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The New Era, 1881-08-18, Page 2_iRiN;;k1_P71 — � ___%,,,____W.W,_ __--��___ _7___ — WIF __ - 1 __.1_F-r._WW_ — ------ - - _,, - - ii- — -- I------ - --- - , -w-mp- *I-- N I - I __ . , � . � � I . Y 7 I 11 F, � 11 I I . I . I I . � . . . . '. 4e _� .,�' I . . I . # .. N. I � I . I . 1. I � , - I � � I I I 1 - .1 I M..- I I . i I ___-, $$Now InIXAP JJVT 81,11XVXTU's "Tax: *W.XXT 81UNSINVIONT161r." "AYSTIRIM DuArralmol" __ . , , 4*W VOUNT. , I ! . . I � * oputemponLrY.wealmage.1 I wigs r I . . — I ' I � ,&Ugust 1% 18811 and napidl)r 3elteops Details ot the Butchery of TWO. * Three T I , . Jules Ven4onnited t4p Dca$k 0 --W I I loyal Visible to ship Nallool )9Ye I � Children—Their Vacle Tho"8114 WheT MWorderer 111[pup at. J14ast. �', _A an Alitnolp JR41t.or , moo 11go JlLobkof I I --------:-- our 14QA ofloysity is tp. be ,to our 3ruerca and 0 � urdereIA . .I....., . .I I - , � glag Ill Drililanor—Als 101=00II! . � 1. � A �, T I I own counii first and then to the. rest of slona, I were Aplepr,, . T404han Orlando Greenfield W&B'0x(IOUlted, About a fortniglifego, during, the Chicago , � M90410 vompaistlon. . the world 9, torwaras. We 000 no reason Why 3th, at raouse on Friday npruiog, for the rge I � 0outlernin I I a man ohoi 'be sehamed to couless that The now, comet is loom! ' hana- Oaths evening of Saturday, August I 11 so at the 'Tookey Club Park, o * Taox FOUNIB WAITTUN TO Tam MUNQUY ox" ,d 6'!,gj,.'T,,d,ad a most horrible .and mysterious murder mulzer. of hig Wife 4t Orwell, Oswego wasouddonly seen to fall baok moon o� he is loyal to. C4uad%.-Xon1reaZ Star. somely to the astronomer'o oyi , - , I , by, in, 1875, The case was remarkable . I . UOPERT Pvuwla- I I � �t the near-sighted in the was 09'ramitted in the Outskirts of Wagh- 001111 just AM the bell rang foxauoth,ev eat. wo. I , . -BO"0074. In thq, larger cities such so Toronto, is visible to, all bu as heingtwo little children, for the stubborn contest in the courts, men, strangers to the Qrowd, but oil . I 10 immortal bard, Immorts.4 Burns , the morning hours before twilight by the 1110011, the ViOtil There were three trials. Th ' . I . and Montreal, ., I I I whose ligeg ore mottoO of the hOrt-oam.p. Londo, Hamilton .11 Lbut the s, and his sister aged 6. 1 - I . . .. bell. papers ]published cow ,sted power of -Vision, J, a boy agea �, I .. 8 Jury Oil" at the moment to be frien.. a of t., " J40k .1 .. pare favorably, for unmeal ! � I , � � They liyedw.iih their uncle and aunt who .disagreed and twice found him �uiltY- man, immediately took charge of him. ,It I Affootlog layea'andmemorY 10=128-113406 . id ability with journals of middle of the week it -will be discernible - , thepasolve , entencea were passed, and is A I I � .. .. lop of orb.,, 4ray. etiterl?r1se. an � . . , , a, v � . - a Three death 13 1 . ow known that the person struck down . I Thy Bona$ 11 untaught by ru . 3pulatlon. in the evening after twilight near to the left them at hom jbile they 1. I . I .1 . American cities of equal V . . 1. . . 6 to market. The uncle, having re. there were five stays. and reprieves. On the was . L Will be -OW&. - Canada ht& cause to feel proud of her : horizon at tho. point. somewhat. north of had goni , I � � I . i Mr. C. N, Wales, editor of the Parlo, I Nor dear as life -as heaven�i' - � . . � � 5. WOock in th ixth day formally set the execution took Ill., R,WubZf,an � . ' ll 'Paul, . .t . 11 1. . I Agyeariongearssucoesoyero - northwoot. ,At, present the *direction for uraida at . .a evening, found a whose dioappearatice dates Ypes of t I - I a . the two lying aide by side under thq shade 'place, five years and nine months, After the , from lb V No nee been I . 'Fair , , I rio4 harmolay-MIXIgAn. newspapers 111tt. Catharin s, Journal. finding it in the. morning is to carry. a line .1 � I bit day. , thing has oi . who wrot Onknize the 6041,- annahfz;� The recent deficiency of rain may not , �avgeoo,k tree, With their braind ooat� crime. was committal. After so many board of know who .. . from the, star Capella through BettIi Of A I . I .. I , him, nor does aity one I I fe-blood badowl lalloive, 0 Oda were -who proffered to come tQ bin � grand -Glen, I . affect the Northwasterp crops go seriously A. . . � L eight or ng, escapes from the g . reenflQld was t � h i .0 so sweet mWestio, , . urilea, Which. '10 � bright star tored round,, Ana their ii . I 11 ould not be hung, and � I "'8 * , . � . confident that lie, w � ,, , � . . . ,,h'y.'�erldd NN h6uq of the north -Allan. as was feared, While. the prospects for the 3 ri t. 13V thogr&BO.. Little Lizzie's. body was stark Assistance. It is n4dorotood that lie carriedl i I �. I see, lower &A I 1. , . 16 isad-4ilfillan. ,in ton egr 'd to tho - . I a song we. of . *to . boldfroodom Southwestern h slud, stiff, while Joels. tender limbs, like his .gave up hope . ommut0lon. only under e. largo., aura of money with himp and there.: Arvesto go( , . , I 38 Southernana his h tisbatioe, idtar,i, neIkea to the 94110wo. Vigorous offoxts to gain the are those who May they saw 0, man in an I rave 0.0t1ii dfraodoxi�o thrQ06 On 0-th- . 'I" ' I i line A furt or. . '. - extatic g 0 apparent distance from 0 . .1 ., yet . . 11 io bright that their re4undanoymay7ot a ornoesinterforence were in v .Porio, 'gal, to th the evening breom . I At their Gov . I � Bin, Who apparontlyfainting -condition, carriedout , I I . I I - I . . 1. 4 nea _ up for the ,shortage in the Av t star position of the comet I retained some slight warmth. * 1. - � wly make , the 'a" 'a feet . was ton �w eme, but on it was execution took place in the jail in presou"O by three � ow It . I 0 � ago - 000 . grain yield. -N. T'.. f1erald. I I s now rapidly inor , nd a, nc I I . I I � I I . O.tbelro, placed in a omrriage, and, � . - 6, t, , essin 1 of 200 persons, QfReivds, witnesses mud Press borne;%way from the par) Here the. evi-, . I * sipe r I The GA , refuses to page its pro .'r% neither spot not blemish. At their heac I . �g. 111. I . � He .. ated l3cotland's I mug t s fm - 0 , rfield fund - in brightness. Its, distance. from the , . , , - �eut.of cruelty, representwbivos.. The prisoner was calm I - such as it is, ends. � 11 I Ugli tW Ig t s &des . goo a a i *_ Lorembout the murderer -with o rqfinem , dance, � . IT seat notch. of 0155,000, or it 1, I - It is 4boat 97,000,00'o. miles.. The diameter I f , . worth, , ,,, , bad laced v4 smallfir tree set 1h ,% Wooden and unconcerned. Being asked it be had � Tbq, talk about' X , .r, Waies, disappear., I ' . the quarter of 9, million is to be made up, ,Og the bright part ourrounaing the nucleus ot,ag, I which last Christmas had been anything to say, lie repli6d,, nothing. The . , i I o native wild,enqhanting a � Mr. -it necessary to put, his I. o6t of the, brijht comkb, I I . .. I .1 auce had just begun to subside, when on I , . rai4m--Beia., Field will find , �. 