HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1881-10-27, Page 31 �..., 11-11, . .1.11 I -1 I I � I - . 1. . I
I �, III
'. -1--..1.
-1 � , .— — " , - - ... . . . I 1. . -- - . -
- � , . .. � " - ,,- '1111 .. . , , � � , .� I .1 . . - � � .1 . - , � Z — Z - 1. � --- I.. . . . .
� ,� . - .. ..... I .1 --- -1144
.
N
. � I
.
.
..
.
Alleniconts. W -by They Shopla, Not 00
,
. . I I
. I
I
. .
I . � W .
. 11
I
I
I
.
I
I I
. .
I
I
I I
I
I I
. . . �
I
.
.
11
�
6- . .
. �, . � I I
I I � I . �
I
1. I I . I I
I - I
I
.
.
.
.
I I
I
I r4 I i , . �
.
I 0 c, t. 27, :L$81.
. .
- r0w, VONNAWS AND MATS.
, -7
JPUX,rJi* sevolax'Awitgros.
* —
I JFavaired by Wertane.
.
-
TP* WAH.Xr4�— ' . �
00filsir.
. �
I .
green ribbon belongs. to the Order 14119 I
.1 .11. -
-
I I I I I
Who I'atedit 15"len ftlectc4 by 1,eading
lWilugerif. .
.
Alleniconts. W -by They Shopla, Not 00
,
An aesay of are from A. new atriko in. the
,
Safe mine, near $All Rafael, Lower Califor.
.
. I .
' -- I
.
—A 11 monobibe " 'a tile latest 114111040T a
. . . . � ,
Thistle of Sootland. ff , ,
,
.
-
. TRE R.
. � GARTE.
�� . �!
,..
4, Virot shape has the Alpine crown
I
covered broosded
I Xtaidulged In. ,
I I
Prof. Robertson Smith, evidently, has no
'those
. 1
n!&, about eighty miles from Ban 'Diego,
yields 017,972 per ton.
Into drink. . �
—Prof. Ring is againthummilig 44 U in
The summorbat is off the oopo4 �
Nc wren Around the aoor-otep , hops, I . �
farm
The .ero n Irin .
his ore `
, . �
VictiorlaIs Royal Fayor Bostowed U
. , pan
with gray plusb. The
cleap brim. -is covered
. �
, witha, handsome
Sympathy with ministers whose
vaniiy leads them to carry their opecula -
Fifteen years Ago Jamps B. Orman, of,
, p
aBallooll, Days],' I I
bao ba 11
The I 0. )I o ftying AlCaps, I
b kwh 0
Th. no o tea 0 or vision tops,
� -
. Alfonso, .
I
�
� pearlbemaed wati6rod silk whio
I I . h is also
rolled. Around the crown and mingled with
I ,
tions and their novel �iews iixtothe pulp 10.
_
di er
'Though, insome respects, in views ff
h
Pueblo, waht to 0olorsdo a poor boy, To-
I I � I
-day he employs 0,,0Q0 men and owlis and
—Ab X f you d
, aine balls I ,,, I yon
.
w ast order 41 tonic, il . opirp lager
. .
C t gd I
Th IN Q4 ei ustora drops,
,
An o - or zoo an
djwo by lit 011s
wit b. roaril so SAU15
1�
-
, I . .
BRILLIANT CEREMONY AT MADRID.
,
.
&'Small bunch of, sage and cream shadeil
I
ostrich tips oxione side. Tha strings are
'
- , I
from those of his brethren in the Free
I . I -i -
Church, he says: *'I mover hit,oduceil
'such
U
works?,2,000 bead,of in lea And horses. .
-
A, ixegleoted but, wealthy uncle of two
I
—Makes A bolt for bu$bxesq�T.jIebIaok-
, Sinib b. . I . . �
, a �
40 -
And x3orcialo obops.
-
' -711 I'm a very Sick man," observed the I �
. I . . �
tramp languidly as he, Anchored binpself at I �
. I I I
..
� The P4;inp and Pageantry JLlaceadling she
of cream lace with large, lozenge shaped
11 .
data, And ore caught Oil on
I a side of che
. . the pulpit, Positive
, questions in �
truth—truth which can 'be prevent.
girls who bad lived, as Servants, in the Rusb.
House' I Pittsburvil, Pa., has unexpectedly
',
—potatoes plautec, . eyes.
I
� must have their
� about. them. it tbey are to come
� UP.
a., restaurant table, 11 the doctor I , �
I- . I nay$ I I " �
must have strengthening. food, Give we . ,
. : -1 -- ,
Inyr, Alicia k��-*'CrIPIAOIA Pf li"O"Irea'"10
'hat with a transparent gr%sohapper� - �
. �
- A 11eidelburg Shape has 9, square crown,
illustrated, applied—oan be found sufficient
to occupy all a rbipiatcr% time in,
mad, theta h ,be Surrogate of Sau
ap y. ..T
man a
FranoWco has 900,000 of thin dead i '
:
' —Dark red in Small quantities saftems,
I �
.
something with plenty of !ran in it." The I
, ,
'rest
co,
and InsIgula. I .
� I .
crushed. down until it resemliles a gentle-
. - public
iustruo
. tion, and employ lai his abihty In
I I
money, and. is looking for Caroline And
. I ,
dark browil.gooil
. 9.
11 .The more advice a,m%xx
wi4ter Shaded the a of his mouth ..
Witb his bsn4a.and then bellowed ill oten. . .
MADRID, Oct. ,—The investiture of
. I � .
, King Alfonso. with the Order of the Garter
inan's high hat that has bad a
. I , 11 . misunder-
standing with Several low ceilings. 'An
I �
its illustration... Such ppaitive truth,'aud
such only, has pow.e
I . r to turn men to
� I
Mary Clark. .
, af ter his a
In less than six weeks . rrival in
gives the lea
Popular is be with I , 8
bio fellow$
, . I
toriam, tomes; A, One koo of nails I 11
0 .
. �
— .
Clea,xilinessis not only next to. goan-
I . took pla?s thin afternoon. Alfonzo,- XII,
, I
bag received many 'marks of oympatla
. y
. � .. I I
imspeAn breast and heao ornaments one side
. . I I �
of tItis picturesque hat.
. �
righteousness, and to coull rm and edify
.
them theroill," If Dr, Thomas, of Chicago,
Colorado, Dr. W. J. Bean, of Columbus, O.,
located two mines in the, Lake. City mining
�diotrlcb,
—September -gown, wheat
.. in thriving
finely undOr tile recent r inn.
a
I , ,
xxess�it is the foundation of bealthfulne I so. . ,
Dirt is a, disease. The
%;am Queen Victoria,. but none more agree-
A tprba,u of dark bronze plush is arms,
and oomer bearer home, who in past years
:
'only
and At the depth of t*enty-five
�
-Whealan 014 maia is Well #4 preser�eclfj
germ of fuxxd%�
, 1.
mental truth of sanitary sclence-m 4is,
Able tliantlie. high distinction once before,
jik this century conferred on another
mentedwith a small green parrot. The
muff which accompanies this is also of
bav6 got. into, diffigultiee, had
. .
observed this rul a and confined them-
feet struck the , pecimens of silver
finent a . . ore
ever, produced. lie bag refused �100,0.00
6 ,..
.he ought, to be sweet enough to king, �'cQvery
, .
I ,
I I
of modern time -is that . 11 filth I is, . I
, I
� I �
. .1 � � I I ., after
Spanish sovereign. Lord Wellesley .
I I �
bronze plush, lined .with cardine
. I � ,I, satin,
Selv
, ,as, in their ininistrations those
for the mines, .t .
-Vennor promises that a bright 4.ovam,
-
bar will &toxic for the October gloom, '
the M086 fruitful, if not the sole, sourco of
�.11 ; I
4. preventable'dioemse.11 40 Clean things
the great Peninsular war,brought the Garter
to Fardinanil
I , VIL, grandfather of Alfonso,
and has a parrot with cardixxa� ribbon
around its throat, oil tile outsido�
. Wthere was'9
great truths, in whic subatati-
tia,l agreement between them and ths,
the ribbest specimen of quartz of I a size
.
ever -taken out of any mine on the Pacific
-
-Wouted-Natme of the western town
*that hasn't ,
� I ,
alone aris. healthful,,, says Dr. Gregory, . . I ,
Preside I 11
rat of the Illinois State Boardot
I I The relp,�tionscoolpil between Spain and Rog-
landduri4g ieenleabellso'ereign,while'tho
A Gainsborol of marine blue plush has
ostrich plumes of the same for lace brim.
