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Whou Rigar and the infant Ishmael,
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Lastfall $hero ogme to Vietpris a one-
I A 311141116011 Voyage witiclit Was Never
* TOMWO woong.
'Twas Autunm when first,tb stood oil , the
In spite of the Unquestionable facte that,
the obolcoat Coffees in the world age %him.
wore Abandoned by Abrall%m sox, 0oweatio
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reasons. %VbAqb � ever . y I family won must
logged $ramp—glib,'61 tongue, Impudent in
demeanor, and 16 .. I He.
W in association
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Pre0lition; TOon Against the Plagull by' Jille'lird of notero, �,
� � . " Every time I look At the NOrill htill!,"
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bridge;
Alpo vesis on the pear-troo, ripe oorn on the .
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dandy imported into England, Asia .
the St
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4w#1 Gaxate, th*4 the -berry In loo ititeg- I
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pprove, y�
a obaeryes the London Zanest, slig:
Wandered into the, valley of Usocia, of
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hooped about on Ah crutch, aod sold songs
to whoever would buy. lie quite
wait
the Ontario Board of.Health,
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t a Olen .
I Islathe xvitical cop, oft makes me feelps4e.
---P-- � : On Owntio of a balloon Qxrerien,06
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ridge;
, pin the blue �
iftly far u
2 'Wp"'dpi:o"loteilwl'.W,',t'h'wpxdI w __
44.34,.'p.. , erg. lost to ibe
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risy is procurable without diflicully, and
thab Ito use is so general am to as, and second
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rather w 41 a A10004, was afterwards
founded, and H
, agar, oppressed by the,
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YOutig—soureely 17; but. was no novice in
the dark wo, ya of obip. sinful. world, When
; I bad in 18.08. You probably inbox
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REGULATIONS TO BE ENFORCED. , tbott mammoth Air -ship butit in Hong Xong
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-sine as I Pon love ,,,01;
Sstdhe, ,,Capypu,lqv
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only to to&,, we have learned to tolerate thin
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abiding existence of ik warm, brownish
ibeo,#, - - began to search
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a
zelleve-ib thirst from whiq alia and
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lie foito I . I cub V
, 4 to effect. a sale by xi g he
BQmetdmem 00plisaked I? .
into. buying
t3ltako A trip staroas the Vdaillo, I was
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At a m
. noting of the Ontario Board of
I thet8atthe vimv,'Aud the owner of the
.S,h 0kid,,q,u1WdQmuXo
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LiqgId—Ast,feeble and dull; a cup of which
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010 child were nufferip g. She ran back.
persons
sk song or two- FX0HA bore he returned to
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Health yesterday, regule,tione to be %dopited balloon engaged pe . at A oalAry � o I f 41,000 a.
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'TWO. Wmt,oZW,h(m next they met,ontlie bridge; ,
The , , peir-trees were biown, and W-141tew,00 too
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11111 have inopired tho ouggeration. of Bar.
pon in his 4,Anutoiny," that it was. 14 like
wards &ad forwards butwoon the bills of
Bat& mud Kfivwa, seeking in but,
the Bound and Oregon, an d this P1400 saw
him
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in view of the danger laising from the, weak to acoowp%13[y him in his parilouni
introduction of ehokra,'ware
pp QOl1- voyage., It was it bright atummorinorDing,
. ridge, . . �
The aw,sll&wa were. dea�berlug their bests In 1
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that black broth of the Lamadflemonisn's,
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vain ; ,
returning. to tb .
a spot where she had
no more. Whije. a
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NortheraPsoillo A%ilwaytheotharday a
.Balble
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aidered and %dopted. The following are I ;Pmembert Mud en pan lob on the 0AA- .
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. a] ioro
Ste looted iii hie face, .snd� aboburst Into tearal
*ad perhaps the, eame.11 The horse bean
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ban boon unjus0v traduced as contriboting
loft the intent, found that Ishmael had .
himself 4.L000vered the spring they both
oo* u4notor said to the writer of thXs sketch ;
" Right below bore, if look
the regulations iu aubBtucee suggested for 0101t5 of the town iWas filled with 200,000
adoytion and to be put, i,q force in the psople t,) ode us make the start. Tae I
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Nis nooe—it was pinched, slid .his IWA—Vuby
. were blue, I
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to the 11 bony" of this strange d L"
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-Wdii�btwsy
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needed by A simolp exosdion famillar to
you shu rp as
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we fiaiib along, you'll 000 four graveh-
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event of cliolero. wo'king, its appearance on oeronaut, got int� the oat first, and I folio w- '
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-field . ,:� can! love youl" ,Paid be; ONOr
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but in loot, it -
i bagivoll to:'
babiesof 41, nations Bud perlods. Kicking
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There rest foiAr men veho were bung a
this continent. The 0141,
mepr y shall oil him with two nalive aervauts, who L
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at once prep%rq, a complipti) of th"
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iWTWas Vriaig.time when next they stood on the
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assertion of an ewitieut vegetarian, there
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is just now a call. upon the nourishing beam
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onou $Minot $heL ground, bia infantile efforts
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had laid bare, one . of those sprin , hiah
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short time ago by a vigilance opwinittee
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and buried there as a warn ,,, thar
lug to 0
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V040119 cities, tqW115 9-10d, V11614.t 0 ILA t64. - - Wad ti;guld Was given to Btart end the
Province, specify sbere44
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b dge, ,
And white was the poar-tres and green was the
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as 4 base" in the inanutacture of best tea�
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sod Other forms of 11 conilensed 11 meat.
