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The Page las lb. Kineknik• [IRELAND'S
Ob, that whiter setergon, a
Mien anserry. Mini time -,
AAA the jolly, tat tesekettle obese its elating till
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, And it seemed, I do.deolitre..
41, then& benign) rived by feiry tras forever
Joining*, ' •
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Then the bagpipe ceased to pla,y;
And another nine etreightvw
sang the kettle,londerdoueer, till its rice grew
' . very big;
And the feet eflatighlbg sirla '
(Girls with iiherierook in their curls)
Ton could, almost hear a -keeping tinge to that old
Inde iiii.
Darling, smiling, cupping Bale
Grasped win% tiny kande her dress,
And a pretty courtesy making, while ;he kettle
made a bow. •
" L'il your p irtnerbo," fritid she;
"Forwma. backward, one,two. three:"
And pneey area k. Brom I my dew," in one IM
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• • „Marie me-ov!. •
Anil tbsydanoed right merrily
' Till %was dearly time for tea, •
The kettle tilting tbie way and than that Way-
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And ite hat bobbed • up and down .
units moist and steamy crown,
With lie -latter falling off et last, and then the
° 'donee wag done.
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DISTRESS.
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New /Ore, Feb. 4. -The Hereld's Dablin
lipacia eays these hundred thoneand people
ors !lowly starving and can only be kept
alive by euperhurnin efforts. Local efforts
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.e.re - seeming feeble. end ebe pm& are
looking to the world for succor, The returns
by the counties where the chief distrees extols
Meow the number of then suffering ere ee
64 COO 'et 1 411 260
ketone ; moo, . . ; away', , ;•
Sligo, 42,930; Kerry,. 83100; Donegal,.•
moo; Bei -common, 26 150; Cork, 23 896;
Clare e
,* 4,860 S. Limerick, 7,00; Tipperary,
6,300; Leiteim, • 5 800; Wicklow, 3,600;
.BIOnesben 2 306; Westmeath, 1,900; Long
ford, 1,875; Kiikenny, L790 Tomei, 312,370.
Nnw Toex, web, a,__The. New yore Herald
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announces that it nag. opened 4 subscription
for Irish relief, spa they it heads it with a
contribution of one hundred thousand dollen. "
..Daards, Fab. 4 -,The Blausten Home Irish '
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milluiSM la ma 13861, Gouty
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A" FAMILY MURDERED BY MARKED
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TUE 110VSE rump ' AND
Tom seelews costae/RED.
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Another tti. 011 Called to his poor
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.xivolv, rob...A...some twelve emote, bet.
night a bear of men, blackened and nieeke_de
en are theoWelling of the somewhat Bete-,
roifeBusidDdrtorpnbe,lellyifdadmileley4ievoinlignti;,athnedTmouwradeerhelpd
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and theta have
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eon . very . ;Igor • with the ,
majority of their neighbors. Only the other
Week Mrs Donnelly, who a now a very old
woman, vise .grested On $ charge of intlen•
• diari in, by petting fire 'to a neigh.;
bor' . barn,. .‘ but got clear, owing
to I e evidence being" baufticlen$ against
her. . One of the sone met a: lad end at
Waterford Station, 0. 0. it , two months ago,
Awing been nabbed to dearth. hY e drunken
commodore. There ]le no Mug to the Ours
dune, whe Mera JO have gene about Oar
work in a .most systematic way. The
boy Connor, who Wel the only one in the
house who escaped, Could not make out any .
of their tame. Thee erre bewever, believed
to be m.. e,m, bent of a. secret vigilance moiety,.
the havetakenthismethodto let rid of
A deterinined
he made b the authorities to
get;tvelliritteild PFulaii de aetiderlh: .
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Tem Wrong en Emma -The editoref an
oohing* who hart Probable Imet a Utile ex- -
perlenee, eget "It an editor omits Mays
ming he ft line If 14.0 opokis or thins oe
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they ere, PeoPla are MO. It he smooths
down the rough points, beis bribed. If be
eine things 'PY arab proper unreal hog Unlit
for the Position of an editor, ef be does not
"forniel; his readere with jokes he la n millet
If he don he is • rattle h d leaking •ta
Imo,. ee he conderehe the°, wrong."--- -h; fe "a
geed fellow, but lacks discretion. If he left
Wrong and injuries no Unmentioned hale a
' °mated. If be indulges. be pereenalitimbeie
a blackleg; if he, dog not. hie paper a dull
and Untold." And if hal. fitted Mr hie pro,
Session. he Will go right Ahead, dohn ae neer
the. correct thing es possible, end let the
gamblers' grumble and amuse thernielms by
Writing anonymous letters. . •
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inefatt ac shirt ink e.d temOVeet rheind itb4 Ate. rvrate;21
' Ma..1.213. dell,.
