think "eminently demira�blts as a tritftrlp; Shehasiprobably'byherrecett practi�ce may be; tile carrying OfL griefi.a Petit, in Windham a: trade, which ruiterial to be used in the construction of fea� revolutionized! the te -stick'oul' side the House plLoj_pPr lie net Th67-6v0ii5t7'1i fealia- 7'r VI, & JOHN'S 9 TISDALL,:. Barnes, *he has the farm rented, noticed sword P. A., G ALE 'Wilerg ,itB# &1tEbUgE'no mein his liest; So he caucht the � endr in his must now, fall into the hands of the �qnps bpr would Clinton� Elora that Smoke was issuing from 'the- side of ns, ol- N�119.ro Stra hroy. t6-'inves- b k and eBsayedt6l-y-�wayv�ithtbb-pn'zeT -bf� d '6t�6-a�m �ers S(;_meb6_dy' cal build' nabe allowed to-Antroduce such a, Weapon lid, nian the woodshed, and on pioceeding quir6 Mir AlsicIAZ To ild, It PkNTLA ND TISDALL, Manager. tigate the cause found the board6,ebar"red . ng cloth interferea witkilto faster boats. within: �the� bar. The Press 'Association Aop nitiora are Ite flu and brought him turnlyl- b' and just bursting into flame.: He. hur- -aolion t is.seldoin t at suceeks in passing an believes that' the sititlk is generally left'by I&A i n V": byOurf6 llogd, or pliptolym. 11� fity of water oil the, illgtotbd�dund. He attempted the same examination l6aaa to: Suicide of the io ueri� he'cloak-room down, Stairs all- niont ig Ilso Ilop riedly dashed a c an I B w 111 are vviiat tile disease oil Bit- YOU amd'in each w6wltuntilyou. D DL GO M -B E fire and put it out, Ile� then f6una the thing some half a dozen times, _11" t while lie is in attendance, upon his Pailia uIf
student, but such an. instance as 3US tors.no nB T cause, which was Singular. A large tin case similarly failed, and 9t last dropped n Engiand, � About four miles mentary duties, - London Yaws� or bad or mIS'er0le, aoccurred i IT1.1 save yoirrlife,lthas hunan placed beside the build. the, piece of cloth �attd devoted hitnBelf to a' from� Plymouth,- Mwjor Letts preparbs'mil- ay - , -I _ t y �vrt not milk call bad be, 5o.I)PIiVfbra t rle ing to air ; the reflection of the rays of the monleab of refl.ection, An ideaBoonseemed nts for their examination, and cure or belp., Do not sufrevi sU on' the to trike,him he, rolled 'cloth intoa;- try stude The cable�briuge word. that Rev. James fitch, an stior,but se and then, sun was thrown from the ca the. ;.,� of'hiS, piipils;� %'Mr., JenkinBon, baying v b" (Irtig ed is, beak ill such Craigie Robertson, 'writer of works' 011 n itterB is no r it, a I boards and had tlyusBot tumn fire�p �amination, was :awaiting EWEL -U,, lavenielit'Wad,:took t'in It undergone hiS e) t O Purest I , r "L� ccleSiastical History, is dead. The de- tile 1, V Ml� IrAl MND a way that no end escaped, and then e ally the result. the (lay Mi.,Jen son medicine ever I Ill e I -the, odrapact'buildle. - born in 1813 at Aberdeen, 4" 'n Would respoetfullyannounce'to his oliAemers anditlia 4)n a Snallipilla ilirlic,14, Ba0h. fiew, to his n fit : W th W as in U ell In the, eveningnth6 ceased was ad no ve 86U or family removed into his former thathe had prepaied.-Bogion �,.ToulnaL news artived, that hv had, passed with. where his f . ather wao' a 'merchant. He should be wilhOot them- gererally,that he has A Snapping turtle was caucht in the �rly education at ft tibqolute and trrestible, entire buildirld, On spel received his ell Marischal is J.), that. -ial distinction, -and that, hiardommis. r ophun;t6baeco, and College, gradua )r All 80111 ny "i liggiX8. M, r Passaic River 'at Paterson (M ted P. A. at'Trini6y College, fn0airLL i�tl�cncllscleml I Ile 0 IT
