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. alouph�Voulleava novalo utino
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A AEAdy WAlik a 111104 Vall of Well..
The Detroit Frep XWO,s P.lLyo: Smugglers
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x9evolarkalliole spossince .Olr Wow wbelr.
Peounal! Are Orlarcome *1 , $Ile
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We havo liotely justly b ai 000sslou'lo so=-
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. VICT91101111142 Meirthonali JK4000. All 0ecol,
leceloa of big Adonligy .. a . ,.. - . . A, x7ous W. V.) Merchant Visrosso4o. I
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41sploy a great 0,041 of IngoalliSy to the
Jilloviviell ,svqrd4 -pir Volkasel.
Canadian Executive have Won
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plat that the
too lax In dealtogwIth arlm� 1IS16,009at tD, tbll,
ANNOV141116 ail. . lihot omd Kille4, !or JOAO OWN PRUXk- I
ter* Who Climax q the, Wirpligedy liry
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.. 'manleit quickly, to NATO big It . . .
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various devices which Way Want to One.
dia.0411.yoonvoy contraband goods from okia
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14 Bob 11 Ingersoll'10 said to be exceedingly
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effective before A jury, and many stories pro
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rouiteptillicy, bovilo eon guilty of Something
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like, 0uso at Shp 0avaoulng pow or; but the
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04 the 204 of Tapusty, 1879, Mr. Royal 1phootin M lrxeAt r, A gil$4 i �
Cowlod,' jqwousr, of -Cleveland, Ohio, Allosp. - .Love an Death.' -
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vountry 10 Another, and,'one of the most
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Ingerilorio of theme pable.welli. Woo dlgoovore4 -by
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told of his. Itimpho as ,s, op alai pleader
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whqu be was a criminal lawyer in Illinois,
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certainty al,orline boltIg pualshe d Is 06 well
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Posted, from that .Alij. His, dipappearonoe - RocielasTxmi, Jano -,& terrible tragedy at,
naturally ATOU44d excitement .
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the* to lady Invs4tlgmScq: 11 at the' 'Winl000r
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Opolis occasion, years ago, be! wao.pgaged 10,
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secured In Ognada that If 10 rarely, the people
even $hIck of taking,the law into their bonds,
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0, M . Lyonpo,X. y,*W.Ao committed Vy Miss Freckle
Oowle4 arid hIst Is in . .
lie Ale, tbor b.eiQ,r ,
Hovey botweati one an this
two o!olook
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Oistoai'Hotloo- Noticing a comely young
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wolican. landinj from the Victoria Urryboot oil
tbat� 0, tate, as a impel ft A, farm who boa
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quarrelled ,with is nolghbor,and abot him
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4 If $bvy did they would. mostosouredl� be
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Called t Qr accoupt !or their illegal couilgot.
-vote well known business men lit Cleveland. _d �
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afternoon. Af keg maiiing letters to $rloadol,
No. trace, however.,could be discovered of � . I .
in Lyons and Rochester, Freckle went to her,
10 of on
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Can lit In t. hire.
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Wednesday evening, And suopeolin Omi.
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doaa. The evidence *All plain and4
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that point, though, there was nothing to show
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13,11 over the border they -do things different,
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ly. There wore'110 executions for capital
-whereabouts, and I
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his ., bid frionlia made up fatherlo. bat o$ove I on Canal, street,, j3h � 0 .
their minds that he bid committed suicide., 1. 4
11 ; seed, him, where he sat, in big Chair, and ' .
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room s dind.
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Sion. Tied around Slid Wallet of the young
that the priogrierbad not believed that be'
was: acting In self-defence. When Inger4oll
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offences In the United States din .
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just closed, but this by no means repromented
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One day in August last, a mysterious letter waited till the, Clarke had, all gone to dinner ;.
Come to the residence of the mis 0 -
4.1 9 man"a then, putting a plotoltp her fat4orloright
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.1 a or. I Q. a fire - t c so no of dreads
� 0cle tba� at Arat Puzzled
WOlitall, wed,sa, Or I
the !inspector, It. was of Costae
wa* addressing the jury, be draw A pathetic
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the and childretir-
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4�6 number of persons houged. Fria,
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mother, written in Ida fami I � 1. .
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ad "Ar Otylo Au4 temple, she Area, the. ball lodging in $bw
Prooped $9 his little daughter who atithe f I I
ass 0
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.made
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thick sheeting, In the, shape, of a large bag,
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plolureof prIsone;10 Wife �
he boa 4 ojinel, to, $How tb t
e. era 0 be present at
Olpally in the Wasterri $takes, it
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imq9t - -- be Said, no Is war then
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time with her mother, was out of the. city. - . . in in a few oeconds. I
r � When the dead father woo, foull by one of
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. MovIyarides.4,11y. a ., %to ad h .- wit
. . slow ir oats toy;
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the lower part. .divided into six small boom,
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and the whole very, much rag
the trial, as a logo sagacious advocate might
)]Ave done --waiting In eager I ex . I .
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Seventy-eight alleged Criminals met their
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d in substance that the I .10 . ,. her mull I 'the chAir .
writer was o9rry Jae had ,nothing to send his Frank Is: brothers, n
- vo ever card. .6 . nor seen. the poor
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life. preserver., Farther invoptloAtiort Rho wed
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bill rotor confident that Ike would be
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� death pit the, bonds of enraged mobo, pro.
oiled over by Judge Lynch. Barely didthe
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little , venth birthday except . , done, the deed, And
girl, on her, ale
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whom *0 left 11611 44 bla glory.
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the small compartments to be Alled with, Seat,
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Which was confiscated by the customs
Acquitted, Of A Crime Which 1210 W
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d not have committed except to a. va him
accused ba'st if" t Prepare aolqueo. and
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the I iving: love of her father. ,
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. . No date ,ill floor with a banil mirror in I f
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was or anything tilat would a . lot. Is t hand
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I The following -praotloal tonat was lately
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authorities.. The abiet'basuty of this art L Iola
consisted I in Its being cot only A useful reeep.
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Own 11 I fe, 40 dear 10 bid lam"Y' 00 necessary
to their protection and support. 0 4 I so the
about as seldom wait opportunity offorded
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them to got even the somblan a a a, fa ir trial.
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. ,given -and a. pistol in the other. She had r Blooded,
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nalc0q whenes ., , letter came, but
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the postmark quite faintly printed on th.9 .arrel of the weapon SO, to a her
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javqtt ot a . a .1 aboo association dinnert ,
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. tools for the Packing of goods... but also. of oo'r-
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wife now," continued the shrewd barrister,
Judge Lynch, Indeed, took no notice of
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formal proosedingo, and the alleged criminals
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envelope. With this, 08 a alue, the me I arob for 0, W lif L if ter her lather's dolt;h, and hold She
mirror so that she might aboot 116roalf, J4.