P..........ar"Ire' Pailleb4 ' - • - ' .
English leteekeere elleitteta.
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ee mon, ages° e-Lannotaritenetherearkets.
veer; meal, deperease, mei Prices -show atinther
elseline upon male or the mom exegete. There
is rea any stewing in •ths position of sofflt...
TwreiliawitnqMteberuifietiurerelderprntiutTlfessinyYel4awlow.
Am, which chowwcti au sauna.. ,600 v.rd. buy
is quoted .1 47» to ale, asainst Sac to 601e in
°ember here. plantslion•ceylon has again fallen.
aittoanatia. grinlogre.fgenollogetofir:de.lvir ergdikz.z:
met with Beale 0.3(11411 on previous Pew Orme.
amtinentel xr.ports sbow buurness uou nadir..
.Vilialb147Yodj04„u 0; frgione.r.."„tn,°,714mr. pot.
on 000:11110ll 0SOWIA s.orts twig toinguegany spoon.
Wive demand Crystallized vs eat Indio sold to,
,A.. mod. iirsutf. went at current quotation& me..
rieRa 'oefusciihgerilvere"krepainb°44xtotrio;
lo4Wext, lileirveg
the weekly seise. 4, he stook in the 'United
Kingdom. allholgb 23ca tong ob....theta lino
Year, ill 28 Mu 02 # let. than that of Ma. A few
cargoes il pew Burraab.riechave Ibsen gold for
spring shipment at easy rates. week. inactive.
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and generally lower. Tee is we at, . .4 an.'
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• .now.mmonsonommeemIS
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Bellet..(lommittee publiebes• pitman% from ,
letters.: of Catholic and Protestant Arch
bishops in repudiation 01 parolee. charge of
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discriminationagainst rent defaulters, in the
ilietribution of the funds. They highly, (tom.
omittee's laborts. . •
Mend the Om
The Lust mayor gesompThieil by the
of Dublin win
pogriir:t: petition ofilia Corporation .in
•fayor of the amendment of the land awe at
the Bar of the Hong of Commons on Friday.
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the bernatell-the lather, mother, one eon
and a ed (It niece), boy named connoy
took retail* tinder a bed and maned. They'
than ea fire to the ho es, which,together,
with the murdered bodie , was totally con
= Med. Another son, re iding about three
milee from the homestead. WO °tilled to hie
door about the eanie bone and. shot. H. e. ft
also dead, •The townelthe I wad With excite-
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elevens Weather en . the Voyage OW-
Peer neent, itionigese ingirera. Poch
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from 14„ n . .
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liairrax, Feb. 8, -The, vestige of the tier-
Malan was note& Very eventful one, although
the Prinosse is likely to remember alor int
severity. There wera no very great gales,
but thepaseage throughout was, ea might be
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AMONG THE CHIJRCHES.
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WIP,elely rabulluzn f or Lay and
• • Clerical Readers.
'I.Othe United 'Kingdom there are 60,000
2142avenet; .hwahvoenaavie591120 sinyineategrooresihreQ Units
betw 827 meeting houses and 14,500 mem-
ben. . .
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The New York Obierver ego that this talle
about the. poor not having privileges to attend
church is all bosh, and that thereat truth is
that those who etal, away had rather be loaf-
ors and heathens than Anything else. . '
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• ifteli.'DeVid Jenkin, Of Monticello, Iowa !
haa get into hot water .hy preaching the;
Daniel kept the one in the" den g lny by
force of personal magnetism, and. his expul.
non Is. tobe•undertaken. ._.
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Wilting from. Litringstonia . to • the Free
Churelt Record, DA Laws says that the
slave trade is offeetrielly stopped in hie. old
headquarters by the mission. A number of
boys lege been swain for Christian Widnes
lion. • . s . '." .