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In, Arabia are fcoquently oonces ad by a
light layer of Band. This spring, which
murderers and thieves. At, one -of,
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gravee a pair of,aratiolies are atiching in the
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which have local boardo of,healtb, in Wltb,t . 0 bilwan freight, shot up into the air
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Tbeewailowsbodthought0offl, codyroturn
I Anil the midgiDa were. dancing AZ WU tII0 bro;n
Supposingi however, th
- I a mwkewaigbt of
" mixed " coffee to be of no baser sort thau
so,yed the life of the ,ancestor of the Arabs,
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is the well . Zewzon, so called (by Obvious
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ground, They belonged to one of the men
who was hanged.," . I 1
officers and Banitary Inspectors, like a rocket. In twelve minutes we were
slid the amount of money whiab has been 0,00'0 feet *&boVe the eax�b" in twelve
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buria. tby
. , _-goneagoby '
He said, - 11 pretty maiden, I(k -
all itself, this aubrobanqe is totally
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40 a of the
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onomatoEce*) from the murmuring soqnd
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of its waters. Such at least is- th"rab
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ad Why, You don't meaq,to say that they
1A %qgad uIcripple I"
voted, for health purposes by the, Councils. minutes wor we h$d. attained a height of
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q health officers have been
L 10,000. feet. The revolution of the globe
canyouioveogoagaIn2l' 1,;;lieeaid,1llcautw,;,,
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vwwae Summer When next they stood on the
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propertie Row T41U
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these axe in-& matter very insufficiently
tradition of the origin of tho.well that now
forms one of the moot neared ohjeote
11 Oh, yea, they did. You see, he was a
bad Anau,tQoL, and 'L
a little while before he
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. inted, a list of medical monI n the .was then plainly perceptible. At 8 o'clock
appQ
100alifiee Who might be eligible for these
. in the evening we had beutep all previous
'through
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were pears on the pear-troo, -tall ecrA on
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theridge, �
understood.
. The Abyssinian
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bably uoed'CQ,ffee long before the Fersiano
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within the precincts of the Raub&, orHoly
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of Mecoa, Th
I'M q. K%alia itself -e,
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was strung up he and another fellow shot
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41 such other. He killed the other follow
positions shall then be prepared. As rep9rdo, and were sailing the �
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soon as the danger has become imminent, clouds at, the frightful rate of oixty miles. ,
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wbe swallows wheeled round Wem, far upinthe.
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or Turks -spill make a composition of
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butter and the pounded berry, which in
lubilp-lielividdingoovered outside with being. ,
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jogs of rick black damask, and fa I moos for
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and got wounded in the log. Well, when
people of the town below liare--WeolcoVille
the Board aliall ask for an iuiwedj&toL
I The professor, who Was black in ilie face .
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gr", be act spart by the Government but very outhuoia"tio, auddenly announced �
alo'bive
snatched up a midget
!17ben swooped do*n and ,,
or �Wo. .
travellirig theyfind more flUotatuing than
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the saared stano brona of its carriers, which
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-got tired of harboring gamblers,
for organiz%tionp �this graut to be his. intention of attempting to get beyond
basodou the amount necessary to secure *
. "Lost some trifle ahogid come In the
fluid us.
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either broad Or meat. In Centril Africa
the bean is persiatently allowed by the
is amid (and not improbably, it seems to
be an mrolite) to have faillen from
murderers, thieves and —t they joa�
turnedlooBe day
L. � L I � viieuttractiou of gravitation. I at once
an active Medical health and quarantilie. demanded an increase of salary - end he, saw �
And part us alain, Will. you mention the day?"
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She stood, loo ing down on the fait-flowi rill,
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nutives ,
- and it is no uncommon custom in
-heaven-,- and Which - has therefore been
one and seized �
the r L bras Of
the worst sod warned, oat to leavo by
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ofacer in every incorporated muniolpality, he raise and made it $1,500. 1 . .
Mien- answered, demurely: 11 As, soon as you
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the east for thegrounds of prepared coffee
to be,swallaied after the liquid. That the ,
kissed black by centuries of adoring pil-
grhma�was, so cording to the same auth.
the first train. When t1A" three man were
seized the fellow 'with the lame leg was
namely, to 10 cities, 54 towns and 138 vil. "All our ballaeb had been' thrown out,
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lages, making in ail 202, Where found and, Mo. the-ball6ou had oeA
I , -sed to rise, it .
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I whe folusier's Reward- .
sivage should thus realize- a fact to which
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the Englishman is, as a rule, pir's-4stently
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crity, built by Abraham after, the pa�teft
of a temple whi6b Adam bad see ii in Par&-
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ping about the gambling houses' on
cru as. sing lame he didulb think the
possitilb or deBirablep such officer shall be was. necessary to make the 6ar lighter, so
the Madioal Health Officer of the Local we pitched one of the, 6arvw3ti over the . .
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ob, once there dwelt --flinger In. a. valley ta
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indifferent, may ,be set down Me one of the
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vagarieo, - Anodera-. 4;vilization. -Dater-,
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dise, and of w#Joh, hotbed trace witted the
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design to'lilo d6opondanto.
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w I& 'trouble him
vi 'Utes on I $(?.When
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Board. The eum. suggested,ftir each in 111111. ,
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side, . Qok book t6 read on his
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olpalibyls§200.. Ther-Medical1lealth Of. waydown. Upshot the balloonanother
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mined, b owever, to agitate inj this - usefu
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Without pro-
feesingaboolate faith in, this interesting
a three scoundrels (chums of his) were
Be ized and oiarobed down to the,spot*e�ll
ficero, when appointed by this Board, and .
mile. Then, it became etatiqnury �
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NOW though his song, nor loud nor long, was
branch of reform, and Btarting with the
planter's fundamental maxim," Qldooffeeo,
history, lb is certain that the X%abal and
the well Zem.zem are Among the moot
come to presently, the man on the crutches
just hobbled along after the ai�iowd, so' see
ia receipt of Government salaries, are to bo. again, and the other follow had ta be die- .
the'executive, officers of the Board, and will . posed oI in the interest of science; I �
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tzangely sweet to hear, , . .
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� one day be said, while Oil his abeek"fli4iFe
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. ,Q.uAig teas," there iBnoreaoon whyordi.