. 3oil give you 4 toast, and you'll drink ibltl li��C,y;
33pw you whose. thin tresses are wb 8 Le
vice as An ornamental pilrt of the ordinary
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female wearing apparel. Arranged SBLiS is and
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light on -her halt, otrolaieg bar eyes aftep the
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were either shot or hanged without delay,, the
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the Missing Man Was renewed. Itwasloant I . .
- .x axe Sly the same fat,ol Ppot as She had that,
Shot a =%a answering his description had a .
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And youwboie young hearts, It Is fair to assume.
stockCaia;l, Our. �tatesmeli, are an oil the
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I filled With Sea, do as to dishilluto the weight,
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and give an evenness Of filivearaiiae, I
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figure of She man dearer, than oil $be worl d
to bar. I see his. little boys swinging onjbe
aporeottrea being Imp.ravised for too care-
mo,ny. It may basoked, Why were She people
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Urived at Bellaire, ant, &bout the time 'ohs I I .
elm hat father., The bullet entered her brallij And,
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of Mr. Cowles, disappearance, arid going to
Z&6 our
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oomouv greatsubtic sohooZs�m
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wery flue, bustle, a d as such was employed
the fair violator of Her Majesty'a n4vanue
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gate, with amilea.about; their lips gazingdown
the road watching, for oved, innocent
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so rash as to take the I&* Into their own
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hands? The reason is plain. ,Iftheyallowed
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tbi) b0t8I told 'priator a curious Story snood committed suicide IN,
the Vfo A,RL
11 . . Louisiana recently she hadbeen regards a
of hin loan .
of memory. He was apparently
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father, Zd aura that he IO coming. ,T
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the prigoijoir to'be Loan% to jail he would In all
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� probability W permitted to escape Punish-
. I 11 Monomaniac. He was igagbne Raines, of.
soup, though* he had lost his Identity, And .
Canandaigua, broths? of. State Senator
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, dead, . .
'Until no one dare say, in this land of the ire
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are all ready, the dear little follows, to
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Jamp dowd, run. after him, ledp Into
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ment through the wiles of the lawyers or
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his history Prior to. that day was to, him a . .
Raines, of this city. To day '
blanki He remained , she woo,to havej. - I
at the hotel a low � I
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Lord'�orao It seems is playing the part of
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his. Arms And kles away his oadpess�
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through the disagraerusiat pf the iuroro,manY
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of Whom are suspected by'law-abiding people
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. t beortmarriglitobim, though bar father at -
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days, and one evening Attended a emper. H
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head-lasher at Ottawa. Ho'hap informed h a
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Ministers that, much Inconvenience to the
the shadow of his unfortunate doed�whlle
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they c!y I Dearo' dear father, we know you
to be 'not Above rendering their verdict
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once lecture. W .
bold upon him mind t 1. d, .. . von yearn of age. suct
hat he became tompor.
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public being caused . .by,--L.their occasional
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WOUI ,me P And, gentlemen of the .' .
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-socording to -the amountog. cQuol.der.4110.411
Alfieri thoi 5a. ' Thus there can absolutely be
the principal batter of Lyons. Miss Hovey:
attly Insane and started oil a tour tbrobgb . ulwayo been her
was twenty-qeven. She had
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abooneer-Iro
,boy Ida, they 'will -be good enough in
you who aroyourselves husbands and -fathers-, I
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wOultyoulethimsollome?" Themimbers
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nb 6irialuty'j.hat a criminal Will be, pianishea
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lawful
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thwealoons.of the Place; demollBbing in big . .1 L . -aid not *ant to, .. .,
zeal for She temperance cause everything Ile father,siaol,lafid she: said She
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future to signify to him In we! ,
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leaving Possibly
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of the jary were listen 'Ing with wet eyeoi Arid
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leaning toward the eloquent.advocate., The
by what ii4 represented to be the
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Meant, and Shp. pe disgusted with the
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outlive Her wldowed� mother, one
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could lay hands ON, connected'with drinking _
. I Slater and three brothers 'Vompooe the now 1,
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shops, In his orusade he was met upon by . � i.
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intention of thevapital,
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4be Marquio grudges his MLillators thebappy
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foreman, a big, brawny, simple -hearted
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0 ruption in the Courts and the law.
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evasion that so oxtensively provail, t a the
roughs and severely liguilled, hid arm beini sadly stricken household, They are one ob
' the Arat families: in Lyons. I ana. the double
� Wrom. the London Standard, Doc" 27.)
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. Car n elm jury
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privilege of escaping when they olhooso from
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, the boredom of of5cial life In a place charae,
farmor the Scorn on . big . sunburned cheeks,
was so carried away that. thinking the clues.
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to mete lout She Punish irl
first Opportilmit . .. me
they doom doservin go Canadians ought to be
broken in the ftac4s, He was taken to. the trage' . . �,
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dy has cast a. gloom over all. th . 11 I
: infirmary At Hiist Riablaud,where hifi-Irij axles � I . 1. .. "
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yesterday. in reference 0 the death .
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ter ized by nothing ,also-& prii1lege denied
.to,�Ji.ii.Ap.,Qa�bytj,xo.ex,gotlqn WIDIfbI60 a.
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tiOn addressed personally to him Bad derdan.d.
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Ing answer, exclaim M
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Ith all their jadloial din.
,prona that, W - -
geo,lboy-arwatill., lar. rom, V,434.11`01111
advastal O
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were attended. Oil hie Veopvery, n9t having SWEAT AND Will BI- 1. . I
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Aber Place, L
64Y 0 . to go to. or any aim 4pur- A . -7- �
Ltly,iWIlb,lio-wo,rat&We�LLinAlao-InetitUttoiI ,
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. *Sh the natufs of the.evidenoo at
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. � . the enquiry, The jury have arrived at the
But.the attitude thus adpO 9 phir(rdiLgi.,
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not-Generall is novel, Bud lamentably a] kin,tp
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:r criiii-IF tiger-
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moil had nof-half completed h , Is, argument,
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suell'a mystent of legal'perversion. L But the
Wooterim. Slates are mot :Alone In 101ty of
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And employed as all assistant keep. � , .
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i . siocaling,on that the deceased. died from the
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- excessive use of stimulants and, the want 6f
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that which His Exoellonoy's enemies .
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phoolod hq would assume when Wit appoint.
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It ' � - � Shot Wag Alie. supreme.
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ionlept, and oat down. Tile proieecuSlng
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. overaightof their criminals, If 11 Boon" Tweed
bad been proporly,16oked after by the New
Ing b o'oks and dispensing medicine to the I .
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p4%IOnts..,HI8_o atus otatestbe cations fact-tbat in Ney?
. . gland the boo from a house furnace fi.i
�'_ �_ -,proper-nourlohmenti-the,t-drilik-Wafi-,OdMin-
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ment was first announced. lVerbaps the
Slid Who]
Attorney made. a long speech in reply, but it
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was, of course, entirely vain.