All the monumental tablets, armlettwo, in
City Road '• Chapel, London, escaped the
ravape otehie recentlre. Onlennei that of
MrS. Widmer, bas fallen horn the Wall..
Thwas at et the -eloquent Robert Newton w
Somewhat injured,. but the fine bust was pre
Nerved.. - . " . . e . ' •
:Methodism.. L3:••
. The progress of Weeleyan oAla
the Fiji Winds is indicated by the fad that
At
there are now 84e •chapels ' and 291 other
P laces where preaahing •is held, with fifty
sight missionaries engKed in • preparing the
way•for °them. -The .memberehip numbers
20.274 pergaRe. . ' . .... ' . • ...
- The notion • prevails- that the EpiscopalSe
CmtreetherehttelPduelpetirtiregiepovbrretio!toLtifotte,
•but according to a regent essay of Bey. ,D Ele
Miller Deb., Of 'BC Mark's 'Church .• Frank.
• ford, Pa.:, there afe,525.unemployed Bpieoopal
-clergymen cif the 3,300 in "the United States,-
and only 2.000 hold rectorship., • • • • .
Rev. A. .13kyltiman Herring, Wawa Bt..
Petra telerketwelle,Londoneevell known in
Canada, iiiii lady laitied-a " circular WOOD'
papers,. suggesting the formation of enligre
tion clubs, ./to enable industrious', well
asrastered persons . to. emigrate to • the
colonies, and-. especially recommending
Manitoba as.a'field for emigration. . • ,
• • Bey. DA •Iteid • stator that the receipts for
the Presbyterian Home Mission•Fand up to
the • 27th inst. have been in. Marked and
encouraging contrast with these of last year
up to theirame date : e• • . . e e '
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1880, Rome Minion Ruud from au ' • ..
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she . eeeent Western el„llway ...ex_
1"-eibnett by the deitneger.. .
' The 'Committee on Railway Aecidents
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met..Yerr°01°Y nwrningr Mr. Toting in the
elude.. . . .. . • • . . • - • .
Mr Beaming, Manager • of the Gres t
Western Railway, explained the syetem of
coupling cars • in Enelends An ecoldent
hardly or never happened in tide portico,:
the men when counlica being protected
b .• , e! a - a e • ...-! ..,_ • - , •11.'
y the enure, te, wince,. there were two,
one at each end, on the English oars. Is
weep be impossible to. adopt -tho Engliiite
system- here as the. change of rolling Meek
would involve an Gnomons outlay. • The
,railway Men in England were never 'caught
In the frogs, se they were 'enabled to pay
aline attention to their feet, owing to the
easy method- of coupling. On the Great
Western Railway of Canada. the aceidente
during the past flee ,yeare had , been as fol
lows : To yerdmen, trainmen and switchmen
coupling,. 4 killed,•80 'injured ; !ailing from
the eate,6 killed:10 injured,, brakes failing,
4 izeurede ought in the frogs, 2 killed, 3
injured" train off track"; 8 killed, 6 injured ;
5 killed, 15 funned • thud, 25
LONDON,- Feb. 4.--,A wog chocking tragedy "
was masted about two o'clock this Morning
in the ToWnehip of BleldulPh. about . three
maga from Taman and fifteen from this cite',
.et appeam se rev es the hots can be learned,
that a band ;of some tweaSY masked laaa
Ogled. at the house Of William Donnelly,
ert Their ra at the door wae
Wrialeh's corn s _ P , ,
answered by hie brother John, who opened
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the door . and was immediately shot dead.
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distal),. to
The Murderers unite proceeded,Apart
Dounelly's father e . house,. anent . tw.9
orid a half mike distant from nig
son'a... . battering .1' ee
-° the .' door, beat
the old Man, Donnelly, hie wife and eon
Thomas', arid anima who evas stopping at the
house death, whereupon they set fire. to
the building, which- was immediately etere
awned, leaving . nothing but the charred
remains of those murdered A young man by
the name of Connor., haling from Lupan,
who was sleeping lit MA Donnelly home.
escaped the notimot the murderere by creep
ing tulderneath a bed. Eventually he escaped
from the building without Nary, and details
tle mender" as the molt •fe.roolous and
horrible; •The Eailhlerare wale arnied with
guns, bludgeons, picks, shovels, ete. The
Donnelly family have for the past feu: or
five years been very notorious • for . their evi.'