On
Churol.cies to which they'. belonged, their
congregations would have last -no I
thing, and
Calfi;j is,
coast is on exhibition at Noble's " 11
: street, Sait Francisco. It weighs 214 pounds,
It
made giant at'
rides. -
'
' ' ;-Dresses. are now worn io Short that the
. �
I
Health; "clean -6a,ter, bleat food, clean - -- I
"'M I a
Ili, and. ol anliness of the whole
famous t marriage policy annoyed, thb
a 4,2 � ..
.
ming as well' as tbe.cutaide. The left
� I
both they and the Chu . oulah%vis been
. roll w -
And is valued by .an assayer at 0201000.
I . .
ngs
street crosai are seldom cleati..
� � I .
I person, .. , , - I 1
and tb . I
, whole life."
� .
-British Government. DuriiS the revolu-
.9 .
side of the bribi, is caught up. and hold with
.
Saved from a great deal of tro
I uble. No
taken from the Rainbow .mine in,
was .
I
- I I .
-Ad%m. ought to- ,have said 11 Hardly,
. . . i
. I I
Little Bo-Reop awoke from her sleep . . ,
� I
tion of September, England, ever Slow to
. � I
recognize governments like those of .Area.,
I . .
P. buixWot,re'dWand purple plums.., �
I I I . . .
A thea#a�hat of .qlWd -chenille and plush
man, certainly, ought to teach an ything
"
which he does not believe, but "it does not
-
Sierra County. .
. .
1 "
�01v&," Nixon he Was -tomptei I to bit;, the
Apple. - . . I
- . i
Her eyes operied*Ide and wider, I . . !
. _ to .
lPor bhe found herself s n . . I
0" a gra's I
. . I .
dens and Serrano, was among thev first to
.
-has & bunch of shaded, chenille flowevs,
I. . - I
follow that he ought -to teach all that he
� A-ous4T deal of, interesting 1 formation-
.
'will
� .
. I
* -The prize-Aghter ieela before be
.. I
With an old Sheep' .1'.xididg)b �Idp be,. . �' - I I I *
,
. . . . . ,
� I ball'the restoration of tb 6 b9i'prince, w he,
slightly mixed with gold threads. The
� I -
does believe, imless he-bbligvee.-it to be
. I � ,
be gained from7tbe Gerxinau', Aust riam,
I I � I .
I
strik6, but the bel 4 as al
I I 1 0 m6`bPe' 'untOlt'6
,
I Littlo,13o.reep,11 said the good old shoop, , . . 1, I .
, . . .
" How
I
. . , 6xile, was called to ,big
1--1. when fresh OQni
I I throne by �Ibhe dari�g General Martinez
Strings are of, reversible .plush and satin
I .1 � .
ribbon. � � . . . . . .
necessary to salvati on. There were truths
I I
I which the Lord Jesus not on
and Russian mauceuvres- recent ly held,
e es the alone inspections And
. . ..
struck. . . I
, � . . . . . , I :� . . .1
, I
.
91ILd I Ann we've found you, � .
we are�raxxxs, and sheop, and'lainbs-, . , . . .
. I
11101 fleeki., up .. .
I � -.;..L-*- - -�, - ...
...... a P , . .
-
�G fiftib*- -ThWfd16b5th'6--ff ' Hgh� �o&% .
. pani co -
- -A— I,--- I—— 4--
, � � � �, - iiS0w,eff'0th*Ixi1i6fi pliiiiiuie' &6 ifiliau6,6ii,
...... A 1 enie k
. 1r, , -Pa, e-.4 I V
I ,ha .6 ith brim at -
T
U b ", -,
ess eig Ito as wi a, is a -.ric -n -
jut - " b '' "'d ...... f UK' utb-r�4
,Christ
, I .
beli qbecl but-knew;to be"suab �
0 . H I
L 114i
' did- as we & i- -I- -
t7fe- c '16- li -
I
I
-
:70M7M4.qr9*C-.*4;;,lrFva AWW;r,p1-W9 i4�.
Wnsarmbia,at'Kanitz in Hanover,
. --=No, Melinda, you err. A man mv
,
-M�Fe—w-pTer on th& Iir-gWfy-eT-i;6'e- VS-1'jt;f1'jiW-
%round I
� , � you,,- .. .
. � - � .:,-
— . -11-1- ,:�= -J
.� I I - .=
'Y Y-61rbte—RiSf5e�qp7l' —said-Iiiiie B;7�Zej� —. — , ...-I
I
"I've
.
. . 1 4
. . mentAhate, sW'ecial on.v9y.extraordinary,
. one I
of,grigle a most
. . , I Ancient Peers, ch.;ef
1
bx�q.cadea jelvet. Two pheasa-ta wind
around ther cone shaped crown it upposite,
I I . .
uscipmB, 6=01i
because theyivere-not pre Pai6d to receive
them. There may be truths which are
. .
and
. . I
It .
And the ohikuges made in regimental
so- oontrembnt a will be seen, -The Germans
. .
to burst into tears.
I
. . I
- -The middle at' the hour glass, Says
.. I .
been worried to death about YOU." � , a'
" We've been sea:rching ,for you," isi* ills. good ' - - . I
11 . . . ;
. .. old She . . I
' " eel
t
� of he old H se of Commono, and himself
� . �Qu
directions, fastening the roll of Watered
.dimly perceived even now by a few -groat
,
I
have, -developed a more rkpid plan of.
the Boston Gomimercial,'Is a wadst of time.
, �
Wo wQkildn' goholnewithoutyalip . . . .
� . I . . . . . �
a knight of the �Gartor, would come as
�
ribbon striped i�ith Satin, .which' is eon.
I
thi�nrkopsl, .
which will.. be brought out into
I .
. I
attack, and ifshquld.be added, of defence
I
.
---wNear- Wiarton, in the - Georgian Bay
I -
-He carad home I . I
- L late the, o�her night - - . *
.
� bearer'of this royal preseit to . Don A onso.
. ' . Jf
Tile G orzte a 60 roll b
Ir ounts � � n Lit$ P ' . Ut
tinned at each aid a to form the strings.
L ,
A gendarme blue velvet has two rows of
qla or ight when .t
. ,bey ar6 neeAed 'to
meet th . . .
a, necessities. -of oaminA geners-
-than. has been known before.
also,* Tlxa�
haie 4doidiad again to use artillery in
, ild .
district they have ripe w strawb�rries.
11 L L . .. . .
ran,d big*IfaLWoke lap and foun-d hik n With I . i -�
- .
�. burning -in�ial'tryino to light the faucet - .. �
I .. .
I . twenty -five -knights, wlio are ofEngland'sl
I . .
velvet, box plaited around the. brim outaide,
. L
tions, which Would be hurtful rather than
. L I
I .
. I
heavy masoca, as, against batteries and
I
.. 7 -Gray hair looks wall under lilac flowers
in a black or a white lace mantilla bonnet.
I .
,6 ver the marble bagin in his dressing room, ' ' .
I .� . -, I
. bluest blood, with thb 'e1cbptioxx of-foid
. ,
.
. - I
. VqAconsfield, who entered, the poble obap!
'
With.tw6 impeau birdsoroaged and mingled.
. .1. . ,
-f
with the r6ll ot'velvet, .arolmd the croy n,
L' I
beneficial to the piLesent state of - intelleo- -
I I
tual,and spiritual - deypl. .
.1 qpmeut��-Chrft;tian
. I
half batteries manoeuvred, by isolated
. .
ytaiph-.- and thby arereported
insibreandat, .1 .
,
I ,
. '
.Rich dark brown tor winterive fir will
' Supersede the fash I
ILI J .
. Ames," she Said, ,I that is not the gas . .
I . . .
. . . �
burner." 14 I know4t no*, my love," he . .
I
'
.
. . ter by right of talent .and exceptional
Strings of reveirsi616' velvet and satin the
I . I .
I I .
