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a -ver lautil, I - '_ � I � . i, DEAR SIR,--�--Spring b as stealthily come . ' . la p rase o wile . 11h e a e -e ree .stributed at the -, . � . n experien e as she would meet' broken off. -1 'I- I
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I I At .- I s i ; , upon US,, gently as a rivulet .in it's level have I ted is the " also at all 'lie business places Canad6t- .
he %': : " � ; - 11- ds y been initia Buck- gates, it � wi in a isreput4ble house.
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I I I I I i � - nighi. The einerald carpet, of nature's inn .taiigs of Mexico: this 'wilf be quite! kthe or, as ie�cll at d every one is in N - lishment, rianied Edward Gra- Union met in London last w,eek-. The - -
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� - only � wants a shower of rain to ap lit I explanation.' full ession df all tb�&t_will take place -Chang, the Chinese is attractiing - 4
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�d - w , - I gladden'the faithful shepherd ,wh-ose Albly. . POS ... shoulder by. beibg cau�ht by . Tbursd4y e -venin-. Delegates from. -all
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.kl, i 'in .O.t M- � I ! .�i LZdon just U01w.
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. .11 � - i A"It - greatest care during the past �-inter, lowing biack ni.%re eight years old, and -1, grounds.. - D' veil the exhibitor finds re- -President Cleveland has appointed thl Wheel of a sausage machine -parts of the provn).,,�e vvere present. . -
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1,. � 11 _� was to -direct the paiCient - his - , cog . �
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, advertia*_ i ;- 11 I sh Store . trotters of t6 iiiy isil rprise 'tile owner, who came - - lief by �he aid � f the programme, and Jam6 W. Childs, United States consul going at the rate of 1,200 rev � . . ZD 11
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! - fleecy gold -winners to -where they Could f ' . I
� I � I _. rol� Switzerlaud, offered her forX5.. I knows exactly when t minute. The i * t considered growing. - Their chief aini and obit,,et.in
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I ; I . find sustenan'e - This has b . . I view is total probibition of. the liquor
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� I . I .4ie was not very quiet, but', rhlg�L(iirl ]As- ve class) without -03:e hundred ladies vtted at the
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. 1. I -Patrick Me artby, of Montreal;
a . I - '. task during.the last three years, an,4 told hit let me4be ; Stl ring Bralifford Mayoiilty contest, on Wed -
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i . .� I - nnany-% sad tale' -of Starvation anddeath i i rrested fo - -sixl t, and
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� . - � . . . her I wot Id give him1CA,sl0 for her. He! of any dne, what con es next, and the ne�46 last. week. . k irebant,wasa r insartivion Fri talented and energetic Pre fen"
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Ir I � I . . I brings a dark cloud.over the'fancy Pic- 1110 . 'hofl& thing -'es " � 11
: I I . . itnted. Ger, and she went ' w - dajy.. He had gone on a spree in the Bowery the- other offleers are all ladies of abil� .
7 ... off 'all right : . go 01. like clock work - .cue Mrs. Crossley, died at Strath- �
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I 11 ; - .1 . I . ; -.an B ros, y have been presentiod of so gave.him his money,* taking a iid ivas robbed by agang of tbit6ves of
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.1 . 1� . .. - . this " Land of the golden. fleece." The ree ipt rieptioriting what it as ' for, -, i ke.,1 -The next feature was the eat age of 95 years. . three hund and a Watch. philanthropic work. -
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C � .1 I 3dig6uouS. trees and shrubs look & the Viev., Mr. Wylie, of N � -
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; .1 � . SE FORI-H - and the cxoti_,� ones are beginning to put got'a a;M1 for;e3and a bridle for all. �ople- About nine ve per cent.. of I b robbers and the loss preyed so much on in Loridmi predicttiug the wid of the
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; . � i - �, - . . I ,� 11 bered that only t . starting -Lar 0 I had 40 miles to go to' with threir fam ;oil, (I Pf here were interred in the Roman
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� f I � - I -retain their leaves anIA where -n. `41fe and friends w: V .
_--n-......, i - � - . � perennial. green. 1; er6. Once! may here rental k tha; quite a few have morta at the Manitoba Penitentiary for .Cktbolic and Protestant cempteries of
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F____ . I - Montreal from August 29 to October -9 below interfered greatly with the ieffect
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I 1, Now Fall Goods arriving daily.. We If Plants cling so -tenaciously to the niountp,d, and on my journey, I felt all' by no means iff ,all f& nilies,'as I counted the new e at Fort �
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� M, r. V m. i � ; __ are now prep d to show bargains ill habits of their native soil, and our I � .the bodies of 1 180 persons -%%,be bad of Mr.. Baxter's prbpbecies--in fact, the
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- I t . I . - ges secure a;, t Ithought I had a good b I wag- Qu, )pe e. .