dent connection with fires at idiom and viol-
expected at this meson; quite roagh.. Last
night mow storm, which caused co mug'
foggy g Halifax, was not felt amenity On
the Mesmer. There were passing shpwers
of • MOW, but no heavy blow.. Her Royal
Highness Buffered seeerslIfroM trea-acknelle
throughout the voyere, itud vias anxious to
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get ashore .and to rest Be 9.rdeitlY as pore
sib's • "hence all. medlars deremony was
d, need ' ' with on the arrival
ispe w ..yesterday.
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from the 'prince". Einem. the only
igidents of the "Tome worthy of mite
relative to the oreW are 'the fellowing
fireman died suddenly of heart disease. The
sp- d - - • - - .
Onetime an • mite subscribed eight guinea.
for his widow in .b.ingland. Treesegnen had
'their bands.fresabitten. The Princess sent
them lettere expressing .her sympathy and
enclosing a Viand to each. The Primacies is'
resting at Government House this afternoon, .
and the . Menthe le visiting' the Lunatic
Asylum.- ' The party will leave for Ottawa. hi
special train at 11 'o'clock toatorrow. The
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Marquis vielted the Dartmouth .rope walk
and Olender brewery this afternoon. The
print:oleo alley a few hours' rest drove to the
%eerie Rotel, evbere the ladies°, her mite
were •stopping, and lunched with them. •This
evening there is a dinner party at Government'
House.
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Coughs, Colds, .Hoarsenesg, Sore,
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Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza,
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Croup., Whooping Cough.,
As and ' every
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Thrtiat,. Lungs, -OW ' Ched -
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WELL-KNOWN PHYSICIAN WRITES•r.
'" IS does not cirylep a cough, and leave the cattee
behind; as is the case. with most prepterations '
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ut loosens .-
. b '.. ° it, cleanses the 'lungs and allays sm
tation, thus removing the Catl.q8 of complaint."
DO NOT BE DECEIVED by articles.,"
hearina a similarname. Be sure you. get DB.. .
WISTAIVS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY; .
with .the signature 'of "r .. BUTT,S ". on ' tlicr •
Wrapper. 50 Cents and 01.00 a Brittle. Pie- .
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pared .by .Szeri W. Pewee & Sons, Boston., '
Mass, Sold by druggiets.and dealerigenerally
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other canoes.. ;
killed and 116 injured Other employees e
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killed and '27 binned.
Mr. Broughton And Mr../Efetwori, hie chief
engineer, then showed the Committee alarge.
working model of a -Great ,Westernem; with
'resection in- miniature' of the treeke showing
tee frogs, wing rails and guard • rails. Their
opinion was that it • Would*, .dangerous to
fill the emcee between the wing rails' end.
guard eatile, as the flange of the -wheels had
to pass ' through the wing rails and an aeons
^Mutation of diet, ice or snow would throw is
nit; and for varlets • other criminal offences
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bordering on murder, the father having neur-
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dered a man.a nuenteir Of years ago.. A... son
is serving a term in the Penitentigy for at.
tempted murder.' Another eon was killed in
it. brawl at Waterford, Out,, a .few menthe
ego. The masked men. are supposed. ese be.
those who have so severely ecillsred from the
Donnelly depredations and teemed- themselves
into a Vigilance. -Committee and ended the
career of - shill, family in the manner shine
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snowstorm commenced ' yesterday and eon.
tinned - . during ...the . night • with unabated-
violence. The stone had moderated a little;
but it is still drifting and snowing along the
line, and the roadie heavy e Vite Vice Regal
train is just passing Say abre Statism; Sony.
eight Miles from Almeria*. at ten a.m... .Thir,
Vice 'Point
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, frogs' on their . trackes-- makiege,.. 14,000.
