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�, 'QUA410 14101SUTOM Ar b*IIM . � 1 4 , ld not think Shot 'bore was THE PONNEUY 111MARgo did not r000gnizo Any of the portion land that - 11111040W X
� , Aliall dkootly, or in itsOtlY ""IT Much to 600104in of In the rural districts, but � .. be 4146 mou%lotiod to othero tbott be 4jd ript, 41dopee, I
I or charge pay fee other than those' provided, Share was much to be o9mplgIns4 of in ,be - swift o'er the sun
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"Um PARLIANEXT-FIRST SWIM. In We sariff �f too# under the Divisloa Coati, Oldeti ; and he WOU)d go even further then r the murder its told - I saw a shadow pan -
. . Act. The alwana W84 adopted, PRISONERS BEFORE THE JUSTICES. * Constables Pope and, Hodge $bat be distinstli
,what the Bill called %pro by !confiscating all , - With subtle charm,
I . - , ToUnwo. Feb. Po.' -The 13poOor took the Mr, BA=y prop000d.,,an amendment pro, the liquor found on the promises otoffenderg - � saw She p0soners Carroll, Partall and A,Tdor. so k, 06 full Of We .
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, - I One of the greatest evils In courts I , Mrs. Connors' (the; h0j'i mother) and Mr. , =12gulip0jo sprite, .
f vidin ndoreed or% ever r ells his Story. , . I #,srted last, ui I
t I "ok at threa O'clock., �g Shot $hero should be a atio Nil Johnny Connors W a nowpo
- _ I ap I � I - Wholon'O evidence obiroborat6d � Shot I of -the .�, . .
- - -_ holes to What he told them. � H04oub :10 linria.
j, - -- - - - � laxoply so Uri Toolay, Uri, -MtwAw replied sum] Ile— A. notice, -informing She defends. t the'liquor traffia-woo the-iraffia .Carried. -on , ---- , - - - - -my stap-ore-It was aqwu,-�_ _. __ - __ __ __ - , , _. - __ _ __ � _..
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Oat she Government Intended to ask a grant [A &NY CANS 14 Which an %P000101ft MAY be during the hours be . tween Saturday night and A Three-bours" IOXan�Atttation Without ;
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� . � voy for the relief'of She diagrams In Its. made to change the piece at trial that, appifen. analloy,morning. The ooeop 0 P1,0004ers � Why look u0t6 th
atio�m . I I . , d clause or this " -wilachbax-ovia, g the a blue? , .
� I - � Optima tbottisido for much OhPM8Q within eight BillprovIdes Sligany licensed botelkesper � Rteleasea an Xafl-A Lqnd*A SAM. , ofmight. L '' ' I
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� � YAM* tar � Alan& go. PPIOT I lie') .days, after the merVI00 Of the 4UMMOrtembov. W60 should be convicted, of sollini liquor Cliften .Threatened ."Mr. MKOMAbov, on behalf of MrN.,Maberl Farout . I
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I , , thopervica go required to b 'After seven ol,oloo.k on Satutday night, OR no the Vrown Attorney
I . I ext , Ild the ways Of � � o, made within should Vr11k ](,yncbtnit, ked for bail, a I 1. ,. Pteadyandkeenof wing, I
. , . twel.ves days belo the return, a d that such , have his license taken from him, I and that her. . I acquiesced., The bail wag JI . The slight, Impassioned tbing, . .,
. to n A -at 81,000, Intent on the goal unknown, I
I ` took so anioa for the erection of ex- I I I � . . _. I , I -�,-:_ - .. ze L Patrick
; . and twd sureties of ,§600 each. had held Ito cqqrOo alone, .
I Ition buildings was read the second time. Application must be made within ton days should be prevented �
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� The Bill respecting she expenses of: inspect. when the service is required to to made for 'two luadesditig yearn, The legialatio , , Pot: 2I. -The preliminary examl- Whelan, the Mon to whose house young In %ilout night. .
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I I *I; insurance, companies (Mr. Crooks) was within fifteen days or, more. The clause wa's was not only in the interest of temperance, . It, n'thenight,of the murder,and .
- - I I Partall, Thomas. Ryder, James Ryder, Martin John Col% brother or Mrs. Maher, war& ton Dear little bird, stall float.
raja the third time and passed. adopted. men, but, Alto In the Interest of those ougaged, , I _ FlIngliar down at my Ieeb .
I . I I . .knew of hot,?,... MoLmahlin, Patrick Ryder, son., James dared as bail for her and accepted by She Shadow for oorg; . � * .
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On. the Bill respecting the Toronto & 0%. on clause 16. providing that *hero in a in, the liquor business; and he Maher, sea, James Maher, jun,, -TsmOR Shall, Crown, and the prisoner allowed to go. I
laws Railway, Mr. Mimas moved. for the contested, came for more than 0100, an keepers in Hamilton who would be glad to, , . Xore sure am IE of thee- �
"offlon of the clause giving power to gro attorney has been amploye4 by the successful see such a law onaoted, Be autided to the John Kennedy, Fatrick Ryder, jun., and . I. _ I I UnmeeD, uphoard by n� a -
:p TRA DUANON. Then of some fbic us felt and known - �
UP party in, the pandas . ',,on Maher, charged with .the murder of An4suardedaerojoWn, I
� rAunlaijoilitism for bound, purposes. . t of the cause, the vaot quantity of liquor mold ifttr maven o'clock ,T,,,,, Mr. MacHabort, it Is understood, will not
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� . . judge might, in his discretion, direct a on Saturday nights Ana on Sundays. Doutiolly, Judith Donnelly. Thomas, , - An my life long. . I
PROTZOTIQiq OF GAME. � I . I and Donnelly, .John D0011 And Bridget Don.' offer any defence at the inquest. It in whim.
I I too of 06 to be increased, according to the he hold that It was necessary that some. I nolly was bold at th oily . . .
