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bartled arrows Into the assallaut'is body never
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1AXWE.PARX"E"VING x4malpff".
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GRANT IN CHICAGO.
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COLLISION AT SES
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ft* following linsix vote. suggested ,upon,
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14tailossir4l the tableaux to 13, 0, James! U
be willidirawn. The result was no more
,nor owns nor foges came algli. When
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How DIORNSOV W0110we'll X's
wavally3mvems to A."cricis.
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C.-Itrontan Sypte
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Uts Address to tWe Arlay,at Wen-
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Lawics, Delaware, iov,-The ship L04Y I
Cbmah. ' , I %be
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success of The slipetiment became fairly
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astabliabodo the, neighbors, its there were no
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Olroumstamoss do Nometimew Occur which
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(LoAdlart. Telegraph.) . I :
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"e%90e4 Oatotro,
collided
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from Breakwater for X,iow Yorkv .. .-
with the steamer Champion, from .
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Tea: 4 invention,
patailits in those days, copied .life valuable tender
and soon not a living porcupine .that
It OfAloult to escape the superstition
there ,&to doomad g4rallipti, 00
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According to Dr. W-ilh I
. Qlm. schmoelat whose
voluminous treatise entitled 16 M&kgqWtJk,
CONORATULATIONS FROM STATE GOV.
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� for Obarlestov, striking tb
Now York . 0 . — , __.
an mink ng her In Ave �
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--W1 back the ourtatul There they, stand- �
Units. emblemai of a trust
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could be found in All the country Around,
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and Uncle Jerry's fame spread for and wide.
has lately,ocourred In Oo)orado. A low weeks
ago English geolilemon, the oldest
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and BabanIE;-t-,Wo-,-IFDTO,Iiiir6��-olliods for the
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minutes. It Is rumored that tweAty-five lives � I
so mchin a land wb,oro o6meth not
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The War. the Inoth, the ruso;
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The crowning effort of his life, �-this ex-
G�f young .
son 4 baronet, put a period to his existence
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prolonostion and embellishment of
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Aile,nlili areuentlybeen onfielatedt000mewbat
Claxamio, Nov. 12,-Whon Gen. Sherman ad
were saved and thirti,two lost, The collision,
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ourred thirly-five miles, off 'the Capes at I
The fIg area at %he glorious aides,
Ablaingwithus or , � S
. XO I WAIngitiaroug.... as swildoncIdark,
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hatiotion of his genius and the complete
ovprtbrow of him ,good reputation -was ex-
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by a heavy does of morphine. at a hotel in
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severe criticism ip the German press, one of
the four groat natural nearato that have bagled
announced the conclusion of the session of
the At , four
. my of Tennessee, the, audience oat up
o'clock yesterday morning. The ship
was badly damaged and is being towed to
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TabPaven's un. 4
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Pendell in art attempt to terriliv the wolves. A
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big grey wolf bad played sad. havoc with his
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nook, destroylmg -at intervals
Ing note addressed to a friend:
My. Dz&n Jnx,-Thirty�olx .hours. 490 I
'gition for at loms$ a score of centuries
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bag at length been discovered by a gentleman -
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shouts for Grant. This was persisted I until
he &rose. He suggested it was better to fol-
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Philadelphia. I
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I Ifelth. balding fast her token blest,
christisula
Sundry young
olgtte,lo,ny� own'death warrant ; for twenty.
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whose university diplomas demonstrate him
low the Programme, as he was not down for
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BrAtIah and Xforcian Grain Wrade. . �
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1*0 16stio plgn-w!
-Once upon each fair forehead placed,
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oal*eo And oheop. besides mutilating a
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favorite heifer, Uncle Jerry i fit a trap,
four kra the ]Wei
I kept up,my spirits, but L
twelve, as you fifore thou lined noticed, I
to be equally at homi ia phi losophy mud
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fall
a speech. The wullisloca isugua and to.
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newed the demand for a opeoch. Thereupon says
LoignoN, Nov 12.-Tba Alaric 4and Express
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. A decided Impr4vement in the Weather .
pledge of lifedivine,
Ith. with her lustrous eyes uPralsed,
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caught the wolf, and. -obtaining the Basis
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toriled a little blue. Philosopher I belleved,
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medicine, A oreover, is a blown
.nd who, in
professor of pathology. The transmutation of
the
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Gen. Grant deliberately draw from his 19
is t week facilitated wheat sowmr, which .
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Ly forward in the sontuarn and some of the
ToHim. who bore all loss,
X6 that fair brow may wilax lier crown
beare His cross-
of a neighbor, tied his logo together, clooe4
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his mouth, ond_ otaklmg him to the ground,
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myself to be, but still I am fond of life and
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living, and it is hard, I find, to make one's
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m tells, quadrature of the circle and perpeituall
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pocket a. manuscript and mo� deliberately )middle
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read the fall wing longest speech of his life :
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clotinfieo, In thd higher dlitnds of
Scotland the commencement og inow and right
After she
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flayed him olive I them, setting him at liber
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mind up to cast one's 0811 off from a world
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motion "till remain unsolved mysteries,
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probably because, Dr, Sohmoole has not yet
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frosts have fleceakitated the reaptag of InEch I ,
grain In art Imperfectly ripenel con-dition. 'Tho I
XoM calm, bright, joyous, beautiful t I
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11 uprift the fair 011"i eyes
strange As it may appear, t,ho Skinleos brute
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swam the crack and ,died on the opposite
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which, though far from perfect, in, after all, a
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very lovable world. Harieet of all to leave
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turned his attention to them
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life iovealail All that the
from gatherings of the Army of Ten.
noosee 11 affords me. heartfelt pleasure
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root crop is only expected to be halt an average . I
yield- It Is strited that the prosp3at is the most
nave citight m gleam of tbab far latill
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1;%ink. When the horses ran away mud caused
tifedeathof Unole4rry, the people -said it
old friends like .yourself-, stau I It
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tried front the fir -at to the bitter end. I don't
of stands to us.
aspirant to. immoderatisiongevity, has, to do -is
till, Wt gaIgrades
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in arms in the groat conflict for nationaMy
serious ever encountered by the present genera. I I :
tion of -scotch favInem Irseb- ,reports are ,- . - - I
less unfavorable, the weather having been
The golden city tair?
war to the lookeir-ou she mays,
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Was a judgment, ' ,
ILI the olden time All elderly peraolon were
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want at lhis late hour, when the gnrtain 18
about to ,m,, on the Illet not of the ArAmEl, Of
t a absorb a sufficient -quantity of lemon juice
daily, or better still, to eat a fixed nufahwr of
and.upion of all'Statep, under one free land
always to be maintained Government. In my
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At Mark Late Englisli. ,wheat $9 rather more I .
