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� . . . 0 1 - 11 . . I . � - I I ,,, .1. .. .1 I � — XXNIS WAS11MINS. . Irnill,Aonexurno im-upwr. -1 Too vitureli 001. . 11 mobbo4," pays Forbes. 11 Once before I
� -No .. S. How TO. WK FRUT FOR NARRIT, -_
, Fir, X I I : -The bell In the bolf I over t1le, way, bad experienced the tender morpies of *
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. . InKow she stern Se Prems-.Tlaolr ]EVIOM" O'l-'11010um XOrfs Just TMAbIc 010kUle" In the alloioufl'chur%, quaint snored and
I let . X . , French mob, And
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� . Anwisitlas Itepart On 440 sulm�tet-lbellb.! : , a I � qucn�vo of)mipodcrmic Jectloo., I windows ol rich st%�ne g asp �ery cruel.11 Beal4os, he bad sincere sym.
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. lmolipn Proposed. The following vapor will, be interesting ' rivAllip's. All. Costume. . (From tboNow York Times.) Lo4 wondlibigly ouT, As tbi i villageri,s ,pass I �%thy for the position in which the. Mayor
. I Bucks, Of Obtawa,a ws muc , to jousts it I Wom ,.
� Xr. P. F , hairmitil Of to farm( I fruit-growo ,11y. ' , an's fondness for dress, her extravA, "Itour"111111,111t"T, watt the bell to begin
I I Deroons more or less PrOtal- ation- found himself, and was A
. . read mt the wintoi iIlieetiug of the 1 gs,noe in gratification,of her taste for dress, A number of 1 . , - nxious. act to be
� . OpInmittee on Fences, submitted the was, ' av6 died in 1 11CQmQ:InI Coniolal the cause of any disturbance to'the tran.
. I the owing reporb . at the Fruit Growm, F ruit Growers' Asiociiation in Hamilton on � her fastidiousness in being suited and getting nent in differentwalks of life h From sin . quility. At the as ,
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: I I I toil, I , the, 18th of Jo.imary, by mi. A. M.'Smith, an % fit-themal, Are topics Upon which man tbiO 01bY withlix. 04 few menbl'a from the COMQ Ill." . I . me time it Wa5wholly
� . ocie.tion meeting in Hamilton last,week: . I of hypodermic in6 . . out ok t1fa queoti
Age ., _ �ed fruit grower of St. Catlmrilies: never tires of writing-, and' be thinks.tilat direct, offect, it is said, _ � on for hira. to go Away
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. I I$= Committee oil .Fences b%vingox- expmew , . . actions of morphine. Most ofthom had, And they xavorentlyoutpr the ivy fringed door � with the, Germans, or to stay. indoors,
imaill act .a Avould be inclined totbinkthat tile 0,91 writes upon any one of those 31 I 1. I
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begun the inJ h -46 sacred afolo, over tile lotterealloo
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ad into tile Aubj . my � associationhad already discussed this Sub- be 0119 11111filillng a duty to socie . fell. tolls of these who sloop below, 11 It Monsieur cannot go," broke in the
� . I ,is fu I , ty. But according to report, � I he will paraon,the other alterna-
: X6port : ject fill it wasexbausted wh , we , ilors, claim that if, they would they coal in. order to, relieve theffisolve,87-4r=_ pain - 'While their thoug . , ,heago Mayor, I
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� - ist. That the a *sting laws' regarding number -of times it, has been before us. tell many secrets about man's vanity and ,caused by neuralgi% rheumatism or some I And the bell, high up where , thootpo ,
. x1 i w I . X )leads grin, tive. It is: "-hera the Mayor hesitated -
fences &to unjust o land, owner And go. bar the , I 110alp out in the ounabine- ".
, tc ny.of ourmarket .other distressillg disorder. Theeffootwas 44 01. it is the yellow board that gives to Men--
. . . , I , fence But Should we, visit most a - I I a extravagance in dressing,. and not of your - - Coluehil Colneinl
. . U cupier, because if, her has no need for A I - I leseaut, so delicious, indeed, that. they From pill . slour the ASPAQt Of a German." - - - - w
� are professional dandy, but of men who are 60, P I - I
: .� I i around We farm, 090 � 11 , , 3duced into such use, '
� I time and see the way fruitg' 06140 In-`
� iQty Should not compel in fruit 0 . S$
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. . � I b of week, were gradually at Cut off my beard V, Shear that mane
. - brought. in, strawberries ",nd other small presumed to be above that sor bf- morphin6. when " they had 'no '1 . - . I of years ; the cataract of bSiv, wbich had
I him to build one, I � , lonal I I cutter " gave a New Tbatbollhathr -L
2na. That if 0, farmer chooses to $oil big fruits, for inst,ance,in pails and pans ready nose. A profess Ong the. marriage chillies
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I . i need of it, Audi soon 'yielding com- can my orifiamme, fox
. cattle be Should nob be'requirerd- to expend for jam, with tile extraction of a litt,e dirt Zork reporter a few hints, on the oints, . I . years, the otdy� _,
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. on fences P, tax estimated at two dollars and* the addition of m, little, Sugar), Hosays, that when men are finicky about pletely to tho' habit, were Whou the young ltud the fair, the stro �dt Q tiling h Iwas prouamodforwhioli
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. 1, , to, keep Ills neighbors' peaches and plums in boxes and -tileir dress . they I at . Q more fastidious. than 13Y it. 3?hysiciana say that this 1; I had ever been envied, What was St.