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York authorities lite escape would not 'have L
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among viedical men, none of whom ,could Id weatho . r passoo readi I ly from north to� .. I
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Otte l.kny parallel case all 1600 of memory. An
� intermit to her by Lewis James: Palne'for the
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� . purpose of causing her dgath,' slid that the
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Most unfortunate part of 0 affair Woo
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the -way In which S he "ei'inib�,'*ii'�'iidrniniitdke-d;
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. .Tba.jury,'after
-b3ing,out -ilve.minuteoi,-i6turned-aununim'ouo
L - , - , .--th7o-"Uoited'-Staftw-,,�bet�er--�,-underotpo&
boon possible. If the criminal officers of
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South 0 ithweat to' southwelit.
old friend of Mt. Cpwlea, who had formerly Only under very favorable eirourristancelf, . .
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'-i)rki3d'W:ith.htbx,-'Jn:�tho,jewellery-buL;ineso,.
I girl Fan YL M%ttboWs'
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. 1181. in accordance with Shia finding, the
-An ordinary-cleik in the Governor's offlee
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slid sigped-the lettera-L ln-WhJQh thim"
V.)rdicl tot acquittal. . -
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their -busineow adw --� -a. my won .
'not be the. ji,orne.., of � fugitives
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. called at the hospital and Identified the in. :s, pass in 0, 66 I ,
I - IS has be n noticed that a room lylng� to. She','
Coroner has committed Paine and Matthe Wo
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lutimption VAR conveyed 61he Kfulate: to by'
linrimovieD .LIVIE STOVAIL CAR.
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from I !notice - as - .t Is.
� mate whQee case had excited So much Interest . south of another room with a otove ill It Wilk . '
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tie the missing man.' Mr. 07owleo retiftied h'ff
. to'Nowgato on the charge of Wilful murder,
. lond they will, In due course, � be put upon
Lord Lorna's direction, who had better have
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signed thii'letters himself, if. he did net. am.
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VAr. Who -as Clarke,15 Nevy xinvention
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overnight of alleged Criminals Is taken that
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It is really fio wonder so many of them make
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be easily 'warmed, while if a Stove be placedt.: � � �:�
usual gayety of apirito,'coulil converse freely �
in the south room iho beat does Mot pe netratw
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their - trial for that crimo6, Under these
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..Ploy a -private secretaryor lit �&. D. 0. for the!
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good their eo6apa. . Take the case of Biddle,
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and Intolligilid on current L t6p'ea of the -. -.
day at ad I a olightest. - recollection of into the north rooim The New - E nglander
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. kaulfestly unfair
. r to offer any oomillients which might in any
purpose. Ths'patr6nege 61 the Governor's
office is with the - litinistry, who are thus
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XV. Thomas Clarke, of Truroo*N'.'S,, boo
of Norwich, Coun,.. who Is alleged to have
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lilled hill wife by administering polion to her.
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any Ing eon . in ' . I self, either his name .accounts for the fact by saying that the best, ' , 1.
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inside the housii follows. the direbtion of the
dogree-tand to prejudge the Rome. agaillotL
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placed. in the position of having out a rod L
flay books. It Is
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invented an ImProved live Stock car, for.
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He has been ref assabsil, because tbeamse is
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or 4 y dither a ni stories, pievious to his and the prevailing ' L .
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arrival in Ric d nor did he, when so � n- prevailing wind outside. I . L
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. Woonero. , in, evidence -are
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. suffidently -familiat SO those who have
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with which to ,their own
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possible. that -that genial influence ,of Her
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which bo'claims. the following:. Thefoodfor
five. days -and water for, three days is carried
oo-oleir against him. Yet ha.is allowed the
most pleasant and luxuriant, accommodations
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winter winds in New.Erigland are from t 0
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fronted, .with his friend, -reqognise him or -northward; Those who use'stoves vill do. .
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, vatolled. the proceedings before. the coroner.
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. Was MoLman woo the daughter of the lite Col.
Royal Highness having been removbdi the,
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youthful Governor contempInt6a, having a
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n. a h nor that the conveniences ,for
conveying the Same to the. animals are so
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In jail.; takes strolls round, the city. scoom '
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ponied by. all -officer; visits fashionable
recall any of the events of his past life. with erv6 it their experience ooinaides, � 1.
Well to obe
which the latter tried to refresh his memory' herewith. Tile.' simple moving of. the stay& - 1:
Hd made no. objection to returning *horne,
. McLean, 0, B., ,and iinawith hot. mother
. land brother,.Dr. K6rmsu McLean, in Bast.
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row?. Imagine the veteran statesman,'Sir
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John Macdonald, compoll6d, to wilte, I Please
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Complete that one man- could with,easeiatteild
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SO the feeding and watering, of a train of at
. resorts and calls bn I his* friends ailcost daily.
of course.' he in well-to-do and Influential,
from the south.to She north ioota m save, .
,6a it remains SO be seen whether the meet* � I Ay .
Ing a good deal. of taxation just -now. - i .- .. �
,�,ith his. jaliily, � elm . . I I . .
, bourne terrace. On the death- of Mrs'. MoLoan,
� ' deceased became -entitled _f6' .thow,hole of
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air, may I go to Toronto?' or, Sir Charles
� Tupper . - meekly ploadibg , the illness of his
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.least twenty cars. , The carcin be washed
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out or cooled .ill a few , minutes without
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n for giving hi
bufthat �hopld be no reaso I lfi
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concessions refused others,- and of Ceding
Will re . . I. . .� ,. I . � ..
store to the .
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memory -of hispsat. I . I .
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. hexpropexty,jincluding the house in East-
. . . I bourne terrace, a place called the Shrubbery,
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father in Novit Scotis� an a reason for absoul,
, io'g himself from: Ottawa I 'It lei norrat's'd
, disturbing the cattle, ina the floor is
110 Arranged that. the opillings from one
,to
him every opportunity SO escape, if he 00
choaeo. Justice. is typically represented go*
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W11AT 18 A' COLD?:�- It 18 Startling to diflO6- L%dy (behind counter to cabinati).-I'Pair- '
ver how little* we know about the Commoner :of:glovei?- Yes. What is.your. numbtir?"' '
I . at Brdodway�,Word.emterpbire, together with a
,
�-4, of-platio-larniture* and other.
that when Sit Edmund Head 6ac4 fascia
out
some intimation io.liio,Miuist6rs abi OMOO
animal doeifnot money those on either -side..
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blind-.' to all - influences but that of righte
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formo of disease. F6r example, - a 16 oold;'� what Cabman-,' A hundred And nitiety-three I - 11-� ..
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. . quantity
I valuableo. Boon of ter Mrs. McLean's decease
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houri, the 'gallant but irasoibl6 Sir George
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The animals are so. eyotematibally . firiinged.
that fourteen large animals Can be car
. tied itir,
oneness, We ouppoge-but there Is too muZ
reason to believe. that th a dictatea of the
I.. it ? How I. it - pir.duoedi. and in. . what . , -, A pun my eaul P, a' * ster cried, .