11 75Q milos ; thi , I . hung with. 'presents for the innocent trap was sprung at 11 o'clock. A. scene. Thursday last, the 4th. inst., the body of an � th . a hand in his pocket. The feeling is. abroad 140 �?. � mecution.. The I . . I . I . L a dear inamories roup ul. . . W miles'; , total diameter of the ome fiendish grudg*e took place just before the ( , . inknow4 . man was ickec � ortalize the poet's na n that the; President will recover, and Willi - env I elope, 20%000 miles; length. of the tail, victims Of a 11 I. I V p . . . I up inth�lske. . A dfowbaVew.01111, 6 ner eat . �1 07;, , . I I - I or's brother insisted on litanding by At first 11ttle was thought of so common an . . I . I � claim f4 man's privilege of providing for his 8 more, The deviations against their guardians.' Mr. Fisher, the, prison 11 , � . , '0100,000 miles or , . � � . I 1. . I - gthey were Asleep, allowed him to,.' the Iasi, ,declaring him to. be: inno� � , tioni up to' uncle,ithi,n .. � FXomJohu0'GrQmVeto'qros$ the Tweed -Mac, own gamily.--Ghicago, Ti7ne$- of the orbit from the .predio � I , 2E�n ' . sheriff refuse I ocou�rence, till some. one aaw,or fanciedhe I (na0a, them ithout disturbing themi but qent. Thia the .a as unlawful. ,saw, in the corpse a, likeness to Mr. Wiles, Evolution knows - nothiiig of creation. A.ug;ist 2nd wor,e $,in. 090.. in right meen _ I . � I . . I . 11 -1 what heart hath evermatchId his flaine- . . he had stabled his. horse, he W64t up , . and now many of thq friends of that gon- Almlio. This is not because it contravened creation, sion, and 1.9m. in declinatiou. These after ,. The Question of Mourningg , . I results Aie, gatiefactory, Bidering the to them and at once discovered the awfut tl6mma positively asserb that the body is' Though rough and dark the pith he trod -gal- muse creation is an event conal I , I . I - . . . I , . . reoic but simply bee 0 0 III. London Spectator . . . I I � . . � . . . -which does not come Within iiapurview. unfavorable position or rather direction of truth. His or1eq broughtotlAers to the I t (Fvo 11 1) big, The pockets were duly examined, hot Long shall old Sootland keep his name-2relij7 . I I � I 6nd among them a colored woman and%er these afforded no Glue to the deceased, nor I . . Evolution is the namq of a mode of, con- the comet's motion when the'three earliest' 9 - - . urge, aifferwiaely, 6ndihere ' . I I Natures,ofoo- . I I � I � I . Great master of our Doric rhyine�-Gray. tinuatia � e, not 'of a mode of beginning. It ,observeitions were taken,, That direction daughter, neighbors, whom be caused to'be are eome who (probably in consequence of did.hislinen. Moneyiwatqh, jewellory, all I I .__ . " I . . . .- . . � 6 . eir earliest were gone, leavi I ng those interested to come. . Thq � ut the earth. Ra arrested, The corpses were carri 4. into � .ugh hero thy coarse was b aZ?8r&cu;r- can neither afflim nor deny any mode was almost towards d the having been accustomed from th . . . . . � I . - the house, amd the-wamon, UNIMnst whom I . - . . I Dinblem-ot to tildre'u'lasiOn that those who removed . :__ - - sublitne—naaer. '-Of. origill-PrOte 41rootion or, apparent - motion-been,:ao-to, are to -re k- as--thei It m- _jhB, -, __-_,-,*,- ____________ -- I - - - 'neymigg-re; tukOU9,110tes. por-WineheZ1. iou� of ii—faiiie7e-, of hi7 OM rAce-courim were thieves. . speak, pthwirt the sky, move accurate there is not at present a ZIF . eath An .. ndnc . - some amour Binds man wri h fellowman-XvIlah.. - I - A: considerable trade is done in cold , . I I Day. Mt, Fishor's, iss) nd who first robbed the, insensibl� 'man, p . I . I � potatoes, whioh,are sold in predictions would have been possible. The, were removed in oust, I in wearing mourning z . _er- I I . Peace to the dead-itt sootlAla clioir-11fontgom. ohipped fried .. I I I ihol i story is that on,saturday at noon his Wife, r t f�ol a satisfaction in haps murdered him, in guy easo'ihieiv-his I � . . � I I , development of the tail before- per ,ion is � I . whensfrien diesan .1 - 1. � -1 . I , 02nif. laige quantities .by.the box, o.r, perhaps . .1 the remains into the like, to avoid trouble. SO � . , � I I . a this bomep. greater 'than that of the the children And himselfall dined toga .r, mo6rkin the especial event with especial �. I � . � Tes,.future bards sliill poor the la;y-C�ray- bar-rooma where free lunches 21 . � and- happy. I mysterious iso the whole affair, that even " I . Warm'd with a 11 spark ol naturelp firelk-Rusl1ton the barrel, to 8. an last Thursday .the little ones -being . cibeerful I I garments. ut AIL are not of this way of . While y?ars.insiadouP steal awayI�-Culftua4., , '� em They -are supposed to be -very .g.r . I ,im6 kept Lizziewas'461d to have -the. dining -room thinkiuganatheireare,inany whose inolina. the doteotiyeg make no pretensloge to hav- .�, - . - � . , . . I are IV . Tag, night ,the comet -for the first t � I I - the, true � state of the I . . . . I I ch,Ap. At dome, of the Coney island.. libioally' and kitob6u swept, mud a; fire laid for her Ing an idea ad to . I -Z=Ni;. I -tec � I . . I tions or 3verse. The sort of . y . I I . , . . . . � . I t,. F�. I tauratuts they are served, 'after being above the horizon all night, or - :on they retutned,'and. B& just the ri I - � I . . .. rpetual uncle and aunt wb I . . . I .. � � — eaking, entered the circle of pe self -con ousuess and strangeness of feel, catee- . - — . I warmed, at 20 cents for a small plateful.