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Robt. 11 . - � ndim, Lon- � � din�o'a feN� _41 . , evc-us, irlio - �e visitim. . 5.Jelliaeau', - . %. in the sick -1 . . . L-Overing. - I � I . . its hunter, %,; � I I 'the sprInf, I I I C: I ship- . 11 ealls' - Iself.-Mr- . . � , �)eeR closed � � e effects of I - i � , entallv re- .�i � A , able io (f , . I mc A T I i 4iug none .- A . I i r hale an(l i I I i 1 S " Sorrel , ! . . I r tile Past 1� _. - - I I , . � kick, has . I - � readv fol. - . . ; I I I � � - I - 5 - . - - � I . . ! I : � W� I . . � . � . .. � .: � � � I �v "Vilid - . � i � � I aa�vs thi, � , �tf Clinton � I A .. &nw here- -) , . . I . . I Jast week .; i - Dr Pl- , , �� . , �reek, the . I I - � I . , lessr,s. H_ 11 'i �ie Rin", 11 1,4 �A.)yteriai_ �i �a .exem .1i ,j b - - , � 14 , loilihi k4c. 4 1 �, Z, . e urini-q- ;.1 : 4 Jill theit . 'r I n to, the 7 �; I . lie so6ai .1 -1 I . Wednes- ;� . all pres- _11 � ,� 1 .2 al Ineet- - .", :,� � I �� held oil, � I I .1 . well ,%t - A . , I .. tile vear � I , � I . g 1. 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Empress Alarla Therese, the most lesson of thepowerof the human mind j-' now than it was a few years ago,.but, un- specter Eyford on a warrant issued by the are being used to prevent any further ex-. like stormy Nrind, f ulfil .; I � ' I . glorious figure in the tinnals of the reign- over matter than a halt hour's observation ' fortunately, its liquidating po-wer is much Secretary of the Treasury, requiring the tension of the disease. All the college in- In church -life, go i the same, and the twelve per cent char ed deportation of the sc Opposition, p ; ingbouse of Austro-Hungary, was verY� of these 9 ot . ersecution, con- . . . _. - I I -al moving specks among the tanks. hooltea;liert hecountry inatesare kept rigorously in quaran"tine. , troversy like stornly wind bring out the I I Sem 1: w An n u stout in her youth and became downright On overdue notes does not improve th I io - 7 � 4., The Standard Oil company bfis always atio . n. . . . e sita- -whence he came, and he was sent across the Mits Green, the other small -pox patient,,is i truth more clearIv and establish it more 2 ' . I � . I . . : t ,,,, " obese toward the latter end of'her reign. b9en one -of the luckiest- corporations I Canadian border line. The affair has caused progressing favorably, and Swartz is now firm, ly and th-its f�ifll,(4odls 'will. 4. In in- � � � I q . ,� it will gra � n �The result of the approaching election is quite .3 commotion at Alinto. out of danger. A little "girl three .years of dividual life, trials, sorrows. - temptations, . a — - of in- -A fatal accident is reported from Cob age, daughter of I.. . of , W. I . I . - - McDonald, a anxil attacks of doubt, lik' stormy wind, � i I tOIncbt0, WhOSO misfortune and death on belleVe in the efficiency of talismanic In- telligent Conservatives, who, tired Pro- chester North. . � A. BARGAIN DAY. Her Ill fated daughter, Queen Mario An- th"o world, and tIfY those who rather doubtful. There are hundreds Mr. * I ne88 at Win. Campbell, an aged 6itelph merchant, is also in the -isolated cot- only drive the soul to take shelter more f ally .. � ! ; Since. we coln-iiit-ticed doing busi tIl0* scaffOlU '9011 render her in all ages an fluence to. know th a- - battered, rusty tection*1 - � ' - - I and disgusted with the shameful 'colored fariner, was getting over a fence, tage. 11 ; placed over every door corru ' ! i � , I � . � � thi.., tt,wti, took after 'the great empress in respect of in the Standara's buildin-Ig here. .ption of the present G'overnment, will when he slipped, striking on his head, ren- the time Swartz was taken ill, and contract- -A very happy event took placeat the . � � . iii we have alwayar tried to Object of romantic and Pathetic Interest, horseshoe has been She was visiting near the college ,at in Jesus. � i ; show -rew sivod,, with each new season bulk, and, ouriously enough, her successor vote for a chanrre, and, had the Patrons, in- dering him unconscious.. When found a few ed the infection. residenee of Air. Jacob Kubne. at Sebring- .; � -tablis,li a .-,ei, i-axinual baraaii) on the throhO of France, the Empress Jose .' 0 . i a 'i and es � 6 - M. L'DiExTE& stead of nominating.caudidates of their own, hours later -he was dead, big hair and beard -�-EarlySaturday morning at NiagaraFalls, ville, on Thursday, January 214tb, a (Is 4 _;� . ' ose. - t what remain- pYine,inanifested the tendency characterls- thrown their vote in with that of their being frozen stiff in a po(,l of -water from a dinund Flanders a well known young man all ti .- ini, t I . 1 4 1 $ , .; i . . . ur stock. Those who in fo�nper - was found in a dying condition. His skull Schaefer, of Ellice, and ]NNIr. Fer i - - i Z ed of o b 0 Of the Creole to an excess of adipose tis- I natural allies I feel quite sure that Mani- pail which he upset in b is fall. Ile storill. His niece., Iffiss Mary day iu or6er t -cl (,,u I THE COUGAR STOLE A BABY. ' E - . f : � sue after passing the meridian of her fairy But the toba would, not have returned -more than -A man named Melvin McPherson was was fractured ana tch'e fin ers of one hand Fain .in, of Ore d ilaud - . I . . I Baby's Mother and the Hounds Got one Protectionist. To an outsider it seems killed in Smith's bush, a few miles from cat off. Flanders bad j g gon, were married- Rev. F. : . semons ,-ook. advatitago- of this sale tale life. Her contemporary, ,Mmo. de . It Again. ast received quite a Meyer offi,ciated.. The happy couple left a * � I � 4 1 will at.,ain he rva4v to secure the bar- Stael, the bitterest and most v1perlike of . a pity that the essential element of Patron- St., Catharines, last Friday. A tree that he, large suni of moneyfor'property he had sold, few (lays after%ards for their future home !_ q ; i : gains Lbat wil I be affiered now. The all the great Napoleon's enemies, was ISPecial Corr��ndencej ism seems to forbid such a course. -And yet . had cut became lodged. -He climbed the and while intoxicated bad been followed by in Oregon. . ,- I I : � . small, dark find pudgy LAS CRUcEs, N. M., Feb. 4.