HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1882-07-27, Page 2- � , , � - . ." . - , , , : . �� � ,�: - . I
, � : i �� ; . � ,; - �;, ; '. .- . "I I � ,
I I I I ; � , �. I I ,, I
i ,,, 1. � � , � I ., � I
� � �
� I . I I :i �, I ,
I
. I �
, , , � 1. �� : ,
I , . . . � I I � �,
I
I � . I � I I
11 . I . 1, , � ,�:, � I
. -, . I
I . . . I
. � - � � � I
. I . I . : i , I
-
I � , � i .�,
I I
I — .
i I I . , �
�. I � . ! i
I I � . � I , I I .
iI I I
;, � I I � I .
. I - — �
-- -- -
, I . - � . -- I I - I
. I �
I . julv 217,18 �
I 8 2
� I
-:7 -
T 1. .. 11 1 � �� .� : , ", � � , , , . � � ".. , , - I I
I I I � I .
,,� I �, , , , I I
� I I . . I
i , i � I I I I I i
�: , I ! I
I
I . ; � 11 : � I I . : i !
I ! . I � �
!I I , I �
I , �. , : � .
1: : : ; : . ,� , � � ,
, � .
I ,,, � ; " . : I I : i
1 � . � . I . , I .
,� t , � : , I
. i I . I i I
; 1, : li V4 : I :
! : 1, I . I I :
I
�! � , , I �
. . . I I I
,� I I I �
� � . I
� I I � I � , � .
� i
i � I
, , i I I I ---- � --
. I � I—
- .�
� l , I I . . � I I
� 1 .
I I
I I I
! , :� , 1 1
I 1, I I , ,f �� ,
I � , ': . , � . 11
, � ., '. 1, I
. �
. : , : I : , I �
, j: � , ,� . I
i" � � .
1, :�r ; , . . I ,!
i� � I I . I !
� . . . I � I
. : . I .
. �
,;, , ! . , I � .1 I .� ,
� � 1 I � .
I 1 , �] I I .1
. �
I 1 ''o 1 :1, : I : � .
. . � I ,
I . � - I I., .
� I I I . . I
, I I - .
I I I I
� --.--.-
- ", - ---
11 � I I I � I I I .
i - I I I I
. � I I
I �
I I 1: � ;
? I
I I �
: � I � : � I I �
, . I
: . I
l�! , ", , ; .
1 � : � � I I I
I , � � � I . I � :
, , i � . I I I
�., I � I
� I :
,,� ) , : � I , : . , ,!'' I
� - I I �
� I I
I I . ,
i I . . I I
I , I ,
I I I . � , . :: , I
I I I I I � ,
I I I . .11 �. I .
. ! ,
- . . � - -
� I � , . . �� I I .. � - . , � �
. - . "I I I I . I ,
. - , , I
I I I I , ,
.� � I . � I ,
� : ,
� ! I i . i I i
I , � I
� I �
., � , , I � I �
r, !,
! � I
1 � I I I
11 . �
i � I I 1, , . . . i ! I
. , I I i
I . I � I
: , I . 1 , � , :
I . 1� i I
I I I I
I " j '. . : �
11
. ! 1 �
i I . �� ,
I � I I � � , 1
� �� rl I �, , , I I 11 . I � � 1,
� - . I
- -- ------ ---
.. I I
- I . .; � -. � � I � .
: I - I ---q
� I I I -
I
� I I I I . ; � I : I
� , I )
I � I I
I I y
: I
� � I I I , . .
1 � ,
I � �
I . , I . � . � : . ,� I � 4 1
, , , ! 1 :
- I . � I I
. ,,, . i I I .. I � I I
. : I i . � , � ,
I , . � I - I I
. I I
- I I 1 : J I I
! '' I , 11
I I I I I i , : � I I . I
: I I I , . I I I � ,
1 1 , I � I
I I p �
� . - — - �7 10111 � -now I . I
----. I
I � . i � . I � .
'LATEST F.How 31ANIT010A.
I I
I I . � I
I — ,
' 4' I � ; I I
I
- M , , �, �
, I . �
fORGOT1111 CRIME CORIESS, 10
----7 � I :
� AWFUL AFFLICTION. ,,
1. I I
1i ,
I ,.
_: 'OvEn"' TO "'JuPE'"'
FRO,% 1 1 , I
I I �- ,� I
A. Conutallev"le Coal Heaver jSqcre"js to
I
� , IMLLE. AIDE.LVIS PZBl[z,. ,
1 I'- � - ,
� -1 �
Adventures In Lake Obtarle, by,�he,Sy'rall
...... �-, 1 - - I 1 I- - .
I
� --! I I
I
. I . .
I I
I . . . I I
, ,
-
Mr. MoNaught,, of Rapid City, has g pine "
-- I . I I
:. I I I
I
. - patience.
I .
1 � I I I.. � I I
� I I :
� I I -
I � .
I � ! ,
�
Eight ,bf Vprnil3r, :Stricken w,ith
A
I � I
',
. I English Eurldevall
. an � I I . �
'
Adespatch from Connollsville, Pal, Says ..
I � -u� Femlal.%te "
I I .� I , . 'ronaut.
-
W40 follcw,jaig�- a count of the experience
,
Ze�,,Syracme
- � I
,wh,,,at,Jate xowed,'twenty-olpe inches high. , .
ti 1. . �
Ching reniarkably wall. He has! also,: i
. . .
.1
I -Trut4
if your toes tozinent and taunt you, �
if your fears harass and,haunt you, � � , -
I � �
, I I I I
a:Great Deal :St
, I I - I I rangerthan
, I I I
. � , '
I ,3?i13ht1xeria..
I I :
. I !
- — . � �
This modest town has a genuine sensation.
. I I I
It consists in the discovery that among the
11 I -
of Mlle. Adele,'
I aeronaut,
who made 6, balk I
,
. I I loha�cetision from Oswego
— � I � 1�
I "
Crown peae:fif eq - � I I I
I n incheAigb, I 11 I
� I . I
I
Mr. Ayre, of Oak'Biver,.bas some spring - . , � .
. if the world seems dark and dreary- ,
I
. 11 dinna weary " �
.1 I .
I fidtign. I
I . I
FOUIL OF THEIR DI[E.1,
I
I ,
)ad pbops is numbeired
laborerein"the railrc , - I I
. A '
oil �,�be 4th 4
- pd dropped into the - lAke, *
� ,,, I . . I
11 � 113
, ""'
I V . � : I
'rye Already in oariali!6 farm, TbisiRthe: ,
Wait a wee and
I . �
If the hopes you fondly cheri.Bili I
. Dasbed to eart'n, seern sure to perish, �
I 1. I I I
I .6 � L ' I
. I .
L'
It is not 6iteii a c6mmunity witnesses a
L
. Ef-'--'--
Ed'"
a genuine nobleman. is name is . get-
tonDAvis. Two Years ago he Came here
given by the 06-wof O'T'17�"S.l Altar the bal- ,
loon rose, A tended northwiest and began f �
0
�
I 'rye in that B - ection,
first attempt to grow I I � ; �
and it is� expect I
ed to prove a � eat SUMPBS.
gr
.
; with patience for to-inorrow- ,
I I
.
XT=lt an's life Is whoDy sorrow. ,TWO
I
l
MUMS WADERIMABOUT MURK
I � .
, tblessly
terrible and sad aftction� ru'
rag up a happy: aud pr.ospe&us
= .
I .
I
-ragged and, weary, and applied for aid at
the likad8of theRev., W - IT. Stgner, rector
E01i .the lake;, I threw out a .winter.
1.
=ithirihing it r light rise into,E6 different
, . I .
: , I
I L : I 1�
, ' Alltbb farrhers �along)Raihy'Rivei are
� If your plane don't
I work to. Please you;
. -- I
if the Fates should vex tirid. tease you
l I 11,
� .
I ,� I N . � �
.
I � 4 . - I
., 11
faraily,� Ithan that which, has happened tp�
I I I I I I -
Mr. Robert Gle ri,�one of the indat
� -
� . epresianting
of the Episcopal Church. R
� � 11
I .
� current which *px� W
. ,'Id take the balloon. a Ay
7
-the '
pxpecting'large pr6pB this year; ag,they I .�
11 I
, , I
.
, have Hown, more � extensively than � ha,B-� , �
:, 11 you 6an-4e bright,and cheery,' I
� .
"Wait a, wecand dinna weary." .
�
�� , I L
Each: Afraicl to Fbrsakts.- the I
� , I I I ''. I I
I potuki
and esteemed f . armors of,Amhersf Island.
I
himself' as a devotee of that faith and in
.
him, not ofil�
want, th rector aide r in
a
from lake', ut it still c
b ontinued to w bilk
. I I I
n6rthward� and whorl over, the west break-
I �
I
. . I , 1. - i
hitherto been done on "Rainy River. I I � .
, � 1. � - .
I , ' �
� If God give you leisure, take it; I I I
. ?Tie,His gdt-i blessing, make it;- �
I
I ; ,
1. I . � , I Oth I er I l; ' ' I .
1. ,
Oil Monday'; the 3rd, instant, diphtheria of'
I I . I
a malignant type made its
L .d
supplying his beeds,, but -in procur#g him
I ,
water I cut off the � Anchoi-rope -and it pre.
It is rumored tha t an American.company � ' �
I . .
I
has beon bigauimd,� with Aon. John Nor-
Faith in HI im no whit, abating, . -
Serve Riswill by patient v; a4ting.' � -
I . I I I � 11 . .
I A: (16Bpatoll from, Chicago says - - Robert
-suddenly
appearancein. his household. The family'
I I
employment. As ,& result of thb� clergy-
-man'B iriflunce the tramp was .. given - work
.panted a curious sight asit felli ThewAter
.belbw � looked n , I .
. early black,.,and. 1, knew I
, I I
quay, aB President, to operate I a mine on the.,, - ' I I
. ,, I .. I � �
I
or, if work,dustead of, leisure- � I I
-1
Hilding "d 'John Robertson, Swedes, wdll
I I I .
conaim of -,tell Children, eight boys and:
I
Go a loy;. of the
.as 8, - al be'verJnAllia Crop
I
had rpat ,elevation an
Attained a..g d was
. I �
I . I I
Lake.of theWoods. "If, , : :�. . . I . 1, .1
. . .