I The House Went into Committee On tbs difficulty stud importance of, the thing should be do ' I a Court House. tQ-d,y pered1hat evidence will be forthcoming at .1
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1 3= to amend Abe law for the protection of sum not exceedin . . I 0408 0 - no to curtail she Oyu � before Squires John Peters and James Fisher, the investigation on Tuesday next, at Lucau, x0finNevinfivas a fireman onihe Evart �
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I . - g 010, to be taxed i6 SIII46 a4ludea to. I .1 I � � I I . � which will entirely nullify that of Young con- & Osceola R%ilroad In Michigan. A log was I
itemosaidiar-boaring animals, and Mr. Md. Justices .of the Pasco ,for the 'county# The . I . I I , � .
. L I successful party and addedto the other costs, Mr. Hilany maid the Government bad under I I
a a I prosecution was conducted by county crown noro, but it is merely a1umor, an. u ght, and his loco
Lwaimix mov d an amendment- extending Mr. Picanis thought they were going to , a �othing chained to the track oui' tit
, , Consideration tb question of brIngla motive was wrecke
I the close messon for gnipe and plover so &a to I g ..the Attorney Hutchinson and Mr. E. Meredith. tangible his go far been advapood to ouatain I do killing him instant]
I ongraft on Division' Ooutt license law, if possible, noarar perfoot!Qn. It . . 1 7. - .
procedure A prq- I it. 11 � . i - . . � - . . Hill widow oned the cornparly for 0,000
. 100yortbatima from the first of January to vision which would not be generally accept, was Tho prisoners were defended by Mr. H. Mae. ,
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� .1 I � pioll-able.that the machinery which had � - DACK To ;AIL. . damages. W-hile the suit was, pending &.good.
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i .1 the first of August, ineie'ad,of from the first able. The people were accustomed to engage , been introduced from time to timelor the d Mr. Blake. looking,young fellow made her acquaintanee, . 1. - I
. of way, gin proposed in the Bill. The emend. lawyers if . I Johnny Connors, the twelve year old. boy At the close of the exomingtion the I
rusul was carried. .1� . they chose, end they were at liberty detection And prialfflamontof illicit dealers in ,who professed to fall in love with liar, and ainde a
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to arrango the fees as best they could. . is understood to bave witnessel, the prisoners were removed to jail. They dig. mar .
, The second clause was aloo amended so no the fee '. . if liquors was being, better under4tood by mag- tr,g6dY-from below the ki 11890 6119096ment. Having confidence in
. wad more than they.thought reason. istrates and people from year to year. , He . � ad In which old played a cheerful demeanor, and seemed not hia,$ Mrs, Nevins told him that She log was
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Ito provide a close season for haroo, extending able ormore than they were abI4 to pay, they feared that the second clause of his honorable D Daily ohlil, ,and whose graphic account of in the letkat 'disturbed by the evidence Placed on the. track at bar. rcqueat, she I
Iroin March lat to September let, were not bound to engage professional assist. friend's Bill would be more severe that% be t of� act., a. rel d to the coroner, has ,elicited. Their friends, bowever" who were dealriag to got rid of hei husboad,while they
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� � Mr. Mirium was 0 Inady in V Be, colum�m, was grouped around the dock, appeared lens ion.
I , pposed to any intaifeTence gnee. The. result would be that instead of intended, and that It would go too far. It Ruins as to the ran & of t a tri 1. and left were to have all the money that eould be
with the right of hunters to use dogs d I . again examined. Him evidence in chief was
two L . atlag remaining a Court of the people it Would be. would be a oarious blow,to a dealer to have III h a Rained by a lawoult. The wooer induced her
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�, the whole months and 4 half. ,The come a lawyers' Capri. The ol I &use would big 11cenis ram L oved , from him for � two. the sale to given At the inquest. 'Towards the Court House wl ' th a very sombre uprom. to repast the Flory in the heari I g of am- .
, a the olome-he recited his visit with Mr. Whelan sjon upon their countenances. The inquest I n
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. ameadmoutwas cirri d-Yeao, 34; Days, 19, Ostxoy the simplicity of the Court, 'and it seltro, aftDr which time him bual- 0 'n "plod witnesses, ,an4 then had,har'sirrosted. ' - - -. . .
� ,The Committee then rose andreported. The- - to the raino of the cottage, and Added that will be continued sit Lucia 32 Tuesday "OXI, 114, Wall . .1
. I would destroy that principle by which a suitor neon - would, have All vanished, and . adiiactiva, in the company'A employ'
2hIrA tending was,set down'tor Monday. had the liberty of engaging a lawyer if he his means of gaining'a living In this he bad told his mother he id.e,nti fled Carroll, atten o'clook.'but tho-investigatiori oiilo- . . . .
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f . . V, . 'way Ryder and Pqrtell its taking part .in the day, it is geners. ly fell' will* relieve It of its' *ItAft extraordinary dlicovary, hii,4'o5Y8 1-1 - . 11 .- '_ .
� I TAJA INTERNATIONAL PARK, I pless 4:. It would be better to leave It to would be destroyed. A deputation of to- I 11 I I
I Attack, on condition she should tell no one. interest. - the London World," just been mido, or in .
Mr.MowAT moved the second reading of suitors to pay professional m9n according to spectabla lieenied viatuallerobaA waited upon r I . � . I .
.. .the Bill respecting Niagara Falls their value. . � I .. L I ,he had told: him father. I L . .L . I . I .
and the him, and had made some valuable sugges. ... I A140THEIS CHATTER -A LONDON CITIZEN TXRZAT strongly believed to have been made, by the � .