weighed a little over thirty pounds. Aman Lotta and Ur. Harry Jackson have jointly 1838. 'He 116p, Biller. lure. Co., 'ALBEitT'r�8TTIE?T, OprQ%lTr, THE sionhad been granted. Xpon receipt, of L Wei me'ricim right the intelligence 'be was overjoyed and Cambridge, in 1831, and M. A. in and Toronto, Ont, -Purchased, for E.2,000,Abe A r ter. floor . cut of� bilhing 160 pounds stood on its: bbok ailes reitired, to rest in 9, very excited statei, was Vicar of BekeShou ne, near Can" Where hoi . 11 kee� on hFuld ll� Woof. B090 t. w o it crawled rapidly r in the now mel,odrawa,-by Messrs. Ch ell he was apparfe.ntly without trouble. In the body' y Patti'tt,'to be brought out E%r1ynexb,morniilA:a fellow student, who' bury,�Jr6m, 18.46 till '11869, WE Rbade and Hor 'b try. Froln- next, �Utuw' -room, board the appointed � Canon -of Canter U u I it is, oloeks, Wate oa 109 eggs, with Shells as hard hS n at theAdelplii, in London., a it an adjoining bed 'Pr6fessor of Eadlie-si7ai.' T"i7- TRADE, M A R,V_ of all Jorkin 1964 to, 1874 was report of a, pistol, and, entering Mi. hens' 6ggs-. The� Were about ail hicht'ind yr 'London. Am Anderson Will. play iii none 11,41, Itl . . . son 'found hi Ro�alring ,Miss Mar in. dead oil the floor of tical History in Kingig College, 1 4;,�, fly circular, and as s room, Which he will-sc teauthor, of a large number of _, . i, 01 a0 a half in diameter, nea of the smaller cities season; and will er the bed, He was I -ii �and saw a -Pistol Und evorydoeciiption thS.rboi white and translucent as porcelain. agements." May works, p`ri:6cipally on religious subjects. play,ho return e Mi�Oili Tiniv isi'ty museum (goutreal) 73 RP e Louisville (M Stuar0 will be: her principal role thi Grant,'Ham- , T. S. ass.) photo., hsi6ceivea frone'Lieu.-Col. morning amAkO,:,;arnder DumaB recently testiged tc- year. otion -Ofp fossils from grstpher; yebterilmy iltob, 0 I a colle ba 6 nt., oi�iragd at b all an i4'rafher to I Thoulao T re a commission of authors, toWhi ones,'and Oct Niagara for in I fla�l 6
fo he 11buke of dinburgh atiou8., . I t oned him, f IL was arrested and bar infuriated scribbler had summ, wearing much' -jewellery, partic I r y 'all who is thoroughly NSURAN-C, that his adversary had handed him a 0 -The man or wom eses, ed lynchfii�. He has alroady.hilled I,,, fine rings., One day he,, met on Pic y p I sd Wth the idea that he or sheida im] manuRcript to revise; 'and that be 'bad ntlenlaeu named Armstrong, wh - i four met. Dwriptions of Propertyi,:,-,. accordingly revi It to' the best"_6V his a ge fountaitil,of'wib to'ba played on all specia loati. to sad privileged character," 0 . . its the music of. industry. . That' 0 ra-. o icoca - '80 AT Lo%'VEST RATES illy forty'llnes of the of jewellery sions is� in imminent danger of becom Nbji I ability, leaving in 0 tricitieB COUSiBt.rin a horror r r . . I a �fo , 1. I Ing at nuisaoe." will do (in, general principles, but when tb. name. original. 1`1 to 40 and a -love of calling himself by f the bous�holll is trying I to lit S! b' torio bouse has just sweet cheXUb,b We -are in receipt of the firA copy of a Seeing 'ther-Duke's f 7ork the tiglit-Atting cover Off a glass jar ........... .............. ingere covered 'With -In Toronto, a, is yoUrnal Called , , 'r I , eared -building V Man. t i's je,elldry, 'this, singularly 9,4naici Person. dittapO, the Shape of the ut his mother's knowing now monthly la, and at the all, of jam witho If all, want to learn Tale ratill devoted to "progr6se"aind reform." The r;�dved him off With his,1imbrol corner of Chuicill and .7 ich Win. Lyon� it, there, isn't much noise in the Operation OUNG Viuonthg�t an b� e of' JL ale ti e Bros. Jam n Can't :lle'606ii Speaking' With you I T a ad the Gazette t,11 �s retail 06199;Fti lie, wig industry ? beliion Of journal is valuable in one.respect - it Obvi fairly Screamed, 11 Go. away f Arffistrong� Richmond sf1`O6i8,* 'In 4134 yet *.here can be fouhd�a, better sampll or a situation, RteB the necessity of: leaving the office in 00 M okelizie lived and; publish cider to see a bamn many rings previous to the .rd ad
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