I I i
t rain, instead of longed -for pleasure-�
� ur lof seem di�e I I I I I
116wisoe4r,yo a;rP
, . eve -
kuovh�to the police * as � petty 4h! a and
,
two girls, whose ages range froin�
1 , .. 2 to 2'
I I
!Baltimore & Ohio Railrbad. Subiaequently
- -
still rislng.;, �Sh6rtly aftbrthe balloon Woos
I
; I I I
' Adam Stevenson; ofCalf Mountain, has-, , . '
' ' '
.
. 11 Wait a wee and dinna we Xy .
.
I - -- , � "
: M.Be W. R, . pownu%
:
frequent inmates of the " Bridewell,1 ' were
, ,. � . I
. ice last
arrested by the Chicago ,avenue pal
Years. in throe, br-four days ho, leak tban.
I
eight, Of ,tbe, children Were down ,with ibi,
I . I
he. wAs pirombted,to.-�gre&se �wiper. iii the
j -
onfid-house, and thence to :work in the
envelbpi 3d in whatL Vy snow storm; and for a
few inonients Icould, see nothing but the
-perhaps the fineSt fieia of. barley in South— � '
Bill Manitoba;. The so . I
eed 'was 5own on ihe� ' .
. I � I
. I , �
I.
I
i lit for robbing a Swedish minister resid,
nig - I '
,
If � 0
and up to yesterday our,' f them,,
'
-carpenter's ,9bop. lri-evbryplace'heworked
whi4 Anowfl&kes' beneath,. n6e. lie srio*,
I ,T
, I
Nbli of Apr' 'the 10th of Jund the, - ' - �
II, and on I
�
I 1. . .
. in an had
Ing ill � Huron street.' After the
TL -1.
, ,aged 2, 6, , 9 and 13'.,years, � ,
I I
I asgiduoudy And faithfully. By good
melted on the balloon and,filled,the cordage
. �
barley,- ha;f,' attained i� growth of over six-, . �, .,
-.
I T111E CROPS- � �
I . I � � . I I
. .
be.- looked. up,, Hildiu� expressedta desire
to cdafess a, murd, or, and being furnished
� ' Bpect.ively; � have died - - tvv.o ,� more are
�in adangerous condition' with little hopes,
I , �
be I ha I via I rhewanupon the, oote6m'of the
. �
cornibui,ity.
with, water And I the Additional: weight
caused it to I settle I somewhat, so that in a
I
teen inches: � :, ; I . . .! . , i I I 11
I , .� I . I � I � .
. I
. I I -----..a— � a , I I
.
with poll � and ink be produced the follow-,
, .. -
and two appear to be recovering. .Dr.
.ffekt_ptLupacor.resp6ndence
�.with � biti wife in England, who has just
- ' 1 ' *
few moments 11 caliae in sight of the lakb. 1
James Murdoch, W, Butchart and D. I
' . . . . . � .
Shaw were Ordained asolders of the Pros— '
- .
I
. "
re '
July Report of tlie , Ontario' BU au of
.
. i'g remarkable document, written in a
I
" I I . :
rodrid,,li andsome bArid:' ;
Alex. Kennedy, of Batb, remained with the
. - .
,
-family since eat., of -thb-
.'the commencem6
-i nforinad b,na, by letter that by the 6ath
I �
edB to the -.title
of au� uncla he Bucce' of
hung ontibe'ked 0goal A�g. and iaeten6a
on my corkJacket and saw 'the 'sail; boats,
I I I I I I - � �
byterian congregation -of Rock .L9,ke on, ,
I . I
the Mr. El.
��
I ------ Jndustrig� ' � : '
I -
�
----�.Tiae-�undersigned-il6-]�er shy. -confeaaAhAt.
a of Sep-
I am the man who in the first day : org in
illec is Dahlb
temberl, 1875, ki I Miss Sof
illness and us 4 all the rem.e6ies his Bkill,
-10. , q , ' .
and experiencei together with all that some
of the most� experienced. of . bur physicians
I : "
I I � ,
Bart of Elsemare,'with an , income of' -_e5o,-
I � 11
.. . . . . - ..
7000 a - Year. I
. looting one. Born at
-is in infei
His story 8
. . I
'hid ' -
but could )act tell �� h was the life boat.'
Isaw asteam-tug�hndtboughtit J -
. I � I was cam
'lag 0, 11 I
iy aid. I kept swaying*the balloon
.
24th uli. , McKellaryvag Chosen: - I I
L� 13. ioraBer, Treasur , I I . � . .
-Secretary; =ia Mr 'or - . I I
1 7
', ' . I
. Mr. Revell,ilia C. P. R. Agent.illhLer- . . . . . .,
I I
son, big resigned his.posi6ion � and is,'
. I
. . . I . . .
. � --------- db— .-
. . . .
. ..
I
I . � ' .-
. . RETURNS OF AC REACTE.
� .
Stockholm, Sweden, and.that my partneri
�
�
� Could suggesti but in vairl. The condition
.� I I . I
h id h9m, i
of this'once apply al a is
, , ad At Eto I
Liverpool in 1837, ha,was bducat n.
. . I
'
I
toward the,shore, thinking I could ke4 it
� I . . .
, I I
'to 'Bt
13UC-�
I �
� .-
.eeeded ,by A. R. Fowler, late of the C St. I �
r" ,
. �
-
- I .
'
I Below is a brief BurnmailY of the July
John Robertson, who is now unde r arrest
with me, had a hand :in the killing, by
I ' `,`
prosperous
I . . 11
trulyd'egibrable. Dr. Kennedy abandoned
carne, a,nd - be
Then:reveisea, leaxned . the
I . I
trade,of a cabinetm"tr, and subsequently,
Ile the beach
at enough to rike-du land'
'
ic I'4aw .(pr6bz
wh h Lbly Ninb"Mile P6intj
� I ,
I
11's interltion, �, I
P.; � & �0. It ig, Mr. Reve. . 0 , , . I
to t ie a position in the' Audit ffice, in,
. . report of the' BurciTof-ludustries, com-,
kbepiug a- lookout L -while I
I I . - removed her
his practice and home, aild,yernaitied ,�vitb'
I .
L I �
'engaged in business with an,extensive coal
ileaded to ;jIunge into", the.. lsLkd.-- I
I for -1 ch - . I
� I . . . . i .
�
1, . . I I . . I i
Winnipeg. -, 11
I I I I �
1� piled by Mr. A. Blue, Seorkary : i
I
I" Thd July report of the ,Bureau of.1lidts-
I . I
- from* this life. I got 50OLkroner'of a met--
cliant named Perault f6r`th6 killix", wh all
them day and night devoting allbia energies
. �
to thd-�Wthi rig' and o'basola"all of the
I I I
and iron.,firm.. Then,,healbb failed him,
and'he came toAmerica, landing in New
1 watched the tug. And saw 'I Waa. receding
and gtadually working off the shore. At
i I 1, .
Col. W,�uham, Chief I �
. ,�.ugineer of� th& -- I �,�., I
I
Pembina Railway, and staff reached S I ourial I
.
\ tries gives a summary of the condition ot
11 ha t, fruit iii Ontario,'
I did.by Choking han, with a.,tri.g around
"her
.sufferers.' Worn out ,with watching, the
I
doctor ' 'on
telegraphed to � the Hotet Di
York. Aftek repeated':inicfortunes there
this ,', time- the I 'tU- L WaB A ' r6.
I
. me
� �? :
.
City On �their tkia,l su"rvey, of, the line from.. � I I �.� � � .
- ' '
grain, and crops
. \ . . .
I together with statistics of acreage of grain
ne6k until she) was, -dead. I r .
� I ,eve Job.
ertson 256. kroner as compensation for
�Rob .
. .
oil last Friday,. the only place he 'Could,,
I -
he w(But to Pbiladblp�ia, wIlere he wa2
� . .. -
iobbed'of what remained .of, his, effects.
-i
Bp(-,ck,. in the � opened
distance,, I
�
th ' ' I ' - And - braced, myBe
a V,alve If .Jn�
. �
Rock 1, nce� nbrth of Pelican Lakee'
66, the � 1, -�; I
I to: cross tha,Soniis' botween Sourig, City I .
-
cropsl.aud estimates of produce, and of the
.1 I
. .
his keeiphag loolfout. Whell� we ,bad done
I
� I
,'likely' obtain. assistance from, and two
I � I I I
:,of the Sisters to,
AfterAn unsuccessful effort.to recovok;bis
. .
'
t a. bap�-st and prepared ' plunge.
b . for the
I I .,
and Millford, thence I�iast thb, Cast bild oU , 1� ".
- ' . � I ..
. year's ?I�p of fli4and Coarse Wools. .
I The conaitiorl'of the crOjps is compiled,
I I .
this we went to Norway and Btaid there a
-
.short time,. and, then ,went back to Sweden -
at once' riespolidea
T a ,Sistbrs remained ,-with.
� the '611- , - h I �
stolen pro 11 his r ouilcos
I party, in which a es
, .
-were,diasi ated, he then' became a trampl.
When. the balloon stiluck-- thi) water the
. � ,7 �.. . �. I I .
I
basket turhk over on its sidei-thkowing
Bra,iadb' I
, ri� Hills acroes the C. P. R,.. at .
� � . I �
trandon�,: thence'A'6 ihe njOuth �olf the, Sss-, %
. � , from the reports of five hundred corkbspon�,
11
to until MAY, 1878, whan we�
su&staid.tha� '
the I afflicted, doing, all tbat their exper '
p .
.... d visited ' '
All ths cities .of, ihe� United
. I .1 d:'
'Me Over,012 ray face, an E immerairig, me,,up,
'
� I
katcbew6n;'to 661iLectwith: .,the Hudson's" : , ,
dents, made on the lot of J�ly, and, cover-
.
daindiothe'United State�,.and have been
,
i�ance and training could effect until TueB.
