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the station. The body I I I W -HOLE NUMBER 803. 1 .. H3 FRIDAY,.APRIL
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where it remained Until Tue "I the Arctic CircI6. October and t end in May.' In. mid- their doerskid lodges to quiet their little must have been struck square on the Ole , i .
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Eug� when it wast taken to Me �, � i I Witbin L � L ared. Hugh MoClallau4, of War- Chief Master at the Government N av I Williams, of W wi , and Du ;1
iatermentL by the, � for 3b. ]Kenneth L. N. McDonald, who winter Via days, are short and the sum. ones. Durin� the night a wind arose, top of the bead. He was seen the same, wick, purchased the west half at $20 an School, Greenwich Hospital. in 1858 tivingstone, of Plympton, aud exp sa- i -1
. Borrowing r.1 does not rise &I ove the horizou for thr4e and long befo oke�he hun- afternoon in company ' ith another lad.. acre, and John . am re - � �
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F'orbas was a flus looking young i 'Spout ton � . Hudson Bay Com- - wi- tels were scouring the country after the on the track,' w - McElroy, of � the a' a he accepted a position as E nglish an -d ,bd themselves as highly pleased, an4 A I ! .
and of good reputation i MW ja the service of the weeks, but wi lial there is a. good t and both were observed to place, the east half at $18. ' - Classical Master in Upper Canada Col- is posBible they 'will locate in ihat . . ,- - I � .
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-es-ided. 11 ,bol� pjay delivered a most interesting lecture . . I a noblest ga,me of that lie down with their heads on' or near -A mut al arrangement 'between lege, where be remained .till failing vicinity. Both are young man V.V.lt4 I I
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wife and three mneff- children, L ever I expene � 3ed was 67 0 below' zero 'With SUCCeRE, and anxiety and want Parkhill. I I . L
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friends. the babits of the nations and his own of it..L latter Company has secured leases of with his son in Hamilton. west before returning. � �; I
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. ploits. From a report of have a repetition 'Ladie �r and 'after I set out on my return, and was the Credit Valley, Ontario & Quebec, a I I �
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ibjs lecture we MaKe the lollowing in-
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15u" V�V" 9 PD M ki A"CuAy up May
appear sometking extraordinary and
accompanied for some distanoe by three
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a big Are in Montreal on Sianda y
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that my remaklis
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young men the tribe. Abotit
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tLe fo North to begin at Great Slave
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-Winnipeg will be lighted by thirty
the agreenients. ,
-Last Friday morning Mr. George C.
New York and the wife went to live
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their long e6forced fasting, Were very
electric laMD8 at 01.2i ner niL,ht for 3
Roaers inrODrietor of the Otonabee
turned Findino that bin wife- had
of bagpipes. Recently Lieut.-Coldu6il I
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uniform of his battalion changed to �
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amused as I was talking to some �adies
they 6voutuallly gave' out , altogether.
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tally dirowned in tbe-river at that place.
laudanum. The servants summoned a
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cold I bad ever known, when
of my as coverings for them
named the place VaDderbilt. .
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gentleman friend in.passing placed his
and fed. the'rn with all the pro.
visions I !had with 'the hope
-Mr. Mallis, of Lucknow, has pur-
chased the c -1,,i,, -f -a w.- i; -i, �+;ff
go-ahead business men in the town, and
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whohavehadthe control of the fur hand on My shoulder and remarked : of getting, tb'em homia. The next morn- dog 11 Jambo." The price paid being -,upwards of twentv'girls and young when a mutual reconcilation. followed. There will be six pipers required for tha - �
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I irade in that region for many years " WOthing like n old Hudson Bay man ing an early start was made, but we #200. . women are now employed in one of the -Two little ohildren-of Mr. James battalion,ana Lieut.-Cdlonel A11114ii - �
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baok, atone time held ,!Fort Youcon," to tell a good ope." Of course this re. bad not proe4eded far when two of ,Alex. Cornell, of S�. Thomas, who tinware making departments of the Me- Stewar%, Grand Trunk Railway Station at present in th:!an
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Vrbich is situated at the confluence, of Mark was made in a jc�cnlar spirit, but them- fell down and refused to rise. received a verdict of $50 for libel against pommunication wi
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I the Porcupine and the Youcon, but on there ,is no dQub� a great many. ,
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. the transfer, of Russian America to the understand how a human being can man took their place in drawing the amount on Satuiday, got drunk at once, in soldering tims of various descriptions, when t4e elder of the tv�-o, a little boy -A snow plow of new invention 'was . I .