- or , I Advertiser. - I. then. they all went to the pie -of the ingwhioh,usually accompany brand iiew- I 0 � . , I 11 . I . . . � I appaiftloA-Zoston Daily . . I - Personal. . . I SIKKIP. I . . I . . grounds togeth clothes are 'dis it is proposed to raise. the Lora Mayor I I I . THE. N�UWVRE . X. Y. Herald. .. � er. When the old people 09t tasteful to them in a time , I � I — . . The vasthetio woman, according to the I . I -7—, 1 1 off the little. ones waved their gopil-byes, )go about , - . Occult Steuragrg to be Made to lEgAin 0 1 . of trouble, And, they Wish only ti of Dublin?s salary frQui-410joO.O.to., 0000;I� - , . Wheels; .; l 1 " 1" � u. language.of . 9013y. geao?,dII,yL'JP 'a WhAq'. -.1; , - National, Wair .TrA49 1AcAX"c` � - " - and: told them not to� forgetto bring -them- - n wha,tevei they -Are in the. habi - .1 - - L_ __ , .. . . - . . .1 - .. " - lady, with dank aea-weedy, - . � . - . '. I - . t of Wear . . na. toys from the city., � . Aqu. Hancock has acdepted an invitation, , . � . - . transparent , t I The following are the obief items. of the back some asnaiGs a . . , *thOut any fus's or alteration. Sorrow .. i I . A'despatoh;trom Buffalo �ays. Mr. Fryoi, hair, tearful, far-smay looking. eyes, wed- � They never saw .them alive .again.. It was I leep because ; extended through Secretary Of War Lincoln, - W . I . . � , . - . . � � mg bo'noue the less true and c I . , apleted the. model seamed and sd 9heek, and shockingly policyfarmulat�d by the Executive 0 . o1a - nearly 6 o'clock w M or returned 1 t the Yorktown 1, . I . . I . mittee of the British Ledgud : I , .. I .� r mmaud the troops a . I of Now York, has. just coi � . wilti ..hen Mr. Pi h Jit sh nks from ostentatious parade td 00 1 . I � of - a. new ocean steamer that is to ration. ill-fitting clothes., She is, in fact, � %. yearn; FirstTTheA there be no renewal treaties to the farm. 1. � I I -from ivearing t q'bearb 6n the sleeve, for centennial. -� . . . . . � I . .. .. � I . , . . I . . . . . � . . Wheels. ,The vessel floats'on three spheres' ing, soulful,. Imugry, dyspeptic; dismal, b�y be I Is - . . - . 1 I � I o . . Unless terminable At. a year R Weel that the inade-. . Mr. Froude, according . t a London . - . I . made of sheet -steel, one forward iwd two weedy, orgshed and semi -idiotic female notice, so 'that -no en I tarnglemduts of this , kto ,We 11olsou , oursel . I dawstopeckat;-i in. � ., - � . soon to:.bi'3 Wlea.Ao the . I " . . w Yen.. 17oloutward Bigns to. giveltexpres rumor, is likely . � . . . astern. Each' -of these is united with no,odle-Now York CommeroiaZ. .. kind may" stand in the way of adopting . . I I . quac 2pt at doing so a' mere peerage in accordance with the precadent, : . I I . , 'flanges, which surround nearly the Whole . That the nowspipers are the detectives' Ben � sion makes any attem I get in the case of Mr. Miremulay. , - . . I . . I Much a fiscal' policy As the interests i6f the mard, the'great French toxicologist, mockery, and may prefer to conceal tself, . 'L . - I . � Of -its * circumference and act as paddles- beat . side has been proved time and i the. a; . iion o . f foreign nations made. a series of experiments to illustrate, � . � I. . . , Again, empire and ,. I , . . as far as, possible, under. its wonted exter- The Bishop of Ontario was among those . � The �pheres are so arranged that they can a I . or rather to demonstrate, what bad air . r. - . How can real gribf be r6presented . I ad his been illustrated afresh in the cap may render needful. . � ; ' - will do for us and what We can -do With it. 10 . . present 'At Rossal - School; Fleetwood, ' . i be worked ba,okward and forward$ or one � ture Of two of the, men who recently esomped Secoud�Thmt 6a imports of raw n&ate and hatbandla? A:ud it Lancashire, on prize, day. Sir Ughtred ..� � . � may be worked backwar.ZL and the others from the Toronto jail.. It Was while reid� ,i&l got t1l , . . Go from! His object Was not to prove �, that bad air - fittingly. by craps r 115 1 . � . , home industries shall be tv lob no real. krief exist, then the ,vhole affai i . eT. Kay-Shuttleworth."presided. � forward, simultaneously, do that the vessel I 3oison, but that it was a -poison wh ... . : � . -ing an a000u t of 'their escape and a, every quarter in order that Great Britain was.1 . . �_ . may be turned completely around in 11 her * - . . . we are able to take to a great �ild deleteii- not4ing but a miserable exhibi� I ion of -hum. ",.Warrington wood, sculptor, who is in I . I 1�.. desciiption -Of'their appearance that a hotel may com,pete in the BRIG of her ni&uutac- . . bug and hypocrisy -an appeal 6 tho� world di . ' I . . I I . . ous extent,by gradual ana co , � , I London at ptesent, has been bommissione - With . . . . utinued doses. I . I . � own water,"' as. the sail6rs put it keeper near amilt6a saw them enter,. and ,tpres. . . � for sympathy and commiseration upon false, to execute a marble bust of the late � . . - such'power,6f rapid turning no rudder will had big suspicious arousea. . The press and it a be Ho proved it thus. He intxoauced a spar- What sort of Borrow is felt, b Dean � . I . I . necessary. The'upper works are to reet the telegraph have tainimize4 the fugitive -Th� a-Thait adequate import dutie pretences. . 11 Ch 1'we mu . � I � � levie [Use globe, all the apertures of I Y Stanley for members of the family. . 1�1 be d on tbe'ramnufacturesof foreignatates ro'WIlito S g] � reImtiveB who say, at out -the I I ' � � . upon the pplieres that or; to 'do the pro" criminal's chances of oBoape.7�Toronto News. - I .*hidh were hermetically sealed. The DauRi�e, the clown, married a Penuoyl, '- . . I . 11 . . pellitig, and will be. as light as consiiteat . refuting to receive British ihaunfaoturda in , :,children into mourninglor Unclo So -and- vMnia..deacon's daughter ; but the union of . ..You must be a 'Certain distance from A fair exchange, And that. the. same be , sparrow, seemed lively onough for an hour so -he's leftlus something, in his *ill;" or I . . . . 1. .. with strength. Therear6 to be. three dedho, . inbuntain to realize its height, and the pro- removed in case any nation agrees to take but then evidently guffered from the/ ill. clad, 11 I shanIt trouble about black for Church and circus was not happy, 9,n4 the � i I I ' i * . . and the Atate-rooms tie to be ia'the after eminence of, a monumental'. piloof archi- *British manufactures in, fair exchange,and effects of breathing' air. that had already , cousin Such- . an-one-libis left me nothifig J, wife is suing for a d . ivorce. - -, . . I . I . � . . part of the 'vessel, between the wheels on. teeture -is least visible. to the people who are that. tile gains beretcoved in case any ,paised through its lungs; When a Becond . I .1 . . 