11 adjacent territory; Slid afterL reeiti. - Mr.' FnAsna. meld 'the dnestion was not a Slope with a via-wof enforcing the promen . t law. 0116011-EXAtUTATIONNI. NNED WITH LYNCHING; I India Office. The sister of a Bedford
. ng the lawyer's question ' I If , She hon. gentleman would not 'press his Crams 6xaminad. by Mr. H. KaoMobo�, LONDON, Fiat. 21 -The following letter was . baronet, who� being then a youu . shira I I
stetura 61 the c6rrespondencer which had taken I I � at all. The clause was only I - I 1. I I . I I I g Sir' of son. , , , IL
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� .Place between the Canadian Government and intended 9 - C-0011n0ra 8&1d': -I have often slept raceived,thkomorning by Mt. Charles Rent ' . I
the,authorities of the State, of New York, he �inoraaso of jurisdiction,, and then only to that would, during the. recess, eleriounly consider W6XO;,thG last time I slept there was -when from oku through the post. matiny, has been found in a harem at Macau. . ' I . I
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� smiiA that in.biq opinion the international Ones of cases -that are actually brought to the many representations made"to them, and they were at Granton before; I can't a . my how . anonymous source .. ,The lady to now in.Iiidis, and questions b%vo � ' L� -
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1_- - __ Tf -ptijact'L whbul&bar-taken inhand,by-the- ..triikl.beforathe.judge-An&aym,then,it.W,allf Ary to make such a provision an wbuld meet love it was' befoza, but think it, 'wag about a was attacked in his own yard',by several been sent, out to secure lovidepce of her , I .
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4 d the object of him 1ikeiBt`iiI'i6ioexuea1 * : -' - "' - '. week ; I slept'with the old Ivan atall-Jaak, on: men boiling from Biddulph,on accoont"al bill , desire tri oonces - 1.11 - . . - . I . L . . I
I)ominlon Government, an the judge to decide *bother there were to ))a iEe iii . ligont.1ty, whtch it 14, sitepectell'therdway be' a - "
I Bill was io enable that Government to costs. or i'6t. Lawyo,ra, did not care whether Mr. CALvis pointed. out in humorous tbrms . that occasion in thexame room.;, J_ dou!t. ,having interfered to stop & fight in. ,Which I . L . I , . . .. - .
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the m4tter up. The amount * the Bill was changed' in tblireipectornot the peculiarities .of the liquor traffic, eon., know when Feeley went away that night; the they - . I '.. .
involved in - S great evi were engaged with -one of his 1. A hen doesn't mingle in promiscuous
i - I carrying out the projeci would be"totbor -too is they w 6uld always got their fees in cases iZ Sending that it was 1. He billeved old man got in bed immedistoiy before Ildid ; workmen, One Of Lthe man was society ; she line Iter own exoInsivesist. � .. I .
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I ranch for the, Ontario Government. . The wbiolt thay.ware en&gdd. The clause was the license law was defective, inasmuch as it I elep% nearest the wall; the hand of the bed Michtlel" Howie, who, in the :mele0whi6h - -_ .
- ]EEO-- 4o4oward-the front -of -the house; tbord�mro no- , followed, received - a -blow- which- terminated L . I .
� Bill was than read a mecon dL time. � adopted. . .. ..-...---- . .held.'Ouk no-bountlea--to-informera, - - X . . . __.__.__.___,_____
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- - - , � . - . , .o amount recovers . w was when the of the Biddulph park* was a )non named . I . . I . . . I .
The House wont into Committee on tb; witithis;notica of1alidhaeofyIenstatemen; admitted that whiskey drinking win an evil, old man was getting up out of- -bed; I got Kennedy. w110 In now Involved . � L L I 1. I .
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I I Bill to extend the Jurisdiction of ifie Division melting forth, with reasonable certainty the. tbe beat proof of it was the fact that he was quite awake; when I awoke, James Ckrroll Donnelly tragedy. Mr. Kent was arrested 0 L . 0 I . , , , ,
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.9 9 and ground of the defence he prop so here In this., House at the ago of nearly eighty- was standing out in the front room, and the but'She grand jury found no true bill, nud h(o 9 . ..
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I court:. After making a few slight amend- to intro duce, and to which he shall be reotrlct� two years -(bear, bear, and or he - old man told him to hold the light while he was discharged. � An aotion for damage,, win / _F141 gor .
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I Zment .In the Bill as far as the 30th clause, ed in the trial. ' - � I O.I. .; iiiquora was dressing himself, and Carroll said, 11 Oh then brought on by Howie's widow and a ver. � I . .
" . the Committee rose, reported progress,, and Mr. BAY said bid experleEce of defendants for fif ty-two yearn. He was sure he would yes ;11 the old man. did not oall him by dict form large ilum obtained. Kentapplied .
I asked feave.to sit again. . 1. � taught him that it pleadings wore required of not have been h1tro-4o-day If -he had carried name; at that time I heard Tom talking for a fresh trial. w,bich was granted but the For restorinq 'Gray Bair 'to . - � - -, -,. �_,.
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In answer to members, Mr. MOWAT said (1) them they would not - be I orthooming. The on throughout his'life is he had carried on to old. Mrs. Donn6lly in the kitchen, but cass� has since been lost , oight of. 'This ex-' I .
I � libat the supplementary estimates Would be amendment wag put and ]oat. , dur!nR.hio younger days. (Heari hoay, and could not say '*bat they were talking planation Is necessary to outside . ro to under- _11snatural Vitality and Color.,... L 1. .
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il. . brought down fit an 'early day ; (2) that it Mr. MoOnAnny moveathat thei following �o - laughter.) Re could recall the Damon of. atofit; Mrs. Doilrielly, I thitsk, was getting stand the -letter. . . �
; was impossible for the House to adjourn Nub3tituted for. Section 94, That it it met off fifty lumbermen who drabk Whiskey, who up to. start . a fire ; . she called Bodget I I ., Lu( I IAN, Ontario. .. L . I A dr'essing � . .
