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JUNLAN70 XNDZl?Z"X1qQ4, .
PA14aut VVM"qUT 10 a X4ondon STaill.
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,—The proeor thing now is to have bellea. I
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in the slaig . � . . .
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It . Thu�pday, Feb. 3,
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� The Montreal doctors -Bay
At ilia soiree given by Bismarck at Berlin
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op Wednesday night, he said a serious be-
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]EXeciation of JiFou r DesperadoeS
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Jot Britisla Columbia.
The following is tbetext sit Haulaa!% lot.
ter to the t3portsman -, Sir,-1..roq,d in
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By me,11 wq have the followi-ag partiou.
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-Big 010igh-ridt -no Parties Always take v, I
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r ember a, timew.hou therow.em so many
ginning muBt be made with the fulfilmont
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your papor yesterday morning an article
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'a of the marr' f M opold Rothe-
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with them, and
horn I . wheq, young,mon' I
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oring. from coughs
.0 AoaA of people suff � As kit
of his promise to Combat the Social as,
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from the Toronto Mail, in which several
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child'. one -,4 millionaire Hebrew
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'out to rids alone. they also tiki % bqrn.
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Presout'and Are, urialilo to give vo reasonfor it.
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friocracy by remedial measures, Bud not by
A ,CATAL0UUV, 010 QRU,11-�.
sentences' are written lar v4 very peculiar
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bankers of England, Which took pia.ce in
—Rajoy winter whilo you can, insteaa of, I
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Go,mbling-hQus.ep,iindertbe.usmo of clubs
'multiply in Montre�l. In. one
repressive decrees.
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On Wednesday Prince. William, son of
NEW WESTmmsTgn, B.C.; Tan. $I.—The
style, and. evidently compiled b
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son -w, i�
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LonacuAlle Other,day , The father of
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bridegroom laid the tounastion Stone 'of the
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longing for the balmy days of a ring, when .1
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ers, cats and'flies wl be thawed
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i fashionable reeort in the, cQntre of the city
the hereditary PripoQ. Leopold of Hobon-
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three MaLeans And Hare w. ore hanged here
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this mornitig-atR.30� They confessed their
capabilities as , ;?,,,W r4 a
M 4 .. knows bout
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. -boat
traiiiing, rigging
004tral.SY118,900uiS in 1876,, ai-;d it,ogrtAinly
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presented v very no ipjiira so
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a, gentleman � ,was fleeced out of �250 oly
Wedliesday night At cardi. I
,zollorni -recently, chosen heir to; the Ron-
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manian throne, was forcibly Abducted by
gul t a Ly , a t ose W am
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or'rowilug o.x,,. I
l%aft,rQwQa_tllirty-four xac6o,with the good
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decorate for the .marriape' of Ills son.
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y nice fun to slide down — , :
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hill for the privile a of drawing up fifty - . I
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A lad named Martial, one at .three; who ,
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turee men, but subsequently escaped, One
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report SAYS that the parties attempting to
t ?Y Ila inj And led penitent. The
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rigoners or ice tried und, twice found
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fortune to prove succeosful'in thirty-two,
and in the whole of ill
. ass races I trained
4xquisiti, fl.owers. and - Plants adorned the
entrance and the steps leading to the ark
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pounds of sled wiV one hundred and Afty I
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pduu4s of fernale thereon, fan t it ?
epoaped from the reform School, Montreal,
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a, tow days Ago and� robbed. w farmer's
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, bduct Prinev W , m, I
4 . Wis. '9f Holl eilzollern,
were Nihilists, it is. thought, mistook
g of t a urder of Constable Usslier
� �elly, in Do.
an P, Settler named Tames I
myself according to. my own ideas. With
the exception of whining money on.
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'of the sanctuary, a c rvea Oaks a -cabinet,
where
.in are deposited the scrollo, of the
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—" B tiquette 11 writes to, u
- is to inquire if i
house, was. co,ught - g�t Varenneo. �j,
i - He'Y�6d
, , a, And was starving. He eaca�
in rag
who,
him for his brother. The la tori and not
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comber, 1879, The first conviction was
quashed on the ground of ipformality, Tile
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m'stofies, Mr. Ward's brains lisivo-odfin. ad. o
law, Bud before which a lamp burns per-
pot�ally. Palms, azaleas, lilies, terns And
in our plunion it would be proper1f9r him . I �
to support a young lady if she were taken .
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I frostbite by sleeping in barns, And was gla d
William, was lately 'chosqu'lleir to the
throne of Rournmila.' ' Another report States.
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Be on yer4iot *as tendered on the 17tb of
any partioular mark that .1 aln. aware of,
for his knowledge at mattera in connection .
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camellias made A bower for the bappy
with 16 faillt—OvOlk if .
he hadn't been intro.
duced..
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of the hotel
� Fra P ollhatt, proprietor I
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that the story of the abduction is unfounded.
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November last. Tile. mbill
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time. before their capture the terror of
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with boat pulling is oxtrembly'superficial,
and h advice hitherto, like Ilia Presence
couple, and the dresses of the 1�dles occu.
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pying �he area and gallarieg Completed' a,
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Prop h. by .11 yolm �
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I and trading post at Northwest Angle, Lake
A Madrid correspondent telegrapbs that I
the Madrid papers Are mucli,pleasedat tbO
the Kamloops district.' their chief orime,
their
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now,, haa been "conspicuous by jiq� p,b.
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'I"kining picture of Col or and form,
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—Next to the chirp. of the, cricket on t
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I of the Woods, has ordered. v� Q2,000 tug
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Success of Spanish diplomacy, which found,
until t1bat which lea to Arrest,
was horse -stealing, In December 1870,
aenco,�'—Faitbfully, ED, HAMAN.
set off to the best advantage by the
gold and neutral tint of ilia walla
, kill; thera is no. more cheerful sound in � .
life than ths gentle, Whistle of the plumber �
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i his place and , I
I ?ortage, Canadian Paoi-
tic railway,, during. tibe coming season,
a great powers Inclined to look tavora y
n the principle'of'Spanish participationin
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they, made a raid throug� . the
district, ,stealing. several horses and
- TROMNO—CALEDONIA )VINTER RACE0.
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.he Caledoniti, .races, closed yesterday.
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�f the building. Between the ark
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and reading desk rose the chups or canopy
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when he wakes to, see the mercury'retiring I
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Modestly Withi it lit.tl bill .
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� - carrying passengers frQe.', The nowboU
, uropean affairs, and encourage the idea.
becerairig in
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g intense excitement among the
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The Attendance at the. Westin . g wa
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representing this chAmb%of ills bride-
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� will be a fast cup . , I .
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of Spain , pire Mediterranean
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.settlers.. Constable Ussher, with a
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Arid considerable Bums of money C1111,11ged
groom, beneath which the. pair stal
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whore She recognized hila at ends. -, Wig — - ' �
i It is stated *at. the Caaaaiao Pacific
I Syndiesiq have secureathe first flat of the
questions.. The Conservative journals as.
sort that advances wake first 'made by Eu-
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ten men, started out on the trail, deter-
mined to bring the. thieves to justice. They
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hands over the reoultsof the different trots,
There was a fair representation f real
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the ceremony is performed. The-Prifibe
�01 Wales was. the. chief speotAtor of the
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it the loud beAting of your heart, my 4ar. - I . .