! V.Villiams " II; � oods, new TrimliamIgs new have convin ey do, . . I dr f-tritrated him to ,cut the lecture
. J, 11 ; X,ew Dress G 4Z, ). ced us that tit il,foraif6cantered beautifully. W beforty-fifth anniversary of the 'died from suriallpox.v OftheselOO were big urd-
. is it ga gon) a s.�ace ha dng en left all around -
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0.1"; tour _', excellf ut values; new Buttons, an woxfde.rt,hat'llioTne.,'Sweeti-iome"- Ift - corn mix e reception of opening f Queen's University, Ki�g- -
I ., . I ]?Jushb�-,, English �peakiug and and 1,080 were short
�Yard feilce- F !;; e , . . . y ed her a gallon of ed with the spadious grounds or th I r o . an Sion -
. ! Flannels, ir ew Winceys, new Got- should find sue . � - . ., T glish -1he Execuiive, of the Horne Mis ' ..
� :: . 3161W -h an echo, however muf- t * o of cl aff, costing me 18 -pence, the horses an I this kind. Al celebrated ou Friday, l6th Fj nch Canadians. ' Of the 100 En I �
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I, � , in -t'Id i ; she was. a beauty and ,Well - goes on-Jn spleiidid, order until-th t wn inst. . I speadlig
'laking eu--t I � * - Cantms, new Ho ` fled amid thc_bustle and din of -life mail 0 no . ee , I' 48 were Protestants and 52� Co i
11' off some I 1 7. � � . ts, half -yearly session .m.-
- I my desti- bell rivigs.outf;high twelve. For the - e first of the threatened suits ; week. It w .
- I .11 Gloves, new Co -sets - in fact, new goods th: great heart� beat of mankind. - Whete worth :C]5.-: After arriving at J wbre Catholics. Canada held I
left stand -:1 -e. artment replete , an I ' . -so ne ' minut6s
Z I i __ - � in all lines. Em',ery d I th ch ge of ,seasons are,less inarked' nat.ida,' xttelf C nadian Paeffic Railwh ,-Th cowledges Toronto last ' as decided to
. e veryone thought she ,- was , one would imagine that again t the an
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re the a -p- : � 11 N ople -� are -not wkh thanks the receipt of a bottle , yteries of On- I
t I � I with all the lat at n ...ties., I than, in banada,. the pe I � re ntrals.
rTh 6 see Q__� .. . pretty " - so I let -her rest for a few some immense school 4ad been dismissed, on ac ount of the north she CO., � i cider from W. R. )jempsey, Esq., of tario and - Quebec, asking for the sum of I
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�he specii - I I Moved somuch front their usual-rou-tine, days, all L one fine morning to�k her out everyone making a ee-line for hisi or has n entered at Montreal. i ' .10
� � `111 Gall and see our ,new lines of Kid and less inipulkiv'. gladn' ,al Rednersville.. ty�'a process of clarifyw $36,000 during theen-suing year for the
. ---- I - i Ii . - P ess hails, the again fof a constitutional. This ti , her `re�'pec IV Wagg et, -8 Carsley, an -extensive Montre . , .
OR ay eve� L r .1 I - . -, - ,�"Pm I . �. . . I � . , �On. I -, ar augmentati" the ministers' stipend
� d Gloves, a Sped ne bou(-IlLt at a. bar- op;n, ng of the year- . M busiuess 3 ent, I . for a 'ye
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. 't . I- I . . . -my way �ay across the train line leadin � ly ceases, and for the dry g)ods ,dealer, has sud the Brad-* 3h' the Cider has been kept . . .
m receip a i ! Th are splendid value, and We " i n 4 11 . out fermentation. Mr. Dempsey . -
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" g, L . nextsiity min tea you can seq nothing street aLrency for $100,000. for a false
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I 1� . - eni at & sacrifice; itwill forces being weak and often far apart for rvyrt, ider mill and evaporator, - using -The monthly statement showing the - I
I � �! I L: I 'hem. - . . I in hopes I would get &cross before tho but white CIO a, nal kins, -and a boa J of rating 4:Tf his credit.' .-� Ins a c I
�07�d t.6, : pay you to seet want of water. , Th I . I of Rat Portage- is +ut two hundred busbels of apples a number of deaths for September'llas
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; - . j plumage of- unbouglit dress, have no ' ba not bedit fax t 11 d, and - all the Aelicaciis of, tie season, and then now ver 2000. I The town is said to be day. 9-ril-
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1 14-* -i - concludei she. bad -never sn.en iin engine, appears one of lie yandest pie- , . P � . opulation the returub are al*' follows 4-
r _ , 1 1 * 'an sing. The al6atross becamelantiliar to us - when .to my; cons' have ie-�er seJj eight Ifolstein cows.
.Ven crack , our stwk was! ii ever better assorted tb made ut the last . .
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I h - ternation it: sh .. i. T e same bell in the locality. .