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i mext week, and (8) that the plans of the. L VOW proved to the satisfaction of the judge exceeds .bad starkadmilen he did, and notone of them up to start a -fire and I heard Bridget get -u *r- 0x6ftt, I. . - I . which is at once. , , ,
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I Parliament buildings would'bo. mubmitted, W the amount. shown to be due to the plaintiff, wits 'alive to -day except one -a gentleman and start to -light the fire; the Other Shy SIR -I live heardof1h taking 1. a g r e,e a b 1. el , I .
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I the House next week; TheHou96 adjourned, the plaintiff shall be nonsuited, or. the do. in Detroit -and for' a good' many yearn were all up when the old man asked the man awayoftliv, onnolyA,andLthereasonwhywhon I . I .
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t 81 10.20.till 3 30 p. In. on Monday.' fondant may elect to have,judgment for much back he.' bid 'Wou is tempirance man to hoI4 &Q light and I think they lit the ,eskspo punishment, tilon it ia the. duty of the . fectu 1 for pre- . .
, TonosTo, Fab. 23Tha_Speaksr_took�Jhe_ _gggeig, -provided this excess be within the too. `Some of ,them had out their throats; candle ; 4 think the candles are kept standing pUblick to talre-the law in their owu bonds and a .
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I mhair At three o'clook. . . he ___ - li6ih-iTdi-cidof-iteliiiurAtii�ze ' . punishtbe gilty. TboDonnellys murderQdand serving the I � . . .1
; � . .jurisdit t US if ouch excess 6i ns, and. Others . on t4o table in the kitchen ; I could see a light robed andburned,',aid. still managed to esk'spe - - - .
Mr. HAuDT brought down the. plans of the .be groator L than the amount within the had drowned themselves. In holien and think i astice. You murdered -poor Howie. It was: a hair. Faded w
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� .1 juriediction.of the-,qourt, the. judge, may first eldoted a member of this House 6 had that Mrs. Donnelly had a candle.; the bid cold-bloded murder. You bribed lawyers and. I '
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; .. adjudicate that an amount of "ouch oat off thrown Open a large number of taverns during man atoppedin the bed room to drag6 himself ;' doctors and i drimen, and by them Dion% escaped . -
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� . . � . equal to the amount shown to -be duo to the him olsotion-it was not blogil than-andone I don't know all the Carr'ollo, but know James., our eyes .upon you, 'and your dome in Axed 4 . I . - I . . ... .
! The HOu8G went into COMmitt'39 And plaintiff obalt be satief I . . . . . . criginal : colm, I
. ied by sueli claim, bat man had presented a bill tot"HOO ft. fiquor, Carroll very well - I -know William sooner or later. There Is no . .
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� Tasullued the consideration of Mr. gardylo ouch adjadication shall be no bar t6 thol but ho,*OUld not po6y'it. L (Laughter.) But - Carroll; . Calry611 w4o. out In the front. one hiCh YOU, May with the,glosi and fireshnas or . youth. � � I
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Bill. to extend I .the -jurlodletion-.,of *the- -plaintiff in -guy sub,equent oult-forthe reh'Idus, the,tavoin -keepii-liad. gone -and-charl gea- the- -room-whisSlitig .,wheni the old In lengthen your days a little; turn out that - n .
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� nd to regulate the officers piano _,,to --ano-bor.dapghter 010YOU,are-living-witb_ and, - Thin h, � - . � . ,
Division Obarta 'a' h il,im. he amendment was. carried. . wbinkey Into . o;atg---(laughter) -and 'he had him; he eam_e__tb-r'_ ib' ll-ei-de-room- door give'*, hundred dollars to Blehop. Walsh for the _ch_ec6kcd-,an' d__b-,a,tTdn'es"s__'o_ ffen' .... ih'P'_U_g'iff .7-- -_ - -
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- or some unimportant amovdalonts, Mr. your Land, which must come before long. 1p," "' , not always, cured �by its usla� 'Noth� - � - - - , - ' -
I the House adjourned tit 11.80 p.m. ' " - vised thomgeyitlomen who bad gone ort that .one of the Donvellji lit that 'candle; the Ot 0 . . .. . . I .. 1. .,
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I 1. - the� claaas�piovidinj for, TOUONTO, Fab; 21 -The SPzAKE:m took the- 1riplo the-Northw -ta,-.turn the'r'-whisl-ey- ol4,m,au.nbyqr L t' cAlio hair whore the
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I the imprisonment of jadguieut debtoro'be chair AtL thred o'clock. . and tholrVine and their ram and cigari into maid in my life that he fisfica me t6,get uji . and stand before k'cooft where 'bioney vion't follicles, are- destroyed,,or the glands '� 1. .....I.. . . - .
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agenleLcj_ 4, i�Aitfon from."the- pats1laughter), aud, the House Would pay the and areod; I don k romemkor telling the this now or You will be found a vith a .�t 1. and -decayed. But such as . - , . .1. -
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. maki g-difforsut Idwo for the rich and -the ty Council of Toronto, praying that tho]33ill bill and oiy no more &bank M, (Ronewad coroner. ' and the Lj Or . y tb � at he. did No at Lucan, . to Tm.. morn. i ro . . ' � -
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I I poor, - A DISUL who owed a largq:.oam po�ld - befora the House respe9ting municipal ex.emp. laughter.). He. would fight whiskey, as dong 'the old" man, *hen."b 'got'out of the bed their. - Their will be no . - . �
not bd impriEoned, and a small debtor should, Sion andiaxatio, * may not . . . . , ? I arrests this' time' We b r this 0 f, I a . .
a Pass; � fishelived. (Cliesto ), � ,. will.flo things better next,time. Piactics, im ,- application. _J�Stead f'oli -- --- - - . , - -.--
I therefore, be also exempt - __- L - -- -'-. .-.'. " ' L ' ..- - . .. . . Mr I , Ginio� iiiid �Iial_ 'On' the- J 6' -id ' ' - "' ' -I' r on . ; 1, was looking - -hair I with . a -p . asby sediment� it , , . I - . . . - -
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I . Mr. FAAGHR gaill he �ad own �f three , . 9UPPLEMENTART EBTIXATES. � - promise in a at.CiLrroll whi e ho was standing at the � oor, do It.., When WA have Bottled -you, we intend to go . �, . .