11.-�A.. Cameron, of ,ithe ', . I the second and third. -do � ck. 'The dining- . hour had- elb,pa-(fa733trn-ard-l-ntroducpcl-7&- --ag-the.case mq,y be I - It wonfd be 4urelly 'Captain- H - I wll . l.: . at, its badd. There is not0ibusly nation agrees to take British manufactures 11 .. more.h6nest for ret nded -mourners bealorasnire, Regimelal'! �Ou of-thw-later - � . room is to be on the thiradeok. I The boat . . -of ' _ � .' . . . 1. I. - sparrow into the same globe., it inch Prot -Cameron, obtains his I I ' =ng 61 the Maine kind in the case of free duty'.� " . I second as -these to assume signs of rejoicing 'Hop, John Hilyai& .. . I 'is to be! , ereonages. We know that th-That a verk moderate duty be seamed attinned, and in t . 210 feet 'long and *130 feet 'deepi - . Four . he lapse of a few ' woe, mccordin or do majority under the now army regulations.. . ! � 1- . ' Her three sphere or paddle, Wheels are to contempbpary p, .. r I bird was left or' . . g as the 0 . . . A -is_tallsrL_ ' ___ frel$�14--:-.�,-T-he�Q,,�n.-ha"l?poi)ibed-Miss .-Victoria, I , 11 , �__ ..... ff at Joreign ininutes. died. The original . . .1 4tIf"aii-gosror. thia.man,or.that tlis6n.-We..Wlm,-.Iexiidiii-alli-artioLe�- _h ' j1j-Jb7ra1f-' out - - wlit,a-i,t-&dpped--AQt-;rku(l,-themselv"��t.he,possessor,s�of , . . , a r ik' rielles , . .Even whA - z - - .i Ii folt Baillie, niece.to tEe �late Lkdy August% I I I . . I . . --- -. -- --- -b-4) Mfie'at- id-diametar-6ae1r; � I � but how ibu6h lia is talier i's better''kn6wri doiintilds, -the same A,�["i,od-014%?iDild r1ongUr, . . Arrow is rea �I.Ik..;. . 7 -1- ..,_ Mr. Fry.er SaYS L , __ - fell. 7, t was, taken out appaxently . . 1. . ,.. . ..... I-, ___ _ .....- .- ....paddle",Pj.U,g.-I$L"j.uphep colonlies and endencies which' .and . � . I . eneratlonsthakarafai, 64than,:tq those- from the. itfi in t-bA &like Stanley and god-daughtei* to the late . . I . . I ' dead; but underAbQ Jqflue) ,, I . ' I I . 1, L.to take -Bri ith,tt(AntifaCtUreS - 3ce,,of fresh idr tensity and duration will"no I . - . he expects to beat -the best 6_60au* t'im"ie by' tog Ne, ., . . I .... . . .. . a--.. �cmaf - I . �..' the Q . . I . - WAO! are neay.-��Pa It Mall Gazette, ' . . are ]?tapered � -in -ail 39�where -tIie_reJ.U4I0A@IIJP is -Dii, hpsq.qf ]��tpp,jT,extra maid of. honor. . . . . . yp I , - ' � nsliftio recoverdde M. Bernar , in . ad wivA- - 6F&ie[6*�� 1. -:.1.___,-.' - - - at least iwo.days.*�and declares that .his . I `_ ee-interobauge. � : .and du same, because two hlisba,ptlg B, . � - _� i , I . vessel will. be both'- safe and comfortable.. . Apparo'ptl xot all "the resources of a. in reasonably It, 'the. interesia'rather of.soleince -than of the i lie � I . Mr. G. 1. Seney li�� gi,�e �a_t �., . t I . . . I I I ' -paragraph is supplemented I I - 'and oisterB, or . natiou*cafi Anake' pu,re-air In the-builaif,is The fourth . _ . . - �to' the glob%. .b ot other relations,. ment of 450,000 to a Georgia college.. This . � . Arrangements. are making,for the building . * . . . of sub,parsgrapbs,' further sparrow, cruelly, iesto-red It '" ' , � 1, I . � W I -At The by a number .. re will, love one anotherU exactly the same I I of the vessel. - 11 , here uolioug influences are work.% . when almost instantly. i.litotte' d and died.' completes the sum of $170,000 whichhe has . , . . - I . . . � _.: . . W. to House recalls the explaining the objects to be attained bv the. degree ; and on. this- account ther� must . , * � . I _ . . � . . . I .trouble it the, d principally : aimed .' aisifist 'ThG. application '61 this to the human �. , thin the. last five months be4towea upon . * , . . h. W 't necessarily be s6inithingfoolish and' veil w' .. . . . prices 'forAntograph Zetters. death ofTrincess'Alice and her child from leagiie,* An � I subject is obvious enou a. srej E6 . I I an Georgia. - � , - . . � I . I . , ... . . America, as may be judgedfrom the. follow- : . in & practice which 3 depth . I I . . - I I . � . In a collection sold by Messrs. � gotheby, diplitherim, the result of bad drainage, and . most Eiiglish meatings'ping plicoa of stau'se- . assumes that th, I The widows of two sovereigns ara stdying � . . I . , I ____ ____ - � _. . � . Wilkinson & Hodge last week were.several the.almost mortal illness On& Prince- og Ing extracts setting forth.. that the objects ment, in th I e position of that first iparrow.. . and extent of regret may.. be reckoned on -,. . . . I .. I . . . I L . entile,tion. of the. league are "I first," to develop the . More or less in Switzerland. The Empress Eug'eaiie,ni . . , . letters of interest. ,."One long one of Queen %Vales brought on by, the bad v I We' stairt ,with, a fair field � and :no favor. according to nearness (if kin. . u . re ource of the. British. empire . and to , I I . at BAdap in the Cariton: of Aargau; said the ., . I . . I I Anne, in which. she - says, in .alluding, 'to and brooding poidons of Marlbo):ough IE[b so a a Y I r Of'shoppin�os &ad hbll6wnesd is- Almost PriucesaDol roukiisatsaint M . . .." . . � . . . 'I � . . aetermine the flow of British capital, skill The gays is,onl� lit just before. th's public& e. 90 . I . . . : I party measures: II.All I desire is my liberty The germs of infectibus aidtd . I : admitti-i-a-; in the dining room the windoWs inaeparablq- from the wearing of mourning, the Grigons . . ��,. ,,, . . . . . � . � � I ,� I . . . . . in encouraging 'andoiaploying �Ull those yt quiib6� as apt to hover. over th6 homed of the. � and, industry , henceforth into Our _Own . : �ocordihg to the- ptesent custom ; yet there ,. . I . . I I . . � . . . . pr6tec- havebeen-oeeiitill'tho guests arrive. ,III Col. Campbell, of the 27th;Battilions I I, . I � . . . concur faithfully ih,'my' service,, whether ilch sua giest, 0 those 'of .,the. poor and dominions, i6itead of into foreign In- botb,sofnethinglike heimetical sealing takes is that about deAh which is apt to put Lan; . . . in I Petrulia. last . week. , I, , . . . . . . ilidy,are cill!d, Whigs. or - TcryB,!' sold,for low,ly.