I I , . , common among persons The blessing took and the promise gave ,
� . per more per annum, . to be far from im To love tilltho crowaof life theyshOula win Meuse to me,that for bar Ishould -mew my
. . orbighwsyeattle, out of his property. barrels, apples and pears in meal bags women ; among I I . �
, I . . of wealth andposition, particularly "Comelal Oarnallil . hirsute glories 2 But, then,, if people got sav-
� I . I I Should compel % land -not particularly -,jell shalcon-(the. ' Thotroubl6with'men is that. they, do , women, who, after h I I . 1. . I I I ight pull my beard r oiat by the
: $r,d,. That, no laW . _ aving tried, it. a while From Bill age the
I , . road or division fence 'bags I mean,, no such imputation would not, V,JWa*B kUOW What they ' CQ1.4ain"' .
: I oupier to make A. � want. Women have not i.h tb� ". , roots. 1�iz do it, Sir," said I to the Mayor. -
; a the fruit, as'the numerous bruises are . I had the strength to relinqu I I I
; I IV I , I I more apt to know exactly what they delightful anodyne. Nor is it by any means And again I Soo thab fond young wife He bowed in silence over my bead and only
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t, that the public are just as much interested would testify), we should'comp to tbb con. want, becallso they 'Make a Btu I confined to Now York. The evil � . .
� 1-1.11 I .1. I I dy of dress. � has spread In tile flush of berjoy,. the sun of her life Spoke to give Ilia the . Address of hie own
; in the welfare of the state as are the in- elusion that there was a necessity for a. They think of it from childhogd, They all over the land, thoughitis naturallymost . Ulm a beauteous flower on that bright Sabbath barber. In twenty minutes I was back
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: . dividuals of the public, These. last, there. littlomere discussion or missionary .work, See something they like and say, 11 Make provaldlit in the large cities. , It is, said to Whon the bud of tUaIrpromige, thoirteuder first- Again. Tears of gratitude Stood irs, his . I
; fore, should be protected b . thing of the kind in this direction. it like that." They know bow goods' will have grown Alarmingly .during the last five box eyes, I learned afterwar48 Aliab 6 fim , �
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'_ . . � . "o enclose their own If men are so blind that they can't see the lee% when made up. But,many men are - a - Througli tho.mir clear And aeration was conti go t 0
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� . I compelling iudividualb. t I I ,. or six years and many persons who would Was hoIA at, the forlt. . I � . p U a his preser.
! . difference between getting 40. cents m, bag unrems(,nably fafftidiolls. One thinks he thin , I . . '. . I �
J . . stock, I never be suspected 64 the habit are The bell ran7g its welcome- vatiou of the peace. Ile circulated
� I . I Ah. That although the "public have a.'for their apples, shook from thet�eea end has a full breast, When you -measure its irredeemable victims, 'It has. largely I "Comainl Comoin � the report tbatratherthan be mistaken
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I .. rig . lit to trav9l on the roads they have, no carried to market .in ]),Ags� and 50 to 75 him he puffs and swells out to undue* pro- usurped'tbe place, with certain plasoes, Fromsiu I I Jor L6 German I had out 6ff my beard .
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, 4 . . . � righttouse said roads for,,& cattle fun.or cents pot limlf-bushel for good hand. picked. portions. When the coat is finished and . . couloill." .. .
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I . -fru" and, clean baskets, or 02 to 08 per of the old custom of, tmkilfg mor- .� I I . I The French, journalists ga-ve me a, cliama *
- pasture ground, I . ,it In 'lie tries it on he smys it don't fit, When tile phine, 1�udanum and. other preparations Still tho last fkno,l scene, the.saddest of %11, , pagne bauquet. The next day the Mayor
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. 5th. Tbat every farmer orproperty owner . real trouble -As that,. he does not `iwell him- a, ' into the stomach. Xho opulmr Thb sable throlio, the sombre ljwl� . . �wll carriage 10
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. either by paying taxes for road construction send out st missionary t6 enlighten them... self 6ut as he dic measured. The mufflod tread of each mourner sounds � S1166k me by,
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. statute But to. come to the question : the best wA It a . .1 Whim he was notion-isthatit is not so'har I - As -be slowly winds 'mong the qrassy moundo ' the hand; tile �robust P -O'( are embraeed li
� . I . , or repairs, or by the.performance. of � y mail is punctilious r4bout's very nerLt, there -is very little difference, and t�e injec In accord with the bell, as, fr�m life's busy din �i,.'u.eaii ' I I .
� . labor, has a certain vested right'inthe' roads of putting up fruits for the market. This close fit, the chances Are that he y;iII tions are thought to be more d I . I I me, malting we suspect that -garlic was her .
. I . . angerous It Solemnly tolls- . I
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. . . Igurrounding hi&lmnds, and in newly settled depends upon, the object you have in view, ,complain tI %,to too tight bec&uso they are more insidiouti. They , "Comelal Comoini ., princip �
I . , -it is to make the moa47you ran out wh hat his clothes From sin . I � . .. mi diet. I was cheered almost as
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I I townships or townships being less than half whether ell he tries them on. .'.Then the bian canbe self-administered without the' ledst Como in." � .loudly as. tile colonal himself; tlxe band
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I . . . � ol I eared a marQrity of 'owners .should say of your present crop, without regard to. the Who says 66 - 1, wanta. them easy,..'And is trodbI6, and are so administered in laemrly . . .. . 1. . � . - � — . - � . bioke into 11 Itule Britannia;" at the ban.