-Mr4. the Liberal par has itself very much . ' , . , . � - . I . i . I date of otir ylext Hale is . George Sand, to adjoining tree to free the lodged one, when some men to the spot,wbere be was found, -At their last meeting the Logan tow�_ . . Reasoner's 6 -months -old baby bad a he ty 'sent irs. lie fell a distance of . tile famous novelist, bad a beautiful bead, n ex- blame for t pre Position of affa 40feet, breaking his and as�aiilted and robbed. The police believe sh ciation of the Patrons 'of Industry . I � : ,I but was fat and undersized perience the other day which, when It gets By allo;ving itself to become a tool in the . , . - i � - Itwas of her ,,neck and both arms. He leaves 'a widow that his fingers were cut off bS, big assailants e=1r. Wm. M,cK- nZie) , Saturday, FEB. 16th, that Heine remarked th a littlo bigger, It can brag about over -all hands of a clique, it has estranged from it .r, e 3r., as their . i ., I a , at "her )lead alone and four small children. to get the 'roll of bills be was probably clutch- president fo. ' _f : . I . the other children in the county. Tfi many a true, staunch, Liberal; whose sense . r 1895), and __Mr. Janies EllilDt-t I : q And will be for 1 hat day only. bears the cachot of the ideal, the build of 0 -Evangelist Hammond delivered big ing in his hand. � : . I . I a''soners v, and independence would Physicians say he can- was re-elected secretar . �Tbey resolvey'l to, - � I � her body being' Re farewell address to a gathering of about not recover. One young man named Win- stand by the Farmers' Binder Twine Cona- I � too short and fat. I I . live. on a ranch In Fresnal can- of honor, integrit, y . I .� . ; Next we- k wo wid quate a few of our Queema Cbristina, and Isabella. - yon, over In- the Orgiin mountains, and on not -allow himoto bec6me the slave of party - 2,000, in the Park Streeb Methoc i t church, slow, who was recently released from priEoill, pany, and purpose holdin p, a. couple -of .; , � rileet- �_ j 0 I . ; . . . 1 1 ic ,dej to k6ow bow che,Lp this particular day Mrs. Reasoner and the exigency. Whoever may be to blame, the Chatham, on Thursday night of last week. has ..been arrested. ings during the winter to farther the i ter- - � Pr' e-,41uo in 3i Of the women who, have played con- babyworetbere alone. Sbewent tothe . . I 8 I �, U : . �� . . . . probability is that Manitoba will, at the Fully 1,000 converts were counted as a re- -The death of Njlis� Frances Crooks took i . you ca:Tt buy you mul,a visit the stole cuous roles III the pritsont century th#re barn on some next election stult ests of said company. 4 �v 4 Sp errand, and thinkin she ,ifyAierself by rendering suit of the revival. Mr. Hammond was pre- _ � � - c J e Gilbert, ' - �ear I I � I . - p . i not Ono who has not been fat. All the would not be gone more than five, "lutes rdict the'opposite of her convictionar' sented with a purse of $200 as* a fare -well being in her 74th year. She -was a aaugfiter 'Milverton, , inet with a severe a,cciderit on t We carr3 olllyfils�t-ctass goods and the is' place inTorontoon MondayJailatiar 28th h � n a v y �8 6 -Fred jr.. of the townline, L - prices that wt. wid quote -or this day queens and Princesses who have the blood left the baby playing on, the floor. The For, whatever� may be said of the other and thank offering *for his labors. _& 1 1 : i � ) . I of the late Hon. James Crooks, and a sister Sanday evening, 27th nit. While attend- r . ' - , � � -will be lower thm you are asked t'0 'of tb' Bourbons in their vehis sbow a pro- day being bright and warm, both the win- Provinces, Protection is rainous to her. I John A. Rowan, a young man who shot of -the late Adam Crooks, and lived in West ing to'his horses he received .9, kick from, i . � ; I nouncedtendencyto embonpoint. Thus dow and the d am pleased -to say that, apart from my own Willi" Monk, a young fiLrmer in Chat- Flamboro for min years. 'She was a mem- one of the animals. The Cori-, - f tl b - i 5 I.. -)ay for inf.-rior ggoodk el.,,ewhere. - oor were open. - - or . game Wn y f the lato Queen Christina of Spain was al. As she started back she saw that a larg'e weakness, all the Huronites in this liam, a year a 0 le 8 Oe . I t If you require a suit, pair of parits most3 go and who wits sent down to ber of one of the best known families in pierced his left cheek making an ugly i . � . repuls,ve infpher obesity after attain- cougar had' come out of the brush 200 locality (and they -are inal ) are in the best Kingston for ' ' I I � . ny ten years, died on Thursday, Wentworth, and had many friends in and wound. On londay I ' ..; . � or an overe,oat. you cannot afford to let Ing middle ago,' ,ff, and If her handsome yards' -A norni.ug 11 ! from the house and was trotting of health. January Z, lie travelletil i I 0 gb to D r. E'g - :4- � � . . 31st, at his home in Chatham, of around Dundas, where she was educated over snow banks motintai.l. bi,,, : this OP�,OrWnit,y llabt,. If you have morganatic hus1fdrid, Munoz, whom she straigbt t' ward the open door, She throw Yours truly, I consumpfion. He was pardoned a few and lived the earlier part of her Afe. ,The bert's offilee, and. bail t lie wo ' �i ; UY's to clothe -FEB. 16 will be a day had, solely because of his good looks, ei- atones -at the beast and yelled at It, think- - ,, . Jitims ELDER. months ago, owing to the state of his body was brought to Dundas on Wednes- --�-Mrs. A und dressed. � ; . . 0. s � evAt3d from the rank of a private of Ing she could perhaps frighten It away. HF,.NSALL FARM," Virden, Manitoba. health. . I Michael Jacob, of Ellice, died on .1 . � I I . . I � day afternoon, and-tlie funeral- took place Friday, January 2.3th, from inflammationof ' �, . .1 i � : to save money oli your purchases. If tile guards to that of -general, grandee, Bub It pald'no attention to her and kept —9 -A most distressing accident happened from the G. T. R. station to the family the lungs. She was in her .74th year, and 'i . I a n I "I to tir . I -1 - . have pose In its manner. , it Flamboro. Rev. � you rt-quiro &DythiDg in Caps, either cabinet m1nister and7duke, remil ed straight on Its Way, with very evident pur- C Mr. Gapon,. at the residence of settled in Ellice when Ltbat part of the 1. :Fur, Sealette or Cloth, our prices will loyal and devoted to her, it must anada. AN r. b ying ground in tWe. .11 Joseph Pullen, concession 6, Caradoc, a few Father Geoghegan, an old friend of the country was all bush. The,deccased was a - , 11 . been from a feeling of gratitude ratb The Governor General and family have days ago. while be was engaged in cuttin faliiily� officiate(I at the burial services. native'6f Alsace, Germany, and. was a r- . I be att itiduc--ment "to you if you are - Tben'sbe remembered that a loaded X1110 returned to Rideau Hall, Ottawa. 