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as. it is overtliore",
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respectfully called uncle or aunt. Uncle
4rry'swife, Aunt Nally, was atidy,indus.'
a misspent life, to eulogize, bat I speak truth
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lemons, having relation to bleat list age or
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sax,every morning and evening. Dr.Schmoole
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long absence from�tlfe country I have bad, a
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freely offered, but the supply Is undoubtedly ,
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4knd Chaxity, In Ood-like mots, .
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Feeding this hungry bay.
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tridus old lady; bar house was always In
when I say I feel leaving Tou-yet, I 'feel it
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deeply Good bjre, door old fe low
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adduces several instances of the effloacy with
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]most favorable opporwatity for seeing and
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comparing in my Own mind our institutions
p6mewhiLt improved owing to'the more g&vormblo
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Weather for thrashing. At a :616jority of the
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131 , sp I onsin I it throusli her gentle hands
I Godls,A-ifte of life and joy.
order, everything 'nest and scrupulously
claim, and her cooking perfection itself. The
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and in the afte ink as kindly as you
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which the consumption of lemons stimulates
aged persome to evade the nadmalto of the
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with those of all the European countries and
most of those Asia, Everywhere, from
provincial markets business has been m1most I
impractidsblo� so a large proportion of the grain . L
offered has been to the. .
SO mav It be her lot to give I
'llaright g
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"Utithabe L uerdono from above.
fails,
ham and eggs- had allavor seldom met with
her fish delicious. Her
can of your old=,t"
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This unfortunate young, man's mother was
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Phantom on the Palo Horse. He is as yet
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unable to mention any came W,Which thell
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E nglaud to Japan, from Russia to Spain and
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useless milibra, ThefdW .
line dry lots to be Inot with. changed bands on .
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former terms, I while inkrior Were . : .
comes where never
mmaven1m Own best RM of love. � __
elsewhere, and were
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first, margied to Mi. Jermy, oldest Non of a
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itabibation-of1emon juice hat ensbled_.#ny
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Portugal, we are understood, our resources
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PSidell5L quite .
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iteglected.. -_ - - , ,. � - - -_
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white, odulA not be excelled; and her
-, _ -..- AUTMVIISIO JULIMMIX Using 110 live 10178VOr, WIT,
iWi_h;_d__ "_� ua he confidently hopes in future ages for remote
tion ounty of Norfolk.. One
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Bud intelligence of our citizens recoignizid'
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be_o;1;i;A;iN;0_t W;(;�;�^Nw. Fl;,Wr,��V�;rj�gl�ir'�- L
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A lovely child lies Jeeping there,
butter was so yellow as gold and as fresh an
now olover. ' The ladies all, both young, I and
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evening Yx 1848 a' masked man passed into to I
supply posterity With an illustration in his
the window of Mr. Jormy's, stately home and ',he
Uy receptions. have been your receptions ;
they have been everywhere kind, and wilknow-
vNelinbusitiesson Monday, but mince then some -
reaction.bas taken place. Speculators hold aloof,
and coundence Is somewhat shaken. by the in.
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The angel band keep Watch and war .
beam. �
old, declared positively, there was no place
like Aunt Nellia's in ,all the country to visit
marked the position of the family. When
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the senior Mr. Jbrmy the dining.
own person of ,his theory that who
will only eat lemons enough need never die,"
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ledge that. the United States is, a
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strong, independent free nation, composed
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creased visible supply in America. Holders, ' I I L
however, have been upheld by the rise of L . I
Till morning's welcome
Drel pcia on, sweet child, if such the guard
thee while shadows creep.
at. No lower than halt a dozen wofild meet'
there by secret appointment for an after-
quitted .
room arid went out to ,see the state of the
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immortality, such as would carry cooiction
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of ,'strong, brave. and Intelligent peopli;,
prices In New York, and there has been no dia. . k .1
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position to force sales. On the whole, there be's . . . I
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noon!a visit. There was no piano to thrum,
night, a bullet was -lodged. in his br a,114 His
.son rushed out of the library into the ball at
to the heart of the *oat hardened sceptic,
Dr. Sohmaele directs our attention to the
capable of judging at their rights Bud
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ready to mlibutainthwiIat all hazardia. This
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been only 9. retail con . .
sumptive demand, Which
was satisfied st previous prices. The sales of .
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And you, yo guardian angel band, I 'tested
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but there was a little spinning wheel to be
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with its perpetual purr, purr, purr;
$he report of the pistol, which stretched, him
Also lifal4sm-in lart iuBtsnt- Ills wife was
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celebrated painter, Conutwaideck, who died
in Paris A short time ago at the tomewhit
IS not & partlitart. itedoointion, but IS
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of men who are united in theL datermin Stion L
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English malting barley were checked by liberal
trap orts of French and German barley. Maize
was neglected and prices slightly east despite .
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oh I strivathat yon.mmyWill
.Taur right to wear the angerg-rolles. I .
over sia.
no pictures ,to be admired, but there was the
great aide otipboard, the shelve . a of which
presently on the scene, but only to -be des.
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verately *ounded, me also was hor maid. The
advanced age of 120 jeiro. The proledoor
seems to fancy that this lougli a
that no foe, domestic or foreign, Phall inter-
re b t , n an an& the imp4ptemanee of 'Our
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the comIlarmive absence of arrivals. Th.,q6rriyals . I
mt Orts of call have. been large. � , I .11 .
4heat is in
victorious .