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� . . ,�jhether the public roads may be used for satisfaction, of your customers or your :not particular about tile. 11t, "' is' to be all:ca as wbord� seriow.rrilachief is d6fii. . Alit, , 'S ., quet of Q6. Frenoli 6flicers that'evening ,
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any other purpose than reputation for Lhe future, or to give, antis- foared. When he gets his oloth4s.'home The offset of the raoirphine under the skin � . . — the Mayor, after m long.and'glowing eulogy
I travel or driving of Stock when'required -faction to,your customers � -and your own' big wife or his sisters. or Ilia , fellow . . 'Aaaworiderfully �k Tole Fronk. Ills No,tv illoolk-11111ow, on self.sactifice, concluded -by saying that -
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�`- - . - . I I conscience, and eatabliwi i�rpatmti(al that boarders will scrutinize -his garment's"and France wato imeactied Froni'veril. I -
along them., . � I ' "' L . I I ' iiareeable., A delicious. lailgivor steaTs ower I I I Ilia respected -1-�uglisb friend bad, ll� big
,. . 6th, Ths�o during winter these roads are will be ofusp -to you hereafter. It the send lifin back io tbe�unfdrtulinte.tailor: t" a(! as in r, 1878, 1'orbds, 'a, ,
. . . he frr,me,'.tbe senses are .wrapp . . In Septembel was at St. 'self acrifice, saved France' from a great .
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I fenced in such a, Way that they harbor former, object- is -your aim,;iu th.611rat.place, '. 11 Do. you. find that men are mueh�u . . � dream, and w Meuse, one"'of tho la 'o peril.. The Mayor'a'speech was.replied'to
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: an coking to -a, consiaerabld , ckages Toll emu, , ' fv all .Iij most joypus , consciousness,. of perfq9t hold in pawn lo� the Germans for- the 'pay- by - a perfect whirlwind of pheoringi ttnd
. � oftrifts, thus Ill I . . . . . got the cheapest pA as n9ae fluanced by their w, as as to the . ,
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; . I extent the travel along them. . I I 1. like 'ordinary ongs as you can, and have material of their clothes?" - . 'Yet fascinating repose softly overflow$ mentofthemilliaras. -The German troops there. was talk. even of canferring upon . me, I I I
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.. I . I I 7th. That the maintenance. of fence . , ,h less as possible and . -Influenced? Wliy, air, it arnounra to th *..m and were about to withdraw, and he had, come � 'tile freedom of the city. . .
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. I I the farmer, no- look like them. This you call do by giving slavery in many cases. I �Ilmve had Mail wom"e'n have frequently found it hard to thither for the PifrpoO of w! . . I I . I ..
. . an excessive llukdan on � .- , - � , tuessing the . � , .
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. . . that, timber is becoming Scarce. Bud dear,. special ouders'to the rnanufa,6turers. Thou ake me contract to pleq,e � effect upon the.*French population., The . 11 .. 8! . .
. - .Jbeir wi -resist its Allurements, 4na ,have not been 11
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� it belio.ov$h' the togisImbure to -make PiA in'all your- fruit, good, bad and indif. .in - Ilblo t6 surkender its beatitudes without feeling Oe . tr ,The Queen Ilit.4 just given . the Albert
I . . . and � I I of'it---�but be -sure the out of a coat. Thee here filled . . - betw the two races. were very Veaml to' Surgeo4 Henry Grieri--fof thek
. such provision by law -as will assistArt do, orent--dorl'b lose any . with. dilstructions. - They baV6 orders for arbusing hll their will. On this account bitter, or, at least, was.exaggerated by each �
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xpense, you get the good fruit qn, top of the pack- , I British. At-bly. Medical. -"Artmout, for . .
. . : ing away ,With sacli,gft oppressive a i the otyl6of cloth, the style of out, the style some pb sioians--will not administer or pre- other into a theory of bitterness-, because )I -
8th . , That in the early Settlement of. this agest gut the beat side up and make it look ly . ergio -conduct like .that of'the bfm,Vd -
. . of buttons, the lining, trimmings and price. scribe morphino under any circumstances, *the intercourse ' between the c6ignion, Sol.
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I... . .: country when'cultivated, lands' wore aemrce ` beautiful-bilyeis will think it alike all the .When I cut a, 'coat, for a married man'l * fearing the conse!luelices to, their patients. diers, and tile common people were far OkopkIyu ddator - who recently lost his life,
- cattle' way throQh, especiarly it thiy'have been � . - in Attendance upon a dipbtlioria 'palient. , ,
and there were no pasture Unds for. . , - know that,. in most cases,. I have 90V to Not a few women of -Abe firer type 11mve .from finfrienaly. But the French had -to
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. it was in the interest ofinclividumistofence dealing with honest men. 'In putting intw please th; wife. Frequently a man goes been wrecked tly the 'habit, and many to great blttern�ss, - Su'kgeon Grier found Lieutenant Graham
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. in their orops'and allow their cattle to run barrels have good fruit in both ends, as . 0, t . on., profess and they pro- dying of suffo8atiort-from thd diphtheria
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away perfectly 'satisfied wiLh. a - garm t professional and commercial, are'steadily nouncecl a tragic late 'upon any German otomy
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. - -aot large. Now the case. is different, the ionle f6lks look at both exids when buying And co&es back the.nexbday running; u tbGIuSelVGE; by R6 indulgence. -It eml3ght, lingering'after the evacuation. . B� having failed' to relieve hiff. All other �
I princilpal Part of the country is,.cultivatoa -you oan4put 9,11 the poor staff in the -mid. .with qqMplailits. Then I know. who, has. was hailod,as a great blessing once, and- so reason'of his light hair and yoUbw ,beard . . I .