Guardian. L
. . I .
to. hAVa come to the conclusion that
. , I onablp. gray of autumn.
replied; unat6vidily L L �.
; I' fact - isp' I've :been
'
. . i3ervions to, the Crown. The foreign knights
. must be crowned'heads, or b )ire apparent
!E
same shade. - � I I . . ; �,,. I . . .. .
,
Mourning haf� .Are quite elaborate,.
I . I . ..�-.
� I .. .1. , -+ a L ,. . .
- . .
jo 11 '" f9b '%Vuler 'on Lake
H
.
.cavalry will' henceforth play more
. It a
t 11.1 )art than .6ver -I A the. operations
Some1splandiil mushrooms have been
. g&T .
hered in, the vicinity during the past
.Overworkea,'and tha's r eas dn made mis. , . . . . 1:
- I
tako2l 14 Yes,'�oxr look so if you had been,
I I . .
at least, to obtain the Garter. 3KiugAlfon6o-
1W L
especially those for half. mourning;, Oneof
I
X040 .111 .
� I ' I , w, .-T
L . all ellor, . -
I I P .
;mpor.a . . I . �
�f.. war,. So,� booi- with the Austrians:
I L
few days. . .
. . . I
lifting a good deal," .-She quietly answ a �
, at d, , - .. I I
. bAd'signified his acceptance ofilaeprbffered.
. I
order, L and had fixed Ootdber 11th as the
crapd and 'gros grain silk has -the front
finlahed with dull and .. bright jet beS(.L *
.
I . . .
- I I I . I
I I .
. , It I- not usual. -at this season 6f the.yqar
'L '�,
.
Becognizing the fact that their artil lery
, . I .
WaA.'extrowely usel6so an handled in. the
'�A n,oble-writer onge said: that truth is
L .
contagious.- He waswrong;Jb is lying that
.
. 11
as She returned to h - I . .... I . � I I
. I pr PIRO . L. .
L . W . � .
I !. , ,- L .
I . day foi investiture in his royal palace. The
onvoy, - prid, a brilliant',follow.ipg
� . . I
=
while Eb grebe's breast is mingled with - the
folds a*nd flat bows of crops ind silk that
I .
J
* .erlexxc,�ahbavy rain fall, our. 11 wet
1"Outh 11 being June. Thic,.S' , ,, however,
Sep.tomber'can
-
. . .
last Turkish war, they have decided to
.
reduce the. range at wbioh.pri�qtice ii,to be
. . - L
18 Istolil.11g.. L. . . ,. . I
- - br�Ad or .
- Bonnet Strings, long or, a barb,
� ..
... . I . �
. I I A Bourbon Anecdote. . .. .
. I . . . . . I . . I
J6hn J. Crittenden .
to tell this
. not Qn'the day'when the King left
j ,
� for Caceres to receive the Xi I lig of Portugal.'
.
trims�tbebri'xxxi- Thestriligsare of heavy
,
-four-111oh gros grain ribbon. . I
I .
via With Jvne for da
, . imp
weather. Thislargeamoi ,,--'of water from
I , .
made, And in future. their.guhs, will ;6ime
.
into action At from 1,000 to 1,mo
. .
narrow, are worn in the go-aa-you-pl ' 0
� eas .
style.. � '. 1. I
used anoo. I . . . , I . L' .
dote to illustrate the fidelity q . . I
* L, . f his people *
, . . .1.
11
Long .befor6* the' appoint d hour for,
I
the ceremony the -iiiiiiatiti.ire
�
.
. -- . I - I � .
!Important Fa0hitaii -ry .
i4e
the clouds b as bden'thought to be the. cause
L
of the highwater in' La a
k Superior. The.
yaras�'
never further 6S,than the latter dints. moo=
� .
- ��Aluxxatio has,aet "Beaixtiful�Snowfl
. L
wine of the dountry2l A leading L . . . .
to the .
I .
I . : -.
pi�ljticiau of the State iug , � I I
. I . I , (Kentug'ky), sioppi . I
. . of guards
of ,
honor' - with bands , and colors
took up i�eir - Station in -the palace-oourt
�..' . I .. . . 1. .
. . I
Le Fo?let: ,"Coate and bodices with
,
numerous small d66ka along the bay'fiont,
whi,11 are used for' lending froxxi pleasure
y b ornatin close to the
a 'a"
whi'at�
ey in" gp " Ally W
8 line - e.i hen it' is -broken
enemy ' N I I
b heavy .ctry
to music. 'The RocheAter B xyress charges
I . .
it to Guifea� 7 L . I .
L.
L ' .
'
for the bight at the house of a c . I
I . ouixtrywan . , .. *9, .. , '' * IL
,
in one ofthe southeastern � _ .
L . .. counties, found ', ' `.' I .
. � . .
immense
opposite the -State entrance, �apd i
qrowds near the.� `tLpIiroachegI
babits-basques, i, e., shoiter in front than
. . I .
at the back, where they .take more or 1
. 1 .688.
*of
.
boats, obtaining water, ate., and which
have generally . been a Pout two feet above
f
y m,,L Ire. . .
, . L .. L .
Ix Boston, where .intelloctual.%wo
I rest
I ,.
-There is -a certain, time ofyear' When
. L
alaxio�t everybody feel" laq;.And; so I big
. . . I
the entertainment begot more Satisfactory I , . �
because of A barrel ,of very'res�ootable . "
� .
. . I gathered
I despite the efforts of .
. bors6* and f0OtPAtrOIg-
Meanwhile fime'-Stlite drawn by,
the f6rm. a, gentleman's dress, coat, are to
be worn ihisWixltar�. Man�. of. these will
'
are af th . I . .
the level, a present time entirbly
submerged. - In fact, the L water is so high
have ., long held away and blue stockings
have ruled blxe.roost,it We can credit what
..
. . a
6alled'Ilidian suininer. .. . .
. � .
-A takegmaro in.a
whiskey having been just brough. 1�. - .. , . I
I t I . ,�
I .
Returning a month afterward from. all. . � - '.
. carriages,
fine teams of Andalusian hotaes, plumed
. . � L
be in different maiterial to the .'rest of the
I . . .
dress, and may be worn with a variety of
, ths the stea bor MilAto' I
.t ba 'wag enabled to
the
we hear, woman whp -, lihe Miss Lelia J.-
Robinson, are denied a license to,,practi,e
. woib4n pride
. pr9tty
foot than anything also; And,a man thinks
. �.
electioneering tour-, and L . .
... . �
%, �
—disappointed in not . . � , 1;
being able to 6ven he '. - * '-
. , Wert with the
I . and brilliantly harneSsed
. I
Marquis del Vallee the principal infro-
I .
shirts. The Ilaquette LaimIlkile in One Of
go, up River Katainistiquia, without any
. I
difficulty.' This extraordi occurrence
�
at the bars*of the ,
courts need no license to
,$,Well traili;d. me st.,
u ache the qn6 tiling
. . L I . I .
desirable. � . I
got &.drink, reminded " � . I I
I L ' � . L ;L
. L
the liest, with some impatience, tbAb on 7 I
' *
I
ducer of the Ambassadors;, to tho Hotel dq
L .
The
the newest of these ,4 it, is tight fitting and
I . .
�y- i1o. means long in the basques,,resembles
took �,Iace on Monday lasZeri"I'd. being the
,
first time a steambr has been thebar
act L 'AS- ofiloe . counsellors and �dvise,
-about' the settlement or bringing of suite ''
,
,'. .
. . . . . , does tlll: . , -
-
�'-When 6 mania drubk he Aga,
'
.
a month ago he ha,d. a fall barrel in his . . . . . . I
. I
.
pantry. The look that PxeoeaedL the . I
answer � I I :�
Paris. escort wa a formed by a Squad -
. I
L
. ,
von of Royal-,Hoxie, Guards. - The -Marquis-
I � .
.
In fact.the bun Wag jackets ladies, -used to
in, the eighteenth 'century. It Is
ofer
it has caused the' people over there to feel
'
. .
through I ,
Wh6l. regularly admitted,lawyers. Th
field -of
we, Are 'told, that lie
- is ashamed of, and
whom -he soba4.a ui� he es
tii to thihk
L I I I
. this reminder, was composed'bf surviise I I 11
to .
, . . I I .. 1.