-rati: girial real angel's minister I
,This Edda death'#- turbid strearn.
Bank oneath1he weight of numerous pitchers
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and tespotf, sugar bowls, prateo, deam I ugo,
_11maravier won tracked, tried, condemixed and
executed, and now,the poor lady, who lost her
. artist prove .
the correctness of the above -quoted. theory,
grand, free and enlightened lisiltutiai'lo, and
the unity of all States. The irem our
a state of Suspension, buyers hold. �
Ing off,tending further arrivals, and prices are . . . I
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fully a F illing per quarter lower on the week.
Gr4 , grant, in bours'of storm and grief, -
You find them rio 11 ohild'u Dream."
eto.;'6to
gZi.t their broken Bides turned be*
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'OntL Of Many'of these bring to mind
f ... t husband nrider circumstances no trilgi-
loies her
because Count Waldeck was in the liabit.
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every springtide, -of devouring huge quanti.
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tility, and the energy and
ouptry, It �
offer
Irlesoureas our compared to
Maize Is in fair demand at about 8d per quarter I I
decline. Busineoi in wheat for shipm .
ent is very
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33car still. the cross that Faith,haa chaped ; . ,
viiappy associations, while others recall days
cal. oldest son under circumstances
ocaroel k. lose so, ' A terrible weight of troubles
a of horseradish OoAQ in lemon juice.
11 It was 'not the horsairadialf," says Dr.
population' .
g ' orations
tbe area, postpone �She day for an
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� imited at about 2a per. quar�ter. decline. Alsize I
and barley are easter. . . .1,
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Lean on, Hope's ancaor true. .
. Lot gentle Charity Still guide . L I
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at ealdneis, and their histories muit his repeats.
ALI ter a lively conversation on the pros.
on a allogie bead.' .
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limoole, 11 but the lemon juice. that pro-
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longed file life for �ammmy But
to boike when our descouddAte will havoto
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consider the question, � Lof . how the soil is
S&Ias of English wheat Wt week, 86 552 quar- . . . /
term at 50s 5d per nuartor, against 52,867 quarters �
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at 899.15d for the,mum litst.
All that yon, Bay sav CIO
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.peat, or yield of the crops, and of ter the nows
of the day, mixed perhaps with a little scandal,
Ine's Voynge and Reception
10rincess Mou.
00 ycaja.il we.
have only the progeaeorla word for. the truth
=port them ; how the '=as .1 ican be pro.
human,
p� quarCer a wedk year,
The imports into the Units& Kingdom for th6 .
November Ist
,.rilino angels sef3d, we pray, - . .
- To §uccor and defend us here,"
had -been worn tbreadbake, the. good Aunt
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of this postulate. It way be that the veho.
to e, without
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reference - to the taste or desires
week ending wer6 1L.L85,766 owto
of wheat and 279,696 cwta of flour. I .
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Tilt Waste O'en LL11 they. I
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Nellie announced that 'tea *is ready, and the
Princess Louise experienced' a stormy and
ment pungency of the horeeradialikep; Count
Waldeck's vital opark aglow for ouch an inor.
Of the people, and when bat a
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visitors are politely invited to Woet by.1i A
moment's silence and all inatine their heads,
lunpleaseld passage from Canada to England.
, The Sarmatian was detained ,sixteen hours
!Ifnate length of time, and* thb iocret of
few can exercise ,the privilege of, the plain
luxury of Selecting the articles of food lit ey
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3?br the Hamilton Tibmai . .
dud each silently pays grace according to her
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by a river obairlietion before reaching Father
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Point, in the. St. Lawrence, and afterward,'on
Immortality lurks within that fiery. root.
Besides, the Count died after .all, no that
will eat, quantity and quality of clothing they ,
wear, b4 *ill1emain the abundant home
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IfWaj the p1jildoophloel a a nfbf tbo-day
"arriving, off- Anticosti, encountered. a heavy
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Jemon juice, Lot horseradish, both combined,
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only enabled him to atavd* off -the evil day for
all wh6 posoese� energy and atr - I ,�df
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to pour the hot tea from the cup into the
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saucer, in order that its shallow depth and
oubw storm and gales from the east, which
-ttion of nineteen hours in
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a period of. time Which, considered In relation
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make good, use of .them. If we. remain
iXuo to ourselves, such a country Is one to be
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broad surface might assiat In reducing it to
addition. Sp0al state.rooms.*ere set apart
to eternity, -cannot bat be accounted its brief
and unimportant. . I
proud of. I am proud of it -proud. that I
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Yarns AbOUt Uncle Ned. '
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.the proper temperature for drink . To.
.wards the close of the repast the elderly
-lips
for the accommodation of Hot Royal High-
noes and suite on the port side of the saloon,
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"Makrobiotik and Eabarilk" tiaah,s us
am an American, citizen, and every citizen,
nortb,',south,:east and West, objoyo a common
. '. scrofulous diseases,
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1UXT INELILIKEIN IbOG HOUSE AlVD
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,ladies poised their saucars on the of
.arid in so sequence a fthe 'heavy weather the ,
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what we are to do. III 9
the way of swallowi,
lemon j nice In order to obtain an age to which
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and should feel, an equal pride.: I
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their. fingers and thumb, And sipping the
fragrant tea, seemed dreaming away in a
Princess compelled. as a rule to keep to
her apartments. On three occasions -only
thatof Methusaleh Was.'so to speak, more
,heritage,
am glad these, society meetinga� keep
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state of blissful happiness,- hourolike thin
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wait shamble to on dock, but she several
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immature adolsoence.. To ladies over forty
and updor fifty, commencing - the citroulan
up. so long After the events which
they commemorate have passed away. ,They
11 I'� skin, Ulcerations of the
Liver, Stomach, -Ridn6ys,
xror�etcttima Zvents M1.1ch Cast Their
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vapor appear ,to float by. as minutes, while
the tea.intoxicatiqlalaots. 'At lemgth'one of
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times dined in- the saloon
other -passengers- fortY-foar '111. mum.
system, he prescribes two lemons per diem,
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do not serve to keep up a sectional feeling or
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bitterness 'toward 'our late foe, buttheydo
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.. li Lungs, Pimples, -Pustules,
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the young ladies glances at.tho tea grounds
in her *and hinting it against the
bar -.at a table , net apart for herself .
and suite. On the outward of the
while gentlemen between those* ages must
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61 alsointilate !1 at least three lemons daily.-
keep.up the feeling that we are &'nation and
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it was about the beginning of the present
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cup,
Point Of L her hand, hastily--onquires :
. . ,voyage..
