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G Meru too -.eared to, be assa$rd es in
G:Irtaetl. I1Ma et .tree -lis $. $,,. Mk
i Ile tout.) by day: by candle 1
Ills lal►,I'I anew rot Vial:Il,a only ubiect was a ural,
TJ was imustef is priat.
But ,•d:ter.t refused to sew
The reales of his pea;
He borathu:r sa i iblAyt with • st,,•It
And only m y::e r • L "%f ossa
dl' when shall 1 behold fay oro: is
Command the praise of men."
The bis, e1, Is in his car
1 clue 1 a 111'.14....44,,
lit' rut h e writin; lit. 1
Aa 1 tumid t, u: her sitters
And n .. be .per la n foaks cue
la place of ray: and Iat tor,,
last •a I of • 1artr:n.l ort • eros
.i
Ile loggers .•r 11.s dinner.
Wh •re as before be wanted eesh,
11.r r }cher he w4, t:lin.):'.
.\ nd prays t hat :►I I a i- th fu .l i toe he
Nay du I that F.tot a lis-,
Alta ho!rs'4 worldicold wa:ereure
May qt, no.. It., -,r p art Are.
The nueen•Jtdssblp.
he d.oso ns ..f Chief Justice Ville
Deem
"I'HE HURON S!(Th .t, FRIDAY, FEB. 10, Is .
uu he.Iae atool of the power of the Ot.-
tiara. (:overut tont to
tF 1 appoint w coouwiw
ibis 10 examine into certain charges made
*gamut the County Judge of 1lurou baa
Liken peopw by surprise. 'fire learned
Chief Janes 1. ',hi, m brief that mat-
ters t uk emend judges, must be
dealt tth by the Court et Impeach-
ment, a court cnwpere't t4 three chief
judges in 4 4ntarte, which a iste 1 before
Confederation, but w:u abolished by the
For sad About lbws' N'salsa.
Pluah is more worm 111411 tura.
Small sleeve bis:tons are in at stylish.
Nevi c't u:ts .tris worn o.tly for full
dress.
Very sh.rt s':irts.ir. - rele{ite1 t,t'he
use of only very yuv:at lithe .
Sauaro•nucke l 1'...t, .t 1o3r chemises
ars mord In demau 1 than any other.
Racoon fur tri nrnint' is almost as
handsuwa as silver -f u, all is more *or
viceable.
Lace, if black, is considered suitable
for second inourning mei the other•side
of the water. '
Collars for m .rain; w3 tr are straight
bands of linen f'stettel in front with a
small gold button or stud.
Tan-cnlore3 long 'cloves with loose
wrists are worn on all sorts of ooca mien
and with any kind of tome".
The latest free: i t f t -►t its wort of
frame -work filled with natural flowers so
a. to (orae it sort of flit :e elgge'.
Aha .1 T the long. Sera Bernhar;lt, or
mutt ; -ore gloves are slipped on over
the tight dnets♦leeve, which is quite
plain an 1 untrimmed at the wrist.
r Breakfast cies for young ladies are
very fashionable. There is a jaunty,
coquettish appearance about this bit of
finery that is very fascinating.
The circumference of the waist is vis-
ibly contracting to set off the lancer
drapery. When this care not be done
satisfactorily the desired effect is gained
by padding the hips.
Greets drapery is the fancy of the
hour, and appears on all wollen dreesei
made f..r slender person to wear in the
house. it is sen etintes fastened under
the left aril, arid sometimesat the hack
of the waist.
A fas'iionable modiste now advises
her cust...ners to sol(lot handsome hack
easel nin, prelictin•{ th.tt it will not
lung hence he restored to the favor it
Mita{t tr • st,, mss and tMaa-
ptee s.
