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. CHINESE GCiRDON. . - of corrunt Pashas a i hollphuderirgBas i. streli:igtli, and lit is WOT l to lie I a how tl em.aq !_ affoidi�g S I ch ja rAag�llificlloht gone into business with good prospectlit iiiand, and endeavored to strike Mills in its Sup rt and progres . a life I . I . I
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. . ospe ity. I R rowing up with the country. Ifany. with a walking stick, but was prevented - � i .
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The following is a brief but interest. , them. The r I I . I n-` li. ie bQtW68 I 11 us when I , b-- 0, 0 - ief for &I ai at the Dg emigratioia of your readers are purposing coming ly otbars preser-t, who took the intl of good while it leaves behind a bla#k. I . I I �
. th . I � � I ; . - - become prairio . cated member in charge. & —Donald Fraser ('the Deac a 1+1 . �
� �iptio:n of the career and char- the rising some y ars ago in aBte m whorn I have prayed. )n L &so af en a ill re all IS the culiDg passi011 west in the'spring to on) died
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.. Charles Gordon the ex- Europe, is the . my hopes o 1. 4 trium t re 0 -it t eir,winds, nd al 03t, the ulyNe fatmers, they will find good locationO —T e town of Ridgetown was visited his residence, -Nairn, on Thnisday, 28th : .
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" cl intoler- Fasch0r. I really hay noitrocl) Ith ti ge 6f .civilized hum n tv that iemainB 'thin fr6m two to five miles of Pe Satur4lay by a disastrous fire. A February, aged 79 years,arrol was.bur,`ed .
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ed Governor General at Khartoum; and abld cruelty of the,, uns eaZnbi3Tur1.."" me - but I � laVE ribeSliekinah, an I do tc:,t e4a.. i , i The fact �hat the railway belt reserv� Tu"Lbe! of ptiblie buildibgs were burned. at the Nairn cemetery- oil Monday. Ile
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hI , , -----*' , as.beeu recently opened up fo fre ' was one of the oldest,�ettlers, and lea-ves I
Of his sub�equent bri. f experiences. like tkastin ,1 to him Mn'd not tc na�en-" I . " Last Saturday murn
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hasbeen, placed in command of the ��( I Etl,�.hoes �e�t. I I
I . ! I homestead entry gives settlers coming li aul's l3burch Sunday Echool, in Wood- ail aged wife and a large.grown up fa=-
� 13oudfLn campaign by the British Gov-. as Secretary �,of Lord , i1p n a positim T Ais faith is no narpow", ege istioal, . . 1`1 I
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General CharleB Gordon is -now I n which Ile resigned6liaos as sogra as ae all humanfty' 11 The 13,tive kn) 8 not I I .1 I . . I who oam� here two years ago. It wi the old3st in town. Alcut twentY-five Ross, of Bruceheld, conducted the
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. the.fiftiethyear of hie age. He began reached India—a a bsequently- in G:)d," he s93's, , but 31 oil kno ks him, I � I be wise t� come out within a few wel 3eara ago it waa a! B&ptitA church. A funeral services. His Sister who lives . I
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- . -Influ of your niaders will be jubereSted le xpel get a choice of land4 r ew or an and a fine libi ary were totally at Kingston, and who is 88 years of &:go, I .
- . his military career in the Crimean War, Basuto lana, wher be w a ask" d to as. and 3irn to pray r, and answers . . r . L
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... Same the duti 'Is of moves it he ring from, this � se 1 tion of the f lir .2 few miles of the railway� 'o] . , came 'to see him on his
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:. ,rdly having -attained to manhood. a ion� Id it.' The Mussulmau ivarsbi God as - w thin est.0 ed. Loss about $1,000; insured
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� -cor -ion I . I ,veSt, I take th j liberty�of writing a f(w Station, ith good neighbors all arourI4 f )r $20 . When she arrived at Ailsa Craig she . !
IE[e earned the de ation of the Lell then denied a minis vers , e well as I l and is 0 - accep;ll if . � . :
. as -6, passi g notes. Ill till first place, is them. ' —A ad living in Lon4lon West al asked for a conveyance, il w n ;
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I . t Is ogy this as tl, a 1lauce, , le draw back here, but -settlers are finding entally shot a thoroul, bred English �
valued far more, theL right to further been in -thl fotJir ch4pters--in tolerant theol I ll Oer may ig lb livery man sought to charge the usual
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. i I I t. VeBond, and - NY aturally ,�aut � tol lkuow� where is yvater at from ten to I thirty feet in depth slBtter belonging to Mr. T. McGoey.- The fare she thought it too much-, arid said I .
Service, which he rendel to good of - Crimea, ini-Claina, it Gral in Pater's, "I a every uabi4ll be tL 166 fear- I � �
feet aLs one of the commission ap; ointed the Souda: : - I et h him an I w rketh A -hteoui i a . it e 88137 SO Inift,13y tbw�s havin 19 'While otbers dig deeper.. We are now , nimal was valued by M - sbe would walk—li distance of over I : 1,
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We ha - I telli og accepted with Ilim." . ;1, � ! irtb xistence within the� lasttwo s tting diwn a p L -4 - throe miles. The old lady is as smart . .
to fix tile. new boundaries of Russia,- .v U i ablic well forthe town 100� and had been sent him from Win I
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and Roumania. A few years the story of Gene;&I Go: d �l I 11� . I . al o er, this great 0ouu.try, le�pecially te weather is warm and Pleasant, the ilipeg. The dog will probably get all as a cricket, notwithstanding her many � .