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I new . Barlk.of Montreal build
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rope, not Madrid, .
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It is intended to" place f uture Russian
came Upolf the camp of ,the outlaws in the
forest on ills morning.of thb 7bli and foubd
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Hamilton. A su. mm%r is given blolow: .
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mar6aga' and occupieff a a eat near the
canopy oil the side of the bride. Almost
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he 'Oh;,no,' she, rbplie4, ;I recognized
your Crooked logs.,,, I I ,
offices in Winnipeg, is understooathat
� Mr. Stlokpay, of S.1� Paul, is to have the
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loano-upon the Amerioaffmarket. . .. I
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them" their dinner. Usslier, who
cooking
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uonaco- * all ; horses that Ifavo nevor
beaten 0 - to
Zee .inutos .1,
all tile leading inembbra of London society
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-Put down In one corner, of , . I
general superintendency of tho4V,anadidn
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i Facific railwiCy wept , of the, Red River, And
The North German Lloyd's atimmer
Kron . Prinz I I Friedrich Wilhelm collided
k ,'separated from big posse And
. .new his me,
went towards the outlaws, intehding to uj3e
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and &,large contingent of the diPlolast"o
Worl� were, also present. Milo. Perugia
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memory for future use thofae'tthatinthe . , .
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year 1900 briiary *have I .
he will or4ihgly make his residence at
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with a Steamer off Cuxhaven and the lattdr
in Six lives lost.
- affecting %lbeir arrest As
persuasion Ili . .
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!lOO11,as they discovered his. approach they,
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Woro, � magniAce .
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trimmed with old, Mechlin lace, forming a
.-Fe will but 4wenty.
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eight days, althotigh a leap year. The . I . �
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Sub -Chief Laney, of the Montreal polio a
sunk .three, min utest. were
. A Madeira aeopatcli* states that,the King-
�Umped up, concealed themselves behind
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firing UoBlier'e
to all horses owned in the
coul .,
ity.of Haldimalla:` . I .
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beautifully arr"ayed.khot in f rout, Arp,ih.og
'the The dres§ trimmed in front
Phenomenon occurs ��
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and always ilk the odd hu a .. I I
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force, 'on Monday evening last was 'so
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of Asbantee threatens war. . Two, hundred
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trees,. Bud commenced on
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party. They refused to lisidn to Ussher's
scott-a ,stallion Moonstone.., "
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)VIlIpplo'4 b14. golding::, ...... 11.-:., .,.. a ii 2
Same. was
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with 'little sprigs of orange blossom, sent
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__�_Aixl�fnglish doctor says that in large .
'severely icalded on his feet and ilia leiver
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I portion bf his logs'that he will be * confined
and fifty troops ha�e been sent to Cape
Coast Cailtle from Sicirs Leone,.
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proposals, find shortly Hars-rush'Od but And:
Attacked Ussh Small and '
er, who, -being
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Irom, the South of Friince, and from, a
small wreath *of the same hung a long veil
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cities night air is often ills beat and purest � . .. . �
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Air to be had.in, the twority-four hours, and' . ..
. to his room for several we6ks. He was
In the House of Commons yesterday Sir
dolicil,te, was no niatoll for the ruMa I u. .
Open Raca . . . . .. . .. . -
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Of white tn . 116. In list hand Was, A small
that fully one-half of 9.11 the diseases, df- , .� I . . ..
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assisting a doctor loperatin� upon Ono' of,
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Charle'8 Milks stated that he had reason to
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6AW '.'� iZ7 Zol Kd�` ' '
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_13allerIell severely,stablied, and 11 I�W*.-
A- _' XcLegn put his rifle
minut�s_fo_,te is
Cove Stinson's (Brantford) g. ,in. 1.
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C�Jilet of raro'white .Aowe.rg,. She wore
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g76 i -6f - any in,
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flicting humanity are occasioned by people, - . . . I . 11
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sleeping wi 1. . . . I .
ill their windows shut. . I
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into e6me boiling water ordered to be placed
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near the badqide. To Rail to his, aftliction
-but this was not, Consequent upon
Merv, eg' . .
Any a otin,tions with Enghaid; .
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to Ussher's bead And, fired, Qua af tBrwards
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him the'lliatt
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. Will. Jonics'(Dwinyi Is) olb.'uil Lottio 3 3 3 'a
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In., . ilia Rouse.6 I f - Lo�ds yester
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struck .. repeatedly with of.
Ilia gun.. The � posse,, ariiied with "useless
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I The entries for this r4ce which was not
threads. of* blue, fiaarkeA with
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his illitials In �614, and united by a true
IRS in such A reckless faminer that pedes� I . .
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triatiAbb-casionally collidecL with the ferrule � '
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Lord Fresideni of the council Said there
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wompong, were., held at bay by the ou�laws,
-fillialle4yoBterday, were �._Ryan,s (Cals,
lovers' knot. This was -thetalith, or. scii,rf
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and prevailed Ili the land of obelisks 5,000 - - - . I .
.& fisherman,louna. a tWenty-dollar gold -
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h i.ch he in ills ]�&Y
had been no correspondence with .&merica
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who flKed ,rapidly f t,otp behind the trees,
Ussher's
dpnia) Brooklyn boy, John Cares, ch. tn.,
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Of Pra at, the invariable gift of a Jewish
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years 4gO.. At least we judge -so, for arti- . I . . .
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I piece in a pikew. caught
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on ther subject at cattle disease, but a-
wounding severkl of poor almost
Biint Lawsori'a br.-h.-, J. LawsonIg s. h,,,
bride a her finance. During the cer"e- :
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flo lal oyok have been found among the �, � �
of'Quinte. .1 . � ,: . ,
A car load horses for Hartford, Conn.,
� good deal on the inbiect of the cattle trade
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ifilmediately.
defellcoloss com;f4des: Seeing that uOtl4lig
be done, tke returned to -Kam-
Sorrel Jim. The track was o4 �t�aigllt mile �
mony %'Wine glass was plEced on the
the bridegroom
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mummies of ancient Egypt. - . . .
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of
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Which will be: published
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. A, pWg says In interesting
could posse
16ops for' help, and'a baud of seventy spo-
on ilia Grand River And was .ill - fair on.
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ground, which shattered
*!ill his b6ol-symbol that even. in the
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GrandJunction railway on Tuesday. . I ,
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I .despatch'
ineeting to discuis , the -importation . -of
. o".Orgaiii I ied.,.mid.propqrl.
-q1RlA was ,at, one Y
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'TVrtl'—CIIAL'LI'Xe,B—To-�)II-A-10�3�,-S-.'A-�ANI)'�ST. '
. iour for which his heart had longed s6me
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children. When a little one'wtCs asked by . . .
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hor-prond-mothertQread,her last dompo , .
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a water; amine in some Par 8 0
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� Bellevilrb! inany of - the millfs having run
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Azuoric4u,cattl
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dd- Grand Orient", -Iftst night. A' large
the in
-equipped,and they -started after liro
deregg At once v�itli all speed. -Tho outlaws
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evil fab bIq happiIiiiia. as
3- might shatter he
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* shatters the vessel. The wedding break-
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sition to the minister ohs began :. 11 The - � . . I . I . . - ,
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dry owing to the continued .severe. cold
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-numbbr of ladfollors and cattle drovers at,
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� liepla. On: the loth of Pocouiber,
made for I ,
house James
Mr. H..V, Bemis, a well known promoter
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of tuif interests in Clii1cagoi haP 'issued ills
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fast was given at the bciusw of Mr. and Mrs.
cow is the most useful animal' in the � . . I I . I
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tended. apflears from thosit0latici pre.
