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The Way of the World. .
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XK Ole V444hrift Ju r *Alytock k7heol4i,
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the 10yal Zubange. _ 4,M AM-UmL __
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-[W- mOVA04"t-of WMAP calwo Bladder
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qui0r, 00MV,04 sw Them
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L (t &ry 406" , LI) '4=
an . tin . 0 -8 . . - no
Mato 06 crow -an a -lofty troo, ^11
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WIXALT VAO VOOTAL
Koypog ""rib $)is 1041 that he bag
aed by -distillation the f
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Prince At' 0, , 0 the 001
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Pral 41112 10,
lessor 41061,40ir Grab,
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Aw9rdiar to 04 London TMA
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JWV & littliAtllwo, Odong
WlW I*Ukbt*)r lotl4'andT
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and out through she In I
May rout I '
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awartoi, presence La .
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Alba y ill
0 .60 , I 1. all b 4 Irl'oh 11colloscig
$*ph9Ae oo,lobri$y. who III engaged, upon
- foxgily
favor, mud the only wmevroally
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Palo ghosts ptols on unison
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*iiuseuneng 111illess, , a she isappir of
alcohol in the brain and liver of two personi;
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Which y admi
eys L iced.
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the Investigation, Of Los causes of deatnees,
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cousum, 12 40�.d'ago Clore$ and Their
poi U .
9" were long k X DUO OW061. Word
I ,f the love that once SAV been.
I lrlawwom
I I - . 0 TO -11111 9-0 'PlithiN.
L The, kiujot4 Gas jodpupsuy, #* thei r
� when drunk
who hod follen into she wik*
and. had, biiiiiq- OraWood. 1i 9ae brain be
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A"- Losshotio On gland. is now in great
i oUmbqr Of ,tB' once " obilgapagals,
refen in, the our .
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to ob,pervationit wblohh*v* beau, too400pqn,
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I-eveir Alip tpore spoke theirpoin",
Nsver o, twar wow dhod:
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r6iiiiii, meeting,, nublal"04 on Jutorealino
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found about, one-Atilb at.& Cubic inch of
Mooliol, o6ud In one liver a little over half a
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grist over 40 proa peatfirgi aff boblo'
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doatumm i4 Whibe"�%Ss, *ad parOt
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crow looked dosin from his I= -4
1104a the way ot-the world,'* he d. .
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� report giving the pride of gas the Several
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aides. and towns of the Province, queatity
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cubic inch, The results of Herr Kuyper's
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scatterrin.g of. Obe JtJ^gClfioOX,Jt L ]ff& I
r be rough I
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asks wh , . -1. Among the
War, L, 7 oopgonital
Q auimW4 hould be eouflo , asts,
a adto
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U a' 11 ''I 464-4 0340, Ust
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oluserst000,in too mavket�plaoe, �
producad', etc, It is as followe :
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Riggeiticin.-L"t year: the, odot 4
,researches, are considered of high Iola
, % mod-Apo-logal point, of I
portanee from E view
Collection 'of Plattirso Which L I . .
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110ccA Of *001, far nearly OfIl. Centuries, On
a W. 04her
ad, moreover, only so, white ps of
observers bad noJi"d an asimistion , our
bo� our
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o reju O'd iL , ." 8 00 his But
e eye u fit
A none a �
binging s. tender Jay, � 11
IiO OtiebeO40,4 big 6Orr0wfUJ face. L
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M,Oqe had
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44 I?Otmlt4ug an 0591111tOARJolopstra. , �
the walls of BloobeimPolam Though
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$W9VAeP ,I]OPNY'11411.4 W11110114118 Is SIACQUIP..
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0inii 0 stay.
t"AaA'Swily; he aslig. Ag more ;
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tono-th I 0 '4 reiiah; odetiei;of the don.
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. sombre, leakagea;ito,, had increased that
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Complete 41061101iO 4161fitiOD in OSBOS I- ago
true i Ran UY is Claimed so a cause forr .
in I 11 , of me
holies is Doty eight 113111810 from Oxford the
gallery boa beau fouctitis mainly by to Oar
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and, it j* paild, the dials ' - I U
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anton "a. alon
J; upgr 1) 'on, 'adoo, Professor �
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Va Norweglan girl. is allowed to have %, And
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.HOW 0OU14 he sJrlg,Z1*&Jn? L
thou this Vortd �,Sme to his door
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4gare, to,, 42. The gas supplied I Kingston
is away above the GoverametiP, standard,
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A Andorra, is not only the
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tion, and is familiar to bus low. Oal,v one
of the pictures,, 0 The Fortune Tellei:4,11 by
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all getuarke, I . . 'beau
a, . - 4 loss -among negrocs tooku
whites . and, 99C doe deaf Xn4te in Ovary
knit
. until she can bake Oread swil But
stockings, abd it would do your h4art� S004
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Bidding hini'ving again. I
he reaked'not whether they came or went.
He in his garret deird, I �
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which is. 1� a* war. Kingston gas, iw
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22 D'AD4 0 power. I
oldest Opublio, but tb , in _
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Reynolds, ever has booq� exhibited in Lou.
don. For . . I
amool among the treasures a
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1 416 at the white p9ptilptio% li
It a b it)
only one in every 3 07Q of Colored
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to t4ate the 41:1
I rW@$, '' girls L L L o6. _
thm 15 year old $9 06P eon to ,
looked dowAtrow his lofty tre%
', V131T.0t1whe wayof the world," he said.
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at 08 p4ii thousand as the 12 o&ndle power
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. is bit *I 60. 1 . �
'tirope., jta� preiiiiint organizStiou dates,
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from the Land at the oighO. centurk, when, I
!4a A- Madcap& .del Assidil." painted
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in 1665 for the ohapel of Apsidei
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people. The pallid Complexion of � many
deaf-mutes has of tot% beau referred tio,
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agelutift 00 OU4611im"W'.