.- e sooxt,� I . - � Ot froyr. tillon-treal, 1,120'- Toronto,'187 '
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a ! C Grey and White Cottons at mill prices. gathering crumbs of food from, the . and with a toot of 'the wliistl� to Warr everything goc3 on li ie a ( ar� farni (I his late father, R. H. Kitchen, John Ferguson, of Plympton, t. �o b ii, INT e w �
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� . , . . of the boat. This is a native of the south - *travell�rs of its approach, my mare ros( The Asso6&tion is in a most prosper- : at St. 11,Xe the' greatestiluantify of" milk nip.eg, 37 ; Ot. w , 52 ; 8 I
f I - . - . . I I .1 George, consisting of 127 acres, 9 - Brunswick ,59 - Ki ptolt 33 - .St. � I
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Gor . 1.� and, yield Thomas,.13; Ch ttetown, 15,- Guelph,,
: . Equator. Then comes the emui of the 'With balf a swing round dash6d her heac� year were nearly $20 DO. The prize i list -The Messrs. Conger, of Hallowell, , 4-olstein on the In . I
�. �� . mer Goods at cost and under to Clear. . I 9
- _Nrid,etoo: . -me species a ' . . I fdurteen pounds more than thelowest, 15; Belleville. 21 ! Chatham-, 10 ;. Sher- - -,
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I I . . -ad ostrich, doiin all I her back up,and with a hitch , was.$1000; ,"inar expenses of tb,dAs- Prince Edward county, sold. the brooke, 16 ; Peterborough, 15 ; Sorel)
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in �_,s pos- ( i � � - f - .. Call and inspect goods and prices at the d 2 315 pounds more than the next .
I I _. I _. . . � and associated With- the. kangaroo as quickor-'than the twinkle,of aii eye, gav4 - sociation abou§ $450, leaving a 4et bal- day, I en tons of hops of this year's . a I .
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�w What its- ; 34 �� . . , I Australia's , Initional ieimblsoqn.' The' cur- t ; )I , I lance - the growth -to a Toronto firm at from six to higghest. . . . 24 ; Fredericton, 8 ; St.. H�Acinthe, 22;
: I me,the grand bounce &nit sent int - of fully $500 in the 1ands of . '
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� I I ut spray -ling fours like a frog treagui I ot � I homas Mullett, a carpenter, agad
� � . , . ' I -wer of the new Postuflice build' Ly in _T
I ... . , ;, . I doleful wail, hal; no counterpart in the A 4 corn stalk" or colonial coming up a, terest take led the td in I -
;. - � I I . 11 ill th,a,exhibition seenis t9 -The Montreal woman who fil . -t 22 was act 1-1
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lie ,04tanleyr 1I . � I � i It It -hurt, g'u .. ; I down, and the contractor, Mr. D; Ken- , Grand River, at Galt, on Thursday last -
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k I . . all that its'naine, implies- wit out h: 'as�,-ed kirldly if I was eased _ horses kit 'A le. lowe& to , ;
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I . t � . , loser. Neglectful 'week. James H. Robertson and � Mal -
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was heldat ',_ I - .- . .1 laughing, and &a-pahle of utterinil t w4s a it new chum," then offered me a, weTe wbll rep,qsentel, and in man de- Walk out of court when she said ke , - I
. � e . . , y . U lett were in. a rowboat endeamorill to
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. y. laslt.-11- ,I 1. t . most diabolical cries thai itis pow ible 1 --swap." After a trial'of his' nugget partmelats' 6f b All Cli isses strong corape- could not pay. . -
. . r,iin soak' * lto the walls before the secure a duck that Robertson baA ot.
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in. point of 1, L 1. I Ift-10"MAN . BROSO-9 to conceive.,. unl.63 it has 'bee� your lot which was onl 'three yea"rsold, I' gav tition exis The other departnif nts-,, --:-I riday evening Richard -Brown, 1119 11 I -
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, J',,urt�rior.' ` dean Sounds* with which I have yet t arts were gibod,, only that ample r - . . �
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'� � - - 0 , � ' .0 inistake, and told me she 4vas no 11 nevi . om. broken. statementof the water falls about tten ,feet.
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J11 of �dairy . . . i . become'fa-miliar, and not the least won- c - at 11 Buck -jumping." Wbei 'Was at a fe�rf il.dis,ount in tbese,rde- ' -At Woodstock on Wednesday last wine merehants, Toronto, a
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,I . 1. - -ce " our la-wilady ILI-iid-d of my narr I � i's entirely I too week-, John O'Neil I lille to ,
1 1 — __1 :!�__ __ — � derf u.' , i. 6*4, I.Ainous aborigillai �" COO . ovi partineints. The palace ` and �as. Ken"nedy, .Showed the liabilities to be about $7.5, - danger, but M At clung - the b oat,.
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kauzhgood �: � . ith the rising- filflectiOn eaca-pe, - she exclaimed I I m' word!' Small for th . I ....
� �, I . L. or " Coo-ey," w y e. rtquire ments of the �4oliety were fined $5Q each for violatino, the sicured, and the probable. .was carried over the. da�i, and -dashed
M Produce. � - -__ - I ' Huronites in Algomma. on the second Syllable. This piercingly and said 11 that cove will manage her now', but it is . ery p reliable. -that before Scott Act. O'Neil was also fined's.100 QOO, partly e . . out of sight in a minute.'- . . ..