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s -e -e- party will probably. reach
. ..-ee, monocle glooptiZ. -,:.:„:-... .. Levis about wen or eight p. ni. • • '. es se • •
'Lima,' Feb, 4 -The murder of fire mem" -.• - ' • - • - • ' '
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that • ;the s suggestion ' as to filling would
be.. impractiogle; even. ' it not. • dart•
genius,: Even without .filling„ it melted
all the attention of •the traclimen to keep the
spaces. clam end ,free frointilenruotiOns. • In',
adopting , any • special 'gainer, . aediffieulty
Would, mile froth the traffics with the Unlace
stateL,, There were . 1,760. • different car
couplers patented in the toite.d, Suttee, but
e. Meet universal
.so far none had. seemed to l
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, approval. - .The Gnat Western Railway used.
a system as much g 'possible .1h accordance
With the views of the men aneof the Assoc:Me
time of Mr builders, who had considered this
Very 'eubjest'' and liken evidence Anon it.
Leak year 141 companies Sent their oars over
the Great Western and made in all 128,637
trips, • 00 that fi was • impossible to have
a sedan that would 'nee Work with ,forsign
rolling stock. The automatic .couplers got
out of order through rut' and when subjected
to the winters !nets . On theetreat Western
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the running boards were extended six inches
over the top the running 'beard .Wee twenty
.four inches wide and was made of - short
neinaliedeboards: placed croeserimee The iron
ladderwae placed at the, 'side of the mere • api"
requested by the brakemen, and a abort rail
and a its were flied at the end of the cars to
tiwilitate reselling this ladder from fiet age.
On 15,000,traininin last yeilA only one man
was hereby falling eft•therunebig bond: " e
TheConmittee adjourned. . - .
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bear n of the Donnelly family by a 'band • Of ,• .. .
masked Min,' whiartook place this morning. :er.,"ella. OPEAlte . ARIVIABIENT. Se' •
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las Seamed, the moat The wiehole-ctsamet. ent (referee'', cumP -.1
throughout the distrait - It 1 -' n f th
.^ I. .13 e ° a e • Jeanine .Notiogge-llelemoreig's Isesigns
most horrible tragedies which has ever taken es " • n • . ^ ' -' • • "
- ...,pon -ranee. .1 .• .. - , .. •-f .
place - in feenada, no' - Atli, bimetal. of :the .. wees v, . - - -• • '
'extent of the:crime, " but booting. of the : -e'-""----^"410372L-7--21: :kikerekl'etilere 'teem
deliberation- with .' which • • it ' was •plan . Berlin M.M'eleoram. says : In bureau.,
ned. , It has , ' been no - scent' that °tilt° 1" •th8•Itil'ablIclbing citteettm hi 'the
ninety burden of military .expenditures
for manyyears pest there his been. •an in s' k Powers of • E • • • . - - -
beneath which the great. • . mope,
ceneely" linter feeling against the family, . . . - •• w - . t
es our mpire; are.groen ng, and.
because of .their supposed complicity "in a • end e
the chdisarmament ances for general dismainente_ The
number of mimeo bordering on murder, and,
oftentimes resulting in incendiariem, The entire continent ill one man wimp' of jealous
history of the -family is an eventful one and s.Each is erme o /3. teeth, and nation • . ' d t th •d
ma y o spring a its ne g r e, , eon.
their life has been -full of questionable es- e,„cl,„t,e,,: s„.e„ t I hb° ' throat .
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' any, trade,- enterprise, aom-
-pions. Coining toCanadamanyears ago, ""e""eer '--
y... mem, and all that , tends to •the properite
they , were amongst the earliest settlers • in
this district.' Wm, DolimehYrkhe father, was a and happiness of the country irk paralyzed.
I had a conveieation Cite Morning with ' te
golicemome, drinking, quarrelling Irishman, i
"always ready to engage in any dispute that leading public man. an earnest and zealous
supporter of the Government, on the relations
might give him wipe' for his fighting powers •
.-g • . • . • . • , *between' the 'Ctibinete of Berlin and Pans.
and neverenupling to raish.a. disturbance . He has. had excellent opportunities to make
on his own behalf if no one else would Men, . himself acquainted with the beside workings
_years ago,. he was: a_participant in • •
. • " • . . • • . . • . of Court ': and Cabinet circles, and to fa ore-
tilted with being well, informed eoneerning.
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Vann took ,
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Well directed blows blows on tile head . of ' hie of the effective strength • Of ow German army
antagonist he•killed him, Was 'arrested and is first move in a. deep laid plan directed.