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nary householdera Bhould not mAture
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ancient of the antiquities of Arabia.
They both were connected with the oldest
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the fun. -When he got there-the-tilYff
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men had been haugcd and the crowd were
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jm-xaquired, immediately upon appoint. dropgod himout very carefully, boosuse he .
went, to carry out its instructions. Ouall, W,aB a very nice man and generous V) a
gliamed a silent tear 4 . I
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the berry in their o Wn, storb closets.
It must be kept raw, and preferably in
rites of the pagan Arabs, and existed
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much their fo,zX%-
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way; but the moment they saw
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. immediately prepare a 40,
officers shall fault. Up and up went the balloon, until
. tailed stAteme:3t of the, 0�nitary condition ,
wo-)Iad reached an elevation uf 118 miles.
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mile all in vain;'
little guer�on I desire I cannothope to gain. I
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small bulk, the piquant uroma being due
to WvOlatile oil which is developed in the
present
and were applied-te-Nery-much-fli4ir -1mr-him.
,present uses before the time o f Nabomet.
.1twil,301MI,
Ing ast up a yell and started
He ocouldn't runi so they just
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'gathered him up ic. their arms and rushed
of hie municipality, and in addition to hav- 11 The professor saw that we were about
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Ing a bouse-to-house inspection mado'by the to stop again, and kindly asked me to stop . �
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I do ndt .care for lb y,fame,for w9alth I do z,f ,_process
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long-
of roasting. The common - failure
i6f &..cup of coffee to attain a reagonuble
10 was the prophet's grandfather *ho
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ruopened the well; of, the
him along to tuu trai s, where his friexids
Some
Local Board of Health', at once see that the out and let him aontiiue the voyage &loop.
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Municip;litY fist &Part Or erect o, dtruOture He refused, however, to fulther i , .
increase I
I only wish my follow -man to love me for my
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standard of excellence ?a due to'mQ;e tbau
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position of which
he had beau warned in a dream, while he
were swinging. one got &-piece, of
rope and before is could Buy.% prayer he
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which anall poseeis all the sanitary, my pay, so I took him by the heels slid let , . .
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The kindly zephyra caught . his lays and bore
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once cause. - If kept top. long aftior roatmug
the fine flavor of the berry is diesi �
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was trying to devise some conven . Dot means
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of fulfilling his speliial duty and Privileg6a
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was dwitAging from one of the littibs. .He
died game, though -, only soked 'time, to
requireinents of
I on isolation hoop!- him drop Qvbr. Tileii I sailed the ,air ,
tal, and that it be suppli�d w4b, all strUO4 chip for the next thTGO d8iyo on my, own � I
them far and wide; . .
.,such songs were never sung befox"o I" thePeoPle
but even' tilis""';
revived by caref may be to. some extent
ully beating the ground
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of supplying water to the tribes who flocked
annually to worship at the Kasbei. Dig-
write to his rnothar,,,whi6fi !bay didn't give
hi6a. When
tural convanienceo, as beds, bedding, bath, book very satisfactorily." "'
disinfiectanto, oto. 'When this has beau 11 Where did you land after making the I
rose and cried.
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coffee before use. On %he other hand'. the'
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, gin in ilid appointed spot,he foandtwo
the men were buig Long
enough the bodies were out down and
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done, a full and- detailed statement, thall .
I .terrible trip ?11 asked the listenai:4 , ' .
. "fl, great king even listened in his palace by tb 0
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aroms may be. entire4.driveu off by treat.
Ing an a dedootion that. which should be
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gol on gazelles, and �aome swords an& suite
of armor which 'had been buriao, there
buried, an .some4ne too the lame ma Is
d k u
"in 'thdgiaive.
be forwarded to the Board, .In d6f4ultof Believing that my, salary was a gefiorous I
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any municipality noi taking immediate and one, I permitted the professor to take hill .
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And said, I. Some da� we'll send for him,und
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honored he shall , a. 11 11 '.
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pro -eminently 4 Bimple infusion. But'not
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three centuries befoie, ' '
and further exact.
crutches and atuck them
.1 criec -the conductor
There they are now,' . I
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effective aoilon in.cairying out the regul&- barometer along with him," paid the, nuuti. - .
tions of the Board, the matter shall be it .
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Alas, no herald ever c cilo ancient legend
only sh4uld coffee not be boiled, it should
not even be allowed to 11 stand 'I for any
iation revealed the remainw., of an
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ancient piece 'of * m4soury a
pointing towards the aide of the track.' ". '
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And there, sure enough, were the four
Cal cop.-Philadelphid Record. .
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once reported, and the Board,will take such - - �,7�. �. . . �
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ith; � . 0, .
. 33rit Weaken he pat his lute a sy and laid him
down in death, .
length 61 time. Fresh and fresh is a sine
qua,non; and, again, it can hardly ba,made
,inclosing'
8 and never failing spring)
= Was at ,once accepted aa
graven with the pair of crutches atanding-�
oueat.the head andone atthe foot,of the
I Xltow X8011"It Women Direfig-
!tape as will tend to place the- municipality . . .
In po ition to e set . -
I a 0 ff ually combat the Let me now give you 4 few.:of tile eaden- I 1,
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The people made a great ado. and reared U
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too strong. Ude may perbaps be
,considered extravagant in hie artistic
the'traditional well of Hagar. It. is pro.
liable at least.that the masonry dated from
reating, place of thy lame gambler.
11 I'd aB. soon t1link hanging
disease. . On the, approa3h or presence of trioitiou. know the glare.of the elootrio
the first or any case of choler& in i muni. light, you know the effect at Btaring at the .