-Boston Post. ' ,� , . - - , - �. - I - I , tive States Where it becomes a� forge Go , .Place, and there is . gradu . btiman nature essentially out Of time for � bton, was �ent, -,. ; - . I . . inevoially opposed tous., I I Second.," thus to. � al P�sphvximti6n.- all tbai is 4riffidi'al',Andahmin'.: , Apin, how, Rilmor. has it that, tilb veteran colonel I . I * � . � 9 �`ii w; . . an;. people 'Would 60I As the . . - ' he purpose of gel I . ... 1 :916: One from Eamuha ,Burke, in whic - man couldbroathe country air, live Wer'eaudd . �e resur- for t Aing evid6noo regard- . .' I ' . . he'says he -never ,wishes ,to see a .brick of transfer the great food growing. industriag . If -it � ausi, . gs;i any One wha believes in.'. t] ! � .. . . I wholesoriI6 lives,'aud use their inueol6si -which We ei6ploy from &6tdctive foreign second* sparrow. died ,.but being. gra _dtion. reconcile it with hi conBoienq� to ing,thelate.impleasaulneas in camp;* �, - ..'. . I * . A again except . � nd . . . � . . .10. . ' l . I . Londo gii argent duty, a' the- next generations would, be a different . � ; sparrow,.' ,.rf i6d. with death , . "' -London.- , - .:' - - � . . that li'd does not muoh,v I � like it, With III na ions Who xqfuse to give'us- their oustomin. .they get indurated like - the first I is . order of beings in, the Imattor of I health t . i is make 6veiything' cormeet. � I Lora Napier, of Magdala; is ,in . . ' ' I I . . . return to our owabolonies and.dopoi2don., They paut and gasp, and say the 'heal - dark, g ancholy ?'..1f he his His tenure of office as Governor of Gibraltar . ' � . . . . . � Indian corruptions end its Jacobin peace,', and developioent. A professor of medicine, . ken, it nob iatolerabld, but they are able to, stand it. loomy and mol � I. -I , cies where our goodsmill be ta � . I gofegs6s to -will expireluootobor,� .*hen; : beiug'71, he ' . . 1. � �, , 2�.: Those. bf Robert' Burns brought some iaspeakirig'to his studetiis lately, on the ,avenue an- It i's. not' till the' next'rodining thst'tho that slird confidence whi4li he i . -all ' "cording -to the present re'gulations, , , . . . of the highest prices. I- Iii one, dated 'April I -choice of a wife, said: I, By alLmeana look dubv fr6e, yet subject oril� to I ' 0, a - t A . - . . I halve as to the depatted.being safe from will, - . I I tie;,Which are �lmost unavoidable in newly- � headach oserts I a f, . - , . . . -a a ompolted to retire , , I - i , I . 0 . , future dm;]tgers,' ),ua having �&Bsea to 6, itite bic from the army. . � 46, 1789,'reforring .to the King's restora. for good*he4ith. in the, person -you. marry; . - . r M . . . . . . I ' . I tion be says: 1, 6 -for give me for speak. I . settled, countties,'a;nd �probably not equal � i of bliss far beyond what is attainable upon - Lord Airlio iptands payirig another visit. - . .�_ � .1 . P .. I. , . do not judge of hot only. by seeing her in tivi duties. levied , Striking anti, Econeudelti- Fashion@- ' in tb" . ;n ' I ilidugh that. is important,. but , Russia. . . . . � "r to the United States this Autumn, accoin- . . - . � g' evil of d" to one-third of the ro 00 6arth, why does. he not rojoice 1guItIe0 1, But I must OAY� I her holeil .St P S 11 Harmony and contrast in color Are all oes li6, think them ouif of. R,r,antled bj his' . . , . . I I look on the whole business a -a wal - k with you';�-,g a - by the 'United eol pain and.- - happiness 2" D son, Lbrd Ogilvy. He goes o n . . . ____ . . � as . , 90 I I Third,," .this. b WO11 . , . veiy well in their way. - The lady who reach of Bympithy, because out of. sight ? to olorad ']is has 16,aght, -an . . .1 8 "Ole0in .in ' time id do eqdml ' . k her. to, take in . I - . farce 'of pageant Mummery;" MI..: The Pme bill. ..If she.caukeep f a ! ,-I . ,. . I ' - I manuso:'Ot..of I'The Rights -of Woman." I sinartly up 9( ,11 � - " us. sliandsome dress: of 'striking tint, Or is he too' -selfish to let "the thought of , ds Jrounger sons.- 't I � . I vi 1. � . pace. With you, induct geb out of breath t I�Iti,CotO the classes interested in agricul � state for One of E , I � I . . . . . 33. . are'entitlea to: tb -same treat. - . . I ' . � . I � 3f Ayr 1� . . F A 1 . w6ifidn't .qtAnd it," . his own loss 2 , * � ' I - I'M curtaing I . �. their gain twdigh that of . sold for 915 15di and of the "Brigs 4 . she *ill'do."-.eiti-eno.lovibv,l!d�.ournal- ' . I ii6aea with lay"'g, - y . . - ou The.x6poexpootato die soon. in autici-, : . .-�'. .. . . ment as those Who 7 are.o&ti hod; no aoubt,'the eye -of -an Artist. That In i875 a Nou.mingi Refoim Asiiioiatiow bation of - t � I .. . for :05 10s. " Lettbro,of Thomas Campbell, , w,dubjecied� I lie event he has lately made *& - . - ,The Hamilton Timars bu�gesto the plant. manufabturds, and who are no, , six Pretty bridesmaids should be Attired in' *was started by, threa ladi6, ana-'has: cer- 7oporiy,.' incl � . : , . . . dated SydenhaMeommoil, 1805,'With pirt . I -city in its parks' to the ui,g,,�,, . . . . , �,. . Will disposing of his private pi i . � I .1. I I of the manuseript'of �, Lord Ullin's Daugh- Ing of walnut trees by.the � .: . competition of prisatios raist.4 what �Misi.'Intenselv � Tbotoo would term ,.tfla ly commonaeld itself. td the.public mind .- iwo, t&Stanianta Se Pontiff', ,:, ,� 4,, . I . -1 But no choice is left� I and public sqi1ares: - The. suggestion - is a . Fin and untsied lands,'By 96 wastax the ii livery of l6ve,, is U * it& common'. to t, _ wing that it nb* biiinlifts hit prepared. t . . . . . . I . � . . ter,"' ending 'With I *good one, and might profitably'. be dioptea upon virg . ich'restores . . � ousti: . . ome eltent,ise 1. one of which, it is believed, will bdof some . I . I p to the Devil;" � Z�3 � ful* ayoteio of agriculture, wh . on both oidbo of 'the. Atlantic..: ,Ladibs -460 �.inembers'. it, aiscourages -the use of . . I . .. . must either publish, or g, - elsewhere than In-' Hamilton. We cannot, I . I � I . politicil importance.. : ' . I I . I . 15s. Letters of Cardinal Henery,Sivart, . 