8 allied that' the. cost of qn Illinois , ox de'-
theY hppeared before the of
- food: - He gave t.
'Re . Ily and demanded . . how
following challenge: ' .1. . .
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Arthur Sassoon. Lord BeacousBeId toasted
-Wales, andthe pri .
the Prince of. ince xe.
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laterls pFesenca, added, 41 except religion.." . % I � . . .
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A number of patty larcenies Iava been I
, committed in the -flouse. of -Commons of
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livered at Havre *6uld not-oxceed 67 sea-"
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all he had; but they called him -to one side
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ballets.through him.
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. CaiaAad.,Jan'. 20,-I will'enter the'olrest,
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nut puehig - gelding Sorrel Dan in 4 rac
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'marked that he wasdeeply touched -by 'the
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-A plan. to warm, your cold feet is to dii - . . . I . . I
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late. Yeste r lost a seat
lines (111c.),v, podutt ; a hog,:. 59.centim�s.;'
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.a St. Louis Sheep, 61 c6litimes -, 'p, good St.
and put four .-Ale,rlyl.
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ad,: the- otitlaws *then made for ,ilia Indian
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' ainst liliva.'S. and St. Julian mile heats,
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bessively kind words in'which. his health
a friend
had been proposed by his nob.1 4.
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ill ni cold water foi .g few minutes�say . I - .. .
from two to- fii,e ininatesT�ofton 6, just to .1 I . .
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�;, During the past -year Ojg3o copies or
Louis horse del' * i d It Havre, 750 francs.
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The attention of the. Government- will be �
reserve b4w.eon Nicola Rio Kamloops, I but
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. were surprised on thd 12th by the. specials,
bbs� three iii -five; in'llarliess for it stakb of
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02,500 a. Bids, K;250' forfeit, .tile' First -
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I�ord Bea?onsfield ,. - , ..
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Immerso ifiern is Siff Want, And then they . I . . I I .
'ahbuld- be - ruVb6d'vn**th the hand, which 4s, I . I . , .
. Bible wore�distributed in the IT",
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at once called, to the matter, A company.
Who found them in a cabin on -the-sh( )les of
., National Bank of Chicago to bi sf&keh6lder,
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- -11491VIA1111KABIAM MONGAVAWY.. .
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the. beat 4, fiesh-brush "' ill -the world� tiU I . . . I
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16,500 expanded
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the Auxiliary 33ible SQciety., .
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is being formed for tile importation -of
A-mekicall cattle oli a large scale. ;. ..
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Douglas- L Ike. . .. . .
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_ � -A regular siege wasicommen cod -after the
. and the forfeit money and final stake tor.be
-�Osited with it, Subject to -the order of the
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Onc Alluddred uu4 Twelve Velars itud Ilk
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Two young me,h employed in tb6 Adami�
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first refusal of the'f ujitivas to Surrender,
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-winner. The rAce'to. be made.td go over �
'the.tritok
I the JV1111 rossessi.on of All MR.", i6icliu-
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.;�' Yes," rem;�kod �'musical critic, re--
tobacco factory, .Montreal, fell down the.
J elevator in the establishment, 4 descent of I
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- . . . � . Thursday; F eb" I
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On Monday evening 'a, party of coastdrs .
I nearly One
Thb%besiegefs, who uumberec
.hundred,.cominencied firing, and kept up
. . of the Chicago )Driving Park dur.'
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.ing its suwmar bf�ottiug.meeting,,J
I . ply 19til
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- Occisionally there appears in th.o columns
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d our dobao remark0lo-c�-Bejr6f
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,centlk from Ransil - . .1.
. . k 11 the fiddlin' was bully. . . I . .
but, I tell you,'When the 'fat ch I I . .
Ap with the - I
.. * five storeys, and yet escaped with only.
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some slight bruiscS. .I.
at College Point, aoar,� XQ* . Yoik ran -,off
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a clap-bo�faing of the,
tho,fusillade'until ill �
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cabin' -was blown to pieces, and a. white
to 29rdi 1881., I The diffling park has'agreed
to add 67,500, with an 0
I .�ddlti nai �2,500 to
exchanges
longlived People. Healthy octodenarimis
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big moustaolid laid hold'pf that.' base fladId' I . . . .
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'and I -,Iw .
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I The directors of the London Y., M. C., A;
the hill md crashed through ill a lce'in
.
. �TW&y.'411.wererlesoued, but it 1p
li ' dkerchief was 9xhibited by the besieged.
* Re a
,
the Winner of the f4stest beat, if trotted or
-ill 2.10,1 or -better.. ThO -to.
Are.awonder, And thd�e .;�ho happen to
c6ali)10tc the full century Still more so. . In
went fok them -16w: notes in the violin;. . _. .1
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, b6llar* I just felt ,as if a buzz.saw Was P; . . � . . . ,.' .. .
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.decided at a meeting on Wednesday nigh t
to contract no new'debts bui pay is tli6y
-feared.two �pung.womea ,will dio.fi6.m.
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cola and divogure. . � . .. .
After it. short parley the outlaw caime.,4ut
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ofibby Ono, placed t1wir rifigs. a wilst a,
.paced winner
t4 ke. all .thb otakes and'. "'added money, or.1f
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, ore dosirable.to �
I
this respect the African .ffl:id, Cattle xmep
. -ilivilrs,_�ltl
aro-notedlor-long. joughi,goner
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pliyin' � Yankee. Doodld 1. bn ray baok-bone 11 - 1 . - � - _
- -�_ - --rp IRI at,- 'died-. tliwdti�iand ! 7-- . ,
�KU70�---457eo .* I'
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�* . go along, and as the debt'of �7jOOO ha:s now
be -4n ord'Wrda Off tli6�� liopa, t6':i6e66ed:_ 111-
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,;�A_L,1�� ailing -at-! CommaTefiLLF' ut,
_ alld,�
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In
_ t �'Allil.aurr'euderd.d'.". hey,wore.... ..a
. r1p "
P ia lo
peou rely,pinioned and t at!' f X S�
1p
I , .. .... _. thb o,w,iio'rs-',DU,hoJwrAes,
.
75 st. to firsb, P.nd 25 Per cent. to
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Speaking. - Bible"age of three'score
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Ior her w 8 . . "
, ork has increased a hundred'. fold I .
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� future. . . . .
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'-Win.
. 'Dorchester, districtj.� hear S6stoil, *
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b ur 0 .Aar.y yeater4ay-marnifig,, igniing
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,,as h
-They.are.411ha so . t
.if _:br � - hefatble ., q
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wag .Ili Ilia lifetini 0 of
Ill. ,
, Second.: ,Thio'pr6posi.iioa - to rem�aifibpilii
until tile 1st d . ..-
p,y of, April, 1881'� �
�alid fell is abbut the gurr� t.otal arrivdd At '
by bur oldest'inhibitan-ta.., Withfil' a tow
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A alt the book stores' in the land, Over . . . % .. . .� 1. � . .