Princess in the some ship, and under the
Between fifty and sixty tho,dome for 14dies is
down
that it must be preseriQd ofie�wnd indivisible.
We feel Bad maintain that those who fought,
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century that Canada absor6ed - Uncle
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Jokiy ;ihd hailed from eastern Now rk,
. sl Mrs. B--, —will you please tell my
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fortune T1 $I Well, now, Li me, I'ver
same commander, Captain Aird, Her Royal
Highness was (qually,'if not more, unfortu
set At thrile, forA gentlemen at four
lemons a day. One leiRoh, more per diem i
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land fought bravely,.on the oppositeside
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Sox4s, Rheurr iatism,yNeur,dgia, Pailibi ', .
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the Bones, Side and Ilea Female
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He was a light, active man, and 'appeared to
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given over telling foitumem sipee I find they
note as to weather. The train Conveying H.
ordsia'ad to each sex for every additional
from the United States an eq,4al claim
with ourselves in allo the blessings -of, onr
LIVeikiiessi Sterility, Leticorrhma, arising * I . . .
have concentrated in him- the powers of a
giant; no man could lift a bigger'load a,, run
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_comatootrue. Only.. think, mor'n a year ago -
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R. H. and -party Arrived. st St. Pancras Sta.
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tion, London, on the.-filut of October Is'-.
decade, so that centenarians in
. ask conetime*,
if women, their .eight lemons daily -if men,
We *Cla4 for
great and common country. tin
them the right to travel *all over this broad
i L ifiternal ul6ei6tioti, And U�eri�e . . .
.-from. I . .
disease Syp1lilitic and Mercurial did. . . . : .
faster than he.' 11is mind was Eta strong
native as 11,8 L -
bodX -, he.could look beneath
Martha's cup, I I see a handsome young man
1
1.50 P Considar4ble , preparations
Bar
po,fewer than nine. . Upon atta 'u'rio hill
1i tidred twentlet L
un and h year therefore,
latill and. elect' w!Iere' th . a light,
0 . By please
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!l -OPSY, LD epsia,. Emaciation,. ' .. .
cases, DI YSP .
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nad *
the surface and oiJivive the- sound material
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in bed apparently vary ill. Take
lyingL .�.. . . your
cup again land beat it well againot your palm,
had beeit mma-do for the reception of
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Royal Highn sea. The arrival platform was
,
like Count Waldeck, the gentleman who .
'period
I citizens, `61enjdy�
to ,settle and' become
1heir arid' religious convictions
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Gen oral Debility .
. ., ,Wd for Purifying the - I . . ..
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mi bottom. 'In this respect be ae4med gif Led
, h a kind.of Lappy, instinct � consequently
.
and place it Upside L doWW on the table *wnd.
_
. roe times slid give it back to,
turn it roand-th
i
laid with, crimson 610th, am d. - bairiers. were
erected to prevent anT -uadue crash of Spec.
should at .that experience . the.
.
desire further t6�jrolongliia exiatenco would
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political
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ftee' -from: molbstation or oBtrac'em
'on of them or their connection
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Blooct. � . . � �'.,. -, .
- ' This Sarsaparilla is a combin' aiion,a&� . : . ... . �
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'vd.getable
9 -at opinion and advloi,we're sought after on
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',or . subjects;
me., I took the cup,. and ,.putting on my
.
. - -find nimself fao'e tor fade with 'the 'terrible
.
tatoro: Soon after one o'clock a Pair of kI& I
. " -pr ospeo"f having to -swallow 4-,015�101�oms-
either account.
mith-tLa.pash,, Va, hak ..nothing-. more-lor-'
alteratives - Stillingia; Man-. . I . . .
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--dr 6116;W, D-0-cli d d -i '
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-�Ic�y - wl t the. Io I �
_ ?#qaterious ,
AR 4!��
- qy_
. saintly ii7ia�rr.fe"ry'.'I_f__a_ aoW_wa9'_
=ely
� epeog-14-Se ",els.4oisey-ar--giest�number-of-
.
people standing near, a house, 'and I see
fA5W9a0kb3ghftm�PalW0"
Mgjagty�rolayniag . N, I
' , and these,'wbre,shortly
drove tolhe station .
�
P9r an -mum for teh onecooBive ykaro,- if he
ouroolvoa�, and would rejoic � to s t
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be6ome powerf ul rivals in the development of
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of, Potassittin andL.11,011, ,and 'is the indst . I L .
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ill'. rry was consulted, and
Unisle.Jol
be alwaye made use of ono of his two roilkelliee.
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, soraiethiog thot looks like atofilu.� You know
L
the rest, Phillip was, bdriod in loq4 than a
followed by the carriage of,'the Princess of
,
W -was the first to great the Princess
,a'as
wfahud'io live Idiig." Pdrfia A sAacilide of life
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would be hold dear by the maj6rity of cen�
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'6ui'. great r6souroas,Jii the acqui-Ation of 411
drIcaoidus idedicine yet known for I .,
the diseases it, is intended to'cure. I . . .