I � I ALOO I . . dssetsabout $30,00. � . I �
, the indoor mA, October 16th, 18&j. shrill. call ca.n be heard, it. is said, at a no fear., 1 Snell are some of the colonia another year rblli� I y am le d charge. hil e Mr.
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. -Annie Davis, a,'youmg girl residing -
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�, for extent 11 , � Dx_AR 8-1[-R,_1 am wi6ll pleased to see by Americanai. The up -country etth much t1e. same aniong all.blasses, but . . . 9 With a lbaA
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%s ah ad- of �-1 � I - t some of the old Huroltites vi - have commonly adopted - this me ec Province, ex-cept Judge Mos- - a
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Fear, t� f .. payt of Ontario. I was taken 'by sur- si 11i - I li�ve heard the ferrypian's ; 7T Mr� And M . F.W. Ferris, which J.was� *seau, has refused to act us a Dominion
OU I - ' igna igg. , harillk d.,awn yet.;� . - rs . - ing another girl in Hamilton. Since bridge, 'Sth concession, Walsinglialn, -
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v of horses�j, I prise the other day when Mr.- Isaac wife " Coo-ee " -on - her husband over a The adjectives used are mostly ver�, witnes her attempt at suicide she has refused the hole structure gave way,precipitat.
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ies. There I . . N eKillop,, mile away across , the Shoalhaven river ie�xtra, , � r . I . .to take any food, and gradually grew mg Mr.'Hutchinson with his tea AnC
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; A -faurteen I'. . I . ky, of Harpu.r- with surprisin ly thrilling effect. L superb, and lovely. . . The 11 ornstalks i I the Assoclatio have well considered the of. tbe Marshall Seamless Boot -and Shoe !1 � �
- � I , _ . *� brother, Robert Murrf I ,9 I . I ill Saturday night, when she. load of grain into the creek which had
. .. - - 'There is a story told of an Austral- - mr h- Canadian wants of. � Tinnipeg iveaker ti . Len S'
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, lett, 4rrived here at Port Finlay, meet- -'.ia,n lady in London, who, coming out of jo ' conne iberal induce- and 11agarsville, was run over by a rail-
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A Shaw Of � � iyself on tbe-Royal Italian opera one cley6 . ments in priza 8, &c.' as to warrant way train and killed recently. Alexander A�rrtour, treasurer of Bramp-
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. .- . ... � tV my brother Thomas and n ey - her companion and escort, they seent to an3 on even -A farmer near Paris has lost seven- - - inson with great difficulty succeeded in
Although' ... e wharf -at that place, th were night, lost have no ambitidn to be ' contpetiti in the holy bond,s. of . of making:his way to the shore. The
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,there were ' aboard the at They had with great presence of 'a better tb an they are. . They don't cari . hable character, was a defaul- horses, which were valuable ones, were
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4 i.. .ake place th, d,. I and mers who neglect to give; the roper - I
I i y intellectua was to t ,. grand Stan
"'he beaten �, a pleasant trip up, and. all like the cbum- I I Coo-ee !" w-hicli: presently' brough t her f6r work, or anythink ver � . . V t6r and a forger, his books having been both dro'wned. I � �
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In sheep ;I - try well. Mr., Isaw! Towns6nd haa pur- f - I I . as a rule and lead an easy,'bappy life for yards around I -was literally jantiped. notice when they have animals affected, 'D
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there wer-G'd , .tic, Australian 'sound is that of the -ra,iria, boa�t-pulling, b6w]ing an� When the time arrived, -the ban ame .render themselves hible to a fine of
� . . chased 160, acres of first-class land from Horse i . . lose $1,100 -by- his operations, while versity Ceollege, Toronto, in his annual
- -- the I, . -KeDonald,16trinerl - of Gode.- 11 cantering horse " on the bard -livel, tune and w e fol- $200. 1 . I I iventibil speech Friday, declared -his
�th m, Mr. Alex.. I y . stone foot bal alr� the ,principal 9ports, an down playing a er COX
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5ea. There .. rich, it being the north half of lot 7, on roads, monuments of convict labor', - It one mark an . dvterm!�ed opposition to, any further
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.... the 6th concession of Tarbutt, and ad- superceding the 11 bdIlo6k trails of the which con e
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�'! ' See him canter. . How deftly, gently, stand and w�re accompanied by the illust-itrous life ou-Tuesday, 13th imst a taken up with the eloquent -
�'So` several 1, . - as6 and. there is a repr6seni ative -of .9 i - . .
I from a -school he, , ' aturday, When she. alipop'ed and fell to , address i
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(%, - wood,,. on the comer i6f his easily .and,regularly he measures , his to uch of -.are has settle is brow, o - officers . of the Society,- Rev. E. Long may he lead. higher edu- . I
�r s, a - H Presbyterian t : m ,� . . � d on t . e ground, a -needle which was in, her plea for non -sectarianism m .