I . United States Government by the Rus. exist under, sue a temperature. There Bled along with the remainirig dog, who and was robbed of $10. and are said to do thework more neatly of about 3 years of a' a. spied the axe,
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sians, Fort Youcon was found to. be 75 is, however, a wonderfully self-s,da t- C� 9 tried on the Tnronto Grey and Bmce . I
. . . p was still game. But it was so cold that -On Tuesday last wepkJames Maid- than men or boys. At the start they picked it up and started chopping. .He Road last Monda 4
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geographical -miles" within A.merio&n ing power, in nian to enab4c him to on- we got along 'very slowly, � and finally ment, of the township of Warwick, I receive 02 per week. had not been playing IODg before Witt Hawley, I
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The summem are, as I sal . decided on -leaving our sled and luggage. pulled frora the back of 06 ten months' The following is a statement of the he chopped off the t -To ifirst fingers was taken to some of tb . a keep cuts �;
'be abandoned, and a post about the . id before, We accordingly made a good camp, put old lamb, a bunch of wool measuring votes to date on the basis of the Metho- below the second joint 04 his little i
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boundary line was established to �taka,- abort, bnt the s n after his long absouce everything safely away in the sled and 1.41 inches in length. I . dist union:* Toronto Couference,yeas, bab - brother's right hand. i The cries beyond Orangeville, where large quA,n,T. ' �
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6ties of snow had, been sbovelle&�,oa �
seems to or to be more warpa in hung it on a tree out of the reach of -John M. Campbell, a farmer from 215, mays 17, ties 3; London, yeas 207, of the unfortunate little one attracted '
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mpart House from the fact his greetings, a �d to show his apprecia- wolves. 'the meantime my two dogs Arthur, 41iffe on the track to the depth of six feet. Th� -
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is called Ra In 4 a visit to Detroit, was n aya 22, tie 1 ; Montreal, yeas 107, mays attention, and Mrs. Stewart was soon at snow shovelled ov the tralc1c, was very .
' tion of the welc,,)me accorded him does I had left stag 'a - . �
of its being situated on the Porcupine . .� ' � � -
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River, where its banks &ra composed of not go to bad fo, ' -four consecutive weeks. themselves in the warm ashes along the a chance acquaintance with. whom he 17, tie 1 ; New Brunswick, yeas.53 11 ays -Mr. H. -S. Holmes, station agent at . I
Owing to the sun no I *as of u riusual i3everity. The boilet b,eing � .
perpendicular rocks, reminding one in a t setting for so long fire and lay their moaning pit�*ously.- strolled out to see the city. I � 2, tia,1 ; Newfoundland, yeas 6, mays 2. Tbedford, bilLd a nairrow escape from perfectly mew didnot make steam, akfis- . I .
sni� the beat becomes very great,and reaches About midnight we startqd and &a -Last Friday, in Torouto,m�ssengers Total, yeas, 632, mays 88, ties 10. death afew nights aget � He had retired
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at times as high ,as 90 0 ' factorily, and coDsequently the Wal I �
I had, the charge of fqr five years, and I . and 10Q 0 in we stopped out of camp my two dogs of three firms while briDgiDg registered -Messrs. Dou$Ql, �roprietors of the to bad for the night, leaving a lamp 0 1 . .