Turkey, on's ire, lie- Ilia life aboir3ds it rom anUc' illus- . . � . I I � �
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later finds him in Chi.na,wbere lle earris cause it is not the'' lire, a t10 Ina -11, ti ations of the divi ue a, PP r4ge I n I pired ' I clue orn Aer standing about 30 0 abbvd r�gh,t amiu, but one eye is destroyed, year . I . I I
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. . . ,., .. B ailway it is ha�rdly to b�.expec�ed that to -day, , 1 Nud its leg�, filled.1with Small shot. . . � I
the sciabriquet, which he has ever since ibat is chiefly .iuteieEtin.4 A mail Of b( this d'IVLU(3 faith. .11 We �U lluese . � l L
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I . . I I map eati form any deft ite here a � I 4onan, Man, tob tat er of Senator The total expeniesof Mitchell p�b- , .
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nomena in history which illustrate at more than'-p-ither t1 e - Eat I -'er or t IS I 1�et Ld of �. p -ace is u ailitanC6 'i ate., a given I Ca-na,da. Sather and, ie so�In .1 :
T manlike sagacity, i � ia Ye: ible Inah ar b Lttlefield hol �; eapon b 4t a i
aloes I d d aturday last. The I lie schools during last year amounted- to
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etie'le the cruelty of ambition and the statesman vl�bo attir . tten ti n Wj th this,& f x om �he gatel cit�, 4t Regina, which The Ottawa clergymen are warninJ deceased wa�s a native of the North of the sum of $3,593-10. � . �
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. . b s troops. ,,no he Sri phas- b ive )ecarne genera ly 16owii, for Ii ie, ' Scotland, who, after Serving in the .
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folly of credulity. Efulag-tsueschuen, a and compels tho-adm I ati of E,agla' d, imil-his directons, , ing his-iroops , . their con gregations against agnosticismi . —About 25 intending settlers were,�on I .
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" 11 9 i I - y0uni , ove - n obililten, they have :' 1�ritl arm) during the Peninsular . I I
Chinese schoolmaster, declared himself of Egypt, and eve� cf A eiric-t. Pre- 14 1 Nme to 'o . - I :—Twelve oases of breach of liquori i . the excursion train which passed tbro�agh ,
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nly descended prophet, com- eminently is ittrue of bi � tbat great- � � i Stratford on the 4th ivat. for the Pall
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misdoned by God to exterminate the, ness�'- has been I thrlutab 'n � him'; f, Pause, a tow in, eu�bryol a quiet other da . aind settled at Rea RiWT in 1821. coast. . f . 7
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M-anoh ' race and reinstate the Mings. never did man lab: r so a iduously 6� th . v: Dam situateT In the S -
00 to b3llion wm Sided o1a) Be ret � 0 0 a � , , I . —Throe botel-keepers 'in L .
Fanaticism gathered a rne adherents win f ame a * ille, ii I I vay? distant �gevonteeilii mile westpf Vs. Greenwood, druggis',, of St. Cathar- . . �
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0 a he ha o IS it, Ilia charm cama to lia I Gli OMOUnt to &95,000. Lastyear's .i have -recently been fined $20 arld col ` . I
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about his bannera, and hope of plunder mother Shows her.. i nds� map. torn !a Tai.pitlf �ch' f, Ilfi# I a �el the miles from Winnipdg. revenue *as $1,688,000. pheld for selling liquor after hours Saturd-sy �
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galded many more, until at last be and t ddl a d p� ted togetl or , :1 d 3adly na us iet truck fi: uni the I a dsof . I � i ' —The Kingston public schools are so * I nigbt� . . . I
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.bli . �t � & id ill ]ready like Reg�6a, bee his def ense and the co inter claim set- . i
.. who conducted the ade,in—a'relic Omingt & crowaed that the pupils Bit on the floot I —The salary of Rev. J-T.-)bn Kay, min -
the warrior kinors Of is r)oyp)od, days lat a dastardl I DgliSh 11, item A(d by I -
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ca,rapsig' in his name found them- Woolwich Aea4eiri . Sh� was. exbi. nkli, -V h n he .ace, ol consideralile 'i�mportaucl 6,nt and window sills. . � t Dg up the worthlessrid I
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�,�t 11 A ; . . �� �" �0 f.�kn, ; ;i-_ 1_; 11 16, 11 il like all 'our western to tis is Sufferi g 'Pl ,if ;I _; AT ;4-4- ." adam 4- 11 11 11 A -F � 46m, I
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� -r.T -11 armed. mob, same hundreJs of thou§- tter�_,, be r aw tple k I fj om the fact that grow con � t1i �� to of $700 1 to $1,100 witha, free ma,,sl .
. 00 11 Gordor ,i �Osed up 00 have offered a reward of $200 in f I
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ain - and -ey. - I Like the plaglue of locusts admiration Suatel ea iti, impatuou lily � � r pid y in advabce of tll� regad, -ant . . . ;
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I . ., . this army swept over large districts of from her hands, tok�6, it in iwo,and 111u, the (uuntry Burronladitig it� ' DuriPg bery there. 1: t ' M% R. B. Hungerf rd, of London, I . I I
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ides, . I � the Celestial .Ijereditabld . I N, ot itier . i . every t, has jullt received from 1. friend in Aus- . . .
� Empire, leaving famine it in the fire.from 1, hich A- this ,vinter espocially,! ade hlas —A large number of wild "he have o
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� t I � � I ;aptur(:d 'he al . � � y n a swamp neal. the Bum of 1,2.6,00. .
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r - .k of tibe Eholish , I I Ward6ville, Some of them very large -
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t . . o �, spring, how�ver, our basin as men i amuseum. Tbeassortmenteonsists —Mr. A. G. McMillan, formerly a I
� . in many places, f arnished the only food ping rebellion, sent home o 17� I animals. .
