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. fourth, baskeb, as may be, to housed at , ' ' "U. k, it ;ii Developed !Jnder,a ,High Rate. ,1 ! I � I �
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iffed b6 the pigs. Whether two or . Posed at. I I . I Avery touching story was related to a I I
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.PARM AND -.GARDEN. 't'jome ' are I I of Taxation.' � 1, I
. ree gilddes Belli, to the market, lot I I � I I a -h - 'oon. �_ . I . �
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- a- � , I I - the commB . uceme I nt, of 'the manuscript now I I w� , I 1. , aawho., ;while under the 'influence of time ago a Young lady named ISR611a � I 1. I , I
I ., I I � be the saurfe all thkdUgh the package, it the RETIURIJ .CAR60ES' . so ty h Ile j nts I .
. Timely Hints Abou Tides ,anio' , I I I deposited in the:British Museum. tt will , NO'W Pl�ENTXFUL liquor, Bought to else . o t a effects of his Smoddap, came to thi i wit r pare � � ,
, . � � I grower wishes to have big'brana acquire a I : . � � � I I . from Fergus, out, .
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I e r It.' , I : , . , 1. I ,lowable io place be seen thatit isa� mor i . I . frequent.potatiouB 1 t a elt'and boiler- A Year or so� ago,'Bhe � .
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Th i Friji 1 'i good-Teputi6tion. It is a] ,p succinct narrative - I I I � .1 ., I I I _ . I I . troubled withheart disease, but of.late - , . , � .
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a -t,op layer with their colorbil'aidde, � . I .11o,w1ficroseue Is Ban Into Canada aind the lower eli4, ' Ct e' nort ea,lial.' The , she seemed to rov me -on: * I I
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. ' L top and that these appear, in a differefit order. � � It I I . , � � , riforturiAt 'a . a "-!as a as W gaged to a well -to' -do young man in this , .11 , �
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PREPARING PEACHES I f0ll� MARKET. � . dern critic A Biiffaio'-Oorrospondorit of the Globe Gould, big age about 40 years. �He was I . I or . � v . I
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I . I I I . I . I the writes: Th� Subject of Bmugglingbas been married a-d.bad one daughter,.but had not Wednesday next. Everything bid -been � �. ...
I � - - I I ,'PeaOheo selit to.'tuarket, soon learn �.vbjcji on geographical grounds to, ihe 'order in I I . I I �. : . 1, I
l� I . 11 . I I I I I � mer. - Its dwelt with his family'for ad, invitations issued, said the happy - I . I I ,
I Th heir bra dsturn Cut the bbs�, and select accord. which th.6 journeys a-fe enumerated iii the of - unumal interest this - suba I 1. .1 years owing to prepar., . �
N . I �p li?x.oduots'�6:f Hens and T P I I I 1. I . incompatibility, but lived a kind'ofmomadic pair looked b,nxiousl .
, I . I I ingly in purchmiug� , , received text will find that the questionable-- - political features have beq'9me more prom I y forward to the happy , I . I '.
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I . . V , e I . I , I I - & I- life, going from one town to another,, gene. day when, they would,,be made one. on I I .''
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I (Cernpiled. by a: Practical Agriculturist.) In those noithern " localities where the � " These be the ,worda'whicla Moses spake d � I L� - -- 1.
.1 . . I , . I 0 en is Well infornad returned to La -b_a-1ugFilr.__Slie -toog-t - he b ' . . �
,� i � Zte,',ft�eiv.. naoteriltdiareasing' wrence on Thuraday;and was a bek" ad And a medi. ,
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1, I -The itAttle Farmhouse on the 0] I 11. seaBon.of Autumn is'briat,'Planting at that according to the mouth 61 Jehovah unto all I ai . the System 'of, amug. I on the" Streets . by I acquaintances cal -man was summoned to . . I I I . �
� I I I time is pot, advigable - butin a largd- part the children of 1srael in the: wilderness gling has bee6me about.perfect. Ittakes on See,, up . I . attend her., In . I I
There's a narrow little path by a little brawliDg of the country,"after 'Abe first fe I beyond the Jordan., in.the plain. Godour new phases from, year to year; but the' "I all intoxicated cond.ition. �Dostlu's ,spite of all he, could � do for .ber., the poor . .. .
t I I stream, .�., � ... I � w frostb, . I . I I . manufact6r . ;irl gradually sank, and .before the shades I- I . � . .
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And as *lea � t the slid of tli6 glade, . ' � there is a� long Suecea8ibn of th . a most God spake- unto' �us in Horeb, 'saying, Ye general aspeot.',is unch�nged,'.'Kerosene , ly� is; operated till midnight, t . . I � I . I
I . Whore a ozy little llouse,:wirb a littiel green delighUnI days,' and winter 'approaches -have dwelt long el'3bugh'in this mountain. oil is taken a cross Niag ara .River � from - 9' ' I"'- at 8 � o'clock Gould entered the of Sunday evening -set in She,- lay Still in I . .
door, I . I �- . :. ., . .1 .1 I works, had some talk with the night forel� deatli.7-Wivnipeg Suit. . � . -1 .
. , , � .Slowly. Ingucb,localitiaa, fruit trees may Turn you,and take �yourjourney and go to Buffalo to �Canada- in ebormous quan-, I I L , 1. . � I
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eeps a from the bawtborn sliade. � ' ' be planted in the fall with decided be the mount of the Amoritv a. and unto all the titi6a ,every . � night. Butter,' s� I after Which be left. by the �side door, I . I _. 1� I I I I I
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c well aiid a little farmyard, no � ! from which there,ig'a walk which passesby ' * I . . . .. - � . .