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one was to roll rye flour' ' and the Iender
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motith -and Martha is grieving herself to
who
'Ll.,16L when ofio Blighted from-ifie sal Con.
tenarians ifit, hall to lit'purobaned 15y-- -the
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.]note
that Should be do0irable"in this life and --in-
.
triotiem and love of -cAuutry.-u-- �-
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----Its Iiiii�df��fi-�iii-��sltilfiillvc6m-' !
leaves of grass into a ball"and thrust it into.
the cowls .mouth, saying eiie had lost her dud
death.' When Polly saked me to 1ell her
fortunp, " I Polly, thin is 'really
The Dake�of.'Teok'was 'also -in attendance,
. a long
-The Prinde.s3 dark robe and
deiglatition of 40,000 . lemons. The �
--
notidt! of so sour a diet is enough ta suggest
p"'Th6 .D, in invited. 'the
1 1.0.91 - "and
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k1ned, that tlle full alterative effect of' ' . . . I
. - ' ' - ' -
and requited, a. now ona.;- thM Was all that
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said-,
fanny ; I see 'A.'- ,big follow, - a , big
wars a
'travelling mantle, trimmed with fur, and
to those with a sweet. tooth." ourceas, of
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� ther vav States
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,Govt-xnorm of, . .
prominent Southern man 'to send, in -'ills
.
�e, . .i
ach is.assilr6d, and,while it.is so fiiild� , , , , , , ,.
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astobliJilirmless-even to children, I is � .
m for
was -wrong. The other was his nbstku I
"llionerboin," in whiob. the tall-wfis
water and -a big- ship; on the, deck
,dressed
.carried in, her' .hand a magnificent
'
sorrow by the friendly aid of the dagger or
tho'bowl. .It in allarbely possible even
care, �ongratulationsi art -Grant's return, has
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'stil I so eff ectual - A� to purge out from thei. . . I
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examined, and an imaginary a avity, being
a yoting man Btanids -in a long pigeon.
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tailed coat with heavy, shoeo on his ff6f,
bouquet of -flowers.. The meAtink between
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herself, and *the Princess of Wales
.to
think of eating, 4%Q00 Jemono without a
I . ad a number, including one from -Alex.
receiv �
M Stephens. Stephorti, telegraphing from
system those impuritieli and corruptions -. . . . I
found lot the extremity of that useful Append-
.�
jige in fly -time, an ibc%ion was madelli6reln,
and a bundle anA a stick in.his 4%nd.11
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Polly 0 aid, I Mrs. B- I 'didn't. ask you to
�
h cordjal7desdi.ript. . -the
Woo oft a most ion and
two t6gother for a short'. time. The
mijudder and a convulsive contortion of the
facial muscloo. What -would life lie worth,
Washington, Says he llwoiild�oor .
I tainly Pay
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" Ii,h d6velop, into loAllsome, disease. . . � , '' .
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The reputation it enjoys is derived . . I - I
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in order that the aqulli�rium betwileff the.
inalcolunof nie. Do -you suppose I would
,
chatted
Princess - Louise also ahook hands, with-
evei2 to the "hoirof all Ages," if
' � saddled with
his respects to Grant .if ,he could be
in - Chicago. His generous, magna-
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from -its clues, and the confidence which . '.' - .
.. cavities in Ahe bornm and"the cavity in the
tAil might be 'reetr,re.d, bicauee, as one could
� marry a foreigner? , Now you all know Billy
M__L., in a good husband and thinks all the
* several of the party who wiere in attlindauce.
i
Vefy.little delay took.pl6ce in the departure.
the ChrOLiO Siam ach-ache that one Would
think must accrue to the Wight isondemmed
. ' .
Atinous mud - patriotic- sentiments ex.
pressed to ex -Confederates at Ban Francisco
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prominent pliysiciitiis all'ovet the coun- I I . . . �
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pose itt it, prove ' their experience-' . �
try re ' . .
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� not exist withozkt thoother', a cure would be
,
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worla of Polly.' � -'B.ut Mrs. B-thiB is not
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'telling
The Princess of Wales drove off, followed very
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to - imbibe .tho juice, of a dozen. lvmQ,s
daily'? - � � .
met a warm response in the breasts, 6f rail..
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of its� usefulness. I -- ---- -- I
. tire .always' careful to tell,tb
clad. He was 8
my f ortumb,"remarked the young lady.
P inceia Muisb, who was.
quickly by the ri .
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lions in this country without regard to Aeo -
It .
Certificates attesting its virtues Ave
. owner to feed'the cow well Bud to give her
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,, Well, well, giia me time. How fine I how
attended by Lady Sophia McNamara. -. The.
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lions orthose political differences of oplui
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ated, and are cc � I .
accumul I initantly being
all the a Sit She would eat. , .
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fina I I see a late letter, I see a fine house,
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Ham. R. J. Moreton. and, Mrs. and Miss
TAIE PEACE AN.D 31�11NR RKVX39
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which led to a lamentable conflict In arms,
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received, and as many of .these Cases are . .
. if a horse Veto taken slo'k, Uncle TirrY 0
.
cariiige and -horses, and a church with a tall
'prudAnt
do. L
Moreton were also in attendan The ant.
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That no such differences may . ever arias
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wn;'they furnish convincing ' . , I . I .
publicly. kn6 ,. -
- , advice could not be di spanned witb,-partion-
larly where an attitek of bots wa.it suspected,
steeple in the distance.. Now"be "a
g#I and you will be really happy-" TbO
riagg drove to Kensington Palace, where Her
'RoyiLl Highness will stay until her return to
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'_ A Vilonderful Agricultural Region. .
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again should. be the. earneet desire of every
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eviden'ce of the suptiri6kity of'this Sar- . . . � � ..
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for which he possessed an ii1fillffile remedy,
,which in a low instdnoes he had been known
party bresliamp with repeated Invitationsi to
.
tea,all round, and the farmers. say, "I There
Canada. As the carriage drove ont of the
.
!r was which Her
tion a hearty chee,
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"(VIctorla, Colonist, Oct. 20.) �
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patriot." .
Gen. Longetreet eerit his co�aiiratwmtions
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saparilla over eve.ry other alterative .. ...
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medicine. So generally, is its superl- * - : �
to divulg6'to 4titimato friends, alwAYE1.1ibm-
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.are 80 miany women out ta-day there will
'.
at% give,h,
Royal Highness aeknowled ad. ' Before leay.
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Mr. Cambia'. Q. E., ieturned. from an ex�
and said: ."We have- many exoellont men
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who most naturally and pi6l�erly aspire to the
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ority to any other medicine known, that ". . . '_ I . � �
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. ever, witla the 6trict Injunction not , to.