11
. I . I
of Northampton, and Sir Alberbwooas,-,
. Garter.X�iog-�t-Arn�s, and tlib of
,weir .
alwa� a of a, 'color contraiting With the
lbas depressed thauttatial. An effo t i6'al 6
being made to ixidU I
qp the Steamer Sovereign,
of conveyancing, drawing.
wills and.of arbitration is'freely open to
. I
. w'lik�t
. ,
they ate. -, ., I L . . . . .. 6
i
and resentment : LoOkee here,'n1y friend, . , � .. . . ". .
.
aoyousL)eot one bar'I ol.'whiskey.-to I last L - . . I I ,
L . �
members
I the mission Were. dri�ell:16 thOP�Iaca
AS,$0OUL
Skirt and is made of cloth or velvet for the
.
-street and velv6t for evening wear ; in the
.
'it.
I
pow ill 08 L
iloAding L rkilN at Prim Arthur's -
Landing,to'dischaige a* small'
women, - Miss Robinson aforesaid ,has
opened an .office in BQ4t6m and, th�� local
i
-Mrs. Win. Danxi'has'grown a man.'
-strous potato on hot farm, Waterloo -Town-
. 11
I . q I .
. L I
altvays,' and 'specially --,vhen a man 8 got 'a - . .:
wife and sii children, and the cow's -gone � ' I
Ahrough crowded'streets, 'S they
. . .
reabhed the palgee-they were linfled .- ith
. I w
lattdr case ii made. qen t �t tlie throat
L
en &eur, and hag - lialf long Sleeves, all the-
parto�lxek
at the 'toW L'Plot ' linder -Bay
.1 11. .. 27i] :. ,
I cargo � :
Sentinel.,
. _
c4ionidlers �ixxform us that hot �: law
chambers are not only,equipPed with the
. . L .
Alp'. It.does�iiot'labkauounce'ofvieigh� .
. .
ing- two - " I..., I � �, �
. . . . ".
dry,aniltbey'vegotubinillt?" I'Noverl"� . I . ,
, L : .
. �
answered -the candidate-1,19ertaigly. '
I a rov B rit4
- .. " - - - saluteand.-4bb.�., -%:hmxithw4l.L
.
. WilO luLtr6ya-,
. . . 1. . .. i : � gibif w-61, i�tih6a,1,i, - rm E * - z,
. . c
. I
--edgep7bam0ri:mmm&,with -,"chisowlaid-
11 I
-on 110 and turned- upward. - - This jaq-u6tLte
. . . . .
- .
-,11-----.--—
. . -- . - , '' -
I
. bra,ry,�-
-traditional: ddAks,'pigoon-holes- atrd� I!
I P
including Stool for.
pounds. I 1. I
- - , .
- t.--,-z.=�,, � -1 . - .., .1 ...
. .; _. �:
�. I" z -,
� '-::ZT 6rd WFi p great in6ny wild4iichi; ati
L .
not. '
, ' L , ' -
: I dida'f' undiirstapd--Aie�'-situatiou - .:
� � ''
�-�— .—
';,-or' I.'d!-- - .
L , ., .1
L
. . . t a members- of the hofii6hold, and others.L,
.
. Last came the Marquis of Northampton,-
.
is"a'drairably adapted for m6t - At the
. . I tr
theatie, beilig in Style, though- so
.. . oral IneptIludes.' , .
. Ch, . ..
� .
. Rei genial and witty
. i. E-.* P, Tboney, the
a of repentance a
. . ''
messenger boy, but with lace curtains- and
.
dounsellot,
the loWer*exid of the bay,.but�they a,rd.
io,tlibr. aby, '
and Sportsmen 4nd it-haird. to .
I
never have asked so foolish a qu9stiob. This. i ,
. . . . .
Indlasses-and-water �p=wellj% W. 0, SIMPI . .�. , I.. .
- - y '' . . .
. I � 4
. I
. . .. . .
-
an aged'and haughty'Llook'ng Pbdr, .&)ad
. .
. on his left the Garter M-ing-rut-Arms. in the
I I .
*
. ; quite.-
e: ffective. In �io,let de Lorraine, amethyst
I � . - i is very
or ruby,.overvream Or light gray, i
I .
President of'Ooloiadb College,: Was at one
.
- binia the belov6d Pastorof the'dongregational
canary birdai Furthermore
I
ins,n 6ok'fourth honors -I I a .a class of
Rc� ,
tbi i -
ty tw b graduates ab the, Boston Lmi
- 0 .
ge-b:&..sb6t at them. .. I . . I .
. . . .
- �SirXohxl Lubbbok.s6ys that bass lovd
.
- . . L
.
splendid." Bditor's Drawer, i7i Harper's . .
. Napazinifor Xovember�� - ' �
� ., - . . �. . .11 4. . , . .
. . . , L I I .
;
mantle of his, -offieg, I carrying Queen
. . . �
. Vic-
I toria's letters, of creaeuce. : The Ring,
elegant; violet over w, sappliir��
. Persian Jill
OVqi pale blue Satin or .66r6h,' and bla,,k
Church'in ioa- 6aat' town in Massachu-
� .1 a 0
130tt -
6 , To 6Lke 6ub his ,salkry,L his people
"i. . � I .
19.1i BatBost�u need hot boast herself
. I
overmuch. v`o6k Judge'llandley, at
Lblue..' It is -k pity that.the, man w
. ho takes
hold of:one of thelpaver bo gently does not
. .. .� I .
. 7 * I ' L I ' , I
A, momunient � wa's erected over th *0 a. . 11. . 1 .
- .. ,. . � . . L
- those.. of - 4aribald.1`6 bana'who; '
. th
standing in 0 hdborc(iers' uniform, . U
. . .
. Witixo t any cross ok *stiLr whatever on %it.
. .
ublue
.
over rea..or coral, are also combinationi of
". 'L' . .
. coloi much admired.'!, .' . . .
we -him a'doxI9,fJon.p&rty, Among the L -
,,gl I Pre
,sentg,boimia,finqme* dreSs-'coat for the. pas-.
.Last
Sorantoil, Pa,, upheld. ths.right of a -woman
(Mrs. Wintbil, the wife Of LA law.y'er of that
. .
have blue fingers. L. . . ' . '' L �
L I . � .
-'-'1wb.xi �,Oxi haVe aLoomplaint to'make,
roinalris of- , �' L . .
,
were killed on the, field'of lffoxxtaxxa� . The , . .... �
municipality confided � the bare of it 6 4aii ` '" ' � - .
dark - tunic, -awaited �- the mission, �
I I
. surrounded by the Court - .,6f Ministers-.'
. . ..
I .. 11. - . I . I.. - . .
I - � �. . ... . -
-'.- � . .:,. 6.4 1hexul 11 Inatanity.., .
L . .. ... .
ter,. and a tasty bonnet"
L . for hisbatter half.
. �
On the following Sunday', Aa tfie.y.walked up
. . � '
.city)cto act as One of a board of a' %toks
rbifr
%�d Against At'renuous objectibbB not. only
do it in 4 buBineBs-like matter'. Don't
write three -or four'pa'ge's' of f6blsciip v;beii
' L . .
_ ' ,
-ex-Papal gendarm6, wholi's made a prao- -' �. . L .
tic6, of selling thii- bombs tatour- . 1. . . . �
. . Qu6in Christina StOOdL on the left'of the
. King, and at her we'ie 'the -ibfsntas.
. . .
The " I crankiness " of Guitteau, hai rdosb
L .
thd aisIbill, blieir,-noWL .h&Wimepti,� th*
. I
,hair Inadvertently- struck, , out with
L
, sustained bar jurisdiciti6n but ,bar � aW 'aid- I
. . . . .1
hall a Page, -would sUff[ee. : * .. .L *
� . . .�
IL
patri6ts' . .
;I to, AS lbern L , '' ' I � . '
. 8 entobs. ' Two persons sent . .
� I I
' ',
L ,Ipft
. . . The Marquis of Niirtha mipton ad�axxeek to
1.
.�
empliatidally 6 "method" innib, , He Wants
I .
L
the voluntary, iiiiiell. to 'the, discom_
WbiChL was oiugularl e4uitable. � ..: - � .
L L ly . . .