• tried for murder at the ;Huron Assizes. The. .eolety_ against Fires.% • The enlister denetit•
lury-,M we .• reraember ' rightly, found' hid Stration ot. the =Mare strength of Germany,
.gniity of manslaughter, and ho was sent to ' by."fillin-geup the various arms of ' theelervice
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• Increase- . •••••.•••••., .••••••$13,351 01
• ; The "aerometer of the blearing of .the nevi'
B. O. Church; at Bernie, rie beautiful and,
imposing 'edifice, Will take Place on Sunday
next, Fob '1st. The Fight Rey. .Bishop,
Walsh will . perform • the ceremony.. The
church is One of the most handsome sauce
tures it western Ontario ' • • . .
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At s meeting of the Glasgow Free Presby s
tory recently the Bev: Mr, ;Campbell gave
notice of a motion asking for the appoint
,mentof a committee to. . investigate certain
news expressed by Professor Pendlish, in his
opening lecture at the. Free Church • CIAleges.
A conference to Consider the menet was held.
in:private at the 'close. Of , the Preabyterr
meeting, ., . • .• -.... . • • . .• . - - • -.
• Theohniehesof .Tierienbe is a rule cure i
, . - .
way heavy indebtedneee, se the following will
..show:_theAnglicanahuritheitentrabertwenirt..-
one, With 6 teal 'indebtedness • of 275,500 ;
there 'are ten .Presbyterian churches,. with an
aggregate debt of 111-21,600.; .ten Methedig.
churches have aburdenef Ian 000' the six
B.aptiets are 'entirely free from debt, but the
other smaller bodies era heavily burdened". .
The Pope is Amid to him forged the .
sonnets and phiseworeby . resolution of
making the treasures of theVatioan Liblery
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more to the worM.' ,He. has .flatie
toommiseion to guider the_ beat s means
publishing -iiiiiilagie1761-the various collect.
Mons; endema ordered that One of the roOine
in the Vatican be set apart for the use • ofe
persons who wish to ponsult.the books end.
mintrigoripti of the library.- letenemtienreof
• • i
• scholars have groaned over the !fleece's Welty
d volumes and
of the rare or unique pinta ., . . ,*
parchnsente so le.alotisles guarded by the,
Supreitie Pontiff, • .. . • '
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administered by 2 erahhishope, 28 bishops, 3
suffragan hishopsc 30 demur, ,,74 archdeacons,:
610 rural deans, and 23,000" clergy "of•oll
cheese, one, fifth of whom have to parochial
Charge. The yearly hicomei range in the
higher glides from 215,000, paid to the
Archbishop of Canterbury,tO A2,400, to the
. . . ,.
Bishop of •Sedus and Man. One thousand•
pont& a year is the diaeonattrierage. There
Ma -16,000 churches. 'The arose income of
the Eseablished Church II. 0,000,000 per
••annuta, and the Ohne& population woo...
000. • In Inlaid there are 2 arebblehopi, 10
bishops, 1,288 benefice., and 2,000: clergy,
The ehurele going population is 760,000. . .
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Henry ry Ward Beecher replied to the. toast of
" Pont and eingerat" He ',agree by .sayipg :.
"-Nature ifireyalericeiseTher, own. Things
will have their own course. . Men may ...aye
'Row much hatter is philosophy.than fancy;
how inuali better is kat than, •imagination 1
But, atter all, in every age of ...the -world-gene..
and ere it will be until the very • end -in the
testae of fang or r of •,imaginatien, We lege
found more comfort, more joy in life; and I
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the, Penitentiary for a lengthy period. ..Ae to a 'war standard; ilea significant lineation
the family •grew up they gave unmistakable to France to partiolpate be the lew, of hitter-.
proofs 'that -• they participated in their- national represeion against Rilitliste, Banat.
father's ideas Of life, • and. the ,boys have lets, Internationalises and other Organization..
liaeriThitigagarlif -Many ..a....briiVI:7- They '-iiitintled-16-.1inbVert-existing-Grivernmentr."
have also been blamed for most of the die .Theie dangerous eleinontis Mere attained O
graceful crimes Which' have made Damn pewee that Tender's combined, action on the
Amens, or Waning, within she pest few part of the various Cabinets absolutely neetsfr
.Two . of the boys drove a stage eery. In the Chancellor's opinion neutrality
between London attl. Mean . for a on. the park, of any of the Greet Powers
number of - years, - and ,as ' it was ' is inadmissible.- . In ' case France refuses
found to • be a profitable undertaking to cooperate in this crusade against the
•'started -'line.; II international Socialists,Germanywill' f '
a neighbor .an opposition e. . for.