I column high,
In honor of the singer they had left in want to
allowanoe , of 'lobe cup of ground
the old days Of the mercantile Prosperity-
of a WOTXIau
as a lame man," quoth one of the passein-
cipality, the executive ohloor shall have Boo. . Well, . neilher. t6e quo -nor the other .
iihe pationt,removed t6 the isolation boa-, in to be compared with the..sensatibu. that
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coffee for� .two oups of liquid," but
the great man admitod the irinoiplo of
of Xecoa,perhmpo even from pro -Christian
times. - Ever since this rediscovery of the
gets. "There's something cowardly, about
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pital, and take every measure fordiiiin. was caused to one's eyes by the passing to , . .
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. The Bliss. . .
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. BubBequent dilution ,.--with boiled cream for�
well.Zeinzon ban held 6, prominent pliace
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Some of. the company. , defended 'an d
fe6tbig and, if oeoeBeary, destrSy all cloth. and fro of a yellow costume, with bonnot , ,
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Ing; and every conveyance, either on and parasol, to mateb. Although there
A band of burnished gold, ' � �
. . My tIngers gently bold, .
aboide-though even hot water may be then
added without Injury to the flavor. As a,
Among the holy, things in the Arabian tein-
ple. Th,e milhone.ot-Pilgrima who have fol-
others condemnedt'he act, and the .disquss
4ion was growing Warm when an -
ad Ico
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railiray, steamboat,' sailing vespel, carriage were hundreds of- boats on, the river,* it was I � .
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ef'r ea, 416 eyes ..
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Zigootive, strong 1, bla,611 11 coffee
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d h ops.'of Hagar and run dokea
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Ing, elderly matt- who .had Hot ioret-1111;.
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or other vehicle Which has been exposed to Impossible to fix one's gaze upoj� any other' �� .
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the contigion. Importation of 8;itiolds thati-the one 6ontiining these condensed , ,.'� �
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t nd emories; rise, - ,m- �
"I dfillwys ul itb-loRgIug,,-vaguo."-d-d , -
kcarcely an equal ; nod it in in thin foral
-th�6t-tbe-conlioifitelli--6e-llb-er'&-t-el�� -approves
from Safs to Maxwa,und. have performed
the circuit of the Raab& seven times, as
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spoken a word, said: . .
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of food from'suy f6fectecl'. district, is thd sun so long as they were within, . :
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'prevented,
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I seem to see the gate, .. .
the daintily brewed cup of pure,gooba. It
their pagan. ancastdro did before Mahomet
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vigilance committees, will hauge.chilfthan .
to Id' I , -
and, all .uch an, are al ked : ..
,i.qu-rt,ir of ansile� *,,,,I had no amo :
or tainted shall be, des�royed. 'a with me, I cannot. tell You how, the.'. ' .
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At which I used to wait. . I ..
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1. . aid thAt this is a kind of 11 home
comfort " most obmmonl flkoesiibloat a
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made -the Meacan, pilgrim a port of
his.-Keligion, do, not leavooltelie IiHaram
they.werm to their work. Vat me tell YOU
what I
I saw with my. own eyes at --I a�
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AIL ad the costume. - .: ..
., petsons who h%ve b4ia exposed wearer Buit ' I ,
. to the contagio . . .
n sliall b6 io,s-quaran- A laidy,in-white - other.
1 feel a tender thrill, I
. That calls to mind the hill � I -�
I Where hours, like fled fleet
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club' well app"ointed hotel; while
-as a' club' comfort -'with some' tropida. .
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enh-Sherif " without w&Bhiiig in, orat least
tasting, ihomater of the well Zemzem* and
Ltown kaff-a-day"a journey -back 'here. A
little, one. fiabboy
lagged ragamu came into
17dgaqed
plaobd �Ilmnnel' ppoiltian
be provided by the local wine, pretty dress by having life-sized Bwal- � .
tiao. station to L L .
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moments, on pluioni
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- tion be- ' it .'anid-transplanted. -.to. the
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most of thern, berry away -a hank oi, the
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the town one,day. He was foul --in 'person
. Board of Health,. amd'shall, a ply them! Iowa in velvet stuck. all over it-7one or.,twO - .
� with all necessaries until aildbutpi 10 Dught -reiugo in her hat. � I .
me as the f which had 131 .
. The form of youthful grace, - L � -
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The smiling, tender face, . .
narrower �Mrenm of the domestic', circle, it
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is otten'er than'it might be a. bitter fsdlure�
holy Wato. No more valuable Present
can be offered to a returned Hajjy to his
and tongue. Sold songs for M living, sod
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it you didn't -buy he'd abuse You
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period of incubation of its disease, shall, , Another,' well known in the .msthetio , .
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Is near me still, in spirit, though the years
L Have slowly come and fled, .
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)r other lovely Women will not'
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friands.thaii a bottle of this miraculous,
Well, Igentlemen, .
terribly. lie 'h4i4n't
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have elapsed. If-auy inuificipality be a world,. had cli�% biscuit -colored -Liberty I .
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port of entry for vessels. coming, from in. serge drese. - it was kilfed all round from. . I
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And cherisbed hopes lie dead, . L. .
Along my way too thickly strewn for tears. I .
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stoop to. the folly. of'putting in. 9, whole
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pup of.coffee for two people-*, not for any
though4 -admittedly brackish, fluid. . Its
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'properties are quite unique 16 the eyes of
beau . .there , � a L� Week before - nearly
toWn got d6wiA 0 b
the whole 12 im, and he
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feoted aietricts, w striot . inspection . of said the waist, being, of course,'deStituie oVany ..
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Oh I little band of gold I . .
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. one.,I , Coffee mustbo, .brewed by,man fc�r
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the. faithful. It can cqre disease i, sprinkled.
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Was told to leave; but he wouldn't go�
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VE asHengers, drapery. The Fileetes, were, very tight and I .
isoel shall be.mado befor6.--p , . - . , I .
16ggsgb or freightsr.0 lauded. Allpersonal tuticirbepuffed, and ,the body, which was
. I- . & Wealth of,joy untold, .