0 �i Z fr . . . mem- i. - anxious to ,,av" m j�jey. . feed. The tails of his coat --'caught in the �On Thursday last week, the grocery ber of the 1,utheran Cln;�,cli. 8b I I 0 If you- want erthan from sentiments of adiril ti stood in the room beside the window, and -The Elora ffi-x mill was ilestroyed by lire' ff - , ..� ,� . revolving rod and �gwtmg him around,break- store of Mr. George Glass, of Porthope, was her aged husband, three sons and three � �, � - One of the daughters 0 this qiu;e`,n0bn-- she ran for-tbat. The cougar bad bound, e leaves bargains ill furn.imbings, our bargain- tho'plebalan born Mun- y ,Thursday morning last week. . , I 1 oz, by tb,b bye, ed Into the house, and loud screams fro Ing the right leg ill two places above the robbed of a large quantity of groceries and daughters. ii L . . I I 0 ; I m -The cosb of snoW-PILOWing in London knee, injuring his side, and --inflicting min is. Saturday the hou,se occupied -Mrs. David Niellol, Of L �day t�alte will be the time to buy.- We L. married an Italian, Prince del Drago, the baby told what was happening there I or trovisio,r . - . As Mrs. Reasoner reached the window she bruises, ' . ,do, -not look for profit, on this day, it's whose son is at the present moment in this . last week amounted to $114. - tbe 10th conces- I Ms d sons, William and sion of Elma, is expected -home from Tor- �,l I . - ---:The Galt Reporter tells of a sleighing. Thomas Nelson and wife -- Alex Crummer, onto this week, where she underwent an - . - faced the beast, crouchmi, with the baby $5500 to the Irish Parliamentary fund. party who left that town ow Friday evening, brother of Mrs. Nelson, w�s seardied and -a operation for acute neurMigin � - btry endeavoring to angle an Amerl Honorable Edward Blake has subscribed 41 case of Moving out the balance of c U � can heiress,, his sole capital being a jeweled In its mouth, to spring through. When It -A project is now on foot to build a 25th ult., to attend an ice carnival of tbe fifth i. � i ivin-ter goods -you are the gainers. .coronet which lie has inherited from his iaw her, It turned and ran to the. door. mammoth at Paris, sleighload of batter, cheese, bacon, pickles, nerve. She has been a greitt ,sufferer for DON't miss this SALF.'by any means, queenly grandmother. summer hotel. at the St. Clair but who experienZed another sort of carnival tea and other groceries were found that bad over two years, antl it is feare d. that -she has I - Still more stout The baby, put out both.hands toward her F lats. . I I I: SaturdaY, FEB. I 6th. : . than Queen Christina of disreputable and called and screamed the louder. Trem- .on the return journey, and one that was been stolen from Mr. Glass, and id,entified, received little or no relief as a result of the I I . : I !P memory is her oldest daughter, -the exI bliDg, she drew 110 -A. R. Gough, hotel -keeper, Napier, has everything but pleasurable. They were ten Inuddiiion40 ards of Brussels carpet- stolen opeeation. She is being treated by Dr. I ONE DAY � Out tI ( rifle and raised It been fined $20 and costs for selling liquor y I ; ONLY. Queen, Isabella. Although she tips the' to her shoulder. But just as the couga hours on the road and were in a terribly ex- some months ago from Mr. G-eorge Smith�s G : ., r during prohibited hours. raham,.the well-known Toronto specialist. I . I , � � Watch fe . itext week, scales at 300 pounds,'her weight does not emerged from the door Mr. Reasonerlf -4�ary Shrewsbur died in Cobourg, on hausted condition when they finally arrived livery stable, was found. ,Cruminer and -Says *the Atwood Bee : - R-ily. Air. . .r our price -i � - . - impair tho-still marvelous grace and maj- three bounds, whl� y home. . . I Thomas Nelson, in the presence of a witness, Hende6ii was the rst to in . . � . 6h bad been amusing Saturday, aged I I 0 years. Shecamefroin Eng- --J. D. Luttrell, of Spokane, Washing- acknowledged both the robberies. Th ' Monkton along the gravel roat). after the � I : We axe Leaders in Our Line. esty of her deportment or her mercurial themselves off In the woods, carne running land, and settled in Cobourg over 75 years ton; Alex. Luttrell, of Kincar ey h Rke tlie trip to . � - I . . . . i I friskiness of behavior. - I up, and all three fell upon the boast. To ago. - - . . dine ; Mrs. are now prisoners in the lockup. storm of January 26th and 12-ith-' With ,his - - I � q Still Further Evidence* defend himself the cougar dropped the -The revision of the Dutton and Dun-. Mary Dunlap, of Goderich, and Aheir plucky little beast lie made the trip suceess� . I I I ucon Marguerite of Italy, after having baby; and the baby's mother sprang Into wich Yoters' lists, by, declaration and fiLp- er, Mrs. David. Luttrell, have' been . . fully on Tuesday, the borse. plungi ' I I Jeauckson & Creig,. Q, moth . . ug over � . . . ,� S-EAFORTH. . gallantlY-fought tooth and nail during the midst of the melee and grabbed It from peals, has yielded a neb Liberal gain of left a forturie,of ,M,000,000 in Ireland, by Perth Items. and tlirouah veritable mountains -of - snow. . MONNOW-M I . . . the Past45 years against embonpoint try- the mixture of claws, teeth, howls and about 150. . David Luttreffig brother, J. Luttrell. The � - 0 . , - . The preacher, who is also -possesse(l of I I Lut- - I . ing every specific from Alpine cllmbi�g to yells. She quickly ril will left the entire ainount to David Mr. Joseph McIntyre has been appoint- . I ade sure that It bad --Rev. R.. A. Howie, of Cottt.p. near od grit, rather enjoyed the exciting ' drinking vin not been injured In the least. The coughr trell, but as be has been dead some years, ed assessor for Fullarton township. 