Warelt:ror, L. t.', Feb. 4. -Judge
'Cox has ru.use 1 the application for a
new trial it, the (lunette tope. He W
'beau s;•uta:lead t.. be !,.rude 1 on the 30th
ed Jono,
1Vtitlt,,if-.yt, F.•h . 01. titer a brief
' enllcydy it was 'Intel dint Mr. he..ville
; should hosts uutrl !larch 1.t to prepare
fur the ve.trt en italic. "We rn'.'yt)1- want
I sea wee. Gun Wt *.,, •'Ise stall,'
, raid i's. a,nwl, sternly. "1 well not los
I still,'. w ... the angry tee -eon... • • I ass
lgwu3 t:.: al: as well .ts 1 am nut
,going a'. it, 011 this iib to M you. Tutt
onisiet.d ave by your aaiuine stupidity
lea 1 iso -.via theory. ' li s face became
`purple a ith rage, and be dung kis arms
wiltty : round, bringing his fists de.wn
thee -ens y ell the t.ble. Mr. Scoville
Imre ties tirade patiently. The bailiffs
vet tyre prisoner forcibly into his sem.
IIle teie.t to strike Tully, Lot was over
paiwered. The audience rune to see what
was ;;nue: on. The few :.d:es prawn
tuna,} pi le, and the court critr shouted
ter miler. It was several minutes bo-
leros the infuriated mords rer was paci-
fied. . "The duty now devolves on Inc,'
said the District Attorney, solemnly, "to
ask the} court to pass sentence." ,.,I
want your honor W defer that as long as
you can," shoutedthe prisoner in a terri-
fied not e. "Stand up," said Judge
Cox.
thtite:,u wont' not stand up, but in-
sisted upon having the pronouncing .1
the sentence delayed. He was finally
lifted t.. his fest by the bailiffs, one of
whom stool on either side of him, and
held hint standing, while Judge Cox pro-
nounced his fearful doom. At the con-
clusion of the Judge's sentence, Guiteau
was evidently about to branch out into
another tirade of abuse aq.l blasphemy,
tad the guards tried to force hint into
his seat. He struck at 'Pally again
with his fist, and there wassail.: her scene
•f will confusion. •'I won't sit down
mtil I am re.vly'," he bawled. "I know
where I sta'rl in this bus:ne>e. I am
here as God's man, and t:...l Almighty
will curse yell all."
The bailiffs tried to put him int.) his
chair, but he turned upon them like a
wild beast at bay. He. was finally seated
but could not be kept quiet. "I would
rather a thousand tones be in my po-
sition than in the position of those devils
who are hounding me to death, and I
shall have a quick flight to glory,"
Then was another struggle between
Guiteau ants the guards, while the hand-
cuffs were being placed on his wrists.
Deputy Marshal Williams shook !Jim by
the coat cellar: He tried to push them
away em that he might continue his har-
angue. They were too mach for hint,
however, and•'he was Isu.Jud out of
the court int., the pri.tm van.
Guiteau was taken hack to gaol with-
out incident. The officiate believe there
is no danger of any attempt at suicide,
at least until after review of the,case by
the'Court o. boa..,
Outar,', laeislature. The view taken is
that the untari.. Legislature lu.d no
power to abolish the 4;ouri, which there-
fore 111111 still a legal existence, and the
matter in question should be ventilated
bet.,re it. T1,a,re seems to he a good
dot' of Puree in what the learned Chief
Justice says. It would certainly be
nitre satisfactory if accused judges were
summoner} before a properly constituted
court than that they should be virtually
t tried by • commissioner having no judi-
cial functions. - -[Telegram.
twhreseI•a anee Rasbs.
Many person., alter an ordinary meat,
feel a sense of weight and disct•ntfort is
It Ih:as been hinted that the Hun. Mr.
lost when ldstnms satins became the Fraser contemplates retiring trent the
fashion. j Ontario Nfiuiatry, finding that his health
Large pelisses are made of odd fabrics',
retelnblin•: in c'.!or and (lotion the very I s not as good as it might be, He has
ancient Banded shawls-tiuv palm,iusd not spoken this session yet, and will not
acn.11 patterns on black to red grounds. , be able to take the usual vigorous part.