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does it Consist?. Iiijeasy-toonyi ' . I.Ro epanlo ii brain I " , - -
a cold is'
. . . Paine. went to live at the Shrubbery with the
� . . i married, but
daughter, to whom he wag
Cartier seat back a memorandum to the A. D.
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06: � - "Tell Sir Edmund Head. to go to-m� ".
one of our ordinary 28 x 8'feet cars, and
goddess ire interfered with when influences,
. $(Then o -pun not," & f 16 Zenlied, . .
a chill.. A chill of what part of the organism? . , 11 Tnat a . fl, .. ;''
-)d aliel � I
.not
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. *homlib represented ,to. be his wife. As(-
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'had
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T i "'m nijgfity,- hut' blitgryi to ' ' -
him we , � � gy.topowS
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- every animal separated'one from. the. .other
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A Mother � consideration: is that the cost of
ordIdAnd.base, aTo brought to bear.- Let'us_*
10, avoid.
toer clear, of ibis. rock Ili Qaakdor, 6 'd
k,
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- We. know by.daily ixViarienc.0 that ,the body . . I.;.
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judge's charge in, Iowa -;
as a whole, or any of, its par o�,may, be. .
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I cording to� his -.QjM -admission he
itself at the cost of. Lord - Lb ' trials ' dignity,.-'
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.changing and equipping an ordinary cattle Car,
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the unecoMly, disgraceful displays *which
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.l.G,intleinell of jury, YOU'ralla -noWrquit I ,
reduced to a considerably lower temperature I the . t . I . . I .
. . . � slresdy,'� been mariled three,. timeeli one
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his... ) an - he. being
,London Vanitypair. . - I 1. . .
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.will .not ixeded §200, slid if the saving 0
W , . 11 time
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oft -times char aoterize.tba ,administration of
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:thein willoaffice t' O' - IS nd'ittend to the case." . . .
o'give Oman a cold ifthe . stlag'Peeicu m a . � . 1.
.. of wiveo, alhirrieo;
__:_ __....__ _� 4eadj from � another he had been. divorced,
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I 66 Stage FrIskill In-th" pul,golt;
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a considered, this sual
I . will bb savea in less
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- Moil three months, n6t to mention Ship great
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j ustice among our lew fortinate ceighbor .�
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HarAiltonTintes. . . . . .
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Pholim- (to tourist who had thkon: sheher� : .
obadslled. chill be-inflictedup6n, the our1goo . .
suddenly. Is it, then, thia-mudderineas_ofs, a leaky Bhebeetil-11 Wad and lite soaked,
. �Vri'076'thikdvsd :11II-reourt yesterday. H
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-: Tbe.vastok Of. olai of the,- &Q.nion.- OhV;vrQ "' ,
) W_ A.,
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�ioduction--of-46apsiviture-tho,t�causes , 'the! -t6.th6-bone.yo,n'lLbq�gitten!�WI Ili .1ifirames- . . .
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_-____ . - -'Eeld-fi!E�iilt-76u-f:Ws--th6'�dOt-dWA�lai��f-
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thai Shrubbery ana- otherproperty belonging-
iwi66;ia"r�:Eii�iiiio-ziiws,o�;� � I �
a -Xiy.
byrou" b
_09rit.9vening, hiviig bymu.'b '
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1161:0--of-tilb. aftilvals� � �
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.00 Id ? It-*buld -16-strange it - it' -were-, io; through tfie-yoof. '- Pome outside, sorr,�-jktllf -
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"bacausd- ,f�w -the dryer -in the ,.. '.
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. I to M Lean, and she agreed to make -a
!g Me
given out .i
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forgot to make an. Announcement -until the-
. Northwest Jolllnuo-
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Minfiter-Hello, Central Offioo. ' I
Teleplibrii.Central'Pffloe-Well ?:,.
weitill
4 ptible ,of � .:.
I ,�Of most Bases
morta . Is .. wouid take, cold from simi ' Somebody says quaintly ..enough that a". ' '
, ly hand. . L i .
- 0,
. I . V biq favor0eavilig him All ShO P00w
. I golfed, hot
I in -return, Making 8 '*ill. 111".110r.
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organ was Pealing Ito. loudest. 11 Oh, . Stop I
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0 op, Atop 11, be. .ciled-, to the great Surprise
. Attorney.0610axil I
I Walker,.. -of Mailtobai,
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arly.joit his life - '
no in a recent storm'
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Minieter-Pat msbn the� residence of - Mro.
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piece .�4 ti6n and's difference are by no means � ,,.' ,
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Ing A - ,?f cold metal , or I accidental : � i, �, � - - , . 1- ,,
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doxitaot with fee, The truth would Boom , &like. x1ittle.distloctio no" makes' a man . I .
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:kvor, .leaving her a policy of insurance oti hid
I I - life for 45 . 00, on 'Which he acknowledged that
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:of -illo-congrogstion. The drgafilet pulled up
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hat I rt. Then, �Olth perepiration. Orr h . Is
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� From Edmonton we ,,-learn -that beat Jo 6
thing,of the. jial.� Bicon-ana,pomicap are
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Duzenberry .
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Central Office -All right ; .'fire -awayi , .1 �
, � � . .bappyi while. ".a little
: to be that What we ,611. cold-tiiking is � the -vary . diff6renoo," 00P'e-,.' . .. - , -
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result of a itiffielebt imp . res6on bf. cold 0 'el&113�with one's wife, is aptlo make thingo'go., . .- . I '.
he had not paid 'any; premiums. Into the -
brow, -pong egation
;:;;a She parson turned to the r -
-miriging
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in -S, similar -fix.- --- - '- - -77- " . - . _�.
Minister -Hello,* Mrs, I liberty, _.-
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Ydd4e-'thb-#i-taldnergy6t.iterve-c�ntres pre. Very - ' .
Contrariwise. . � ': . . - :, I - - , .
.. evidence alleged tovounect himaud Matthews
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and obegqn-I'During ilie of Jhis
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collection, the
" -bym3i-will-be�devoted-tci-.tho-
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', Wheat brings 8`2 a bushel ; potitoei'75aj,
-Omta�ft, p- --Wu r . =
ff Ound 64' V10 T
I to. -Well , 1. I . .1
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" i nic
- or=Aek.'Yo,.uy,-4.ikpgh't4"6)1-044..lo
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10-timp
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.-oiaing over the functions Ili, special '_organa. Did you ev r notice the fact -of course yod, . -
11 this be the�fmaf,`it -is--.silay: -to � obe why. -have-that � . a 0 its=; -alai-cis o- -Ilas-�&_
0 4ho -h -
. . wevilainot.now enter.,, �Most Of the witDOO961"
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sifilhaed that the 116081imed *as treated iu'.'A
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purposes of-$' Then he saw. hid lindiltake.