� ,� I � I - s& leading roads in every pace. Hear bitti canter. Truly the shadowed his lip P. Clark afid - tt e Hen. E. H. _1[u Ill Thom er of the 11
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mt not go., i , . �, lot; there -are - - _' -0 d is being driven full length into her ta
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: : thid of the " cante�ing . 4 . . Taylor. Tb6y stood the ordeal rand krunk Freig)
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�akce a great,. , Oliver M-owat tilt for us herie; there is a � . age ,Oi-heh tile- . �ain was so 'severe that the services of I I �
� 1 . .; "I'll, hich is about Southern, Cfoss." It is always upon us, for pletheyreally wicre.�.It was &novel vacation and has not retumi�d. His .
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' h � . good r 6seft Iness and distin - doctor were secured, (1 -an e;(amination . matriculated.
�, i . oardl to ort Finlay, w . I . . an
;_ � , by day reminding us of tile restless am- the fire of ambition is war#iino, in th experience to:theni and a novel one to abse e causes some speculation and
al5sion fee � 21 � . - - I passed: tendance is fifteen, of whom only one is -' -
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L_ � . - to 7. tit- statesman, warrior, an the crowd. . . the fourth year and onethe third. .
be a grea:t ,- . Bruce Mines-, or' 30 miles to Sault Ste. bition to win life's battleg, and by night bosom. . e . I . I ibto the- stomach. . in
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ld not kee I ' [ place there is also a lulling us to sleep, for the -'sound of the poetj� wh: le 'the scientist is pl placesand,were confronted by the min- -Martin I'Runkart, pumpmaker �at
. I .��, .. .. f --ns - ister, Rev. E. P. Cla k, a burst of ap- Damascus' -township of Luther, commit� -The proposal by the Grand Trunk -
, , ! a I I cantering horse"' as its cadence swells f ill -' i i - tl'
�:e list 1; ____ good leading Iroad. Mr. Townsend. in- I Crum I or his lever, while the inspir Wellington county, returned the other
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�� 11 . . . .. . . the approach,and as gradually' diies tion' o,eiius,lbuil(lacastiesL4nthcair,' plause -made : the ,welkin ring. The ted Suicide Wednesday morning a to give $2,500 in Set ement,of the cue visit to Nebraska,
' _ tends, nit spring. with I bf a It' t Jf Mrs. Cliallen, daughter pf Mr. j. day from a two w eeks!
F this issue. I I D-ving ilp h 'ere early next i .
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Dral Will be, . � � _; The price paid for I . ole, of St. Thomas, vs6, the Grand .- where he followed the occupation of
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. week ftom I Cash, or $7.50 per, -acre- - 1� . I �runk Railway, an action' for,$15,000 � . - i
z . pantomi e espeu arve states that in Nebraska, Kansas and
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MSIX, _111 * . 'brothet -ard's Landing g repose., . merce -of the beyond, our un enjoyed th ially that is known for the act. He le a a wife I _ I
v rer wi -, 1. . �- . , Robert left Rich . _Tile com. . . travelled tdolonipd * ' damages, for he lossof theplaintiff's
. ottAtryisdone on horse�badk. Lrood timeaud lots of full, and part where the gro Iowa the hog,4 are dying by hunLe
I arner Ontario for len heard the words and in umerou� small children. 1 -reds. I �
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a I . _.� %safe -journey tersgqto-pre�eh, andmen, women, and his �otnyanions ,gay of him, 4' He is not - 11 man'and wife " ape �en, and thinking * . - lie Fordst Free Preiss says : AlI the In these sections dead hogs, which haive -, v
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i � . 0111i a bit of h larrikin.f" Mused, and the case will lie down for . . �
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r L = and- produce go. arket on kiss the- pretty b de. The minister neighborliof)d are being built v arg on the vr-ay, are seen all along the Ime.
. � I I LL main yours, tr7tylL truly, L . trial at the Hastings Assizes in the spring . L L I . �
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� ,September� I J. SAIIr,LIF,. -1. -was equal to the occE Sion, lhowever� and an felt hi their bones I The mortality is such'that
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[ders on tha� i I __ . I , - ,baker's boys deliver their. � wares on � maina, Australia Sept. 5,1885. � while he didn't ani iounce five minutes that xtraordinary protection would be -Thursday a large bald,�eadgd ea; I gathered in heaps and burled. People,he i .
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'die la p-oc&-; - d blasts ofBoreas,
� L- . i A clad post boy . � 1; for 'I kiss in that part b�dll't requi ie col no idea -of the raxages that -are
vilac ' I ; -Dr. J. %V -i Reynolds has I . . ! ' seized the two-year-old Child of Jo
Pro, e of ' - I I beenreached. The (eremonybeingend- all of which predicte a cold wint&. and being made by thi t Onei gentle-
� . I - . am -fl- distributes the , letters on horse- back, , - � Romilly, a farmer near Montreal, is pes . - �
anu- - ,_ , . pointed assistant Physician at ilte-0 - � Michigan. : 'lor L - 0 1 ..
rb�g m , �L I I I .- . I . . the lam-p-liahter, like a lancer with. a ed, E. A. Ta*lor ,a sii and in, a few -Itr. Francis E. Tye, of Wilmot' bore the little. one off it , its talons, men on the train informed Air. Ham- . t
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d. � .L �, ton asyluut for the insane. tieryspear does his 'work on - horse -back, 013s�RVA41OV-3 BY THE NVAYi AN ACRE- well chosen words, )n 6ehalf of �airid- died,'rom, blood poisoning the other il�y,. . meraley that in two days he lost -a herii 4
ep I . . I . -A magnificent new train from the I ; ' � . . CULTURAL WEDDING, ETC. - . alighting on a barn a milediAtant. A uumi- ' .