1,000 riadd*ri; applied fbr 1*1. Adam Bide '� in -* ., '. , ., ', - . ,� .
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. .. Duke, In old mari;w4g,,'found the
j . other --niglit -rn--�d&r of Balkwell's hotel,
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. fr 0 6 ,stove. 'Mrs, Johanna, Callahmi,,
h son.Williami-
ag 70,. 1 . I 'aged -.20, per� B-ritiah
.thrbo'NoLeaus
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lapto ' r of 'the :'Hudson Bi� Campanj � Ili
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... .CIi10I;L1T'—CAXAiAA9 Qidcicr'TFh�'� . i;�IUDI�7. ' !
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miles of � this city on Ahe -Hamilton road,
. ble colored Wilm1n,' who
1LVes *.venera
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one week at a Circulating- library. Here is, . ..` 1. � .1.1 1. �. - ., .-
a li�ntfor un�ppreciated -'writers :Wh . . I . I I.. . . I . . . . . I I
a' Cali- . .
,
I London,'in an unconscious StMe � from t46,
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a . .
.I bad in t a flames. I I .
a I
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Columbia-.Ifeeame-to liis�d6ath
in. !he Chillicoten filassacre *of 1864, When.,
. (With tlboAuth,or's A�ol'o"'gi-es-T�o"t'h"o-'.'.Anierican
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Prielcoter,") "
. _a 1
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appatentl ' bids' dtfiance to time.
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� not get any editor to priat theirstoridi. -Lot . ' ' . , , �. ,z
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.. cold. Hewas-takento tho.polic6.statiow'
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V and, thawed out with difficulty. Many
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There is considertbleox6itemen t among
irig�mon.lu Toledoi p6rdolilarly momberg
-With & baud of Whites 6rganii6a at!his 6',,vu�
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expew avored to check the Indlall§:
3et lie' onzie
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A stands fQrAllawasoioll.6f 6ri4lcot; .;'* I ".
B f0 Bohan,'who.1cco'bs'ui) his Nyicicet; -. '...,_rleat
I A. few, days ako'. pur reporter visiied the,
-little he estead '
and well -kept . . in Other
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them. all write a boofc:--sind die. . .1. . . I 10.1 - .
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r�� rathek� Pretty butfe6ble looking y6,uuJ �' � . . ,, -
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I cases of frost bites occ am
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. morning. - . I . .
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f the local LInd League� .over '-tfi-a?d1s-
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4. -, !, -
h Agents lia.v6'purchased
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whbri �they *�itemptbdto drive 4ho's I eftl . '
0�O
ded
-fioaitbe'Aistri6t: Hisileathwas�radir '
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C fof our Charlio�'-dootrbyor of. bails , , ; -
D for tho."'poo . Yhoso poto'soia6in fails �,., ,., ..
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E-Isforov
dailghtdr, Mrs. Olark whom Slid i
*ith I
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.aid;S. and during. a' Short conversation with.
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man lost the ends of his ,fingers ily! an ace,- ,. � � I ... . . . . . . .. .
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- - is moth4r �%ft . .-
dent -the other day, and hi or. - . . . . . �
i The cattle 'acalers in. -Montreal Are .ex-
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and slii�ped ; to 'New York' .six hundred
� as a calamAy. * His' wife-, tbain,otfiero6f t is
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ryonefondof3beganio; . I
V i-i'for Vdirio, of Harnilton. faine; : -
ill .woman b;A do .
� t a Old pgbter, eliefted the'
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*aiaBsald, ',-Poor -Charley I Aewas,Iknow,,,. . .. . . . . .. �.
I
1 cited ov: couir lunications rom - their
L' f
, and � other
agents ill London, Glasgow,
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muskets, .With ammunition Qua fixtures.,
The armB are those used Ili Aiming ilia rail-
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-oplivicta. bearing Ilia . ,name, was- a be . autiful
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ghly
womalf; Qua It list deatli'was .hi. - ac-
'G � for Gailibkr'80111
1. atiWes captaill coinini6ndflig;
X for Hewawl. a pla or of very old'standix1g; -
- is-ror Irving,.N O&I - '
I AOTI 6herothoball
follo�viug facis:, Mrs. Sarith Tmylor,� i;ow
entorinj "on her.112bli- �edr, -was. bornA
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the pride of the neighborhood. On a sum. . " I
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met ever. . .
ling he -usedto gitin the qw�mld 1 ", . . . , ,
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. , British ports, statifig 'that the autll�ritie%
are ordering cattle into quarramtina� and
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'Permitting
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.road riotdrs. irk 1877, and Waie orihorly
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' purchmed,by the Penland.. - ...
.complia]��d, alth9ugh.'MqTjean,cdu6a1ed hot
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himself. ',� - - . I
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i iE5f(ir'llititigirieiit,"nlil)otLli3cifor'by'r�lI ' '
I� standi for KlTobh6ffor, the ' '
-st6u togrt of the lot -1.
.Slave oil the estate of Colonel McCarthy,
'in V6iifax�dbunty, inip, , Mg -oh,
' . . .. Wo4tvirg, , .in
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gl#y hisucc6ideou until. midnight. H&, can -- , , . . . . . . I
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, .omore� Whatalos9tothe neig -- , - I .�. I . . . .*.
I . he cattle to.leave - ilia* ports. of
I I arrival except. as carosoes'- Slaughtered.
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I—. ..'... .. '. . . , Fkiday,.
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' "Allan McLean, oldest of thd'three, was'
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'25 � oid, dark and halidsoino, Straight
L is f6r LaUg, generally oil t1jo ipdt-'- . I
M for otir "Jilodicin&iiian -!, noiding his f�`rtll;
Xformirneighb s,sofanious,inip , ,
or i a
.1769, and Was. about II,yedrs did At the end
6111tiOnarY."v�;�r, of. which. she still -
- of-the'reV4 .. - .. - "
_'mid
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bors I ": ' � I . ,� . . . .. . . . I . I .
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, ff a. driver manages the unfortunate ; . ,4 . � � ::,. . �, - �, � . .
within six, days of arrival. . . I .
'of 'late '
, lies,
if, I
The population of iliah MIS 1. W�. ..
'M9,000 -, colored, t9,000. Of. Mississippi:
� .cars
as all ar�6w,'six.feei. .a heigbt,'.and supple
Tharlie
I RitL.
'O !a for. q1 out," %�Iilch-eiids tile carder;
V is for our president; ovor.ioady to choor; ,
t.
distincill -
Speaks vivid], ... . Y, men falling
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tfie'nAmeS of a gieat many at theprllicipals�
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tourist skilfully he . fn�kes . 64.50 -or thero- . � - - � I � . -: - . ','% - % "' . � . .
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n
i . The funeral . the Lieuiena'i
tell!6r at Rive
! Governor Le r Oaelle ofi.
Qke.dj 52 . . . �
. W its , 4,719,000 ; Col ,,900. ' .
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,in every11lovement. . was 19,yoolTs
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11� tall and musciii4r, but he
old; he,too, w . .
Q) for quioseelit',Qio prodent state, of the ganie
, ; .
