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k� I A"JK=X'V-WJMJ1J CAUSX0 AND,
. wimu CURE,
. . Twel years' confluo.ment. In, tbe Poulton.
, . Ill. r I - . which bag been passed
, -,a. Y. is the sentelGOO
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�, Chiiiep Lancaster, the embezzling bank
. slailk at London.' The sentence is severe, but
. deserved, And aboulcl prove a warning .to Ali
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TIKE ORZAT�
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The 141ttm
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1prlictfdesl� with impunity. Very . likely the SUOMI $arglei
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punishment would have been greater, bat for tile
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;pOotilitioug, by�a fellow-claxt, ton 'Years Ilia , � !
senior, who Poem.K to have pursued 6 oystbI.A. IMANLAN IWAL11
Atia 40u.'roo of witokmait,aftvr he once bud the ' E 8111 V IV]
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I .,dishonest ledger,keeper In. his power, � . I ME
Iribe frequency with which persons on. '
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iruted With the Gore of money in banks The Great Hop i
- said other nionotary inctitgtious b000mp
defaulters .is a matter which ought to will, we think, prove
- receive ;boat earnest Consideration, To f0osional sculling 1
I A cortidia extent, we believe, the managements auryourioed 'jotair
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I Of public institutions -Oro, to blame for this. had, boon out and thi;
14ruslatille state -of affairs, There has been The following Are th
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., - too.grest &Jendency in � the past to condone. aftair, with the state
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, -01irloilisoffenoliao-wellas , griefs w 0 , -- .THE, PB
I enables *en to look upon embezzlement as At abo4t half-pasi
minor crime, As An offence. not deserving party, wont on board
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. punishment, providing the embezzler or, his And, travellei
"I friftoontakere'stitation.. Andthus many a, =y g nags Bad th,
I . ertathial who ought to be in the Penitentiary. c house, Where, at ter V
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, Wiley has been allowed to! go soot free. Napa I .
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. . It be wondered, then'that young Lancaster 'talier, appeared. T1
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- bel� hireme f time and again. to the tunas of aftor MP couriney'k
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,, robg to' Bajbk, ln:.which he was Gin- him to Send come on
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, he be discovered, be Communicated bb'111011 boon unable to find
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I" 4 - - 91- It getting- along �1 to , him- foliow-olerk,* - ACV as him 14490 at -ft
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. . � vho used the information Be a Inagua to him that, I would
of making the .peculator, VJ40 thus and rowla any sor
. - became his vi I oticti, sink deeper And h
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490per., III crime'?� Up�ii embozzlerment
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� Is punlobed'-with* that degree of -severity UourtAey Bud very
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. . Which it deserves, without' regard to the back,. saying that ly
social. poiWOU of the criminal or his ,relations; that it '.was not I
�.* we can never regard the funds .of public judges -to not for b
. corporations am abiolutely free from peatila, steamed d,owp toAl
�,7 , tiOli An - Any groat IMBASUIA-1; Lot till-tAPPing Hanlan Was sitting 1
( � � (for that is all it. is) be treated its a scriO116 start. Th's' Chapp
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- _; Apnopil - _.tioia.;Bte�&Velbg� W)ry
nukla yavIt.VwitlibUrglQ:,4i1i*W `h -
_g I ,tpnn'B - a.few,momentAl op
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I. young. ancastw"a, . 0 Once. will lid, of, steguily- tip and Jaigal
1 . , uchrarer.00eur enco a OW. . I starting. Tne lredep
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. I 'UndbubtedJy. the bank cloik has -his Peon.
. . X. Oulvin, of the N
I Bar temptations. He hop tar keep up with as .judge for Oilurtn(
his " Obtltor, at least, he thinks, so. And quiestior? a000pi�ed tb
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Inother is a widow'not t,69� .Vell off (which .
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. Easy account' for hiff � punishment . At about half -past
. '. � I - .)�hmve to Place at the startityl
. uoix'wIth comrades .who are, the, adavlot readiness. Hanlon
wealthy artil. inclulgefit pgreuto� Some . of,
Whom Lots almogt-cortain to be 'Pfast," there. kart7ficiLflog. The
Is always danger, provided, "there L is the -Puncan,,C L )I ,Jaw Yo
bond re'qdy to take I
Inclination todo wrong. Soeiet'N'so-oatiod--� LDouglass Satin the
.. in better phraze, the world 'in Which they send him off.' Onde
P L inoie-li livare or Ion to blame for its foolian ateam. up the lake, t - 6
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boom
ymemw j3b�o�f.r�6t6iiiii-6't-iinfreqtLoiatI have
. y at ton minutes t - f y
jobs hod-timar to-bauomvLfo�mcd;-MaUy-ol ---- -ul
. JhCrPLh&ve. 0 1 thti reforms c4lied-oul
great deal, more - time on their - , .. 11.
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� . hands. than tilisy-finil-it-easy -tontakQ-jocid-use . ..' . - - --�:L. I!,ABI1 .you
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temptation. Such an cfficial was Barber, AS though a keeU.
- . . Of[ Toronto, whcy�basjudt beon * rel�oaabd frornowept-A,ffAy with -.0
� a term in.'the-paiieW.n,tigr3o,4o:r.�'*f3lb�9.1kiWg- �&iUffW=d1ff-:n--H4--1
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: . . ivialet he was teller of the BallikOf Montreal.. oame,eway, nonchaza!
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L :� - , . ,kismartJolly follow, he found spare hours. all hia. races, and -7
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I . , - lagging heavily o4his hands.. He draw on: Id .two: minutes, &
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. �. bio,oalary to &he extentof gEttingA fast horse: liassed the 1303f Mille
. and oatfit..- Ti.wu he faun& thit was, ubt �thau.pulled 85. for
. , - - sumoient ana.-hu bought anotheri The result' stuppled.,to look arc
L � I I.- �-was thp6t--,hw-."�rp,�Ti.0,�as--us'-'w7guY-YOung viere'linths:'WaWto
� . man about town footed- up- to .'four times 46-irefeiaswas ihoii
, . his acklery, ILs -had 'to'get iytortl6y, -kome- � He'ilien'Ar6ppea. to
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. . . where. klo took iC lroni *W6 .1yank 'till,"und Those (in the refordi
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. . when the eurmin V-11 an his carutr h6. was his -boat mutit,ho &
being reaovk;d from ar crimingi . clock With thlievo ' as '- Ned,
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hiR character ruined and. prospects blasted.- coolly. On he %wox
Linaester did not .take to fast Itormosi Ing the 'firit MajJ6 L
. although. Lis likitigs weie'lu A- airseticiii. and .A' ,balf in '9.1
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1 . -equally hital .to. the prospects Of a No Bi- atia"I oking�aroand
. - man with limited -income. He :Was. ,an ,his baudIcerchied. !