11 'nothing to the soil, mud is thus ,equivalent I attending rabep, on Mr. Lprillaral.s drag at mourning sta,tibiery, wearing of crape, and ,�.,� - . . . : , .. I � ' say whether -the soi of, our, 9�in Queen's ... .. - - � Sir Fiederick .Roberts has been selected . - . . � May, 1764 Rome, in which, -'speaking -of his to's bbu,�Y. : I � - . � . , , A5 I . , Cone Island, or Mr.. Chaplin% at Good- puttingbf childrein and servants into black;. . - , .1 .. � Park Would -grow walnut treesoru6t,.but ,, . I �., .- .— . .. _.I�_., ,.OZ ' � I . to repi4Aent the British army At the grand ' . " I farother"B visit to the Pdpd, he says* of him; . . `�I�.. .. . wdar tb6 owner's colors. Furniw recommefids, that., mourning .should. be I ,* ., 'dr Could: he but got the better- of the nasty the experiment might, be tried '.upon A, . Food I forUfants.; .. I. . ture. �n . suite,. � dieters" -drosses to shown by 'a -black band round the aim, or autumn: manceuvr6B this y6ar in Han6vek I . ,'. - . . � . bottle, whi* every -now ind thoubomes on small somI6, There need,be no doubt upon ' . .. . . ' And. Sbbl6swig-Holstein. The gener . al's - . . . . that' sedre I; Hatailton, - a . 8 the wainiij is The French - Commissioners 'on .the match, ..the servants' livery - and the bV a bIm6k scarf, mud. aims generally At. march -from Cabul'to'CeLudahar was'A feat . . . . by spi)!AA,VvPcouId hope 0; great deal'; .but I to the .11ygiene of Infancy, in's.warding the ze 'tinb: of ik n . � panels of the ,oapriage,he I�iuimizi'g . , . . I. I . . � . ' I mi�urning. .J. . �, ' I. " , I , ' - -- I � , , ; . iudigbnous to-tbat, region and PEI , I . . . . . - sea to get the 'better Of -that nastylip,bit in scompotition,of esdayists,report it Idrives-ali . thds� combinations of color atxe � I I .. .% , warmly admired: in Germany. , .. I . I - . , - .1 . . I I " ' � a" neighboring Grand River valley. . Canadian the coublusionwgenerally strived at lead Balletic Melastndwthing, xapavise V�Ac Of Iviolinks tox:11venIon. . MraI.. Jones -is writing a'iiew. Bible, under ` . . � there must. be the hand of Godi"' 216 6 . - . . t�sd by custom. 9 I ". , . . . I 'A Confession of Faith signed by MonttO136, farmerg would find..'the -oultivationbf-thia, to I the . follbWing.repommendati6fiS, :� 'No however, , see . me carrying the matter to ., . I I . I . . I 'I I I � . . i It , I ' ' ' , . itable b . usiness I I a 'both the nuts I . . , I (Vioni Miss Bird's il Japan.") ' . the inopiratiob, she says, of the spiri 9 o .1 tree a prof 9 . � I I . 51) a Other- Scotch Feeii, written on -vallunIt child -should. be remti�d , On artificial food extr -nee. skirts- ,. its. She.hUB been six years at the . I - ' - and the wood are .very valuable. When . ei M&ny ladies now wear . .�it, LIe'saon.-Every. girl.'when of age. able: sair . ,and is now' giviiig readings I . aold.forjeSQ.. � � 1. .. . I , ating'treeig they might " 611 , when. e mo 6 it, but. such corresponding in color, texture ana material . I . work already,� I . I I . � , . , I - . '. they are pimi , . W must marry a man . of a, different family,. istiol .. 1. . . � . I . � . � Toronto News'. , . -food is pyeferable to placing the oltildwith with the front awtibis of the houge. A - fromit at the Like Pleasant Spiritual � . ,� '� I ',plaut valuable oues.� I ther6fore,her parents must be more . care� � oamp...mee ing. , , , . , . . . . Compelled to; lutch. a Wri'm Vvet. . � . . . a -wet nurse, poorly, remunerated, Bud thrifty housewife,,when she givesthe order , I t - ' I . . . . � I . - I . .. . � I 1 . . .. -, . . For successfully for these Awnings, tells lbe. , maker to Bona . fql'of her education' than that, of a son, as , L - Mr.. A.,F. J ury, 91 Toronto, Who is hoit. . . I An incident illustrating. lthe gallantry of . I .A Word .farthe.'Waftr-MCloli. - living. at her own. home , she must be subject to her father , suld- ' A d, has several, engagements -to, , - - I . � , frouti . .amen � 'is .related. of For pomd I reason- there is *& Prejudice- bfinqing up an %infant by, hand, the best homo�threidyirds of - the piece for hoksdlf, moth6r-in-law and. seive thein. If sh in Eng an . I sm . "j, ' roman toward w ailkla that of a cow that has . recently. And the .same material ihades,, the front G' address workirignien during his stay in . ' ' L am. Potter, .1vbAttar .,. .known. -melon on'the -giound of I . . . � quarrel. ivith her ' occasion 'is �eiizea ad - - ,- Willi G I .as igainat the water d . ivrilV � . . foNotitl calved,, or similarly of a .goat, to -which' windowi and forms the'dress "of the fait 'a � . .. that country. Each . I . C6manche till, - - G6h. ,Terry's its being.unhealthy.- By1many it is regarded ' m'istress, Wall, if our sisteis have StOlOn husband' relations. . I 1 ' an Opportunity to adv%nee the. claims of - * - .. scout. Ithapp�n�ainWiohiio;mfew.;,weeks I. � f colic * should be added during the firib' week a .. ,.., I . . . as' a : ee concern," full 0 � ' vAter, and 'subsequently a. the Turkish towels fr6m,the bath -room t6 . i 2aa.-�-it is .better for womdu to have . 'tv - Canada to2tiglIsh emigration. � . . . I � 'since. Bill roae into the town dressed III chorle ' na�orbus and what not, and ,when a, half- Part Of -� I gooa:m'ina than ft bea�tifui appearance. . .. ra- - jurth oi less, according to the digestive make -their jackets, the .girths from the - . Rev. S. You�g, .of the* M. E. Church at, I � . . Ith a person has been made sick b . f( Id. Wasa or earths Kingston, does not believe in closing. up.. a . a complete suit of buckskin and wx y eating water the Ow n t a skirt off the Women .who have a ba,d mind, t,heir pas of honest,*rangers At his back. As lie I b,,Ious little sympathy is expressed, fori � Lt powers of I were stable for their belts,.why no sions are turbulent, t6ir eyes seem 'a'resa, . . � . gan" along he saw a I! bounter-jumpbr 11 - %I . -vulcanizedinais outside awniug, a. gash from the , Outside . 'voices loud and c . church during the summer months. He . .. : . .) Wot. -_ is,reg4rded as d; case of -suffering golf. one shoulA be used'; no and. . ful, their )battering and told his. congregation . on Sunday - evenin'g. he was p1dased-to &II hini,- ioughly 614 � . na-full' know- r'ibber.