There sets a Queen by a c,)ttage bed,
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Spoke to, the *i4ow there;
, I -Ballevillo the price of gas is 02.50 per
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I thousand, and the city pays 020 esoll for �
Charlemagne, in his expedition against th
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Kota, oo�forrad the privileges at an indo-
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family in the 0bugob, of the Serves
at Poittigla, and pronounced the Ines$, pro.
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by strangers as an appore
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of 111 -health. Professor Bal I's investigatiop
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Knocks a Cough or Cold endwise, For children
or adults. Troolies, 13c. 1dquid 500t At'4099108
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Did oho
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The �eaaant W Ct bear ?
Aucl she kipbed that humble pe agent's brow, �
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4k 156 lamps; 6,000M feet per year is made. ,
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pendent, government on the inhabitants of
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cious Raphael oxisting, in '004
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ofthis subject will exoitfs A goodd.eal of III-
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A ud then sho, beat her'knee', . :1
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Brandord, 02.50 ; 020 each for jol � I
On Andorra valloy,midway botweeaFgavoe
lootl^. Theo there are four by Rubbillill-
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tereaO, and it will be Carl
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As the celebration of the twentieth anol- "
(led at the w1dow, help her now, I
As thou ha�t helped moP .
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lamps; quantity made, 8,000,000, feet.
Brockville. §3 ; 021,each tar 9 ) l,i,,,
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And Spain, for thiii: fidelity and devotion in
rionduadnig him through the passes a f the
bill own portrait, hill L full length portrait of ,
- , his Wife
Helena Fourmetitk tho 14 t it with
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whetho -the boosted superiority of the
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wh4o X"On intelli gence is necessarily So,
diet Church in Now York
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Va a a named after & ,
l,,=ya0V,7ahu",'ah ",
certain
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Now God be thsoked," said the old, old erg
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Ait h ,sped from his loft , bough;
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qnmntIt,. 4,OOQ,000 feet.
Dandas, 32 50 to 88 ; 020 each fog 80
Pyrenees. One of its two chief officoxe. is
namad by the.Fronah Government, another
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and ,Daughters 11 and the 11. Bet -urn of the
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Holy Fomily from Egypt.". Next in Vila 0
oompaniod by An ipferiogjoy tathe negro in
one of the*140st Import% pt*ds to its Colo.
Bishop Jaues-the cradle in w hick the
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bishop was roc101od to sloop 76 years ago
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The times are - ti are's much good still I
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In the Way 61 the Nvorld, I traw:1 .
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lamps ; quantity, 2,500,001), test. -
by the Bishop at Urgel,_ iu.Spaiti ; and 0 is,
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are Vaudyku'a
. � portrato of Charles, I., vi hich
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mustioation, Th M white' horses
oqoopi�d a,caltuar'of the church. .
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. 22 d"131 for, 105 Is
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. *401ph; 63", 0 love ;
quintilty. 6"000.660 fial.
bonaeotion with the Bishop's notpitigti .9n
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Itphav a difficulty hall a
_64104, which throotell"
was in the collection at thas untort t
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King, another Vandyke, the picture of Lord,
or 'r ords
a eg d as less sound. tll�a goloied
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9bes,18 worth 0061,9418rilIg Ili this oonpea.
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*Among the moat efficacious of remedial
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Ramilton, $I',.
87J ; for isfoves, ' $1.50 ;
IS Oachfqg 400 lailips ; Oltiantityj W,009,.
to.bring about, A cri,sis in the uffairs of the
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microsopplo republic, - ' .
Sorafford mud bis Secretary, and halt a
dozen of the best ex"upples, of 'Sir Joshua
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tion, And the' diocussion over L whI L , Ole-
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pbanta will Add interest to the Inquiry. n
Sizall 6 -re the ingiliou.1 reparkbtions, from the
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labnatory of Urs, Lyd?SZy1unam;Lyan.,
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Reynolds. '. Th000 are but ispedimen tricko.
regard to whio Data, I& is pointed out -that
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linovign)l--bo6iiing.PorgAV&bqr. ..
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Ingersoll, 0; 022 50 each for 35 lamps -,
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REPSauma to some recent qxpert teoti-
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in S, collection the game of which the'Beitish
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i1v may possibly Appear. that'their deafness
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The earliest ,00loniSI coins - OW is
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Suporintenaoiat 9gah.re!turnedfr6 L to Port
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quantity, 2,000,000 feet. .�
fill to blood staide,thaNkrooeo
many . I .pe
Government will try to buy And keep. But
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A would seem as It bare was chance for
is in some way connected with the - eon-
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Matiamobusetto, in parlitiome,Q90porder of
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A rthur lastmight. us informed� a Sun. re-
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Xinigetoo,_103; 013 each for 122 lamps till
. 1 12 Walook; quanti 11 uy, 6,000,000 feet.
' fur
Says : 11 Human blood cannot be told f tax,
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dog's bl d, Dept under f a , vorable eon . (It-,
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the members of the 0. Pa R. Syndicate. ,night
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apiouous, mark which they afford Ili the
to the nocturnal bootj %ok or briokbat
This is - in
thegengral.court, pmasO May,.270,,1652.:
whioh tistablisb9d. 1�1 mist hoilee" at Boa.
porter'that he bad been as far AS Nopigon,'
� point about,06 miles east of Port Arthur. - .
Listowoll, 62.50. same lamps; quan-
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tione, an ot invariably then." 'Mr.
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suggestion offered , a scientific
spirit, arid in view of the cumulative eff,40
ton. The coi d were of. the
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of 123,, 61-iand-3-4w- �' ' I
Tbo work of construction is Progressing
very satief actorily, and no more diffigultIaB
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I Napanee, 63; 5600 per year - for 30
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lamps; quantity, 2 000 . ,000 feet.