It for Itay, Who as 11 poine, is aIways the salno;,.
son, looted thoiewilth,. and iory accurat6ij
� 'Her
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abouts.out of each one, .
exclusive Of his � ... , , � - �_- : �.
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oommisi I . .
3ions on curiosity oalei, die.' Thib '- � - ,
� Weanesdaywo,slargply attended, ,nat�dllly
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. tile place, but by &1arge num-
people of � I
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. Grant, thd fie0b arrest6d in Buffalo some-
* . � ..
time ago. f , .
, i ' or insultifig ,several ladieg, ha's
had hbavy,_beCtlifig browff, and a.coarse;
.1 . .
and sinister expressiou,.'quite unlilte tile'
S - is for Sproule, a'falnous player of yore, . _. ,
T for Totten, Ili s coinpanion Ili iydr-, : . .
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describing their
0 r rise'.
. personalappea. a
husbandi also & Slave,
� . ,was pufah.as6d from
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I lfdtbls are ill league witlithe h6okinew, an& � . , . I . , . ; ,
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Ili vi6w of this it is'supremely ri fell ous t# .� - . 0 .
! ,by
.1 4 ber7of politic&l f ri6alls *of the. deceased? from
'tlie illbar�eping
I been seliteliced tp 9�nflnaffiofit for tell years
in the'stateprigon. I I I � I .
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frank *and' fliahly' face- of Allen. "'Arch*' �
. is,
U fbr the umpiro, Who must not make A bet; -
V for victory, for-i%,hleh Ive have to Woat; � .
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Col. McCarthy by 6 Baptist minister, aMr.
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Mhc4b6y, who IiSeraited . hini'and ,Beat. him'
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Biter from' . .
raise a crya,gainsb the'drivers.�L . . I
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I Quebec and.froin ail cou'lim,
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ties. The pall-boarars included .116isrs.
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' a unknown men- on Woduesda�' night
Tw.
'Oul 17 yearaold, was 6 boy,in appearance,.
.b.ty perhapo , ill's most- determided'n6un-
NVfor I)rri lit; a lovey of cricket; � . " *,�
I I � or -Wltud, who plays at the w1c)(0t;, -
,
to Obioj wherd. Ili' I. tow yei�rslio',,eai ,ned .
Niagara F alli; - . -, . . I - I . � . .
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' - 11 Among . , I - I � : .. I
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I" Fournier, Pelletier, Joly.and L�aagolier-' -
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thiew.vitriol in. Charles :dlarksorN face,at
'and
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am of the'four. Har6, als6 a half-breed,
X fort a ten p ?n the telegraph; �
y, , . 5 )at u . id this paragraph I ,
s fol�y�je - � lil
V oi iro loat
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suffim.ent to purchase .the liberty, �of our,
slitiect. ,, Atier living in Ohio for::d1gvefal.
-Laliouchexa 9�ya� other �; , : . !.
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d ties -entailed on a u� viceroy by 4191rab .. I . . . .� 1. . I _ . ...
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; .1 It IS rumored in Montredl'that twd babbg,
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. eithbr of Malprilotice by doctors or owing-
Chicago, des(r6�ilig his eight p6ba'ly
1 ) . . ,b
- fatally injuring h *
lm�,'_ . ,� .1. , � - . - . I
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a-, with.a squat,figixro,�mld
was I&y.eafs,61 -
- Q . a] . . ur. Ili
f , rnazingatrdngtll.'�- - All 10 ad the.
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v .5 for t O'� 0.11 of ten hr,�,o in.0t � , -
%, 9 the a!thor I . .�:
Ono i 11 Inies y " . ,
" � of this 111pilabilt, ..
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Years * sattlingAn
,they moved to, 6be.dir,..
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Niagara III 1841,4h6rs�h6r busbandilfea.
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Arawing-rooni is%hat at kissixig the bheele- ' - �� : .., *e .: , .. o
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aot'only'6f each fair delnitante�'but of. ever-jr - � ;1. , , - ". � . 1
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rare by druggists' clerks,.have Aaken
to at .
, Eaily on W�dueada� A-blight.tremor like
I
. lilih ofieck-boh6s.and broad nostrils 6f thw
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'star
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'Thii most -r I
in 18,w.- omark%ble oiroura.
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. auty.' �. � . � . . . . . . I
.lady, present.; ..The 964�rity 'of'ths -
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. - place durin 1 tile, past week 6ro'6f them
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terminating fatally. . The retIdbiioe'6f the
an emrthquakid-was felt in the ,vicinity of
Lewisburg, Pai . Some .stt-ibuted it to the'
-Indian race. , -
A'fourth Mctcau,� He
ilia oldest of the f amily, is also under ill'
-dicir
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' ' .AVJL�,. OUW.1, .,
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otall6a edililooto. d *Uff,W4 CiLse *is the'-
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. . ' the old"Indy, xud�`
general rance. of
"a a
g
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-in Y.Inmamy JnBtaucos li� tempera&, yet .' - "-A. - ' ` I I . ;
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bf many ,0. .4f , , - , . .", . , , !;,�
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.. 143 a minis r ng - hundro . .
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drixggistB' clerks approached 6�, *thegubjedt
. id a bar. to any verification of . . the I rumois,
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' pebulimrp,ction of the heavy-ice,ill'the river
7h connection-vigL.tha=t ' caid,_�' .
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I � - Oil Wednesday three young men at-
, 4eut finaiding and �ab4ting.his bra.-.
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--Aers-_-'H-ewas-6qeiWdat Ram. loops while
puriihasing,fo6a mid ammnnition for-thern"
utb6y6nd illat'llewaiiiinoway6on
'r � 6einea
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4-Aturdern"_ -
*C0ldC9#910P A)f.._Ul5L_,ACq33AtAU . 41,
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—11111trileu lzir"f-7;lhv—C ....... U., ,
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M�'N ,AL
- � , -�Rr Foll. 8�-The E venin . g. . Post
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, L-_bV_hoi4e_
" -1 ,-. �.---kfl . . . . . . . . . F13 - __ . eem-to-be,
WdT707yd9fS-01 age; list eyesiR
019
'600li are ,perfect;, She:' 11
.and sp . :
r,ut-�-"�` '�
I
� & I.:— - --- -ne-,e-v.( inin�gr,pmus" goat , , _ I.
an :_7;____
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iii-ysiol6g.ical-f-aet�-that�eveli-th ., CA . -
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4111 - -
q .1ulsite'Pleasur6a a to"p,aill,fromtee -, , '' ., , , .. I 11 I
30 I . .
'r -t - ui ,,, , , ', t_ %. I . I
� iquent " ; !_.�
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.W le app at won-louna . I � . ... ... ..
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A woman named Speaks left'llerliusband,
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who is working on section "A".bf ,ilia Cana-
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tempted to outrage Ge6rgina' Hamblet, an -
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accomplislied'young, -lady 6f Augusta, Ark....
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in the inurders. DifiinF, their'inc6teers-
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tion,theylsbowod iiI�eilsci hatted'for. their
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I A offegogeph :a
,takes up t le'baso:x o'billard,
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tried sixteen years' ago for .. murdering a
used ipectilelegi mid's kiuplos� a
fing aiiA.:-seN�ing,'at Y�hiah sh6- dWilybecu-
. �
,fr . . . . ., , .: I
.opetition." . . . -1!�.t * -1 ,1! � .