-mouthpiedes-6f,v,es�els containing blind, a btriped imbl�dloth for 0, sho"Vii, ' .. . -�, �_ , . - I I , ' . - . tOh - Inflicted witli delibor&1iou a 14 ought to ,be- employed. - - - � , � p :acol6re'd-a�stdt-fot..hss-? -These- when angry Will, tell theii family secrets, that the evil one was continually at work, . , . . I . ` . a little girl about 19 yea;rs old (Bill's idea of 'edge oUthe 66adoquencerj�' A writeiAn Ad.., . � . . . : � I . fas � hions have two advanteIges-4hey' are and, beaidi.es, - laugh' -41 And mock other - , that Satan never. took holidays. Religion* . . I a 11 little 11 girl) by the shoulder. and solicit FiM and Health, however, makes a plea for � . I . ole, and etivy. ana be spiteful towards he said . could * noi nielt ; summ r, - nog I,- I . � lieratteiltion. The girl*wjthdrew hdrarm W ' Dr. Sobliemanwa description 'of lis itriking and a I oOhomIoaiI,--X- Y.. Ti � ibune. pool . . - impropor.for I . in I a �. .. I , ' the water -melon slid insists that, so far from . I I . .. . them. These things, are�all � freeze in winter. . . . . . . . . . i augrily,.Und last theii,the scene fall under beffig unhealthyi itwill cure %Ne sick 'And courtship of ,his wife is in intpre �t.ibg one I , . I .. . !� 1. women to do, as they ought to be 'chaste, � -had � Bath is I autiouncea at Madrid of the . � . . .. 11 16 is now twelve years," he 'says, 11 dined S. , .. . . . . 'I � -yg: . . tenable Xoding Amiable And gentle. I I � . T .. I . i . Bill's personal inspection. � keep the well in gbod condition. He sa � mrash .Duke- of Alba. The Addeased nobleman, . 0 , . � , i, Slid was a poor girl," says Bill, 11 and it I can lmagiueth6 h6tror of certain readers I met her In the house of her parents in Blue is much Worn: . in silksi' from the , . . l . Athens. - it was 6 Saturday. .In* the -course , . ,3rd.�Whon &girl is unmarried she 6hall . plainly clad in an 'old dtois, .but I won't arkest to the plad . psron a,. at the brother-in-law of the Empress I . who; fancy that they aie "so peculiarly di . . . . Eugenie, and his Boni the Duke of Hueschri I . . of the convolesation, I made an. astonishing I neat shades. ' . I rdverenee hot t' but after marriage W . going to. see her bisult6d by Any durnea constituted -that they -can't eat fruit, and luuefi fullei, so 6.9 'to hot father find mother-in-law More than' . . . I . coantet-hoppor, tinder my mouiifain eye I , . a h discovery. The young 18-year-ola girl, as Skirts arebecomin I . , I .. ,Morning, and �evening who succe6da to the title, is. married to.the 9, . Water-molons. . Mercyl 'I 'abo.ul ave give more amid in W&I in her own bar6tits. I . in dmy bosB, and I the, talk turned upon the Died, recited for 9. I da,114hter Of thd Duke ol F6rnaii-Xuuez, the, , . '. X jest jumped down fto an attack of cholera -morbus, surely.' There 0 ' v With violet .she shall.inquire after the health of bar . sad(or. Ili Paris. I I I . . that. fellow td,stop. Hedidn't I,, not, � ' - � . me 9, long piecb frdbithat work with literal , 'The combination oProse-col. . ' she .8paiiiah Ambas , called for in -my opinion, one such person in � . - ask if � . I .1 . I I . seem to -want toi 'but, I made him .stop. ,X the world wfio would be troiib!Qa by watoiI. accuracy. Woverd soon absorbed in the lilac is oxtrewelyfasibionable., - " � � father and, mother-in-law and . Hon. A. W. M6Lolaft,.Presidont of the . I . subject, and on'tho 'same day I was able to Nearly all dresses , for jirls. have veky I can be of.any'service to them and likewise Privy Council, bas been Uppointed by aft ' - in ' my atm§ melons, if tb,lien after a faidtday. It 7night I * do all th.ey bid her; and if they Scold her, . 'irl -be our wed- large , either,of . OrdenitiXotmoil, dated the 2ud instant, -. - ' - .. took up thq . little - g .. .. . . and set, her down on a box. I took , start the sluicewayi In the 'ease of a cousti- - or I Next.Thursday.will thecostume material, she must lft�t, speak, And if she shows an . ' - 47� I Aud.Thursday ding , collars . 1 66 hot shoes and said to the counter . � ing , . ,I�as oui wedc Or." �ant,a with ldce,.or of, Imop alone. . -f ly they come to actb*'Minidtor'of Marine and Fisheries . . 11 I . SMIPTId dispoBibion, wal' . patea person, Who ,has boon ologgi g up a , , or. G is in great -favor, and Will a peaceful 1 ties. the absence of Hon. X.. C. Popei . . � * In -vatIt you to get down with bad food for days and wdeks, and gave d Important business called me At Moire antique - settlement of their C Ifficul I anti, 9 . . " . U lick the, dust off. the doles of that po r . - so, it v�ould prove the bdst,aua Paris, We made. our wedding be extensively used next winter. Itwillbe I. . -------- �0_ - . , . . I h at present indisposed 6,ud tibible to .. I . - . . . 'Then came tuQ time for .. 'sniper : I Nuw'l 0 I life. It , waboi-malon once to , I W Old - , . . I . I girl's feat whom you have insulted.', .. . safest physic In. Ibbe wovld.* journey thither. made' up iftt6 scarfg, - oloAs, and bonnet� . . . . . I � A Singing rk-eacher. � . �. I � atteficl. to the duties of his office. I Since the I - . . I ,,Ana ,I made .him do it, He looked containg, i1out ninety_AVG'pGrL Cont. of, ,the' learning. I reciteaRomer to hei,'aad she strings,- as Well . at dresses." i . D . ild 'Lot Toronto, In a -recent illne�s -of. Mr. Popt� his evitie's have bee . a I., . ., 11 . I I . . . . I . the Iiiuvzle of a 4'5-caAre Colt's the. purest repeated it after nie. ,0uring"Our marrioa . L a : - down In �, and a, trace of I A ddeorative and at the - game time ugeful , Rev- k' W na a jh� parformea b'y the Minister of CudtOI s- - .. ptirest of wital we, have not had � single 'failing out- ib sermon, said that whea a young r L for just aboui h6if a minute, and -then he sags,r, kna nothi g -voted. .life disposition of a pointed tile is to ingert � , I many on her way - . . . .. � . n basyetbeen disco not even 6or Agamemnon and his si§tor, , , 'Was going through the New Hampshire la passing through. Get . I . - . . came to his milk like: a little lamb. . . thiffuthishossopekfeetatiaspeday��,aiire., - when � in one of the little wooden brackets esp � coi. Woods, Bud began singlifig an old song.. Ail to Switzerland tb'o Empress A ugenie, Who . .