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- aul .� r I- :;; . mai a of spears, arrows, arrow . .
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Li & Fancy Ducks for the li ving. � A.'a the rebel horde near- . family, was in i vil h it I nt to & a ad strong . Pee] JIB to speeiy —A grocer in Galt had a box con bairl I ! 018 and other ult. at San Francisco. Re badgone to .
#I r �.vival in trad�e vilhenTla3m gr tion be- 'a Vows, knives, boomerang Z
. ed Shari-hai,:English interests took Minister, who �vehtured to e ! . ing fortY pounds of eodfish Stolen fro L ,
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� combined urgency of English merchants public als . ave a6 )rivilE go i a few weeks hence. Th at on r weste rn - -a jears, ten feet long, is sai 11 be 300 1 his health. I
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forces which the Chial with l demanded the an i1cript and requili ad I I . i . -_ a chief superintendent of educatioi i
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� aoteristic modesty, desiggaeted 11 The every copy priated t bo d stromd,aid cliairupon a lower . ve I . . I I . . and council. � �
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vn 11611ands, - Ever Victotril Army." Under his the type di9tribiated.1 Phn8o� aers't 311 ! , e � 1. Ohii) first ca.pital out of this tbey4(,ssibI can' to I —Uon ireal is largely patronized b, r ne and it is suppose I got up to light the ground, iuflicting several deep nuts - -
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1 4 11 . I erior," he sa �dlt I lent has spe]uVin this Sect' is ban Is and IeE 3 frozen. Decess- 'I twelve yl a resident of Stratford . I
e . �� converted what was little better than a -It is the au him t1l a'. be na I _ ... I On as the tea mart of the Continent. I I
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i of the west, atid. from porsonal exp8rl- : —A leading wholesale houseju Mon - ed was 85 years old and bad no relations. 1 died suddenly at his home in Locl` . : -
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re Linens, mob into an army; with a stong band terviewog, lately' 11, ;w -ho pr i�e his Q- I an equal kad would 11 4, t I a, i. him � I :
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L - : . it . I 9ace, g4nel observatiori, and thorough 1[e, was a Scotch an by birth, living in ' Ohio, on the 26th January. He wO 67 1 r
� . I put down plunder; pnt into practical feriorl'—a remark,wbich i as )rofout d- ` 01 know, G urdou treal on Saturday sold five hundred pack - . I
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� I ilivesAgatiou of this1ro zi�n Subject, a � es of tea for the New York market a; end around Canning � or the last fort I . I
7 . . I I L -m Y years, of age. � ;
. 4 . execution the lesson which many a ly true as it is singn I I Ign. ic4nt of , ll " asl��d the d i , on-derted mon- I I .
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t I Of 0 bttdirl I - ' ;vO sitisfied that winter ilil,'tho N rthw9st a, handsome profit. , . � :. i :
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humane skeptic has puzzled bver in the the character . WorEd. 'arch, I I tb A I'c ould k il the spot . . One day lately Robert Gray And -_ I
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*'hc, &C, Story of Achau ; won sluclh reputation this hatr,pd of prais may )l probably i! I liked ?" I tal Onc � —Xr. lRobert Scott, of -Adelaide, Mid - .
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. for honor and fair dealing- that desert-. is. But one can p w. i h1gaii oba,ior even porti, as of Ontario ai, reern lison in Carada,l died at th IS resi- 1 4 . e
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� . eral Gordon; I I and v)i WOhId confer a I esex. coluntl, has sold his farm of fifty Elma, cut nine cords Of wood in one day- . I
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. . � ers from the rebel ariby swelled his own were contagious in iis ostentg aous.. . ad l Bt-uuBwlr,k,. f the lather I acres to� Mr. John Milliken, of Eael e0e Of his son, ait Enniskillen, on I I :
I go f twor on me by so doin ; t!)J: y 0 "I . i and it was'not an extraordinary good : , I
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5 �- I a pea] -. from 30 years IF ,, e, h�v- * y last at the ge of 94'years. -
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� forcQs and becarne his best reliiamcl of ours. . I 1 4 � Williams, for the surn of $2 700. ; I �
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I . I . ,I ig a )l my life-thia at lea d al le was initiated into e mysteries of .
� . d again Plunder and am i 'on iria ithe two . ellevill �
I l - ly my reliflpou scrup le fr —An gitation is on foot at B of the feat and would like td hear ; .
. I by his na ilitary strategy again an I S ('01119 for. I proud, I I �
I 4 , D4kl son ry over 72 ear ago in Ireland. . .
IONI defeated forl throe and four times as master motives of �i war ; . Frov Doe. AS to the C4 DIALtl E6 for the establisbrobet Gf a Second ferr N11 a . . i -
INVITED. ' � e�l G:)r. 1myself!" Itmaybe I a IV i 113 aRila ed I t O' the Nort , I I . Ie ha I all tile greeii of the order el of any others!who could equal it. i - . � ,_ . .
8 0 glo r I O,w 14.1 between - at city and Ameliasburg, I � I
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; . . 1 4 r( -0 - in c)ntr&i3 t I h West, Il ., ,h d ey I ' .1 ... I .
� . � I great as his own ; betrayed and brought don is as.indiffere it to gol( a , . —Betwl the 14th atid'28th of Fol ;
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� . . our emies to be judocm, the P lis,an one tbird less than the present rat* copt two. He settled in Darlington in � I :
int6mptivitv, ve.uquialaed his captors In -I the Soudan he,' i 13 offt r -ed salary :, a io�e Juite dil V tit f I that I - . .