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. and the pasturb and waste places. are in the (Ile of the- barrel. _ If you'are not likely to . . I . I effoetB failing, Grier Bucked the membrane - ,
. . .- � - - been orSticising. the work..- . Sometimes, :it isi properly regulated4lb'ut, like go many. mud his intimacy with -the Germans, it isonous.'rantter from his.pati6nt"
minority, these, thex no ruit enough, 'put in a pubapkin at � � 0 0
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. !efore, ma3F'b'e - fe ad havel' when I kilow. tli6rg is nothing wrou�, I put I ily be con , arted 'into gradually came to be whispeied about that, thr2t ;d happily wibliout:the evil offe
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. I . and n6t the larger tracts of farm latiffs. tWoi or a few turnips, to fill up, they will thi�.garnient wway in a closet 'never touch .a curse. � 1. . - I I Forbes waEf a, German sympathizer, and 'at eta
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. . . ills in. ,be useful to the buyer, and lie wlll� never if" and when I send it back iZ a few days it � . � whi&. killed the- American physiciari. ' . .
. . I . 9th. That tile owners of stock are t . I , . . , . zho day before. the evbkountion-the Mmyoi� ,
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,� A.. � , dividualo who reap the benefit of such stock,' know w.ho did it, and it will be likely' to go is pronounced v6rymnph bottorj�ud all Mr. John LowisIlyro, father of tile Ito- . sent for the correspondent and.expresgQd 9, . A nleetirig of.tilo'Borlic, Walilmennor' "
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I .. �, .. and that, therefore. non-stookliolders to the old country. - Don't pub your name right," I I . I . .. . . . � ,man Catholic Archbishop of GlAsgow, and 'hope that b6 ,would riao.away. with the sol- was held there yesterday for the purpose .
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I � &'expense of fences. on and you are skfe. Thig cobrse, care- 11. . .1. . , . � . . . . rundel of W*- diers.. Outhecoutmiry, Forbies told him- ofcpidemmn�the anti4rewiall movement.
. i . . should nob be put to � a this grandull6le of thb.LAdy A -
. in order that stookholdeis .may'lne"ke m, fully pursued,, may insure you tile most . .Upon the question - at extra , I 1
, � , stand- db(ir, has left no� less 9;sum,tIlAI1 11200,000 lie had . come to, witnesti'vot only ills do-, ,Twb tbo�smnd live .1nindred .persons were
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. - . I , ut, of their cattle. . ' ' money for. the first croP, Providing You 11 professional i'. thinks. bliat = to Ilia sopi apd another Z200,000 to be dis- parture of.tlie"tr.o6ps butthedeportmqnt .prbsbrib. ResolublQua weie adopted declar-
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. . Pralolt'h'. TherAfore, your committee, taking Aidn't happen to sell' to the same party ing all thatiwsaid of the,extravaganab of . *ord Arull- of �, the people 'afterward. TJie Mayor. ing that'the. meeting desired .to - express its
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�.. . I . - t.caso you could go 'to some� womeu7s dress, it. costs (Jultd. as much to pcised of by the archbishop mud L regrei'�nd indig
. into. adnaideratiori,the Obve filcts, respect. twicb. In tha I . del in trusb for Bi n4tion thatBerlin'llad been'
. . � I . , joh-peigons na.tbey may persevered. It waig 'cHtically importilut.
: . . �fully suggest that 'in, counties wh&o.[6 . other mitrket where you. were not..known. furnish Stylish clothes to men as to women, . t4o scime.. of meetings, the� violeiit excesses '
( . of the Bell iff.,&I's,ble But if -is to satisfy -your ous. The, remso . u is that a inan cannot have big , t.- This mea�% of oourie, the allo- that St. Mouse should no�-jivo wai-�Q-, . . .
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I I . . . 'land, 'all cattle, harass, , clothes made over -as m. woman emu. If his .2.1 of four baud�ed thousand pounds to riot and, disorder ; but. a spark . fike& of' whicIrtended, by exciting the most dis�' -
_ _ Age pigi, - sheep and tomer rl . them a gobd article,.and , . Romeu Catholic obafitmble an . d ecolesiusti- titiler and'Vid correspondent, with . his graceful passions, to inspire the members :
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. . I . � - establish a. rep tation for fair dealing,an clothei gob out of fashion they tire useless am, p I
geese be'prevented by'legislativq enactment . a -But I - I * . all of differentgrbeds with batredand,contempt
� . . . good friiiti,'I Would recommend ,the follow. . to*lkim. the clothing 6.f ,Vomen dan be. urp;sbs, Mr..1,,'yrowasd.cou:niQftbe great - 'yellow . 'beard,, broad Gorffi �fowmrds 'One another, and 'I'vere calculated'
. from.running at large. 'Thait pwners of all- . I . . . Holy' ltomanompire. Z veiy child', iliale shoulders, and intipaito- relationst� With . � .
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� I I . . kinds of stock.abould, be compelled to keep ing'course', Got the very -best ljac�ages of. made-o�or to'suit n6w fashions yeaf.. after and female, � of ibo Batons of Artindel of the Gerimans, , inight, � d . raw - upon . - . to to)XIlish, thoreputntion of the city and the' - .,
. . � r. all damages.Ahm� the,different kinds. 'vianted, and if you year. Their laces And ri.bboiis, feathers. : . . . I . ' ' ' 1i ' ' Opal be . - hollor i
� � ".. � .. . . them inelosed. or pm3 -may I . � Wardour -is ber.ii a count or countess by, a himAhe indignation (if''die :P , It . of th6 German ilaffid_'.rho Wahl.. .