Woodwaux ..-t Washington, sayet" The
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Average of ill the measuremeate'01 human
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There -arrived in Chicago yesterday -three
which such misiflas raight have upon the
org-wisto of white ests during the pidoem.
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-ve beau experienced with the laborers.
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About 10;000 -men -are -'-working at present
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. Oota4a, 03 ; 022 each for 353 lamps .
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4nautity, 25,000,000 feet.
blood I have tuade is rather larger than
the average of all the measurer L nenta of
repreiieritstivm of a cattle company which,
if pot the largest in the United Stites, Is at
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sion at the ages. I
Whether white eats are
superior fighters is a 4ueation undevormin.
Electric at jowellery is worn in Paris. The
ornament oonsisto of glass, datubd colored
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on i a various contracts. The road'ie the
most solid on the whole line, TradkIskying
Port H-ope,. 63.60 ; SW each for 661ampB;
quantity, 2,509,000 feet. . .
409'O NOW, Bat it is not rare* to find
specimens of dog's blood in which the car.
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least the largest in the . northern 116611 of
this country. These gentlemen are A. H
ad, although L their rarity might suggest an
inquiry *,a tio the survival of &be fittest.
,to imitaits rubleoldiamonds mud other stones
end fitted in an envelope surrounding a
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has ceased until the openjiog of navigation , I
en0les-khein to -get more. materia,lby boat.
. St. Oathsrineo,'W 50 -,' $22 50 each for
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170 lamps -, quantity, 10,000.000 feet.
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puales range so large that their -Average
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size is larger than that of many samples of.
human blood.11 Wbeu it is
Swan, -Henry Swan and Joseph Swan, of
Q,heyacne, W. T. They are mainbers of the
SWSC Land Ok Cattle dompS13y, the General
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, "kite, Homeload Garden ot Girl*.
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small incandescent latop of low. Xesistsiloo,
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The light shines throu
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A great quantity of snow has fallep,. and
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some of the men are sufforiog from suow�
. Stratford, 62.50; some for lamps - quan.
tity, 4,wo,000fiei. , . �' ,L
remembered
,thfikkthe mem I urements of human blood, by
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Manager of which is M . r. &- ff. Swan,
- . The you. Dg:ladies were looking at 0. fine I
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bouquet, and they beg" to choose which
and gives them all the appearance of ,
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the stones they, are intended tor imitate.
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blindness, . At Port Arthur" things - arQ. . ,
booming. ,Fort William is also sho*ing,
� Toronto, 61.5D to 01 75; 622.75 each, for
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2,298 laui&; quantity, 175,000,000 feet.
no -called high author ities vary from 1-3650-
to 1-4630 of an inch, bxpeirt testiml Dny on
-whose -arrival is here noited. Started in
1879'. the compsiby has. grown and passed
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they'would rather be. ' ' -
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, The latup, I fed train a small battery.which
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is carried about.tbe person�'Froin aFashion
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' great signs of activity and Mr. Egan thinks, .
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a very ]erg's trade will bedona ,there next
I . Montreal, SIX(); $22-ooabbi IiI004staps
ti *,,Uo 000 00or
this subject takes on & serious 'impact, mud
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Juxie 4 atiould,receiyo it with, great caution.
through numeroui bbargeR until now the
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capital employed is 63.00D 000. Mr. Swan
queenly
Rirl, 0 -for I'd like to be elegantly btsautiful
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summer. The mining proapeotB. are ex -
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,Windsor, 02 25, 015 each for 75 lamps,;
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Ix illustration she iNhioh'
As an hip' -way to Edfabutob, Scotland, with
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Houry.Swau, to attend' the annual meet'
like a rose."', - - I
.61 Id rather be � lily"I
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- Soliltalloro *s. Nabotitators.
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cellent, the recent sales having given the
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trade a bi .
L ,'g p�sxt.-W*,Iiipeg Sun.
quantity, 4,OW,OW feet; . � I
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. Woodstoo , §2 60; 023 each for 33 lamps,
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Gen. Gordon has to deal,. it is related
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ing-of the Board of Directors,,whou the
11 for at all flowers the ily is the fairest Ana
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Good points are worth remembering, !or
the reason that they assist no- in a dlug
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I quantity, 3,000,000 feet.
� It Quebec, 02 .; UX .cooking �l 50 i 420 for
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that in 1821 Isinail, son of -Meheinet
All,, -the conqueror of the souai", was
a abilit will be considered of increasinm
tho 0% Its' X1,000,000. The number of
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44 Oh, pallaw'," amid thwilirt, s, I'd rather
be & tuberose, for thO'gentleman all love to
many discomforts and protect us Zeiinat
- dity a% overreadhiiiig people.. - When
the 011pla
- A Northwest Girl, I
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Miss Palmer, a courageous and self reliant ' '
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335 lamps ; quantity, 90,000,000 f I
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ordered 'by his fsthqr - to Collect the.
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caUle now owned by the company iti 115,000,
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length of range, 150 miles, with average
wear them near their, hearts."", ,' ,
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you ag lady, has a tree claim and homestead
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tributd due from the tribes of, Bedouins
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width of 50, making about 35 000 screq'of
-",I'd be a pink,", remarked a week girl,
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ExTAACTOR is OU0, prompt and effectual,
near White Lake. The Mitchell Mail says
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of - Shenay. oi, the m0p - halt way-
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cattle, leads.; 8,000 to 10000 beeves are
11 because pink a &to so ow6ot and modest."
don't allow druggists to palm off o,� worth-
that lastvaek she paid the commutation
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-between Berber .and. KhEkrtourh� Ismail
aummoned a chieftain known the�
, shipped sunnully.-ChicapoIntir-Ocen I n.