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. Or at Scimitar of the lair a itielf no the FpIendid-time hi
I I barm, but, he waij so led away lo� him ' infatu- .that he ti"R'd even'
.; � .. aticti And so anxious to. ktand well Ail thb� Ward's hitherto Un
I . I good graces of those he admir6d,that lie stole record. *of 35 10 - li
. the money ot'tho b,.ibk t . cy enable him to buy shall was orespin; t�
I . exb6paive jewoiltry zloi his 1001!deg, Wbil0i much I aster rate -the
. many a doliar was .6pout in horse hire and he finished the two
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.- ontertaiumbut, . rolling up' � his expenses 'the . minute -in -13 02
i largii)Y*beyoud the point warranted by his by the, swells cif'm Is:
. salary. - .. I . . ; . . . o ... @PitQOf,tbe j�ajuncti(
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. those hoidirV positictia. Of trust, suct who. are appaar,io; embarrass
1. . tcwptcd to'b.tsal, tho.t'liboner or � I ' ator their. -ev6r, - , and be pullod
s I sin Wilf find them iyut. 1:1 �,, an . a Wells ail though ho':
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employee has a , Chief 'Who , - knows,. "ever. Miami ' rig A 'a
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- � -his - �Iisiataffs and - duty, a -4.fafitll Around; He was ni
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;i . career on bia pait will. pot long qdickening him sirok
?Iil remain unaiscovomd,. for.. it, iik � not to be fwidla of hl� buOy mi
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expected t - hat an.lacome of. $606 yearly ai�ty FOW 1hotime.9f sta
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� -baplindetofoot billowhichreach to.02,006. .. , * . .. - ON THE E
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� in the came period. Any employee who ,h6vuliea. , a . ioseto thi
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� . tiles t6 prove that this is lal4'd should � be: *Iioddtd a reply t6 ill
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I . Watched and detected als"opeedily as possible, ,Who Sippeeircd compl.
.. fo�r his own sake, as wullAo for that 'of his little fellow,, W . ho
� I friends and, the irystittido,n whoob.33abnoy',he jsst6St*.0m8 on-ji
. to diabortestly taking. Yetj -it ebm6s out. in P.Good.boy, Neal'
. .1 evideiace that although- Lacoastor peculated Williams,, of the
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. 02,000 in psicemeal fashiou; ovor .9, year, -1 Think, you, air," rG
I . elapsed before- the d6f alc�itia'n wag. discovered Spurted for- a few'otr
. by his ou&r1ors. If such things are pomai- oort'of a bo� he c,
. hie; it a j�nlor' officort for instance, . Can The little lyall. j ingli
. embezzle a large sum. fr6m a Dank" till . and the Olivia Shook, el
ekspe -detection for oucii a !bug period, keep pace with I
liarelyit isbot unreasonable toBsy tbersis miles were 'finial
so, great-riecossity for a reform Ili the7 method stilil. Hamlin sho,wed
. . Of RUP&kViSi011 as therb is for A r6thtn'tO the , and- was 'rowing ' vp
. . first principla of' morality in regHraing 'In still pulling .84 t
.. � , . punishing the crime ,of ombOzlovoldv� stopping occasicint
I. � Hamilion Times. . I . . I..� . , before. -Three It
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The London Adverttsof Soya; A reporter _started. From this
- -----oftho*miitmrTruiza-huTingl�a!4 bomphint Dulled valcy loisural
I before the Police Commissioners o . f urcivii times 30, ,81,.38., 32
� conduct against Doif!otiveis RonssoanxAna frelih as a daisy the)
1. , . Macpherson, theso'cifficials have been Bus- 60161411timo. . . .
. pbuded-one fdr it wooki the other for. n'toxte. maThe following, As'
I . night. A constable hasA160 been suoperldod item i ", � - .
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in connection with the Rome. Case. A fe4ture Frilf ...... ; . ..........
I . of the of1fair was the sitreme dbility'of the Mile ......... .. ;# ...............
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. officers.in forgetting all that they Paid, while r.vwo Myles ......... 1�1;.
- vividly- nmeynb6ring the reporter's wokils. Two and h halt. miles
. Therow commouabd in the police .statibb, Three mi -los-... 1il"
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. where the reporter' wag in' soarch,of Maws, FouriW�les..
14 The decision itydiestei that ,thd- Police Com- F our -and Mlf'mileik,
I miesionero of YJ,istailton , reo6gleiza .the *fact, -Five miles......,........
. . . 111114 reporters do. not gala thOr information , T40 fasteot five.m
� . from police records . on Sufferance, but tie a Made by Josh Ward
matter of tight. � . . I � 1.1th 043tober,.18590
. .. . CONOTITtTIONAtItY oil TRE * SO,= ACV. -A ,tance in 85-10. 11
. few days ago Ron. Mr. I'Lrrier, Ray. Thomas thongbi tbai.elthev '
Gales, the Secretary ol'the Dominion All!. or his minutes were
I . once, and R,�v. M L. Pearson,' representing safe to toy thad a
. the'Donlyinfory Alliazdai Waited on the. BOB. have boonmado in tl
1. I I JAMIGS * Macdonald, kinistok of 'Susfi6o, as a those days, Accept!
. ", - tie b0WOVor,: HAblall IDO
. ,,put,&,1,i,o,,,,to urge upoh! the Government the
... a Causing an immediate beirlbg.of His * time to-dity Over
. appeals fresh the Maritime Viovinas u to moo,, at the came IS
. the conetittitiolaglity of the Cadada Temper. have carried him a
. . lines Act of 1877, better known aitho Scott yards, 06 that looh )
Act. 'Mr. Macdonald promisea.to scoade no , been distaXiced, I
� tar as praotioalcle to the reitneist. It wag also At the fini6h Aefox
0 urged that lion, Mr, Scott be retained by the doolsion. , awaraing
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. 06verntagot to defend the appeal, go he Wag - PtIZO to Hanleft-'.
I . acquainted with the whola queotion, but it is 06111ITNE'XIS talkliciEl
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. understood this requot has boon passed over I
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I A LltlllbTIAV,� 3atlldd . M � aynard, twenty. The following Ati
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Ave; years ol'age, and a little Over forty inches last jo,oila e
ift height, In bat Clark at, �ho QadeWd Ito i U1, sontativeo. It 10 A:
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Guelph. �At and time he wa3 Gen. Tom down In writing at i
ThumbIg ociabliman. : I . 6 meeting to -night:
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MANXIC913A AND WININAR190.
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I 0outtuoy osys-That on the Ulth day of
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He2tembors 1879, 64 about 9 P.M,, At $lee
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poor 04 the Wharf, and told me Courtney
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TertAblip Virime oil a Railroad Fero
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' Thq, Obvervaitionit oir a Slamiltenitan. I
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Brackett House, RQohestor,X.Y.s in room 14,
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be, thilaks, -Edward ilarylan and David Word,
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would, not do.it Unless. be bold a similar
document from. Hinlan. .