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Barely be ialu-soon."' � , HANS.- -
. �
-ing, Ahe Princess Louise ,expressed her
I
pl6ration of.Peacis .Rivei,
� and Slive Cakes
'entered
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highest office. of the People, but it seems
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we need- do no. mor , o lssuV6 the - , - . .
. I e thanA
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commufficate.it to others lost they lose
'a
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ithey
. satisfaction at tho-way in which the jot.
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countries *yesterday. ' He British
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deeply met in their to ennoble the'
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,public tbat.tbA best qualities it has ever
"
� the -power. At, length naughty oceptio
xuade the 'secret known t 'the credulous
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JLN. EXTR&OUDINARY DISEASE.
had been Performed. . . I I I . . Columbia by Skeena River, and Aravelled as
. — ,� ' Jareastas-Lesoer Lake, thq-
,hearts
nation by sigain honoring Grant."
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possessed are stiibtly�maintained. .- I ,' . . . .
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neighbors &a follows: Grasp the bridle reins
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Inyvifir leftband-jilraw the horse's is close
3, W
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. Mine M. Ddvis,a fesident of Toronto; was to..
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I Railway Notca. . I
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Conductor Joseph Droper, of the- G. T. R.,
.Slavii_ -follo3"n
56th parallel'of latitude nearly the whole
distance. He dolacribes the counfry, through.
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- obvit Toombs sends the. following':
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,decline to answar-6xcelit to say. I present my'
' ' Grant
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. Rr,PAnFD BY . -- . . . I
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Dr'., J. t. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass,.,,..,. . . . . I . I.
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to hie breastoo as to 'el6vate his belly; then
oently received into the General Hospitaltfier
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afil iotift being Sclerodernia,or skin hardening.
is one of the most travelled men on record.
which be passed for 250 miles seat arid wast;
personal congratulations t6. Gen.-
is Country
on his sifo arrival to III -' He fOlIghi
.Practical afidAnalyacal Chemists. . . . � .. . . I
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ZVERYWHER& . . I
. -rapeat the following' seilteneff three times,
ThaskiBof tho:uppok half of her badj ,is
He has been railroading now for over'twenty;
an& 100 miles north and south; no fertile and
fo,hia country honorably and won. I fought
I
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.1. striking against the horW&-i,Jda with the
right It and three times at daek-repetition :
.
drawn tightly, and in me immovable and as
seven years, .twenty-three of them.an. the
Grand Trunki and during that period of.
destitute ofrooks or hills. - For five or six
days the trails led through beautiful prairie
- for 'Mi" and loot. 1 am roodyto -try it over
I Death to the Union.' " I
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F
I
41 Hanna and Foist and Tanis weiiV- to the
told to plough oorn ; they ploughed up
har4 as ordinary sale leather. Her disease,
Which is aupposed to' be th a- first ever rem
'.somewhat
time he had avera'god'900 )miles per week -
. aentink_ for
40,800 miles reprei
-1sad clothed with nutritious grasses, with
here and there a poplar or willow copse. The
agabi. .
. �
Wade ,Hsmpton deellued to* res and. Con.
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.'for .
threemormo-v�hlte*ono, red one,1116ok one�
. corded III Canada, puzzles the
, ,
modictil men Who hlive examinned the un.
per year, .
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the twenty-seven yearoL a - grand total
.
soil ]a composed of White Silt, with a.covering
Oratulations oRtlait -from the Governors of
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Maine New HaiiIpobire, � PounsylvaniA, Mary.
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sod with three blows they killed them .all.".
The comalu6ion produced,lly the -blows pro..
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fortu . nate, young woman. It has'gradually
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Of � Gas million tv'o . hundrila and sixty.
three thousand six hundred miles (1,263,.
of black loam from three to twelvejaebes in
I dopthm-= ' exact , counterpart of Manitoba
�
, land, -
Uichigan, iiiaians, Illinois, Minnesota,
Kane,,. and Nevada. Gov.� Hoyt, of Penn.
.
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bably released the hold of the gunwifig,boto
,worked. itoway, from the' neck downwardd,.
mad a' present it is doubtful if its' spread to
.
609), mad it speaka-volumes . in -1 . avot of Mr.
,
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land. , Fine p%Bturagd abouttas every-
syl,ania, says- I I The people of Pennsylvania
. 11G I - -
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on, the horse's stomaelf. He Was in passed.
talon of many -secret remedies for diseases
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�,ho ,02, half of list body can b6 prevented.
.
b6perlia'aftreerpit the railroad, that nona; of
the'trains under his charge h.ave: ever met
- 1wheils. the' -grass growing so thick
.As to, form a a ad.. No white settl6ri, besides
-
note with. pleasure tito completion of the
around the globe by Gen. Grant, On
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generally considered incurable, perhaps the
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mosi important being a sure for the tables,
-he general health of -in very fai
'T the plitient r,
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and at times she is cheerful and conhae,tit o at
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with*a serious Accident. I I .
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those at- the Hudson Bay � Foots, were seen.
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Very few Indians were met. Balarandmobse
circuit
his secona-fround, by their acclaims, -they will
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or the bite of "a .mad dog or other rabid ani-
'2001.
ion'
a permanent, oure.- One mad I work. in
ape aking of the disease, says thot it was first
According !to commissioner Fiuk,91
statistics' the 'met passenger earnings. of
.Were abuident: At Fort Dativegan, 150
& 'Rocky
arrest, him bore on's lap - until, $a 1881, he
, shell- b 3 inaugurated the blilef Magistrate of
&'I. rpt 11/ rp I ',, . .
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rllw/r _!..
, Ee MI ENJ Et
It wad obtairloa from a celebrated Dr.
Grouse afid-imootted into thier country at An
described by'Curzio in -17a; that there were
46 c-ses of this affeatioiL on record, 33 being
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several important roads for 1878, were. as-
follows'- Michigan Central, - 0.2,078,80 '
mileo.enot of Mountains, on the
. Ball. Parallel, very fine wheat wait grown this
the nation. the President of a free people,
and iu 1885 sixtY millions of us will'bid him
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PM = . — . . . .