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.. Is Shook it 2" finally sung out the gkyeet
one in'tfie crowd, knocking bar' hat� down
less and perhaps. poisonous substitute. His
object is quite pstent.'He wish�q to make i
fee to the United States, 6200, and. it left, .- � . .
tot pormiless.- That, means everything
Sultiv&ucounty is a dog belonging to the
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.. station �gent sit Winterton. When near
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Tiger, and t i
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overhereye oaucily,;*11-vou can be Any.
few cents' difference aifferenee 'between a
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.Cruel on,�Oho cold prair
kei in wintir.� it
the time for tl�iia Arrival of the train th dog
large Amount of forage and fodder
� Why they i3ehead their lRarniles. ,
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thing you please, but i1m. a daiak, I Am,
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good artiole,sad a cheap imitation Or iiub-
means no fire, no soup house in the Cup- ,
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takes its place on the depot platform, -and
in lieu .of % money payment. .' Next
morning Ismail and his tro6pa found
The Chinese ouBtom of decapitating their
enemies sl * * .. itplatned by the
AID in war is w
mud gon't yo a, forget it.P�-Xerchant
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Traveller. �
. stitute.' Patumm's QOra Extractor- Sold
everywhere. B.eware-of dangerous i1nitei.
board, no light, nowormtb, no life. Goshe .
climbed on -her ,pony and cantered off to
- , mg the bag.carries it to the post
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witibeatisfacti � on pilea of the stuff demanded
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fits�eme ieve that the ap.
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tione. poison & Co., proprietors, Kingston.
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Mitchell to obtain � employment. Qnoe
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� A horse in Sayreville, Pa. has to boat
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� sixty-five loads of clay and one load of
p1mood around th6camp, bob their'siatisfao.
tion ,as short li,Ad. The'stuff was soon
pearatice of a -person in the 6.pirit 'world
without a, head ioprimafacie evidence of bav�
� Slagir a - 111111VIM"s While They Uneel., .
Epiaoopalimuo who Visit St. ,Georgels'
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. Goo.W. Lee - and Usury, Peterson have
,there she had ad difficulty in finding work,
The -self-denial and banishment of Miss - � �
� coal dust eVeryL day. He receives no
set on fire, and those not burned were
log committed sornecrinie, and punishment'
Church in Stuyvessut Square, Now York,
,
Wen matcheato row three miles with a
Palmer are well rewarded with $2,000 worth .
orders,yet neirer .fails* to go the right
picked off by men lying in wait behind the
is awarded accordingly.. Hence the horrible
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says the Sun, have W:n surprised to find
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turn for 0400 a side on the Oakland Course,
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of farming land,_$t. Paul Globe. .' .. 11 .
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number of times to the clay pit, and than
� . hall his
� - to the coal.boap on the �ier, He
burning pilea. Mehemet, to avengo' his
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roasted son, razed the town of Shendy, but
mutilations which took placoon the evaous-,
ties of Shanghai by the Tsipingb, whan the
t hat, some of the bymn of the services Are
sung while the oodgreg ,tion rernean kueel-
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at San Francisco, Clil-s 'On U arch, 16DII.
Peterson is said to be a much, better souller
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. A how loxig �beni at immi waxath weak. . . . .
own idea of how much each load oug bt to
. the Tiger made traok§ in good time into the
,
I toperial officers gave orders for the doe ..
WDI-
Ing at ter the' 44 Someof the eon-
it prayers. Ll
than -either Stavenson or Cotsford, both of,
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"d, -the morii communioated, more .
. Of rears. and hioks A , tAo thuch is , out
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fastnesses of thelilterior. L - . I . ,
tation of �vory rebel body; mud even tho
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gregatloDil�. amid Root r , I
wjiom Liie,hms detested.
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Abundant grows, . '. :
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. For fift' are a horse belonging to
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DB.','CHAwzs ROBB]IT'S., report , to' the
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004ins Containing the remains of prominent
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AiN leaders .were broken open and"dis.
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recently. dti are atilt iurprised. that I have
introduee this ouslom. I have done it
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' . The' Mighty Dollar . ....
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I Other than etdotly business Idese'stime. -, '
times control 'the aotionB of even a finsiness -
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d I (Got. Mott, of Wa6tbury, fims-'beeri driven it'
.Ahthiropometric Cominittaci as to the aver.
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honored tO insure Oeir punish On'ent bere.
,
because' I want. to -make: oui worallip
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Is long distanced by a 10 -cont bottle a'
'best
L ir an. A mill man recently paid he did not
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a certain hour to town for the f amily mail.
. Recently the animal was deals a
I red entitled
age bodily. growth of. Englishmen,, was
based on. the ruessuremauts of over 000
after. Hance'.also, the suxioty'dispi&�ed
by the friends -of'
. officers who lost their
heartier and more appropriate. We don't
want to follow alwayti'the dull uniformity
p� loon,s - xervilins, .this newest And,
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it cures' colds, Cramps,
pain remedy. . I
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use an inserted tooth -ookw because it went ..
through the log with such a dull sound.
" I . to airest, but at thoi., usu91 .time Us- broke
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, � . from the'etable and was soon. At the
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individuals,. and contains'some too&;' at
gensialintorest. Thus, It appears that,bii.
1tween
heads during the rebellion to recover them
mud, stitch Ahein on to the bodies again ; os
that it.was oh6e &bought must be adhered
'to. That notion iRexploded. I'liavemeked
colio,'pain in the -bead. soisitics, painfil
jheohOst.,,:iufabtit isequ4l� efficacious
When -be followed the -occupation* 9f a . . ,
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si.myer the Xing ofthe solid saw wei chOer- - ' '
. office. The animal has ever ainceLappilprolad,
the ages of Ili mud 14i girla. 'to
much as . X133 L having, been paid' by the
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the Bishop about the new piwand he his
sg an external or internal-va.medy. Try a
o hlW,L and Up to a , (; S Saw Mill is not
i,%g,tb
q at the regular hour at the post
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taller, Bud between. 12i and 15i are heAvior
bffioera of ttie-Imperial. Army,for the, fibid
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Of, %. f L.'Oud.:
assured me - that it is perfectly legal and
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proper. - Moreover;. there are hymns in'the
10-ceni Bata ple bottle Of the great pikin
remedy,' Nerviline. Sold at Any drug
of a Rlace for himatunlea6 he Can hear - I .