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is the language of the unspoken ettegione,
In the reining which have been Made this
evening, some allusiona have. been made to
his morel chareeter, • / 'do not like to hear
those allusions made. • ilo is dead and gonet
I would' Only 'ask What . did .this Man lege on
tenth that weli good, and what does his name
deserve by reason of the good?''What we
would have done in his plies. we dare not
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think. When the tanner garners his then.
sands of inwhels of wheat he nevers mantras
how much straw there was or how Minh of
elude As . for Robert Runs, the Words he
has •epoken. for humanity, , for 1Mnor, truth,
fidelity, petioles, Courage and endurance.,
have done more for. Mankind, In . Scotland
than, all the Neatens that were preached from
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the pulpite during his life time."
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and hone and stage were burned to ashes an • Austrian armee wi, • 'p gee, n
..., -,blamed',
•withoffensive" d defensive
The J,Jonnellys .were for this, but no accordancethe , and
direct;•f forthcoming•At • . later'-alliancewhich h b t d •'WU
proof was' a, as been en ere into between
date another stage Owner had ' his - coach the two Empires. Should thillepreselve hew
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. in piit s fired t be rejected by the Chamber and passed by the.
sawn . ems, whilsts owner was •,a . ; ,. . . .
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by a veiled assamin eta lonely portion the Senate there may boa dissolution, resulting
between- London and Lawn. , Then not from the antagonism of the two Houses. It
roadstigiclard
a few of the inhabitants of the Township of • is • thought mann' that leading "Erelicit
:Biddulph had their buns .and, stacks of Republicans will not Vote' for the megrim
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grain burned down, andiron !sundry linens , The glutton °fig question Will then bang
Which It had been reported' the Hannefire upon theresult • Of the elections. Should' a
hid. used, there seemed ., good • Amgen to Republican etaajOrity be returned to the • new
'suspect them for this also, Still there was Chamber a refried of the dentates of Bismarck.
to direct proof to gimlet, kid the gniltybiiins ' will probably eta after it a realighinitle
escaped, In . time, , magistrates were war with the twee allied Powers. On the °outran',
almost afraid to set against - the it a ConserietivAi majority brretinned the
supposed ging, and local constables revolutionary, • elements will be entailed
beeeme so frightened of the vengeance which throughout Europe, and war may be avoided
appeared to hang over whoever meddled with in this way. lily. informant expressed the
the alleged incendiaries_that thee declined to: earneit hope that the elections eveuld result.
make Any arrests, In this .dilemma the in an . overwhelming Conservative majority,
assistance of Meanly° Meleinnon, Of figoll •end.that proper .and finely Menges might:
ton (now Chief of Police of . Belleville), was be taken to lours cue a desirable and. , In.
got, and for a time the lawleseneee ceased: the gent ot the. passage en a law ofjaprilm
&few menthe afterwards,' hewever, chat of lime and *vivant enforcement pt. Our same,
incendiarism became unpleasantly frequent. Germany will at ranee take the Milliners of a
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.Ationote, were if/ throw rainy treble general (Rearmament, which, by relieving her
off the track, and . other ' diabolical Midgets, will tend to moue for her internal
in the East•
A strange disease has appeared • .
Nntl of London, . It ie an ', affeetion "of the
eye; knOwn in the infeeted, district as 1, the
flier to the limbos mug
bliffhf'" 6nd *4 fim-- -- '
' It is *indent and dangerous, . not seldom
destroying the eight if it be tot probigly
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-taketri#,-hanch-Tiaree-weeks-ago there were.
Ilixty.inne'ogee
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130 Ilene. The epidemte. id ouppOried to
ehripel .it find& impoltationa • '
.