',tfie
I
- .toB ter .
minatin his nomadic life with,
p
to my . shoulders'. The 'globe'
, was alob,
-1 . , 1. ''
J -I - ' I I L, : �, 11 � I I I . . I .
Bay Ral way. I I
ing .nearly every township Ja1he Province.
here together All the ti 'me'. - Lwatit fo,state
,day night, when on.a. of e
I I
, e,
his appearance here two Ye' 1 Ile,iB
. partially on its side. I 'knew that my
� 'the
�
-We are anxiously aw�iti , ng the establish- ' - ' *
The statistics of aweage and of bstimat6i
I
,
of produ6e were collected Wit h the �: ag§ibti�,
that 1,'havp confeBsed� this only to ,get
ieven& on JohnIR,obertson, li�auae he has
attacked. Dreading to be laid up,where
she'wAB she requesL4 the doctor to send
. ' �
. good, address slid �reposkssing
,mail at I � .
, - �
- bee, .and though', his accession to
'
.only safety was in, kee g inside
i
�.ry I � -
-e�t.,: , ., p P
ba5l, ,M Wei ht:kept ii6inearly,under
�,
I ,
ment Of..9, cou�t in this, se&ibn'and, the., - : , I -
. , , I
. .1 of' � '_ �, I L
wantisjustas prening 'i�u'�tber. Parts . � -1
"
I lublic and Separate ��aho6l. t6icberg
. a �
anc of I . I I
-
. always been the, cause"Ci My ruin, and if
her, ib Kingstori,4hich he di& At Once;' -Her.
I I . 1, � I 11 ..
,appeara I -
wealth And. station is*suddenj it causeg less
water:; and all tho while. 1,Was'in the water
�, � I
, 11 I ,a, I .
�te'-�r;'f ' . I I
the newly -added' � t6n% We have'hear ,
. on the 31st of May��schedulbs,having been
-
I
lie should.deny the part�li6 baii.ilithe'crime
.fears were Correct. L She is ,now laid up With �
.1
. .. I I -
surpr1isb than might be expected. He left
I
p to my arm, pits.- Tile' wirld acted on
u . �
, ,
lioth�ng�ofi,t io, . - - .
h importa�t sulojectfor Bonle'�, � � � � I I
distributed to falrmers through'the schools,
,
, when filled and tabulateid,toturned to
and-
flinow that he is lying',1 so help me God.' .
. .
'. � I ,:, 11, I .ROBERT HILbING, �.
&'kevere-attach of diphtheria, and ,'her
. . life
Is In imuimb"trt�danger. The 6th:6'r 8113 ter
L . I � , - 11 . . I
. I 1. -
totday for his� home in England. . �
. I .. I I . I .11 1.
: �,' � �- �
,I
-�O 6 ballo6n as i p would, on A sail, -'and it
.
:
seemedt6ir,,e Lh��tit werit bioiighing11hrQq9
I
I � .
I I
tim4noW, 6�t, we �resume our local - Mem- ' : I
. It. , - I I ,, .1 1 _ �'. ' th', ,i31L I
Tberis a ivoto tba i ineolivenience , at I I. I :�
the Bureau. It is mot. cla,imed 1hat the
I . I .
figures., are stfictly Accurate,, but 'it, is
'� nue a station"Jul
West Chicago Ave � Pblic �
. . Y
I � .. I I � I - I �
� - -13,1882. - . I ,,,
,rbini
,said'sheviould return as aho'bad p sod
I . .
� Mrs. Glen whari leaving and another sistat'
.
� � , I . . I . I I I �
.
I4.dl-ru X-Junibing.' .,
. . . .
,� "
I
alful rate., 1'�L .
thE I was:o,
) Water at jb'fol
, �
ir', -rea6 '�t,
knees , 71E�l tbe ba ket.aLA ed. - a
�� , . -
- .
3 ' ' 6d'by Continued Qay,"andArus , . �
,being caue, I t, -, I . L �
I .. 1, ,
-
believed tb%t it they bit At. all it 19 ]lot on
-- ,
1, .
I I . 1. I - I � 11: 'L I - ,
.� � �
, Robertson,,, Who *aw locked- up',in an
I
I
. volurlt6ere'd to take the , place' of hbr sick-:
-the Armeni '
� 1. I . .
, --
' The following general recommendatabts,
I � . , --be-is,,u�rging-t,-�e,mD�ttdi7-upp�n-th-e
1.61ung, to�.tba co'uc-entrating hoop. . I n't
I
I , , - I
attentioul'-.`1 I-.-.----,---
, I I I .
ofihe 6Ve�ryhneiit�-��Bamd City',Standard. " I
0 1 .
- �..
. the aide of excess. The estimates of 'pro.
adjoining cell, bearA'. Eildlug talkirig-.to
1friend, both ,going up in ast
� all
are suitabfe,for plumbing'most rh'ndera
-hear the,,-w1his(le of - Lhe tug. I r Ii
as
I " z I
,
'I
I . � �. � , . �- - I
. . . I I . I . .
- I . I I
" dues are, of Course, good ,'only for, the time .
. at which they, were madeL by far I mot . a ; they'
I4ieut. Steele,, and at 'once became very
�
; night. , such. Christian seli-aenia and L
'
. generous devotion as has been 6xhibited'by
aw , ,
� ellinks :' (1) No -trap on tbo'mairi dralln
I
between the house and sewer"Or cesspool ;
,
Condit i64j-, Aq I 1 1
u a
. 4���;e an -�,- -a � ca a to � t, L
I
chaneds for -rr,,c!uT,:"V'1 loo k. and,
. .
I - . I
.. � . I 1, . . I
.1 I ., A IN o I 1,01 Power. .., . � . . � I . I
, L I ,� . I I I 1. 14" L
* , , ' I
I . I , ,
a -to too great or too aniall. in the,probortion
n lie,, twice P&ttempted suicid
er,Vo [a, first with
L'a piece Of twine, find
.
a handkerchief �nd ,
these �tuuible* Womefi hi,biabalf of! the
.
.(2)- the soil pipe t6be extended through the
.
'
coulcif no b Bee tu �1, i -, 11
. I , � b,)a6.orBaU, P& ILI' on.
' ' '
. L
, -pipes are suppose , to Ve � t 6" '� . .,
Stove , I Mo b
deWpest and Most profound deBiire to swear- I 1, I
that the crops have since beeri'modified by i
conditions. It is intended -t6. verify them
gain'With A tape made up'of strips,6f his
�a . . �. � . .
unfortunate sufferers: is worthy of the
higliest praise and'gratitudd All who
i6of a;t Its fullSiZ6� and ending. Away from
I .
all' ! 1, .. ,. ias�ahy
irnneysorwindows� Ifany�one'l -
I ), U'O b t"
direction I sa%- .V� , U I0,136 emed ,to be
-��l w.a§ goixig from'it.. I
far �18�aot,.,aw'
� � I
- � - I I
that: it is possible fo�r man to ,experience. , .
I
it ' ' " ' '
I . I .,
when th' threshing sdasofi begins. ,. �
.
sbirt,,�'but Was rescued before receiving
serious hurts. Hilding said that the woman
.. ,of
, esteem Christian Courage and charity.
I . . I �
. . I I �
Aoubt.6f the. nb6esBity of,this provision let
'
resolv6d to mak,,� the I best � oi, m Y:,. Bl'tuatior":
'. � I
"MI -1.1i
i � . . .
:B I ' ' t " ill'" I
a th �� may, we veT4 ure 0 � opinion , � , I . . . z , .
- -an," ' 't fli ', 6x .1 - I
'
tha as�'in' a ar ing
It will be'lloticed. in the summary of
. . I I
�
acreages given below that Ahe area�under
.
I I - .
Dahlborg was the mistreos' P
whom, she had two children. Sher idedi-y
es U,
I � �
I . I .. . . .
. I I - -- 1.
1
I .1 , . .r ., ,
.1 � i
: E arty. tile. � ,,,
him simply take note OfL'-fbb obnoxious'fand'
I I..
vauors .which pout out of 'any of 'these
11 _ -
,keep co�; . , t
' Y' � el or' juag
, raent:,�: sidd:,� .i,Do.n?t �,be ::frig'iteu�d.P
Troddo'6 y I .,
I .
�blamations, and tl.i�,'inti-od�cti'<)n'6i,Pu'tn'ai si: I I 1,
, hl" I ,.
I �
�be
fallwheat is nearl�'double the area under
.
spring wheat. This. is� A', great relative
S, I
odermalm Theatre, And,
:iooms, over the � . ,, I
,. , ,Nilsmon's
I I I . I I I , I
I
,, i
I 1 .From th6Loiidoti Tru.th.) :�
� I I I
.. - i
I - i .''find
bpenings, and ,which sometimes
.L I ... . . .
. ' ghbors'. windowg;:,
their- way Ilt 6
�
ln� -cases bf,:e�i�,i.nb dar,6j 1 � a , t ,. 6, �
. : I h v b
most self-possc`ai,i�')i� AiiA Atlinch fimea`fedl�
� F*nWs, Corn ,U,xtra,cto?:, should .
halledas, - � I ,
� I . 1,
' '' "' 'E: rld' ind6pendant .1 I I ..
amoral influence .in t a wo . , .
- I I . � I
I
. I change since 1870, .when , the crops � Wet . a of
. I
I mearl 1 1-1. In that,yearthe total
y equa area.
Hilding also. bad a, room near,, ��by.
Perault, remarked that he Would givaZoo
- I I .
It is,lriteiestN�Ia iraca a glorious.caree-,
� .
I t, its origin.' Mirae.�Nllssoh is�the,daughter
:- 0
whou the latter'cliance to be -h - .
. iglier. Ahah.
the topi of the soil pipe; (3)' traps to b . 9,
cheerful. As I ,xt�.,i dragged alchgii13al1g:
- I .- I
"All My Hopes f", nieo A're Stayed""And
U �
of fis'power as a�reliaver'6f phyaical Buffer- � ' I
. . . I . . . �
ing; � � sold; ev6kywhero. Take, oril"y 1 Put- - . I . I ". . . . I
., -
I .
area under wheat was 1,365,872 Acres, and.