now, i the enjoyment of Winnipeg life, the shade and a tru-th it may be, said Made an attempt to rise, but, failing, lette an -not be �aaid to be a fair one. In spite
I U rs, from the post office had six of Montreal Witness, were cited to appear bur�ing in his room. The lamp explod- * , L �
-1 find that it was just five years too that there are the two extremes of cold ,set up a deap'airing howl. I could not them a' of these unfavorable circumstances 1he
I droitly stolen from them. The at he Assizes on Monday, for criminal' ad while -he was in the 11 land of i - r -
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long. 0 loss is e,htimated at $600 lib I on a clerk, in the Court House, dreams," and the noise awakened him. . -1
pwxcivAL ruits. Notwithstand iDg "he 9ho tire satisfaetion of Mr.Hawley And tWse . .�
�he eho t dayq and froze to death. My feelipgo as I turned -Mr * us mad Hamilton. The writer of the He sprang from. the bed to find- the L
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L THE extreme -cold a per' need,. a great deal . and left them in - Alex. Gibson proposes to erect . present,- and fully demonstrated tih4 ,
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Perhaps it would be de sirable to Men I . ay be better imagined a cotton mill at Marysville,,New Bruns- all )ged libel, wbo Was a practising law- room in flames, and before he got out of principle to bp correct. I I
I re of travel is acco npi E had, and that with than described. Cobtiquing our i ,� I
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I , are, we reached the fort at ten p. m. having The machinery in the new St. John States, leavimg the defendants in the somewhat. He'immediately called for The wifelof Mr; W. W. Ritchion, I
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. bartered in that part of the - country- r daresay, awe re that. there are no stopped twice on the way to refresh our- cotton,mill was started on Saturday. I umr . I help from Messrs. Cornell and. Rose, formerly a fi!d ft gi�6wer at Grimsby, Was .'�, :
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I horses used in t 4at part of the country selves with water. We traveled the -Another outbreak of. typhoid fever -The township of Aldborough, Essex night operator and switchman, and by drowned in 11:i"usas.a .short time ;
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white, blue, silver and black - the dif - . I . 46# : I
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- ferent kincts of bear, the black, brown, . ly is seventy miles in twenty hours on snow- has occurred at the' De�f and Dumb county, talLes the platform. There are the heroic efforts of the three men the Mr. Kitchen with- -his, wife, daughtsit �. :
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. altogether unsu ted for them -and that, 'ghoes, with the thermometer at 65 de- Institute at Belleville, and the estab- two yonng;ladies living on the '11th fire was extinguished, but not befuro t
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oinnamon and grizzly, and the muol, in winter tim , travelers are confined. grees below zero and without a mouth. lialiment has CODSL -. - ' I . . small fruit '1�is' -h i .
dreaded polar, or white bear -the , pale . I equently been closed Concession Who have oaWed�,split and it had done considerable damage. -a t ey haa reoexi.tly 3 .
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marten, the wolf, the lynx, the wolver. solely to the n0a of dogs and- in summer - ful to eat. to allow of alterations being made in -the pil�d up one cord of wood in one hour. -The Dominion Board of Arbitrators - ! L �
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be a' fur -trader present, he will . -R., from a place arty narraTly, a yea . 11
therefore brief ,y , describe to yon one amuse here are to break the mo- years growth, growing from the trunk of fro the dentral prison, Toronto, on called Bird's Hill, near Winnipeg. It P - ' ' 4pe with their h ,
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dies of martens, and his glistening rows on one winter from" a tribe of and would 6eeni suited to such ' i d ' - -The Canada Pacific Syndicate have tioan in the Ottawa hospital. He attri- from the Government nearly 820,000 for -:postbi9i they were Z'ft- . -
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there iB a b%re, possibility that there are nece,3sary prepw -RtiOnB I engaged a man it i' he longer he, Messrs. Manning, Shields & McDonald, ill and insufficiently clothed. or 02,000. The sum tendered to "the i i .
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with the mush ox, and for your edifica- . � to it. The grgat source of amusement -John Anderson, a middle-aged Ger- the 17th of April setting, &part that por- was $70. * The arbitrators hate not as *-The St. 'George .correspondent. �4. J
traveling gear. We traveled through a is books, and it is a fortunate feature of man, in Montreal, met with a terrible tio of the Otonabee river froba Look' the Brantford Expositor says : The 6ldl: �
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mt,sk px iB au animal � peouliar to the at at Rice -Oliver King, pianist to the Princess � posite -Germati s- �
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re, we burried oEr with the. Pleasing becomes wesiried poring oveTbooks, it thrown out of employment. There is April 1st. the stamp upon Mr. King as one of the iDg before that �rand pl& cou I .
more qf tha appearan3a of a long-haired . a . - pie, Niho
go � at than of a, true ox. From this Prospect of a go d meal -and a good rest. naturally seeks some other channel of no,insuraLce on mill or contents. I --A. despatch from Winnipeg on composers of England. The judges in years ago have( goup to'40iu the majjori� -
alism'teristic iGs genuine name " Ovi- We were welcomed by all from. the diversion, and these as to be found in . -Mr. Wm. Miller, who recently sold Mb day says: The ice has broken and the competion were Sir Jules Benedicit ty, buying that stijk of cindy with the I , ..