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it was too We to inland 1L He looked round.
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bikrl' fl . . . �. ;
By our, 65�w:16, "" . �
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The'QGVerhment dealtloiftt fourteen hqnp*
stop to: the -Instrument. .; . � . . -
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� 'Malinda-w-last'i wanibil ? � I I I- - 1. .
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Aig�rtioll
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nature hAs providba'thiB - otimulas 61 a str6ag tradi, but aan'get no,work, at it? Ili the winter"��, " .
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4" OnO6ziug tc;rOiamd.the-di>rintLiite6ntreo. is ti- briokmmkbr and in the Bummer a lumber. -
, shockingly ornel mactior, and that
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lommisted a by Matkbewm� while keeping her
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in hdrror and 'paused, forgot' what he was
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going to day, made a tremendous- effort to
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dred pounds of b6qf' on'tho 28��Jm' to SOMO
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destitute Indfatio SO d onion' ,
6r -Your, affi
Mini9t muced,*. Mr.'
Smithk a Wishes to speak to
I Insoni I herd and
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and enable them at once to- resume. work m - . I . I . .. . I I
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. � an or ice 0awyek ? , . . . , I I
-and Avoid byll-cousequencesi This explaino
. . . 17 vithout oubota�Afal food,, �joured raw kPiriti
. owc 19i throat, In any came ohs alid -
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recover his imbinory, and; failing, cried with
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piteous ,plaintiveriesis 'The purpose - of�
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The Hudson' Bay OomPatly started a
Party off. to the. Atli ha�
a,books Landini oil t
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you. . ... . .. I . .-
Malinda"Tall him tot goodness' make to
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I. ends us' -the'- .
' * A'oountry coriespondent 6' .
why the war$$ effecter of cola do not, as a rule,. fbllowink-ooul�harrowing conundrum ., Why -
follo� il�boim a I I chill 11 0 , .
whigh OX Item much do better
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. . . -Miserably in a coffee house in Seymour Place
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at an enquiry fill
I and it was only by chatied th . 0
Nhat-what I told you this radruing'.11 The'
whole congregation burstinto &'-loud lauih
'no
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. 91h to build. York or inland - boats for
- next season's 131ave Lake an.d Peace 'River
hurry. .1. -
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Algernon�Malinda, dear, 1 find it wonvi be
convenient 16i me to obine around this even.
� . . I , on sour milk than ther -
� Pigs thrl*e
- do- - . . . . . � . 1. �..
oneezing, Shfivering Is A less effeiativii son.
. On sweeV ; And -the answerle, BeoxageH. , .
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valpion - to iostoxe the parillyoed. nervous they more of it. �., ", . _. . .
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., the ease was- Initituted. . This is really the
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snoial of her unhappy Moryi - The existing
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.which *.effoit -could restraini and,. the
remainder of the.servioa,w&s nothi ' b
?09 9%tOr
trade . .; . . I I . . I .
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, .Tupper's Canada Pacific - Rai
Ilway survey
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Ing.. CAn't wehave the Ceremony performed
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energy, but in lower degree it way answer . . I . . I .. - I .. .
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the Same. purpose. The shiver! Apoet oRyq-11 Love holds me so I . I wpialib - : � I
ng,that results' I
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. I . d0hato of our criminal procedure' render It
.1. . . possible for crimes to be Committed. with the
thaniggirlot nolso.pl : .- I I .
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. -the 10th. They left here
Party got back on I
6th
now ? . �
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Malinda-t4 Suppose 0. ,, . .''; .,
that I could go I I flatter up and do*b, aud� ; . .
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from the'effect of a Poison on the nerv6fig , I
. ' - . 60 and fro.. In vain -Love holds Me, , 80.11" - -
contiesleA totally different We
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. . smallest' risk of � discovery , to those Partial.
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11 lating iih them. In gayi�g this we. are. of
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Agesponall3illty tor the Acts era Do
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on the of August to explore a direct route..
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to PosaarRiveri They got. to-the,A *
. . Allabasca
. Minister (taking off- his b%t)-.'_-DoyouAlger-
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nonSmighkinaiintake MallbilaDuzenberrytobe
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Atter. I .Hat R,raw onion.-'jaet belore 6u go to �oew, _ .
k 'only ofthe'�qaicfi musoular agitation h I . 7
nPea or, and @he vtill loosen her grasp and throw-, , ,
. � . course expressing no opinion Ippon the guilt
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A butcherentiers She offide of a lawyer. � .
4 Sir, I warit,yout, advice. 'Is the O*net of
.on the -23rd of'Septembsr, and turned back
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from Share.' .
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yt),uiweddedwifeforbetterfoTworpe tilLdooth do
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and'taoth-chattering which occur whenever - � .
Indo
thopody is exposed to cold, and evil - results *up. a w � w. Pasta this in your haS. I ' I'. .
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I inr Innocence .ot*.tb,e prillonere, Paine and
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Matthews. '.It is! An
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a dog respoAmible for any dimage that animal
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, 'Five. years ago Hugh , Cope], of Dandlig
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youpart 2 . .
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Afgbrnon--I. do. , ' ' - - . .
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he 411..bro ght a poem, begliaw " .
do 'not ensup...; -It follows from What wo ve Last night's in 0 9 . I
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larns :
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may AoV! . . , : .
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County, want- to Manitoba � with $400 in b'
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` Minister ... m Doyoumilindatlazenberotake,
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. said that'tho natural. indication .to word, oft I . . . .
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. .. . Aippiared 6i2 behalf. of the Treasury, no public
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66 bertalily.11 . . I � .
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41 When your aoi has e�in� .&Way with a leg
Pociet. He now owuo'Ovor'400 scroll Of fine
,nind neirEo.26roon'., HehadI50aitesumdOr-
Alprindn Swithkinson to be ..
. yourweddedlitim
banaft)rbetterforworoetillde6t.b�oyoupart 2.
the effects of a chill is to .restore the vital � ., Wby doth my,J-ulia bide ber face . .
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, -ceairet,'and'there is no - ' Within her lkdrohitst *bite? �. . I . I ...
onergy ofthe nerve . 'What '' .
.. officer, been present -to moo that'the
. � . bad . .11
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. � . lintArestis of luitice, were not nejleotsd�
OR mutton -from, MY Stall,' arid- I will trouble
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last . year, .and .
drOP harvested 'over,- 8.000
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. Melinda- . . .
I do - . .
sorrow doth -the teardrops send,
more potent - i6fluemee by- which 'to attain � ....
. . � To ditulier,eyes".calmlight? *� . . . �
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1� , .1 although the ehqu . ivy had bee . n going On for
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you for ton francs. I" . . ..
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bughelo� of grain, besides roots and vegetables,
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Mi , nister.��Tlis�lp,r6liou*ne'eYonniauandwife �
I Shia object than: a strong and oustalned effort - .
couraq we can't decide this question until..- ." , .