. .
kroner (6185) to have the woman murdered
- 11 - '
"And Hilding undertook the joli, Crop oying
'
,of very poor pareilt's,. natives of thePk6r
11
. I
plaead,on'all fixtures, with suitAlo vent
I . . . .
keptlooking overiny shoulder -f or the: tug,
:1. � ,.. 1. .. I . .. I
liam'sExiract
1, . , , On � , I
- I 1, .. I I . I . . I � . I � . � I
the product 14,233,389'bushbls. . This year,
I
to stand guard while the -murder
vince of Gottland.. They' V' ?.erb�jacks-of-,&Il�,
� '
,pipes" to, prevent'' siphonage -, (4) sccurind
I I I I
� I nituet hava dragged twelity,miriates when I
'- I I '.
'i '
.1 . .. . — . I . ,
! L �� ,. 11 - , ,
1,
. I
I tho total at as, is, 1,763,876 Acres and the
'
,Robeitao'il
was done. Hil.ding found'the woman
a A� na .,L
trades and v- ry musical. Chii9tin d
, � I .
eedo in
Absolute fr 4mpness j�'L�
--from soil d I
- '
z 'ity
' d` a
01pie the steam I f the tug in the; ldis-'
' ' ' .
I �",*
'I on (! on.11 1.
�-Thia Mayor of. L , am received :a, , . ,�
I I - I 1. I
,.;
estimated produce 30,783,683'bus&ls." The
. I
-- I I . �
Ilia beo, and strangled. her With-a'piece of
At alyeryearly age, to ao:for' herself and
- . 1. ' '
bl.
L6f' on y -pr �
cellar and VICin foundati or'd�
t * ,
I
au6b; ',aye utterance-to-itu exch .
Lmati6n,
'Th'on
I � 1,
cablegram from-4he Lord Mayoi'of'Dublin �
. . . ;, .
.increase and the change bave'16,kbn place'
I I
�
hemp�'u twine. When the, hearti&q deed
was patronized by' the, owner of a ferry,
.
drains; (5).the furnace cold air:'box to be.
*
. , .
bfjoy . cameibe choi-us of the versia.
I
'Me
. I . I
stalir,g.that the repreEentaidons- Made oil . � I
- . .
chiefly in'the West Midland, Georgian Bay
'
, as,completedP rault was -notified, and be
a
� who. took ebuntry folks, across due of the
.
rai ha - ground to exclude ' sail
. ' �
1-19 Saves,, Me Saves Now." .,,How 1,
'" , ,
.
behalf. of the 07"Jaberty.. trothers would be, .. I - I
, .. -0 '. - I
'�
and Lake Huron counties.' '. ' ''I
, �
,w
I with the two villains went to the, chamber
: Many lalies, about tha� town of Wexo. � She
inoiAuie;'(6) 'all. underground drains to
waichedAhattli 'can better be"iniagined,.
I
.
.1 ,
laid, befor6 the- pro per au,hordtie,fl., . , I
. . �, , �
The fall wheat is.r6ported' felly: good.
, I
of death and'there over the' body of,the
, . was started, by hirri'as :an infant prodigy,
. �
' -e '
,be tested when .'laid, � to inBure that �
.
I .1 I 1. .
j�a'a � described;' I saw they 'were grad'
u-
..� � , .
. I , ,; �
. 1 I I I I . .,
I 1. I
throughout the Western half at theTro .
.
,
, I
, - pal . Imme.
' "d'
victim the bloodmonayl�
and her ei gInig and tiolin.'play dr v"
n , I
they, are not broken, . andpr6fellonce. giv an
I , .- I
,
ally gaining Oil me, buVvIbwly�- I m6t
- .
I , .
I - I I � Hartz clamps -11" Urcilml., ! - '. ., I I
�, I .1 I I . I I
,
I � I I L ' 1. . .. I � . 1,
. -vines. It has recoieiledadmira. �
I b,I U .
I � cim
k,4
gl
� , ,was
Aiately 'the twd ., Me , n., , eft , Stoolkholm � for
rivak boat. an .
, customers, froria a; , he
I ,
01ram d �
I -pipe,. with ; gas-tight?
to . tarred, iron. ,
. 11
,. have &6 ed aw hour 66foxe;,tla�y overto6k
� - "t'
" ' '
, �, , - �
�, . I I .
. 'Dr:R.*V. 1"Isnas, B.uffaloj N. �.Y.:. Dear-, 1 . �
I I
' I
' ' 't. " '* "
.., f t C
�. Abe effects of opting ftoBts
I , 6, n .,
I ..
. . q
Noilway, And re mained theie`6 :
Ut a short
wag-big-ehou-b-she ,��g
� ' I With
joinO,!carried,along the celhir',wall"- (7)
I i - .1 . , , ,. I
'
m I dr Id
al t occuilte t to me that i(I cou ge
I �
'" h .1 I , . I
' "' . 11
Sir -I wro 6 --you Oqio -time ago t at - , � i
weathencontiduesfavorable until- its bar-
�
. I
time. Then tb:oy'-returued.to Sweden. lb
; her fafiiier And mother from fair to fair.' It
.
the tan overflow,'re rigerator slid BAR)
k .
f
I I
I
-to -
the globe .near the. wateeat wouldhbi
, I .
I
ghtIhada,ca'iicer,� Ther6,wasulargo . ..,
thou , � I � � I
�., I
the yield'will ,,be' better than'-
vesting, I 11 I all
, ,.
the'meailtime' Perault ! had beeii, arre�tod
, MuBb not be supposed from tbislOaat she was
' .
wag*t'es not to connect with'the sewer under
-dra� go fae t'and J � reachb& out a I na!, seized
I -1 I
'the,
� �. 1 b,,,t�asi'ai��f-,8:,UA�iLI'Liut""a'rld�- , I
I . I
' ''
. average. In the eastern hAlf ilie'reports'
,
for the crinae; but as.n6 proofs of� his guilt
on the, low level of ihe�'Englisli, W�oimea and'
�
any,icircumstaticeo,but to run direCtA6 thb�
I I �.
a g*rpup of attachm d ' , b d.
. cuts an Pies e,
.
1. in ' . . I I � 1,
had Wen'therelbu r. Man the. Idommenbcd� 1. �
I
.are less favorable... In the � St.' Lawrelace
.
couldbe obtained,be.was released. Rbbert�,
Children Who tramp:. through Kent in tb6
.1 .
,sea§61i.
-- Cellar, of to end'over the, k! tchen sin
I h ;' (8)
1. '
,
them. down into the water, - �nd that dre W-
.. I
11 Golt�en 'Aledical Dis' 0 1: � � .
takirig,'your, . . any ry - I
I and Ottawa counties, it WI
ill be hot molle
. '
son an&Hil"Aing,, impressed with a -sense of
IE ,
hop, .picking .. 'Poverty 3-nOt 136-
, I
-130 sloi . pipe to connect with &� Chimney
a . I ard
the b llo�a nearer' to the surface. ', I he
. I . I I
,the
41, tiif , I . I I '. . i
avorite, Prei� ?tiou " and 11 Pellets "'
F � I
.
than half a crop. It must be remarked,
..
. 8.1
, dared about fioni place to place
�ul
w i ,Groat Britain,�
. degrading ln.Siv6den as ri
I -
'I, , -
flue�; (9) no panwater, closet to courite-,
be
� .
.tug
`,, whistle,' and nearer, and nearer'
I
in June, Arid lurnp is * gone. . :, �1, . I., � I . I .1. I
jaoweviar, -that eastward of Tork:County a
. .
u h t�11� M17 y11 *
I 1818, wheu�Ahey - Came , iothis
� and, as. hospita 1 y is.,a univ brsal� good,,
ut I
banced!, or any, closet, -without a cistern to
they came,-,And� I codId distinguisIl7formis
. . � I .
,the
� . I
�You'ra' g'ratefu yi . .
"ll % I 'ATTB..R, R. Cl�iim,- ,: I �
. I
I
, ---_....____i4uqh _greater &to& of: spring whe atis gro
I - I
nia!-100-ftir-w am an � I
1, I
, countr and have been �everytliing ,but.
--7 1. '
6111T'�Ua—zena
t�r
quality among the peasantry of, Sbandina-
. I .
I Qh�iaiinayas notexp6sedto degrading,
keep It, well flushed,'-, (10). no well to be.
.
located W'ithiti two hundied'"feet Of D celss-
.
: and hear the yel -tha'Bwee6est
ng. It was, I
music I ey!2r'hear . .� .
�
� , ,,, - , � � � I I . .
I � �: % Irvingoli"-Mich.'. . . .
.1
I , I 1. I I . � � I
I . .1 I .1.
, 10
spr � .''
Ing wheat is reported 6 oe 16' C, a
"'
gift-eq—their—ailriva;1A
Eachlb','s been afraid to fotsake,the-6iber,.
-
aras I s-in-ro-V-11-3g--Ouiiaii-o-od,"-f't'�'a-wt-,:z�--VOal-,'--(I-I-)-no-ga.r-bage--or-��veg,etiLbigsAb-b.,J�
I
. .:..:. 11
" . , , , I
— I �
-------
-�-.- 1, '.� 1. .1 -- . I I - -�—
� I I I I - -------- - 0-----L- . . .� I � I 11 ;1
. it h been.fb ' n 8 I ' .11 �,
" b land that Germa oldiers,' .
,
: th 6
I indications Are, indeed,: th t 6 a" I ate .
'a
� � 11 1-1 I.. � I 1. I
,
.1 ghaet y ;�se6ret, 'which
because of 'the
� country fair ,thai-au' iinfluential SwediBlt.
,4 I . �
stoiredL� in a daulp or unv:pi-itilated cellar ;
. I
� I I . I . �
, :
I Vou"g Jboye,s IDrvain. �
..
—
I -- -15&r— - -h-9, - - I ,
'
in'thi) thiAd yeV of r ser,W6 viaw,
"' 'he 1,
produce -of. the ,returns ,for a ' Liil-
. .
,
exceeded. B�ub assurning thmtj it is,fairly,
- �
t,hey'-� h6ld-,-all-d- --they -�have lbeen� tramp-
. I 11 . I . I
ut, a an discovered: -her musical. -genius.,
. 8 . . . . . .