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-p�to-IRO Murders 410 Wallogr and
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DRAB TINEs.-BOIng a late resident, of Nor .
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of Toronto, were present with him, it being
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away, to got their Man 0 oil
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antl to )Kill 111116
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nVothoir-MAng"Ing Aitann'er at, Axiii,
"Ambitious Pity," and very justly�o q
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Ism Constantly .
writing to friduc(p there, Al.
his room and they having called there to #me
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him. Ward did about all. the tAlking,but
when the rafe,rao called, and'that, we w9iiiii, ,
give them nothing, 411 we cteeired, wa's to.
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lustratino the glowing . and Pr � ocregal . *0 11 otat I 0 r I
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A Dose Ye
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Haulilvi i
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ostch their
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Illsaxii, Ohio, Octo'bar.-Last night Qotlis
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Matter woo murd6red ;, his wife fatally and
, of this now province of the Ngrrillmoot, but, I
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which, I fear, his, hitherto remained dormant
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Wh (me
Hanlan, so no One �,olpa was present) -
Q. -If Courtney had ilkned the pfelgoalod,
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document did youintend that H
him Pon oarionsly,woundoill. An Older
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so far am the public mind of Hamilton is'pon.
tj Operations on
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proposed race At Chautauqua, between
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win �ite race? ' . � .
: Mr. Davis -BT All means.,
omopecteakoll railroad, f6reman, arrested
Lewis ar,,l
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earned, a eiroun-2stanoe greatly to be regretted. I .
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I therefore take great � pleasure. in. laying
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Boats. - �
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11mulan and me, for which we had signed
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. Q. -What Wag, your obledt 132 drawing Up.
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at Cleveland to -day, a onlossed be killed,
life father and wounded big mother . and
belcizethe numerous-remilers.of y . 11
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paper a few facto. qrspoit to, the above. Thai
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4rtiolos that day.) Ward.continned, U being
. a nice bit of money, It's too hoc 11
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tho document ? .
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-As a, last weloo lojnduce 0040noy to
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brother near here. A, digtective was showing
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emlgra I tion season of 1879 is fast drawing, tc, . . � I
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get it; and you and he can out the, purs.e in
two.", He also Palo. something about. hie
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oomeout rind take the word Ilgo. I We intand-
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ad. to diaregolril � the propooltio . I
tip, 00012 fig
l4ewlO victuro to. the' railroad men,
,When Lewis himself looked over .the
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a close, and that Steady winter so pleasantly.
opokelli of by all old residents - . I I
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, (Elaulsals) being plg-bcadail. I didn't say a
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word I lot him (Word), do, the talking.
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mado,lathoprop6oedagreemen . Iggv B -
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tor� the, draft of tba propositio Zito allow court,
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offloies illioulder. The ofdoer turned and
. recognized him, Tipp � -r at so, th,
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bowithtura.gs.iri. Theireminisconeepolon. I
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tario,, Hamilton especially, will be gladly re�
�t7r Viapoo, is. over, and
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I was suffering terribly %hat, night from, a boil,
and bad just had A lauded befdre I left
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neX to Win the race by, paying Hanlon 03 000"
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and Immediatoly went to the botol find cow.
murder unpremeditated. � He wont to him
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father's house after all were asleept and got.
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vived Around many a fireside,this city being , I .
well repyr000nted from, there at: present. I bay -
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a thiaL country, -We
home by Dr. Fordyce, of Union. Springs.. It
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seemed as though he the lanoo Irk
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murtiouted to Ward an d 0oulson what I had
done. Coulson
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bi lyrotliglt the window. Hii father board
malad learning who it wAs,.ordored him
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had good opportunities of, Seeing the daily
inoraas6 . of freig I lit of all descriptions arriV- . I
r that Courtneylp boats
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pushed
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handle and all. I Amid I .bad sufforad
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and as pelf felt satisfied
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that " this would have the effect to bring.
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away. , Jae so
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fired. TOO story is not, credited, howeiver.
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Ing here
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thereby showing the *aq� amount of terrifty ' 0
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i fall pirtioulara, of the
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enough fall when nocent, with-
out Again going through the came thing,
Courtney to the goratch, Ward did not thipk,
the letter woula have th ' ' ' ' L
0 desired effoot. He
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Another report to that he WooL angered at an
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over which.the gains anticipatingly has to be - .
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Bank of both parties :
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knowing myself to be guilty, or words to
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then t6ld Houlart to beg Courtney all he
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attempt, real or faused, of the .balance of his
jam ily, to take advantage of him. Lewis
,distributed and for - which an immediate . .
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market in open now and will be . . .
for
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three the relera 0 Rua.
that effect. .They didn't, stay throe minutes
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and left on the tilain. for Torout
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'Tn7fartholi —ques' ' ,-L�L-10--$Wfinty-thrrme
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few years tomonte. Tito , Extensive building .. lvzl:��
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he Olivia. a small Stearn
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after. I did Dot moo, either of them again
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until I Game up here to the lake come two
berg 'of the meetlig, ktatedL11ant no WitneSo,
win present when Briater amid that. if court.
�Appearanca,
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expresses no coniri.
* ticity. The. prisoner a d him father have
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0 a likewise 'evident proofs of . I I .
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weeks ago.
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Bey was pot permitted tat win th
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Dot been on g�ocl terms, for. several
Tears, owing to tro0,Iq about
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its everit all prosperity. Never pan I remem� . .
bar oeeiuug more forcibly the del . ly appliances .
Siting for a few Seconds,
I . As TO THIA BOAT OUTWI$G. .
would break the boats -or I play sick, .
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property., The son who was shot. is - an
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of health ad vigor displayed than In the
vBert Brown, th o .
' .a , Are-
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The folio Ing is the statement of 6urtnej
W
PAYHRI; T 03P TER §6,000 T , CONT. .
. . 0 BE ERTED
idiot, I
I .4 is ouppoead the inurderer left big
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daily routine of business AD I d pleasure as .
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a referee said : 41 As yet
ioard the boat. to look
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as tobip doipgo lost night:- We left the
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Mr. Davis was naked if Any proposition
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viclinig for des , but Mrs. Muliloi,, regaining
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consciousness,, .a climbed out of the .
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practiced W. this city of the Noithwoett. The L
state of eivilizatl n At which it 'has 4rrived L - .. . �
interests. Please tell
.
boat-houeestsizWolook. AthStfloasteiglit
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Robert Larincin And Burt Brown discovered
wag made 1 AcchL
L U Pster to - Courtney to PER.
race. WarIL Was .
asked the Same.