'Your shining circle conjures.to my mind, , I
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But even the boveragaintefided for stand.
on grave -clothes it produces the most
oalutary, results in the future itatn,of
said ,held. adme tOL 'Stay and no - - -
couldn't -drive him off. It was * a line
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efteoW or o'th6r exposed -luggage or freight trimmed with yellowish velvet, was out :, . . I
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*'front, '
And will, until my breath . �
Shall meet the kiss of death, .
Ing uee-whi'ah, of couroe, the ,I black."
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the deceased ; - while a single sip Is.thd
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evenin 9 two months Ago bliat'alot.ofthe
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aftell bd thoroughl� disinfected before being . QW&Y'L in showing an Oriental
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WheuL . . .
lauded. oboler&LeXjatB'jAA any Pro. ,waietboat, that was the onvy,"bf the L
� And all the pain otearth be left behindi.
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coffee par excellence is not --may be made
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. bright-, fragranfand'oxhilarating. Abund.
beat cordial that & host can offer -to hiB
mosbi distinguirilAdd . �
guest.- One famous
baBt-citizops of the town Juait turned out
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snatched that boy up an4 carried him.
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vince or State -�adjoining or contiguous to. -I' Squash-": ., �, . I . . 'L ' ' -
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- ant, but not lexceegive strength may -still be
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tradielonist, whose, -'me wory, - was pro-
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off. towgids 4he .bridge, just outside theL
Oatarid the executive. or� health offic6ra at One matron. was respleodent red '
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It Point, where-isilways enter this Pro- velvet.. L , She did -look so. hot, .but ohQ dared . - I..
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'Twas in the garden chatting I
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pleaded for as
� - cheaper in the end.," We
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have onlYto inhale the steam of freBblyr
verbial, asailibed his retentive - 4powers
9, iitirely' lo the - -copious- droughts
Ii '1tB. He wasn't ,much of a - load.'� '
pa
gonna he was half-starved and nick. Ito
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tr . om these infected diotricti shall be not. wipe her poor face for .fear of L disturb-
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, Amid the mignonette-
She with her snowy tatting, . I
made, caftee.of good'alses and no mistake
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be bad taken,, of the .waters of Zemzem,
orie d . deal , as they carried bini
, d a goo
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given the -full powers of quarantine offleare; Ing the paint - and. powder. As a cones- L I .
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so far an can So exercised *under Provincial quence the best made a little river just . ..
L with my cigarette. . . I
I still can see her Angers
can be made as to Its beneficent charelct�i.
It repeatedly sets like a ofiarm upon hand.
which Sale gravely remarks appearg to be
really as offloacious in its own province as
through the townt, and promised . if they'd
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lot him, go .he'd'bi a good boy go away.
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or muni6ipal laws, and -shall ftispect every over'ber eyebrows and, round by bar Burst . . .
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b1lit softly in and out,
With rapture memory lingers �
aches or mental exhaustibiti, and accom.
the opring'of EbRoon hais Proved to the,
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But they said I No; you've saosed thp. bast
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I traia bearing pasabugero or suppdoed-to escaping down her back. She would have . . . . �
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contain any Article of food for Commerce. L beau a hice-looking old lady had Bho'al-. I .
To, view her lips a,pout.. . . .
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,,Qomp&nied With tobaced.,in any form will
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enable student Bantry to keep. vigil till -
inspiration of. poets. Professor, Hoston's
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analysis' of - thin - Abiraoulous water, will
Citizens of the place, - and'. you've got to
- die., I didnit follow them; but -they
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likely - to Contain - 0OutAgiO31I and shall lowed nature to compete on equal terms .
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baggage @nd 11 Ellej
. I A happy sunbeam glancing
. Upon a wayward curl
.or .
the, dawn. For ordinary domestic use,
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cause a severe abbak to all true believers
hanged him frotu one of the rails Of the
remove such pasaengere' per- with at.t." however, was far pre- .� . .
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606'al effoot6,. and . deat with th L am . aa pro- forublo to * another: I OSW' Inioglul
Set every pulse to dancing, .1 .
And turned my brain a wbirl ,
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howe"ver, i judicious I
L . I blend" is -to be Pre-
forred',to so individual kind.' A mixture-
-'East
who. fead the Lancet, though from what
one knows of the sanitary mothadit 'of the
bridge, and after. he was dead they 'buried
him near by. The next day o6ma of the
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vided above- In ease it, appearothat any Any dear, . woman * about hat f16101. i ..., - -
petson, -luggage or freight may have escaped stout"again as, the.,dear Princes@ Tack.. ' ..
And when she looked up shylyi. .
I could not help, you Bee, I .
uneoutemplated'by� $be LuQb�of fine con.
ditiuned� Och 6f,,,1XaIj.'
there is in fiotliing surpkising in :the
discovery that , ibe. well of Zemzem is as
people who didn't; tkink it was right to
ant but and found -his
hung tbapoor b '
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detention or disinfection, the. medical Put on bar.: a lo . one bodice, like 9, dress- . I ... , , .
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. But stoo and kifis her slyly
Behinirthe apple -tree. - . . .
.parts
cherry " !nd .m.Plantation 11
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-foul as -a good many other saintly'springs.
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orutoh lying by,01171 roadside and the little
healdi officer shall immediately telegraph ,',of the thinnest imaginabi O� . , .
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th ' at . eantive officiere along. -the' supposed iM1191ij1:11ik.1e.t Fasten it firmly round the neck, I ..
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I Strange that,00me mote forever . .
may-04tisfyo k"
glishman &If a.
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The , wetter � in the, fountains . . ot
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. stock of Bong he'd tried to, sell neattered
a 1.
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on the .arrival of the 'and that
line.of travel, Who, I pull 16 down tigh , tly to'libe'Waiatt. , � ..