I kn I , bythoPiovincial Secietary. he - would with- :and retognized Win; he ' ill k6iip.it Clean and-vlgoiom.� Its - , * � .
. I was standing in the for Drought, another murderer. Bloodforblood. W . I . I . I
� losses of imprisonment iti-Cohria other than Additional -estimates of oxpenditureto, eft, � . . Ramemb6r, before the 24th.May, or you are dead . I
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the Division Courts. He.,pointed out that. amount of 475,871 -were brought dg the. draw the.Bill, but. ifthe in sure of the Gov- doorwav when he - asked, for his coat -, tile old I occasional use will prevent the llai� � `� � . .
� , wa yen'T siument did not �mbody the- �mehdmento man d;1RA out to Anow:if altly one. knew In a mouth.'. .. . . � , . . . .. . � I .
1 under the Act as it siood every possible pro- terday afternoon accompanied by a me I (Signed) , VILEGENCE. � from t " I 611ine ofF,. and, , I . . ��
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� Osage he had quggo!ted he would reintroduce .the where his coat was; Mrs. Donnelly replied '. � . I I . uTning gray ot - . � I
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imprisonment could only take place when, items ,of interest, are '011,582, for the and the order ditabaiged. - ' ' Tun GULCOSE 641300� . - deleterious �l . I �
� man put on his:coat'in the bederoom at all; � . -_ .. from those substafices ' I . I
the debtor admitted :his dishoueptyo�t of insintenal3co.of the Mercer R61ornimforyfor - Mi.PATTIcilsox moved the see'ond readln'g he wt, . I .. . . , I .. . . .
. nt out, of the room When he 'got bin . 1111tafting Angair Crom 'Old Ungo .
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I his own mouth. He thought it wits desirable Females, whidh'will' be 'isady foK.oc�apation ' I I . which make some preparation.5 dau- I .
s - . of a Bill to.provid(i for the construction -of coat ; when maid the coat was there tho'old ! � I I . .
that thera'Bliould be some means of reaching In, a short time; 43,400 of 0, special, grant' The unfortunate squabble among the 'gerous, and injurious to the hair, the . .
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leliberately dishonest. "to the Ontario School of Art atid'Dsoign ; already provided with a crossing wag -Aivided Carroll did hot take off his bat; he had on a glucose nimmuticturare of Buffaloo atid the Vigor can only.b6nefit but not harm I
� . the man who �vma c railway crosoinga in cases whey a farm ' In come back into the bad room for it; .1. �
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� � . I The rble was that tbp judges were exceedingly 620,000 for the relief of distress fii'lreland.; disclosure of thelaot thaf one fir wait it, it. If wanted merely fbr .a , - . � � . . .1
into two or more parts,undiir separate owner- soft black lolfasi-, I could nottell *bather he Ing a proilt of about 66,000 a dsymby a 3wnd4rk .1 ... . . .. . . . .
,, lenient. Of course it would bd'lmpossi�le to 01,500 for the distribution 'of enilgrmflon ofilp., This Bill was also, sifter discussion, had an overcoat on; � he had a black coat on Is - - . . . I
mama;% law which did not work an occasional pamphl6to. I . I I � � 1. - I I ivithdrawn on the under'stindifig that. the -but Lciannot say whether it was oil overcoat quiring no very special talent, has mat on * . �. I . .
I 0 C n tit WO . fo t a regular glucose is boom.". HAIR DRESSIN.G1 .
. imidatioe. Laws were pasoqd to meet general- - Mr. Woon introduced oi-Bill based on the !G v r me Uld endeavor to arrive tt a or not ; he had on a pair of gray pants, some. 0 �Severftl now � . . . . - .
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I losses. I . . . .. . . report of the' Committee on proposed, solution of the'diffiQuIty which would be fair thing like gray flannel; I need ,to Oftea Boo flotorloo,are being otart3d in the, Week, and � - . .. I . .-. � �� . . . I . � I I . I I .�.
� Mr. Bnonm did not think that. any . sub. amendments to the Municipal Act, and on - �to�bpth the owner of the'farm: and she railway him with them oA;. he usually wore,them an additional -one ia Canadn is spolica: of. nothin Ise cair be found io desir- . .
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PtantialinjdAloo would be done to. dettkors bid motfon'the Bill, relating to the Reform%. company. , ' - . �.. . . can be rom almost -any . ontainilim neither .oil 'nor .. .
by Allowing the law to . �. . � . I every day,, they wore just like those trousers vegetable fibr n I ., ambric, . .� .. ...., 11
stand �aa it *&so * for tory, for Boys at Ponlitsuguishene Was ufi6f A The Division Courts Bill was, Rf' tor Darner- young. Maher. has. on ; when the eA In Germany'. there in is dye,'it - does ot soil white 6 . - . I
the power of imprisonment wits only .xer-- -brief discussion ralid:a-second-time. I .1 - .old min , factory which turns oni siveriti - 16nn a and yl�t It _ �
I . . one sittings,'at last peened tbrough ComimIU- wenrout Tom and the, old-womin-were4n-the . ts long on the hair, giving. . . oo �
slasid alrainst'thooe who could pay but -would The School, Bill was read a third time and to's and ss& down - for, its third reading. The' kitchen; I don't,know Whether they tied th " week. of glucose, made fromi old . rage. It .