. ,. I . . accrue from their' depredations ; that it get quart baskets. for berries, had small* slid trimmings of all.kinds, reappear qona special patent 'granted tothe, firiit bmio,u4-in- .-"-The-. tilith - Is,'! 'amid- * thb- Mn -r;- 4-*-ivm' -menner-prOtes6tv against-ilaterference *fth'
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I . may be the U yl a any one n ing I . . "at"'I'lly , ` 1595 for services tendered 'at the. siege 'Of'. afraid- that you. will be m6bho that I � .. � Ii I I � . I �
. . .. . . straying along the roads,. -streets,, or. 'pints as possible; � and ,if y6u. got all -LIP31lydidi wedding areas, -for instaxice, sh6' I �... . . � .
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.. I � . . . - b Vxr4n in Hiingqry., . I . I �tfioke will be.a-row,'aud then -the Garroang, ;. Capt, J-Jolbeck,� A.D.G. to General Luard, '
. I � . , any unfenced ; lot, . When ndt. , aocom- traer for half a bushelof plains, or -peaches, -keeps it fdr, years, and Wears it on atmteb T . , .. .. . � I .
I . I doii�t try -tb.'.put thQ_ .. in m twelve -quart casions., B& a rnmn�a wedding suit must. According'tottile Imp6tial:btidgetilli romy,come backl.alid. tile, evacuation post. 'v�ill-shortly,.i'no,rry-Laay,.Clay, 'widow of'*,' ' ,
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. V*6d by . w�sultabla.-attenaant in siiah �. . . I� . L 11 I . I .. : . one mna.i'll gpt,wiggea_. by file: Viefdot Sit Geordii Olkty, i�ad daughier of.Sir John
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. county, to drive the ap.me, tQ pound -- 'that basket; or, if. yon aie�oidorfng barre s to be be worn out' before it 'goes alib'dif fashion. �G 6krnan - akin y. on a P6966 footling, As'su.pl' * I I . . 1. ..- . , . .
I . I 'a th� 1116 biddbo'k to'out .-Among� the poorer- classes the -women al. plemeittea by tbe-'acceisibri-ob.. atrqilgtb�: AR -t 'a- iiiister Of the. Interior- and bully-� Walra,nd, of-BS6:dfiald�, - % .. . -.1.- I'll.,
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. . -for every head of cattle so p6u,ia4 made f6tapPlbs douTtell � . . .. . b t -newspap �. and the. int *111' * - - ' i
- . indi . vidilarwho � owns I . du', pay the staves. a, litile sborter thaii-for Aour. ways dress'better than the inon-iti the recentlyvotedl now consists of-18,128'offi-. 78,996 � .. . . .1 . -7-26mbs with: jp',Wollod,,'topa:.are,.a,r.aong
. . . . . . . such Stock -all 1$1,029 .horsealitfie , a enerally In the fird.11 . - I . .. I . . .., . . I � . . - - , � .. .
I to the pound -keeper over mud abovo�.al barrels; br,to draw in illia bilge a little; and- same- station -in life. T116Y Will seize upon cars, 427,2.74- men, and d at' tIlq novelties, , - . . . . - .
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. . � 0�,per ,Y�hen �uit don't put it ; ' a, fashionable stile, and make . up old nia. addition, including 901 offie&s.,'2545 mail- - -"'I 'I'm , no p6rtioul Aesire,to_be . .. . ., I I I I � I - - .
. .- other fees'or charges the. sum of 50 . you Put in your fj ' 'In I . . - -receives . � 2 9 .. I . . , .1 . I . .; . . . . — .
. I bead, to be paid to,, the, individual who pufs unsort04, just as..it conjes from the tree. tSrials in the npw." shmp��,witlr. marvellous and i,736 h6rseff. Of, theseTrassia, . - . I I � . 1. . . I I . .� .1. . .. , 1: .. .. .. �, I..
. I --woimy,.s 6p4tude., - .. -.., . . . . �. .. ., , . eight ilow�infdntiy iegirnen � _"�w--.....- ---....--. . . --.--. ... ..
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. . them in pound, thalt all Ziam S'tO brags Sor6e of- the gnarled� and . , pecimons . . . ts anaone bat- .. " - __ . _!.�___ . I .
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� on won't hurt,�Iio pigs; slid if you.mAke two. , I �� .. � . . . . . ., �7 ,\ I, � �. I N1, -V . 1 i (1/'.(;;JK
-whether set the land of the owner or � . d � 1) I, - ( �-,,� , "MR7 '. , .,�,k!\ A/ ( ,
. . . . ' ' they,will . leld-batteriefl .an one . - 1, " �,) ;�11 TI -1 �Nl' - F_ . , �'. I I 1� .Till , , "'
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. a by animals, be Assessed at thd full valae� sell,for..more than enong to pay �
. -� �Tbe rain'beat down heavily ,on George E-,-_- . ", , -1, �
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I I . cf�gges.kfter - you pick them 0 twenty-four f !� foitreAs �� , 3 I
, I sJong the ioadaide fronting his, land ,.. Gt�6rge J�Ilotlo; Vulleral. ; beiDgiliitribifted, � I i -L V -,I i "."d , %!..� �,;�, I -,�,J J 1`9 , ,� N
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.. � . them in your pack6ges don't �put all the . . I � . , .1. W,rt,mberg ,and.- Bavaria. The -greater . � I '.1 I �
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I p -best on top, but have it uniform through, . grdve.at Highgato cemetery. :It was. cov . parf Of this new'force, will bo'Aairisoudd in , ,." I .1 ,11.�.. __ 1- I I-Xv 11 XIVY -
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I . �. ... . -owners of said tr6es; that suit. oi�tl' and tYen'�oli need .not be afraid, pjau .1 I . I 11�' .� '.4.4-, 0 - - . k 10 .