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� I . i after in � . I ojverwhelming.testimou� in fav r of t1biB 8E26, Iiis nPareat neighbor then being ruary last, Mr.samuel Wherry,of Sp -ging -- I
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I I by the merl moral power of his own of 210,000, and will %ke bit I MCI; in lanticipate, andintendisd th power-. charaed. If �
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I I victories brl China, with bi 6hell, gs rom the . coulatry being a much better chimol'te oppos. . f�ur a ileRai, Lot Farm, Elma, had 19 ewes wb�icfi
� - I I personality; by Ilia M El c# . ,. less King It is .tli( sam,e, e�urage , : r. —Xon .real people are strongly . �
. . � - . mttrIl allid. a Mr. T. $. Edwards, who has held gave birth to,27 lambs, 12 of them being I 11
� the.rebellion to an end—so complete an room the servants! of . his dil thO _which.eldia IS to d lose liable to bliz . . Ppill lug the iloviticial Anatomy Act, wbicli ! -
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6.Es__ ,F 0" R � I . . I i �Utly entirely free hurn �oru�dc es,wbile, a I t;1he pnpition of postmaster at Lobo vil- Singles, Six d I Ip_ � �
I . end that the cruel and crazy Celestial Emperor who have )rong h', `11 b-1 vgS undertakelogo alone intl lie t �Of uthorizi �s hospitala and public irlBtitu .i .
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� . y King hung him, " I ar I � , II. -el ocour I � � ltage ft r the past nineteen years, was lets. Twenty-four.are Still livin 4nd I .
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I i I to pay bim f lir big Service. In " 1 1 . " ib Dakottt they arp of f1i -ij I 9 , .
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� I Brother and-Heaveni ^ . of goic I .rebeldom,ftirough th&d4sert for the . .1 til to IL%Ld over the unclaimed dead thm Ohl ier ev'_ lingd ent rtained at a pub- doing well. � : o
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I . self an -4 all hi,4 wives in deapair; &.rid ED,gla,ud he lives .efly . r3ad �, & renco. I have iutervieiv�!,l B) of 68 to media Ll schools fOr dissection.
:relief of . hartoulm, T, teno� e&; and I I ,c in aer, an , ere presen . � I � — a ice pin loscloo . �
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was rewarded with the highel honor salt meats, amol. gii a his si lary away in !-when he : ivea there -t t ' Pdr. Adam Olive I
. �� he a I r6cog ize the 4 . la The 'friends of 1, Tay- I .
�r PRODUCE ' I : .81ahj4ct, and the evIMu`!`e"S 11 go! to asine address and a hand -some other day a number of boys were p' .
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man" . — � � ess on Malic,liester, Y, I ' 4 � re Making arrangements to presenj . . I . I
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Z . - I conferred upon a. foreianer, the be-stowal. brings Special dist� . I . jpBtice of 1 this risirif �, I Ough not its 11 . f l this a n � old -h aded � cano. , ith a red-hot poker. 5ne I
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� ill to is greaily.. �f tiggeraie& ; A h' about leaie-Loboard live a retired of them,eitber by accident or otherwise, .
c -k wad before five 00look of 1-1 a yellow riding jacket to be worn he erases the Chirlipse, inse 'pti aft E t, an d. c � I bu witL a suitable memorial in ac. � �
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; r ,ri I J � CoTbman who spent .� We at St. Thomas. I o' the el of a - . : :
� * 6 'him by the E i YeUrE in � this kLiowledgment of past services. ran the end of it int sola,of I
FV on his Perso,t), arid 9, peacook'B feather ago me a given I L ,mprpsii; of ev y vil. Bull. .
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1. arried iia his oration 'of China', and sells it, at I I g] ves- 4he or I rlil e, insti 0i � of o n ' I d M` " , li*ke . I —Mrs. O'Brien,. ll of a toll -gate Mr. ,Tames Sills, and it was thought de- ! I
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5epi+ to -che hol to paill to be c . ' Not wi bhoi i reason h El he the! tle of con Y! �o . . —Friday night J. Foster had betweeiil -1 . I 11
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y Hupper. The next thing I Which made him the equal of the proceeds anony11306.81y to the alstri,l . The HeroW ' tl e Son d 11 . � Suc heroes mat better than that 7( f tile jorth of forty and hfty Sheep killed by dogs. Th L stroyed the eight. The attendi . . I .. � .
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I I 96 li i . � ; I Scot and where he had , oy Eome I wo ;by night buralars, cian, however, has now Borne hopes of �
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twenty highest Mandarins in the Em- operatives. I hav(3 130: at its . sheep we re in an -enclosure just outaid I I
�) harry hol aud got op I to P:)s- � are rare. �! hey sho IRP12UC a 'IOU, i � i
L . - I . 1� : I I i j iE -,bat our - of a cc lasiderable �um of money. Being eavitig the Sight. I �
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I ret,arn to spend a, few pire, and one of the Emperor's saered seas anything," lie': I - . the corporation of Windsor. 1— . - i
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gna.rd. ' Returning to England, given myself to Q if , I . . 1! I . [&84 POOPI& t idoligbt�d with I i a the police court the other day 6116 —On, abi ath evening., 2nd inst., dnr- : . I -1
�&ntieent fan, body od. e b Vel Soon . Gentle, I I I 13 - .; . � I i i I I
, which wras 47� . ; (rid arjn. 9 A' o aspe, 8, of his morning dead and dyiDg sheep wer S b . . �J
L - tae climate haire, t ;6 �tader 11 . il the voice of Peter Cummerford, -a ing Service in the Presbyterian ch�rch 1`
__ do -that Sentiment before in : `v'11 say found at ew all over the fiell. � . .
�9, Messrs. R-rown and, ' * )k of Ile' claaracter r'3yBtic ; W ti on on- Jo . � e as I
V h 40 , . I's t lat the writi up �thle co0n- . wition 3r, and rec(5gnizad his voic
- rm and in I ment- and Thomas a; _' _�_ I I o inlr of far m*ers in Eramoss I at List6well, the large lurrip in the Nont
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the violin. When clined e.11 hoijors, be settled down to six otion, and eaid ip. on pla Aompi , . —A Erm � ' I
I I in ud 1pit. Bat to 8�0 it in ��i raroi— -i , t,y, ut I am Only ! si ply re-iteru § that ofone of the', men who robbed her. hall explooled,and the oil becon4ingi . I
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'11VI-001 quiet years of retire, i ent, at Gravese I . ! I tation" hi favorite �,Noks; Clir 8tI �_ lug bavefor ed themselves into a Societ .