I A iree -is not like a stake stuck in. places, nigh thereunto, in'the, plain; ill the liquors, an d . silks come jug as . A,atest'trout Ireland. ,.: : I
i2dthe ick of abusyhttls, will, I the . i--. the b'oilei-houg6. In the lattet,whichis . �, .- . . *
I A d a little old wan arid his jittle old wife ground, to remain undbab'g-ed. The tree, bifls�atlrl in the ,vale, and by the seaside. steadily from that side' to thiw market. Herring fashiDg, witil caticeB, has begui I i . I .. _'. � I I
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. \�eep thislittle faxinhouse-on the hilli, . tboulgh at rest, is still aliv :' Its buds and And when,we departed from Horeb we w1ani Thes6 are the staples of' the smulIggling ' I ding, is the in the :Lower Shannon. Itis 'Principally I I 1. I I
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There are two little piers 11 to the neat little gate, bark k66p up a certain activity. It is well through all that great and terrible wilder- business bbra. Between Vermont 'and7 main belt bY-whiob the -mill is operated. wed On the Kerry shore, I I .
j I A�dalittle gravel path to the door; . . kn,bwn that if apparently dormant outtitigB i2ePS, .which ye ahw;-And we came, to Canada, there is ,Probably - indre'�- fraud with It ,runs horizontally on the north -side, f011O . _ , I I .
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I . Tb ' littl Dutch clock'jn the. clueer- little ' I � A ' * � r I espect fri liquOr'than aEy'6iber Article. within .six Uches'of the'brick wall of . a The Irish Arrears Act is to be so amended . � �
� lie c B a I of the grape or, currant :be , set out , in the Ka,desh-Barxiea. , nd -I ,said, *,ulato youi � - . .
all . � I . I - wealthy boiler, and,orl the soutb,about thessine that, the grant to�emigrarltaiacertairi cases I -
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11 A itt (JU fall they willjorm a Callugatthe I Ye are corne this day unto the mountain of There L tire tasbionable clbbs,,�' 11
! ere are Is : ar3 of olothlon the floor, I I din.n.6 train the� side�of a bri6k floor, the ban be raised to LS per head. . . . I , � . � i ,
rh rid si tow little pietures and four',little ' end, and the currant, -espacWly, will even Amorites. , Q� ye up and possess ye the citizens and scores 'of dealers -who' obtalin I . I - . . I
IL r I ! . out land, ' AS 'Saad (unto tbee the God of' regular supplies 11 a o' a , I � "
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. - \go -b irs I I . � produce Ots ; * all this tak6'e place with I f, M ntreal brandies, belt running through a groove made in th � ,: fib British Medical Association have .. . I 1. � . 1. .�
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P And a xo;� of little shells on the sill, L a t1i below tbe,floor level. - Zhe last seen
With an ancient little table and'a braz6u little the presence of, a loaf or any apparent . life ) - (N65v ithstan ding) ye would wines and whiekeys free of duty by, �meaus resolved to, 'meet at Belfast next'year, .
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. grate, . I I i - . iii the .cutting. When a tree is V1 � Rated in (not)L go' lip_.'��,Ar)d ye murmured and of the- professional smugglers. In rot - urn,� 1 61, the 'man alive WadL when lie left the tuide'r the presidency . of,,Dr.'Cumming, bf - . I �
I , I Said Beci -� -(G - . I I ' ,main room, of the factory. He doubtless I I - I - .. I I . . . �
In this lit I le:fe,rm . house on the hill. , , tile waim soililrautum'u, its roots-begin,to I aLse , ad) .Uted us . . the Canadians are furnished with stylish � -boiler 1 112 an- , thatt6wn. � . I . . �
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. - I . I 1. I . I I . I heal where they have been " u to cause � 'us : to pari � sh. . Arid God wag or " flash " llery and many other weut into' tb6 -house with,,the i' t" . 'A panic has beeii cau . Bea in 7 several dis. , .1 I . . I . 11
Thentbeco elylitt :wife, with bey ruddy little . wo, uded, and , L, jb*0 . I .1 I
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. L , - help fix the roots Ang,r,,ya [s,nd sw�rel,'6ay'ing, As*I live,.surely � articles, afor,the a a of wbich tile -of Sleeping there�' and ze . triets in' the 'neighborhood Lot (jarrick-ona , I �
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. face, .� �' , . new fibres pugh'but and . In nufaciur v , ; I I �
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is as merry a little flitting bee; , in the soil. A Certain work,of preparation a - people that'aaw my wonderB and YaukeoslitiV6 superior. facilities. NaxtAo I Shannon'by. the a I I . I I
And her pjpingliatle Voice, just a �'leetle ". out of ' . � ' , Speeding with great velooity,And fell, upon 11 � _Appearance of 'the potat
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tune, * \, . . I , . ii, being ,drawn ,by it agaii�st a pulley� I � I I . . . I I -
h of pleasant melodi . , the spring, if planted at that at . y have not hearker I I I After. over forty years .of faithful Service . , I
I Makes a little g1js a time, is -, - n . . . the led unto affoiding -opportunity for ew�diug the, , held fast. � Hid head w�a .
I Then she wears aSlittle cap, wit,b a little purple much better'done in autumn, and when the my YO100, they shall not'see, tha�,good land 'customs regulations. TbeArafficcariiedon. where he' was � . 1, � . 'avitt,�owiog tO',advancad age, , . I .
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1. , \ ' I I I growing season begiiiB, the tree is prepared � � � ' iciiiity of Datro is fully I as, drawn against a, biiek s � er, Dr. James C . �, I I . . I
flower which I sware4o.kive unto their fathers, in the v it - I iding of the -boil . - , . I �
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. And her little eye� are brighter tha therill forit. 'Wet soileare not favorable for ev . .. and wben found,wa's -nearly severed from hao resigned, the 'post of me ical officer to I , . -
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That circles aiwple�. eddies by the little wooden, . I I J a . I
� P�.Your children, and Caleb the- 'Sou of diversified asirl, either of the other Sections. . the Waterford police,,force,, : �
, bridge, ',, I I . � . autumn planting, Dor.,indeed for any btlier. . � nbeh and Joshua. the,son of Nun," - * � T ', � ,, I I .. the hody,,tho edge of the belt having Sawed , I � .,, . . : I .. -
I I , \_ ' .1 . . I A, RIP ACRO13B NUGARA RIVER . . I ripen .it for nearly four' hours. His 'legs At- the Linen Hall Military Barrq�dks . - I I . � � �
� �, Near Wis little farrabouse on the hill'. Ifthe earth- will �.b,e smturaud with water which standeth before thee, tbey'sball'go � a �' row boat takes ab . out balf an hour. A were Dublin, � Corporal Bruest. Hope was shot ' . I
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. I ... . \ � -�,�'� in � 'win . ter,i� I itis,n6place, for,4h� rootsof in thither, I and unto them will I give it. In . I I drawn in the, groove below the floor' . I I I
I And The nimbi() little rc�n, with his little sbiny I couple of man familiar,with the landing-' level', and at the knee of the right and be.' dead' while asleep by -a fellow comrade, ' I .. I I
I 1; , head, I . I. . � I trees. Heel-iii.1be trees, smlbyl�yirlg But as for you, turn. you and 'take Your . I I
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,Trots about his littl'e'f�'�io all the'ds y� rains a journey intot places cau. make four of f runs between. tween the knee, and, the thigh of the left' , Thomas. Wilson, a private in ih� . ;
. , pie�ar !the land .for Setting them � he wilderness by the way -of I I . . ' . ..