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I 'parne on it, plate was inscribed.: ., I I is peilitpil due to- the ex-' _ ; . `�_11_ � ..
or offer - it . to a . man the , . , . . � I . . I I - . , � . 42_ . I I 1, ��I' .
able attenomilts be..emplbyed' when cattle � your odmtiofi in � i " , , . - ,. �� �,w 1 � , 4�,Y�� k6 �
. . . sbcondtim6.' Pursue this course from,year '. " ... I ........ ., .................................... ................. : istelice oflietter baxracl� accornm .. �, & �� 111
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. . - a the 'other so: ma� to .to;yemr,aild you will' nover'fail to find7 : . MARYANN CROSS, . . : . t116 east than in une we . . . .. 11, 1. . I
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Aeop theiii from -tray;ng off the.road; .that customers for your fruit.pt -a fair price*.- i . . ,LIOT.'- , olive -Logan writes:� I1%Ve afiielldwhO I i " " i , ,` .* . 11 _!�� . t .. .
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_pny one turning off. the romd; into 6� neigh- - � . I I I " . . . to - '. 1. 'ling lived -many years in Quba, wild'shetells. ) �� , ,L,:`; -.1 _` "' ,�'C ':�'7�', - ) I .. , "
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baring field either on foot, in Evvehi . . . . . .. : , - .�_,�� ��, . I .
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I . . Whe licesulf of Vnreclu lied Lisvei * . � .*. - ', ...... 1-- ....... t�, , . , - -. "�::� � �, , . . I � .. : '.. . . 11 . . .1 . �
. . I hellded- as 9, cobiinon tregpasso'r, and as suet � . . . . -1. ., � .. . . I . .. I Of tba-island, who used"towhirlout ifi� their I :.W�'OVIA , 11�.�;.,.: .6,;, .; . . 1. . .
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. laxner (colored), of Plain City, . 0. - a thAtmrimnalargyman w o' . I . ' .�. � .. , I . ' '
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I G, Buomi, dh i in, reported on. Monday. - t v a muraci had.. condtictodAbe services�mt tile grave of Mr. ll, to the �onvy and admira ion a �'_ I - V. �... I �' .� ;. 1, REMEDIES IN. THE,WORLIX.FOR �.
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:.. , . � - I - I- - I . I __ . . hro L owes, -made . a, menaoriml mddrqss which' . I �; - __ _
. Sul .: -- ------- _�,_. - -M-.-..'.-- q. -'--L-- been committ6d. t a miles frn=-tbi6t-6it .- ! 'all,who saw alem, m ,They wore no bonnets ' �- . �; - i - .. --'-=-ri-tr-CUnE-00-- � 7�- -
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I . ..., 19''. - I - . . . Investigation 4.iscIose4'Mrs.xatiiad,ScAt, ,t6uphed to*tears'mhny of listeners. bat�llaf lovely I . - I . .::100, S" W I .
. A jDaring And Perilous Vent at Nhigurn'- aw.oIl-to-d6widow,.aged40; her da;Qbte,i ,o To tbos6 who are prosentt," he. said '1*1 ii6 . d1arnond . and - gay 'dolored.-hud. much I .",�,.! i", ilji��!, .. .. . .
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. - � -, _:� 't -W nr I s-.- Fo-r-11ho-lasf dvid Id combined � cobble Stone over which.. they�. . . at , _ i "; I ��� 0 '..... Or . I . .
. -66m-pllslied�--a lija a Fall I witri t -breadth oT culTure an . � . . ,
. tradictory -stories, I and -w� as attested. He ,universality -of power'Whloh;' as one has . . . L" '1�70:111i ,;��!,. �,q, ,
. I .. 'their 'cmrriage -and the . I.. -1' "' � I 7 hm I and levb I .. . ,
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.. few days Messrs. F. S.:Kranz, D. Maloney .t 11 I ,., i f; 21 I'D , , [ � IV,!, � -1 � . . ,a, . . .. . . ..: .
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had liv4with the Scoit fmmtly; Mt 4umr-. expressed it, I li ads her known: to.all o6oupants'werq. spilled. olit in,'tbb road, dif3w ' �.. 1. - " �;:,,�, :1. .. .
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. . been bantering eabb. other into various . JeliaaL and left them. Givriler, who has ' . . . - ... a those' a' are. present. closiog'to the mmazed.bye of my American - ' '. 4.1 ;1:1-1: � . �Kt, .. 11. I �, . . .
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. I -ng.L*. Yeatordmy'aft6raoon the ith the raurdet'of is glven.AO knciw. the .: diffiaerfoo -and .r � ., _.. , , , . 11, , , �'. .�% U .. I
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.. . trib discidod to. -Attempt a feat well nigh th.d woman, girl, girl�, self -distrust whiab, noim4listanding all �o shoes or Stock! ' ' I 1, I . _ . 11 4 � ; . . - � I I. .