� I . it a 1, nift(le him lick that &I'S foot, jj�jj?)Idj, eanipletilit as water-molon, and The airly dispute ,we ever had Was ally� made for the purpood. . ierrefonds, first . . An -for s we had differedt Ideas Abodi'the rendering , I intending Buioid"ear-by. homrd. it, And travels As the Counteas, P. I & big crowd gather 1 &round, but I notilinq else.. �L,Iv&n when diarrhoea has been . - . * order to view" . . Ili gh oc F144 the , molyhtaivs, - etc., b 0" fiiy men with. aidi unil ' P. , I . .. izing aft old"song.of .childhood ,jaid. -drove to the ,new Palace in I All' I I . 6 care kept ;p by ctintitmea, 6�6tiug of.ordibary . tiel OURS for ih wh' h'the late PAncq8o 100 . . . . .a.0.11 -did not . of & passage in Homer," . piealea. .waists; noithdr Iroco 11 his nior, being overcome and . , IT OYMB HO he"VO bloi!Kd or 11OW.9 the rooms" ic . I . whothei i6y liked it'or not. -Kansa . s City food, until the disease bad become chro�ufc, How To 00�tn ]INETS,-Mr, uffings 'nor shirringa appear it, these divertea froiV his purpose, by tilo, rush of . lived, Ana, Afterwards proceeded to the .1 . . . . � � I ' I . - . ri??16. , . . .. . I I . � this delicious beverave-for It is little James T. tell's acqoubb, in the Canadian 9 es,but the newest show much ploating. recollections., Dr. Wild then sang.'a verso Royal Xmusoleum, where she � *As met by . . . . � � - more-water-molon, takeii freely two or EUt0)n6I0fli,qtt Of the eAs .aOtB ress ... ._____.__-.7_-__-_ � � .Grand Duke and the. . , . y capture of hot . . Of the sofig to show what it was. I like. A. the horeditar3 I ,'One A&y, while crossing the ocein,"said thtee times a day, has again and igain way -possibly serve as a useful hint to Sao I and Alicie. Th� Empress L � Dt'ronotsi Strictly so termed, owethe short time s�o the - would-be ,suicide, who Prindoog"Irene . , I Judge Tyner, the Assistaat-Postmastef� beed ,known to work wonders, Ana to agricultural reader in an orqergency. The to the policy of James was nee, . ofore the tomb of the Princesof . General, it X had, 6 sovdre OP611 of sea. ie.vpeotedly found, in a stump origin of their order ring the end of big life's journey, tbon knelt b ,ming some time in silent . I I onto I When all the usual tomOdies had' best was ul X. of Unglatid. Ito instituted the Oil& Of Bout his Aon to visit pr, wild Ana convey and. after Paf I .. I , .1 . I I . during a walk in the Bellovilld fores : . .-I prayer eaths Upon it. ' , sickness, I want up on deck in the h , . . ope failea." 1. I pladda several wr that the fresh air would not he a 'reviver, - . - . 1, A few days 6fter, taking advantage of 0, English baronets to provide, the 11 planta. ohee mo . rehis thanks, � Mechanically, ad was in� habii, 'I took out - I 'kWTAU7 NOT -9. -It had boon aeoiaaa cool morning, I sent my two boys to the .tion " of the Province of Ulster with loyal I ---...— The late Dean Stanley Js said to have . settlers. The Baronetcy of trelimua f6l. Mr. Ana Mrs. JamesBaird, of Hamilton# lately made a gesture when pr6abbing. . . � � cigar and lit it. Before it was half don- that the following regiments will shortly Woods with 6 small bottle of chloroform , After morninq'service, he asked - - 'a, viz and A hara rubber syringoi Actording to lowed that of England and was founded have reburnea' from 9, longbhonea tour to One day . . . sumed the sickness came on again. Vgli I be sent from Natal to Great Brital -, the samoobject. . .., tihe Old Country, . Mrg. Bmird is a Iliece of his wife if she had noticed the intensity , ii makes me pal6to think of it even no,w. the gna Battalion 60th Rifles, 83rd Regi- dirdetiono, they injeoteasbout a drachal. of for Ir , , I Ii ossed as to tl;te &to Thoniaa Carlyle, and - she has � with which the, congregation haa, gazed . .. A yhow, overboard went the' cigar, and mont, 85thLight Infmntry� 02nd Gordon the quid into tho, hole, and'throw v, hand- �Cannot a lady be so *611 dr sting relies of the upon him autlug the sermon, 41HOW � . Ire , - � brought home dome intere I . om th 'a a couple of whifts are I n fi 6 W O oxtrs,va. I ,at day to th, Highlanders ang 07th Regiment. None of kerchief, over the ontraticoi In AbO t v be ill dressed 2 ,hen one is 9 I I I . - .enough to turn me upaia6 down. if yo these corps. Uto to be -roplacda on, the minutes they opened up the nest, whon gantly and richly attirea that ove;y pasAer- ,, Sage of Chelsea," of ,italy, . takes ,six could they b6lP it, my dearill said Lady . I A ,&ugustal it when one of your loved *40 - � . bappen to know anybody who wants to ot f ign service ostAlishtnent, which will they found the inmates in 9, perfect state of by, mile and feiiale, isirresistiblylinpallAa Margaret, Queen. on the top ofyburhe6atba whOto time?" ; I ^Y, -- urn d th h e of . 31 lk Imm u I 'I * I - T I - � , I - � - - - ., I I 0 ji a Ili t daring. when ohs Ing . Up Oft the 1166bit, just 06dV100'hiM to take 1% Kell be reduced by ,some 8,000 or 4,000 olamb6r, and transfegred them without to ttira Abc t na look at her clothes, the interest I doeaS OJ L 1101 taken his hit oft before � . . 11�, Wood and a aced of soAstoknegs t0geth6t, men,, while the British garrisons Will be trouble to their cyanide bottloo, In about gooniing paradox above presented seems to Pigged through Milan the other day.she The Deali I I ' I . And I'll warrant you he will be an anti, increased by this number, . I an hour they returned, rin Ing me forty- be supportea. The per action 0 roodive An converse I satoring the pulpit, thd glovo lyinithotein I I �'. tobatoo, In' an ever a , torwarv, I t eight specimens of the Insect," dfesol,ng would, seem to be reached Oil rodetitlyi *ith t � . 0 com"O'n, lie, ftboso 1, had fallen on his head, Una as a stood � . I I A new Palace is to be built for the Mikadd I in a SM&I quite still wh6n pteachifig, there' ,it ke-� . . P o minutoo, After OpIreftilly fr6m Monte ViXto, og 0 " ., � .... I Yale (DA) provogestoial 8 . It *ill be 611tiroly 61 Wood, and Me. Edwin Arnold# the a or of 94 he one ;. , I . 11 OV6 its otteeto, of Jo, 'n T cannot tell AV . I I thamod. . . . . . Wlblilth6 labot of, its bripAuSt, I I 00 ight of Asia " is ver ill i tlaudi I. , noticing a psooibg Uaywhs;,b she had Oba open boa,vi - I� " . I . . I .. . . I I F . I .,, . I�ot nearly 46,00,006. LI I � y . . � . . . ...,,A , . I , - - I - . I , . I - I .... I I . .. .. . . : . A. : I .. .. I . . . . . . I I - 1i 4 q I . . . . 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