Should marthe raysof Miss V I
. Though conscious I had never yet
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,wo, so a -ye - to
a wi,� never.
ii's qu strikes the I
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'Aniast
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Silenob prevailed in the smoking -room
icias all, the' powers Of geanring is'Witli. a substantial band ... 7the ' I .
train, shall axe] . . .
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Won so. sweet a kiss,
- Alas I the act of plunder . . .
I So gracefully she bore, .
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and Zeruz8u Win the QY a thickly-
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built city, where drainage is of a peculia,ily,
for full'si., Hiiiiiiie. .Then onerof'thecom-
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pt�y asked- . I .
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Secretary topr6ceed at all times, under the figure. ' You then have before your eyes a � I
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directiod 6f'the Board'to any point in the sight that polai ad in -abock g eo, . I
at in min
. I could not choose but wonder, .
Had she boon kissed before? . .
-Ophthalmic surgeons that abuse of tobac0o
� may lead: to failure of sight. ThisfeAbbas
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primitiye,descripti6n,.and the well -is almost
'� from
n6begsprily affected by the drainineq
B ut why did they haug him ?II I
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64 Because," replied the atratiger, dolibe;,,
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Province to investigatei the asuitaxy Gondi: I wonder some kind frianaddesiaotLtell throe .. . . I
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JENG111181111. TJLI I Ms. -1
been made use of by,the anti4oba,cconists,
who are niOstly.well-fneanjug, bub� waddle.
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: the couatiesis c4roasses, of beasts which are �
annually ascriflood by the opllgriwo in the
ately, .�.l he Was 8a'say I" . I
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'go into force if the cholera makes its appear I Wish L th I I .
a id%arthe United States, and ere coutd.be a company formed . .
neo in Carfs
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Uevr The Blue Jackets Get Away,swith the
.8 ome persons, and whose aboofia; have too
alone %. tesomblance to tbbee ofugitatoisin
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.neighboring valley of Minai It is, howevero
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some astisfactioni to remember, that, mud.
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, practical sermob to Young Ladles.
L V.' Fred. C. LI
" .Re glehart, palitor of A
'Buffalo,
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after being adopted by the Liout.-Goveinor for the gonge suppression of pe ple who '
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in 06=00. '' . I.., will persist in bringing ridicule � ava cQn-; . .
Eigyptlan SpIdlers. . I
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the cause of -various reaptionary wea surGo
for the impediment of'solentific research.
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diness in a source of inspiration has- never,
been hold a bar to, miraculous effects,. and
recentl
Methodist 0huroh of y
preached to the young ladies of the cityp
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While ai Port Said the passengers and
crew of an hnglish steamer which has ar �
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mud the obstruction of sanitary legislation,
In, the report of. forLty- JOSSes of
L ,that the impidias We tton, it we ire to
believe the "Battle of, the Books, "'-found
nearly 2,000 of them beiDgLpre%bnt to lifit'n:
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- to his sermon, in the wide i 'of be
. � on the committee I I � . I . 1.
to AN"Cuim QORDON.'� :, , , .
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rived in tbe Thames within the last few
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days were eye�witnesses of an extra'Ordin-
_ , -tobacco .
amblyopia, by. Mr. ghe� A, Of Liverpool, it
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slime even beneath the limpid waters of
�,iihioli
pel - I.I.Thc 'front
.-petrated' the following: ) -
mad with'frait and flowerif, .
udan Z)iEpedllion PrevIded. Ior. a6lid were trim I .
- The"L86 : . from' the sime,puts. - Some qherries I I
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ary fracas between some English sailors
�ppeared that atrophy of the optic nerves
in very rarely met with on the _result of
Helicon'. Zemzem will doutittless work
wondera in spite of the I, oompletioupf the
dOOVisOpen. Thepailor is unaw.ept - and
unduated. The door back of-it'is Open,. re.
A London cable says: Mr. Gladstone, saw were ds large ae, walnutp, ind one rose - I : � '
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in moving in the House' of icomm, One Yea-. 'had
Mud a number Of Egyptian t.roops� and
sailors. The insil steamer had occasion to
excessive finicking, although tobacco is the',
. putriefactive process." I I ''I
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, vealing the hitting -room in a jotate'of chaps.
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-into 'thor
I bloolaome(l to shch an extent that it . . I
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torday the credit of 9300,bOD -io, provide , looked like A sunflower gone mad -if those I
. wait at Port Said for a'short tim�, but had
I scarcely come to her mborings'Wholi be;
essential agent in producing failure of sight.
Great moderation in smoking, a deppecially
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. . . veteran statesmen. I
The doors opening eavefil. bed-
oliamberg are open, showing'the badd,as the
for the expedition to the -Soudan, Baid the I L I .
ce3thetlo favorites ever indulge lit such ,
purpone,ot the ,expedition was merely to froako� , I should not hive been surprised
I piag�engers noticed a boat leave'the side of
the emptoyment of wild forms - of. tobacco,
iR all,th%t is, necofjoary to hisu .
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To -day (Friday, July lith) say a fail
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sleepers left libeta on rising. The door
, there"
leading to the kitchen is' open, and ,
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relieve Genor.&I Gordo", Vdt to ordah. t al, - . bunch of flowers that I new iii a bat L
Molidi. ItL*ould 'be at bile I I L
sufficient to 8401IT , .
tu-'Britiah war vessel .Alexandra,
a which
was stationed there. The boat coiltained
Mr. HutollUon has found that a. Very, small
proportion of Smokers iuffal, fiozu'amblyo,
Mall Mr� -�Uudotono has been
Prime Minister, for nine years and 164 dayi4
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bending over thewash-tub, her brow headed
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with and her arms reeking
I . doing sci,-uo it had to support the most .. . 6
L good government in the SouilAn. The- L-horri6l leaking �gr6 , � -.-IiZ -
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four sailors and one marine and ipp ared
a
veBae?
to have left the urrl'ii6usly It
Pia, ind thxt among those w ho, do become
,object to, impaired vision
eight days longer thizi Lord,P&Imoret6n,
whose tenure of power, like that of. Mr.
perspiration
with suds, staudi.the mother of,the family.