Wjtb.bis iittie,knotty stick and his little collie I 1. Bla6k Reek and Fort Erie.eakiy in the � the belt bad eaten its way to the, depth of East K6nt Regiment-. - . . .'- � I I . I . ,
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�. dog, � . I . .1 I V� I . � - , I I next ,Spring. In PlautiDg trees, at this Sea— 'the Red Sea, -until, all the;generation of the - course of a tifght. A yawl: or - clinlier wilf throe or four inebed, showing that th man', I � . I .t � I . I I : I
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As merry as a sky lark-aud,ag gay. - .soni'theyehould have tb6preparation we men 'pf. rebellion shall be wastedduffrom saxry five And F3 � ix hundred poVndj ' 0 ,� I Presbyteiians in Treland deeply. regret I � -, ,
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- have adviBed,for spring, i.e., to Smoothly , . I - . - s 6,f bdttbr,, : must, have Suffered terribly 'befoi6 aealtfi. lh6.death of Rev., Robert Knox, one of the ; � : .
Then he smokes bis little pipe, on the little ,gar among tbe host. , [And they aliddej'An -c - � I . �
den seat, . I nd as iherd is a duty -of four cents a Pound ' . I I I -
� X I cut .all broken roots, and to'dimini6h the Kadesh-Barries, Until the. man of".robellion 4 , . . I ' came to, his re ief. No one.ivent into ill4'' 1pad'ars"bf the PanTresbyierian :Council. . � I . I .
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- Till the twilight sharlows flieyer quietavd still - � I , I I on this article; in addition to,the entry fee, I boiler -house, at the. Shutting d i ' I tb ' ' " . . . �
. And he reads a little niews to ne- bird to One-half; rdbreover a were Wasted out by death from among the Own 0 9 He was born in Tyrone, � Ireland, in 1817. ' , . I.,
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, wife, , 1p is, pensive liutl�' tops 0 i � ' it is readily.seen that '. .ages -be.�,.s'�eed-a;t--b�id�iiii,hti.-nor-until--'Mi.-A-�-P6,rk6r;- �Rd, __ a ' I -G1 . W C611V - - - 1. . . I - . .:
. �, r , Sharp mound of skrth' ads.- hggk-_��- _to�pa'6si_'bver_'this-day- I high -w _�may. � , ' As ' a dcAtbd7KC Co,W gE,'� and --L--. I . L
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� -!of _iia_rn6_d_._Tiiarbis'little or no danger of., -did this moinWij -to oil the sha for�ws 'time acted as Presbyterian miS.' ' �
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In this littla farmhause-on.ibehill. - . . I thelbase eachiroe, a foot. - the children ,of Esau, I Ome . � I
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?:� �, . teen inches high, both to steady it against which .'dwell in Seir. , � thou . . . . .. . Sion ky � an . a �th i , _ �: I .
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, Sa've Vour Mel . hea;vy windsi and to keep off,ifie inice.- The 'not distress � them nor meddle shall urlgnard.d. The few offi6ers,employed in ,body was,t and the Police becable' pastor in C61eraine,.Arld afterlt__� I 1. I
_ . 1 - . I $ with this district ar4 iqhlefly�ejigagadiu'tbe day- ;notified,, and after the . � I . wed brief Stay there was called to Belfast. Re - .1 I ,. il .
' - them in war; for I will lai I . . remains aere vie �
When one meats with an, especially fi Stone fruits, pbacbes, cba�jjes, 6tc., are I at givEito-youlof ' .. ' I . .
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melon upon the table,- hd is de lie . regarded as'leas suited to fall pla�fit6g than , their'la;nd any po I a . sessioU, b :tilhe, on the trains and passenger boats. by MedioaI'Examlnal� Howe ..they were� abet of yeai:B..o�cupied ��'Pmmi. I .' .. � .
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. Securing the seeds.. Indeed, the grily:way: apples, pears, etc.;. but in the'peach Ais. given it unto the 'zbildrerl of Emu; for a The 'Proportion of smuggling in 'these delivered, at , Mayor Breen's .-undertaking Rout place in the, Irish �4eiieral -Assembly. I � 4 . *1 1, L
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I � regula:r channels of trade is very small. It the man having- no r � elatives here. . � 'L 11 I , . . I . 1. . ..
of melon can be kept up. iridis of Delaware and Maryland, extensive possession. The Horim from of Old dwelt . . a' . . 11 I . . . � I
in which a strain � OtL I I is unquestionable that where one -dollar's, VeV'd in his pogsessioir '520.30, a lb�ded . . I . . ', L: . i I � I 1. I I ,. I
to its Standard or improved, is to Sale .,Plantings, are made i therein,- and the children of Esau succeeded . � 11 i I .
The pra;nt. �_L . . a,' ' " IPainless and r 16 . � �.. I 1. -1 ., . .11
. � , worth of goods -is- brought. Over Burro revolver, seven barrels, -and. a jack,knif 11 .. ,, _" _P! _1 11 -.1 , . . � I
, seeds from the beat specimens. In'. ' ' ' ing,of. deciduous' ornamental- trees is klb� them, and dwelt in their. stead. And we I . I . 1-1 I - I . . -I - 1, - 1. I I
. raising . �. - -1 I -are in the passosai6rr of thb mbdic�l ,�, I
I 11:1 _,.. 1 turnad ti.�iously by, train or� Steamer a thousand which PiTvax-'8--PA-IN1,X-8S CORN EXTRACTOR, -the � : .