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P ore, a table which wag ,in his self - �) riayin rom 2( 'Of i pledging to abstain from th .1 � I the buildiog was on fire. .
. e . he found abundaut obportudity for that a Govetuor Gauei�l � who was mak 09 .may be per itted to 1) �r the a no of the f Olen I Ps. I . I b P43C ple, tobacco. Some of the veteran sm' oro (ommittea for trial. .
iic&ci a which few could. - � � . who have Spent yea th . wo: r1d's 0 . —0 the London market last Satur- '
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- � Ch risti philauthropy which has been otbiDg Out Of �his� generalsbill, wh: ell poor blac LA in the .. . : of the townsbip have thus given up the . .
� can, excel, A few Of th .- � . - I r U � Soadan, arguing metropolkr, au4 -those lom coulitry dis. . I Y (lay the butter offered was not. just up -conds,but the majOity � I
. a I i, � panic for a few s(
7 , - , - at once the mitl and the delight of ma:debismastorybf�hhl ,16,16oe sy agaiuBt bis:ewn sense O : i astic( b,, say- t ric, 1 biabit. - .
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Lrly .hour all diapers . . + ha. I'll �. Mae of.ou Id g, -balray gum . 1—Mr. James Costin has purchased of (d to be brougbt in: by a farmer, was
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� daties, at night in his Christian char - in,, KIlartourn. to -da- M.. IS Ulan the Eelf,anditi n:')t&dca�laaicIeP e can ir ski�s, our . I Mr. Jobla Kipp 50-acrea on the town .. seats till the flames were .put ol iind .
�. the, lads having t:), I:, t - . d - .
I � al goo(di .. ' ad � � . r ]or In brig I * Bubst iuel for hi�tweeu.-,Burford arid East Oxford, i discovere tobeastorekeepoes. Itwas 119 �
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,na On 11:ccouut of their I I iortha, the cool nights that alwiy8 I I it large lot of old tub butter worked over I
thL ities; living on the wos,t meager diet presence of a battalion. I i � lie prompt sumnlat y p�ecution ]or aye wit the Services wvre resumoolas if nothi .
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I I c IV or neces . U d S.' A r the 6th concession, Burford, for $2,250. 1 had 'happened.. . � .
y ' , I . CCIDOU00 to Bound, �qfresljii% ,lee 40,SiD � n rolls and prints. A man who
didn't mind the dia- I ai-nd giving nearly all his salary away; Piety is a W:)rd that has been so rri� 11 of justice I ty 4�pe t n(. or .
� . tea,ohing classes of ragged urchins; con- debmsed by cant that we ldislik�'to *88 :: mutiny brc ks out a Jhisf. -opps in P' The far has a new brick house and & —At the ,sawing matl at Ruaseld,ale
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I : . . - . IT 9 Ma48 313MMor life; eq�ecially on't,on 11 Archased some of it at 20 cents per 1b., .
� I � anoting services for the poor; visiting it; but what -other d calltake i1its China; tb( artillar'y re uOe t inarob I � 14i I I small b n on it. on the 27th ult., Hibbert township walls I
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,s:1�7!h I l tharodree ': and. - almili I . ell represented, and t,hose that werez
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w.-D,Eaii EDITOR,—Think- .rden upon the need in GOA whi b. is the a] - i3sued, anc end out EL � c ha mi 'g, givirig � the By na, hind I g. I . - to them-
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I gor 80 . n sigi � , _ ( lingi the weary b�rafii;and i" ' `1 (Iihe for� the r lief of Mr. Tarnes Wal8h,fron' —T lere are over 3o deserters from competing did no diao�'rodi
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I . . �. 1� plots for tbemselves-Aefusing all public ret of this extraorldi 'nary aa�" 6xdr&-: clamation ffireiten.ing ) fire ,)a those 00 * Lougae oiut Asylum. He will subse sel _r thepart they ra.me from, as :
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demonstrations, but -never refusing to i -ca I c we llerk in tents appeti ti h 139 .he,lkiiaencan army in. Windsor. � �
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Ord nary character arid eer 2 We $xe � .that do. GraREral Go ro� �)n I re- I . I . , qu,eutly 4nter a private asylum at Que. they carried off three of tb e prizes out � I -
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sidence of Mr. A. W. . . . I achines, sayiug� Po � about! our a f .
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xender a private service. I ,inclined to the opinion tla egol'st bellibus t'll ry, Bin 11, ut e ring- � � :
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lay evenitior woulit be, irt. I . I'll I o qditos which, like the Iholians, ire ; S0113S tO act as detectives, who get- a de., .
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The next chapter of his life Ill him :ever ie:icerted a profo rid & the . , I I i
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r numerous readers, I . ,h � 4 � Elw S;prepared toi a ok the blood out Sorter intoxicated, indince him to cross !