� -- ....... . --.1 , I a
is, na a ---a--s-Torn-(�tbi-EFI,ra-,-�avd-he.-h A
(12)'alleesspools - to be' ventilated by twd
I � . . I I
w I
"' Cent�7'.
�openipgs. ---
�. .
I �:, , 1.
. I �.
I They Are ycungj married pe6ple,�aj,Pd bave,
.
. I
much.higher vitality thau,',raw recruits. � . 1. .
I . I 1
Much
1 . ' ,. I
. �
'
rplel
. . realized, and that.the crop: is('aafbly, har-,
.
Ing. about' the 'country .stealing for.
. as
A'Iivirig.�� Hilding sayA'tb&t'Robett6on:h
-
' i t*
heard� hpr sing to zi, violin,accompanimen
.
:--"-.-:-7,--
,. �. I I � � � L
,. , ,
— - .. . I
I- . .
� � �� . I � I � .1 . .1
�
�-Xie-epi-` i-d-the'ri-eigh;-
-ju-��.g&&et6--Ii6use ping,aa
I I I I . . , 1.
'
� . third-year.Linen is,36'� '. . .� .
I a M
The mortality aui6i�g , --. I
.-- . - . �- .
per --b- - ' d ' '
- �Teii-tF-f6;ioii-,-:-th-a--n',�-!�m-o-n,g.. econ- �Y'111
, �'a I
�
veSted, Ontario will have. a surplus, fok,qpt�.
.side maiketo-of fUlly'r. 2Q,000,00b bushelB. '�]
�
, L '
.
L:Always been his kuiu� and �tbst since, they
L �
came to America Robertspri bad forced.
:
which � Bhe played berselfl 'At' this time'
, . I � - ,
.5howas 14.', M. Tornarbje in Opened to hot
.
',. .� Tile Fruit Grolvers,of Ontario. : �
I . . .. I L
Yesterday'theannual surnmer co6ven'tion
bars- Who dsser6ble at their windows. to wit -
. I n . eE � ..
istIl6l1lartowlitig sight of their', parting
'L. I �
I I I . . .1 .
�.--�
I r
I I . I I I
I
me.. I
men and -.111110119 -the latter 34 peiceut. , r, . . L I . .:,7
I � . , �l -
a rAliah amorig recruiia
low I 'in t e'first year,
1 I I .
Oats promise to be 6 V A ,6 ''
a axes an , crop In,
L
all. sections of the Province;, and barley and
, - 1 � 11
him tdrste&I instead Of Work 'for 6, li�in
:� 9�
- 'r"
succeSsiVely the' Ads. of Rol mstadt.
. . , demies 1 �
and Stockbolm,.obtained"foil her, tbe,pro-. I
, . .
, L
of the Ontario Fruit, Growers' Aesbciati6li
� I
at* Trenton.
Was' -There was a4arge
I orthe 'day declare that tbe'foll6wing'is al
, 11 .1
verbatim accot ersation,:
, 1, lrit� Of their conv
� � I
, 1'*.C,' � I , , L I 1,� ,11 . :r
, I
: of Beryl 0. .1 %, : 1". 1 : . . ;
,
I . 1. . .1 � I I .
,,, ,r 'r 1 .., I . I I
e ;, � 1. I .
� I
. , ' L M , "'
peas fairly good. I
The heAiy-r&II1B of ay
and June, while favorable to* the former
.Robertson paced his celiliko b,
� 1. . I . adaged .yena,,
, �
u d.
a woul1liot talk. , When asked Whether
. d,
- 'h r ,Queen, Lan d,�bad
te6tion 'of t a King an
her, when she wAE; fit to go'to. Paris,'sept
:held, ,
I '
attendance. Col McGill, of Oshawa,'read
*culture,
� i ar,io; now. u A a
. - Go`bd-b�d. Ch I ' ' be - caref ' 1. h .
8tr eot,�cara don't' run- off the Ltrack with
, d � , I . � I ., . , . . . .1 :" ,
� 0 .
, ' :'r 1,
� , I
.
.. . I 1011tecrime Sound And,welhll I I . ,,, �
� I '. . I �, �1�
� 1. I
3omewliat injurioud to the I '.
grain, were i at'L
,.
. Iding's statement WAB'titie, Ie said
Hi pl �a , n'
.I- Y " That's his business," d'further
�
. I . , 1. � 'If she for-
there to study und6r Warts
I
befiefits,� it is to, -tax
, a pa per on,gilabe ,He.foilndthai
asoutheaBtern Blopb aud.goo
, d 136"; deep,
- '
yo�, and��kiio- me, CharIie--tfiero'.waa-.
-somethinj IwarIt6d to tell Me
. IL
"R. V. PiuBcv,,'M.-D -,. Di�ar Sir.�My I I � I
! I , wife,.:, .��
, � 11
. � I
't t � I
ill for ,over, d.
I ter; but the warm. days. of t two,
. Itbe� las
weeks of June caused all, crops to thrive
I ,1'
, is L nbthin
�
.th, 1 Could be elicited -,fro '
� 9 I . '' , 1v In
I
Iiiin. , 11ilding is � .25 - -
gitaIliese . unfair ,her
'
i�ith A.' short'. memory "for tbem.� What
�
weli and enriched With rotted,
�:L ulverizedi
p I �. . 1. .
farm:. manure, ,were iridispensablo'-to
- , - you-le't se'6.�
- Was it hair-pitieV, No,,I got theML-�14wh-a'It'
� I
"'
who had been wo years, an .1 . 11
- .. � I �
* ' ' -
had'trid'd many other mefficineo,Wca,me � , , ' t � �,�
, '
. wonderfull . It ia,.a :saas6u of
Y . 'BIOW
about years a age;
, -
d weirs, -
above.the'ruedium height, An short
�pr I-
, d' xia'w ever ne-
a on 'As' �'- gratefc1,L to A�bei
-
Yard,
.. .1 - .11, . .1. I L . I 1. 11
.success An grape. growing.. ,�He, recom-
T, I I . . I
�CO .. .. 1. .
uld it havabeen I ��
`i'l -
�
t by u'sing::;y6ur �- Favorite , . � - ' ' ,
sound anci;ivel . I . .
,,` I . . . 1,
1 � , , - ,
'
;
. maturity for cereals, And harvest tinia Will,
� k ' al. Corn
be fully two wee a later: than iisu
�
browa 'aide whiskers.� Robertson,` is a'.
� 1- I .
,E mian, - 23.'.years-
faira
I r that she Could ,.do without or neglect,
I I .
h roelf ?
without� serious .6ousequences to . a ,
I I I I
I �
"
. I
mbiAed -having ihe.r6wa -twelve feet apart
... I I . . . i
�ari&: the vines, the same distance 'apart , ,
I'm due: at1he office lape�,"s&yotbarlie;
I � . I , �
bracing up and looking very band'80 'Me' And,
' it
W, :
" ,. I .. I
Preecriptidn. , :� Y'niecewa,sa,lgo:cu�edby I I I
. '' . 11 h:
,f' -
itduse',bAer several physicitinChad, ailpdi , - .,�
-
�
seems destined to be a faillriD; tbd te,mp, or- l ,
� � , �
ature has been too low for it. ,, � I
-
I imo6ili-faced young about' has light
. Old.' HeAs strongly built; - And
'cut And blue
I A ,
sucoe . a
1 static etaiAcoopts't6hens
sfu op I
, � '
I �
of Aldlinlration As � bee due. - Were all' the
I
InAborows. Zeprunedinthafallas-50-611
I
the 'foliage fell; trimmed to tWo le.ads,�
an Y; was r f ?11 I 1-1 I
ill " " idmbthingto eat
I - I
, i " , , -
.;, there ,isn't a,
- Whyj of, courise, It.: was
I 1. I : , . 1�. . � . I I . . I
to. 0 , .�, I I � ,
ii, ber,aiiy good'. - , . 11., .
. .. I 11 ' ' '� I
, ,yours truly, - Tim,r&,3 J., - ' ' I- ' ,
I . I I I I . I I �
� I ,
.- - , , se-
. The,clover crop will! be, short in, can'
hair sbOrti eyes. Hb said he ,.
W , ,
A� iior-h in- Stockholm. In his Pockets � was
. - I 11, I
. 6i
� gold . of California:,, and diamonds I
. I
. i 11, 6 her the thanks
up and -give'
.as, ,
and laid tha.Mdes *Wn'' bef6r,
just a .the,
bit,of washed p6tatoes�in-tbe'llouse,1i'dr
&'Moutfiful.bf braLband butter. 'We want.
. I . . I.M�T11VII;1
I .. ' ..
. I :
� 11 I 11, .1 �� ,'�,Station,,Gal , , . 11 .� I ; .,
. :1 �:� �� Ilateliler, , - , , , -11
� . . . 1
. . l� , . . . , ,
�, . .. I ,
quenc a of the plant havingheen leaved by
. - I
spri Dg frosts. Timothy' meadows had a
I
Iound a large Assortment, of k - . I
eys. I
To�day axoporter. found confirinatioi� �f
'Brazil piled
I I � be'
she might deiguA6,offetin retuinvioxild
I I
round frcze up.. covering thornwith aAit� .
9 . .
tie dirt, slid leaving them coveieA'ulatil all
� .
half a.yard -of lidefateak-:6ee and have it
'a '
�, ,i.. , . , - 1 I � I . I ,
�. , i
Lytton Sothern, a� son of -the late E. A. , , , , - , I
I . . . .
.
,at. old May but
start as the result of, a 6
I 1. I � '
- -
,,
the murder through Charles. Lj&rgberg,�,%
� Nilsson's,4ualities
� 012 polite formality. - ,
ly a
�artlot
�
� &6iiger.of opring frost Was pAst., He give
� out bias,'so. it: wilil b tender -and a loaf of
bread,. Cliarhia,. A strawberry
i I i tg his father's paris in. . , � - ,
Sothern, 'is.playir .
-ipw '
1. they picked up finely throughout Jun d
I , ia�an
11 � the &top will not he far short 6f,an Average.