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� 1. �.7 or�__the jj�&_r - . I .- .. '���ifcLffi6-d,b)iditi6iisas"that'of fruit and PaSsect,the wilderness of Moab. � . I I
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marlort seed, ,_P�&IRI;tli, , � - ''. . I gxeatiewed� 1by coims, As absolutely safe d " ,,� I
f � d r's.worth is broug cross the �river s . � . � � 1 :
. I trees -i �4nd the same' may Ub -'said 61 cut. And God said Unto me, ye shall pass over - olia, . 'lit a' examiner-laivrence,(M.a s.)�Ameriean. - - palnl,oss,� does its. work prombtly,, without, i an .
I I -allowthefruit to get much riper than. is � this day thb, coast of' Moab'.' � Ye shall at ,mamall boats under cover of darkness.- -' ' . ' - . . . , � � L I UL the I - I .
desirable for eating ; this- gives ..a, greater rants And- other fru.it-beariDg shrubs. � - I n � I � I ,. . I . least interfering with the comfort of lid,tients, 1 1 1
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. � . . . � - � I . . I distress, them, nor m6ddle With tbem� in ' - � NOT -LESS THAN FirTY NIGIIT WATcHAE N I , jmAT !, C,RAZE. I and i's absol utely alou e as a safe, painless remedy - I " I I I
Yield of plqmp.seeds,,whioh -ru n� ,, m Ile, u 1, . I . , I � . I
are more per- - . I I I � I . � ...- I. -11. I 11 . 111. : for- corns� Do not be imposed, upon by"danger- I I
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- feet than if the fruit Wars taken in, its: best , . . Oil'" ilt"ral Jottings? . ' 'war,for rwin-notgive YOUOf theirlaud .Would be �required to repress Smuggling. I .. ouscounterfeiti.- Use6nlyPbtnarn!s Corn U , " � ...
I 1. A. Michigan fruit -grower usoB.a, djluied�� z.'auy Oassessibu bsicause I have given unto., 6WISbou Oi , _,� Orldre i:uxurvr Irizintis Better of it- .-- .1 I I I . .. 1;
condition for eatillgo -112; the operations of . I alongthe frontier line froiii L . . I tractor. Beware of .base' �-substituted�bolxd ____._ ------- ___
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I , I . I _ - . I I Capt. fthodi,sl Nonsense. . , �ery-where-bvdruggists and dealers in m9d, I . . I I
the kitchen, the.contents of the melons at solution of ammonjw to� drive awiy the the obiJdren of Lot the city for a possession. Niagara, Falls southward to BuffW� 'Ham- I I . � .
a. codliD� m6th'. 'He aPplies'it with a. syringe.' The: giantg dwelt therein �f . I . I . . I allies. � �.Taho only Putnam's Paiuj(�ss. Extractorl I � , � . :, � I
. . . . Sure to be thrown away, and whoever we ould early in Wa�km� pvenin s. injune. I I . . the Moabitos, called the rom of6lA and, burg E , tiurlDii,tlkirk. Residents of Fort Brie , Julius. BehIftig, of., Bradford, who was N. C. Poison & Co., proprietors Kingstop. 1. . , �. I 1. 1 I . I . I I L I I
L I 9 � - m, Arnim, but God allege that a dozen or.% score of barrels of announced to jump from Kibzua viaduct-, - , _�� I I I . ... . . I
. . gave seeds from them must . attend to the, , , I . I 11 I . . . . I I
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opening of the fruit -himself. Place the An ,eastern paper. suggests that spo2y- . in, and they dwelt in their. :.keiOsbue are frequently seen.1ying - in the writes big mother, who lives in Buffalo, - I �
. . I stead. And: we . turned and passed wo . ods.southofthe Old Fort. Thep6pular that he is not such aj fool, a, - By the falling,of a, scaffold � at the,King , . . I .
I contents of the melons in a bowl or other-, tarleous fires are often I produced -by the I , rid -will not I I I
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, convenient vessel' cover, , them with action of1be'surl on the 'wax contained in. the brook Zere'd . And dad, 'said . method of getting this product: acrosa the make the attem�t. Mrs.� .13ehling aaa . . . I . I .
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water, an d allow ,them 'to stand ,the,ne9tsof,waspsand bar ets. unto me (89yi0g)i Rise ye up . and pa'88, river is to plk;ce the barrels in th6- water', .Julius' Sister Said. they, were anxious I . . . � - r . , , . I . I I
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for a few days to ferment. . -They- thafnumercUB'barn§ and haystacks are'sk, over ,the river Amon. This day will 1 and. have a batch of them -fasienedtogether about it..until they rec6ived�li,jab,..�ttei-' . . i I I � � I
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�, Should be looked to and Stirred- a � I _ begin ,to deliver � to thy' face Sihon the by'means of wires or rop6s;.wheu'they are Miss BPlll;Dg iS,,Yeiy. prefty,_4fid'i'.10"'.�� i,rge, ., The Berlin North Geiiwyn Oazette �89,yg , . . . I . I .,:
I very day, � . 1. � . I Amorite, King of Heshbon, .and his land. tak . . . . .. I I nobody outside Fran as . believes the - assur- 1. . I . I
I . and when it is found' that the I Ejej-6a&' ibai De�aier§ in-wool-siate that 6henumber of . I en -in tow by a boatman and hauled to: blue eyes sparkled with- dalli; � she . . . 1. . . .
. froria their Attachments. to the :bottona of ,Bhaep..�.that Are'*ash d, before: shear 1. I 7�Aad we want forth aga,inst Sibon.to Jahaz, the Canadian shore.' The Sagacity dis. said sfie w""66 glad ber-brot lari� ances . of the French press ,that France. ',. � I . . I
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� .. 'ng"; �:�� sniote hini iill.'w6ileft him none to' . Played, in ibis .plan.- commands lit' dt � 'ridertakilig. . . I .! , � a wiLys dee �.� I
. the vessel, the refuse: is to be removed, the divainiB'heg� every year. ,- The practice 'is . . . � I � self at 'done . be,foolhardyu . " , . 1, I � 1. � . . I ,,, �
' V . .reniain,] A:h4wetoo'k 41`1, Hkid6xra prepif amons: are - contemplated -here. , A - , - .. I I
I � be -1 his cities from once. The tow line may be ten 'or fifteen �, Capt. Rodba, according to 'the, I I . . � . I I .