- �.. . . - and I have seen the washerwoman on I . ford, Lyons & Co., p esented the c6uple He w ls troubled with a corn, and unde of nearly two -hundred. I
- C . .-t .L. Grand T runk head,.quarters'L MtonUC&I, . * ( I - ber of nien' with. guns folk wed, but be- � �
.. To tbe Edi or of TuR Hultwf EI(POSITOR. wit4 a 'cookiiii stove fdrniture, tin wiare, takin i, to pare it he cut it so close that i
at _ I on It C014sista of horseback, with 'a basket of -clothes at 1 11 � -Ambrose Choquet,� a French -,Can- .
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t - has been Pat- the line. . . I I I I ."fore they could reach -the a pIot the eagle
tford - r -at-, - her Saddle bovr. . . mi had occasion to visit , in &C., inQuiling the ti whistle and rattle the blood came. Infl -
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- i . ., I � two coaches' and a bag , Hlivi � .1 animation at once- had killed its victim by dri ving its beak anian lawyer, Of Rochester, and .attor-
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7 This, t I i -a -t I tift I uTd box ;.also on behalf of E. A. Bullard t la, followed'by blood poisoning, 'the French-Canadian Society,
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h - Another useful member of soclety is ber of- iriends in tisis beaniu a ic
6rmers arr& x valued in all at $78,000- - . ' into the child's skull. Aft -.r partly dew ney for
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., gagg ea 31, an a ted the M� with R, family bibl4 ; on- ;rh I � terrr�ima_ ted fatally.. . I . . .
- ��� - , �'The Salvationists had a big timC, in, . the Australi workman, ,who i ' liter- most fertile tract of land, situa e9 n I vouring the little one!s Aesh the bird has charge of all the efforts now being * . -
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iffer�Tit bar , - � over the place " mounted on a arotj�d lair Grov ,'in Tusbola count � lor & Co.. with a' ,; -Tim unanimous opinion - among I
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- Hamilton, on I . i they� laid- all_� all . . . _ e .1 � took flight and escaped. made for the release -of Louis Rlel, F,* .
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th m=h iu� . I eks. shagg back looking for work or gom I cqict not intend taking any no a ban amboatmenin Toronto i !.
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t . I thecornerstoneof their new barra I 9 � ,�s e p to aph album tind per- prom,nent Ste is Monday morning two �burglars en- a long time he has endeavored to secure � ..
� , er case behalf of the Agri- that the -lake season just closing has -
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i .�8. Ther I . -1 � Staff-C&ptaiw Mar- to anyfrom the -same. The only class __ wheill. I set out, but being struck wi It fum I n flered the house of' Mr. Dugald Camp- proof that lexel waim-an American citizen, �
� on Hunter street. I � of men there is lenty of room - for here, .the , general appearance 6� the cou 1- cultur I S-6-cieIty with a hituds6me grass been the worst known for'years past. the and now. claims to have discovereA the -
.�, condition, - ':' . gets and'.Mrs.. Coombs wei 5 , �p - ! Company, bell a bac I . �.
: long$,. i I _ r6 the�, visitin" th #e a few r a' set an a. neqt ,box Containing a pretty The Cana,da Pacific Railway ' helor, who liTe8 alone on -
, and � and the only ones wantpil are those wi try I -feel disposed to ni n of Dunwich. One.of naturaliz�tion paper)'Ie I �
y I people iiaw the I . . I third con gally �igned and
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Many! I officers,.and about.1,500 , e, who can I . I Ckigs, alto- however is one of the few companies- re. c sio - I � i n of the
.ted- in . I . Money, pluck and experienc mirks on what came unddr my; noti.-e. pair of little 4boes aud st� I the. men carlied a dirk lantern. and the sealedt, making Riel a citize
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S�Stacles thd! . .. , ceremony. . . . Rying push their way amid bar � dships into the dvring my rambles in these ; parts. L A gether too small for either the'Gride or port' g a decided improvement. . . United State The paper is date( � I
I I Da,vid F. Hendricks, a farmiw - . mention that 6 1 most of a groom., � . This . was WE at broke the crowd , he Hon. John. Costigan contribut.' other a reviplver, and. cautioned Cawp- . a. .
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, b-I-ected oil , . � ' Chatham, was thinly settled districts and open up tive me. here bell to keep quiet.'Th Mr. Cho,quot states I
I ,%boilt five miles from .. - . .
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Lt trial. Wilk I . manufactories, - of some CaZians Michigan is held -out to be -in tvvd. Mhr,l.and - ed* vQ25 to the Parnell Parliamentary ce forward the paper. �
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- very badly gored by a, bull on Sunday. country or start 1. - " theIrs. Ferris lost no to tie him hand and foot, and subsequent .