9.0. ex- 4� T"AT - Elk IR AND GREA T - -,gar in large quantities, has had . picked it up by the Essex, diea the other"day from gangrene in the estate goes to his widow and children -Mrs. E. Chariton Black left St. Marys perience." -1 � 2 1 finally given up the struggle and is put- - clothing, and the, the foot,- resulting from having a froizen toe his brother ba,ving died without.issue. 7 -Mr. Samue-lKastner,of Sebringvil-le was 0 for her home in Boston a few d4ys acre � . I- tin - on flesh at such a rate as to lead to little thingbad not recoived.even a scratch., amputated. - o burned oil t entirely aboust 3 o'clook wx;�;_ . ; M. � I Of Logan Ave respected day morning, last week. Mr. Kastner awoke � � I -l that before very long s The big cat put up a brave fight against -Dr. Henderson, of Arthur, while -Mr James Gibson, a highly- are drifted full of snow to the top of the froin the light of the fire from the back k . GTOUTNE33 THAT GOtEs HAND IN the convictic, he driv- -The most of the concessions ' I . will resdmbw. those Levantine women WE) three hounds and finally disabled one ing in the countr on Wednesday,last week, and well known -citizen of Berlin, died at his fences. � - it- - I . . y . . HAND V;IT,'-1 INTELLEC T. with its teeth, knocked over anoth residence there last Saturday. He bad chen, �, -nd it took Iii, i all his time to . 1. � , wbosp obdslty FC_'VC3 ng'a foil to the plastio er with was overtaken with weakness and sudden1v -Mr. W. Ward has sold big fifty acre t n awake I .1 __ a blo w_* of its paw and then made �off in expired. . been ailing for a few years. The direct farm, on the family and rescue them I boauties of,thei-r'-young daughters. 'Queen the l2th concession of Fullarton, I . - TbeAwelling, - . Gratifyinx Facts For These Who Are Given Emma of Hollz,nd, altboDgh barely 30 safety, for the woods. Mrs. Reasoner -J. G. AlcNee has sold big farm' on the cause of death was heart failure. Deceased to Mr. Alfred Rose, for $2,400. shoe and harriess shop and stables were 0 . I ; . thou 'ht she didn' was the father of the celebrated football burned. He saved most of the -stock of I to Emboupolut-European r-emale Rul- years of age, has become .o f, -t aglto have I 9 . .6 care to shoot af ter she Sth concession of East Nist,ouri, comprising 31. -Mr. George Gardner, of Logan, is pre- ! �_ I . 7, 1 got the ba0y back. � 135 acres, to Mr , player, "Tom Gibson, who captained the shoes and the stock of harness which be- I ` . eris Who Are Stout lost nearly every t-.--ce of the elegant and I I . D * The price paid paring to build a large brick house next - ,on . graceful 119uro that was her principal ati I . . 0 000. ' - ed to Mr. George Stenim. Mr. Kast- i ,_ � Pre' -r,stme and Obe5l* FLOREN= Fixcn-KiELLy. 'was $7, ' "" �Chicago team when they -played the West- summer. I f ' " - sent and Past. I I , -Rev.7 C. Miles, iish ernAssociationin 1893. He wasfather-in-law ner s loss is be4vy, as lie had Only a small I --: : traction at'the time of her marriage to . ' of the En( Ali. Thomas Hanson, of Fullarton, has - i ,� . uld 0 -1. . . Things, F9 church at Lucknow, Ig r ' to Lawyer Calhoun of Waterloo, and Dr insur e- . . !_ _. ; Kin. � same may be said . ,rfiiers Ought tG Know. wa;sst week ent- t � ; . . . � � I .co-] Pearson, of Berlin. I -Mr. R. B. Hamilton, manager -of the �, - [Special Cbrresponder 9 Will,lam, and the pres - been laidoff work from, the effects of a kick anc andsome - I : � � . . : 8 " cutter and purse. -The Canadian exhibits at the New Atwood Furniture Company d MON7DO'N, Jan. (2 .-It Is to Queen Vic- eriel of- Germany. Queen Natalie, too soon be out, it ma I . -Rasseldale Council of Chosen Friends , had big first m . of that otli6r royal widbw, Empress Fred- DEAn FXPOSITOR,4-As the Assessor"s will ed by his congregation with a ]I from a horse. toria's alto Other abnorm al obesity rather. P . y be well for farmers to ,, � 9 -who was o -Mrs. Eliza Hamilton, of Dundas street York Poultry Show which was closed last experience of undertaking dirring the rnnow I � nee so famous for her cbarms, know that they are liable to be assessed on now nUmber over eighty meinbers in good 4�1 I I . - London, has a hen that recently laid an e ' Saturday night, were magnificent, and Win. standing. , . lban to any rheumatic affection that must has seen them succumb to the encroach. personii] -pro storni'tof two weeks acyo ,%t,ben he was called r- I . be ascribed th perty, such as interest derived 99 - e difficulty whiGh she now 11clits of superfluous flesh, while here in from ; mortgages ; money on hand ; - notes that measured seven inches around length 'McNeill, of London, Ontario, is aboiit the -�-Rev. Mr. Dierlamm, of Milverton i's at uponto attend to tbeltineral of Mr. Wm� I . ri ways- and contained three perfectly formed foremost prize winner. He wou the four prosent conducting the revival s ' J ' i Thompson, who lived on the boundary of � . Jeasiest stair§ or gradient havin 29 long since � I ervices in Elma and Alorningtop. The old gentleman - . ,experiences In walking, ascent of even the Ame ca Susan Anthony and most Of andaccounts. Suppose Alias derived $600 yolks, special prizes offered by the association, th6 Zion church, Logan. those other leaders among women who interest frour mok-tgages ; $1,000 in notes each $25 in gold, for the best display of . - become a physical impossibility. Consid- ,lave achieved fame during the past half and $500 cas' -The Rev. J. -Cumming Smith of San -Mr. Fr died on Afon(Uy, January 21st, and MT. � 0 ed Dealtry purchased, at a bailiff . - __ . ,in of It - I erab)y below the middlo size, she is unde-r h in bank or on hand, he is Francisco, soil of Dr. J, K. Smith, formerly Haniburgs, for tile best disply of ]Light sale, in Mitchell, last week, Dr. Wilmot's Hamilton, on attempting to I century have been quite the roTerso Of liabld to be assessed for personal property - get to the � 5, feet in height, the smallest as well as thin. . to the value of $2,100. If lie' fails of Galt was married recently to Miss .Louise Brahmas, for thebest displayof olands, and entire horse, for which he paid the $1, o . it impossible I .. - ' . 1 use on Wednesday, .found � . 