The el•reves are in the pu[ode style. an•l in -the debates that usually fall, to his
leehare a plush bord.'rin: ten inchesThis is to,he regretted not only on
p..•
. The bodice of woollen dresses areaccount of the cause, but because Mr.
sometimes ornamented with ,.,liars and Fn.us r is a capital speaker. No doubt
cuffs embroidered in geld. The•' are the ".ttholic body could find a auoceasor,
called officers' and prefects' collars, and but they would have difficulty in finding
are hirh and straight about the thn.at. „toe who would be able to look after their
with them are worn double reaches of
yellow satin. intertsta as ,t'tly lis Mr. Fraser has dune.
The taste for embrei.ler•v es a drew. .told. Ryan's mane is mentioned; but it
trimming increases. This is the open will he time enough todiseuaathe matter
Madeira work done nit the dress tt ww s when something definite is known of Mr.
and ipetpeatels, border' ow an Scant-
Frasers intent' Weteeth' think it
ily gathered flounces. This is .-hone t.n
the richhst velvets, on satin, silk, cash tory don;.tful that there is anything in
mere and non's veiling. ,the rtknour.-{T.lestram.
Bots;ccs are alarmingly on the -decline.
All full -drier c.stuine,t are mole low-
necked and with.tnt sleeves,. For thea-
tres and dinner they aro made hi•th,
but open in a V, square or entnamgle,
with fillines of lice,.. embroidery or pas -
•Tba Sarnia Caaa,tie•t 'says :- Solite
tete o nue Ur. It.e'ecvally, a "concert
.d" Jew, appear}.} in Sarnia, and preach
e1 and lecture! in t'le Methodist Church
here. Fr.ut information that .hits been
sementerie. • rocived by t. -toms here, both hefnn and
The newest style of nmhtella has a *if hii--v-o.t, it >appeure- that if 1)r:
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spring conceals} in the handle, so that li,•.wwally to er was converted, he didn't
when required to he shut it can he dine stay so lent e.I .0 th to do him much
eaaily by touching it. .Others open ami good, will have to be cenv'ertud sonuo
shut by a new process .without the intuit' •more before he reach's the standard usu-
effirt. Tbev ire !usurious articles in ally considered desirable in thorn hsho
many instances. ; aspire.te oftieikte in the pulpit. A letter
from Dr. Wtee, of Cincinnati, received
The prettiest et pocket muffs are by Mr. A. Sutler, of this town, accuses
made of "bleached heaver" in the most Itoosevally of many heinous crimes, a
exquisite shades of gold and cream. 1 card from Rev. W. C. Steele, formerly
They are lined with amber..r cariinal of Brooklyn, N. Y., now of Danbry,
satin, and are orn.vnented with a henry f Conn., published in a late iaoue of the
silken cord arranted in double }naps Christian (:tasrdinn. deuouncei him as u
amus the front. They aro very small, fraud, and information from other reli•
Saahes of every d.wcriptinn are worn able sources classes him as a humbug of
by the million, from the tiny infant in the most pernicious variety. At hist ac -
arms to the silver -haired matron of counts Rosevally had reached Orange-
matnrr entire. in the latter case the ville and was grueling with his eloquence
sash is draped low on the left aide of the I the pulpit t.f the M. E. Church in that
skirt. This fashion is a conspicuous Pea- town."
tune on some of the moat elegant im-
ported onat i,ena. in dresses designed I The estimate is that the future of Mani -
for more youthful wearers, and where totes has been discounted by from six to
the corsage is pointed behind, the broad ten years, through the reckless specula -
sash is set directly under it. giving the tion to land that has been going un in
track of the teurnnre the bouffant ap- that province during the past year or two.
pearane. now so much sought for. . More than this, the rapid accumulation
of money by fortunate speculators has
ransom sad lereaaatee. unsettled the minds of thousands of pe'.•
if von wish to avoid great danger and ple, not only in Manitoba itself hut in
trouble, besides a no small bill of ex- other provinct•a. There are a great
peen., at this swenn of the year, you many people going up to the North-west
shnuld tabe prompt steps t.. keep disease hot unforttmately•they are not farmer'.