I � . . I , , ,
,printer' employed on the. Henldndet,
, I - I ,.a. I I - .
as tie weris manifestly, from the
4 ly I
- .
outset of ber.cafeer, of a very Ilgh:6rder �
, his vino.'elean cultivation �s:often ,as three
,
al I 1.
times',during' t4ei,:summer. His',�iactice
, sweet, and
I 'J&n& .
.r, -and auth- I '
sho.rtoake,,dea ' 1139 ,P Be
L' I
i to niast i - ".
English � tovins�- wiih'�, v.., I 11 I I ermg.�,. . .
f6 'Ail American to .
them r ur. � � , , I . I 1.1 � I I I I
I . L
The fruit- crop has suffered severely.
I - untieS, L -the cold
t the western col
.Scandinavian newspaper, real Ing in
Stockholm, at the *timd. Mr.:�Ljaigberg
that so, far' .
am; the murder the
uLl a' '
From tbemoment,she obtained a JPpor-,
t hity to Bing in public ahe'wanted neither
u �
I I
waaLto give the soil a good dressing of well-�
. -
barnyard, manure, 'and Also.adkeaB-'
Y h ': - I ...,
ou.t, ink of,dea�,._", ". ' I .
�
- I 1.1 But,:.my little wife" says- Charlie,
-
' - -1 I '' � �
.
- � .1 . � I I . I
I . . ,— . -1 I 1; I � I.- I . I 11 I
. � ... � I . I I I .,: -
No,Troublc To Swallo2n��,, : . . :". . - " � � . �
'
.
weather and east'.winds whicb� followed the
blossoming season blighted it.'� 'In
Said and, -
InBarls ,used � to, 560OMpliah it , ,
I were con-
carried Hilding ba&Bpoken the trhib,,but
puff nor claque.; How unity
'ever; that opport
she would ,not have had, had] it notheen for
I - � : ,,
,rotted
jng, j of �, asbep" lima :'and salt' every other
.
year. did trim in the 'surnmail,
l6oking'very, Wise,, 11 these thi fust all
I ingq in �
be. made before we edn eat them 11 1: , "
.1 . ,
�
. . -
, ., � I I :
.. I . . I
'Dr. Pierce's �, Pellato " ( iliecriginal", little- . I . I � I I
,. . - 1, .. 1. I
I Pili�,`),ana or Cu ' , I I
I .having
the caster n counties the trees arne:, later
, . C'
� the murderer had- never 'b
s - eon kn6wn' in
-
the clever management of X. Tornerbjelm.
H hold'of,the Emperor. ,an A Empress
,He I .not,
except n 1 the tips of t
. anclies
ippibg ' be;hr '
I 11 Must they.?, � Oli,.Aeo.ri an'd., I never
I I 1,
I 'earn - ed, - I - br--do,,`1fa ''
Lucy ,Work I I .never
Do pain griping. , � :
IV, � I to, . -
at
�� , I
'* k' it ilio6s headache; sour stomacb;.and :. , � .�j ,
BIC A b
. into bloom, and Apples especially ,promise
.
to be a large crop. There will'be a scarcity
b in e
Stockholm'. The polic6,traCed the a p n
I i
, I ,
store
ofe, got
u I
the French through, the Kii g of Sweden,
that -bear grapda', at two or throe leave,
:from -the last bun6h-'of fruit, *hi*� '
, '
�,
brotcheiad 9, biscuit fit to, ta; .
. t,� and I
A L , I I i
�,c cause the biLatern,and bowels. 2�'ceuts .
0 - � , �. . . � - . � I . I
'.
of peaches and plums . lb' t' small fruit is
, I,
. I I I 11 L . .
twi no to the of P&ault, afid' he'was
I
� sted and tried for the murder. .
arre . Before
,
,
and-: Dr. Evans, the, dentist. -A wish ex-
- I .
pressed by�.them to the Directors ,of" t,he.
. '
new tendrils And - leaves to grow, and is
. L
'belief
,couldn't,paint a �tom&to - to save' my L life. 1.
'
,
Oh, ,Charlie, �q to the ready-made Btores-
�� I �
:�;rixl. , - ., 1. I � 1, . - . I :, 1. , I , I
' - . I . Oil - � � , I .� .
- . I
abundant. . I I '� L, . ; ,
�
I The following table gives, the returns of
I .
the testimony for Pariult had been: corn,
� - I 1. I
plated he lost his . reason,, � and soon, after
I
Theatre,L�rique ari&'the'Opera House w,as
,t 1, - ,
Chilstine'Nilsson Made
gen( dial to a
�ially I th' vine. His. best
. 1. �
we
bunches to got where' the .foliage was
r
'd
I
d6;,tfiero"s a, darling'l" , ''I I .
, He di&�, and they�hAd-% cturesqto�
I %, I I .
t1i summer has -bo .
.. -The coolness�of a I I . I an , .
a r' the:aeaside reBorts. .Some of- the �. � 1, I .
ba fo . I
acreage and estimateg.of prodd ce,for the-
whole Province audforUe county,of Want-
F ,
10 asy' u 1 . I . I
died ins, lunat" I irig-lunatic.
. m,-. a rav
The matter then die& of polide'recol-
a on as,an order.
,
hot. debiuti,ak the former � as. Q�een..6f the
I
'in 'he "t,
.
Z a t1iia "St. He- 81 ingi , . an
.h h tried b agg A
r
I I
thought well, , of it. , . I �� I I .�
. I � �
I I pi
L . I I
, meal of 19hater,and strawberries, .w ith
lemonade '
r .1
. '. �
. I
,hotels which started: out Very fresh .
1, , and , - , ,�,
. I
breezy'wiih iateg�at U.per day are now: - I
, I I �.
. I worth : . I 11 . . ''I . I t i �: I
. ,� :
,out
1'ection,'and no further effort wias 'made to'
N�i.jht I - t 1, Magic Flute." When she
.,
Who there Ambroisel Thomas wrofe� for -her
. .
-.-: L ' ' � I I �
' - .'
,. � , ,,,J, , r
,b&ker's,LruBk aridl .....but Charfie.
' * I . .
b as: wri Ron �'to I h r Oth, I
113 in er to dome at"once
,
' . - . -, I
soliciting guests at half.ihAt price., ' I I—, I . . .
I Tnr Pnovx�zci�, ., VaR CouNT)�.
. -
w�� '-------k�
find ilie,murd6rer., A 'nuraber-of:Scandi-
, f, , I .
I
the ,core ,a � Qpkdiet:,,�B :it -now '!stands.
'
an 1,
Recrayal nall.DpKeition of man grant
. I
. .I., �
' 1. � I
Girl. - - , 1
1
r. .
-
andmaike them a, long visit-,tboy. ate, so.
r I
I . I . . I I I .1 I
r . 1.
, It i I I
' 'der to .
a un a ad that Attorney. General ., ,
------- -
.
. ,
Covalm. - Fatirnab'd. . � , . � E�thu*!d,
I I Acresid' produce. Ares In- produce.
nalvian journalists in,, this- city ldok upon
. 1. I - I
Hilding!s confession as." flany,6, and think
I '
lt�* L - 11 '. th , : r
Without- fl . 1 -ole *she ' Was
11
adinfiable Ing we a 9 1, � I . u, , h-
. in' it' �L Op7mlia--has. not
I I I .. . . m
11
1 I I . .. 1. .1
� !-, :v I � 1. � � I "
- A-stcry of beartlesB betriyil and d6ser.
I I ,,r .
deligbtfu . "
�Ilyr sitilat6a rthey -Carl ma 0--lt-
'
s ples,sailt . fair � her now,,, he ''says -��Detr'oit
.. �,
' ' '
I
, L , � I
Lorang6r, of Quebec, has been appointed al - : .
' - d � - 1, �:
34 gb--forJb6 judicial district (it Montreal.,' �. , I
C
- rOP. Bush.: �Oop, Bush.
.
it - a hise igned upon .,by th e, p'ri
'Boners 'ri
'to
�
character. Nilsson has, and always bad' A'
'7
tion of 4 YOT1Dg English ininiigrant woman,
- I .,!;: . L i .1 � .
� kr P " I �, I .
eel 788. , . � ; .
I �,
.� L� I I ''" 1. 11 I . .1 I I �
. I I � I I 1� . . � . I
I
�
Fall wheat ... 1,179,284 21,737,341 -34,491 ,, 547,839
, ,
free passage Stockholm.
I . �
gi, , , ... 1. �
- , �
at��deaL,,�,� ': 1�
-Mary Jane - ]!all; ,comes froirl Winnip .
I . I - eg.
� � 1 I I
I . L ..
, , , -------
I I .
I
. I --- - I . � � I I
— .1
1 11 � � I 1. . " I .. -
.. B-1.9-wh-el-111 84,592 9,046,342 1123 16840
. "PrIn 835,466 20J41,502 13,'399'. 340;357
,, Subsequent developments seem to verity
Hildillg?0. 0011f6dSiOn :ill every particular.
. I I
. ,, I . I I . ,� I
, ' .. . . 1, 1. � I .
'' ''
I
The'unforturlate youbg.wqmanj trusting in
.
list betrayeri ayoung inaa nained Newton,
I
'
- , A.ir Wlifl.in Holland has cogaged for the'
,
. ., I .11
.1 . I - . I I. I "".1 , . I-...
� ,' ,�,� 1! I. - ., I 11 . �, . I
. 1, I
0-1-7 ........ 11.434,948 41,650,764 27,864 890,083
Rye. 182,968 2,649;750 1,572 ' : 28;640
".
hiBACCOmpliCe,:raL
Robertson, mailled Close-
1 . L
'
I natutiolln. lltp - . -
1- . WV .
4n'Batllgate,
- i ,
Was foolish enough to make. the' lourney
Alhambra, London,. a .remarkable German
'
giantess, named Ma�rian,T,whoj. though only
I I : I . . 1. . .
I �
I - I I I I
I - n - 6 I �
..:. .. Peasi,.::i:,::: 554,464 10,649,.%7 8,541 163207
, "
Corn ............ 210,060 6,227
Mouthed allday, sternly. refusing to isoloaa
di
, -
the -visited
, Chairmall'of the liealth
ittee,','statea that there is� single
from thatcfty to'Torontoi there, to await
�
.