0 iflic broadest reigning monarch in the That stoutness should go hand In han,a the Assessor a statement of the personal L. Tisdale, daughter of Dr. T. P. Tisdale, for the best display of Bantams. His single $75. except by walking, and walk be did. Rev. ,_ I . � world, her width being. almost equal to her of Alanied,�, a suburb of San Francisco. prizes are too numerous to mention- here. A] r. Fisl�er also ft�untl it impo,"ible t* get i,o , i With power, influence, intellect aud� per- -property, as: above, 6f which he is possessed, . -Dr. W. X. Robertson, of Stratford, has tile house to con - . I P length; Though so stunted in stature and sollal illaignouis] -Alichail Massel Adam Denges and - duct the aervice, so todl � I - . I. where the fair sex is con- he is liAble to a fine. Heds also liable to a Frank Seibert, three I Berlin firemen, have S. -J. Southport and wife, of Brockville, been elected a member of the racing board blocked were the roads. y . I ., so phenomenally stout, yet no Ono c,1n 11 a m : - . . . - � I . � . . - has been not only a very gratulation, for were the world to be ruled statement. There is only one fariner 'In Bishop. They.were remanded,but bailed out versary. They were married in Bastard -The saw mill at Rostock will start in'a bad a great reception in Stratford-. At the - I deny tbat she atterforuniversal con- t aged 83 and 773 years respectively, recently of the Canadian Wheelmen's Association for ' ' , � . . � CeZDed must be fine if he gives the Assessor' an incorree been chargred with brutally assuhingTbomas celebrated their fifty-sixth wedding anni- 1895. -General Booth, of the Salvation Army, � by thin and lean women, iiistead of fat McKillop so assessed, although there are at $400 each. : . I I . . scores who sh uld be. few da�s to convert a large stock of fine S 1 1 . ones, there is no doubt that Ib would pre- 0 � - �ownsbip, and on their wedding trip drove mass meeting held in Knox church, on ., at- . . sent a less rosy, less happy and inoro as Chief Justice Armour inade a. sta Scarlet fever is bec�ming a source of anx- to Kingston in a blindii snow storm, and 1098 into lumber. Mr. C. 9. Ratz will be at Ir(lay afternoon, January26th, he was re- I - I f03 I . i * . I I � a -e Ontario to . . I . . that all parties allowing stock to run at ing and vicinity. v � / . - tement iety to the fathers and mothers ot Wyoni- crossed the ice on L111- the the helm as sawyer. ceived by the whole congregation rising and Al - 0 4( � - cotic aspect. I E. S. NouTo-N. � I . large on the,�ublic highways, are responsi- . The attention of the Pro- American side, on a isit to the groom's -Mr. John R. Gettler has purchased the many waving handkerchiefs, after -which - I I I - . e friends and relatives near Watertown, New ten acres of Air. James �be soldiers joined in what is known as fir- . � . ble for the damaze done by them, and it .matter. Xork. They were a braxe couple and have ' . I . . vincial Board of Health was called to th timber on the 'T ; .. a, . THE STANDARD, OIL COMPANY. was also held by the Court of A eal in the � Smith's bush, in Pullarton, and intends to ing a 'volley, in honor of 'their ellieftakii. I . - - � I I -The plan of admission by ticket, to the not many compeers now -a -days. converb all suitable into lumber, the b,X1_ Hon. Thornas Ballantyne then took the : I - . I case of Crown vs: Stupps & I . . . I 11 q � I So"Iethiug About Its Cleveland ]plant sug�. , , Alriams, that Sabbath evening service in the First Con- ance into cordwood. chair and called upon one of the officers to I i # gested by the Matest opposition. stock on highways, trespassing,the owner is -Some of the Toronto wholesale houses � . . I . . I - responsible �even if there is not a lawful tional Church, London, when Dr. are placed in rather an awkward position -The communion service� of the Atwood give out a Ilymn. which was sung with . , [!�Peeiai Correspondence. I t'Vilgdapreacbes, was not successful and has. by the disaster of the Steaulahig 'Elb b .. "I , , -ELA,xD, Feb. 4,-Tbere Is . ly fence. To save- law -suits, the council of doned. -w I C., ' Ch h which were to have s,�irit by the who)e congregation, followed I . , � . \ I r CLEN e,b ia I ": probab every municipality shomld pass- a by On board the boat d at were I . 1, , If . -law Pr ' _r 11 'ire ' fervent prayer by Re Sal, 'e ' .'. , " been aban ! ere goo s y 0 8 a y a v. Mr. ', ton. Ora 1. in rt: been h n und January 2'.7tb, wen� re a number of officers of the I I - It P , no city In the country where tile latest at- prohibiting all'stock fro inning at large -The late A. N1. Smith, the well known wanted for immediate delivery, and, al- postpo eld for two w Y'ks, on account of the the platform we I . I " I . Nvired -chant, left $1,000 to each of the though they- were insured, there will be weather. . General's st , I � �� 0 I teTupt, accounts of which wore on highways, and they should also appoint Toronto met ) ned ee Leite aff, his son, Commandant Booth, I ; broadcast over the land a few days a following institutions, Girls' Home, Boys some delay before they can be replaced and -Rev. W. H. Hincks, L. L. B., the very Revs. h, McKay Wagner and Salton, . � . . offi ials whose business ib would be to see I I - I I � I � - ,�. I I Jown the Standard -011 company wiglol' 1to th c Home and Home for Incurables ; and to the shipped to customers. Messrs. G. D. talented pastor of the Owen Sound Meth - Aldermen O'Dono h Stamp, AfeMillan, I 0 Scarth, In,g,ram, t ue, i tuson : at the provisions of the by-laws are en- Sick Children's Home ,$2,000. Smith & Company had a consignment Of dist church, will preach ed-ticational ser" I - I - watched with greater interest tban here, forced. I f ton and 1? 1, ,110 I - %� Nor probably, I think I am justified in . -Queen's, avenue Methodist church, in $4,000 worth of goods on board the ill-fated Mons at Listowel u k1fayor I ____ I- JOHN C. MORRI,,401j-, . Mayor Davidson and S. R. Resson. � - - - adding, is there a city anywhere who'se . London, was destroyed b . . on Sabbath, February I)avidson t i - . o - IvIcKillop. y fire on Saturd ship. hen read the address of welcome, . business men will look upon this attaiript . . night,'leavincy one ay 17th. . - . . . - _1� - I �� more doubtfully tlian'here. Cl�v* .. . . 