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. ue,UXIOU8 ot Gormat"T. I
than, -boys. of the sama age. The public
irages nearly . seven
sc a .
itiches inore In heigh.t,-thad., the indu6tri%l
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: The Vlrqposed Canal. -In Psi eallue . '
service, that speak'of ktigelhig before God.
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How p.6bgurd �Jti is to-aiag1heee otandiag
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store,' Large bottles only 25 cents. Try
a Be,mpla 6ottle of Nervillne' only 10,conte.
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thodl&time music. . . ! I
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� 111. a"llitter'inclosinghis oubscriptionfor' �
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By the statistical report ol the lost Gera
� MSU_ actions the L Protestants number
school boy at. the aime age. Prize winners.
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found to have a de6idaa,advants L .
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. Col. Colville is-ekliected to -return on
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A Paris piiper says that the Enilish gain-
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,the Turf, Field nnd Barin, Jradgii Shater .
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I says he would not have cionsented4o -serve -
'the
I- . - ,28,831,152; Catholics, 16,232,651 ; Other
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&to .. ,,ge
height. -Thelotiriouscito instance Is stated
January Slat fecim his expedition to the
Holy Land' L He has made a Complete-
. W Pint me Prevented. .
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,-.Wfitki an -imppea;rance old Set*
imp pro.
. . . the most dote
blare at Monaco axe rmitied."
Itissaidtfistoo,ohday
on the Board of Appeals,f or . Pacific. A—
District had be Act felt that by, so'doiap, he ` -
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: Christians,' 78,034;' Israelites, ,561,612
�, , religiona,'366 i P(iraDD4 di
� persons clothbi. I .
that Fellows of ille ROY21300i ety &;a more
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. the, t' above the aver a eight;
all of 'tbe'---country 'between _L
tve� the
Gulf'of Akab% the, Jordan,vdlley, iu
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sented when'' he declineaL -contributihg
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madlosethe-most.
when th . bank has in hand-
. a play begins -the
could. promote the Interdbts,of the tarfLby . ,
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V-.. .— rin distind"onfession-3,188, 'and fidall ,
,tqches
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n' state
t r t6iy ... , their:
t is - fi -et
'heads
Aud.
,the interests, of- the Paleotioo.Ctinal SyDdi-
'the
,to�*',*rd L the iniiiiater'o salaryl" said one'
church member to another. , .
0200,000; as playbetiornei bribkerL_k11i#_iq,
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to 1�600j 00 move.
breskiug..ujLp'�pooltbox.66rabinstions. . ,
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d'e`hV`Gf&6t i6foke that Judge Sh . a I f tar is L , , ,
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those whhoutapyepecifloation as to their
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Aith, 27,111. For the.,mhole empire the
higher before t efellows I wasoon�
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a. ist ob-
tarred or atterwar a the ch
cate,- OtL Which Duke of Sutherland is
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making bead'way in his fi 6 for reforin, in , I
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I . proportion of t Boxes in eiverY 1,000
,as'
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�,jeotsof the investigation a bare to. be to
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0b,irinan'. go reporthi thit a range of low
hills, having an . Average � elevation' of 400'
w to pg�icsbut an appearance
;. as too mean. . . . I I
even." I . I
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acr A pint of th,
ao,a can beLmade from a ten coat,package of
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At the'receiit dinner of theBritishChstri- . �
� . inhabitants was.490 males mud no females;
. In le L , aud� 508
11, . far Prussia Alone, 4�2 s, a
anabla.parents to note in their childr 6 any
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departure from the nbrniial stand Ol, so
feet mud an extent'af ton .milesi muetbd
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Diamond Dyo. -Try them.*, I . . . .
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bar of Commerce in Paris there was much '
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. i females. Of the MAJOS,- L13 767,052 ware
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that the troubM in& ' be rectifie y the'
.y ,
out, througu tQ�muke the o%ual ; but, as the
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-soil is capable of easy dxoaveLtiOD, he be
tb a titteud a,nee at some of the lesdiD
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collages is as follows: M10bigan,
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' 41 What does 15fi'e word ,pedigree I mean,
4aughter wfien M'. de LeaBopi mentioned , , �,-
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that on his first visit to Euglo.od, the pub- .
, single, 7 670,630 marrioa,.626 634 widowers
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. and 20,916 divorced ; of the women, 13,985,-
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Oar usso hygienic measures, etc. - .
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lievoo tbe undertaking to be pos6ible. He
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says ilf.tbii Ill aco6ruplighed no other diffi.
gi�in
20.
1.524.; Harvard,' 1,520 ; Columlila; 1,5! ,
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John 2k, , 11 It meane I d000bno." �" �, Write
. 'on the bosrd .
a Ben�enmOi containing tha,t
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li8herwho brought out the report of his .
-fism, .
324 were blaglejL 1,916,245 widows mud
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AN attempt. At �nremq,tlan at Cardiff,
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oulty.exists., On his atrivalam6eting of
Yale, 1,072; Pridoeton, 532. � . � �
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word." John went up and chalked off'the
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meetin'ga charg I � at, hiii, .
ad, as th6 firaf
bill, 'ii �P for Attacking the booll,in order to
�. - 1 41,305 divorced. . .
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The city at Vienna, Austria, is, to ..:havi
-Wiles, came bef6re .the Glamorgazishire
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the ilyndicti,to -will babeldl�o.00niiider'the
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130urs 6 'of ab4on t be Adopted. -London
Tbebodiiiaoften'vlotima of the. snow
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slide. at Woodstock, Col., on -Monday night
,�wa the hill.11
I .reed d
f,)llowink, ,,Wepedig
_ Hurp"18 � Rdzaar.. 1� .