, 16 years, of age;,1 standa'� 8 feet 2 i;achas in
It � , I � .. 1. .�
, , .:
'. � I I .
....� ......... ..w ....... ;
. .11 .
. I I , .
� ,
anythibg to $wedisli Consul,wb6
. I . .
Comm not a
inside the
�his arrival aud the performance of, the
-
his � . I
r stobhinga,, And *bat is:moiro alarm 1139,'
; . I
11 I .1 11 I
� - .
I No of No. of
I Pie'
I 3cei. iloUnds. Fleeces. Paubdg;
.
Coarse wool.. 916,433 4,741,617 � �15,960
him at the police Station. - To-nigbt at. 10
o'clock , however, Robertson weakeu6d: and
. I
case Of small -pox Iiinits:lbf..I.nii�Pia,llc,eremonids.
i ., I I
Winnipeg., � . , .
. . I
She was sent ba6kby
.
Toronto ladies who became acqiiaintea with
-
UAW growing.'� Slid, has' made beifirst'
.
appearance as �ueen of the Amazons in
,"��.'l -
11 I lf�g; - ...... ! 1 �. I.. , I I .
-
: - �. � I 1. I
,�q- , I .
�,qk�� I I I I
-Z -1 . I
14,W8
Fine wool.... -IT1J7l--`877,'674 2,076 . 10,828
to, i� Tribwn� reporter wade a confession a
a
-The'.. Winnipeg Baptista having, found
- . �
, tbe�casb, and has now had the base deceiver
I .. I
11 Babil and Bijou.".. . �
�
� , ,, I I 1
- I . I 1
I � .1. �
The A
I ugust report: of the Bureau will
- give statistics of the liv6stook theccitnitry.
complete and detailed AS that; of, hjlding�
.
'and which entirely corroborates tb6 state-,
of,.Hilding giveh�
� their present, place 'of worship 'far too
small,,have decided to take steps towards
-- , '
&rebated oil a� capiasIbr breach of"promise.
This is .but anotber, illustration of. the
-
for the Bill
. I. �.
I . . . . I I .
The LoiLdon (Eng.) Tmth says - "A
'
weekly -paper iuf6rms its readers that Mr.
� I
,
". -, :1 -1 . I
,V, 7.1 � I . I I
il 11 . 'I., .
" (,�'j I I ,
I
':�
. at I
meu� abqva-,'7R-0Ms0ff
I .
securing a la�rgerbuilding.� ,. �
- ur a necessity passage of a
' - 1. .
i I
. -is , deeply
Glyn f
, ,; I I . .: , ;
1, I I � :
I -, . 1. I
- I
� � � I � . � I
. .
ih'
"vB be joined with HildiDg"in'tbe murder
� . I ,.
of'. the Woma'n Dahlborg And 'shared in
I
I I
'
h.-felegrarafrorn Winuipag-sais : 'Selkirk
siigifn9tr to'that wfiich was, introduced' by.
.
Mr�-Chaxlton, M. P.,,ait the 16,stseaig ion -of
Arieved at his persona ,
I W Princess 'Lbuisd to tbe
failure b attac 11 I
. ��
. # , � I '.
, . I
`R72 .
�� , ,, 1 111ill., I 1: � . I . . I I ..
I I � .
The Queen and, .. �
I 0 pilace.
I I I
� .1
the blood money 'paid by Perault.
8 Muni.
town,ha been constituteda separate
Pat"Im"ut- I.. . . I � � I
Church of England.', Mr. Glyn !I" no more
, � � . I I
,
1. I I -
I * .
� . - -1. - - � I � - - (F.rom �he-Lcn dorl.--Tt�u�hl)-
I I
' ' .-.�.--ItDb.6r.tf3o:n'g-woxds.are-
"fr'equei4
,
"I
- .held berwb&�-
.
.ip.l ty, with' James Cblclu6 elected`by�
, as , :.*
tion-
I I I
I . i
. I
'
i h ' ' ' to the -inhabitants
to do wic , ministering I
� "I. . .
�
''.
The Queen's abBabbe 'from
Windsor must be a source,of do nsiderable
Hilding. strangled., her to death." The
Swedish Consul in this city has telegraphed
.C.I.M. -itsArst-x%y-QK-----��-
- I 1.
Thebullol the steamer Marquis, lately
* ,
-, - IT
, ADumirinsshiro-IE6 di-h--SaotI&ndIeft-a-
strange" will, by Which . his,whole fortune,
01 ile'llington Palace than to thosedf-Wind -
i.-1-01.-tle, as tho ValiM60-lif-a —royanbucuuri-ar-,
11
I . . ;
I I 1. �
�
. I 1 .�7
I
profit to the railway companies'i is Chat-
' thef"tthlsevenihgAb tbe'Swedish Con�
,
built.,in Win , for the Wxnnipeg� &
nipe.
'Western
, 1. 060
- 0 00 W..
amounting to ,upward of' ' 'h ,
I with 11 ebatel f Lad special chaplain. Itisa
11 1
, I � .
.�, I �11 .
I mouB hampers of fruit and �egetables ai&6"
daily . despatched to . 13almoral br,,O'sborne
-18 I .G I in' V
,,j ousts, �ashil)4toni and the latter
I At once communicate with tbt-eImperial
�
I iovernment 'It
_y,. . was
Transportation 06wp!!�n
'launched oil Saturday. - It how awaits the
- down
bequeathed to,yiB sliepherdi hisb6achman
,
. and h'iq farm. iervant� The. next,of kin
�
pity! thWt such silly rubbish� should go the'
r6und6f the -country papers. During'the
, I
. 1.� I . I I
' I I I ,� . 1� . �,
I
(as'' the Cage may be) from the Frogmor6
� �
at Stobliliolm. is-
probable'
sailing of the Manitoba, ta� be towed . I
- ,
ba,va brought an' ictio Int Against the docu.
last two tnciritha� of,ber stay in. England,
, I � , I � I I
, I
,
I . . I � I :
gardens, and large consignments of cream
that', on requeat cabled b!y t 110. Swedish
0OVerrinlant extradition
ihe'Red River and Lake Winnipeg to Grand
Rapids, Saekatchowau;, w'her6 the mmobi-.
. I I
ment, it being' -alleged that be was. of
- ,
-mind; And that his affliction Lad.
Princeha Louise I Bat under . . r..Stobford,
Brooke, who'19 unquestionabl .1 - � I
I -- � ." I �, .
11 . IL, I
�1� � I . . I �
. . I
and butter are forwarded froin. the, royal
� for the Queen's
. da,ry,ball these supplies
I no, ei invariably -sent from. the
9
11
papekEj will at
once be issued'by'Secrbtary Frbliri�llujmn,�
and the two murderers promptik retn'ned
' ,
*be !
, I . I - . I I
n9ty'.will � be pi�t im . .
I I -the iatep�a.ycrs. of
A public meeting'of
unsound
,been aggravated by' habits' of , excessive.
I I
dri kin ; Moreover, that the legatees bad
in .1
., . � I preachers -'of t a dayi
Most eloquent
altbo,gh as to bis� theological t. nots he'
. I .t . :
1.
� .
I - � �,� 11 :� I I . � .
.1. - � I : 1. . - . . I �
.' I I . , , I
29M . I
400ESIOSSARLO �
. ,
Windsor as tablishment. - It - seems in'the
highest degree absurd that after,
to . Swegen-to tried ,for their crime.
.� Hilditio shows A (316se�knowledgo,o
I I fSwodi:sh
,
ad School
Winnipeg � ,has authoriz' the
Trustees t6ibsuo debentures to' the e*kte.nt.
I
acquire -undue influence.' r i. The
I
ease, whicill is to be tried by, jury in Edin-
0 . . .
seemB.qui a uplin a,balloon."I ,
--One touch '
ofisurnmer makes,thd whole -
..
� .
I . TROM BRAZIL0 � I I -1- I I .1 I .
.
.� - I I .. . . .
', ''- �
year
Yost Windsor . Castle ' should siatia
I
�, law and cri
, minal procedure, quite rem ark�
-type. I ' -
' Ablein a person of., his He
of'�100,000, redeemable in twenty yea,rs,,
and:be&iing interest at 10 pot cent., � for the
bui,h exciting cousideXable interest in
S..tl " is .. I '11 I I .1, . �
.1 4 I
I 11
world want to Bwim. .
"The bachelor's raft in -A lass I The
. The,Xaw Comjpound,�Its -*on- ,'
:, , .
derful 'affinif7'to the .Di&estival I
'A � . 11,
I . . empty during Ascot week,'wbiIe the P inc
I r a
and Princess of Wales have to bivouac in
Bay
11 they don't. hang for Murder n Sw 's "
i eden.
Sometimes, when it. is A
' ' basing school sites, And pay-
, put '
"Pa
d,obftk�.T, iucurred;
and., I . . . .
widow of t -(�. S.
- Mrs. Taylor, he , tenth
- .
maiden's'refialn-L-All�man I Let, 'them no
I I �
longer refrain. ,
I I .
. I
. .�Oaxatus'and the Liver, Iucreas .. I . I
. , .
-
ing the dis�golvingjuices, x&liev"- ' . " I I : I ,
'
some neighboring,villa,'forVITichfiequentI y
- averybighrenthastob6 paid, laintold
a'
ase of double
murder, or robber
,y or rap 6,
. a aoc mp6iiied
�
itig off qO,000 already:
, I ,: - . - .11 I
� C side Able b�citement prevails in Win.'
on T,
Tresident, is described as a.plamp and
,
well-preserved lady, vAth pleasant blue
I'll .
I . I .1
I 11 1. �
I
TheE%,rIofDucIO'B screw steam-yacbt.'
.
ing-'alnio.st ins.tantly, the dreadfaf. - '. -
I
results OY'DYspopsia,�Xndig-e-sty04', .1 I , I
-
I that the Que6n was willing to contemplatia,
"
witli'murder, the
' 5 prisoner is behe
, . aded, but
'for th6 Murder of oneper6on;-,-w thoi -,
I L"tr6b
� ,
to the report telegraphed to
, lip .- I
ithiaeg�',VPPAIPSS
.
and'
eyes; a smooth and placid,couliten a, and
I
of 300 tonshas been wrecked off Bergen,
. �
The '
..