- T -nig stiindard-ar'ticle. is conipound- . I . .
early day And is Substantially as follows:
as Reduce halt a cent (astibigent ?)of Pura
in women, and 13 in men, �and that 7 of the
.
Great Western, Olj760,811'; Canada Soul"
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96Aeonand'harvestea III- August.. Potatoes,
cabbages and other hardy vegetable are
GOd-speed to thi fulfilmerit of a Perfect
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-with'th " I . I . . , .
ed e greatest care. ' I
.
I copper to filo*dttst* divide this into nine
.
ooses had a fatal. tormination. Hebra,. the
authority read, divided the distlas'a Into,two
arm, .6446.175; Detroit, Grand Haven &
Milwaukee, 4390il3l'; Wabash, $1,160,546. �
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, Abundant. Similar evidences.of fertility and
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career. ... I . I �
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Its effects are as wonderful and. as , _ . . . �� . I ..
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parts; dividd the failde tongue of a colt (�ntl.
�variotios:-Skeleretaa atv6phicum' and 'shel.
* The reports that Vanderbilt has gained
mildness of climate were observea at the
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'T"E' W". Rim RIEVICIZ U T r�.
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satisfactory,as ;Ycr. ,* - . .. . I
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. parts -
spasmodic) into- the same number of 1 l.
.,aud wportioffof the,jawboue of a dog (bosh)
- crein . a e levatum, of which the. former was
, . ..
. 0 ontrol. of She Great Wooterh have no ..basis
'.controlled
other `Bt&ti6nj.* A colabiderable portion Of
I I i d bounlry lies in British
the fine prairie Ian
se.
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. . -or failed hatr.to its - I
. . , I It restores gray ...
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Itito an equal number of parts; add some
blQbdroot. E 'Bob of those parto,mixed to.
always incurable. � . . .
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�of fact.- Instead of being . by
Vanderbilt the road has i6eived important
: '
:Colujabia. From "Lesser Slave- Lake Mre
Goraou carried Ur6 Cambia's report' and,
WhentmoTos, Nov. 12.-�-& telegro;mfrom
,pms to Secratiry Schutz, dated Los
Agent 4A ..
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youthful ' Color., - ' . I .1
It .all. erli tiops, itchinct ' ' I I
P
.- . gothar, mskes:oue dose; Ao be taken,on an
I ITAYSIVIEUX-OVS AFFAXIM. .
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a on conSions from hint'and- Is doing ii-Jively
business mow-n-dayo.* Being now in the pool
deepatche a wto FoA.-B Imantan. _. Monte.
Pinoa Ageno�j Nov. 16,13sys 1 "I I [krrIVed- hire
,
aid, immediateliproodeded to Chief
,remolies. - W I " 11
njul dandinff., Jt gLy-es-the head. a: __ - .. . .
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emply otomacb, once a -day for nine suceeisive
LONDON, Ontario. -Last evening an elderly
it comes id,for its share of the ooathwastern
Dawson And MoLeod remained.to make a yesterday
house, whero .1 rapt about twenty
cooli nsittion of great. � I
. ng, Soothing so, . 0
C,
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days, abosiining from milk at granny food."
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nale
To reach U. Jerry's "hundred acres".
'
man named Auguo.Carr, who is well known,
.
in the city, won found. ineensiblo , uadii Very
*He
business. Freight of the line of the Wabaiob�
*
is ving daily vla. the Canada Southern
careful examination of the country The- 'OurSY'i
1. I lie River U too
maimed *ilr reach Rea Liver istex th - chiefs and head ]men a the Wh
last I . in 0 . .
� I its Ilse , i . .
4ponlfbrtl!.�and the scalp by � . ...
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frorrithe lake shoro frontier the mountain
bad -to be climbed aid a heavy pine forest
ansploloud circumstanced. - was carried
to the jiail. Dr. Hobbs Was sent for and
.arri Share roads, an
and L446 U is �'delfvorad
year. ' Mr. Cambid returns itf�'eXiaellaat who bad come in obodionoo,to Odray'o orderi,'
health After his most arilaous mission. - Mr. and at here Axe -expected. 'The camp of -thesie
become's w1iffe'lMd c1dall. I ' I . .1 .. . .
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By its tonic proplerties,it restores' ' '
1) . enetrated to I i4ida,' Shallow stream, OvOr-
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quickly art I Iv6d. In making an ei%mination,
to the Great Western in this city for
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.shipment to' Biiftald -arid - other ealftern
Horetzky also arrived yesterasy. He has
Indians in :about fifty,miles distant, on the
Gunnison River; Noth'ing is obanged In
. .. .
. . I "ands to -their normal- - . 11 -1 _.' I T:
thQ capillary gI -
which a corduroy bridge led to a magnificent
grove' of miqlao. Here the track turned to
of the man he gave it as hil opinion t
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morphia had boork taken', by or administer-
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made, a Blame ex liver. .
amination of the.Peace 11% is positive that,
country and thilil,ko well of it 11 I . the situation herei Ouray "
vi-or,,preventing baldness, and mak-.. . ... I I
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.the left, loading through the sugar bush to
ad t6 the unfortunate mon. When searched,
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Whidia..eatisfied of,the . .1 . .
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'the clearing, where's forest home suddenly
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a bain'll: -book for $100 was found upon him
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Ourreaders must,have ofterk observed that
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Canada,is not alone in her'londeavbri1b I
, - As n, diessing;�-niiihina has been � - . . I
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Came On the south book Of the
In eight.
broad slowly moving streath stood the oLdrdy-
but the money Is placed in the bank beyond
his contiol,he receiving only the interest U
It.requires a' great deal of exortion'on the
part Of street cat. horses to
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� .hold them. I remained. all might with
nmro-temAnt farmers me settlers on her for,
tile domain them and returned here to -day.' .I expect
9.1 We now learn that the other
foun(I so effectual or desirable. .. . 1. I
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A. A. Hay � Ass,
and -&-half house,'built'of'smoll timber, well
"abluked,11 plastered and surrounded by a
% and the money -is payable on his death'a
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sapeal Ily if heavily laden. A mo tic
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which has just been, brought into use, on the
Gen. Batch and,the attaches of the Comm14
day tvio Lincolnshire -farmers Bailed from oibn to-mcirrow, and in order that the work of
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of Massachusetts, payS, 11 The coil- � � �
number of little out-bouseo. Further oil
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Mr. W. S. Gilbert, ;the celebrated play.
tramways inLondon,will obviate this disad-
England for Now Zealand- in compliarloo with , takinglestimonymayF procted at once I s6ll
a requisition from upward of �boo farmers I .