. **
'fi,
-The t*ndor -for'the ereotionof a new
. * , *.
* , ,
I L I
from . Rome .-to investigate repr�tse dea,,, : , - '
. oat of the throne and; in Fk nob. i
. the I
L . .a 0n it
L �
.. abory address bxplaineil, the: the.
to be,.'defexided* on tbeL PleA.of "LlegLalL
I .
.. .
Ins 19nity.11 only, not as. troubled with
- .any
, .
fituro of tbd , 'sonsitivd". iijlp
. rgyLMan
.
-And- 'his. 11 W -. thesb
I The -petty -Duchy of. Baden is.a, unny
I
I
little it ligdom, with �&'fimxiy, a litile
Ill By
't
Pan offic St. Kitt.. hafl, 'been
in .
let to
MOB �,Ttlrlex��&S,itzei,,'otthat city, and'
themselves. as tourists to the "'. is, . . - .
L .
th d , I � .
Sold li , , * , : � .
who em.re 108, �, . .L .
! I . . - . , :. , ,
. object,of
.
misnion. The , King ,4eplied. - '. Lord '
.
'
at her kind. That'speciei of inianity means,
.
' 'in
.wife I . are'
' L .lie
m1right army? 71. At the �same�church, a,
. .
.9�hrt, . ren: - equip6 Yes -
,
. as , full of;, ce iony, .
k I
' ` 'd 'a`.LWjgS
'I *L � I .. �
'the ablofint is 28,000.* .. .: . .
I .. I � . � I
'
.. .t. ��
. � I .
* L., . . �
President Arthur in �u- expert fishatmaxI . . . L.
I I I
.
I Northam ton. iind'the GartiirKing-at-Arms
P
.we should'say, just what. *ill clear A a U`
I,
ew week6ago, ilielimeral ot.& prominent
L.* and
liverie pow are * elaborate
,
. .
, -Never .despise aii old friend beckuia he
. L
And' is very food of -fishing as an kinuse-',',`..' I ., I
. . I . ,,. , , - :
. . I
. - approached the. *,.King* and -buakIdd tbe
. .
. � garter on the.left log'of His, Majisty below .
'
bf.thei particular crime for , which he is in
I � . ,
dangbi,.sond him to prison where he can be
.
&�d I I
highly respected citizen of the town, by
th� name of Knig
ght pocurred, on which,
,,,,,g,.,.
ligtn:011 anj of the -big..nourts'.of the
Qorman-.Empite, And L ItSparallel is.n66
happonatobave grown rich, Go tobim,'
take -him asidii tell. *him gently of Iiis faults -
Ment, and he bakes to. piscatorial literature ' * - "
1, � . . �
aiiv pastimet -now and - then. Diiring the . - L
* ''
'the
. 1. -
. . the knee, Ahe Garter ''IRing-at-Arms
I reading an admonition. -.;'Afterwards Lord
kept o4t 6f the reiloh, of popular fury till his
offence is half forgotten and than &IIOWehriM
'to.come
. L . L. .
' occasion, by's. 'singular -'C0n0etem.pd,, the
I
as, their
choir gang . "first selootion'. the�
hard to find in Offembach's sprightly satire
poxi - .
0 the dbinga-in the'GraDd Duchy of
I .
and ask him to) lend you 4106. * � ... : "
. . - I .
- ths;tL L ft'id ..
'Physicians
Session o'f Selliste,,iiM e he Was Vice- '' '
- Il . . � I
Presi . L ..
"dent, he frequently spent an Itouror' ' � .
- . ., Northamp L t I on' . sticbessively
. invested .the
King With the .ribbon .,' mantle -'and
forth and begin a new bare
, of
. Wickledhess-4berbaps &more carefulote,a d'
1. 74
L
usually fitting hynin,L A' There wilCbe .
-bo
night theie.'��' The effedt,,.ss. soprano, alto..
L
Gerolotein, HoweverlittleblieDuchymm'y"
hat it is -"largely . I
. . connected, lox. its Grand'
� ,
Duke
, Say'
. , who 0
Ji t'
healthy to sleep Ili the daytime &to robakbil
. .
by a-teligious journalist-, *he so ,that the
ya:
I
so in iiia lilirp6ry, -of - (36tigress Poring over . �' - . L . ,�
I . . . L I . .
,
the bo6ks.on fishes Andlishing. L... � ,� .
.
. .collar, hat and- foather : and- star, ..of. the,
. . L
Otder., The King. on.receiving theswora
*,
therefore more, dangerous one.to,tlao'public.
It mugVbe c f6saod.thit our:cOurts have,
� � on
,
and toxxor.iiuccessivdly id;k tip 'the refraixx,'�
� was iyelf.calculatedto excitd the risibles -of
is Son,Of!Princes6 Sophia of Sweden,'
- . ,
and his -Wife, Louiso,'is daughter -of. the
. .
. . I
people who attend church he a
I gv .rerna�rkab.13,
goo d health. - .,. ' - . . ..
�
I �
rerty is 'uncoinfortibfe, as. i can I i
I , rOl , .
certify; but ninii'limes out of ten the bost ',
mubtickled -his own., �nd t ' L
gave., it 0
.1 . tl�e
1. Gaiter Xing.at-Arrriii. . Vhe fol .
lowing is
often recognized just the,tdogLree of insain-it
1 Y.
' I criminals under that
aixa.� acquitted f�4x
. .
red " ''
,thoSe. . Who'.� had * gathe in, any. but a
. I
; humoro' . ..
us spirit.-Editor'.S Drawer,` in
I
Emperor of Germany. The -ducal pair
..
aving married a . September 20th', 18S6,
L
, 'the
L � . .. .
. ,.�So . I � ...
_ me of the, now. styles of bats for
7 -
'tOPL
. . I �
thing that can.lin'ppen to a, y 'to - - .
.oung min is
be tossed'overboard and: coi�pelled to si�k - -
. L'
. L
the , deSdr-1PT14-nof�`f6e - -insignia r The
garter is made of links of massive gold. on
,very exbuser.. 'This carelessness,' igilgraliept `
foolish geniinixentality or ,V,h&taVer t , he causb..
.Rar-
gazine.' . ' - , 'L . � . . ..
pe..�s 31a . �� .
-. -,.:. I . .. . . L ' . ,
7-7— � .
f-11
Will of� !a$' mi ontil, .Was their silidt
'ng, .
weddl and it *%a celebratadL in conneow
. L .
'me)2 Ar, . . . .1 I L
a perphed - on U6, Very b the:
11 L i .. . 't b, -
* head and look As if they were going a ow
* . .
�' L ,, ' . .
or swim'for himself.-Gener4l Garfield. I . I
. .
I " ' --
the
. blue Velvet, With bixoklej�
. - collar And .
I garter, 9, rebresent4loia at St. George kill-
ba beoii, bit of course
-of Suo I b action M4 ve S With
16" t6the'noxxxxxxis4ion, of other brime
I L". , , 1 .
I . :
, �, , A. , �, '' . i
.. B1 ck(bot Belle. -
. . ut . I
" ' ' -
L
tion with the gorgeous marriage, of their
daughter to Prince -Gustavus .Adolphus. a
. ,f
I .
Off' 'L.And thd.16nger youylevifthein'tille
we y L W.Off .
mi� - Ou'wighthat the would blo .
. . 'y
- Masim,* t6nor, Is engaged for the St -.
I
. 1, .
.Petersburg season. . L .. I
I . I
.
. .. ing-'tlio dragoiti being Splendidly designed in
I
the. hope of 'similar. results. Perhaps thin
L. .-.The', Toronto Globe's cotrespOn4ut out
.
, I .
Sweden-' .. ' - � :� . 1. .' . .,..
. I 'L .
"
. -A.b. � otlious. co , I �, 0 of' the
,� I .. mparison: me
.:'-Thp ,,,books Ili thwrunning 'brooks" , I I
I .. goldi The Rniglills. mantle in of -blue silk
loophole of escape 6couired to LGxtitteau'i I
WeStwith-Lord.Ltdrxie gives this delripti011
. .
- Tixx�� Oj�Z'MEdij '
Ai;10 'Blntbil) IN WEST-
md'st d1saor6eable tbin a iii the World is
9
'�Sqhrpaiifion:-
I ome -under'the -head:of ciurr6d - L . I
I .