In the jarlor sitio, her daughter at the
avMOUk of .that country WAR now out . I .. .
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the question., England was boVnd to,pro6 - . . � I
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Gladstone, inti- ' . . . .
bad got some dist ... from the Alexandra
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before the flight was discovered and imme-
are' many who
show in her editary 'tendency - to' that-
'their
atonaiL Was
Glad divided 1nInIB-
ti,ifions. The only two statesmen who,
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piano, pounding out an adoompsnituent As
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to6t Gen. Gordiiii. ,Mr. Borne In Mind' L � . -
mated. thst.he was qhing'the ttiembets to -, (trudder GarAner.in% Limokiln Club). . I .
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I diately signals were passed to an Egyptian
vessel which was Amur them -to th'
infirmity, many of relatives who do
not smoke being similarly aftliated. Work-
dnie politics assumed their present shape
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the last hundred
r,he sings Who WillCaro f6iXothir Now?'
, Well, I will tell yoUiL brethren and. sisters,
) Iiiinciple involved than Gemlen, dar afil sartin tinge dab it ato I
vote rather on thf L I I . � 11
mi the, exact figure which he anticipated the 'well to blar in mindi said the old man, an . �
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stop
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l fugitives. A boat was lowered- from the
men in tobacco facitorino do not Lappear to
be -
. subject to det6rioratiov of eyesight; io �
any within years -have
governed the country.fdr a longer Period
who would care for An, O'Wer'now, if I were
tho� head of that family 1, it Would be that
- exp6ditio nvould a oat. His intention Was an . . L. I
he slowly.uuooiled himself.* d stood up, -
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11 be
too tai ant of t to redee the- pledges Do. bouto ast he
I Egyptian vessel and manned by nine sail-
ors and an officer. When tfilD Eoglizb
one , large .m6nufaotory, Where twelVeL
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than Mr. Gladstone, are William Pitt (18
years and10,wontha) and LordLiverpool
same yo . mig lady Who plaintively asks $the
. man, who can cono
slr6ad a a. It, U eafra Is to enter A
y m d vinced by argyment hain't wath de, trubble
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osilors saw that they were being followed
thous and nion and women are employed,
Mr. Shears has found that not Ono single .
(14years and 10 months.) It Is needless
question in, song. She would use her aiiifig
more land permit hat. mouth to - enjoy 0.
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into, at, Is At sent. ... I . . .
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r. I . Ono a L re objeote tb the vote o' ktiochin' down.
Lob L Do flatters hiioelf upon allus' .
they waited until their pursuers came
up to them, when, With extraordinary
L person on the promises suffered from failure
,d
to Bay, howeveri that the wear and tear of
the p- -
rime. Ministership must havai"been'
hiuch-need6d season of repose. She would
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man.who .
r H a were sop. PiAoson'who L , '
as a fo . alieve it a speakin' his mind Min'de worry
quickness, they pitched the whole of the
of'oyesight, although many Of the hall a
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h�d been working there for ton years.
very waoll, leas in their 'time 'than at the
be I)Iayiu the zinc W'Sollopholle,
and her - mother -would be dusting the
9 on
Noxf year the House 'wool be asked to kicko hardeob When oritercised. � �
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vote 23,000,000.tb carry on the work. L
be desired
E ausintothe water, afterwardsca, -
t gypti P
sizing their boat. The Egyptians, for
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present day, when that office Javombined
with.the leadership of the House of Com.
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parlokanadefug othek light, and agfeeablib
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- A shillin' in money am mo`6 �
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The credit Wag -agreed t6 by .174 iO 14- dau a dollar% 'Wort Ob Credit, ' ' ' .
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I safety, clang to the gunwale of the English
boati but -were soon -knocked, off by the taro,
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- The Ohiliaii Government has declared
mons, - The following'table gives the Bar:.
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vices of the most experienced statesmen of
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who iminorlty,was composed of Parnellitei it. am much easier to opile a boy of ton , I .
abdafo*Radicalh. N000no6rvativeBWBXO dan It urn to rof6im's me . a ob fo'ty. - .
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who pulled for the Bhorii. On approaching
force Egyptisneolaiers to
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war of exterminatloh against the condor.
both parties as they no* stand : . .:
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. A London- despatch says L: The Post _
among the number. . - . :
. . .1 . A, man wort a millyon dollars way be, , . .
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'- I I frieAdlesoi �Yew` kin buy Praiee an' flattery,
the side a Of the
number of about fifty men was found to be
It offers, a reward of 41; for vveryoondor
killed. The hunting of . this. bird of Prey'
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Offtco officials are atill at their witlo end to
know what16 do In reference to the pareals
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. usitillo tor-13111finiftobst. . . .. but true han,sbip seldom seat$ higher dan . . . .
Is
1� waiting to stop the sailors. The English
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� =enwereunarmed, but, nothiogdaunted
ban, no
. der the eitannistanoes, become. a
lucrutivabunjunao,thqugh it
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I in Varl't, tn' offlea. -in. Cabinob
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post, thb'bueliless of -which is diminishing
ihotead
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L . I do poo, AuQ`u cabin. .
A, *SJ. -Paul, Mi i deoputoli says : Do man who sees nuffin? good, in do '
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. Years. V0 MYs 'kr'd Mth's
V they commenced to "Pitch into" the
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geems.doubi.
full if one cionoiders the sotounding-peivi ere
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Lord'Ctxh.bv1lle..� 47 28 1 lot .1 2
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. lot increasing. The heavy long
which the account Shows is rich the worst
Information bag b an eio�
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rbceiv84 at the world srouill b6iA dan'b bai a Much Lgood ill .1
Manitoba offie'd of tile withdrawal the .