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- � . but she repulsed him. 'The indications are her publie*. iame, ,�heeded indii.51dual I � m 11 �`ihcluding, , . - , , . ..� , .
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I foolhaidy. Itwas no less' than to place a Aif associati6n 'df'piiysfcIahs. in Ham- ,,,'-" , . , I!. I �'; . I- - . : 1. I .
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" . � . Sign oil the old log in the naiddle of the that Gainer on Monday night'outragea the Sympathy and- encouragemeAt, to prdveilt I � - � K 1, " I 'I . -0. . UMPTION.. �
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a ur � � ber;associates,to - from feeling too keenly how- far the. re- barg have boon studying the case bf Kohl,. �. .- .�. � ,-o�!, I w III;, I �'. .
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I , - Island bridga..'The log,lies intlibeentle prevent.their telling. Thd murdered family. suits of her labors. fell bdlow the. Standard . I 0 ' - , '. �. I.. , ? cj�p N -'!M,;,
I I . the rapids,'and has, been there for th ,111 sha.had set,'bedore hor.� ... To those,Wh6'aro or -arms, -or mfi'��b ad to the . . -C , � , - ,I, 5� ,F,*� - ' I I 'not dry vp d`eough; and Z�ave. thd cel use".
. . . -were' Well-to-do. entered People, �. mile ind to supply their p me - 11.��itlik� , . �
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6 �resp.eeted. 1 1. .. . � 1�11� present,- too, it miy be give'a-though there �V.\,4'1�*,,,I,rki,�'11, g 'behind, as id the case -with -Ynost prd)7a,*afi'ons I ,
. . I . Of . . — , I right Shoulder-, yet. Who can drink, eat,,41re , I , ?"",i �� �. R does
last four years.' During I time n , � except a very Short stumpattmoll � � . "!,- " _� ,?� .�. , , .
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. . has ever been within reaelling distance of. An $100,00O.- AdVertisentent. , - and how nature may be pro- off pistols, thread needles and even write ; .. 4�,�,;14.-�, ,%'Io��,.t;,:". '41 , , _1111F
. . it. onceived the - . . . �to underst 5, , , . MW_ R, tation, Aus,removing. Ihe came.of coinplaint," .,,
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. . I . � . biillidut idem.of -plabing: a. large b6aid. � -The apptoRabing. census ordered1n Eng� . foundly devout and yet bb� unable to accept indeed, can 'write so well that. for a year. . " I 1 Mi 0.46'Al ' . . . DO NOT 13E DE08-IVED by.artieles- .. . -
. .. . I . . isnaby.Govatument, w1doli7frightoned. all ,hat' is usil4lly -held as .to- and a, half he Acted as a copyist in AilPsit6n I ` , 14 11% . . . .
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. . sign on -the - -log, advertising the rail-' 'he old 'rualds. - out of - I no . �ksv,,J�Tt , .
. . I , . t ,heir wits;'haa ligious elief... ,N '0111 j�mplby .All -this hbr� acquired the ability . . , I ... I , bearing a.,19imilar name... �Bc sura'you, got ))R.*
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. . iy set out on the ice, ma;nlifacturer, who -offers .to 'assist . in his hght Shoulder.. Al- , . ,
� . Is offort they reached SOmp 0 � cit 't i bt o'heightsofinfinitudecoald dependent .fro ! I .%� av, , ;; N�ra�per. 150 C6nts and. ,$1.00 a Bottle., P�e_
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. . . � s'in eaablinA.zhe Government 0 do its ta,ke, f er the' piAty of the affections 6)e . though by birth suchs, monstrosity, - . I . , � . .1 "I , � . .wi *
. - . . Holt 'a sign 4 x 12'feet gratiod. work. 'The - printed f lie I iow does not'present a repulsive. spectacle. I , I . ,.11� . . , -by SETH W. F 6W'LU . & SONS; Bosi ,
I . . 'm ot t4o the, b which were the mbtlierTtoilgilb I , � I � 9� Alass. §01d by druggists and dealers generally., .'
I . tliq�r,�4,oatination:. , ok or 1 is .� 11 I pared.
I Was sedately spikea, to, the log, -which -ad*, oensus..to lie distributed throughout' thef � . ., .. He has always boon in good lidalth, cheorm . �� " ,�.. ,,, 1 �, . . I
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1. . 'watch' their progiessi and many specula. Probtor, from., Sydney, N. S., - some rd.c nithitted for. trint-by ! . I I \-.- - __ 11 - N � I 1. . .
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. � mein would be hble to get'baok by the d - 3ity acqufred.by the deilgu`�-, . inauce4 many indifferent Public Speakers PoncornedIn' 6, ii r Leicester, 4 j�, ---- --- �
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... 1. . After two hoOp'. labor, and when the work and -so lie proposes- t6 lindertake the Whole their �ppeches by th� reporters,, An rahsabkh3g . OmO premiseg and ,atto'nipting ... I ;' ;�'.?,�e.V'y .- �. ,,, l-"fr"51 . ..... P R . i - �� .- - .- - .1
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. I � expense of - the census document - on, the spedeliog'biw6 4been written to sbo,w� what pri4ed by the police, whom they 'pelted : ! �, ��i,,,,. , ,?X;.�� W, , I -1 - 111�__v �
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. . . .glaitce 4ho*ed the ice to be breaking Up hig mdvertisoment wit.h t1io w'odout of nonsensd* mighb be expected, if .verbatim With inkSthnds, lettalw6ights and every f �;111 I
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offer know; hp,wever, illat a speech has � - ��,- 11.