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-of the will. The man
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I .. . . � i veral weeks. -EK we a J?abllo. Propboutor,.
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Very,well; my friend, have you Ave fr&mclj
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and a -fair.bank Scapa ,- .. .7 s . ,,
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An �
I dwhoiAGoclhatb-jo,ilid,dtogeihoirleta6ma�[Rut
'Asunder.
whb resolvew not to � . .
I ' after Writing to JaM, but the chances are. . .
'to ke,Qold seld.0111 doeo,--l-Lancot, ..�_-'_ '
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I . . otions, CAROB at.
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.. . . two kind.w.ould unquestionably. form the
- change . .. .
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11 Yes sit." - [Produces tildrit 1%, - - - -
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Go' io Pirso*-T6 OBT NZAte3a. -'Ai. the )Rio
Uaketh6mostolit 6104 � Good -
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The.0heithain Planet .publfhh6b .a lettai it You will notiiae', You will find that a lady,
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to That,just makes it square ; my foe for
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lot fifte 'fraimpo."
Sanitary Congress At Croydon,, � Eng gr.
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Henry O.-Bardett The
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i .from Emeroon i Manitoba I I .. .. . . . .
I 'M follows: " You 'on entoilaga -railroad j air Villalmost invari!-.
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adibi
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. . ,lug for the finding 61 a 0 n, to
Oro a a" '.
I . . , . jury.
a tiv 1 - a ; . .
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read a paper,.." Ua�
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fiefilthiciAs of Priblia'.1notivations," inthe
. rdeant'vioitok to a great- -North," Gairin
. an
country -house writes: 11 .The- feature
wi like to know how I am- getting .
, .11nd � sb�y take her seat beside, another lady. when. .
along With my farming. , In ' tild-first, place, �
'very
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� Qaebab last summer thoPrineend
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i. Canitdlain'X orthweat 'Notes.
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-call ,
von of which lie remarke4 that �, it la'a
. great'
of,the-dayin dinner (st'§-�r 8),*when the food
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, possiblei A-'gentlemall is. likely to. .. .:-.�.' I
then f.Whein I , came berez a ye at, ago last. � . .
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make the tame. dhoice, which Shows that.
, . Louiso.'made thi acquain tancel of'edveral
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At, Battleford oats are, soared at 01.25 a
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scandal that'the unsanits4-condition.-Of go,.
is.of-kh, frightfully substansfalkind:;wherein
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priog I bought a half section of -land'
. 9 Bud-- �ths Santee of-the4 w,� voxiab, -orer -not ... sodio-"--�
:hortly
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, I Irishmen. who Can speak nothing but Frencli.
'vinigianto �1
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I bushel. ' - ., � I . I
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many private houses is thei origin of so Minch
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-,the German nation excels. The length ot
*&he 'on,
After 1 sold one quarter section for * -, . . , I
. . almlierAo a Casual observer in'ight be led to,
'Oft
. . . jln.1�48-afid f849r, when the Ixish
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At Hilmondion the foll6wing- are. prices
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Avoidable disease. It is 6 disgraco that any
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me M. the' occasion : Of si� party is
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6100 more than I had -paid for it. � . 11 � I
the suspect. .1. . .. . I
. . Analog from famine ,were stricken with
Current,-, Wheaf.flour, 68 to 010; barley flour,
public institution ohould . be .without a
appalling, Add it Ili Apt to.he taken for ru4p.
remainder .I took 1,000, bushels Of - grain of
11ORNTAVES TO M�TRIUON4YYOU' OUgUr, I&, '
, I tholers,.. thousands died at the quarantine
. - -
$5 to ft,Wboat'$2 to 02.25 , barley, 75a. � to
reliable plan ot ,Ito iffiftinage or. a perfect
*'How
neog if a guestiimiable to- do simple justice.
:,
diffaient kinds, which broaght me 0600, and marrY. 'Nevev� 'I kno* the very g , lei. Let.
stitIo3v and atbrig the Gulf, aid the' orphan -
01; � oats, Be, a pound.;,poaoo,. soaroo-noce
43'otenloWgione. much longer is it Jo *
-a
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to every dish.' After their Coffee- the'
"long
I afterwards sold the land lor'0500 mote thair . is alone, Sho is young, Then abi is sly. . I
abildr im weirs Adopted injo Redlich Canadian,
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'now
for sale ; - giant rye, 63 to Q4 ; potatoeol 075 ;
be possible to declare that if mail Ili really
gentlemen play a havikVof -whiot for
I. had paid'for'it 4 -so, Anancially,- I have done BneautifuL The more. dauggroas. '01 good,,. -
�and 'faitlly;
- at Vrenoh� Canadians'
=11, and a
'birth
onions, 02f bay,, 09 . to' 03. per. load - ,beef .
anxious to. guarantee to himself six montbBt-.
.
small points, while the ladieo,' left to them.
,,
pretty well. I isive now broken ready '. an - - ,
Then sho is prbudb T " der-fioarted, _*
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. in everything but
* . and name. - At
10c. So,, 12c., and Replica, With prospe�io of �,
Perfect Immunity from preventible desease
selvegi knit, talk, pihy arid' sing. At about
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for seed in tha spring very ciarly 10D acres. . . . . I
I � Then'.she is jealous. She talent.- Them .
- � Cacouna, oppoeito Tadousa6,. there -Ili a large
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big rise.botore next spring's supply comes in.; .
be iiiust get 001111111tiOd to one ofHer Maid,34's'
7.6r 8 there ,is supper, aria towards 10 the
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. ,'has - �
Iintend to-turu'up a great deal more -in the -4 fortune. I will take. 1 I �
. . , she Is co coal led. And
Of SgigelinS Who hAva a Orange
bea6u, lidne; fresh m�k,,.200.,.t,o�25i��;,�-14tiii,-
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-pr1ionst And why 2 Because Private house 0 '
. guests dePart." Some of the .mors modern
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-with 14 -inch bkesiki ' ' � .. . I - . I. � . . �� I
optjog�, will breakit. rig haro '
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. . DO . Irish oallor.'wasr,
�, Fifty years ago. Aim .
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a th __G_n_lFsnc1`o14_rUi no travel'
, shipwrecked, in t o
Bee.; and degree; eggs, none. 1, - .
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- * Rellabluinformation from Fort Macleod says
iud� public institutions are not free from-
I while& lodgings
PreVentible impurities - and
6
minded peopl�kro beginning lo.ohotten those
:
wairldoma, bItteftAinments';--biat-they, Are: oil 11-
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PlOaghO.With Oil3igle teame ;:With one 164tiph . I . .
its gives ber'busband a,- I
: - it in nice. when 'awl . I . I I
-plough we will turn- an avirage-of . .�
-oulky .