.. seeds washed, and spread b garded as cruel by Most she rds, and'.Gilead and unto the. brook Jabbok', God "Irods in-lengill, and should, the.amudolior be CburC2nijs.%!fo6l.ifb Swims-theNiagara meeting between Bismarck 0id tbe AuStiom -1., �,'- . I I . .1 I .1 I
I � ,boards or,-a-el'otb. The seeds ofWater- As unsatisfactory to both sellers- . aiidb 6 � rs .. . ere all -unto u, I . . I I I I - .- I � a ' I �, � I . . ,. 11 �, .
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I ' - ",less likely than those of of'wool.' ' ,,)-� I I 11 I . Cy ,. _our'God deliv d a. - Then �we apprehended * de:en roittv he had .only to whirlpool rapids, and afraud'if he doesn't.' n Minister. of 'Foreign Affairs Js
. . . . . I . . tui � ned'�nd want up the . . way,of the brook i h6proof of his guilt. . � . 4 1 lid according'to some Buffal.oniang w.ho 'g"rla ,,, it 6nly,to. demonstrate tha : I � I � , - �, I
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melons to( be perfect at the time the fruit ' The value of the . � poultry eon I sumed .in. I . let go- of, it,.aml i .. _Hni pr.b.b � � I : ,
' . . � .. � have: the horior of his acq' aintance,_,helsa now rumors are unfounded. , I .
. is in.6atiDg condition ; hence �seed- grow. ers .' � J&bbok. And God said unto. me, SL�YiRg)__ 'T, � �,ANi,; 's DOWN STREAM. . ,. the warlike I I ': � . .. ..
. -State all- - -estimated at I 1. �, :, � I I U � . 1, .. .
__ - allow' waternislons- -to--get- dda'dritpa� - , -the-.11nited. B annu -N. is I Ye re to 'paggthio day the coast of the 7 � ., � I . 11� . . 1- good deal of both; whtitever: he does. . �� - - __ I j I � I I I I . I I. �
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., - or 5300,000,000, or �6 to Sao h-ibillabitant. The, d1l of the children of Ammon. Ye- Shall - Bqsi a#,', the Park6ls 'are gelf-stietadning in, �: .- . , . i . . I I .1. . . . � . .1 I I_ . I I I .: , : . .1 ., I . I—,
rotten ripe, before they ,separate the seeds., I. d , " . . . . . I . I
. I . . value of the -eggs consumed- is Set* at 5240,., . a . -nor meddl the 'rrye'r', � .whereas , they would. prove -very 1, .� . .1 -1. . . I - - I I-. THE: .C.UELPlor �, . I I . I 1.
OftheseedB separated -when the fruit4s; 060,000,.or �540.coo,000 for-Poultryand not distre'stbam, s With thp.rn in I Cumbersome in the small boats which are - I The. inquest on' the � twolve bodies of . . ., I . . . . .1 . 1. " �
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L-.(�aten,�a,-sh4�r�-will-grO-W-,--Surk -BA-0-IL --egga�-togethor - . � war, because: I Have given unto the children � � nd at an unde'ta We' in I I � I . . ..
� , ,_Or_ab6u.t_510p6r_yea,r_-to each, of Lot the land at the obildre equired in the smuggling business. 'The children. fou r h . I I .
I umber,of eggs consuined' � �Bermondsey. E bodiew m � .
should lie collected, washed- and dried. In. inha itant.: Then' n of AmIndir r . � I ihows � that the F�Ke_ -0-peTa . - lott' :Co an , Trust I.. . . 11 ,�
b . for 9, Possession. . The.. giant dwelt therein duty on k6roserje al�t Canadian port8-id,,71, . . . I �e 1P yil. 11 I q - � 4 11 I
sowing watermelon seeds of any.1ind, it is is � estimated to be 9,060 000,000, or i80 cents Pei -gallon, or'ov,e-r 53' P_ di " j it d I Y --- _b_d_ -_ ' - ___f__ __' - I - I � - 1. . I
� 1. I . I from �.of old,,aricIP'tbe. Ammonites called , er barrel. The : epogi o , wit the Un ertaker or 4urja . I I I I . . - . . ,. . I ,. � . . i . .
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I well to recollect that a large niajori y are a to - each man who.takes the tow of, a dozen 'barrels :by the p&reints of the children. Although , � . - - . .
I . ,worthless; Anil to be liberal ,acc6faingly. a 111g.", , I I I . .ich would them Azamzummim, but, God destroyed ,; , i Am hour a the cast of ,interm8ut had bedu Paid,, the - , ., .100,000 Shares.-. . - ., .. ... I � -
With clacumbers, allow a1ew oftheo , a�)iagt day;: I one egg to each person , every. Other them before theru�� and they dwelt in their across the ,river has earned it erialser neglected to buiy the bodies. , . � [ , I I , ,� I . 1. 1. I I.. �. . . . . I. . .
' I " ' 11 . I .. � I I ,. � I . ' alary for whioh:,marly So physician, 39,wyer rurld . � . I I I . . � . . 1. .
I. . and beat shaped to ripe'n� on tbe:vin , 6s for . . I I . stead; "�London.Times. � - ,., .1 ; a . , � I - 0 r - . , . 1". . �
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seed. . All others, it not, wanted for ,UB'e, The Mexican Government hasl:made % '. , : � . - � � .. , I . .1 I , � " . I - '. . 11, ��
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. . I I I I , , almost. j)arfect immunity from detection, is new Canada Methodist Church will.'be laid: 14-T ��
:. should. be . removed'.. and- not, allowed to' contract with a gentleman to plant 21000,000 1. I I .1 THE Biller- INVFIBT�ill '� OrPBRED TO TIM , .. -
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exhaust the vines uselessly...: When - , I alley -of Mexico within. four . I . . DQ- � ' , it any wonder that- smuggling flourishes aB at the'G- io'vo, in London Townsbip� ------ �,._,._ I _._�___._� _ 11 I . I .