,50 �-
,:make it succeed," "Since then;" observed 1
'do `
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a new cathedrM, which * to oo ,at 08,000,-
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-Assizes, whore Dr. Prlqs� described as a
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Truth. . 19 . , _ ,
, have bees recovored. ,Thai iiialude the six
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- L9sB9pi;,. "I have been attacked . -
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.Wel . , was chargedwith unlawfully
hh Druid
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children of Mrs. Doyl�. - Thresbodies have
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,�*.Greathasteisnocalvi
gratuitously; t�od have got on� without payw.
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. The, wealth cf. the Ca,tholia religious
J orders in Frande has, Jucteaged during the
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attemptiog. to burn the body of his iplant
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child nft . at neglecting to give 419tibe to the
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. At $I# No Great ivenot!r., .
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not yet been recovered. - . .. .
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There collection -. . of � a de I 6 .
p and. true
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You ludst - bot di,ly-daliy in curing for yout
healtb. Liver, kidneys. and bowels muat*be. Itept
healthy by the use of thid lirince of medicineg,
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last tbirty years fio m .�8,600,00) to,�O ..,
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coroner of iiiii. death. Presiding Justice
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idei so. many bright."pretty girls-
-NO war '. . .
into faded,
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�&ction is r,atbor�% divine nourisbinent
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Kidney Wort, w ich comes i liquid form - rAr
I) h y
summoned to do jury duty in the Brooklyn.. : .
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507,200. , .
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. Stephen charged the Grand Jdry f .
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p . arsion who burnsiubtead,of buries a dead
develop I - worn-ouli,' VerVOIld
, women, A woman 6annot be a mother, a
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for a soul ,to'grow 'strong u th a
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via ,t�
:-b ... Ha always
otli thoroughly Offidad6uS ..
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Court o*f Sessions Was that of J egeleL OlmiS - - .
. Judge-Mbre interposed and said that , -
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A man in a hurry, who n1i TOd On a
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ubdy does not. commit a-crimmul act uulebb
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he does it- I such a matiner'RO to amoulat
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kitchen drudge,- laundress.. aeametTess
dmiry� maidi an -if all other kinds* of'muid,',
poi�ou.tq' destroy it. '. ,
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'How.abandant Stott ,
. Is Ines a�d women
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.juror would have, t 'be exc6ed, as she was
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& lady. Ile had received a letter f eom er -�
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muddy cr6asiDg on � applet 'Sixtill. avenue
yesterday, and ooiied his hauas in smving
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tb a public nuiaance� - The Justice, after
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tue iuni;st ext6miumtion'ot the uat4orities,
ucizetain her good 'looh� and hmp& dis.-
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6ositibri'very long even it she hAd a good
who Drava martyrdom III leaderillip I- How
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few are Willing to honor theralleivea, in the
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while shovelling enow..'aut, cf his -y'ard
discovered buried in thb-onow a 111 3n which
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to, the effect that although it wa4 leap year: , . �
she was afraid, that 'if she Put id so �
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. himblelf from sprawling full length on -the
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iLd cowe. tothe donclusion that cramatiun
supply to etart with, ,and I havbr see a'
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10YARY of Bervice. I- _ ' - .. r � . 1.
.he had m6sed for .ten- days. -Sh 8 had
the snow down mud made a room
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.rnaratioe F I illewouldnob beacceptdd. �;hpa .� . . �
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�. roadway, went into,& drug store to wash his
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c-juld not be considered even atnibaemoauor, .
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vintgaryJaPedo' fretful. woman, witti a
-Consideration is the -small. cola of kind.
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Vm6k6d,
thebizoot. a -bushel basket. Boy6nd.the
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Clark marked her excused .1 .
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. "Got soy sliare B"P?,, he. Silked. '� , , ,
and he decided that to burn a duad body .
,
-decently and ineffensivaly ii lawful, . He
f adbd out expression, that I do not bome -to
the- conolu,sion inatanbly that she 1aa been
ne6B and uff%bility ; it is current every-
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where, WI,th all, and m1wAys brings bl,,k a
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loss cif hash incident to the long. fast the.
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The druggist drew a tiny book from his
a id bbat'everyVrubtice which startles or
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overworked. - And I do botwonder that so
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hen was unharmed. I I
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., . . coat packet, arid, tearing out, Do -bh6et Of
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"'ro up.,", the- religious -aeutimOints'of the
many-tired-outi.creaturea !;Dug to-" pull the
He that does not :kaow those things
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. -�'. ,, 111OUG1111i ON CORNS." - -
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I P&Per about thl .-as inches square, handed it
to the man. The latter wer, his bands, and,
. mij."ty of the population is not for, that
reason a misdemeanor at common' law.
coverlet of green. graso and. daisies" over
them, and 'take. their last, long rosbFanny�
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which'are at use -and necessity for hits- to
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'know, ii -but an ignorant man, whatever
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Ask for wells,,, Bough on rns." 16o. Quick,
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rubbing them v vith the pi6per, f uund, to hi�
Tnii decision will tbud to atilt attention to
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Fletehei in the Household; . .
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he may know,behiclaq� - , . ,, .
rinauctit -core. Corns, .Warts,
te, Pa I . .
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. surprise, that the paper made a flue latlion
- and thoroughly oleaned"HiWhowde-, * . ,
&he,, subject of cremation' and, make it as
. much of a sensation in Old Rugland as 16
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Tb be proud of learning is the greatest'
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.1 . " Pa oap !' said the 'druggist With a
. �6!r onov�ltk isainly Intended for the
laugh ,
Seemwto-be jusi nqw in New England.''