� - � . 1- I -
I I � ..
and. the TdRPID LIVER,, xnaikio, I I I
11 lending a portion of the caefle� to His
.
Royal Ilighness for the week, tbeprelimidi-
I I
bery or rape, fourteen years is the heaviest
�
, penalty. 1, think we ,i�ill be c6hyi0fed
,,that the dovernn3ent baB
I I
just issued an ,order tothe loottl land Offi. I 6""
tll�
silvor� hair. � .. I 11
. - 1.
. . "
-A'-" fick6t Of -10Ave !'-system m'&Y 9VOV
.
.Norway. Crew were S'&,yed,
. ' I
so
. The new b0co f the London',Ddily Tald�
Zopesa an' e very da.�, vecessj' tyf�lt -, � - - -, - - ---
.. -
t�vo2y h 0 ��se, - ' I �' �, ; , . . . . . I I
. .
nary condition being, boweve'r I that the
I
list those
of,
murder in the second degreb and�,geb About
I I
,absolutely-- withdrawing fr6i d
al, d All lanids them""'
out loithe pardon by the G6vern6i,,,of,
9�),O�pjj,,,il Fleet street, were openedivo'n the'
I .
It acts 9-0407 4�nd speedily, -jJ2 ';. �, :. -, � . I I I
� I
,
23.11iOUS22bSS,, 00,�UV
I of visitors (not only who were to
I P
tenyears.' "Don'tyou think," asked the,
pre-emptioA I south',61
C
Mississippi ofa convict on ondition,ihat.
I
evening, a June �dbh by a, receptlon wh'foh
, .�i
0 os
12 I's, -'176--&- , , :� , ,
Btay, but thofie who were to be, - asked, to
. I
reporter, 11 that st:ta�gulatioh business
line of the Pacific Rai Iway, whether iii.,oad
during the ul2ekpirod term Of Me sentence
w4 '-
-s 'largely afterided: by persons' distill
a �he, SlckHeadache, D:i��tr-;Gl,! d,:, , , ..
O I I
dinner, or in. the evening) was to, be ap.
. �
,the ,
�
w, ill aggravate the grade �of the brjnle?,J,�
or even sectional' ,� .
I.. I I I . I I
I �
he d will abstain from,in-
g�iX6C ,
11 in sooidt�j pol�.tico,,Iitoraturaj the
f,e,r R atin&, WIn d oil th - I � "-I
, ' I 0'stomac7l� I .
*
"the
; proved by Her Majesty, and there was to
� I
be no dancing during'the week. 1.
. I �
i ,
Oh', no," Was the cheerful, response 0 �� We
I ., , � .
In September last'q niaw,piarpetual clo�k
I I
'I
t6xibating liquors au� will not carry eon'
� I .
oe�ldd ivoapftg.� I
urnalikix.
arts And jo Ilia PrWco of Wales
wal i among the guests. The new offices
- -
Heartbnrn� Payll;g 1,71 &ide�,�nd �. I
Back, I G t 61 . , . , . , ., I .
Ydnt dS,Appetlle, ,V7ali '' I I
I
. I - I I . . .
I I : � ,. ., .. -1
, '-1. ,
�
, ,Murdered her without malice, and thpy
I can't make :tbat-murdot in the fit
' . . st d0gl!M"
Was E;ut�up At the Ga '
I I re du Nord, Bru
dii'Buoll a position as tobo fully expool Be "'
d to,
.
' "" '
, ,i' Buccossfut
Hazor Kirke " has proved so
Were .'bri lliant . IyLl illuminated by electri,
lielat .""And M �,� Lawson's hospitality io.
.
Eii eigy L o,,v S�pi�,! tq,� . PO ZZ Z St ol'u-, 1. I 11 t . ., . � k' �
I I . I I . I ,
aoh.'. X.tjnv1&oitt6st Liver, c . I
-c 126 ar- �
If you want 1he
. or- to study Immenge
v iety of expression ih-the-�humah face,
Conf
Idenb in -the accuracy of, these flua, dia,
tinctionsi the Wred, a9bassin seoMAAto,: ,�,
�
the ii)ftend6� ��of - vVind and' weather, and,
I
'b has not gin'co been touched, it
in San Francisco that arrangements have
already been made for a. second season of
. .
,de8cribcdl as of the most splendid cliar,acter.,
. I
� . ",
76 le, xegO�t6s . I 1. .
X�15s Of Is satidix by 1 .
the Bd*61s, and iives,tone to! ths .�
I
you should bend your gaze npdratbe" " Ae
.
_h�Xf,
- rovV ilory lit�gle-i'.r�o'u"'.M'e-�'�g.,"i'x�&ir�fi,�6i the Matter*
�
_�ltho-qgli,
li&s do nti I
ziuetl to"keep go0a, thlie ever since, -
fit, ,Lty, I �,
. the piece in th a] - � � I
I
�A cow that I� a JBMall an"ry O' borBe"
I
� I
vv,hole sy'ste2n, , , .. I I I
. countsuanc of.a deaf and a b an on,
h6
with all aik.6f unconce in. : . I
I .1 I
I
I The ltIven�o�, 3NI.. August6l Dard6une A
leld,, 11 �eforau jourriAlist,
- ]Lewi's fl, Rpdf �
, bel&go to Polar Buch�nan, of Dundee
, (�, t t I ' t ., �,
n hi,V oz�t 4,nd take .X, to �,Oul , 1 - ,
reaAeB under w. plank. al' for !,a��IoRt
.
Cain, and picks up a r4w u le by
I � .
—.- .
Dr.'W,B-.�darpentcr,the
n%tiye of Belgium, showed: his criglal
dica'at $yracuw on F.riaa Ile was born
-
F Cobn�, �ov.qmbor �06b,
village, A Morlilna'o and� evening's milk .
'Weighod the otbe..`day-.72 lbs.�Ahd it Was il't
I.,
.- , �
D.rugg-ist&2!cZ�wo�alo&elltsairj ../ . I I .
P'e ' . �
-bee
I I
the stem. - 11
. Ling
I lish physi
is About
modet-at the Paris E xbibition of 1878,� but �
arming�oh,
at , I ..
I
I . :
anything oxti;6 Oi V� day,, eith�r, � I
Oj boa, 1�
r a laxga 10 for V6 cents, ani
I . , , , , .
, ,t I . �
I . I . .
ologist, t
.C.vWt Ui wantry; , .
has since considerablylimptoved Upon it, ,
- � I I .
I,M. I I
I -
11 � 1, . '.
�
tau -vo ur -n e�g,:&b or a b O I ( t it., I �
I
I . . . I . I
� . , . . I / , ,
I I . . . I
. .
I I . � �, I .
I I I I F � 4 1
�
., I � . I
� I ." �
� I .1 .
1.
�. -�.-,�,�.�.,--,�,�--.�-��,�l--..�--..--,--,-�--,--,-,�,,--.,,-,,�,-���--,-..-,-.-�,.�
r - - 1,
� �
. . . I . V I
. , I
� . .
.
I I I � . I , � I
I
. . � I I I !
. I .. .. .
1, I I . �, . I
i � I ,
.1
. . I I �, �
.
I . .. ;,1 . .. I
I � I ,.
, i ,
I :
I I - , . . . I, I
, , ! .-, ..
. "
I . .
. . . I
I : 11�
I � I .�
I I I � I . I I
�, . . I . 1 .'' .
, � . .
. - 11
, , , . , , , . I I.. ,, .
I .: . I I
1.-� I . ; � � I , - I I
. � I
I . I',,
1. I I I -.
I I ; I ; I
. I I , ,
, , - . I
I � 11 1 I : � . ,." , - ,: � " I
, I
I ". . : ''. , � .
. I .1 � �
� I
� I-, I . .1 - , ,, 1. . � I
. 11. . I
, : � � 11 . I - , , 11 . I - - --111
I .
. I �. I
1. .1 0 I
. ., ,�
- I - � - t,-, 11,
. . I .� L � � . �'/ 1, .
I I
1. - .:�::��. :. � ,�: '] ,�, . �' : 11 � ......... ;'-- ,
I .
.. . . ; , I ," , I . .
I I 1.
I I .
.1 I I ", � I . I �, .. ,
I , . 11 " I "I
-* - � I ; I I - "I -.. 1 '. ':
1-�1-111 -1-11-1 1.-,1-1—�--' -.-- --
I I � . ,:�
I . . 1. , '. / 1;
;� ,
. � I
I I '. I
. . 1:
11 I I . I
I ". I . .
, I .� t
�, I
:, . . . I I
" . .
� . 11 I .
I I I I I
I .
.
1� 11 � - . . ; . I � .
I I I � I
� . - I -- . �, ..
I � I , ; � . ', �
I - "I :� , : 0, � I � �
iI
. � I 1. :, � .
. �1-
I
� I 1� . : :
I �, I 11
,� . . ,-, I .
I . I I
� .1 I I
, ,� , .
11 , ,�, I ..�: I . 1. , , ,
I
� . I � � . .
I '' I I
, � I
. 1�, ; ''? .-,4-. � , 11, . , � I I I
,
. . I . I I . .
I � . I I
I I
"I'll '. . I �
11 I , � .. .1 11 .1 :� I 1.
,.�
I . I . I ''I � I .
, . . ��
� , , , ; � �, ,� , - "
1. I � I 'L I , I �
I I � - I � I I .. .�
�
� I I I I ,
, �� 1, [ , �, 1 :�, I
.. , ,.
.'' , , �
I
I "', . 11 I 1:1`., I -1 I/ . -, , -i .
. � " I I . 11 . . ,
I �, I .
, 'i - I
I I 11 � ----�U, �-- -����
I . I I I I
I ,
, I
-, : J. , - ,�i� , -,ill. I
) � I
� I " "' �� :,,,.,
�. I 1, - ,�, I , 1: -1
I 1 , '�, :'. , I
a