=a.
1 . . '
- . velvet, linen and white satin,with buckla of,
. .
o hen he was mbdii
lepraved mind w bstiiigliis
of th a costume Blaokfo6b belle. It The
OfLa .
. . -
. E NO �- -
UiNswnxt %% AR6 Y.� twithstinding; - * 3 ind ,
--- I
.tl - -�-,Z - , -
is I -the �� Will'! L at' the,
- . . al -
I L, . � ---'--
. . . . . I .
- . . , .. .. I .. L".
. ..
. I '-'-' L, " , , -
. solid gold. He Wears a quairit* hat and
dreadfuldeedi' This 6hance of impunity'
. ,L
'the
upp6i portion of'her face, including fore.. �
land?i enormous indeb d a to r
to il as 'he
I r .. marx iage coral on ;i�h,'
no with � the L " I Want "
'7--Emersofi boys .,I a man.passes for -whab-1 - - . :
. feathers-: Those ixx�ijnia were, car,riea on
'nay have turned scale When he Wis.
he&d,-.'eyeb,*%nd checks-, wai. Painted i-.
.
.
:meell�nIcs,-'�. but, one mechanical worhibg�:
.'
after that dvelit.- ., .. . - .. . . L
� - �
I .. -11
heisworth." No,hedon1t;.he pasSesf6r
, red velvet- cushions with the exception of
. the award. The bethniiisions and letters
Weighingthe'pleasuke of.thd notoriety -he
. .
W`uldgaia by plqnging the whole woild'in.
.
,bright 6hr6me yellow; tile lower portion of
' '
her'face Was scarlet,. -she woie -a sd6rlet
L
.
- man has ever boom honored 'with- a burial
. ill.WestininstekAbbey, and thit was Gra-
-
. .A . . .
&ir maiden, who ed at a bellows.
'� .d
� Had lovers;. so sho use tollowA. .
. . c us. ,
k
.
. .
the sake.of. getting � no* truin]?O .- ' ' ' I' - . ." .'
. .. .. . . ,� r, . , ,-
. 4. . I
. of.credencew.,ere written on fine ve luin
I I I
. . .
signed -by 'Queen Vi6ioria, herself. The
I
in I
ourning against ihoprobibletconse quences
, of his..imeditatea, Act. L, It Lbgal '1" -insanity
I
I
blankel b thrown loosely wier liar slioulder; L
aild,-under thin Was a long Ideas
I , blouse mad&
. L
a *
ham. the clook-'mSS,S�. '- Grall in made
L
0 ay -Posilble by ' I * *
exact soften 13 b s- greAt
. When asked what 9 do .
h ,hat
To keep oraWaiaStko, L.: . ., ,
. . .
. . .
.in . I
. 'LShesI Ply replied, "Make 'onijollows.",
. . ,-------O— .
.
, ,ui hair filling L , 1: .. . . .
. � ''.
. is yo out 'or your ,sea p �. � . . .?.
.
diseasod? 'Ch,rboline,adeodbriiodoiLtr"t.-'� ''
� . . . .
following is a description of L the costumes'
. worn by the members ofthe missiom':'Lora
Ought :661iid. in Guibt6au's' caad such -s'n
. . �
e3 .
:posure and condemnation as will.makeian,
- out of bodark' navy b1iie blanket and trire- .
. I
-mea .with parlet 'and whit
pipings of a . 10-
- jaVerpents in time
imp , � . . .. _Pieees. He invented
.
I the dead -beat escapement and thegfidirdn
. . .. I I ..
, .
. -I Luo � ille". re . news � 1� the old ,questiim
.
W16jb0k,jt,tsbI,'-
it in to take a. bird
. . ':. I .
as now -improved ind' per- .� . - . I .
a' pe'ro us .. I
.. L. ,
eurill' the aftiole.you need., Bu'y M . . . I .
� t
feet Aj
I . Northampton was in admi al'suniform,
his sons am:d the. tw -t *other members a
,6 r i
end of it—Bochester Ex'pres& � �.
. I -L I.
:, * � . � . . .
�
-This blouse .was fastened at the'waist with�
a leather belt fully eight inches brog,d and
compensating pendulman,and. lie.waB the
first.to make clacks that would run- for
proper
.
in your fingers. .We can only refer her to
to us . ing . it . . .
battle and, like thousands wh6 I �
a , 1, I
over the lai2d, yod will' value it the
. I
the mission being In diplomatic dress.
, I
W. Int. 0. JL.,ia Una Bay') wv�rhi
- . ,
literally co,Verea:with, large -head' I
. O
Oil. her
. � .
` i
many days 'Without windixxg�', Grabarp
the proverb that a. birdin the hand is worth
I
two in the bush. - " � , " . .
all L as � � 11
Choicest of, . ... . I I ... I
all toilet piebaj�ations. . . � . �. I .
I .. Lord Down and Coldiiel Eliot were' in the
. Guards' uniform. The Garter Kiing-st-Axxxis
%
At the recent convention. of itle Y, M.
C. A.'s in 06bourg, Mr. A. Safidhara read
polished.brass. neck Was &�.tx,illg
of brass beads'aB large as chatries. me of
Wei also'e, maker of grea it quadrants and
i4aiiijiments of that -sort. His funeral wai
I �
-20strie'll , fqathere on a soft muslin
I I .
I .. . I . . : I
� . I I - - � . . 1. .-- . 1. . . ... .
I I . . - � �
.
. and his, 6fficers wore magnificent tabards
,
a�apdrbuth(3subjeebotbo�va'wi)rk; Mr.
her bracelets consisted. of a coil. of heavy
I
Atten .
dedby all thii members of the,Royal,
grouna'are used as a, sort of high: collar on
..
. -
L I . . . . .. � L. : - . ... f . � . � : I
. I ... ,.. I .
. and coats with the royal irms embossed oil
I
Bryant, of Brampton, said. he was anxious
brabs *ire that -Would weigh not loss - than
. L
Slooibty.-$cienti . . . .. . . .
fie Anterican.
adress of myrtle g wid,x.-satin
'a
. ,
� I .
.
I
I
them. For two days -past Sir AlberbWooas I
and the Spanish chainborlal,zas Vave been
to learif. something about the mod - a of treat-
ing be . ys in small to . wee. Inhis:town there
at pou nil and a "If; while,the*otber,-which.
was of nearly the -sante weightj was made.
. ' . .
- The question has beexi ra'isod, Whether n;
- ' , , . .
trimmings of the -so, L a itle. Whiliff lace
I ,
in P.Iorxtifu]13� use
. OUL P,e a irt.. It Is.&
. 11 . I .. I ..
. .
. � �. . I . '. I 1
X0 . . I
. I
discussingettiltiette. The misil6n. was ta�kom�
L
was a- lacrosse club Started for th It
a boys. L 1.
'of large brass beads ; several of her bng�rs
�
man ha�s a co
f pyright in his'face,.- aud'osin
orbid the photographers. to sell his par-
dinner aressi , - , L - � � ,.
-11 ' --
. . L
.1 -. I M �- 7 , I I .. I
4 ��- 1. 1 4
to the palace as an embmbsy -extra6idinary.
.
Wa`S'WbIbssiJ3g last year, but'thisyearit
were,�xxoarly cover6d iiith coils of' brass
. . . � .
wireand beadaill . .
- trait. There is -one way in which these
There goo 't d LL . .,
. .
alfh'e.celebrae Mr -C the
,.. ! �
'. .. . . . . 11
` I
. - � -.-� . .. I .. �'. . I I P
"; . .
. The Queen wore a dress with 16ng valvdt
. . .
train: oover�d with'� lace. She 'also 'wore ,
'and
had been,"a curse, as the boyffhad boom'
I '
eugagedin return. matches . -with Toronto
.
�
. I . - . I I I
. I . �. �
. I
I
enterprising, artists - way 'bif "I dished ".
. ' L Used to
effectually., if you'have- been.
. larne lawyer," remarked &,lady to -her oom-
panioni, as be passed' them in the street.
.. �. .
�'.. . �
. - - - .... , . � . , .
- =-.---- � .-, a '. . . �.:. � . .