.Window
calls be son, ivh 'I
a Lr o had also revived, to go
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comprising everything roquiolte. to moure an '. I
I to get as judge for him
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tell him ploo that I have
the boats were out, Thinking that I might
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tion, and both denledit. L_ � .. .
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for the neighbors. Two men living near
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We, 0
0 AT a9ek'and went. to the, scene of the
APPr@ 9i;1#0341 QfOity life, colipled, with the I L . I I
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large ech6moo yet projected to � r its. further
&r. Brister, Who wag; to. -
)Latart.'sna'Anish. bay
row in -Frefichy Jolinsonlo, boat, and fearing
to- keep, Me aWakeall night,- they did not
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. Mr. Soule stated that, he oa,W th
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tancerof the position he bad taken- In X 10
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#ag@ylyt'_14vwAs .1ind fllopped.at,an botalin.
. Borea,at three a. in. - makin 40-bo-�Gilled
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improvement, All tend to 4tabliolt. and on. . . .. . - �.�
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ik a to'see him come out
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inform me 7A�t had oeourrod- until hilt-pailt
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live this morning. As soon am I learned that
to the prizi offered for this race. ,,,,R`r.
- Was
neither a gambler nor iporting, man Ili any
� ,i at
sixi' When th(f watdbm a. welit tocallhim
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gender -a dboire in thd- hearf of tb emigrant I . . .
O' .
to . It him - home. . ..
remain 0�ua.mike , The In. . I I
of a boat that he Can
. mile.'J. L ;
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Ilan beaten 4,
1.
the boats ,bad been out, I dreamed myself,
to boat!bouse. I
Shape. He macto the offer. to got the m6n
he had disappeared. This, Aroused one-
plolon, and finally led to his arrest. -The
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distis of..the ourrodhiling country, of course, .
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are. a great source df . profit to the -city in the I . I - - .. -
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despatabod to Consult
e
And went the,- fouBd that,
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. I ,rig LL on the lake, bad
the, east door, treat! ..
together to pea a fair race. The motive was
toadvertioe him business.. The proposition
.
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I ather was Aged . fifty. Mrs. Mullpr reogiv a
,
three wounds 'a the book of th . -.0
2 e head, thre
way of, trading, no I . I
I I . t omitting, fit. the same 1, . 1: . �
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) declined to row and
been forced �and tbe hoats CUtLWIth a fine saw..
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I ordexqd the bays 'to look the doors, and
WAZ that Hanlan and Courtney should row
.
to *IW tho,prize. He Wished
. , 1 a
in the breast and in the hip, The son, aged
'the
, . moo to mention that . they afe equo.y -a .
.
gre ' * ' .
I .at 'Source ,of .pleasure in viewing their - I
aceseary to have any
Me. ' The Olivij �
I ,hen
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not touph a thing, and leave -the boats just
.
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-11ftafta
to guard
againit rascality
I of any mature, and K;.,,
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eighteen, Waff Shot in left breast and
_@G@j1P:,AA,bIax
-y , .. -on.the--head-tyrcyms mo:d,d11--TI1e-jVr-aWIGHons
peculiarities In the SbaPQL I. mi ti .
- .. -p dre .An&au O0-- ..-.,. �- -11 . L,
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for-iiie-c.onting spring--arel
0--stittluo slagai- where-
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a theylf w.dr &�
,j�__ p1quil them, Affor' t-1,
was sent td Win. Blalkle, *who Comedown'
Blaiklej thc4e
I f6TOe, tola-ftlmli6 alk-w-usifew"
to take it-Qut of the- pro vin�69o.f.tbegamblere.
instrument, The old man'is body was f4irly
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1normous as to the amount of immigration .
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2 the T Orouto ready to
GA dregae I L
LAry,his,
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at- eleven '.ofolook, and was followed
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He would not L Pay th6 money after --the:
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riddled witli,bullets.
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MuDawtattorlill -espa --. -
I . into-th"ountry,-. I chilly . I
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in,the vicinity of the Little -SaekatChoftff. � -- ` '
-WAS. , .
undL�biirGUevdaM,&frvr-
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iihatly,ditbxvoAi,dz;bfU&:Sotii4-
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tliit Done ofmy men did it, A .. St.
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'V1-JP.C'A""%1j)LV - 1[JO CIDE.
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-Thoi-Pembinamountoln .
11 -region-i I 8�'also-highly- . . .. . .
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, ation. with.hImAhe-
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[dPU1h-6J-_thbC1iyIm�:tO.L
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1itturda�;Daie War 'a� .
-d; , a-m-e7ti-only, boat-bouse'.
,alod" gal&-h9-woftVWfOF4,maUc-`Hi a - the-
It
-emwt-iLon�the-grou-nd-of-crookedn-ooEr
Oe .Vare� to: caivd L .j-
__41.1p! -Z0:0Cmvhny ---to �W alr�
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can age-oi 2 the Sales -and the-
. : - L ... 7A,spokeu�.cyt..�'Inf&Ot
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nQ Cou'relcle's Trial Postponed Until
there4aliardlyapoition �7�t, - - �� , L-.. �
. Manitoba but r at ,race* L- .. , , . , .
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Of wh -Jual . .
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I Ives an a( � ." L
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the Ociuree.proviQua to
a. requegtoa Mr. Charles
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winner of the race, :And offore& Mae ther Aill,
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1 -of pools gam. -
blers' privileges connected with the race.
- - -, Ne* -t As Ik 0�.�rl,e Doence watt to
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Prbye illie. PIrtmoner's Xnannity.�
anyount -' of praise, ' in certain re'. . , - - .
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spooto', ' with regard to Its resources. -
3;� York Clipper,-tonaLt
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L amount of.the prize, And a division of the
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Pools, if, I. would agree to it. I said ,4 No."
Davio,',on behalf of Hatilary,,called for a
obeque or order -from Bletikie on the'Bank of.
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ToILONTO, Ontario. -Mr. Dalton McCarthy,
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Like in'Qntario, railway matters are on ihe . L . L .
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vp andttha gentleman in
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a Position' L . .
Brister was esent,,and Fratichy Johnson
. .pr
Itiono .
a ter for ffie'atryourit of.the purge, which
Q. 0. � renewed)his application at the Assizes
on Saturday for a the trial
fapiv,, v1Z., the, extencion of the Pembina I .
.Branch from . St. Boniface (on the other side I . .
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was conecalad outside behind this ��oat-houae.
Ward said. if Harylan did not'think he could
was given him by Blaikle. * L. .- .
Mr,'Squla stated he would Contest the
postponentent of
of Robert Del(lpurol6r, charged with the
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of the Rbd River) Anto The city 1: the W,Inni� . .