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11 in the -Souda.n under appointment of the '-influence on4 bumari. dest lay; � at �i I ' I i � I I 1 � —While chopping in the woods near to John Melville and Thos, Vennor, Loch. � . z I
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- lowing .- The house of ! I . !, ! � ; I he river, and then hand bita over . . ! .
. Khl The Sondari is an ill-defined truly great il (f -B mobody. : I . ; :
- � .- - . men ;have lieved iqj a I I Lim Shot F3 a( 11 ad � ds the I i i : : Ingersoll on Wednesday of lash week, * Ian McLean and David Christie. ft !
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W a, upon a, beatitif Ell, emli- district on the Upper Nile, sixteen hun- Power not their own ; Wit WO, la"ed . . pofi the . 4 Just the present ime the wh le yl man named Thos. - HemBworth the au � . - d the first two men are alm . t �
-the village of Rlytt.,, Or, - . . I 113111tiDy mercifully t 1 a i�nd the're by . ... . � d intl to keep & watch is sai I
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- . dred mill in one direction, thirteen ill a Destiny ; with Napoil n ill . ltr especially, M�Litoba, is g:r t Iv -killed by the'fallingof tho� 1, the do,lg,,, h3vilacible, having taken the first pribe ! .
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.orle, of the iffnest far . that one act of Hebrev; juqticE lCalm M I � . - was instant . Walkerville ferry . .
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. ! hundred in the other; inaccessible from with Cromwell1in 4 God ling over hB. ' y eXCited over the q I I i
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.. tario Ill E61f-possesm i 4rrie . uektion of jopon ng � top _of a� dead tree. He was a son of
. . I the Bea, unpierced by rtuilways, canals, General Goirdoil I I h I � hot Area 'within bil a6d! en, in I 0 ;rr) lIcts, of taid 0 1 : .1 �
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brick structure over 7G I , � . mark ts — I - I i a t4.those detectives. - I I
ornavicable, rivers, with ca -mel. tracks He is a ninetel hent ��'y C Oral es, the' ountr) to the EuTopean Wna� Buchner, Canadian collector , I .
Mpl ,d 9 .. - A. lady who ar ed recently in .
i5 11 finely ornamented on Violation Of his i d� 1.1 _Ur. Chas. Brooks, of Fullarton, and � I
' ibua. ,I chisel � rebel leade " rough the Hal route ; t I M ! - I
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its onlyt'roads, groups of mad huts its an'lEnglis.b. Jo !p h, t I sly , i at of customs at Fort Brie has been diu� ' f
he inside I _� rs are belei , 3 hunts, I Ottawa, from Algomz ills says. "The his partner, Mr. Thomas Colquboun, o � . : . �
f if possible, , prinaipal villages, and will beasts and in the hand a of a . pent r," h.3 says to : I nese this route is feasible, iE already � sett I ed covered to be a defaulter. His deficiency ; .
listol in 4an , thrcui: d �tbe I Chi I . . 11 : .
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- IJ -down, and general Hibbert, have recently purch"ed .an- �
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the gplendid. am dull he sharperiswe;- camp for f wo days 171 more . . . 1. . ,rY, amounts to about $5,000, but the Gov,. i I
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'RIt Manne 77i 1 1, I -large number of pe)ple, who brought very fine I .
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. tory Egypt bad eata,blished what waa his wrathful puttia'*g away of a I praise. : Ilia life onIv, by keE � E ion of Hanitoba'a boi �dari.es I andf the __Mr " W. McKie, of Bright, has ' .
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= are already- � - I ' connection with tfie Canada two brood inarea of -the '
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I - ,called a, sovereignty, the only 'exercise I I No man " he Says, - " ha B a ril ;h t to be ie loved ' raising . . cabital to build'and cariosit A short time ago he stuck & �.
- I .. aill laclaored - f ' i I . y : ifid Railway are n xt c1toor to starv- imported heavy dranight class. These t
'le Seldom seen i1a a farm � i I ... i , :
of wh ' 'ut leal ... �� a.*
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ich was the collection of exorbit-� prond of anything, linasMa6b, ail he has � . equip his line. 'll distance from small br4nch of an apple tree into a
. . -a . . . Such is the inan tONV om� tb. Claris- , I ; Dg, ard those who are fortunate enou* men. were the fir4 to introduce this , �
aEL tu tell you about th ailt taxes from the op pressed and plun- no native good i I him; I a I is ghen *4 . : a lily. This lo ' . gh .
I I 1 � IvinniFog to Churchill ig 650, miles, and flower pbt to support ;
t .on Government of Gr at!'BrAii'll hae P .' o baw) sufficient i� Mon 3y to take them valuable classof hories into this see- �
. I . ! . I : is from fiftean to pied off branch budded and grew ,nicel �
IllZas a grand succesg in . dered people, the only representatives ,him." This is tbe-se rot ofl his -,alm tl 1. the eStmated cost , I .
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There must have beert . . . intrusted the difficult- 84 of i )�Jmging � ut of the 0ace are leaving. There is tion. Their enterprise has been crowned
6 which were corrupt Pashas an 1 " � i i. twentymillion doll6rs .. I
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- I . I . el Is and has now four clusters of blossom il
000 people . . of ,d plan- 06ptaffil of disast 'reallor seeming �crder out of obaos in je�,Soucatn, and , 4nd this lin ' i . . xio wol-k for any person, and strong and with profitable resultE to themselves i
reseut. The . dering Bashi-Bazoaks,.- The slave trade- We h6l.ve nothin: -go 6� her - o do hen . I d to be placil nolertho cout ol . .