Egyptians right and left, knocking
i down like ninepins. Findingthatev a the
of the bird and its wonderful hibito, that
the Government pan or will ever a uooeed in
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xv. Qladstboo 61 22 110
Duke of ArgilL. 87 18 4 18 A
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Loyd imbor Oy.. 37 is 6 9 6
the matter, as a va0b amount of the
p", 01 no
woruis W done by employees iiho receive
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of hionelf. . . �
the entrance Of live aJoOb I . L I L .
restriction on I .1 - - . I
lar 19oarder. ,
'lob&. The The Rega �
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fifty were pumble to withotand'the pugi -
doatroying','the spolDios'st shy prioei A
'Verby ......... so Alf . 0 12 .. - " � 3
Lord 21 12 O'l, s 0
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no payment whatever. The fact is Post-
into Mani Canadian Govern. I . .
ment is desirious of. preventing the spread slFor ten years paat,'�. said. the new . .
� IiStIO OoBI&Vght Of the five, roluforcaments"
L . L were oent6r. Some fifty other Egyptia
I no
Southern pap . .
L or, in ageakilIg Of this matter,
11 shooting t a condor On the WiL "
jig
Lord Ilartington . .
Mr. Childoro ........ 24 11 0 9
lov - 6 20 a
Lord,T, Manners 40' a
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'waster -General Fawcett has now 11184
covered that, he was watch
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br Introduction of. the loot and mouth boarder, 11 my ho;b1is have beeri iogular as I .
arrived, but many of the newoomera were
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oat outOf the qu tion ; for - it saile
Sir 13. Worthobte 28 0 , 6 6 -7 '
a 10
no
fog --the astute railway wanagdrs
, dige"e, or of Buy ,other evils, of a like clockwork. I rose oil the stroke of 6; half I . L
nature. Some time ago it placed ceitain, all hour later I pat down to broakf - .
oq at 7 'L
also placed hors de combat before the tarn
:.� - �' - w6re finally ae'dared. The *Ave fugitive;a,
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At altitudes far beyond the re'sog of, the
human eye, Mud 'robots oil 'peaks, immea.-
Lord Salifjbiur�r I 81. 6 10
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with whom he tolitured to discuss and or-
range terms. It went through the House
refitrictions upon the impottktion of cattle, I'Wawat-work-, dined ab'12"-s-te- -o- t
Upper at
whichoperatod against large shippers from 6 ; end was jq� bed at 6,30; �, to, only hearty
,Whose'dourago and ability Were Worthy of 0,
bettor causo, were taken buck to their ship,
lurably above the clouds. Ithanbeen
, ii son
a oltioudoo of 20,MD feeb� It hwulitoothe
4 This book is. Ot no value whatever, 1,
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'to
said the litbraty owtot the mX11891119
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. of commons without; didoulosion, but even
ifithadboon debated- the result would
the st%t6a inta Cabaila. Thin has been a food -, and hadnOb a olok day in all that time." I .
sourao,of considerable 061japikint SM0139 di Door ino,".1said the deacon in synipathatio
their clothes being Morally torn from their
backs, their whitg atraw hate beitig the only
whole western F410PO Of' tbA Andet-upt
only Chili, but, pgruj Bolivia .And puts.
editor Of A Provipolal daiIY4 "But we goo no
much savertislu g from the publishers that
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probably bAve been the name) as the rail.
wayal companies have 170 ,representatives
the farmoroand others.. Stranudus-exer. tonsho, 11 and what were . I
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tious were made to have 'the red6riation In t 0 awful silence you"in for?" Anc
that folloWid, YOU
portion of their apparel intaot, �
1 As the sailors were passing the mail
koula. Latterly the birds havii so Increased
&B-to.:form, & veritable acourgo�vot*ith.
L I dislike to out it up. what shall I do
" Well, you uaiplil,'nay that * the hind"30 It
in thoL Honob of Cc M02068- w1iile the work-
ingmen have but two, - The worst of it in
withdrawn and they have flnully succeeded could hear ,the hash grata its teeth.� . �. - � � .4
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so u acting I
�,Zcej� and, it Is thouglib that Brooklyn Paola.,
. steamer the PA880119P 0, in admiration of
their forgot hbrir bromb of duty -Bud
Itaudlu the fact thAt the feinsto lays but
two time,
remarkablv haud8onit'j" waa the reply,�
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Dosion. Globe.
. that the�exiotlng agreemonti, makes 5,,prao-
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at
.*go droves of battle, and hogs *i4 - " - I
. be
pluoh,
them a hdo,rty cheer, a compliment
ThViah
agg and that oonaot-kining
hat, bees at a
n 0, regular and lucrative Calling for
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French Pupate, 1.11 Order to L make tlith!
tjoMIP&rj)61d PbBJ imp6osible for twenty
years to come unions the state of things
once sent into Manit6ba6 . I Some Italian in human guise cub off the
. . . . tail of, a, valualile horse belonging to Mr. .
was paid to the erring taro by their
rubte than, a cehtdry.I1'Xew York Tribune.,
tunny paragraphs Adcaptable, have recourse
becomes so bag that a rearrangement Of
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own comrades as they approached the
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this one Bided and unjust ugicatnont is In.
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A 116stior! - boarding ,mistress broke hot week. They, aloo shaved the dom off the
Alexandra. -Paris -Yetog. . .
Many of the vatners- who ,rushed to the
Prance says Gaustal Gordtn invited' An
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log by lumping from a secob&story window Imbnal, cutting -Into- tho flash in several
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. Arab to breakfast 6nd then amused him,
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pla"01 b
in her efforts to avoid a kettle in the hands on found.the horse *a# bleeding
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-A newer trial-testitig an agkiotilthts
make their fortunes tire now working, an
half by running a fork repeatedly into the
There axe nine graso *1doWiJ ill Orange-
.1 of & boarder man who disliked the corned pro Mud it is thought. 1b cannot
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implemouti.
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