0 1 most " of the wealthiest and -Forty-seven gentlemen have occupied -,Six: houses in the -North Ward, St. and Mr. Ballautyne introduced the General . ... . in a few complimentary sentences. Con- I . .- .::r ---r- , influential Methodist . congregations the Warden's chair* in Kent county since Marys, the property of Mr. R. Kel . %.:.::�. . eland is I .African Notes. � ly, were cerning, the General ana his work � � full of men who have been taught bitter in Canada without a place of worship. 1850, wben George Duck, of Howard, was disposed of by auction the other day the Strat- I . for . rd - 0 � . - I lessons about the likelihood of victory go- (Written for Tits EXPMMR.) . -The congregation of Knox Presbyterian chosen. Camden's representatives held the the su�m of $4,5W. Dr. Mathieson wAa the Beacon says . General Bootli!s visi-t � � I � QUEUR VICTORIA AT T -HE SPINNING WIMEL. - Ing to the strong as the result of thqir 'T6 following is a, stanza of the hymn I 'By Church, South London, have decided to ex- posistion 15- years; Harwich, 7; Howard, purchaser. - . I � � - - to Stratford will be Pleasantly remembered I good but also a very great queen, whose bucking the Standard. tind Bye"'rendered in the lariguage of the tend a call to Rev. J. G. ,Stuart, of Toronto, 3; Chatham, Dawn, Raleigh, Zone, Dres! -On Thursday, January 24th, Mr. R. by everybody who had the, privilege--oon- : . � . . I u-Ime is destined to Uve in history as tbn:t It is not mY Purpose liere,to defend any tribe, of the Zambesi valley in Africa and to fill the vacancy caused by the removal of den, Romney, Blenheim, Ridgetown, Til- H kLh, who fo;the past y;ar has labored Sider* the weather, perhapi eour t . 110 I � ,(of the moRt wagaclous and Illustriousnaon- munOpoly, I -east of all the Stafidar-d Oil literally translated into English. The tr Rev. J. BallantynQ to Ottawa. Infe a etter word- to see Iiirn . . ans- bury East, Wallaceburg,,2 years each ; Or- Witt acceptance as pastor of the congrega- would .1) and to - I . . 1 4- � hear him. Whatever may be thought of # - I arob of the nincticenth century. company. I could not belp it by defending lation was done by hir, X H. Richards, one -It has been decided to complete the ford, li years; town of Chatham, I; and tional church, Listowel, was publicly o . . : . � . to of I li . r- his methods no one -will deny that be will . g lPhysical and Mental Breadth. It any more than I could burb it by at- of Bishop Taylor's rini8sionaries in EaAt church qf the parish of St. Louis de France, Bothwell, half a year. Liberals held the dained the work t ie C ri tian . - company 7 r' or soltue reason or other which philolo tacking it. Blut the Standard Oil Africa: ' I . Montreil, and, as it is the in�ention to position for 33J years ; Conservatives, 13.� ministry. " . I pass into history as one of the njost stfiking - I ,. � Men rakoly . "rl,90 LAW � I 91sts naaay�possibly explain near.,] has ocine good points. Its work . make it one of the finest in that city,'the years. . -About 1150 of the Alitchell Foresters personalities of his -tiir.e. i y all the I . strike, ana, there are few differences of any , Hn ku na ni Huge wi, I cost is estimated at $19-0,000. 1 � r I . great and celebrated womep, both Of the � -At West Lorne,near St. Thomas, Bailiff, and their wives and friends spent a very en- _W I . - . � inore than possl6le this Is due to Standard I I 6 . I sort between it and its employees, Rn kukolwa hl vgu 11 wma, . -There are still rumors of smugglizfg at McGregor, of Dutton, had an execution joyable time on Wedne8dai evening last -The followin*, from the Morden, Man- � � I - - -i - - - a - , - , I - ur a � 1@ P,O 'I I I I I I I� , I I � 1 4��r t- =Lk preserit tinio an(i of bygone ages, have It is 2 Hi kaltd%ve ku Babe watu, eT , Quebec. Merchants who have hitherto en- against the occupant of the Argyll House, week, in their court room. One of the"m Heral,J, refers to a former resident -of � ilisplayed a strong tendency to em. ])on- .. Ku dongiews W-alangs, umo. I polut. There appears to be some analogy Ina"Inateis realizing t1mit the public, already d19WXZF BY ANI) Bye joyed spotless reputations, are accused of and ongoing to seek admittance found a interesting numbers on the programme was the Bayfield road, near Clinton : 11 We . In . iL heavily prejudiced, against the, great cor- I I and proportion between breadth of beam I Them is a land very be%utiful, being interested in the illicit liquor traffic. card up stating that there was smallpox: an address on Forestry by the Rgy. Mr. ba e seldom h ro i e rd t ; andbreadth of character, between avor- poratlori,�would be so ov6rvOielmingly 181y believing we do it goo, . Some of them are threatening s its for there. Deeming discretion the best part of Kerrin. v ad to ch n ell a sadde e& h . � I .1` with the men in case of strike as to ma We are &waited by the father of us, libel. . !I th-authat which bereaved a home in 34or- . . 'L I dt"PlifS tisslio and weight of j,udgmeit t, - . valor, the canny bailiff beat a -retreat for -Airs. Rosenberger, of lilansba`rd, near den this week. There was no greater fa- I L r &n * , terlaily bMeflt' thern. It -is quite probable, It fe pmpered for us a Plops there. - -The Rev. Mr. Silcox, of the Emmanuel the time being, but suspecting that it was St. Marys, was made the recipieut of a vorite amo young people th AlUs -Jen- 1)(Aween solidity of physique and solidity , too - of sonse. Fat and grandeur app a rdt Among the hundreds of African tribes I ear to go , that the St uda a managers have Congregational church, Montreal, one of the intended to ward him off, consulted the handsome present on the eye of her de- nie Fox. he was Just budding into -_ � u ]earned tile IP'ZCn1n On diffll+ f- several are noted for their hf%naa .4 best-known preachers in that it 1, 11 - I a1l" la, -hand, as far as tho fair sex Is con- I F I mosto ..T .0sa � t . - � signed his pastorate, because y, as re- inedical nealth officer, when his suspicions parture to ,the Northwes', on January 23rd. manhood, and numbered everyone as a , , . COVINA and It is dIfficult to find a sil gle employers to assimilate, that well paid la- truthfulness. A -traveller recently journey I it is believed, were confirmed, and he then proceeded to A number of her friends and neig , hbors friend. She was a member of Knox . , - he held some views in advance of his con- act under,bis execution.!', - , histance of a thin woluan evell aclliuv3ing bor is always inore productive than Ill Ing through western Africa, saw, by the - gathered at her house .and presented her church Sunday School almd. Young Pe.opie,,% - Z greatness or fanic. � paid,- anil that it. iH sometimes possible to roadside, quantities of 'maize -flour beah- gregation. -Mr. '14cob Gottfried, of near Shipley, with a purse containing $2.5). 