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Aher - mrriage, and whild fu,nd at the meeting of the newly o - �
�1 . . i . . g r9an ly gagged him.' After making him secure to the Government with a _]� ;
5 s being . - kind and provide work for laboring not ing more than a vast lumberh g time iii reac, , Wtition thtt, ;
�� One of the wounds being, in the abdomen, - 11 �
- with the most frantic ized "and League in- Ottawa. Mr. Sex- �
, cles have as- woo a, inhabited by the scuiTi of a*ll na- the aii. was, rent ,A :
�, io.. nnralie�r- � � 4 men. ]m migration a . I � ' . I ' they rifled tbte house, .but only secured as"Riel has been declared m8ane it is i
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. - causing - bowels to, protruile, makes , ,gen .
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the Toronto-, I I Slated .many of the poor. -of the old ons, even to the rude. river drive . cheers�'and the band played "Yankee toil, i d Quebec, a league ox ze ' de- . .
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z I I recovery doubtful. I - - edily IiY64 an addregs. Mr. 7Zkerr`Vx I ....
I rial d, tountry here, but they are ,mostly. those Thi4 is an erroneous.idea and nothi g Doodlii," the happy o te se
I �- �. -During the storm of Satin ay after- 11 - . ' . -A woman elling and see that the -execution f th n- �
_-nring' I .d e ou, of Sig t thus ending one Mt.� P. P., presided and $225 were, sub! 7 1
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ace by-! 11 - . ,-and ghoft of ,a gross mis . ir I I I sister from Windsor t6 Syr&- tence is ilot caMed out. He sa,yS that . t
it a4 0, IePherson, a who' were littleuse where they were - take,for what W a wh* I d - t+ " - , I i � � with her - I LL I
aLegeof Ste. - - neon last, while Win . _N . I xe ar, d of the grandeLt wedd ing$ ever witnessed scAb, A to the fun(f. . I I ,
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I I- - - was 4rivino, a Valli- I .. . I proUibly ;he pride of the a . L � SaviD cuse,-New Y6rk, suddenly died aboard the original naturalization papers are L -
. n the coffifor in Tusbola county. I loping, Mr. Edit6r, 1 tal ', 98
ad tal farmer of Culross, . ,. J_r ,he deposits in the Pea a
. . Com - saw has now b6come ' L A �xpress betwoen Windsor in the hands -of General Aliddleto , who i
OVe & ., tfone, any ,thing for the country the limite �
k - - able team, on the " d between " .. . I �
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'Lin the ol� Ora of ve not takenuptoonlUch of ,lik";_ last mouth amounted to $531,481, 1 . -
I - -keen as -in On- h ba 3, from � refused to give them up� �
- jetition in.business is as . I L -e ith and Chath last.8unday morning .
� of his horses was . . . _ - .
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! � � - 1. sit- V of -the people makes ev, 4 your valuah � . e ccess of $67,009 over the w
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il tario, - soibilit lil suace nd time, I remain 'an
. . � - %4uc - Mr. Me- and - ofits a re, just as snial I I ... t . di; %w ils. , The total amount of the de- cancer of the liver. Her b6dy remained -Heirry Harvefs. house, situated on -
- - _k doaa by lightning Pr' . in the b 1.
hv. Annee de4 - I - itations as. clerks, �or'indeed situations of -a . s.trang feel as though he were ., yours Irespectfu y, erth until the train�'reached fon- the sixth line Northeast road, W-arwick.
I � �tlerson*ia also reported to have been I i z
V, (�Uebec. -.A � wn friends. Hax)�n'g R. DRYSDALE. � po3iti at the end of,.September was, don when Undertak � it in was burned on Sunday morning. His , 1.
, - ' any kind are hard to get. The Govern- home aMDng his to er Hir�ton put
;th of the VeR. � , stunned and to be unconscious.. Two I . 'd '011 a number of old . � : 31 chigan, Oct. 8, I&S-5. - .11 1 750 1 1 � .. ;
I ment have � a' I - allo Huronites Fair drove, 31, * I -the morning -and �
monopoly and controlling in- c, . I I li , *— $15,473 860, an increase of itl 720 wife got up early in 11
ale college A . ,'' � nien who were with him in the , '%Va,'_1,c,',0n e perso a of Messrs. Stephenson, Di . ov ar the total at the end of September.' a "hell and placed the sh6li in the bag- ilk, lea-ving I
, I fluence, even ill selecting and -appointing th . 4 - , - , * , , - I gage car, whTre it went forward to its built the fire, then went to m �.
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Nian.uVacturing . inel 6.f last ' teachers., a4d itifluence often displaces . . . r. J a mi r. -M. I de's' e of the other Passen- her hilaband andsons and a ,young man I I
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I -The NVoodstock Sent , , 1. . . . - . � -, Kirk i, McLay, and . mah),. othen, 'I Malo_i- - of Ayr, celebrated the 50th - he 78uit of Gordon Brown vs. .