I ' Youngest to theoldest, and were made the different' kinds of sports. In the his farm of 100 acres on Petty street, got a down the Red River. Yesterday and Sir Michael Costs. Mr. King has only nickle they had been able to O�"
bogll-g,oat-ox-is derived, and it is guests in the ebiof's lodge.: -While'dof- winter months the moose and reindeer East Williams, has purchased a farm of and to -day. a grand eight was witnessed been in Canada since the arrival of the from a fond pax'ent. ', Many will ' ' �
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1 able that the usual, alaority inprep4ring pleasant day is passed by the sportsman township of IJelaware, for .the sum of are safe, uninjured, and no fears of a but 25 years of age, bat from his earheat being silvered, with what eagerness frwy I
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very extensive trade,'and have posts on precarious cliance of rabbit snaring, &a, I I - rs, by Rev', Mr. at merson on Sunday. I ine I &nd ho 4 y . - I
I the Youcou River, extending for, 1,500 most sagacious; whereas, with the Robertson, of Chesterfield,. What about �The Superior Court in Montreal and Fisheries at Ottawa, in respect to I 0111Y bee4 too happy to have done it.' ]
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miles. From the extravagant way 14 L ill and latter, fleetness of foot and endurance love's young dream now? deeded in a case on Saturday last that fishing licenses on the River Thames Since theI, building of that house and tlie! .
the, weather very severe. However . the are the requisit�na for the successful -Both bridges over the river Nith at the' insufficienc� of the stamp 'on's and the River SydenbaM, KentL County building of that school, forty years a0p,; -
I which their trade is carried on, with 4 best 'that the' poor people had 'was termination of the chase, 'and it is a Ayr have collapsed with the flood. The promissory note did not invalidate it The holders of licenses desired an ex* what changes haver been wrought. iDf t ' t
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placed at our seivice according to the noteworthy f t that the different modes inhabitants are now congratulating wh4 in the stamping was done by the tension of ten days' time before the the hundreds of boy . i .
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monopoly of the fur seal fisheries on . . I � . . I we; ;i
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a ZEm hunt them. he hunter * f ,the former season in New Hamburg. Quite a num. amount claimed with costs. believing' that,itwouia not be in 'the drop the veil. i I
the Iteutian Islands, and that this in 61 . 10 � .1 . -1 .1 I
should be brokenup and a move a is slow, methdaical and stealthy in his bar of houses are in proa act of arection, -A deputation from the -Misg , I
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I itself brings them a clear profit of 560 I in the direction wbere moose were paid -MO 'livered an address at a temperance inm '
per ce4t. on the outlay, any doubt as to fewed the He said, however, that he would refund - I
vements, wpile the hunter of -the amongst others an old time log house is Board of Trade, has intervi _.,s I
the success of their enterprise, van- to be plentiful, a d where it waE; hoped latter is bold a d elastic. - being got ready for some one's home. Dominion Government upon the pro- the license money or any'portiou there. -meeting in Woodstock last week. Tte i .
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THS 14ISSION",XES OF THE VAR XGUT11. The . following morning camp was bunting of geese in the spring and fall have decided to raise the salary of the ,,Lawrence channel, between Montreal --Mr. R. C� Fraser, inspector of ties strong is an English lady Of long eg- i .
I struck ; the bum bers set out in advance of the year. There is, no doubt, a great pastor, Rev. J. K. Smith, to $3,000 per and Quebec. They oppose the scheme and timber for the Canada Padific Rail- perience on the platform and her sty,te 1
In speaking of those who have been to bpat a track - or the women, who deal of pleasuf;0 to be derived from glid. stnum,being an increase of 0500. This until the St. Lawrence canals are way, has piled along the Thunder Bay and delivery display n3 mean powers. -.