from your household. The system Winnipeg is full of real rotate offices,
should be cleansed, blood purified, stem and instead of people attending to their
ech and iwew.la regulated, and prevent legitimate business they are dabbling in
and carr dimness tinning from Spring lend sperniattons. This sort et thing
malaris W. know of enthing-that will cannot Iaot much longer. Real estate is
en perf.etly and surely do this as Eke- higher in Winnipeg now than it Is in the
tete Bitters, and at the trifling cost of old established cthda of (Inferno. hut the
fifty esnta a bottle.- -- {Exch. -Solid by value is fictitious and cannot 1.e mane
all drottg,.ta s twined. With neat centres groping up
Baste uses el Lunette terlams
in the North-west, Winnipeg anent ox -
Show that nine -tenths of their patients feet to retain the supremacy which she
are brought to their enn.l,tion by aMrsee .1 present enjoy&
of the tf.n.rstivenrrana. A grain Resin
and Nerve fond, known as Mack's Mag-
nectic Me.dieine,u wild by rine druggists,
and comer highly recommended ea an
unfailing rare in all thew diseases. See
the advertisement in another 'einem, of steal weakness. Pies advertisement
Sold in (Md rieh by Jaa Wilvon drug in another &damn. Sold .n Oewlench
gist -- 1st by Ju Wda.n druggist lot
the reegu.n of the suout:tch, the sure sign
,f an imperfect dierstion, and pnebahly
the forerunner of a settled dyane1.sia.
Nothing will relieve this oppression like
the PearVIAs SYat•P, by the stimulus it
gives to the digestive powers. Sold by
all druggists.
Ragyard'a YeU w ell
Is at the head of the list for all purposes
of a family medicine. It is used with
unprecedented success, both internally
and externally. It cures sore throat,
burns, scalds, float bites; relieves, and
of -en cures asthma.
tare rarer for s,t'.eaa.
The most reliable remedy for a cough
or cold, asthma, shortness of breath,
sore threat, weak lungs and all bron-
cdial troubles, is Hagyard's Pectoral
Balsam. Price 25 cents.
tewspaper taws.
We tall the special attention of poet -
masters and subecribera to tketollowing.
synopsis of the newspaper laws:'
1. A postmaater is required to give
notice by ktter (returning a paper dos
not answer the law) when a subscriber
dues not take his paper out of the of,t}oe,
and stage the reasons for its not being
taken. Any neglect to do w makes the
postmaster responsible to the publishers
for payment.
2. If any person orders his paper dia-
1 continued, he must pay all arrearages,
or the publisher may continue to send it
until payment is made, and collect the
whole amount, whether it be taken from
theohce or not. There can be no legal
disoontinuance until the payment is
made.
3. Any person who takes a paper from
the post -office, whether directed to his
name or another, or whether he has sub-
scribed or not, is responsible for the pay.
4. If a subscriber orders his paper to
be stopped at a certain time, and the
pub continues to send, the sub-
scriberis bound to pay for it if he takes
it out of the post -office. This proceeds
uppounn the ground thats-plan must pay for
whiff he uses.
5. The courts have decided that refus-
ing to take a newspaper and periodicals
from the post -office, or removing and
leaving them uncalled for, is rime frrfn
evidence of intentional fraud.
No article ever attained such unhnnnd-
ed popularityin so short a time as Bur-
dock Blood itten, and that too during
the existence of countless numbers of
widely advertised hitters and blond puri-
fiers. It is evident that this medicine
begins its work at once, and leaves no
desirable effect unattained.
•
' .t Gel, . ,w. riaespede.