-
. I the
. Crown -. , diamofids, L, � :royal
I . . I -
� pantie. .The lofmt9i Isibellei'was in dark'
,
clubs,
,and the. Toronto*players had iea-the
boys into hotels,ana saloons. Mr. Maeken.'
.1
' . .:. . qrbe..Iqemeo .
- . . I . I 1.
� Most people, would say that that imp
. Or-
1wearil4a, beardi .shave it -off; if.-.no4,,,go
. I -
into the count-iy and grow one. , The -latter.
. " Excuse me, inaaarm, amid 'he, sharply,
- .
I, you are migtAken ; a lame man, not, a,
- , - . ,�
I = !� . . . .. -
. . - - -- < � I .
:" � - � m . I � L . . ..�
'1-5 . I I
. blue brocade, with sapphires and-aiAmands.
2io, of Hamilton, resumed .tile ,discussion
L �
I .
. �Pht iterala6r, the nose, was placed exactly
'.
OO*
urge has been t�ken by President Gravy.
lama lawyer.',? # , . . - .
,
. . I
. . .. 1� . .
. I I . L . . I... . 1. - . .
I I ..
The Infantas Gaz and. EvIalie i06I.Lin
.
I paid blue velvet and pearls. - - The Indic of
on b6ys' work. He 66�iclered. that the
workamongb6ys described inthe Paper
L
in the contra of the face-, but it is asserted
that, I as a *matter of fact, .it. is rarely or
in'his retirement in the Jura'; slid, accord-
In to 9, French he' has
- �AwidoWat-tbew6st'i�tel2ditigto:ouo-
'ceed her -husband In . the vxa�agelnint of 9,
, . . . . .. � , . � . . .
� . .� * , I I 1* . 1.
-Urri, ''
. J the court wore decolletees drosses With dis..
. . . ',mantle and. to traits- The
read by Mr.-Sandlism should be ctinfined
to the homeless. It should no� be extended
.
mover found., thus, place d; it is almost.
invariably 6 little of the 11
-correspondent,
'
a, ',
b oind so altereuix appearance that b,
*The, 'Photo_
hotel,' iavertliep that 41the hotel will -be,
.
:. . I L
0"".'T ' I L I .1.
O.A. �'%' L IF . I . ..
. - . .1 .
- I * grandaes And
I courtiers were in full. gale, costume. .The
.
'
.to boys in Christian homes. The work 61
out squarel" and.
, the fact of its being so in often that #hIch
L
portraits will be, iinsal6able. -
gra&ers will hikpilly cla;im a right of action.
. kept by the widow of thelotmer landlords
Mr. Brown,. who, died last sum2*6 on,a,
'.
. . . . ,. I .1 �- ! .... .
. . - I . . — .. i . . I . . 1. .
. . I
. ceremony of investiture, Including ihe .
. address of the Maiiiuis �f Northampton
L
bringing.boyo awayfrom their -homes Where'
they,had good, ,C)iristian inStructibn..and
I
:lends a peculia�r oxgression and' piquano �
�ta the face., A bx0diO&lL Writer points Y
out
.:krs. . �javlded,j'
- Garfield, 16 now Well Or—
' -
newand'i proVedplan.11 . ..
L . P31. - I . �
' � to?"
' 4
Hla ', L . . .. . L . . � ... '
TRADPI, SHOULD NOT r, ORGD, W THAT . ,'.' ",
. 1. I
T 1,
. and -the King's andwer; listed for twenty-
I three -minutes. The �nissiob. 'was' 6nter-
Christian surroundings, wouivnevot be
blessed. , A meeting for, such boys, say Once
I
'
that there. are anatomical ress�ms why a
I
�Plightdevllstioxi fromthb true contrarlino
an- income, of, lit least 012,000 a- Year ifli
alre4dy'secured.,? If She obtains 0, pension
What will.tbis come writes it
new poet on the margin of a swedthibg he
I
dying for love'.
.
L .' . I I . - . .1. . . I L . 1. I . . . lt.. - I I . .
I I �
. . I
11-111 - Food , . . I . .. ; �,�
L
Thorlel's lm�r*d Horse
I . tained at a grand banquet � in, the. palace
to -night. 11 ..
..
..
I a week, would no, doubt do good,. an it
would ixxtoxi6st� them in association,'wo* rk ;.
way be expected -i and., that the bone'whidix.
.
is thug accuratefy 9traightbetweentlib -two
. of -0,000; her. regular income dtirbig h;rlife
- oax�hot: fill short of 015,000 a, year. In: dddi- .
.sent us about a ydang man
- �
, '� I
. It won't,conxe to anythidg,'young man. ' It
*dri
aid wttau 8 .. . 11
- .. . I
11 .. I .
. � . . . 1. . .
.
. I .
. in ' I .
'
. . I I . '
1 I I
I = I . - ,
hub to take . those boys from their hbxftea�-
.
eyes 14y, after all, be considered an abbot.
� .
ijon to..*this the widow will doubtless', hav 0
abodt Q100;b00,,ind in a pecuniary point L of
more. propsrly�spe .
Will go, I . mking, -it hap
gone to the waste basket. , � . .. . .
I .
Manufactured 6 nly . ''�
Is' Its , * I .
kanxiltoix, Opt. .
11ririvalled.qgbeoso has callodJorth a number of ` 1. I I I. .
' .
'plit"'ons' he
Tim 'Paris Sie'cla now calls th President
.
.
mightly was reall' y not good.. - .. i
� ; . *,, .
mal on r-
6; & only. ab8olutely true. and co
root ordan being, -,in fact, that
I � �
view, ebb will be vastly better off thin the
I , . I . . . . .,
A STORY ron T1113 TOUN0.
I
selling mainly on acknowledged . I �
of bur Food. Notice carefully,our I .. . I , 11
I ". "ti -xi I
of the United States Mr. Arthur Chestbr---!
.
� placing, as it were, the cartbefore the horse.
.1 L.
- WnA� is tQ..b'e done about 41 corners?"
the Now Vour. The
-which
deviates 9, little to the right Or left. ' I
, 0 , �
. widow* of the lamented Lincoln who has I
§8,00 per annuin. ' .
.- 7 A quf�t'��oiinj map fror�* Shanghai �
�Udulgeil in a piedi) Of-MI1106. p5h
I
tmpdt. ..,k slid when ordering be sure you got . . "
TIHORLEVIS Improved Cattle Vood Irani our , I A
L . L
I . .1
'
- Thin ii hardly'as good as the London Daily
. .. Telegraph, wliich in the course of an inter-
.ashg York vast aeoun
ulations of 'capital and the commercial
in I
. . .— .
Titic, , .
womderful progress made in China
.
The brother at. the (101. Wildman Who
. �
, .. ..
Hfs life work Is O'dr, .
, ' . His forlp here to moor. I..
'VilkviUblobeto.theal.
. * I
' " ,
. 11JULINUFACW01M, UAURIELTON, 4631(wd I , . . : .
.: . .
.1
eating itticile on ibe relief. of:' Lucknow
! .1
. spooks of 11 Jeanie Deang, .who board 66'
U86 -of the telegraph make A possible for
00 'Vo ida business eon-
rt9in 'fin' *having w
.
has been emphasized of late by the Rev.
Griffith John, a long. time missioriar
bought Vewstenil from -Byrom died three
weekeago:. ]:!a w&SLbrother-In-IawbftJAe1
Atolibishop
�L , . .. �
-Gloves Ate indi�beftsablo to a gamble.
I I
should be &ISO
.1 .1.1 ;:....- L. . L I ., I
—IL . .1 . .
. I 0 1 INDXGES L .
URD F R LIQUOR CRAVIXG, . I �
GTION And0O9tiVdJI00. X6wromod .
., distant pipes playing I-Th6 Campbells ...
Coming."' Thisoonfusion of Sir Walter
IlGeti6ng td 906. up corners InL Articles Of
immediate use by All mankind, ()me
.
the London Missionary Societyi wh%of
is
beet visid"ndin'this 6ontry. Forty years
of Canterbury6' Nowstead,
ititnensely, improved from the miserably'
man's toilet in*Europo, and
' We thou
fix, Amoriom-New f�4 Star, ght
y, Sam -
plo 10 dent mailed for Stamp to Ab art of .
iiftedfitatdg. AddronoW. mAltx �
Uatada or! � q,
. . Scott's heroine with m, stage -pert roade
cotton corner kocemMy-lovied.. WWtp..'.4pon
'
� ago it Wag a, crime for ii foreigner, to learn
ecaye lace it 'was Wbexx.� the poet knew
. . .
there was, soulothingwtong about that son,
Druggist, Toronto, . .