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thoroughly ripe, t umbers�aud . years, 500,000 , 6, ,year., The contractor Gra jxj . iDiscripli6n ot%vIjat I our bundred British immigrants ar f , , , , , , t t I � . . I I 11
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I 19 agrees to put in annually 80,000 sob, 35j000 '. . � . . . .. . sydtbmatized ? - 'The force'61! officers on the rived at M6ntieal yesterday en rout 1.�ar , "" . . . � .. � . I . I
. out them langthw - "11ce a? Ow the.sell'sation Jlveels- .' , American Side' was - greatly diminisbed onto, . � - . , .Y. Cv.IR-UtCV"V. . , - .. I I
ise, scrape out the bon- ' 12,00OP6 laks, ,60,000, 6ucalyptua, d " , '' L ' rip, and.,tha' NorthwoBt, , e 0 , I .1 � .1 � , 4 . ., . , I I � I
i - tents into a Vessel,. and,allow them 'to. wl , . P I I ' Adiiiinistration. * ru�hipg :,:� - - ,., I r.-.. Guelph, Out., 13suada '' , .. � �� - 1 4 . I ..
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60l0lowe , A�'cloud Mae under- the Hayea Only slave . " L
. , q0a cias, and other varieties, in Plan.' � , ,, I k as the' raverila'-wi g� ap . . . . n hun'dredin the.i3ast t roe d -Ys. I . - . I � � . . .., , .
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ferment until, the Seeds.' ai6� fre'ed from aj 16, 100,000�, and' to, , � � �1� �. . �. " 'a . I . .. - I � I . .1 . 1, " I , I . � , ;
� , , , Ion .of � from 50,000 1peared iu-Ahe� west.. Suddenly it split, and, enOU& were left to attend. to the trains, I .. - 11 L I I 11 I . I
I mucilagewbi6h surroundIi themj�, and can , ' gi. I I . 'L �-, . I I .. . � .A
I � 'be.wasbed and dried. 1, � .. I . reoeive iir:.bia - burs6riee � three - ' adu&t6B .. between the two black - trains exparilidd tlre,aieairlers and the_iut�erilati6nil bridges., � . .. .., . �. �: . . ',:., I I �, � .. /11- " - I I I L I . � � ' '' � L " "I I I . �
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. I I � :, � . . � icul - ,school., Heis I � I night, watcUmbu Wore removea,.the il,V 1. 1. i I :! I . . . i
. I � , annually of ,the agr tural , , th oat , . L * . I I , , , � . . .1 . . . , . I �� �: - �. " I : I
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11 toh�ive,OQOOO Ork : - 1, . � , Th color was green-grayr"yellow,- and it idea� being that the I -goods. ; ,:�� , � �:, , , : I I I :.
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at atrav� is generally not The �6�verage*ejghi and' nurhber'of eggs The :carpenters had gathered to I gether with expense' involved. . The authorities . ovi- _ , , , . : : , . : � I . � ".. I I . . ��. . ,.. I I I . . . "I I
ing potatoes. 0 . 1. . I given. , - , ' - 1. , 1. . .. I .. � 1.
. threshed out clean criougbi &-n d- in anything the patch. , � ',' . 11 � .: - -dently did,not realize thafthe existerice.01f *. I I., i., . 1. .1. - . . I � I . . . . I L I . . I .1
I I I I -laid'by fowls of diflerent briebbis" are � .s This must b orce, of night deteo . ". - I , I *WW -
. � by�� poultry journal, AS follows; tight udon I ; ft_�_, � I . . '.. I. I
like a Wet season such a grow 8 . of them &I eed res � L I I I
. t4 Of oat 4111 Br4hmas'wrid Partrid a ahailstorm," one . ... WHO Is UNACQUAIMTED WITH THE CEOCRAPHY,00 THIS COUNTRY. WILL , _. , : , - .
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come up, that with the straw. and toots the ligund, lay 130 pe said ; I I now we will soon hear of disasters !' of persone.from engaging: in the business . . L
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. this growth will L make, will pravent the , . ween the Bmugg 1139-1 1 . . - . . . .. - - � 1 �. I - 1� , I I L' I I . � . . . .1 �. I .
. , white and baff Caching, 8 to the pound lay Suddenly the cleft widened''bet . I I . . 7 . - 11 . . I I I . 11 I .1 . I
potato bhoots 'from forcing -their way. 115 per annum; Plymouth Rocks, 8 t'.1 the two black cloud wings, a -ad the upper one . wo=.x gwmcilnus. . � . V!rz I P_A19=Lr - - - . . . . I - I
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through, and . a general rot and lose of Beed I cam6with'a torrlbl4- Speed; fluriying back .'The - Canadi . an 6fficialB :now. e.mploy. a . � 11 � - . � I
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- no. I., Lot us .walk. in," I Said.. lady detective for the port of Fort Brie. I . .0-k 311, ..,_ r III no . . I . . . I . ,. I
the pound, lay 140 pet, aunum ; L&Folchb, � I I I . - � ! � - , I � 1�', I I . � . .
pound, lay 150 per annum ; Houdgma, 7 to I eM t"ide.
is the consequence. I have seen 'two or towards � ,..a :. .. I . �7�11 � *�7 � A-1 ,tr! I . . .
three large patches of potatoes this: Season, 7 to the pound I U0 � . urn.; Grove. " It Seems as if we, too,.'shall get & taet6 of- Her-pxin-cipaLcluties are to.se9,roh_1*omen_ ' .. 1, - X � _; _,�_ 1 7:7� . _ � .- 11.1.
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. .__c iered-with-oAt�straw-�that-will-produde-a- �Caarlr - - ti - - -*'-' our pairlor, looked . who -are Suspected of�bAving valuablag'con- I I . , - I . � I . I I � I .1
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I , S t-0-lb-0-pound� ay�40 yer annum,-,: I " L_ " I O,&tf -- . .1 . I L I 1. .