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stituents are pure, and. carefully�sa- ' I
I stood the large log barn. had otablos. -To
-south a cle*lng, of forty or fifty heres of
vr lghtj and Mr. ' Arthur Sullivan,"the wall
Snown musical composer, and who togethei
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vantage bi utilizi g thW-paw,ar generated, in
stopping the Care for the purpose ofroatartin�
have a number of Indian witnesses in aii.
and land -owners. who ocoupyr or own in the immediate
091 Iregate isomoidirably more 'than 10,000 tondance. I soofild deiira the i
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4ected for excellent quality ; aud. I �, . , - , I
CC the -REST P�REPARATIOX. . I ,
nsider it
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rich sandy loam,, ana'art the .north bank of
the stroom the lofty plaeo, like grorkmiliero,
composed the -6 E. M. S. Pinafore," arrived
in New York oii the otlisfuship Bothnim. ' A
and.thun saving the extra exertions of the
hors6o. ' The contrivance fo .0, coiled obring,
- presence of Captain Payne, Lieutenant Ohorryt
acres, !taking them to proceed to thaf.-oolony; Seoul Ratikin,, and such, others 61 Thom-
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for its intended purioaes." . ,_ - ". -
stood sentry to ward off the cold north and
past *1n& Wild elate, racoons Ana foxed
gentleman, clad in a long, -heiiVy1ravolling
,�Ith broad far triffibilug'and travellipg
whRih' in, wound, up by the stopping of the
ant; and whiall, when released, -acts on thd
in order that, after peiional -inspection they burgh's command as.can testlfy� in the case;
may report upon Was a field, for emigration I . .
also official copies -of h iespoidence
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veto greedy opionres in those. daye and - exa
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cap,'tkipped lightly down the gang plank-
Wheelif 00 as to impart motion. it 6to, too,
for farmers of means and ospitaliold, with between Meeker and T'h
_ or gZ'a,d`M66kd
special reference to Such. as hase And�ezpe-
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. penaivo. boarders 1 the Poultry line-
Uncle Jerry, at 'well as others,
this was Mr. Arthur, Sullivan, who is of
medium height and tbilakeet, dark complexion,
as an Robletatice to horses up a steep grade,
the powerbov , Ing'. - been Acquired in a piqised.
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riepeo of forming in Lincolnshire. ,
I and'the Department, Since coming 1�ao
here I am ojitigilod your views as expressed
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lost' heavily by . their depridations.
It is said will evaporate, but our
with black monstaishe'and halt, closely crop.
brown In
� They Intend making travelling more cort. In your. telograirt of the 6t h in t. were correct
ing,down, grade and kept otorea,in the'opring Is
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, un 'I the offorgy is required. Donbtleoll,!Dur lent on the continent of Hurons by adopt.
ti vern and wide. In caed of failure .we is all ave
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This clegint lireli aratioll May bb , � .
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friend's did. not, It condensa and centrea
pea whiskere! arid large eyes. one
,thing, at*leigt, be, is charmoto,ristidelly Eng.
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street railway authorities will take advantage Jug our system of railway earrhiges. Little plenty of ttble to Worn the gottisio, and it in
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relied -oil to change the color of the ''I
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-in the hen question. ot c erplexity
Itiah -ho4esto the 'Single eyeglass. Mr W
dist
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ofAho now -invention, if its opodeso in guaran-
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is wide awake in
Belgium matters Of. buohiots always time to commence war, ' I shell try
and In setting the first example. The Imtsr- anapusla the work of the Commission, and
board froni gray or any other Und0sir- �
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bit great taletits' blaborated a remellyr For
,several weeks a caretal watch Was kept if
S. .Gilbert, who followed- In big imme
P wako, is an unmiotakabje Englishmen, tall
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To uAtonNs 6v vxci;
national Company of glesplog Caro has oub, . shell keep you advised constantly."
mitted � project to the Government of Btuis - , -
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able shades to brown or black, at dis- , ., 11
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C Otion. It is easily applied, being in �
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for the advent of a porcupine into his do-
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main, At length one Wad captured'-sall hill
And of commanding presence. possessed of art
ft manner. .
'easy, al5i'tuioi'vind Una acted
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- When lovely mastaims, my and jolly,
Mind that their hair Fla turnin gray, .
Sold for organizing a great exprons train m Jorroia n
,I lion, the ,son of HePwPlt
between Oatendi Cologne, Berlin and the died
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h on, and quickly and d -
one, preparati .
. noodles,
skin oftried with.il-hills no sharp m�l 0 -to the
was stafleaund placed At the ontratio.
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" Tolopheme," the ,,fat' 0�6i6n, word.9 in
They never should be moliarch 11y,
I But live In hopeo-And wait --mud Pray!,
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,lxLcr;, who, halo just � sudde nly, was an
Russian frontiliri, The tralift VA111be excla` I amlable'�2upg man of literary 'proclivities
fectually produces a 1)ernlanOnt C010r,
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which -will neithdr rub llor,wash off
hion-rood. No animal date approach the
the last monstrosity invented by united
States newspaper writers for &�'meoesge out
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!hair surest *my to catch a lover
. Arid bide old ago from every ye , I
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,oively cornpoW,of ishoping cars and saloon
olirriagoil.
' nough, he -was found dead in Iii;
I V,&ranhg,611dying a novel 'Which bore - this title
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ftnfifaotured by 11. P. HAL4 & ft, . I .
Pat =pina while In pooseo0lon of his quilla
hat with 0 switch - of his toll he driven his
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Then to the boirbot'o go And-4uo.
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