� tel, i in thesfeeper kin . named Napper, in bed asleep. In some.
t maae uy A- - . �X_ ; rrlerlt., . J. V . . ew what had been
- , "es UW fol . �, ... . - r marriage, A fire, and
. A a lowing interestillL, f. . . . 1�ST�Is n, to: recover 120 shares of the gers
�;jD �. the Frost . - 7 C� � - situated im er aiiniversary 4f thei a,t their
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.8 Wes I ang�l - -, - tracts from - L' just reCUIV(( a Z2 0 - -lob, - -settled out of going on until I . unknown way t house to All -
I- 411 IP -1. . a ivate lettel at is the .mosi favorable circumstances, d own' residexice, ' in Ayr, oil the G , stock, has been
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t 1'y I'atterso I McKay of Formosa .. 11 hot- es- ' iiied, th - Mr. T. W. Crotheri, of 'St. Thomas, ..,
A . - from, the Rev Dr. - a ,. are _�tt the horse po � - when they awo'ke the main Part wa's
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7 _. - � ' ninion. _47bis 'upright piece of from the appearance of their respect ive� Mbn&iyevenina,1211iinst. Theyeame C ur �,- Mr. Brown gets back fourteen - .
t � _(9 ast 1500- I very CO � 0 e instance of Mary ablaze. Mr. H to fhe main
F Last S& z i atli on the cabt CO . I 1.
�,,G.n h .ve- ren, ,_ I . . . 't villago . . Sh ... is at get out of the door. but
. a nte(l - white aN furnished . homes, I have reason to believe t Jat to tb floin Ballymoxiy, county. We face value and Nelson gets has issued a writ at th
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. I -,,�ith a hook'and ring, is almost as thickly they are in the full enjoy di e�nt of t )iat of AnTrim, Velajid, in 1845, since which th r amaining 106 shares. Mr. Brown F He then ran back to I
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- aster during I - e 7 ier,'-fo-na asking $2,000 dam- � i ed. I
ileel actirl", 011 - � tised left our Lord and M L't. ffy h4ve i-esided continually in alAo ,rets rel ases of $38,000 judgment mail carri $k
:, - f thel' I � .. . ..set'along the sides of the street as the peace ani I quiet �hat a conif brtable hc hie time th mige of marriage, the bedroom, and they madie their way �
r - � - the tryint, times. God Avi � . * I I : t of a fam 1 ii� at him in Nelson's favor. �
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� choice 0 . . i . ll punisi-I 11YO is can only bestow. ' . Ayi.'� Ou ily of eleven only .aga ages for breach of pro I
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; - the French in is own time. , . , They posts for a j)oard fencej especia el, Mr. 9 -alone was a faith- ,- k young girl named, Alice Woods itgainst. Luke. Brown, a blacksmith, liv- out of the window. .
�_ 11tre, , this the case in f rout of the banks � Havifilr bad an invitatilon toatt(nd three surviv . ,,ely ; tMa son's -hands were badly burn-
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� the colle,-,e- ; I nearly a hot, nie, then ' - " the 1twentieth annual county faii, wMch ful et i ploye in the sE rV'Ice of John Wat- appl, ,ed at No. 2 police station, Toronto, i -Dg in the v g - . -ed, .
I ,a stores .and " -tub . " Around the latter � vas, literally rpast
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� i 7 . �d over n i and ,v . Hey and . .- I I'S . a, and upon that she bee we enizaaed to defendant eq, but the father'N - V . .
. - f olde . lountaili I . 4 nu 5 6f the Ayr Agriicultural- the other day for lodging all Clothing b i g burned off and the
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i - - far too . i ch of the was held in the town of Vasser, fmin son, Esq. gag4ment . - em .
� a a,1vartled ! kept mea pri ioner all night on board a yott-,agam ,See . brokWo'k the en .
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�3 � � !", . Oa is of ininiense help I an. Here lie lounges -like a- the 29th of September to OctobeL2i id, Worl Y.for forty and dug. the bein arraigned as a vagrant, she plead- . and the- latt i.- I A whole surface- of his body burned over,
�iverp Inter- � -111an of war. A -H - I working m . fo � I the fir'S Ayr foundry. ed jailty and..aaked the magistrate to without good and sufficient reason o inhaled the blaze. He ..
�_ ._1 . . - -cat basking in the Sum, if not on the I bad ah opportunity to witnes1-1he un� don 6f . �
r, I � 111 - � . Mr. I d Mrg. Watson, her to the Mercer reforril I . died towa�rdr, eveirting after
. G.. G1. VN to me. - - ,The Jamiesons are study I with a number sen atory for writ has alaii been issued against James he having als most inbense,
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"lvnnple- ,qt1,l(,Jent.,;; - will cgb 4 Brown, a f er o I �
.tuxal u * ii bob " is gone. Here you - find .him,' rounding country. Two . features I of . or fri6nds, were present at the six months, which. application his wor- . 'a i I . He was about 60 years old, .
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I � . - I All well. Wip never forget 187"oo&44tot-l-, night, ,smoking, . - e of that the 4fendant toll his brother neighborhood-
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