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, - Tba�t cata�,,iege even designed for -any 1180-
can Senate to set apart 6,900'sqaare Iiii1ea
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'of forest in Montana as % natkonal forest
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ignorance. - I . I I.. .
d6u!t to to robbed of
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use of traveller 6. The pajor is coated ,wi , th
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is as the '101ilar,
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� F�,F. HULL, who has returned with his
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f al end people bava.of ten eipipaoad a doubt.
It looks now; heviev�r, as it'tho 06-t bad
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The, New York Legislature has.pasmed
_ -it you want your
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good'umme don'b have it inscribed upon,
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soap and just good .
article, in addition to being much bouillon
party. from. Palestine,,. Iiiiage with him
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- f true positiobi 'They are - being
ound 'It�afis
,tho third, reaII13 of the Bill authorizing
your umbrella. � I . . . . .1
Philanthropy, likio'oharity; muov begin at,
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tj soap sheets iu-Ono of thee
. There are f� a
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nat action 61 agqologi-,�
materfids, for the Do r
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ubeil millihers as oroamenta� .for
,by . . Small stuffed
I..% I at, Niagara Falls for it
tbelaking of . I
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home. From -this centre.our SympathieS
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. books. The orlit about as -
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-ordinary otiO of oosp.,7--N. Y. Sun. , .. I
to Holy: Land very* much
Del, Map. Of tj -in
advance of anything whibli- could hitherto
harm --mud head dreeass,
kittens &to the most fashionable trimmings
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Mijor MetAitighlin And SItt'agBUlI
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extendin, an a .
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that At the lime of the Exodus there wasa
ILbrimmed hats.-Thuo'hki- only
.for brom. L I
one, cat to A*h9A bile been usid. but As the
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arrived.'at Mandalle. Dikot�', last - eiouink
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on -their way east. The: Indian Chief had
_"L ''.:-A, rocent.advorti �.
I log fol.
IOwB'- " It the gentleman wh 0 lieeos the
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I It is 06 temsrka.ble characteristic of the
waiters in Paris reksuron to that no matter
condonouit douneotionol 11JO.Madkerranown.
mod, the Red Sea. :.As regards the. Dead
raw material for this sort of � trimm.iog� !in
unlimited the 'wealth of -the wee'rer can
novior been farth6r east before than, Mis.
P286rok, . The object of 'thepresern'trip is
oboe store wI th a ted'bead. will return the
umbrbliabf &young lidi with whalebone
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Sea, be ,ha '_dboovaired that it formerly
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only be represented. by increasing the n"
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f ornameAts.
'to ghow him how white people live it i3ig
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. ribs and an iron handle'to the slate-tOof act.
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shop be vill.beair of someting thIlti
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piece of the � moon, they will. invariably
it to
�Htqod%b tin elevationafl,400 feet above its
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.grocei's
age, as the oauj6 is the gif t of i - de-
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reply ,, yes," and dithor bring you, or,
� sort with e6rrow that on-
on returning, as ,
gig�at hivel-that is to Bay, 150 f cot -above.
, the level'of the Mediterranean. The' bi4-
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The passage in Queen Victorim's. book
respecting Dr. Norman. bficleod's sermon .
Silyant �
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� told of M80,fibe'niAllor, that bYwayof
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tory of this gradual lowating-of the -waters
will form a special feature in Prof. 'Hall'a
will be composed entirely of - colored meno
who will each .reasive' from 035 to "O a
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on the wat in October, 1876, WL hen he oh.
liquely applied to Fran6e the d6nunciationii
'Ougraved oil it." I
I Male R'laVOB Ili Cbin& pro. few compared.
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. . . trying this as a joke, he 'per,
. .� - . . ordered of the w&iter a Sphinx, a la
forthcoming re ,port. He has alsolound
evidence of a chain of ancient takes in the
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The Anchor Linot Sidonian, After a pro,
of lamiab, ia "not pleaslug to French readdre.
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� One Paris newspaper ea;ya-.
' Was. .The former Sri descendants
with f six � �
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of rebels captured in w ' Children
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. Afaiengo. - ,, I am sorry.to Fisy we have no
k;i`ji&ittc district, and of another obain in
ialagod' And, st6emy voyage . across the
'Gracious Majesty has rovesied bar political
seized by kidnappers. while others, with.
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tnore," replied the waiter- 4,wbat, Do
more Sphinx?" exclaimed May�.fbigbitfiff'
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1� the Contra of the Wally Arabah, not far
frcm-t,Ee-4ateished. The tOrre'068 Of th`6
.0118
Ativatio, during which she ouatmined soil
damage by c6lliding with an iceberg, haft
I Is is still a
oympatbiso, and Bhown-that sb
Gaimil.11 bl'tirth and breeding." .
I the noblest oell.gacrifice, have volantatily
sold themselves to, perpetual bondage -to
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astonishment. 'The waiter lawqred hie
voice and murmurod in a Confidential whis-
Sdrdan'bWe been, ex%iniaed, the moat'
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important one being 600 feet- Above the
-arrived in Glasgow, All the dilitle on'boal
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perished except tout, . . I il
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-The Dutch papers
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A Cyjax Fou, GOUTt'y_of 0. ,L, Certain care'
mention the aiscove
00 ,va their pareateand familisil from r ___
and death. The lot of state slaves, of
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. per 4 41 We-he've Some more, monsieur, but
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the truth is, I would not care to give -them
present Surface of the Dead Sim. , I
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The ,Sinpomr- William BSYB the White
for g)ut. .A peasant who was confined to
captives of war, is of ton a very oruel One, -
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I C -H i L WS13 the fi rot PA niglish sovereign
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Lady has appeared 15 yosto too soon.' An
oldgypsytold him recently: 11 Sirdi you
hie bed by a bbarp attack was otung br a
bei', and almost immediately he felt bet$olr,
Tni�
� S tmvea And CaCads'swetit I away 11,00,000
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JLt to be bad only from itithorized agouts.' If . I .