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four . tile Olivia took. her
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wit) � 1119"Uld not be pulled out "of that bomt-
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with a logging chain. Since then 11sivi
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Payment of the sum, until both rien had
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murder of hik brother Edward at Lentlyton,
Mills. Ito explained to the Court that. -Ing
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,,peg It Southwestern, 21and-ford Flonallog baln.g L ,. . .
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at pres6itit engaged in that survey, and Others I ..
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figgs, and ylIX being in I
took his' pla . 06'. -At his
.house
been approached- by -two other men at two
.
different timem The� offered me- §.16,0 00 or
rowed. . . . .
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The Inseting then adjourn d ' I �
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-had fyled, an affidavit 'mado by- a medical
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g6ntlonlan who* hiid: expressed t
- he opinion
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too numerous to mention. Next ocy!meO the . , I .
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groat bridge question, which, I itlippome Vill , .
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GM6iml timer, General
*j- stood L ,With W.At,ble
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one .half of the 13rocoodo of the: POOlO-- I-
*not.
. - Hen ,an .he forwarded thall following
letter to. Mr. atlaik . ip, referee 'ot,the .late
that thei prisoner 4t the t .
unable to-tinderstand
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.mcion be. solved. In the shape of ,004 via . , . I .
exoollont shootilog-m�clucka and - .
[to start, arid Ward' and
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starting boat ready to
replibit there .was money � enough
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in ,'America to ,got mo - to lose - the.
match,,in Keply-- to that g6ntl6reau'd letter,
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was the gravity of the
got which. 140 oposinfl,t6d. Hehad also fyled
Lhave prairie .
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chickens in Abu'rydaice--:-and any number of . - .
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morethe Olivis, had -to
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race if I - 6ould' via", Bristor brought'
Mi6. S. this, morning. It' VAR
already referred to by as . . . �
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* DEAR -13yiu,-In reply to your lottir of, tfie
affidavit of Mr.
All, - Pearson, solicitor for.
the' jrWofiei, 'which net - forth that time
!1sh. (11 red eyes I" they Call them) to' be caug4t; . . I
River. I 06 L " I . . . . I
in the Red uld stillfurtheren. -, .. .-
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Clear the course. She-
1� the-8tartintc Rags,iu'd
Proposal
�ykittoa by John Davis ; it wag sent to me to
21A inot., I have to state that, in the first
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would be no4saary -
- — — _ko� A udoq"ho-hiStor-y-of
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J#yg� - oAJ-hikAnbjR'OJ"but I hnVO.L' DO L .
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�,-alLhelng-la-roadiness :
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wr -g-
0 Urn .
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- -W,tit'i�aziii-cl-ijEA-'-!-Ii.-,.i�yi�6i��hul-ra
- plpoO;--I-:�vdah-it,,,,,distiitetiy---nddVf400
- - --MAV
A lid"primquoFin oijer-to & able to � show that
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. doubt, -.:Xr--RdIt,or9- -Jou----have. ,alro 4� ,. .
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-I,ueverL.Wa - . . I
a in as good* condition* i,iL.nl,y life
�ny�bing Contained in this lette'r shall not
he was inaftue when, he conlinittea t
received several figpIgAL,�- of , mhmil8r-�--- . .
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`e -Pis
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as I am now. - I hkar'd of no prQpoo.it ii: t'
'0
in ILI - mvaIainIS;-Ie0gt_o'
IYALky-minaice . ir�
'a '06,*060,
- --J-hQ-V,01
_empoeft,11y ... Jig -his -TaUbi .... iid. mother'wero
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Zcso�weyCrTin coln6lusion, I would . ' I . .L
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READY? ooj!�.'�
0fiRo-r'iiI-,
uC,sFIIk-nTa-n`s--Ii-oaim.`-I aCula not use them,
to the pur a of which I con-
-doft� s�d �he only - relative " he had liviMg
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simply - BtutO thfit I ft . - .
. in- -in rowlse . .
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g the-vater as promptly
I- could not sit' in them, and besides the
sidorI have fairly won, -and which, aocordl,ng'
Was minor,L train vilicird incieuchinforma.
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acting as an immigration agent, biit �puraly � - ' , .. .
d4al 7were .boy,ide hini,
outtipp were different. Stei6F,:of the
Lto the best legs. . . . I
I � it Authorities in Caugda,�abd
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Con Gould, ba obtained'. The prisoner's
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reciting tha factoft The immigrant or tourist , - - - . I �
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-long Olson .35 40. the-
.gers .
Nor_thwastarti -0lubi,Sfferea: me his: bout,lyour
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own ruling, is mine afti-adyi both
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father bad, committed ,sulcido by takheqL
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Will be well repaid at AnyAlme by a visit.,*to ., -�,�. � I 1
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P#iFfired'*z"t'6"-p-nlT--.rii--Tffi7-,�liferl'iss�-,Wo-a�fl�a
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ioFVi-(,0r'm--in-9,ia
an
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n-d,�,in�-�-la�p,-�'�-t'.-W�tili-."'tkr_�:�prunia�.rsoid,--al�4--it,wae..Av.ell,kno,wn-,Ih:kr.''��.I
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thia;�oountry, aud'far,batter4rcnit -;t,injiming.-m�-,--,�.,..,'--.;-:.��...!,.�..', - , -
tntannerheassymeoin
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saidlys'eciuldielograply'lorIt. ilfa.ha-ve it
.111k"R T.-
L unchaistanding, , am-. willifig to admit
,insouity was-ye-r-sai-far-y.--a-e-afdw-lil-gwra--Pei.96kalL*Tiew�of,�.Ita.��e.ur.rLo.nndiiga
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thfiub� '. � ..... .L., . ... .
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ife-d�ntly dropped to 34.
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� heria . by Saturday.. .My Paper boats canii6t
that An e'a.-e Mr. Courtney cat be -Induced to
.
'iahiplo* attentiou to Several recent micia.where
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merely reading publishid Accounts. Thom - � I , t � . I .. 40 .
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id forty-five'seconds .ly a-
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be fixed without being takon: to the taot6ry
row me for the pursa. like i6diost;d inLyour
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it .had .boon, deCiaGd.*L that thong ja t
h 6 lea
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ar�e of couiae- many minor impro�romcnts yet - , - I . ... - .
flag"Jillrowilylg3l. He
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sua jut 9ii the form. � I am re "y t6 row
le�ter; itv.ould be onaltir for me, and. more to*
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should be -&drayinietored as promptly as
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to, be4eii6xid. in the way of tviaffic and other : , . "I . I
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a law Seconds, and moon
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antap,sa Boon a a b6a,L- - I think
11 '' ' ' 0, I Gin get L' .
my taste, to
L I win what is' alisady. my -due, on
possible, yet -the, interests of'. priAcinaro
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slight obipoftonsiqplatingent.theitato, which' '. I .1 .1,11 I I
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and at memo boats that
it unjust to give the, Purse to � ,nIan, an I
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Ahe water ratber than I a CO.UrtL6f Jaw. '
. 4 In
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-. especially those - accused of capital r
Alknoss,
are being claily:obaeryed by the -proper out or, � .� - 11 I . .1. I
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tile 000 anta,01L Which
up, .