X.•vnr r.we the a ane}: rt;eh for Drug
Stores as le now at ours for a Trial But-
tle of Dr. Kit, t n NONs Dieervery for
Ctinettn:,ttien, Coutha and Coda. All
persona affli te4 with Ast}iteta, Bronchi -
tie, Hata-Aeneas, Severe C.•n'cl,+, for any.
a '.c o o Lo.,:z, iltr
gets- trial bettle of this great reined;
free, by ea:limo at your drat; stuns
as Ow ersuallos
Now heartily endorse the amazing sue -
cess of Mack's Magnetic Medicine, and
recommend it for both sexes in all (wawa
Bateau's True Friend.
A friend in need is a friend i1wes4.
This none can ldnespecially when a
etistance is rendurel whenuuelas.,rely ar
flioteel with disease,nu.re pptrticu Carly thou
complaints and wea4ut•sat's a..'•ommnn t,
our fe.nalo population. Every won't
should know that Ele •tric Bitten al
woman's true friend, and will positive}}
r.•store her to health, even when el'
other remedies
ways proves
tor Assertion. single
assertionThey n
pleasant to the taste and only coat fiftt
cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists.
IETPs at (r'04. - (iRATwrr-t. AN DCnwrnarl No.
- 'Rya Ihmmugb knowledge• of the nature
laws which govern the operations of digestim
and nutrition, and by a careful application of
the Ane propertten of well -refected ('mens, Mr,
Jeeps has provided our breakfast twhiee with a
deliestely flavoured beverage which nifty nye
as many beery d.wtesse hilla. 1t la by the Judo
eictnns are of snch articles of diet that • con-
stitution may he gradually built up until strong
enong�h1, to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundred. of sahlle maladies are floating
around ns rea.ly to attack wherever then. Is a
weak pn1M.. *e may escape many a fatal
shaft by keeping nnrwdves well fortified with
pure blood and a properly nonrlshed tram.• "
('(e(1 '4refee elnrrlfr. !4d,1 only In Parkrta
labelled "JAwrta I r•Y. R l'n. ilom..opatt,se
Chemists', London. tong." Alen winker. of
Ropes chocolate Essence for afternoon ,ewe.
17441
eek to rev ewe Mw.
fgl _Terme
free.., If. A
CO.rtland RR
Maine
ATENTS.
W. r•.enrinnr to set .a 'eoliettors for l'a'rfis
Caveats. Trade Marks, rnpyriuttt tet. hos
the 1'n tont nates. (anada. (`ails Rngtaa
ranee fienn•wr..4.• We have hail thirty
Ilse years experfear..
Patents obtain.A thmngh on are nntl.W4 In
ta. ernsmrne Awswtr*d. Trio Mips sed
et-h-ewdie lllossratwd weekly taper. $ E1 ayes,.
show. the Progreso of P elenee, is veer Inter
e•etf,. sed Ise as .nne.MNr etrrntatlw,
agrees t fN CO., Patent 1Wteitna
PPublishersomtlrc A ,w, f1 Par
k
Raw,tfew tort
stew*
Protests
soot Mie tela
Berkir■'s Ablates Serve.
Pe best s:titu in the world fur cuts,
I fit macs &era, I'lour., Rah Rheum,
Fuser Sores, 'latter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblain., Punts, and all Sion Iiruptions
a11.1 i titch, cures }'ilea. It is guar-
Hilt- k. give perfect aatiafachun or
mouerefun.:cd. }'rice •23 crista per
b..,. 1'ot oak by all druggi s.
N:.:.1; 9, after all, is the great physi-
ciun. She littler all the secret's./ health
within her broad, generous }..stew, and
maul needs but to go to her intelligently
for his every need. The discovery of
the great Cough Remaly, Gitay's $flirt
01 Ran Soren( -a GER, is ant apt liluatnl-
twit uI this. As a curt, fur C.uaihs
Colds, Loss ..f Voice and iiosrsenu.I it
stands unrivalled, while its low }.rice and
readiness of access places it within the
roach of all Try it and be cntt'inced.