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who had a atmius raised to him in London.'
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16 stuide in Whitallsil, the work of Hubert
will live to be 1.00 yeari old. Your son, the
I ia6-11cyal� will not reign, but your'grind,
Pril
mad &xt day he WSRL Well. - Ili a abort time
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at ter another patient though, howould try
worth Of property, while the first monthe
of the year ssw a destruction by fire "goo.
and make'viontyrapidl
�ou,waiit to got s.geno F, yo
Do t let home one a so get ahead of yom and *
scours your to*ji of bout-ty fight. Too good to I
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. .have
. this season that illions of thetA
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. been sold for manage. gixtv tolasofthe
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Is ,BoUeUr in 16� __ '
8. stood
Lon�(in next
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son,'Princo-William, will be your imnxedi�
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the some remedy)i Aviv .
affected,
bee to sting him do the a
, ,gatiog 01000 6* fiasinfit,%L7,000 000 for
Lt
- the isme two montG of i8sa. 1 1 coa-
,gorbagging. Particulars -a oe to. Very suitable
I Agent for ratenteo � I
* YOUNORR'
were lately caught in the Illy er.Tay,and
at ones upon the land, As � therejare;
indebted to Tobias Ruetat, a p, Age of the
L ,ties 11.
back Atairs, I or the statues at, Chs
sts t�uooessor."
1 believe this. story to that Connected with
part Lb
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also was cured. I I
oarel'o
sequontly 06' "&to inference that oballoss
construction of buia ... p
d,na&'nd'o'qF1n'eB" . .
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. about 72,000 average bpratolast ton, de
I . k "er istroyed must be evormstlef
total
and JalhOii II. There'ste twd-Of Ch Arias
* '11 , one in front .of Chelsea Hospital by
it
the Apparition of the White L%dy. .,
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� The question of taking aim ,,With both
. ngland*
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Matthew Arnold.tola a reporter that the
further wen he went during bih tour here
the more discontented he became. Its
and .detective
iij apemb in thimoodattyj and that these'
gro' are exercised At an iadrosped cost to
vices .
. ZSTAHLl:aE1F,D, 1869.
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4041313 4jPAT11r_A401W -
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Theyo, WbdlesOmb food, but the c0lit 6
them to English markets leaves
Globose. mud one Winds6irl[ona-of
S�maa 11. by GibWuo,L.tbe beat of the royal
eyes open hall beat% .vevivea in
A ;ad by Me,
The 9yaterd has long been dvocat
6nly went as fair via' St. Louis. Boat do hOL
'the public, , . .____!"�_,.�
iiii Florida
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. gettigg
I no profit tot the salesmen.
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statues, otAtIall in a quiet spot at the back
Chapel. Williath'III. next
, Dougall,batthe great m4or0yof"Aiports
men with one eyo, Closed. One writer
found too bold and artificial. Philadelphia
is, in iiii opinion, the handoomoot of the
- Au observant young man while
was struok with the haman,like Courtship
of
'Imiltior, ch�vlht. W411111144 rithliltyf TaIllow .
Pat, 116IR Cs"icre Consips-
The, a. Neflotiat'llorsa Show to to be
hold st M4dioon Square Gavaerii Now York,,'
of Whitehall
16da an equestrian statue in SO - James'
shoot
contends that, in firing at ,moviog objects
big cities, And Chestnut street is the ably
L 'A
of the heron, The females stand in A row,
etc. supplied. � .
I"Cni 141M. % 1101borns street. Toronto I
W, �
L on May,27th to 81m. The'regular prorplam
. the 010v,470
list foots up 017,450, me against �
equare by Bacon, And 'Queen Alin threat
one in front of St. Paul'o end two in tbO
the one-eyea men Are out of the fight, and
another two -eyed advocato.atates: ,1 The
�, too hiog street in meriam.'� It
business
toraiallea him of Bond street, London.
and look iijeondatned, whila:'tbe inslas
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Rdtiostion at Sporloarlan Pon I
I of last -yearlo - allow, slid the trotters are
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squarell Called After heri George 1. i standi
on the campanile of Bloomobuiy Church,
� ,right eye Is gradually trained to retain the
image of the taruet slid sights, althoug
Goorge slid Obarles Barber, aged About 8
h arrested at Brwitf Ord yostor�
an I 10, were
sand like Garatbiga: dilded. 000 at
*a fair herons' would bmil(I 671 4 -duas
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. "i" I TAN RVAIN91311 COLL11011111 - - I
t.'94d-,
well tirovided, tot this, time, a grand prize
or the best stallion
". of 0600 b6log offered f'
and there Are two & very
the Left eye remains open , &ad the lott eye
._____f`tb6 tar
d#Ay'afrorbobn by Chief Griffiths for break-
ing & window in Miss Hill's store a few
heron, and awAy 'the pair would ey. All
-those left invariably began to Oadille and
r'stro MOM Cironlarn free , - I
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. 'Over 16 years at 690, tho speed of L
I his got.
thefif number and tabards being oonallo-tod
eff6o6iVe one by B,loon 1 a the Courtyard of
Somerset 9,mas and an equestrian one by
serves to'sharlift Up the ittlaild 0
got And, to oonvey,to the brain the iciggoill
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a ng Urtibles. JuL.the
�,Jtja ago"and ste&lf
the mtjol6lo were
Chatter as'soct as 0, match WAS hunoullacd 0
a would, upo�
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lb0n st-mvn o6gin"ting - �, ,
at VAO r th
YOUNG MEN. ii,nd earn $100 P. I
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Wy %it in Pali Haiti George IV., b
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, of other extoroal objqot6 to Which the tight
6y� is for the time band.0 , , -
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found in their possession, I I . .
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and sometimes rival pounoor
the lucky owilin to wiring, his noblir.
Send s. In stampo to F. liwvr I
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