.
oburning by Mrs. Agnes Boutiosult is of
. kill to the I'lieterophemy" of, a grave
.the, entire, oatton mantifacturlixg ipterent of
Grist Britain, Another cotton iSorner has
the Chinese language, or, for 9, Chibaman to
teach it to him; and though the Nanking
it, is 0 . W
ore in the'niarket,'a,nd itseeMI3
a it t at t o'young. Lord Byron cannot
': - -1
tonce,and now *,a know what. the in�tter,
!a, . the first letter Should have en I
I .... .
� — , I
M 0 N I
�-���
. historian who makes Sir Per 6grino Pickle
,beenform6a to affect the Liverpool mar-
treaty was made in 180, ,when Mr. John
recover it for, the family. I
' .
I --juside a drug store a day or two ago a
.1 .
- --
pall-be4rer at a distinguished .Warrior's
hat. There is a� corner In beam . 9'. In this
. I
. Went to China, twonty-five years ago, there.
. In most S�stos'tbo Jo*s and, Seventh
-man. was having 9, bit of dust taken from
.
over 760 8tabamorerg have been 6urod.b 110
during the pasi; three years T68timobio,thlrow
funeral, in the Pima of Sir Peregrina Maib-
.
land, and. should not bo'attributiid to the
connection- the Arm cer it
In pork I
YO%r will be recalled, as Well #.a the-subSO,
wore only five places it the vast empire in
which a foroi
'guer might dwell, 'The gr6at
Day Bp,�tiaf;6 0,
, to by law exempted from
keeping Sunday, provided they -keep Satur.
yp,thdred, He loft and
his eydt A crowd g �
soon forgot the dantimnil the visit. But tho
.
All parts of the U. S. and Canada. Address . . .
ATAMMnBINO INSTITU 19 n
T don, Ont.
exilaielte ignorance of ,66tish lore. &md
So
quent corner Ili laid. ;The late speoulatio n
r was 0
interio still 16ned As none might go
I
day, instead. Pennsylvania is one of the
crowd elustaroa there foi an houri gaihilig
. I�Xlo
1. � . .. b 0
1
local 1140 Which entrapped many Liberal
in grain in Chidago is probably the, greatest .
further that., could.he teache,
I in twelve
tiODS, And ill several
OxOQp I .061111tIGS of that
'a few pec ,PIG, evoky minute and losing a,
. .
ri , I . .
Journalists two years ago into celebrating �
e6rnor known to modern commercial opers-
, .
hours from 0, treaty porb. . The whole
,
State the Sunday law Is vory rigidly.
�
fow. 'No pormon seemed to linow what he
. .
" . .
. .1
ihoweldome prepared for Mr.'Gladatone,
by the Earl of Rosabovy to the "I Hoart
tions. . . . I
.
William Dsvi6a,*of Shrewsbury, England
I in '.!a is now open,. Thirteen out of
0 pil tile
eighteen - . Provinces have' boom, actually
6 nfore6d Against Seventh Day Baptiste. A
MOVOmebt t0-chhugo the at tilteistobo
. 61 � .
wlta there for. .
,L,�gcLay .
I off' your, overcoat or you woxi!b
�
. I .
�
I S 0 - U tiv I -
B'die, A ti cong MP . .
. . of Midlothian," the - Said 14 Heart " beirig
,�vtWso ianfortubMtS recently AS to hAvd* hil
occupied by missionaries And their fami I lea,
.
made. I . . . I
feel it when you go Out," said the landlord
.01rup
. the bid prison of the TolboQih long -Since
wife elope with aneighbor. As if to 'add
I .
the gospel hag beet preaelidain no6rly.all
'Sir Samuel Ushoraxid, his wife nailed for
s. WeAtokii inn to a gue6t 06 was sitting'
� I . I
'O
. rblk . I
. � . .
�
. dexxxolisllo�d I . . . I
I
Mrs, Garfield is tallying from bor, affile-
.1
insult to injury, the womania new compaii,
ign caused the husband to be arrested for
'the principal offlos and towns,. and., the
Bible and many'fornis of ChriAlan Mora.
.
Earopdyeoterday. Lady Bahorexpionsed
,
Amazement at the politexxaa� and dc�cncy
.of �
by the fire. 11 That's w1fab I'm Afraid of,'
returned the n1ilft. 'tTha.ISSttim0IW4s
. �
- I 1�
COUGHS, COLDS, ASOV1101A I .
tion. Mr.Brown, the late Vrogidont's
threatening him, Poor Davioswas found
ture are oirotilato&ovory,where, I
: of men It in the ordinary walks of lifo,, it,
bats I laid, off wyovereost. I didn't feel
I
- W-1400plavo-collyem, .
. I
I private Secretary, hears that she Is busily
tilty and bound oVor to keep the peace,
g u
Lord Selbarn6lo illness is of 'such a
this country, Bless hot ladyship I wd are
lb w1lem I, Went Out, And Ihavaillb, Ialb it
.
I
. 0 ROM , - - . I I � . .
, I
", engaged in bar domestic duties, anc�expects
. to remain in Cldvelafid during the winter,
and finding no sureties, was sent to prison
0
f r three months, �
tharaotot As to tender it extkeniely
probable that he Will Aeon retire from t he
ill lin those Walks, eteeP6 9, few million%ire.d
;Whom nobody ever tbi� its of -
n . SprinWipld
Billed." I . 1,
'. -Stra%afy enough, green Is, t6b the
'. I
This old established tereedy can be wltb dowl
. . I A-11 the personal oftects of the late P I
� real.
, . dent
. Thoild IS a young woman witH two beads
woolffack. ,.Cho reversion is sure to be Lord.
Republicaft. . . . .. .
.
color of t 6 ribbon for the Order of Sb.*
donee ved6intionded foi. the Above domflaints
Tny IT. if your weroho'bi has not . go it,he .
it toi
at -Washitigtiin are be V
� I
boxes And will be forwarded to Mrs. Gar-
tion in Now York. 16 must be
difficult for her t6 agree on the subject of
061cridgo'so. and politically there Is he doubt
that tbd oh&ngo*ouia be welcome to the
A. Denver paper has .a libol suit W 'Italy
beetwoo it refort6d to h deacon as ,I a woo
Patrickl but sky blue. Why Ireland Should,
not have its tMional color for Ito. Order iQ
oaft get you, .
, . JOVN4 W. BICIEW3 . . . .
;
I . , i . fielil Whellovor sho may, desiro, .
I . .
,
.� - 11 � I
I .
bonnoto. � . � . I
. .
I .
abhuced section of the ,Liberal party, . .
I .
. .
.1
old rooster#" - I 4`4k - , , ;
. ,
. ,
is hard to goo, but still it is a fact that the
. I
.
I
. (FO2211orly T. Bickle .& 00111,
namilb6a Ont&lo.* , . X* 1 .
' . nr Ober.
. . I .
I I � ! - . . . .
11 ,
. I I � . . . . . . . � .,
, � .
. , . I
I . . .
I .
. . I . I . I
I I . .
. . I . � . I .
�
.
4.. I I .1,
. . ... � I . . .
I I
I 1. I . .
I ..
� ,,, .
, �* , .
, - . . . ..
I � , . . I .
�,
. I . I I
I . � .
I . . I
. . I
.
. .
. I ..
I—— . I I
. . � . .
. I � . .
. .
.. . . . .
11 . . . .
. .. . I .
. I . .
I . .
. . . .
.
. I
I P, . I I I
.
� I
I .
. I
I
.
I I. I
, � . ��
,, , , I .1 �. .1 . I I . - . . I . I "dilillibi� I 11 I 11
I
. . i
-1 . I - - - , - . . " I I.... . I . - � - I
. .
.
I e . 1�..
I . .
� I
t- ",. ... � ..... . � .. ..... . ... . .. ..--- ... ...
� �
? I ..
. I I ,�, I I 1. ... .1.
..
� .. �. I
,- � . ,��