. . . they had moved'the log, and -a , putting - their hall � . C4. wl ..-, '. ��7 - _
-that.meaiia," the - rapid ciir- L beeil accuimtdly .reproduced. precisely as r : . -_ -
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. Surprise the three V'Avallturom did nob ' Of tile Legislative Council, moved by the 0 ,,,,t oring , : ,"I' I I . , ,
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� by of a, wrong application by" the. pUblic - , police Bar rWIIO as� i,-., �, 1. I A Proteotea Solilticii of tho Protaxido of lrorlf :.
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I logo ,their presence. of miAd and hastily I I . attacks made up6n.them ip a discussion on benediction on A . �: "it 1. I
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up some loose - boards - which they , pturq,, "'Goa .bless you; , - ,,�:.Ijj I
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. . . � I'MuSt from the silgn, they started on the , surn1lornfiardippi Xe%v Ncel4lure., dueed the romatks of Mr. Hay, 6ne of their Sergeant I' said th .,k" i '�'L e blood'a� - tlio shiiplest food.'. When, the blood
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shor4. By ief assailanti (the report may not be so Jim ds.-, ifwo are btirglmrs,w 0:110t, �
� f[cating ice for the Iles and �% hard of the first jewallarU of Paris for Sam utterly ludicrous as soma of the American derars," , . � . I � . . jv,��,�,�,�
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1 Here tbeyiioro the subject ilf heart� con- sidorod.opo of tile finsat specimenwof the. being strictly What it purports to be, mAror- paused and adai' :'eased -a man coming -into . 1 6�- ,,1 k 11, � . . ills." simply by TONING -tip, 1XVIGbitAUNG, and- - ,
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, . 'gratullations. Mi. Kranz, in s�caking to a jewellers' art of the n �, It batim ioport) : - ,-� - .. � . church after a sormon Ilha begun, ' . .!, I . 11'��", , , - VITALIZIN4 the system, - The enriched and
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. . � . is6ftbe flatshapo a D rauch worn of -laid 11 Tile rep6rtors-bught not to�tlia re- ' . I . , ,, �� .�� . talizod. blood �crmcatoS'.&dry - pRrt of tile ,
. tompt.the feat acin for the best thougand � years --ib more band Worn rotind the threat porters ought not tb� be the ohes.tojudgo.of .always gl&d to Soo those here late who can't - 'i'l- - body, repft'ring
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dollar bill in the an(l."�Buffalb 0011rior. . bf the kind emllod .collior cto elijon, it is what is importilit-nobto Say what should come os,rly," And decidedly golf -Posses- .. - -1 � .. out morbid secretions, and lanving',nothing for
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. . . � . - . . . I composed of two. tows of, magnificent bril� be left out�-but-tho members . dt�n plify 'sea Was tile man thug addressed Inthe . � i dI86itse to fe&d upon.' Thiq!hr tile secret.of file �� ,
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. . � over anii1lion each Are : the rustio blossoms, seems to flow toll -no blao can iltdorstand from. the ," -to- ,,.yet mo I � I . . "I :.1 . � , '; . I Dyspepsia; LW4.Complaint, Holls,
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I X6wTork;_.. _5,083,113 Texas ...... ......... 1150MOD Oliver Lane, a Wall I I . . 1,1 , )) 11, DOOPSY, ChMnio Diarrhcad -- "
Pennsylvania ... 4,9A2,738 TonnesFice ... ... M402,463 prooleal decamped,, � I I
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Ohio .... I ............. 3,lD7,794_ Georgia .... ......... 1,638,083 able. The Minute poppies &to composed 6f strike, near nlonlioim 11 , Fenial
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. . Illinois ... ..... -.3,078,630 Virginia ... ......... 1,512,203 , rubies, tIJOL o6rflilowdrs of Sapphires, tho' ters-things tbat'%ppoar' of Importance— taking with him moneys obtained upon . . L 11 I'll . . .1 .: .. V
- Missouri ............ U,109,001 North Carollum.1,400,000 false ptatondes and othorwiso,.lias -boon 1 11 � -, � . 041pplaintso " I
. I Xodiana_ ... ..... J,078,368 W 1,315"aG mmrig6lds of topaz and so ou,,whilo the what tho,niambor thinks of importance- In Detroit and may yet, be extra- I %,. . . i ' . .
. MaMachusetts ... 1,782,086 A= "1'..',','l,2G2,3ff leaves Are of emeralds. - Na two flowers are 'are som'dfn�oslcft out-omittdd. The. rO- captarQa I . . And all dis6pda,oxiginating.in �a bad:44do-of -
I Xontucky ...... ... 1,648,509 'AlississiPPi-I ... 1,181,809 Alike, and Altogether this necklace is pro. . . pottbra-the papers -paints &to report�a-. diked. , Ha- will be renumbered as tho : I I . the blood, or Accompanied by debili . , ot tL low I .
. Michigan ... ... .. a,Gft-090 . Now Jersey ...... I'llao;6921 trdasdrar of the Bleftbaidi Odd.fdIIoWA1 . I state of the system. . " . ty .
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fri011aS,00 Mildh &nxioty, has rcooveroa lists, have moopidd an invitation to k6vi Action at law; I . : I
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strength enough to. take carriage exercise Great Britain miad Irola over'M 000 Pupils, in, the St, Louis pub- , 1 4"yIr W' F , Proprietors, 80 Ylat,�� '
'ba upon a sd�ena hurn-a quid pro qua.11-Lonaon Gentle- i I ., 86V 0. Doston, Mass. I . .
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