I led to devote their time and energies to broi7ght up the rear with the children � . � . I I
. ing through Phe , languid step,3 of the is one,of the larigest Presbyterian con- deepened sufficiently to allow barges branch, waiting -for transport- to the I She di -d not enter into details of the Scoit 1 1 1
IL Iffe of hardship and toil in this far and all the 11 household gods." The w,altz, from partiCipating in the inde- gregations in Canada. passing from Chicago to Quebec with. west to be used in construction, over Act nor att ,ampt any -explanation of ito 'I � .
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, . I cr lissful evolutions of the Sara� -Mr. David. GQldie of Greenville out tranBhipping grain. - . 1,750,000 ties, besides piles, lumber and ns, but spoke generally on t1-je ;
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in propagating the benign influences of in search of game. In passing I would twink ing in , , a eyes of your fair vis -a- which be proposes building a fine.stone Havre a subsidy of 040,000, and the on their homesteads, or west'to work on - B ish- peo* t
� that Qhristianity which are acknowledg- take occasion to disp 11-V . via. ;y � . and seemed to'tbink that- C 1 1
el a popular illu - But, ladies, and gentlemen, the house for himself. Society Postale Francaise d'Atlantique, construction. The ties are worth 30 &mad& w#s . _: �
I edthroughoat the length and breadth sion in reg and cruel condensed harpinem of all three fail to -'A terrible collision between two (the Brazilian line) has - amalgamated cents each delivered on the rail not far behind the mother couut " '
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whenever men have been drawn to take treat their'wives, It is taken for grant- heart of the ')rtsman as be, oblivious other night near Montreal, on the Grand a large French ship�ing concern, which , the materials now on the track is about -The death of the diatingnisbdd! �
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attendant dangers of forcing their Way hunter considers his wife more as his than surpasse I himself in the winging oars besides two locomotives were trades success. - 4300,000 are yet to be delivered. I occurred on Sunday morning 15th i=E4. - .
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n9 an right and left of the snowy goose and smashed, causing the loss of 650,000 to -About ten o'clock Thursday night -Intense excitement *prevailed in The deceased was probably the old �A
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the pioneers. At present in tho,f ar north the northern part of this continent are turn to Something else. . next, in Hall, upwards of $6,000 acres wheel under one of the cars. Nine cars tain Hill, together with the majority of sia8tiC garUner and nursery man. B�' .
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them are but two denominations, - the essentially a norc adio people and all - UNTUT, of phosphate lands situated in T e-mple. containing stock and other effects were the valuable library. The building which was a Director of the Fruit Grower t � :
protestant missionaries of the Canada men and women- -from their childhood Not long ago in our Northwest, soli- ton, Wakefield, Portland and Bowman, ditched, and ten horses killed and other this replaced, was accidentally burned I Association ever since its formation, .
Methodist Society and the Roman are inured to a ife of. hardship and .. tudes unbrokem� as those of the far north county Ottawa, the upset . price being $5 animals injured. Three passenger nearly thirty years �.go on the same , He was the originator qf several vr.�, -,; . I -
Catholic missionaries of the section of travel, and it would be impossible � for reigned supreme, solitudes that now per acre. coaches at the rear of the train kept sit a short time after its erection to re. rieties of grapes, which are now gr`OWA I .
the Oblates of the order of the Imma- the hunter to procure the means of I ring to the of the hardy pioneer, -Two handsome now dining room the ralls, and no injuries were received place that destroyed by the rebels in all over the continent, and his hyb4i
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pose to -night to refer to the labors of the had also to attend to the minor mat- children, and,� perhaps, in this land of between Detroit'and Buffalo, have been -Mr. Justice Armour, at the Picton 'very expensive one, having cost, it is Latterly he was experimenting in peo I .
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latter, but I will say that notwithatand- ton of his houseboia. It is a fatality great probabilities, where impossibility put on this week. They Were bu'ilt at assizes, spoke very dispaxagingly, of the said, only about $36,000. The, total culture', and succeeded in prodboing'A ' I
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are made in regard to the success that poor Indian should �be abou-sed Of what a stretch of th I a imagination to Bee in the same kind are expected on the 28th, crowded cities of Europe, engaged in by wings, 018,700 ; library, 032,OW; furni- gained great popularity. Mr. Arno14, .
accompanies the efforts of the former in he cannot be accountable for. I May d's ' ' . ng from. west to run between Detroit and Chicago. Miss Rye and Miss �� McPherson. He ture, 07,200 ; total, V76,600. .,
. the min eye cars ruuni i carried on at his Paris nursery, in;&
inculcating the principles of christian - be allowed to rem ark tho'it I have witua[3- to cast from the Pacific to Fort Churchill, -Mr. Win Stewart of Guelph, who had, while practising a,t the. Bar to -The annual spring show of stal- quiet way, a most intelligent and im-� .