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f-*. - � . efooh . Coul s il four tFordo. of
that the Blackfoot are ajin,g daily'of stirva:
Sion, long traded �off their,
evera hospitals era Soo. often; oomparellwith
�highly danddVoug -abodes for
,
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Carried oat -to the.-falleat extent ia�'thb
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acres a day,�'. Speakiug of the line of railway, box of cigar, a on his birt'liday, bill it somehow . I
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. romance . all out of It when she, I
,on Minnsoota 'taken the . I
habitant French, � itid . those ormed his
I
�. . ,� atereoty,ped reply to all'onquirloo at to where.
.having. ago all
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Rely for pro
prop visions and' no gamoi.to be
.Prlooho, any one
who IS -likely to, have a, tendency towards
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country," I I ... . .
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A coke ,. it s Sri) the *diolims "of
whiolr-they ponied through I I
40 'You$ ;
� �uietly obeerveii next' Morning, I
In -to ThOY are 9 I . �
4 to Canadian t6filtory,lbe pays
I.--
. . WS4 gain
. -and whither be. g_,ye
. . _--he spine from
Wen saie rim. .I don't know. Those word
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had. No information could be gained am to
the'pay . ant of, the Iireafy vigney up to the
'flot
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Zypotio diseaseo.1 , Dr. dorlield also' rbad, a
paper, on 04 Sanitary Fa�llaoieo,vl He Can.
poet � _b - .
the days gone by ?'I, This in a siagular,query
oven. for a poet. -The, dr6kins of days -
. . as money f6pay
.
putting lip Immense elevators and ptaparing have to give Mb Ron toe thas" 4 : ' I
� to handle ail immense Aold next' � Cigars; I spent all mine Me otharIbinge.10 .
year. The
bottle barrel lar ' �
I ]is isia, readily Picked up, bocaugo their'
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resembled that of -his name,
of-th'a month and there Was great did.
satisfaction in consequerido. The rauchmen
sidered thht 11 She- proper Way to 'ventilate
$aware is to have a huffi6lent , number � of
-the
go,, by nio like the days. themoolves! gone
�
'by-90ime
Yon can dot a or of oil off ,
land beiro front twenty:five to forty bushels. - Woollen stuff, says an exellwago'by , .
per, note, -TWO Noithwest -is pt,,* I' CRVOS'ov '
.. pronunciation
. I - Ryon. At Cadoldno' he
. which was John Q
in the neighborhood of' Fort . Macleod have-
openings leading.. into them from the outface,
by. A dream,can't be preserved.
like, �quirliiej and;.peare and othei It, ... .... The-
lei,
.the .
beat plentifully. - Never-
have not the least desire iq farm in OASAZIO applylig-dry buakw . .. I
water to gu�h a ateass, spot, or liquIA'dr
.im to , '... - . �
I vrent to work for a -wealthy grouch Canadian
..
. firmer In household he was kuowA as'
fill driven Aheir Cattle, o1ror to Montane for
safety. At the same, lime, the Indiana are
of the roade, as boa,; boon: dinioustrated over
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in .
and over agal
I -just am lively and.ol
.oat can w triess &filing
put ,
$gal . . . .. 1.
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. . . . kind.-PorU Sentinel * Wii Are- 901211i� - ,
III%
I whose
I . Xen Salo Rion and.maidedihia daighteri thel
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bald to be peaceably "Incliined,11 but thq
.
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, 1�r.' taboubbere says.
- "Afrima ofailne,
reams as those that have. fled, -if he will eat
a mismodple, a dozen. raw,oystpro, . and Spice
I
. . London World., 41-Rallglon ta now trenied . o.lneki immediately. - When. .
0 Int .the' oil bu ' . �
by its fashionable xp6ohori from tho.pu)pit* on# can got *a barrel of oil at the 'small -outlay
,Bier describing
. , . . pariah tog, -hlxman�i,jeu Salo
. . Alan dit.flItIandsis 11-4 don't know, alia's the
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"or., starving., .� . I .1 .
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. mode of
Theia,option electricity as a
. who 'was staj�lng with Mr. Gladat6no at a
litryji6imme.la'a, I ,' r, ,
eon cot arid during the late
�
pickled p)Wofeet, and drinkapintof cider
boforegoing to b1q.. . � . .. .. -.
as. &.thing more or loos'.spart ,
from th - S daily of a little backwh6a% and an old piece ofoarpet- .
life of humanity, It Is 'studied from the ing,'you may count us In. -. � .. I I
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. lilebman-gua: Rylileo numerous progeny
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. . behr.thename to -day. The ,PrIncaoo,meta-
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. .of
capital -punishment ban, 'anyo. Sims, Xron,
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campaign, tells me that his pliyeleal onamr..
once was aboolutb)y wondrou 0. 110 cover
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A little boy starved to death, at Pittebuigh,
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in a throat disease that
. Is oci�ntihoo . .. . Z r... . . I
artistic Point Of views - from tl - TUB LAS OVE. I .
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.from the mystical, But it - is. hot presented . � I .
; . youngSajorlen at C000lma- in the oammer
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the Ind allowing MjVVeIj6nm Skill &a an
enthusiastic Advocates in Germany, an well as,
-
Franoto as witneon the following Im000lng
Reacted to tire, One dai that he had to go by
aar;iag0 aull'train to make a speech he i.ioff
.00aoequenoo�.of
Pr"'Ventecliaiftowallowing.ayaything.- Helivad
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, � Thou are ubt m7firablove . . � � � .
to,faBlilonablo congregations as embod�lrg . ' -For I loved b6for6we rat"' '. . ..
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.and:
'. .. attlot 4o Placed him, In �thd handol...'af A.
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description of A nisihod,proposedby. 6, aermin -
Wiritort "InAdarkroom, draped with black?
Akan eatlyhbur, made his opeachp-waoinfer.-
'his
four Weeks without Rating or drinking. His
0164dings . tot food 'were piliful, and lie-
a code of ethical Precepts which it is their . And the meralry of that sumirer dream �
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wftslnoos ,go translate into the practice Of - Xs loasantto-meydt.- . . . .
ri
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I - andwill. Read him t ' o Earopo
. . I Qualito painter, ' ' .
I vhen he Is old stioullb. ., . , .
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- - only by a single torch,��
and which is lighted
ille ohainber of eiacption�thero shall 'stand
. viewed by a large number of persons, on
vi�o� bi�k made a aouplet,of short Incidental
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frequently dreamed 'of enjoying sumptuono
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relpaots; 0121Y to awake: to Irbadfal hunger
Tho. common Renee and the right 1 hou I thou art ray laab love, � . . .
daily lite. .
, fee a . M defirest�and my boat. : -' . -
g of - Mankind 'have babpily,often been' M1 Urt but .had its outer leaves
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11 SunsTvirliTs loon Con bivan Um.-AcoordIng.
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salrou image of Justice With her Remind And
Stern Justice is supposed
speeches, of about. half on hour's duration.
arrived about ball Oil hour before dixibeir time
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and .thirst, , Just before he died he aokqa his
m6thoiF if th . ey would have a good dinner lot
.
to the doctrines of their' spiritual To give the,e all the rest. � . .