'I L. bread, coo6d yam _ Society, 18 ears of age, and a few weeks - Cleopatra, the Egyptian, queen who bo- . lose iii,ore in Ono week's -strike than might a and other ' things -Mrs. E. Dignam, president of the has had a mare in his possession for 31 A young man -from the country came agogavegoo promise of Yeara of life and I be sa-.'red in wycar's 5 per cent reduction systematicall:"arranged for sale. Near at Wornen's Art Association of Cana - I , . Witchod Mare Antony. and by so doing da, and years, and she was two years old when his into Stratford the other day., carrying in his mefulness but the fir -nit of her life wab not - 1 chinged the co-urse of tile history of of Wages. hand was a Ir wife is considered the bes � : . L oken calabash for receiving t of Canadian paint- father gave her to him. He did his fall pocket a new gold watch, a large suin of destined to' 'be realized here. She succumb- .1 the . . . . C31 ; 7 : world, renialas on -record as having been ,Ono of tile most Inte cowries in payment of any article that ers, has a number of her best pictures on ex- ploughing with her last year, and she is not mone- and a revolver. -He filled up a ed to typhoid fe er. For ,r8. i � I - . restirig exhibits at - y the Col.timbiLfin museum in Chicago is the -night be -taken by the wearied traveller - bibition at Mr. 0. B. Graves picture. store t v M Fox v6 1.1 the : S-niall and fat. So, too, the Roman cill. 1 _ I a bad working horse yet, though -'she has some of the hotels, got n ; . - London. ,uarreling, and dis- sympatbetit, tear be shed by many, her . � I CSSL Agrippina, th '%'vh4e the owne.r.was at home attending t6 0 . ; . � PT � a' shrewd but disso- WO(Iel of tbo original Standard Oil works well earned the right to enjoy the balance of played his revolver. Re was run in by the much loved (;laughter liiLvi'ag been the joy of � Z , � I : his. �W�`ork.. The cowrie shells are: brought -The late Andrew Kyle, of Ayr, was a her days at her ease. Sh tl ILife." . a Itito m-otber of Nero. Laura, tbe- niugd of as erected by John D. Rockefeller, Henry I � e is a wise old police, and next morning was fined ,510. her wido � y were comically small . . .1 Petrarch, -svas fat wi:d fair, with Wond Flagler et al. The' from the'Al.aldive and Laccadive Islands and subscriber to the Galt Reporter from the ani'mal and Mr. Gottfr�ed says uhat she -Stratford Herald : The followincr let- -Lastweeek's Gode ' I- r n rich 8ignal says-: :The Z. i � . . coniparod to the. vast works that now are'the standard currency of many tribes in first. issue of that Journal, and since his knows so much about farming that if they ter reached the Herald office 'Moliday and blow at, tinies last week was terrific Mid - � k . hair. Tlie Mario Fia.m., etta whoi-ii Boccac- ' Africa. 'For forty cowries or two cents a death his brother Thomas continues the sub- bad not objected to her name going on tile created a stampede in the counting room., particularly on Friday antil Saturday Aid it . . . cio rendered fai-nous was a fat brunutto, emploY thousa nds of -men every day of the I . : � . . - � year and reprosent an Investment of mil- man may obiain sufficient food to satisfy his scription. The family of Mr. Alexander list she -would have beeliv�otiriu against ilie " Please excuse us for not serld'illf, tile make theoldest settlers think of o'Id-time . I . w Aliflo the propartions ot Lucrezi.a Borata, hunger. Of course, travellers who know the _ o re- National Policy fo , mro, of Alargueritoo �L�a' I Catarina Cori _fL . - lions of dullars. These works were built Wilson, Dickic settlement, have als ,r the past teon years. money any sooner. We hail the saiai? .Wx blizzards. Traffic- wa il in the miLL1 honesty of the natives never. und er. rate the ceived the Report , s. for a time almost I � , . � va rre eirid Mari e do' Afedici, were all _St of what was a dense forest a , er from its very first exis- -On Thursday forenoon, last week, A I r. at our house or else we would bav`e sent it mails were I � of tho ' value of.any of the articles that they take. t6nee. I Completely blocked, and the _' I � 1-nosb generous amplitude. Queen It' ,Iiz,i- f('w (1celtles ago ,and presented a vastly William Parke, a prominent and biffhly re- sooner. ADOLTIH PE1rFE1,_" - ` . Travellers on' * hours late. On 8anda,v, about 4 p, in., -a i botli, of England was tall, red, baire different, appearance from tbatof the pres- . -the Congo River in. Africa -The following shipineints were made spected citizen of StirlLing, left his rcesidence -On Friday, 25th nit., Mess-ts. Drown & snow Plow and two engi � nes left Stratford for . I d and ent ones in evory other way as well as I see many, sights but few are more hiterest- frcan the Forest Graud-Trunk Railway sta- to go to his brother's barn about half a mile Beard, of St. Marys, shipped a carload of here to clear the road. Tile trio proceeded . � 11 e_xtreinely Stout, as was also her sistor and 11 in'b, I . 0 I the. mattor of size. Then they c ,,, or picturesque than to gaze upon an old tion during the six months. ending December distant. He had not returned tip to 7 hogs to Buffalo and the pl!Cdecessor on the throne, Bloody Mary. ould be fo' . . following da t Ill long all righ t tts: far as Ford'S rt that was bililt by H. .M. Stanley. The 31st : Flour, 6,130 barrels , grain 10 I y ly a -out, about . I e, when a mountain . - * hicen Anne, who presented sacra of building is made of stone and was 'tt-itrinally le, 2,900 head; alarmed. His brother, F. B. Parke, started way officials, informing them that the poor of snow was struck, The plow being first, , � � (mod Q renched only by dri-virig a few miles out' . I bushels; cheese, ,.9,300 o'clock in the evening,and his family became got a telegram from the Grand Trunk Ra - five mAes down the lin . thLl City Of Cleveland over wretehc -66 tons ; catt 311unta-1 iAa-to to several, churches in Nei A olay 0 . a prison, but in later years hti,s bein lambs, 3,500 head : bogs, 1,300 head ; in�'search with a lantern, and found him animals were -stormstald at London East, left the track, followed by. tbe first, engine . 