A Men *he herr ell thedyepelerishe wenn,
it his own Menge,. but
laughs' • • - t if his dinner'
le on tipstoe you can tickle bine With a joke
cut of an arithmetic. There is nothing more
painful then ter. be compelled 'So eltrip short
and explain ir, joke.. ,
-Lcindon 4081)110k to aleph& drover Inning
.from „Berstein stetion-s" Hen you. are Scotty,
Isaiah y'r beets for twopenoe, end Rinke you
look like a goiriereitir Drover-" TipPenee I
Use instate al that! Man, ladle, it iell
east len' me aer brushes fora Wanda I'll
poilish then meal' for ilitrithing In '
It 1101 hielt decided, aye a contemporary,
that.a.hintuatayi bailiff has not authority to
tell geode that 'have teen Mitred. 110' land
. .
Th 1 I th of Tenets:
-. . • Ito too n ? neighborhood .. •
ver, Hungary, muting to commit tearfulde.b
'd devouringall cattle tconfined
pre , anon", a no.
auks became sqfrequentthat the ampere, tranquility, the frieudehip of.' &testis and the
tion of 14110612 ethiale villa' a bade fair to he. preservation of the. conquests . of the 'latter
, g . . .
• dada- depopulated, offeree a good salary Power. • • " . •
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italic or Mho Wee of • A prison
40 .t
P" safes;, - - •
was returning home Ins sleigh . was at.
who- ., ,g.. ._—__
ticked b a aellt of wolVes arid Ordered the
'driver to beaten forward,. At a•sudden angle
of 4h e reed, however, the vehicle was upset
.
' and its occupant tern*. plane by his ravens
one essailents, . helm hie bimodal gement
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amid roam the slightestsseisteuce. The
latter managed to gage. In another locality
the wolves entered 01 yard adjoining an int
and mimed art ese, which became an easy
prey to their voracity. At Szalouts a eimphiard
was wow by surprise and mend, and in other
esetreste many potions have had harrow
seespee. . .
The grind jury on Smudgy found twenty..
five indictments Against WV, Edward Cowley,
Manager of the Shepherd's Void, New 'fork,
-' ' heating'
charging him With. etartneg, and
tingly iletreliting the children placed under
hie me. Cowley WM tweeted. and bail Was
flee& in 1600 mi moll indietinent, in default
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-Chi f ConstableDetective•E • f 1 • ' . 7- • • •
b, Everett, ormet y In reporgng the reception ree_Fgof.jetord,
1 th ' 0 • i •P li • d 1 tt 1 t Ft il ' • -- - e"- - ' ' e "' -
0 e• ntar o o be, an a er y o ein • gait old and the etaff of the Ve sat ele asaki
t ,. and, . , ea g ,
ton, took he poet madethingslively the earrespOn ent Of the North China Herald
hit the gang, notwithstanding that numerousnoted that there was not a tingle case of
attempts Were made ta• ireinide prigonere, seamy during the whole voyege, , This,. be
: and attempts on • hie lite were made. learns, wai owing to Mae fie° use of a anion.
One CI the . 'Donnelly . fanny Is littlithmry that springs but of the eternal fee
in fait now serving & teem in the Peniten and mow during the short amino. It eggs
limy for a most determined atteroptieleke
.„ profusely, and hail a tante like the topbero,
the lila of Everett be shooting him. Whilst but more said. • The fruit" ft dried and then
Berndt Wax entering his house dem one
, tilted with milk of the minded, and it
winter night, the Wonabo ' treseleow Can be carried ins frazenstatefor lb:Monde
fired at hint from behind a. woodpile, of miles. There was elate Weds curious kind
the allot taking sited Within an bleb .451 'the of food Made from the whale's hide, which is
constable. The crime was tread home to pickled andasaten freely dortpg the winter,
Donnelly,. notwithstanding a determined • Among the prftlient arrivals in New York
"kilt WI his "lady" to swear him out of it. is • Al annex BMWs. of .England,s who
" --matters- --In t - ' gd - - • •ds• .
For a time, wore id, but latterly Mettle it daughter of et•Preil wit Gant..
the Old "reign terror" has been resumed, vt,,,,, ii.,,,,,,hi,,i, .,,,,,,,an,, 1,,, iii,..„y„.„.1.,
and incendiary !litre and other merlons arena* '"-"" '''""s'-'7 "--- - """e"""
have been 'sequin. Rightly or wronglyk the, Credodilee trige shed hypoaritical tears, bat
.11/11%iiiiIiiiii vaa,a . nroitia haitataal *a - ha IS take* iftl tillifillffii• itt AnLvii, rt Uthaa *Mt*.
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