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=101, And the time has gone by wheu,the A drUnkon ne'ei-do-wdll blacksmith, 611114, . � � . .
. the ,Xe* )(ork Medical .7aurnal,. Dr.'
�
. city, Ili his recent
. Thomax A Emmet, of that
s'word. popularly
to have no bowels, but the German g6ddeon,
�
,%ad during the evenWig waoriore fresh th An .
the youngest person III the house. .
� At sbbnt
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him in heaven. . .
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conduct or the aspirations of , humanibr George, famous for his mother *% irso � .
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were Controlled by the dogmatic homiletiom discovered by the, infulatoi Sitting on 'the. - :
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. . he' 41 Principles and Px6otice. of
I Vork on i
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dynedolopy," recommendo Jbe 'fit of pork,
.Will carry A powerful battery in her inside -
an arm.
and this batUrywill be connected with ,
Ight the next moibililg he star tea kff for
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-Another.
Young mall" you May Mot .Make goo miles
In six days, strike a' boutimaj ' run for
- - . . .
, ofthepulpit.11 -, I . . :kopo of him aburoho -very unwell froto t he.. � .
I ,', _��, --�, VL*�, .. . 1. .,
. __ *%eirly ptopare'dius an excellent substitute
for -liver free.
ohalr�the beat of death. In front of thboliftir
-shalLotancithe.itLdgoli,lribimal, and only,the
heavy day'd work, . �.
London WorM.111 A man V'ilten li letter
Alderman, or not -go captain of a baseball
nine this But there sro humbler
. Russian- troops -� are awml� petwittea to Recta Of Imprud6nV,-potationA. 11 Willip . . -
. go, drank again, oli ? 10 said the reverend
oposili of an =pending ivar Against Austria Geor .
I odd oili--A pbrilonlol-a-rib,
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froxii loan, is Selected and ocakoclinwater
. thirty. six hoUro.to got ild of the oalt. It is
judge, jury and other offloora shall bar present.
with the Criminal during the Ceremony at the
because he hat oomakiling-or nothilig-to
NAY, and badvatoo the mate act in a relief to
I
year.
� - you MAY fill, AU4. happiness
Solidtao of duty ,gro. you
oil S, lower Plain ,which you may sk
and Germany. The COM1bg*.c&Wpmlgn 10 xnani 4,No� parson, answered Goat#@, 11X .
,
the talk' of the day In' the military - coffeer. Ain't drunk. The fact Is (lik) -that I was- .*,
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.. I.. than boildd slowly, the water .being' often
� changed, until tile most Is thoroughly cooked,
ox6ention. *This will conefit in the judge
reading the story ct the crime committed by
bid pent.up land ,overwrought feelings, A
.Woman seldom wilted A letter except from
ghtotartogby6orryinglu the kindling$
'1' vIlly
I him anowering Your Bitter of
I g Y-0 to And the, . ,
housiesof.)KIeffiXamloneo, rod6lsk. zhltoa' thinking (III 0 n u hutch
0) I 1"Mng
t 0 1 it Ilie sicker I gr6wi,p .
most and'other gurlooW towas near the - aforo.(hio) I hick 0 P it
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. It Is to be eatea cold, .1n, the f6rixi Of Bond.
-thin.
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the Prisoner, whdvill,be rigidly matiecisa-to
the arm-chaii, is done
it will weighed. motive ind with A definite
purpose. Here the ladtfactive Caution Of the
_Abd
vIg on like koopla ii 16
an
,
, Austrian frontier. - .
Are A W Of the boot arlai.
. . The following "a a
Sir Harcourt Johnstone, U, P, (a !Door I Napoleon Bonaparte, �'Xo-
Thus peepereds it
. foirmoi According to. the author, . 6
Jdabsto Cat Vallp
very
af6rookid and when this
the judge. will break.his rod of ofiloo, and logo
#6% is soon. In other Words, the besetting
a I .
fary-8
.700 61, the English Master Wilie Rolls,
I, grams ,Appear
relative of W.Williala Harcourt)". lately 'told not. at Elba -it telogtapho, ''I, great. helps -.It' �
J
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. nutritious arid concentrated article of diet,
I . load one *Woh can oftell be retained. by
it W15-cce -of the ocals pace of j notice, AV the
gains time 8XV112901812169 the Solitary torch
weakneeines of the two islai Die different ;
and the billinoog which moil, Gien in, IIIN
who in a -Jowo to regarded 'no 'the .greatest
IN' ty lawyer Who, has mot �n that -court In
.
him Constituents that people imaglacii Vir" a 'n staxerse, -Louis Napo.
I trocomelre, 11 Moo .
' Gladstone wbuld resume the leadership of him loon Bounpeirt;bt ,I Aton6e, Albion 1 An open I
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� I Irritable AtomaohN, . I
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1Xwo'lildn Dd�oliooj
The doncent of the part will dolz kilate the
electric circuit, arid Shook the *retch into the
marvellously knowing`a ad adute century,
01c 013mes display is generally soon In offunive,
this generation. Its seem every Point before
it id'stated by counsel, and whenever allY of
. p ,,, .Positive;
I plot JI elegant$ 41 boat leg .", Matrinionyo �
t'a 1yj b . -had � -
a bgl .that Mr. Glikilolond , -
lately that he would never do -oil' so into my grind �11' Old England, 41 golden .
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I named. M-atkic and were
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to in i S ia at Landoll. yesterday on 6
. sa fo Z
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I a mobom T 33reman
0
0 S� hey me
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pelt world." I
* a a a
Denver, a young.1 dybolo gi g to
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tests of peamanollip.,1. .
The Me . .
roury fo gradually oinking lower
,
those gentleman attempt A patsidox he do.
� roollifies It slid Ito Authors by a *Ord. !left or
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again. , lonav, pariabloWeroi "Ibirb pstooas;" ponI4, '...
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Aim offidisil doopAtalitecolvad at the obillac tentlary-0 416ticay 4 repent;" revolution, 41tdo- . I
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I I meeting
a we, 0 ronn, ulo P4
�7hgt -V at one ilig
. 6 =a wask,
I W d� a � last and bit
nVo. 7 ��
faMlso
shlonable society, in SAM, Vratialace, jimis
Shocked. her friends by ancouncing , hot
, ina lo*&� And iho Arst thing we know it Will
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be &6 -%a I i0L 4 for the Quebec Legislative
, � �'
OR bit preaeoetoori, Lord Langdale And.Lord,'
11omilly, was fligarged. at ail eminent -lawyer, �
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Legation, Patio, afin6un , , F
Can 4hat General love vain 9 ;a yterfan, 11 best In prayer,,"'
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Dizi;.Prosideut of Bolivia, has �een dopolied, oataloguds F� lot is a CIAO "10 slid owdotheaft, I
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