I Much finer cro , oats.tharrof Potatoes, bla* Spanish-, 7 to the pound, lay'150 per q -i Iscakeely looked the aealed in theirl*thing. She hagtrdien �: 8 6 I . � I I
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- � annum:; Ughorns, 8 to the 666nd, lay.160 I . t f . and t mug. , - 1. I . I I
In fact the. potatoes' are a total failure be roaring 6 the . goods from Sever 1, 6,ndtNkf0im of a 'Ne0t , , , . . I
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short a tithe, afid .is generally cleaner of , lay 150fei annum ; Dominiqdes, 9, to the ' "ounderl'by ambite:cloud,And,the wind a . nd' , one of. the .customs . officers paid' 080 not � Q'd. C .. 191. 1. . . . . I - I L I . I
seeds, and being evener tibb potatoes will pound, .Y 10 por surium - Game, 9 w ... , bad the 'house, which grodned and long since.- -,an,. a quantity of silverware � 6, '( I I I . I. �
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I manage to force their .way through. my, ,pound, lay 113 10 per ann urn; Bhnt�nds,,16 to, Shivered. -'I 6 was not ra,in L; it wa§'fUjjOnS which was a wedding' present to biB'bride � T.- 11". I— ! �� , , I ;. , I � L . 11 I . I ,
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.1 blo it js better to wait until the potatoes . . � 11 . I --.*.- � ., � . I I , , I . which- - --d'd L I . . . from . . smuggled from. Buffalo, and the fact having I �� I I �. : I � , I I 11 1. .- . I � .1 .1
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Beaut . les . Up Pete for irrizem .raeh pressect against, it' with all ��ibeir� � � __ I ��� . .1 _�
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To those wh find then2selves, � for 0�e � three weeks, , Than She wa§ -overhauled by and.,drQppbd!'down -again. Twicewe had_� :achaiU ofe-id-'''i 1__1(fUM_,_beFOf ., .. I , , I �f - !, , -
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hands, the mos b iviiporiaut ', qiiesf�o�, 18� tresi3e,B;MisEiGilebrigto,iidMi�s-Dr�w,,I�ing house, men-, fu r6iture were hurl ad through people. AlIthese oases were settle&, fim. ,�� 1; '. . , ;, I I �. � I , � I .. �
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I how to dispose of it? it a commission welitip"'NiVile MtB� maildick and Miss Daisy the air 100Jeet , away.� �I do not rembraber, ,ever, by. the payme'rit of .Money -t ' 6 the wv.ga . ., . . . , I . I I I .. XI -1. �,..� 1 4
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dealer in a city market . has � not been ing till I ioubli'MYS61f On the ground mulct6d in the sum of �500� tlie,al' ti ' . A . I � �. � L , I
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once. It is not llifficulp,, to Agutain tb rear. At the fifth week Lady,Dudley and �aoihild in each arm' , lyi � character. It - � , "' 1� 11 ; I . : . . . . ....... �;----,7
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. Lady 'Lo'nodale forged ahead� and children were scattered 'around Among .01 Lt . mixed , I I . _!-, . I I . I I . _ .-
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will come along,, r ripen. . ... IT __. .- - - - _ 7tlie� �. . ki A ' � -ROCK -180- - I . .. 1.
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� O.1l.r.d by Connie Gilchrist with 1�8 also, nob notorious smugglers &to liberal .Pentribu� , 0 C C019 . :
ing, offering better terms' than' ,any 0 1 us I Ody colild,tell, -AA&ble and A' Staircase I � I 1. I ; '. � I � . L :
Miss Clement Scott !)raw lying a loose came flying through the air -, some men met tors to the campaign funds' of the Can- - Being the Creat Central Llneo affjords to travelers, by reason- of its unriv.'tlod goo- � -, I , . �11
else ; usually these have no regular place of 6ervative party, which now hae.dor'nin de . kraphical position, toe" . I . the East, Northeast.and ' I , ,.
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business, but 'sell on the dock, or 16A the I . I . . : South4ast,,and the West, Northwest and Southwest. , . . �,, . � I � I .
I depot, if they get S, consignment. Inmany 'Sams order, until tbree weeks ago, wben� L not hill my wife'and children,; bits of wall and appoints the 'Customs officers in , , .1 I I . I I � � I � I � . I
. Lady Dudley and Tia,dy, Lonadale dropped � and'' : roof whirled round us.; here Itbatcountry. Tbisclasgenjoyadedi600'f � It Is litelrall9'an'd strictly true, that Its connections, are qlI of the principal.11ries, � I I . .
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localities drying or evaporating and canning . � I imniunity�wbich would be , �vonderful, bull Df road between the Atlantic and the Pacific. ' . . ,. L . I I � . .. 1. .- . I .
. factories have been established ; it wil ant by -request, it is Supping d nd Mi� it was I impossible . to remain. We I By its main I�ne and 'branc.1108:1t roachoo; Chicago, jolist, -,Peoria, 'Ottawa, , . . . . . I 11 . I
. , I be for the knowledge of tbeiri pol v I Inols; Daveiipdrt� MiAscathle. �. . I . I .
well toaseektain it the fruit miiy not be Drew took,up the running,, Th.,.=.ber"o, 'crept and crawled, , slid -ran, for - Wrial reW LaSalle, Conesaov M611ne, and Rook Islapq,v n t1i, I � I . I .
being at last ac6outits: Drew, 181,;- Gil: our' lives 'down to the ,forest. As we 6.bj Washington, Kookuk, Knoxville, Oskaloosa; F - - - d Mes. Moines, West LlbertY6 . . . I L
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contracted forat these on NY6rable terms f tbe leaders are' rl"��-Zuthrie Center and �CoUnCjj, BlUfforl "I'' '' - I , -, �:!- --.1-1 .... ,�'.11111�1.111'1.
I I I , chrisil i74 -, Kate 'Vaughan, 154; Dsiiey 1ound-each other there, we were only Six; ectarises a few a , fined w City' Atlantic, Avoca Auduboni Hru � - ' ' I .1 1. -
and thus avold' much �of� the. labor and' , , I , I neae city, in Missouri, and Leaven! . . . :
I . I .1 Venile, 131; � rs.: M ' and 9, decided Stir is niaae insearching the !o lawa ;I Qallatln,.�,T�enta`n, cameron a�d K4 1. .. . . .