Iffe, 1, who have been in a position to sed as much tenderness shown by an on Hudson's � Bay, groaning with the is by trade 8'6 c&rpentar, is about to prosecute, and in his capacity as judge lions took place in the market square, portautsystem, and has dione as Much � .
judge competently of these matters,cam. Indian hunter to his wife and children weight of the boreal wealth of thePeace. establish an apiary. He has purchased io sentence, a large number of these. It Woodstock the other day, Princeton as any m. --of ax; ' -1
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safely say that their efforts have I been as I have '-ever noticed ai�aong white River Valley. I'Taking the north shore five acres near the Model Farm on which has generally been claimed that those and Bill Bruce represented the blood- Pariment for the. general advantag04 � - -
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. of Lake Athabaska looking towards the he intends to establish his bee and pauper children turned out well, aind hors class, the former winning. A I
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strictly S ,�* , as no stand on that innacle whence we can _Mr. Stewart Mulvey, Grand Master -The closing sessional exercisft in roadaVers, bein2 Dlaced after him through part in loo Politically ha waa I
peaking to Ttduce to order and game other than an ocoasioual rabbit P in the near of the Orange Order in Manitoba, arriv- connection with Queen's Colle a, King- lack of a class of their own. Mr. Diehl Warmly attacheatothe Reform part.
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1 F38 future, will. b.al the scene of operation a ad at Ottawa Saturday,and reports that ston, occurred last Saturday evening, took first prize for aged Clydesdales of which he had loi3g heen a Zealons an4' "
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ast and west of dren. Dogs star -ad to death from hu:n- Turning the other' way and -looking the cowardly conduct of Sir John Mac. orator of a G6neral Assembly, lectur- winning in the three-year-old class with has been gradually failing in health, au �
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the Rocky Mountains, within the Arctic ger and cold, marked ourdine of iravel towards thb n 6r'th, we feel we are on donald in refusing to speak in support ed to a ood audience on I I Whitfield. a superb specimen imported last year. on Sunday ended a long and use�ful hfo; I
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circle, speaks of the fieroe and warlike as the bleached bones of eiiinels show the edge of � country - over which -of their incorporation bill. . the Mod Preachim" On Sabbath If the premier horse-breedingeounty ' - i ,��
Rooebin, but his description: of them no the route across the deserts of the East. YOM mce I � �
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longer li�lds �ood. Missionaries hd,ve The sixth day bappening to . be a Sunday, country which� oan only be fittingly do- intimates that trolling and fishing with. B alatiraste sermon, the congregation stallions must be got, and -a new class- of Stanley, for the year I . �
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in a great many give them credit for, tion of the party, I the day was observed climate and m;uy barriers, to defy the but that he is determined thatAmaricans His text v ,as " Finally my brethren be -One day I &t.ely two gentlemen from 1%, "a eIBL,484,35, and th . &I Pay- .
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I 11 . ey deserve all the encouragement by all as one of rest, not one hunter arithmetic of -the survevor and the veri. shall not enter Canadian waters and strong in I he Lord, and in the power - of Hampshire, England, Alex. G. and ments for the year are 612,054.42, lehv� .
L. an can give them. � - leaving the camp in search of food, fication of the explorer.- set. their nets where and when they His migh�. . i Henry Linzee,arrivedinForest,stoppitig ing a balance on hand of $1,429.98. 1U
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it is almost unnecessary to say that were conducted, and all made it a point -A young le'.4 named Richard Soady, bAt year. � 111.41; schools"#4,896.20; roa&=4 ,
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the summers are short and sweet. came from one of the party,even though I was split open from the middle of the sion, Enniskillen, for $3,800. The tim- ocou ed positilyns as Principal of the While there they visit�athe farms cof coupons 43W; sinking funid MID; -
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