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I . t ikin a the firsi i Steps tc I ds I' lug I rOPOSE . out. on . �ble-fAdied men are chopping wpod in and the community at large. -
�Kta.tifully lighted - aard had M . � P� . A
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I ; ly by coal and . t�e cruel vi ron 1,13 of YI a: 3 Tu; 1-b �
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ted,lpar� threaten tfie Khedive's supremacy, and :>r Is beat. Be� 81�ii L lifyi $ llington, was found dead in hij and clothing." —At the February Sittinge of the I .
. cept them as being f . . �h cth 0 ra,tels placed at the low 3'bpo�Bible figare of We e
alretiaigrown so powerful as to- scroll of events is � roll d tbaii to cf the Manitoba Gbverjameut,'and the ' —Alexander W ir, Puslinch, count,r
0 ii . e bush for their board
� ail&- everything possible - . � I ression — 1, Sol - ier arid �1 � riE ian who I —Some two or three weeks ago & de- Division Court in Mitchell, the case .
. l the Khedive grew moral arid philan 1ore it is unrollool,it i �5 another � matt 3r � ffi the interest of the I e6ple. 1 �
�, i - . , - I I I .. hovel tho other day:. He was 86 year i;
. 11 ourlet�r and his, lives the faith :bat m a of � u3 re, con- i % I �
, most A � thrGpic. He set himself to chastise' and you could not;s d , . t I ve� 4achm tit of the 'Salvation Army broke eliciting the moat interest was tbut of I
. a,v I Bat a 1*11 P, olisessed of great- wealth, ne* i
. .. 11 " Val ialiol f 1 ,or to The Tnaians have een very quiet old, p I .
' � - back into submission the recalcitrant . ,! . . I .1 washed his hands or face for months' grou 1 --
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--dy to, reader the visi�- � let things happen with. this be ief val , tout to pre ioll and p I X a- I ne in'Petrolea. "'he -hall in which James Jackson, of Mitchell, against
, . , � Fractise only w th liv ; a f 09111 ecrated .thia wifiter, but crl I quite ail IS :ci . . -
I � . . b.6 meeting - h d - provi 139 alto- Ed. Ross. of Fullarton. In the early -
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'le happy evening. 94'rehinog; bat his officers wel no hint here for theologians in their l . ent a few days ag., q r, ' and lived, alone in the most miserly and. _
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mry enterWriment ha4 Inateliforthe Black Pasha. I .Will; I I I - I a v';h ' . . I - . I .
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General pates abont, decrees and - iree e fretber inadequate, th trustees of the part of November last, Ross was thrown
to hey took ch4rgel of 013 of e degraded state. . I
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v%'l taken part., im Gordort was asked to undertake the Sup. bean Arminian bl taings: hapl en�� r I , e, . . A mam named Bernard MoGilli Metholist . church rianimously and out of his wagon near Jackson's house,
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y �c - share in hii faith 'carry ! im I a their . p ., ()It b ir building ' for into -which he was carried and w&ro he
6,' l a ri. d gentle� It pression and a Calvinist afte . i , . i -tied tb
i 1�_a, 14a of the slave trade and - the re- twai d is I a gc Od . . - Oro in) t .beRrti, p ,
Ose I ria!tl some 4 sacks, oif floui' -to their was -foutid asleep in a lane in T I y .o e . .
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�'Liollxt to thie, . . F rayers to bhe 3` overnofi G �116r wh I 1, t be s(Irvices, in which several of the remained about f,even weeks. Ross not
1 . Government. He practical comprol fi) , I .
th - - w, 0) IastabliEibment of wever ill it instrument he is ani U, 1 Be. When th polle el force was sent and half,buried in snow one cold high
�lea and Fla '! l: etaking &a active interest. -having paid Mr. Jacksou for his Care .
Y13 indulged, Warned the 1�hedive that if 'he under. may suit pilailo b M� : . I 4hurclLeB aT
� Y.'!Il is the secrou , . Mr to s4tlo th gairle N?�'th' them they lately. Ile was Searched and U5 fOun I �
ions. Tea. was sl 'took it, lie wou.14, reader it forever im- 'of his 10 4st I . I I � � . I :
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, 4-usts. . � . . � . I The rE gulb is the most remarkable religi- and the use of his house, boarding, &c., . I .
. contagi . � . :� fight, and on him, ' The magistrate charge& hint. ,
, . - I dourage. llis ___L_ I r6 rather in ilae&� to show . � �
� . I Nile n in the place. Jackson now brought an action to re-
� -a (I pa;ised off to; the, * � 1 M4 ivemebt ever ki: eow ; I
-'X a . possible for the irisnpportable Turk to words as he goes up in 1877, from Cairo �The miel and Ile Otilitipli. �f the l rew 9 bead on .some Df the red coats, $4.85 forlsaving him froM being frozei (Pus . - .
.1 Pi. . � . I . . � ! have cover not only for boarding and I'l I
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-1parties. Am,)ng tha' - govern the So'udan again. He f alfilled to Abyssinia on &41 uua�ttended expe . I�ish imml he in.' C . ,011 bo I p :heart- I at by using c oluess and tadt. the mat- to. death .1 . . . Ireal y the n ames of 350 con.vertB . I .
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� %. Ilia wor,l. Of Bome of the rival chief- ticlil full of daugerint III got I - een r =rdel ii d tbe end i not yet. ing Ross and Lis wife and. the differs& '
r Seaforth, - . . I . t, p alogle, rendincr. The men ef W !t M work, t3r as Be tied without any .'bloodshed Oiae�hundred and twenty-flive mei, .