� uncertainty of tnarkatirig. ft'�tbb crop is - M I addick, 187; M r F3.' a friend of ours, afarmeri bad, ong'of the. jn6jgnifi6,,t pilt6roks, . sas, and the"'11h.undreds of cItl05v 'villageii and towns,' I I I . ,.
to be marketed, of course the kind Of,pao-k. Langtry, 12,8. . -, - . .. I . ''. a . mall - girls in his arm a, my wife another, - . ,Who infest the trains worth and Atchison in Kan I . I I . . I ... . I
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11 ages has been decided'UPOU and procured. I .. � .. .. I I . ana one of my sons cl to"me. -But andferiy boats, but no att6mPt i6evei 'r � I j . ' I I . . i . I . . . , , I . . I . . I . .1 I 1
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. See that they 'are properly marked.'Thd I ers.ru' the surreptitious.. traffic in ,kerosene, is n � � A , --- ,_ - - - _ �-
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It these ai�e. to be returned who i emptied, .. A Lima, despatch saya,'wbile the I troops *)ibis were the rest of -U6 children? I " . -1. --CREAT, nOCK" I SL =,ROUTE.J - . . .
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novice -in peac growing ha8much troubl, :with'my third lit0o -girl-but the oldest known "' all moulandia"n ,As It Id f millarly ,called, ,'offers to, travolers'all the advantages and comforts, I .1 � : '.1 ,:. I
' .1 0 from lquirim to Sagin they refused'io, ' - . . I a a 'tidUlar I I ri Depots At all connecting �olnt 11 . . ,*' , r i
, I with his pickers. , He cannot ' afford .. ,. pro and youngest boy 7 - Killed, p6rhaps, or Wealthy, . I Incident to a smooth track, safe. bridges, Unioi 1.1 . I I t
� to pick himself, but 'mu�t -w%toh' the � ceed,'and, killed Rivers,, two a ains, and lying mutilated 6rnong., the itins, and it ,in. ,.Id.mp6r(o,"�1.30r.uti,oi0i.i.th,t,-Ai. evidf�u si a' Fa�t-Expres6,treiins,'Composeci,ofcbiMritoDio,uS4 WELL VEkTILATEQ,,WE1L1 I . . ,
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threasoldiers. Tba next dayet"EtPeir'livian .. 11 the Democirats use,the whol busi"Bs--Ra� ��14itA!r-ecii�-FiNiiL-Y--Ui�HoL§Tttttd--awd'-ELECA � N ' T , -DAY-CbrA-CMES-,--W-IM'6-af��ih-6 . . -
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- - y overtookthem and'hanged'14 of ricAne would have, Swept us fv�vav as soon. an, arguirient in favor of,, free trade, The .'MbSt WiA&MFICIENT HORTOM,RECLIMINQ CHAIR CARS- e,44W bul .
others. 'The great trouble is fr6iii over ., ible-to look for therd' Thehnr. . �� 11 L � *
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cri6te or basket, should it-bbeome 11 leaky.,) I i I � I . . as we had moved from the w0d.'Thei only L I p asnauch as,posaible,, ihat'are acknowledged lb�'pres6.and people to,be'the FINEST RUN UPON ANY , , I I . � I . i,
. . Where experienced pickerp are to'be had Teo,,., said the 'young - gentleman. thing to do,was to"preas the I , children'to us .. their'party.being rospongible lor the man-.. ROAbAN' THE,COAMTRYo and in which superibi'me'als are served to,treivelors at . I . I . I . I
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I they assort as they pick, but 'ev6n'in 'ill �, :"Charlie bas put a slur, 'a abliberate slur an 9 We could ement of the dustoialk - "' _ , . I . � the � , I , , � , , I I . I 11 . � 1.
. I dgive them go,muoh Shelter a * 069� ' ' , ' - I I ., ': I I I . !, I I low: rate of, SEVONTY-FIVE CENTS EACH. 1. 1. �, ,. - , . , , , ,� . , � I . . . �
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�, large orchards it is -now becoming the one. I I � I I � wi ur broader bacho., The, rain anif-the , A LETTER frOW.Sierr I THREE TAAINS each way between CH iCACO! avid ilhbi MISSOURI RIVER. I . . . .
.. a'Leune,dated July ; TWO TRAIAS, e&ch way,,betwean CHIcAcd and. MIUNtAPOLIG'and'ST. PAUL ' ' ',- . I—- I . I I
tom to assort afterwards., Mf,;tbe, fruit me to his, girl.", " HO%'B that a, Blur?"' hail lashed -us, the oak Sbrubs were blown I I I . � ,v . . I I
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properly ripe is picked, ,and, then. taken -to Y Why,ion'tit eqfiivalent-to aaying,"Ob, flat to the ground, and the* . limb� struck- - L I I " � I � I I . I , . . � . I I
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or four qualities, a% inaybe, debi Y our cutting tab out., 11�' I . . Bogton Globe. =�.� : �` ' ing. BkRZz6fial; bbu h ' mall piece - , ,. I � . #"o KP!1kak00, h 1 - '@�Ceotly been opened � � , . �, 1
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wrwrk is done in a''ahed f6rAfie pur ot_tbe X$aco_,boa___ I - , , ;1 400--_., '. 9 t One! a I A�Msw nn&DIrect'LInb'L Vln�qsneea RX r . I
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cideif_,Qi�t 0_4 - I I I I - Poota'wife x marked to bim, as they I I tights' all around him and shut u: -An GJ 40 k jluffi,At.4kAgAmf,9hjnemp I nterm ed late, pplAtv
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I horses, upon which to Spread the fruitp,:P,r ke ,otartda-.out-ti�e-6ther-nig�t-to�t I rough Pass6RS-irW�arried on Fast Express Trains. r
� �_ authorizing the, arrest cl 0, r R -R -n PAIRK- - ake,supper l&-oUt.0,---sWnldy a ree 11, 11 ARThi I � I . . . . . ,:
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placed i . I I I With the Browns, that ,she expected Mrs. AbOvO the Stanley pool and a. force - of i FOP more detalfed Information, see Maps and Folders, which may bo obtairke,0648. _: I ,
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Coal, Owl, 69?1 tllval 'g'ged, ip 4 , ' 120961i, br4nrih of wM-raised was,,dislib"god , - I I � ,. incti, 200 1. I I.- I ,;,.,., � . . . � . � .
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