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.rsaw a watch -spring running clear; , : ., . . � I I I .
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diau Pacific railway, arriving in Wini iipe g
with a paramour on Mo�"y night. �3110
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The men were arrested the gains I lit. -A
mob liting' tlib prisollorg, and U i n' their
6ptors� an tep,mpted-tO n.
?s - '
near t
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�Voman liamed Baignet, wife haa,cauca
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upon him for rontut-Sb. Sulpice village,
pies list - timei. would put. nimit . it
. y a young.
.. 11 to'th� blush.,' During her'marrida life
g
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I monkoy-wronch -his paw; : � I . . -� . .
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I I saw a donkey-oliginedr . - , I . I . .
. " A pictur6 frame a law. ' ' ' . ' ' % . . . .
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left for the States on the Emerson traial,on,
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. the f y notherl W
'allowing da,*, buti iian' on her
bodies inic the river.: '-� : - . ..
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"Chi6f: - Iron Dog abl%testhat he had -b6on
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.Jurb'thosawho,wero om,.: .1�
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He was theii' acquitted .'mainly thro
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. gli:
0,10 cleyeruesw6f.b.is lawyer S, but U -, 2
seems
-I 6 tlie�motlier-�qf.,thi�teeni3liild-
$1lo' beca n I I . .
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ran, -of, whom Its. livinZ- thd yotlagost
foiIi . .. .
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. do in tbd'grass,. '. "'. .� I . I . I . I.
- I saw &� cow -hi . I . I 1. - I .. �.. ..
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.. i,,- -'Alrusb.light a the floor; . . �.. . � I.:
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. affections and With him she. took the train
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lordbrea by the Canadian. mounte a p6licd_t6�
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(�A.AUC4)"4C4 ;I(IlP'LNUr.
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, rwards he boldly' &vowed.
sloven years afte . I
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now. 0.
being -her. -daug Uxg..Clark, B'.�
-old'.' I . .liter, . .
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.� .. X amly wcandle-.6tilok in loud � . , I . � . .
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1 * And a bell -pull oi0he do6r, -It ' `� -
-for Grookilton., , ... .. 1. -
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-leave. Canadian - -
. t�rriiory.' This indico�t6s,
, � . - , - .
� 'khe Queerepot.ef I i1nomoriem.
the mur de�. He was- theil.w orking. upon
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The people appear o,. be -in
years t .
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,. Yesterday morning about 4 --o'clock In
ogion a! a �oriou nature ,cccurred at
exp I 8
.1 -&no will give' -Sitting. Bull
hat ilia Canadi
tile samo]fotice, in. .,� hich dvefit, it is b6.
w
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, -: "The
, New York correspondont'writes, ..
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a gohooner It Lavaltrie with- a man limii-ed
Poilquin and a ative.�
collildrIable 6ircurn.gtmees and
. - should
nothi-ii ut of 'the general c�urso at 64bts
. ' 'a
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. -flyhithea� -'-- ;-. ....
.1 pIw a horse . tn -1 . - � " . ' . .
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, , A cow -BI -13 ill the -If a' , , .
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Bu 1�rinl
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the Grand'Trunk railway shops Ili B,ai�t.,
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-I i�vda- t1lat -troo .s"Will Capture him. ..
I . . -the P _,
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investigations of tho,consus mail' bb,ve.led
to'some queer developmenis'.in: the � niann-
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.With."anOiber, ;rel
. Thesomen kept ilia 'Secret. untiF.fifieen
� 0 . the. Old lady may .yet spend 10 or
acur
this "emitV.-St. Catharine�
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. I saw south - I
a � I 1. .. � I . - ,.� � . , .'' . .,
A topolra kon the plain.' I . . . . ... ,� . . .
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ford, by which a; handsome Pullman car,
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Swan,'lliVraberof th'b . ame
Thomas B. M
act tic a of Nliw York. and adjoining -cities,
. days Ago, -when. Poliquin met Constable
.V) year.% .O�
n .
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Journal. , . .
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- so& tlian fi*dcants a day put - aside . , I I I
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. wasdamaged to the extent. of 4200.. It
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Legislature fro&-- kinot,bas,fled. He is
0
.!Xhacia� gest aingle'industry in New York is
Baignot, Son of ilia murdered 1W I
. I orealif
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during the 866daYs of .1881 will -bay for a .' .. �- .- - - � . . . .
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wa plac, to a iding Ili f rbnt of the
" Oil th'
cbQed wi`t1i swindling 'the public throtigh.
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that bf clistO14 a
- ads clothes; The makin'g
and now &.member of .the police force.
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.- 34to trujitc,ofurAN inmr-EiLT.
, � . .., .
young man � .... . . .. �
of.30 a, thdusan'd dollars of life . .
. Paiat she
. ps ill a night, and at the,
0 Pro i.0 .
the mails by ad,iertisin q acorn shellee for
of paper .patteina emVioys hunateas,of
go told Baigriat his Atory,anut the liCtfir"
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insurande. A little over thirty cents -a d . . . . I . . . � , .
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time in. .tfau.d th.7h.er exploded from
�4.50,. Which is siiniily a piece of stove Pipe
-
-hands, Und tell large If as being'engag6d
Oug
is.now seeking ..to*- have �engeanco. The'
�Dimcrixvdoa 4if the gloocir NVork Aro"Ad
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will provide, the'nian of. 40 with five theu� I . . . . I I . .. .. . ,t
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Same. cause pnknow.ni The stovo�foom.
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iron three inches., loilg ; als6 by. selling a
Ili it, USCS iOus p4per. - There., are. fac-
murder, itisili�god, took place. on All
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,. ' - . Geak6Wi-pe, . . I
s&nd dollars; and's dollar a, day'will yield I I I . I I I . -
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I was badly damaiged,the heater Shattered,-
bogus moWing,machine and knife Sharpener'
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as for mald
t,r,i ng dried blood We- diinimies
Saints� Da� 1861, when Mrs. Baignat then
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. LONDON, Feb. 2.-A- St. Teteigburg do--
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, him ovq fiftbon 4housaud. ',.Nine out,of . � ; . - . . . . .
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I and tbe roof above.bl6wn to smitherc6ud.-
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sled, jowellery. . . . I I .
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�tllat milliner s7uso to show drosses6n,
� aSked ior i1or rout. A. little bay named
'Thomas.
Apatch �,s�ys Gen. SkAeleff's detailed as.
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ton'Of the reen whose ey'e thfo reaches ovin . I � !
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:. an invited
I O'Donovan Rossa lids'lie ' ' I 'by an
Irisheociety to'dolivor�,6-16�turo in-:kofl-
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. ,Patrick Mallon died at Rochester on
Y.' I '� pronjitiont
Tuesda cy - . Iro was,
tfie'atrical armor and. je�vs-h6rps. . The use
at adulterating aubstallces-is..4etiing to be.
was present 'and 'he became
frightened - at.1 tobillard's violence and ran.
I
count of th� Btotmifig of Gook -Tope Shows
that tile Russian assuult,-Was mado' simul-
;afid
Sparc Ono now I . . I .
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fl'nkml'�gh during 1881 to take game : . I , ,. I
Can the money be. 06 wisely, . . . . 11. I .
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treaL- I 4i� , , I
,ailing .