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7.. Kiliburn, and other taids he mad e fril others he Bcourg. wilth - an; In nite Alm bty God, to They and their numer f a jamil l idorable alarm wa3l1created aniong. allid bO3 1, employed by McPherson —Mr. Hugh W 11 $a, very ; ' . i
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'' i - b t I : . ' ut $20 for personally . I
.Aert-ble d stance rel y sustain life by the " it haE iabout all sub- 11 Waterloo for meals, &c., b I -
I Theintormeddling difect &-rid guide m ; an( am ...ad to;so 'I I and Shoe manufacturers dent of North. Du fries,
. led into s�ubnlission. 9 I p tance; a' food t' e ettlers, bub Co. Lil)o . ;
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1 I rinr8ing Rose ten
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"IRL i 0 � t'4 iey.receive at the pu A 's6up ''it ablens, ,side . � They act Itke ai lot'of hungr' tc, - UT ' ,ounty - depar
-;, I s in, aid of tha -ilotbina ic, ride d, ) n hIle 29th
. of Ca,iro was reduced to 9. minimum ; triast h ' im as to to I � I Hit o t were dismissed on Sat day.., I .
5 � 11 r � . I y � . Tla e eviden oe brought out the facts that � -
' .Z . ,a Inaigbity while the poor ragl I at clo he them allil ren, occasionally, -ad clan be qnite This at p, the firm ( I
.kfty of B-13-th Prea,by- I I t4e exrc,nses of administration were re- tobe surb of accl This A say, was rendere I It., at the advanced age of 84 years.
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". I �. , � I tl eil com- as e SI L M ' e'V . are I , ! 'ed settled on the farm on which Ross offered Jackson, be says $10, but .
. procer-1a wnaunting . d!rced; ti.o reel of the treasur God is his omminder-ki-chi f. would be issuhicient o account of the active Sym, e�c e a
, - y i e p , tan�ged ;, t a lot of n on
� . . ISO -0 yeard ago, a -ad endured Jackson said it wasonly $05 to compel
T,,;.,t4(� Were notfor tl�( I that I fortably warm on a (llo( ELU U ,a Il ay., �aupers, lailci it * )er pathy and Support which the me ( D
. I Wc;lwk tbe visi- increased; robbery, though not 11 Were it le knowledge n ha I be diel about .
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� Wliolly prevented,wiis greatly le"ssened; have that God is - Ooi -ernor General I I I'll . l e . people were Sent :)U, by agen ts . 't f d hem than t � fight them. en to the female strikers. � I the bardshipsand Privations of early tin 96 Set -Off, Claiirn-
ipc' rse_ &.11 w. fi,hing their - gly , - �� �11 sate him. Ross pla I I
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- - were appoin /&V. -who, led , L( Herring to Pen 0 1 I&S $ettlem i ing among other things fifty ce I - . -
, 91ppi religious teaeliers ted and could not get on at al 1. " ' To tb is G I ! , r . I late a -da-v - .
_`1(j:AL-_-s health, h - 1� the to bel �eve t I would . R . so and the future �—A great sensation was causec n ,the busl�. A Galt pape fle
. - go a 2for . . � . ays I ce for hih wife's work in the houBe w1ul
�;� to] euj d out of the putlic f ands; civilization ernor" General he re -en e- r 3ceive free livi ng for t v Ive m � ii tb a in y 08 30c be of th av say that S �� - I
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, th( I f Wr�' , . I place, We W � , 4nday evening in the House of Co : To think of this old familiar fa
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�E OF THE VISITO-ICS. . Was introduced ; money was substituted Monts constan.1y, hallitu Ily in all I . ; � nursing him,and 63 for filling straw ticks.
� . is Iiiscountry,paid. abuMance l f work t aer 3 i aafine al I � country around Mons, 0 tawa, where a few member one it is sad to many in this section. $0 . I
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; for bea,ds, and at least in Khartoum, cam gns. He rides ae,r 68 r . . I as can befoun i he West. We , . I owed Rose for some wood el
� . pai aar ss:the d - t with high 17agE8. Som Qf tife immi. I ere w6re quietly - engaged at their correii� lol4ol-N identified with its history, every The judge all L �
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Xorl Mooney, with ' __ � ouses for mad lants. In one sometimes a1mcist* unattended; So e- grants were, upon their'i wil CO f, 3BBion, h a#v( a very choice '01 �s of energetic pCindence. Chas. Campbell, M. P.4 oot1l'of progress beari testimony to his delivered
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;1 brick b, son, and also for -a few .
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,!ro:,,,a the-Sturrip,, ftonx Is responsible for the present uprising. in advance of his 'iat-endstits. As Jhe ateir misery was less 0 1 - of Out i and I , ocated here IS the amber in an advanced state f ina 9 most forgiving of which was admitted by Jackson, and
, � heir, depen youz section � . k * es t of nei bbors, aid keon. iudgment for 352.86 and
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11 . - o. dance . Upon cial A ,greater than are-:1ugh Key , R. .T ; or', W. 0813, X1 O' , lnents;astric . � .
'. a ush, on lot, 8�,; con- Six years of *�pproxirnstely decent Gov- . rides he prays. - 11 Pr tyinj 1, for t ? P4 e, higher duties gave Tal I .
� 10 in cation and made savage onalaugh . tit the' .
Arn�__`&� —.3 I it � L t �f � Al 4-11 ~%cll The decision Mve :evident
�"> T�'Uo` BUT D10l " I . , David Inins. Campbell use I observa ces of 'he Presby all .
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� � . 'Rul in Is L, is people restless ana pie aneed of me, Jae Writes, I I i v 0 I now af her I avii ig been -r 3&�Jy�a year in i am 3s and Joseph lfo,l H. Hood and o Hon ; An faptiou to the crowiea court-rooza. ,
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Oceaf over four miles. when he departed, and a -horde I Am, about to visit, giv4 -. . . a ; ' ' lest language he could *body I 6 whN he bel op"ged sud cordial 13sti'S I -
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