All chelnistskeepit in 2.'. end 50-:ent
bottles. -ad
i'• ,t haea& _ivabnr'itian Iimwadyy for
• :. fi/fox COLDS, ASTHMA,
I1,t0NOJRfVIA L088 OF
ti' l
IC R', II9ARARENESS Al ND
:?BOAT AFFECTIONS:
P e,.M hem bas Aare iR� Ora (DeM-
r, at toast Moor.) asiras(a at
0.41 Tt..la Ssyrrior to awe .end we r
..a rer Mone ass a.Uishl e
• t)a O .nAJo thr 4..+,e.na lSee I ,4 lvuw rage
rn,lla:..g l r..,r.r. .,
Kverw one 1n IA(+
Aa. ' Ara rd( GRAY
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t4,ry1.1 t / Urns sorer
feut. of lite a y(..4
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Of .rnpr.lke
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w',a - .i,,l . rl a - pp r
wok:, Mew tewaa.[tr
Pod:ie.k d(tines:(
a' 1 Mee /`' r (en
/r.m tae � rata. 1 ^
Bp rises `lU..l• . .e ety,lel.
tops .Ilaet'..ta.
Its rensarlkesblep�� er iu reliesniulg
certliiit fomite Of Bronehitie, and i,•,R
almost speei& eti'ect i;c curing of,
s'inWe hacking Coughs, is note arca}
kworn't to the pt,hlit at large.
mIe •i 1 it.b�a Lr•airltrr..untAd,.. tuh..nists. Pero :! :...
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..A, m'a'd.'•= vp.-/ Pe4 c.,:vee Gtwo' e.•.•,
erree-rf'-yl4,nosfettle Murk, *owl ew,., ..,.,..e
• ad.'naw1, a•••,'ho feria, rtd.
KERR Y. W.d 7'SOY CO.,
SPA liter••Y.te an nd Mannft, v
Manfred
Hardware! Hardware!
THE t-NDERtIIINEL k;
STILL AHEALD
Felt 111•:s1' •�,
t4\
AiiNtiiIE ,ti,j•r
ND LOWERT PRICES. HE KEEPS A FI LI. STIICK OF B.iliELF ANI)
eneral Hardware!
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE
- -MY CROSS -CUT --
SAWS AND AXES',
I Eoep all the Newest and Best Makes.
801.E AGENT FOR. THTC "L1' M
Four -Barb Fence Wire
R_ w_ a�cg-�;NzzE
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
The CANADIAN PACIFIC RAiLWAI' COMPANY offer lards i❑ the FERTILE IIELT
olManitoba and the Northwest Territory for sale nt
$2.50 PER ACR
Payment to be made one-sixth at time of purehu.,e. and tl;o bdlnnce ii, ilt-runr.tini itie•alte• uta'
with interest at six per cent.,
A. Rebate of $1.25 Per Aore
l 1 eing allowed, on ,erten. conditions, f..r cultivation and , 1 L. r ;nn rot tnv-la •
THE LAND C+ RANT BONDS
cf the Cullman)which can be procured at all th+.grata. ,.l t1.. isuuk lit Mustreul, and oth-
I
cr Banking Instie tutions, throughout the eaentry... ,.1 1..•
Received at Ten Per Cent. Premium,
on their par value, with interest accrued, en at roust rf .r d in Ina nu ntof the I utelwse mon-
ey, thus further reducing the price of the land to the purcbascr.
special arrangements made with Hmheratton obit land ('ontpanirr. "
For full particulars. apply to the Company's 1 nets ('ommiaaic.ner, JOHN UrTAYIHH:
napes: or to the undersigned.
By or4pr of the Board,
Montreal. December let, 1M1.
CMARLF_v D&JNKwATtfi, aerwesa 7.
1417 -
AT THE OLD STAND
D. C. BTRA.CII..N
11A5 REMO', F.1, 111::
GROCERY BUSINESS
To the old stand in the Albion Block. fortaerl*oeeopird by hien. •herr he will he please
to welcome all Ms old customers and the paddle generally. A large quantity of
MEW, FRESH (RoCI',idl':s
AN
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
C_ STRACHAN,
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ANY STYLE OF VEHICLE BUILT TO ORDER.
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