. RTRA.0d -bim, ten" day"OF"Of a - t 0onercont,
Be it, ruos�.ohcyuld 'be'-firrdriged, �howova-,I-
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*ohouldn-otbes&dlJked-.'- �' � ..-. �:.. - I -
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ritieesiad*illin time be -totally - nmedied.�' . .. I . . I I .
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i.ing "I Oloar the course 111.
no!
I, hr,Ve . r6w6d 'this. Course 4 ,I, d.3- in, prao.
plibilld inei0t. that.' th-0 rhorie�. be placed, �ot
.. Mr. -JlhvvsG, Q. 0.1. Paid thO thi dra'a'.
B .,� : . . ..
Wo haV6 a iory able, onergkiaiL'a d parOeVer. .' I . ... , I -I
S1 Aud atoppod:again-
" � ff N()ar-L.
ilea. Han, )an is - ,not - as. good thl
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Merqty-KMbj,o,bt tb-�fGdt1ordar---`b-Ut., la"y,ou"r--,"-,--w-o,falLl*1;6-i)ie*pi'-cT*t"m'-
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10 go on wit b t a '- (
h i4aa-t biy�
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A�9,-bodydf, Alderman who-Jo--n'ot SIIOW -Ihw.� z: . � .-
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"giow
'a bust now thought.that.
-as last. . If he. .doei not row that course
hatilds, td be hin�4ed tby. you i1a the witinsr.
Monday or.Tuesday, but, of Course, W.was in
giaos .-to uviler.their feet.�. We have '. . �* � . - , . I
ling, but1theY were rate'. �
in -thirty minuitea 1. to.day - I will _ bet
when in youi opinion he had won� the race.
I the diot6tion of ifie Court. to grantoriefuse'
*cry able but lenient judgis, aiccluntable . , - .. . . . ... '. I .
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wag 'only ..takitg At.
�5 000 I can beat-'his-1ime. As soon no mi.
IL "It or into eiliolt an arrangcment it.will be
It'ho,
the application. .. .. L - ...
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from.thb laot of there being w great scarcity . ; .. - . . � I
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� in this way, finish-
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Blgikle arrived I appria-d him bf the inieeting
i purpose of avoiding the annoyance
" HIALOAD81112,8ftid .he had read 'the.affi. -
fineco; Which .L .
,of crime here, Chiefly minor bff .
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in 5;28, and the mil-
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mt,tbe boathouse and Ward's proposal.. " THe
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And delay'of a law -suit, and no,lo
davit -joL. * The
a alludi'd -, i medical gentleiVan
-alad speaks Well for our �',Praiirie' Province." -, . .
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. D, itk4nantly fit0pliftIg
or w1pWg, Aiis f
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Dixt day Mr, Illaikle tolak it ail down"'Jawrit.
"He
be - let i through L which- any,opp.1110-1-11hl� ()I,.
ly'r-oria. - au.*.Creep 'for' the.,
-had given. it so'hia opinioik'tbdt theL priadner.
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was not for the
and. in fillot, on the Whole. 'we .can tank, with - ,
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any of our neighbors. I shall be, happy to - 1. . . . 0
ace with
. 'boso;wh.0 did 'not know
Ing." Said it was a'wi,I14 isaho, and in his
offaial. poellionflLSIL '
rofer"be Iiii had motbing to
. I Purpose of
�tglivi,g By. Irdrubld . in . � the
� . � -qallec-
roopcinailyle tiet-at this tilme of
.. � L had
the 'ityurder; land con'siderimg that r
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*that
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- furniali you with further particiiiars it a latex , 1 . . I .
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was making euppbsed
d6with-It. Thlayace.Wast . he most villainous,
on of . my.. whiniagg. - To this, end I
only' receptly 'occurred, .and voiy lit,tle
4MO,. in th6 moantlmay,-�Romaiyi yours. trilly, : . , '. '� 11 I I
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Ip all idea (it b"ating
echamo over.conaocted in any Wuntry", I can
,Would auggeet that the race be made play or
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U92 -n allo*ed-'to. propaia is-iidenoe
� t had bl)� I
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)mmllelea,'bul �ntyc-.,Glolal,
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telf nough -ab4nt Hanlan'o bi ' d
row to -fill -a
pay in everyrep poet, Subject Only to the con..
'of '
bey Was reluctant to -let the .case be p Gaeta.
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: Wlnnip,g- O.et.4 16,11879, 1. .. 1, . .. . . : ,.
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ii Haulan's fine linvd
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book as big as 11 ajetionary, and 'more
ditio'n the Niater.L I dot not ve
belieL that
It WeEr desirable ' t
. .the justice Should his
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iro4h.tho wat�,r dCa
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than that, I am willing to. aw6tir- to what I
Mr. 0ourtney wifibse to enter into a fair And
administered is' promptly me Possible, but it
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13reilfteth. .
2APY One supposed SO
mifts witli 25 bitrokes Lto
o6y. I have.not.asen: Hablan, lately. He
'madis no. propoeition to ,.2100, nor I to himi. It
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liquare contest'with 'me, and I .have no W I.., h. L
it. I take the time and trbubleLto got ready for
was much more desirable.that the interests
of ilVisoners should be, proteletid., ke w6uld
I .
Joirrold-ollft .Spoke Of a danger . ou.i illnese . . I . . . .11.,
. through Which he bad passed as " it riinij�ay r . L �. ... " . . . .
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Here he was Nisohoid.
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ba5i always been cityr, .6udlorn to Inate, our
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, is race, t.6 be.de�yriVad of� May.earnings either
by '
tiferdfore grant the application - for A -pogio
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go steamer thitt' hAdt' in
as�,of lbe'.rofeyea;�I-veu:.
hoethoumeir - unguarded. - We did. 'wrong
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in arid- 'Brown were . Fit
fraud or cowardice. 1 sm of ojinion'that
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if this oontost. lye,mado subject to the eondi�
ponement of the irial'untit ixext assiz'cg� ; .
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Isoutor. Thiii did not.
.this. .Larm63i
the " �bcip
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tion of Mi. 0 Ourtusy's Coming Out 'upon OTC*
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The Malyarviall, Dhu.10ep Singh is in what
b N,11 but take praoicius.oare that,yon, arc - - ,'-'. �
11 done 11 by otlygirs. :. � � . 11. % : - - 11 �
lheplit6ky fcllow,, how-
brAvoly t1irougly tho.big .
slept there.. We .are'sorry we did fiot
-gu4rd the boathouse, Was a fital
mOL * it
water and rowing we a fair race, it will Bever.