. niqmll6 oi tb,6 Venimi Bro h6rilood and
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ganer9l.' "Castile gotip " iia.aiade of grease
out�of the house. - During. . his absenca the
twicously 'by distinct c6liirmi�, tile
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** spentinvo.ily.oth6r,,i�ay? : . .. �. I I . � . ..
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. . There is a famine in the London egg mar�
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treasurer of the f undthat equipped the ship
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and terra alba,'6r white earth, 'and which
in candy
woman's hoac! w -as -battered in and list
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body dragged into a; room adjoining that in'
final broaaftZg were made by the- .explosion
of.-minoa. Several huildrod-Vurcomans
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ket, eggs beilig 35 denU per dozen, higher
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1. than for many years.
datq,1pa, wbidh-'iome'yea�a Ago rescued
from polial servitudainAuStralla, six mem-
earth is used largely xuaking.
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Gluoo�&, which is dorn starch" is used-
,
Which the, Altercation took place., Than
'd.that
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ba�o boon burled in one exploSICII. Tlfflla-tO�
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-so sinall, so quafni- . - .
Ves, bbbrafti6y.110 � . I .
- Tw6 mouths, two noses and two 6111fis 1, ,., � : 1, . I . . . . . ..; I
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A Chicago firm has h'ad an ag6fif; R� Lou--
. r i - had been Ili
bets of tile 16 oil, orhood.Who
tlie, Brtti�h atm� and were convicted of
h6&vily by ilia stigtir- rofiners. Thore is 6
fltin engaged if, -7nakifig llonb� .mid honey
io*alarm'a�d sai
desa-w6ain-P, in ilia liougo, N�Ilo
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baud fighting with ill a -Takkas oil the wallg
'lastod over In licui, after which there was
� -V hat palilter Phall wo.got to paint � . . . , .
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And glorify the twins?� .- . k , I.. _ . I I
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To us alf the obiwing that dwelld.. � �71 . . , 1.
I don -for sometime collecting. and Shipping
Apples there. - *Al6ogethor some 26 000 bar-
.t.ra % �
- owner of the Catalpa..
I ""a"' He Was Part , .. �
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'Comb. * fiie libney conall is mad,o:.by
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1t,1,iere,w,,,,8.a
a 'I
, agalilat th '- �ove and bled to
death. 1VIB 0 4 th
` $&I at % - -, iounsel for ilia
Is the fortress.. the
'desperate hghting ingic
day .jVas fifbIll�.dbcided' by Wal*c�pturd of
51YQ , . . I I � .
. Ill t ur, cloaks and ooral -bells, - . � 111 .. . . . . . .
. , . Ati(lalthosot)thei-ploasmntsl)olls , .. . . I I �.. . . , . I ...
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rele are requirea. � !
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I -ploslon of' ilia boiler"of tile -plea-
The ek
Cattle It her,Vbar4*Baltin2Oiej,
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maohi�ary of.paraffine'wax, and is ah - ex-
act Imitation 61 ilia rogillAr thing, oicoph
,
as used
0 -admitted totho m�,,Jorodwomaa%
. � .
,Or
ilia: hill..redoiibt. of -Denadl-Tepo. . Ov'
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Of babyhood, slid not forget . , .
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. ,hosflvorfeugfoyeith,srpot�_ I I I I . � I . I \
i . At Qhebec yesterday ilia youbg man no-
ouserl of apoidentally sliootiak Miss Casault
sure yacht
. on Wednegaily night, * runae, a complete
wrock'of. 'Ret 69'
that, ilia bees f ashion their Celia �-of wall$
"' t li of inch wide while Ill Man
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son,af tot -the -trial that the. Mali declared
ianocoiib by the fury was- -really tile inar.
founa.inal
- 4,000 corpgeB* at Tokko do
swe
tbe-fortx6ss. The trwichog were aloo.fillod.
I.- lie babe should be without it I .. I.. . . I I _- . - '�� - I � ,' , - . . .\
Conic,'fairy iiinnor I you call thrill . . .. ... . . . . . . . .
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was fined fp3.0 and costs* and the revolver
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was confiscated.
thd-Vessel; crew congisted
. . Edward and Harry Poplar, sons of Ae
deck hand
-an
ome that deft.
.rU7fic,,'s`bayo,not yet bee '
The bells are filled with* glucose, whioli ks
darer of -Mid. Baignot: � 'VV1iQt6,v6F tile aile.
Is so of the Ban's cfforb4d obtain retributive
with� tile. corpqeo�. A numboi w�sre killed
I
during the'Purguit. Voui thfts�lld families
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Our hearts With pink and daff ball, . .. - I...
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.. And .White roseWiAnd dkAplod. frill'; ' 1. I .. .. .. . I � .. I ... ".. . � ..
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Conic .
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. . 9111101killah.., - - .
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captain.-, Joseph W. Brown, a
tile 6olord stew&rd, named Ellis, ind the
; .'ilia swoob syiup of common Corn, and looks
justico, against Robillard, if the f acts �r6
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were ioundin thefortross hnd'7.00.PerSi6n
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,,N,aiiitatirl-ttloirmoicaii(Iiiii, � . I � .
- Ali on1bol6lig0olititi '. ., I. '. I . . .. . .
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. . . , I ebi q� -
Fairfax Will. Cartwright, 'member
blighfoot, Young.. The crew, with tile oxw
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the w6roknown to have
.
mid tistoo lifie holio.y. Thd cells, once
filled't ato. el6sed'by g&oaring a hot iron
as they appear, so fat as law Is COncernode
.
a guilty We'll Call, escitpojpstice. The old
*adage
Vrison!via - .. _ I
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WINTniu-Tho
. 1. ;This wintbr has bbon a death blo*-to , .. . . I
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thb old . sottfei. "'Aft hig terrible Stories df I � � .. .
. of
: Parliament for Northampi bollshird South;
0 option of engineer,
been �on boar i Tlll� bodios� of B'dward
d
. I let is
plate.over the -mix, tops, and the prodi . .
i nay yet be agaortpa.,tiiat ,, murder
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dut.11 � . . . I .
N1,kt1,kf;)LFAr,j,% xx present
i0the mOStSOverO
the Worst winter he ever saw, 11 along in ''� - 1 I
. � . .1 . I
"i ?, ,or 11 152 " .1 . .
hascliddattil�'agoof5�8.�Yattr's, �IV.Cart-
-
Poplar mia, Brown have b.00n recovered .
I . . $
sold as. the 11 best clov6r honoy." .It Is -in
groat demand,. and out, Sells the regiflar
will
, . . . . . . . ��
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.,wlnfor(1880and.1�81)
that bag.boon -oxperioildoa in this .locality
.
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or Ili were pub. on recoM last . . I . '.1 I 1. ., .
"Ifter and tile ;infor preceding, and tfioy�'- . � � V.
wl . ..
. Wright was' a ConBorvativo., .
I , �
At the afi*nual ineeting of the Olaham.
. ,. 16 is'ntidorstooa that a friend of HarviLrd
Univarsity has gh;on 0100,000 for-the'eon-
honcy, Gallahil aild gallons of - tile b6qt
tofnato,OtRup Are made from ilia tornmio
I ,
A child IS, oil .exhibition W-Burope that
t
a sniallilogs surpasses anything before'
� tot many 1 Ittud.tb& Falls wato -never
t" I
more beaty to ;or- the. ice formation more
ItRUYN ,
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mA,up, or ratbor,geb down ,. � .0 . .. ... .
dQlllb begin to so , . .