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at the honest passed, as wexe also the Bills relating to tile Bills respecting the reformato - . omfort to think that old rage are lbo , it a rich, g! U e_ and a - ,ateful .1
- not.- Thejudge would prote . ry for boys and 'old'm a is a, a, ,,lossy, I �tr , ,gr , . . . � . 1. 1. . . . - �
dobtor. . I . - . . an's hands; I never told anybody they defti here and corn is -too cheap to rand r pe f in - .- - - ..� . .. . . . .
. ' I Grand Junction and.. Toronto & Ottawa the ramoval' of persons from county jails, to did; some one told me they tied his bonds'; I . 0 r Li .6 , . . . I i . . . .
. Mr. PAXTON thought th;,aWndment wpuU ..Uailwayto and the Bill authorizing, the provincial institli Wum ' , It likely that our."confeetionory, or.!' refined . I.. . . . - " , . � . .. .%
had were also passed doWt know 4ho t6ldme so; I am told they I . . . . . I I., . . . ; .
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�, . perhaps, meet the cited. . no sympathy, Minister of Public Works of the Dominion. .through Committee.. , . . . . - W sugar," will be Made from cast-off gar. Preparpi] by Dror Lti. Ayer &''C ' - ' . . . , . . . I
with a elites of debtors who were well Able - to Sake st6ps-for the. formation of a pleasure . bad done so about, a couple of days after the inputs. Bat the. Process im very i1niple. , " . . 9il - . .
, I The House adjourned at, pne olelcok., *. -1 .Murder ;, When the pairtyliad told me so. Idid . . . .. I .
lo piky, their debtet, but he was in favor of. kroundin the neighborhoo o . . . . - � ' h 1, I
. d 1xiagaraFallm' . ' . . I I . The -old ingg are steeped in aulphuric acid, )NZacticnI and Analyticar C evilstss . � �� . I .
earosaing the �. CIPAL TAXATION- Ai � M E, . . . � , I - .. , 1 1, . not may, they had done, go � I was told it- at and the� resulting dextrine is wash . .1 . ... I . 11 . . .. .. . .1
. . 6or debtors, wlip oftor having -, MuNi , , xffmi�iou. ;,' , ` - - home'.at my father's house, I cani tell who. � ad with ...- - ' - - - � I ..
. handed over'sill their property were still liatle -, . . . � The fffirm.tral Wool stud the 44 N.Jr.11 Tarin . . )line water and.thou treated to more acid. :_ tqWPIL4 MASS. . i . I _- .
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. to be pursued and imprisoned. - tp ' When the. piotectionlat tariff was introw. � Tfie rtault is, graps sugar, ok glucons, . � . . I . I. I- I . .1 � .. . I . I
weis Ulking in our 'house one 'day� and � . �
I Mr. McM�Hox said, the present Act wig ,yacond. reading of the Attorney -General's duclid by *aTor'Y Goveiihment 'I .wait to I IdenticaTin .its �chsmlaai '.composition with , 41f t - .- , - , - - , . I .
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. 0 red Othig - munialpal taxation an4lex; i on they naked me if it was, true tbay-had. tied the mugait 6f grapes - 1117to . . . � I I .y .
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� I ftimed S inso$ a certain plasm who would pot, amptioni His. explanotor,v speech was. fol. . .learned that .go far an the. wool which the , the old man's hands; I swear I can't tell who ana other fruits, but a - I W . . . .. .� .
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�, pay their debts,'. and if it, was expunged it residend.90. .After &-few remarks by %�&Y of ,former produced win concerned it still toiame this; my .mother, sisters and Up. rather indigestible product. It is used . P 'UnItl ill I I � . . . �, I . .
� would havellie effact of Allowing them to. go . .. remained onC the free li extensively by .confectioners, who prefer it - 1 13-b I .
� ---soot free. " I I I .. � . reply ' from -Mr. Mowat the motion for the � st, while thdmauufac. there were there when I was- %old It; It was to'sugar not only on account of its ohisp.- E:Gl� I I
. turiad artfolo.his *so cbrapolled to Purchase down Anita in thed6yiltne; 1 am coil . . I , .
lit the sympathy WEIS second riading was - carried without a divi. visa .'subjected I . ain the neso'. but of its - its form without 11 �1� I I . I .. . .
; , Mr. DEROCHE thOUg . . I to an increased- 'duty conversation did take place; when t . preserving I . . , -4
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I till for the poor , debtor, and not a w' d was . PARLIAMENT RUILDING3. At ,the prement time there are - il. man wont out of the bed -room I did not bear I � , . . . . C I . . I .
said about the poor cradi'mr,'who was often � . Mr. Fraser'n BAI providing for the erection ,Canada about two hundred woollen mills any names mentioned outside,, he only said, - . . . I I I ., : , . . I li ... � I . . I � I I .
ruined frota.b6ing unable to mako'those of -now-.-Parliament-Builditigs in the. Queoule. using almost exclusively, -wool -,.which -oin be "Tom, -are you b4ndauffall?" Ibadh . card . . , � 149t-omce 111folko. _ - 1. . . .. .. I � .
I _ - %lobtors pay, up.-It-wns-tbe so-called gontlo.. produced in. Canada, while there are twelve Wit about handauffa, before; my father told A recent writer on the'subject of irregular � I I
I zoon who deliberately go. about to 64 hunt)t Firk -was read R firat and second tiraw by mills using wool which Is SimOZ-f exclusively me %ibout them a long time a �; I � never saw deiiiariesof letters supplies the following I t I . i I . .� I � . . . . I
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. their baher, tailor, or butober'but of their j not . 'the diocussion on the :measurb 'would tako� imported',. From thoolli statistics it Will be a pair of,,handeuiZd in my life before the valuable hinto to those having oodsolon to nip 0) .. 1;
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duen who were clamoring for the repeal seen that, if thdis be any virlue in pro- murder; She old in said, . IIJ . im, what have, the postal facilities : � I. . . I �
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of this clause. He ventured 'to may place to-day'on the motion to go int " I YJ .. I .