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c0meOff; but if the mcivay be placed: in your
Mrs. Partiiigtoli would call 11 indignant air-
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Bose.'! He finds 'himself - to
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an of the idrength of a mb,nlfj - � - , t ' ' - j . . ..
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lild,been in �Cal - wat6ro
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* mistake; .1 expect to be able to pr6ye that
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hands for, 6 Play -or pay race upp a'6ortalic
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quma�ta unable.
got on 'with -the 0200,000 a ear allowed bilm
!on by his effurs to bat With th9jeL Who. " L .�. . . . s
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no ., .
;kokb , or even looking
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wnear the tam without
.Ward Wrote i
W -New Yorkthat -if ho -could. fix
the -ii-e-9-h-6-wo-uld telograph i 41 I hiiabciught
* dai6,br the-flysi'day thereafter whon.amooth
. water can%be�fiad, I think I pan "win It" with
by tho'Briti$h Goveklial'Flay
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Asks for an Increase of 050,000.'L, this pill �
moo
mon . I- P 11,
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He -said he Wanted -be ' r to be big he] , I , ., ' . .., .1
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A, horaoi)! if not, 11 I have . boug'at,it .00101 -
a in,that'Way than I could through
. ,!race iroultyl ' - '
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ia�fhe.clescenclautaf Tippo-LS&hib,. and wiW
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and she replied that'she o6ald,never be moru .' . . . L
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Th6:Haulaa 'Cltib.neVer did row'- . �
a Square
a IRV �uit. Lat.,the race -be play 6
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brought over to bo'educated, 61iltl[ly to get.
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race. -`1 have done 0* omo thingarto'.6i lead-,,:
if anybody cilitsm,,ir-boits Mr. Courtney'. can
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,.bill, -&W'I%y from
I "I'Dabeg-in,the-Wocid"
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L ,The Xing of F eFj . . �L. . .11 . I. I �
as Islands is Said to rel .
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-the Ranian. par�ty oinio.tbiy have boon here,-
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I)AVEL the Money,_YoUre t I
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,kfna�of uncle. 110'-weig bred -s-
. 0firiation,
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Ish"BaloyAline! wo it 04 , - , , , .
I-ve in- 'it I ' ' ' .
udi.' .Hall 11
Olivia, ��d -orailingiy,
,buttothing'dialicinorible. ' ., . � .. ...
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took verN'kindly io British soil, and'his
sky . .
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-the spit, with mushrooms. ' I- .. , L �:
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on *091,11 copy 1 -his- posal drawn Up by'L
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- of iiudicAtlilig,
iolway6 been recognized by tfie Qoteen �ss�
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', - There is'nothidi new uEdeil the sun. Th' .. .
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Italy WODL by., th gallant
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Day a, whiohroads an follows: .' :
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mysel f ai2d friends, and'shoWing the:�World
.16yal, and treated with great me nOidoTatiOn-
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go,as-Scyu-pl6affe style bite been in, vogue,
Fee, Cutting d9.wn th 6
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-that I am now and -have been, all - alouw a7A;K,-
re orring-EnglAnd-io. India, he bought ftom
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among servant.' I I I . I . . � ,�.
girls for,.Ve%ro. � ." . " .. - � ' - L 1L.,
I cord, I,ju5t for. Ian,":
Shouted Mr., George
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E;,Han7av,Vsq.: . I 1.
I heroby'agroo, fo hand Ojer I to i0sti
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long to �Prove whi�o-kjjLAh&_bqtta-43eullet�-.of-
I lihould mention that the
the a marl43-Elovdb.it-g.ill,N-or-folk,-
-i- � loudid Sporting, eat Ai0e; Which be has
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- There . is a . great a) arenas irli'milknia " � , , �.. . . . -
IN � ; .
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Simi. of throe thousand dollaiS (L$3,OCO) , being one.
. proposal
: L I bolio make � will 4amain. opari till. Monds.
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devoted to game.,preaervos n A Scale never
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The Milk made in lhi country Wiltot . 'L, I . I.
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I ame its tho-milk made in �th' ' It �-
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led
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ku jast,to show'whet,
half of the Hop Bitters Compazjyl� PAZO, foe
wnicih we are to coMapete to-murrow or no jarBt
1a,Vorable
next,11tu race to be -rowed not later thaft-t-en
days. Vtorward, and over the gains course.
.before attomptbd.'. In-thiR
i L 'Ptirsuit he -,has
exceeded even he limits :of him splendid
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itid whon. his 'tried.
daythAreafter, Should 1�be deolaxod"
-the wirlu r of said prize. . ., L I
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- allowanee, and� now lashis for more, .'*blob, -in
This -an to - - - -
'th�y are never tqk � I
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L for more'ateam, and
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the tarribly.depresmait coidition of India, ,.he
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iortid.: and groaned to
lic champion. Three
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is not very likely ale a- �
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said to be worth Some 02;000,0'00,1.,Ro th!&
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Never 0.y, when .retiring-, I Will. gat up � , :, .
early to-tio'cirrow ; for doesn't the goo . . .. .
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ied , hi - .20 27i. Slid
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Statement. He said that when he Game last
Monday -evening hii wag surprised to hear
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if -the wriat comes to the worst, he asn
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Bay all liars shall have their part ? . � . I I .. .
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no signals of' distract;
01 within -his kpeed;
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from Ward that he fearled that, Courtney
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striyggle on by theif smite.. .,Who -Maharajah
Liganamiable man of forty, and bearo-arly
.4s -Whom Bin we trust?" is the blaok'type ..,' . . . . I . . I
. . . . exchange. -Icfs�cifilo io I Dos. . . . .L. -
. enquiry Of'an .,
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) a minute, and
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Would not start in tha.Lra(lO. He asked Ward
wb.T. Ward. i3aid.Mr. Bristai: had called on
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excellent chaacton - Hale dkarri - . '
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It �64 Whom ,O& ' � include t' tri mi I
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Ily' to look. Ground
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ilea and ii-lialf in 23.50.
him several'timeo and wets very 'a lo*u" to,
arrange tbat.Courttiey *could win th6 race.
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The husbands of Aleppo L
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- "Fullnesounderthoeyedefitites lauguoge," , ...
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3.i1ext flag, and' Hanlan -
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'tile
Bripter stated that if -defeated it ,.would end
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Courtnay's but. it
to the vadiat in the case of - air Pranoi
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Meeks ma -many. mAd vvikle(l. Alt eip'lless,
ordoal before' ihey Via,- their bri as. a pt.
urnaby, 4uthorcil" i a to IV Ill Ila
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Wd a Is told. So it doeo,-*aud,' we fear, bad, , I
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nags, too, at times. 'In a recent inBtandai* - . . -.1 ...
to Rai Ih Hanlon -
t'. ahioving at AiEoxent-
career, permitted to .win the
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raed awbuld atilt hold a place as a pouller.