0 ato of Now Y-Ork, Nvas a fort for OtL ,li-land and the Ste ,;. Now tho trolley car takes th Vis- _ 14, road. o itor to within a her purposes. The district in horses, 36 head; hay, 0`54 tons; lumber, lying dead, face downward. The deceased and were suffering terribly from cold and which was, ire understia n4d, wrecked so bad- . I " altuost its great of girth as is Queen vic- lies ,block- or so of the wilder- 'Which it is placed is exceedingly rich and 244,000 feet. I - . . . turia, aud, if silo cannot be precisely de- s of tanko and refineries, covering acres had been gathering up hay -scattered around hunger. � I . 11 I beautiful with the Iii-xUriant vegetation of the -A special' from Grand Forks, North a stack, and becoir " -, - 1v as to be aboost useless. The, second en- t scribe and acres of nthe canyon throuo which ling hausted from a -Some of the building -contracts to be gine also left the track, ti,ing With 'tile I I 0 � C 011i ; . . . - I - I � - d ,is a very groat monarch, yet it tho sluggish Cuyi'b6ga flows. tropics, and this aspect gives the fort the Dakota, says- Early in December the severe rupture 'had ,. ed in the snow carried out in the f Russeltlale the '%eahead and smashing the cowcatcher and. L. inust lie renier-nbered that it was during ,� . . ) � appearance of an old castle crone to decay. Minto school board engaged Prof. Alex - .41 vicinity 0 . - . . her rcign thaf England aebiuved smuc of 16 is woll wortb any one's while to.visit � 0 , 1= . . near the stack. ' lie had apparently been coming season are : Mr. j. 0, Balfour, a frout plate of the boiler. What L-3 remarle- � I � Z ... . . tbo Standard's works and to stand at som -.0. - - .McConnell, of Toronto, as, principal of the (lead only an hour or two, as his body was new barn ; 31r. Thomas Hanson, a lie able is that the englacer an4l firtnian of the . __ I- __ . . L . - Itte illosb fairions victories that figuro in e Matters and Things m* M public schools. When be arrived to take still warm. The deceased was 64 years old, b,arn ; Mrs. D. Brown, a new barn ; R7 first engine were not injured except for ,a L . coign of viintage from which a birdseye � . anitob4- ' tho pagn�s of hist6ry, wbilo, Jf shu hersOf 0 , - OLD I . IURON71T.E'.4 OpIN-10- charge of the schools he applied to County and he leaves a widow and one dau"liter. erb Roy, an addition to his barn ; Alfred gash on the forearm sustained by the fire- I 1 . I , di(I not, ta,k7(3 any a� viuw of Ahe whole vast infernoliko place I AN _ ,f.. , . - . I etive part i n tile glorious Superintendent Woods for the required -There are several cases Of sinalf-pox at Ross, a large brick bog pen ; Fred Nether- man. & reeki- trAill, was sent to tlear -_ -Lellievelnelits of 'her 1'0�11;gL J'cign, yat.. S11Q may bo bad. Clouds of -sooty smoke will D-P,iR EXPOSITOR,—We have had �i, very y a Ing I - - � . certification of e- amin tion. The Superin- (�,uelph, one of the latest victims being .Miss cott, a fine two storey brick house. the wre-ek"" Ay'ord was received here of tile . wwl_ . liad the gom sollso to know how to sur- Cr " I ' , L . ' be observed issuing from numbers of favorable winter with bat little snow fall, tendent declined to orant tile cert;ficate on Pansy Mills, youngest daughter of Prpai- -An appropriate and unique sermon was accident, and early Monday morning a gang , � . 7 round horself AviLh great St'ItCS111611 and chilillicys, saino tall and slender and some but times are %,cry dull indeed. The crop, the grounil that his employment *as an in- dent blills, of the -Ontario Agircultural preached by Rev. A. Henderson, of Atwood, of men left for tile scene of the wreck, and '4� 1 L L - (*():I sho�t and stu-bby. Here and there can b� as a rule, was rather light, and the greater fraction of the alien contract law. McCon. College, aged ten N .. L niriariders who endowe(I it with luster. . L , I Empress Catherine of Russia, wboL ba.l. seeli slowly.ercTping along the network of part of it was sold early in the season years. 8be -bas been re- on Sabbath morninu January 27tb, from after eighthours'shovellin bad the track- . . - - at nel subsequently took a State examivation- moveod to a small Isolated cotta e a r 0 . 9__ I L � lz'itc-ly been occupying to such tin extont tracks that enniesil tho bDorinous tanks from 38 to 40 cents per bushel, and, in 'view 9 5hort Psalms 148:8. " Snow' and vapor ; SLtormy clear. The rear engine came in here about ,-_L� _. ' an(I cVJ,ry%V1lore little black specks mov.ing of the obligations the., people bad to 'meet, and received a State certificate, but a pro- distance from the college. Dr.- Whitelaw, wind fulfilling big word.." In a clear, mus- 2 p. in. badly dismantled. The first train . - L tile students of European history, and . test was made by Minto people and the the physician attending Swa' 4- __ , t inter- im eso are the rr , . - 0 rti and Miss terly and �-omprehens ye way lie developed gince Saturday from here was debpatched . I I , -who was t.-Ortainly 0,110 af tho I'licis about M -n ants. Th lei] and the result of the year's operations was quite in aitter was referred to the authorities at Green, the other patients, is atwndina her: the following heads : i 1. Thesw fulfil God'S I . v.Ai1)g an buthingt! inadequate. It is quite true that the pur- 'Washin6,ton. On Wednesday., last week L r, nn moro offectuhlly teach- the leg- at 3-50 P. M., Monday, an d. the Brst arrival .,� � d conspicuous figures ot the hi!it The case is a mild one, and no seric' d or will in physical nature. 2. In . was at 4.45 p. in. The 7 I �� I tury. is shown by her Dortraits recentl' sain of Inali's individual and Db.vslcul W- chasing Power.of a dollar is much . 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