0 thol"drinameter of' -'81, And -the �
' 180
I astors on Wodue6day flight it was
. Cotton in
. -that in
struotion of a now School building At
. law. . I
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. Rltitig"%vlii'c,.Ii.tLro'l)iirelitiso(I from the great-
inobtionod.. Slic'Nvoiglis four pounds ; tier
.
� Wonderful than tit PrO5011t. For a week,
. ' 10
tile cold-wiftdo. 11MV0 blown from tl
�. � .� . !
poor old man has to. Sit' around, Mid liSten. I I
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� stated 130,000 twining spindles
*Oldham are either stopped or wmild: be
C�mbXidgo. . . .�. .
. AI)IIU'mm&,doNpatellof,Taput,,ry25tl'*
I Says
tomato eannint, ostablishmentg. . .
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)load is a little lattler thtiu. a F ronch
billiard ball ,, her hand - might be- cothpared
past . .
proper quarter to 'drive the S&MY Inland,
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to ilia boys,. who are - growing up I .
to ho
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ants, shiver and blow on, their - , -� .
oldest inhabit"
. stopped, as-tho Strike (Tovolopod. .The
resolved to' sappo:# tho* mastor
.
the North American barqno 'Ri8hard was
. ......
As,to ilia theatre, Ve fi'6itho' r advocate
to tile elaw of a loliipl�011. S11A SUB with
V�t
�ejiigt�tlio evergrilons'mid every other in-
00 . �
animate Object With h Puts white icy cover-
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hands and Bay bow this winter gets away I
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-611
mactibg ..
twiners, igainst the striker ..
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gt6pVea. by a -,var vessel for taking guano
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from Patagonia witbotit tile permission of
nor denounce it. %Vc*re nize it as a fact.
.009
-It
eaBo on the thumb gialit
� to
wife Is.travelling with bet; -,, her alloaa A
' jug, producing % *8pc0tM0lO infOrlbr Only to
'ondry
, th them. all, And the poor old Settler I �� . .
wi
or, , I I
n do l.j to Affect a. feeble Contempt for - ' . . I
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. I The British chargo d, affairas At Constmi.
tiuople having asked tile Ports to state how
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ilia Argentiva Government. I
The N prevailed
wotab storm - for years
igli*oro,, and -here to.stay;strougorto-
oil amutipment-loving
day I,, . its hold u F, little likely
than
. ,
as largo fis -an: ordhi'ary thimble. silo is
i
,; Ilia a,half-years old � , anapos,osgesaii ilia
tile glipposca so around the North
Not only lias the Scenery in tho
Polo. im-
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the cold ones Ili a while and say, ' 11 Aw.vr . . . .
pshair, Ligh up, shut lip I - I've Soon cold � . I I �
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much it would concede to Greece, tile Potto
replied that it'iq linpossiblo to defino in
.
throughout the Nortimest YosteraNY4 US
of.wind and
people over ore, and as
to be uprooted or ijut undor ilia ban as.'ilia
vivitait�btcliil4re.ii'of'tlimbagb. Hierlimbs
are well proportioned, and 6116 Innnif6sto
theiliato'vicinity of the Valls boon ciothea
iffitfilloliday attire, but ilia furiousge,los
weather Moro yo was born, any of Y6.1.1, I . I . . . �
I sr;nlaa ximno �
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. ailvitneo ilia maximum coa&�siobs, it WAS
f ot,tures wore oxtremo-VOIOCUY
a heavy Allowfalli With cxbro�36 cold.. Rail-
I
nowfipaporor%frooplatforin.-Goldon],�ule.
� 'inic Bino t6
We do not v�m6mbor , tiny i
Ali, the tlast(A at a human being, .
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have carried thar eloudS Of Spray fat" UP into
tile village ori the Ainerlealf Bids, onvolop -
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- Ono Aloigb, . , 0 � I I .
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horse,
I
disposed to make, Since they could bo'tst�b�.
liaher4 through the apptoaahing, negotia-
rbadtrafficisimpodad" Itisrumbrod.thmt
& family were �roxou to.'."Atfi &6'SIOOPY
,a
arailia, came into oxistorica whon there has
At' SK. Cyrm, -Scotland, this year, as
usual, sixty parcels of U06 And Aix,ty of
Ing ilia- soldidrq' monuillont with In im.
Valls, to-
.. . One .
, . Ono inoon, ; . q, . I . I
Of ..
. tions. Germany and Austria Support this
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. Elyo, Minli, 7 � A
nA been t6 falk of reforming it, with 6* cry
that it needed reform oxcoodixigly, Notwilg,
sugar (0, 111th portion oftlid Ott bequest)
j,daeulmto plitoud, Niagara as'a
sort for tile gigbt-socing, 1� very tama and
courso I . . .
Ono blaid, who gnu gles to you, nothing loa,th . . . .
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-�
view. . . I 1.
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I , Friday� V obi 4
. . tia a vessel to t1l, relief of
. The bill to as . 0 ,
o Passed - tllo,TJ. *S, Senate YOS-
tho,Tomin6tt, ' I
howevor, is more certain than the Nob that
thothoatratakes its tons from the public
llavo been distributed aniong, the poor o�
Ifl.
thoparish. Thootherfour ftlisfilltolid
dommon-placo It any other time of 1116
,
yos,r1gs corbrarod with NVhht itin-wholl
.
I . Offna arin . . . I
I . Well placed .
, , Around ,- .. I .
.
. An English steamor, bound from Bilbao
to Middleboro', foundered at soa, and thir,
tbrd6y, ,with'_ 1�iaojlamontq ,ifirroagitig thd
.
appropriation ,to $175,000" and providing
:which Supports. ito Tiagoily proper )Ills
usually maintainod its moral dignity ; but
aigtributed amona the youngest, oldest,
Ahortost and tallosi; young womon rosidont
Cla8ped in tile icy arnbraco of ,Task Frpst.
I'xoursions to tlI0FAlls'frOmVRViGU5 Points,
oil a waist, � . I ..
OliLA folio that,$ closely tuohod around y ou both . . I ., . .
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. toon persons wero drowned:- � .
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� The Ottoman tro6�A,on thd Grookfrontioi
for tile relief of ally other vessols fo,and
intbocruiZ,ol the*ronof
oom�6y, boi'pq tile roprosont&tivo of exist.
in the parish a4,a married, in the Ankoll
. .
during the past year;. .
would no doubt bogopular. .
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that he
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I . A r&6, � . . . . .
A dasli, I I .
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ilocaiva assisiauc6
ing maunors, na,; reflected. popular vices,
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f .
An Ohio clergy in anuotineea .
!on
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A clash, . � .
� number 100,000,'. and &to ilia olito of the
, I �
, taou.
not to condemn, but It tile boot to a%
- -Ten Years' lalior has boiliplotea tho,
- oil evory-daY life,
would preach a Berm
. . .
�� . . A orash, � 1* -
-army, well provided with &than and ammu-
.1illip, _ �, - _ � .
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. - ato them. A cultivated, moral public, will
. XowTostardebtroyWon, ThoworkisnOW
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