. was not the poor men, the I armors mittie, of the Whole on the iesolutione. .: � Ilectiou,' the Government have A. oplan-, yougot against m * 9191ow? 11 and ho'oaid, ,,I . (1) Postal cards with mesookoo on, ode side andard article is.conipound- I I . I .
I ,,Mechanics, ,., . .1 did field to test 1hoix theories in. It �h all right but Do address on the other. Did Tiris. St. �
. or those in rural districts who wished for the . JURCUTION CREDITORS. - - I . . avd got another charge. against you nowP . . . ,
.1 . ' ' IS undOritOOd that A prominent ocular Toni amid, 4- He, thinks bold smart;,, he also the writer in�ouah cases subscribe his remb ed with, the greatest care. � .. . I . . . . �, , k,
eluage, The omendmenj wig, lost. , 1. Tha� Fldluoo Wont into Committee 'Of the in wool' at Montreal, Who imagines that' askied some one to ioad.the 'warrant; I 11813COUS W81140 big name the Mio0IVg�WOUl4 Mots ate as woliderful. aild as . . �� I
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I 4CLklids IrOB WAGEO. - � andamong execution creditors, ' . urgi - ng oil the Finance Minister the necansity. -one once; . whol this conversation took place (2) .Postal cards in which the cornmanjos., satisfactory -as 6cr. . I . . .
� . . Mr. PAxTox protested vi�ky strouily.mgminst . I I _.. I I .
� MT. M161111DIT11 Oftia that in the' Masters' . of imposing a duty on imported wool. Tha�. in our. house, about the old man, hands Sion has been carried. over to the address aide. It.reqto.ra� gray or f�de& 11"Or to its %. , . ..
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. of Ahe'lailli as blai . Such cards are utimmilable. - .! thf@ col' .' ' . ' , .. .1
I and Servants' Ado pro*ioift whi. made that She passage , Ile calculated , W60611 m0nufflOtaZilr0i becoming AWAM Of being tied, ' I lintil remember wbother Toll or I . I
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. &' "" - he min of' email' .capital but good the, fast A jvwda�s ago; Reat a deputation, A , *hich hate not' been , prea I . . . � � . ' I I
. cases OF non-paymout of wages aililit be. il : miytilling wad i old about this Warrant , I WAR - It rdinol�es all cruptions, itelling - , - ** '.
investigated before a Maglatrato, -andwagoo ... a it, US , Jt would tend to favor the rich or 'rather a few leading manufacturers in the house when this conversation took 1910 p . ..
. I . *i0`3%ly. atoms ad. if the envelope Aowii, -and .dandrufr. It glve,� the head a, , . .. �
up to 1�40 recovepod by that pi6ogis. Appeal* man and the monopolist, . . , I I eoustitutdd themselves a diplitation unmistakable , signs of baying -',been I . .
I . - 0 . , . Who ,place �, I justwent in and out again - When I � great � , I 11 I
I Mr. Rose pointed,ousif's retail merchant - Waited on the Finance ' 'Minister and' lifted tip iny head to 'at the, old man"s coat, I . comfbrt� alld , :t alli by Its use .. . .
. were allowed to the Sebelovoirt themooaoeo-. oh"Aad him ' 9 , stamped, but the slump, 'dropping., ci, , it.io cooling, soothing sensation of'
� account from one whole ale firm protested against the impblit passed. . . I .
I The Act bad, however, led toeross Outrages 01, ion of any could see into the front room;'X don't think I . lie se,
� and he cited a number of cases of appeals In to .in�ihor the former Might Issue In exacu.:� . duty -on Wool.. The probabilities . are,. that I as* Carroll there then at oil; if he looked . (4) Letterri addressed in Initials, so,*, for bebomes white and clean. . , ... . � . I I . .
� the County of Middlesex, *heia the do 0 of � tion under thin Act � and seize the., ,,goods their demands will be Receded to, and that into'the room he could have Neon me; I don't Stemple, ,,A. B. C., Toronto,,, The Depart. By ii�s tolile properties it restores . - I . �. �
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f appeals On one side alone hed, amounted to ,,, 3unt was not due. I . I . .Wool will remain on th9_ free list; aid the kno* whether Carroll knew me when I WAR ment has ordered all such to be retained and the ,capillary glands to their 1101-111,11 ., , '' '. � .
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I . three and four times is mdoh, as the wages to . Mr. Aunign unprotected Canadian farniGr placed - by a in bed; I *kne ' Carroll was A countable ; I sent back to tlao writeri This Is evidentl ' I .
be recovered. Why. mould .the juriedicti n Bill would be to, aboliab tlmo� tfie ToryGovernment .in competition W11h �hls heard that how . check swindling. The hint 1A worth knowing vi'gor, preventing baldness, aind rnak-� .
� a- UA_aooLbo 0 Q. pMtsatod . need to be arresting people ; I orin . hio- the hair .
. oontrAoti b -AM _ba i&d_-_3_V_--"_i __ . .=p - str6n ' '
__g9A._o9nfari_ed_ontbAD." * ' * - . 969-Ap.co-lab Ab ber to those who are anew advertisements. 1.
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Ugly- �now.sro t a people ran in; post With.wnglawd- �
- he t . - _j�d 7 TuMe ,-a -3-10-p-A-Z-V , - X -S- �_aNe_islilg, poth , Ila .1 .
I Couirti, which would diopdoo of I In 0, I Tories Who denounced the present into thokit6henw "eift I 111(r . S beev . . . .
.- � � . I . . extent, with indiscriminate credit. He 40POd Tory Government for pui . a were gibout twenty of them, sn'Ution 6f great .Britain. Firtiao d . � I � . � �
11 trifling expense ? I that A Olmule Would be WtrOduadd whioh'would rouing that aoirse I think - that Y .
which hailiabnobatActerbod as -a ,,-single- a 6"'O" f0ulld SO CffeCtUal or desirable. .
Mr. HARDY said he Would introduce a blouse is I 0aw them from.. under the b6d; there Of sending any suoh.to Stair friends at home I � I .
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. prevent the dealer In good standing from. handled jug Policy 21, "' 0 � . : wad- only one of them dressed in womaulo Will therefore do "well to choose some 'other A. A. Hayes 13 .D., State Assayei, � .
I to that effect in his Bill, , Thd remaining being brought to the wall. , , " . . � . .
claumen of the Bill were 'adppted without Th � , .1--.410- 1 . I of'Massixchus , s4ysl . 41 The con- .
. I 0 several blaueem of the 'Bill clothes ; I only just -got under the bed the ,raothod oUnnomission. . . I .
amendment. ..' � were road 'Lord RogaborJo 111404 not a good OXaMP16 to' first time, and than ran out again ; I wAg.uOJ . Within the limits of a certain bulk, eggs* stit0blits .are ). ro, and careffilly so. - .
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7 - - ' Mr.-HA'Almr-propoiled foradd an-amondment sud. adopted with name amendment � o . . . 1 . I , . ,� mind-own*6 in Scotland by refusing to , there five minutem ; .the men all rushed Into buttong, WIN, white mice, fruit, ploo, tobacco, lected for eke lent'quality. ; all(I I I . .
%, . - The House adjournoa,st 10-.30' ' I . biliaider b1i right of hy'p-lotheo -sit the -bolik. the kitdhdf)j where the old- moni t ohoe'o� teeth, i6volvero,.. Ornaments, godkoi. . . I .
. providing that the q1ttings of the .Division TORONTO, F ob. 25. -The Speake r took the he old . �.1- .1-- I ___ �', _.
� Court might be hold in the Court House, r ., . . 0110 Of his 'largest tonantoo The woman, Bridget slid Tom.,wors ; when I ran beidwork, boom, in fact arly(hing may be seat c0lisidOe- it t, , Bb"--rf;r,1mxA,y1-0;4 .� . I I I . . �
I ab air at three olalobV En.prtloof, r6lif *so however, ban taken even a bolder out of the bbd.room--td run upstairs there by mail except liqaldg. Liquorj no rNatter f6k its inteiided purposes." ' .1 . I I
and that In the case ,of towns sti4* Alfies. The.tionme wont- into Committee on the SiOP4 At one stroke he has abolished bypo. we no one theid ; only Bridget ran upstairm ; how put up or to whom addressed, is invari.. * . � . .
separated front counties the use of the 13111 to protect the goods of I � ably confiecated. I
i court House for* such' � purposes. oh lodger's And $h6c allowed a joint right to ground game 011181olooed ths'-d6or aliar'ber and I ran back . � ll�rlce, One Doilar. � . -11
i 1. . I ould boarders againat distresses for rent due 'to ftudleltsbliolied freedom of I cropping And a again; I gotbehind-tho clothes basket, IT, � .. . . ' .7 , . � � . I I
be taken Into consideration -in mottling the' the superior landlord. (Mr. Monck.) The permanout oysteria of Tam: Inisix DIRTRI0R6.-rY_VdlaireUr of , 33UO3Z1=g:,A4a= Z Z , � I I
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( a attention ,on his =,b,lg clothes basket ; there was about six Qadbeo. says : , 70 . .
� prqportiori. to be. paid by so It 'loops liv Committee rose, reported progress uAd'itoked estates. When in the TON= of aommong f hpapa hot - ween Slim top of the basket place to come ".Ireland 'Wag not Ills, last I .
. . for the maintenance Of the Court =11010! leave to Bit again. I I to the assistan eec FOR THE WHISKERS. I I I .
� ' The Amendment was idbpted. - . . His Lordship was *611 known as A very strong and the unddk side Of '�o led,,,wl,,,, I got I . . .
I Z14110h LICENfin ACT. . advooAto for ths cOncension , of certain back there Won a When she fts called 11POh- We itoolleat ono ' Tliig� elegant propailation rhby be
i I - Mr. HAen-r Fuld it had beef! repragonted to 0 condle 0 amp in the timoosmong others, Wharf amelatatioe W . �
I himithfittliere,wero 08008 where.the builift Mr. G;noox (Ramiltob) moved -the recond 'demands In favor of ,agricalturints. .� front room ; there was a candle lit in the rt,lasojod for the victims of & great, 26 . As velied oft to ohall(yd the color of the � . . I
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� "'kitchen; :the Donnellyo had two coal oil ravgged our city, the*pOpulsilon of Which ' beard from grayor- any other wideslr�
�. was In the babit. of taking a fee or commig. -reading of the Bill to amend the Liquor Mr. $, A. Simmers, Consul of iho German larapo in the house, but neither of them wore fi Dublin .
� Dion for the collection of, debts over and Licanse Act. In oftering the motion, lie Ifluipire'st Toronto, has just bad bestowed alone subscribed to the fund for oar able'shade, to brow4i or black, at dis. . .
11 above that to Which be. was entitled, and in stated that he was convinced from a return upon him by Jh84EMparOr William -the Order lit; before I Want under the 'boo 1.03W Tord gum avioulating to :e7,000 atotlPogi orreplolmofoh er6tioll. ltisoagl'ly.-tl)l)liecl,belligiii �
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does not pay does hot got it. Cavils were Without llooline warranted him in , '11100tatilthattliaBaptloto6ft gri his". . I At the okating rl�k At BrIgbioll,, England, fo_otually prodliooS a perfuhnellt Color, , . I . . . . �
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� niantioned where it was alleged, that the calling for legislation ievero anon h 11 I The or 00-eismination * was continued. In recently, appeared, the following notice ., which will neither rtib nor wash oe. . .
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