-DAvis 411
�Surpriso 'at t
,ho result, Mr. Angus, late of:
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-thsB.&nI;:.' of- -9.6nireal- Call -
- it- U13j ast,
,a Asia recently, )red t e core 0
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so ibed
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- -fiim-by-��.gbo fro - ' Is . j, girl
ppio A
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iineoe under the - eye denoted th , . . .
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-64 calledla� mia,-5 lfV4 .
31 a -ad 86,.fialahing as
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ftht on: told ward-WAT IrefinT
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could, and obicinld beat this man as far as be
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will -bo * amou"
find says it It .to Red a:
bay 44
:bas, Ay,. threa. lovers,." 'oat . t Q . . . he
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Vo I 411 villas in �
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-could, ,which would be half it mile, or moke'.
bank presidont hereafter. Mr.. W61r,-c)f the
Jue4ugs .0artior Bank� called tbQ' Judge'd
take throe We .
is of live ,a aincialfro out of
the fire; giving cgohicif or lovers a lie$; she
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A London paper contains the' following: I � .. '. I I . .
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It No woman,has ever ddne large and living, - I .11 ,
lho roo�rd.of the lialf.' .
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but . probably Courtn��y -'Would' - turable-
out. Ward , told I
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charge moituafairly'stiong.'11M. Thomas$
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tells them io place it in t 13' Pat ' -of their*
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in 'musical comp6sition, Masio has , . . .�.
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rao'.. at. .:)soon on I
Tu6oany that B xisterhad aphi ealledon
of Mo1ion!a1Sank1 believed the ,Verdict unfair,
hoinds.Thaflieburio 't rOugh'ille, .skin, the
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hitherto been the one. art In which soi has. - '' I . .. .
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him that morning and stated that if it woo
not fixed that Obarliq should win the raoO,
and Bata, !, Y'osterday I wbuld.not - have be.
lieved that Sirritanots would have Wenfound
'burnt
tendons are* laid barel Sometim6sthe amorbus'
gebtlemon will roefst till the flesh has been.
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-asserted iteelf, in do Ill of th dearest" � . . . .
theories of the advanced. -Is our 0 t 0 to . . .
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he , ld break him boats or play sick. I ifaid.
guilty, but' to,day,�Vbon I who informed that
to the bone; Barb one or two of them
'tort
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see this dontradlotion of this Jact? A& the ,. . .. . I ."
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to-curd'it was too bud to sign artiolea'tio
the, Jtidge's Charge -was so strong , agalubt
genorally,suiloumb, 0. the are, . the ,man
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Royal Academy Of blitsic, $be -Mend deflohn . .. I
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sgroa& and come'to row 4 race, and at alinos b
fibn Wgroatly surprised mo.il - -
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wbo.'reeligto the longest wile the ia'ay:
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by. it .'. I � .
sicholarship was gained for the first tim .. . I . I I
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thb last minuti 6BOrt to octolf menno.' Ward
The following to the panalty governing
WatAT IS. WaoxG 2-Thb- London Adv ert,zser,
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Sligo Mind White, W110710 ndw at . . .. . . .
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Baia lie was firmly convinced that some one
tha*opwa :-!'Under the Aot'S� and'33 'Via..
complains that the Directors of their F air
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Work'UPDA An Opera which is described as . ' ' . .
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of the many tricks previously resorted to.
see. 7G, cap. 91i, any director found guilty of
hold their ineetings in a hole-and-o'oruor
ly drantaiie,' - Her libretto Is. * I .1..
16 timle on record'
is that
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would be tried, arid'U:mt Pouringly would
.makingfrandulonflimise statemonts Is liable
to. Imprie6deA
manber. Audada8:* When a,bodyofmon
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.-taken from Lamarkinalo i-JTooelyn,,1 mud tho. . I I . .
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it statenihianaon the
never face the 'starter. Ward said that he
be I in the ptititontlary for
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who have the manipulation, of lar& oums of
young Composer's attlefit hope is that, whan . . . I . 1 7
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whem.he rowed the 4io,
Is gonorglly� bolleVtd,
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WAS 'A duffer. Ward requested me to see
Britter, And I said I Orefdrred riot , to See him.
any or no OxCCO 9 I n " a Bud Dot
loom,.t an WONE'Sis, 7: . A one , in any
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MOBOY�-Ooutrlbuted directly or indirectly by
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the publiomaire afrai(f to. have their proceed-
her clatling.work Is produced, stie m&y,..ba - . .. .. I I .
allowa&to guide the.orohostra to tile full, - - I .
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vardlo Milos ware short
He ur�od'tho meeting, no Ward odid,ha Was.
Oth or Gig
jail or place I confine im t for any I
ings made public it is apt to lead to Suspicious
interpretation of her modningby Condit ling *�. . . .. � . ..
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Ong ones; in fact, it 18
tch time never could
sick and tired of this eternal post, BKlater, I
. 'Ought I hac
askodblinwhat be th I �e'tter. do
in It
ter legs that) two years wit Or without
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Its, labor, an wit or without Solitary I
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which may -be unfounded, but ,Which -at not
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likely to be de�roaaed by re copi developments
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ib.in poraciA." .. . �$ . .0 I ..
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This karaguayan.Governnli6t has imptlBeit , .. ... I . .
z old I aohiciaid boats 'of
with the man'. . He said he aid .not think
it nIftftered much,
n no orit.,' , I .
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The utmost'. oxditoment is said to prove'
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in conne 04161i With the Provinc del Fair AsioOla.
tion," Ill all means 14 everything be Above.
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a� tax of 65 a year opoli all single Ditin between � . . .
the 25 ' - . . .
3g the record as corrobt,
its I it by I min. .13i Sao*
. ad. -he wis oatW
Rod Courtney would not start& I told
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among the other directors' of the bank, who,
'be '
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board. , ' . . . I
age of and 50, Women are not tAxed,' . I
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Ott the Assumption, no doubti that many of .1 . .
,gdd smile in 6 min, 471 I
him that, taking that view of the Game, I
seem to believe that the verdict will the
basic -for a 6iiii notion on tile part of the
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Thar art of being agreeable in Ecilyiets. .
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them Would�gat mArried,if they could, and Or . . I .
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�e of going 1. 192. Would
distance of about 820
was prepared to make hith very large offers
for the pleiiatiti, during -the conalagwintorr of
shareholders against them for the'Oulount of
finding yourself in a house where they adore
Carlos and being showd-a:�VoIliclGrful, piece of
therefore, hot to blume for not becoming
wivea. The obji,ot is to me . I .
ke up for tho
rata would litorall� have I
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looking back !at him (Courtheylo) defeat. -X
'met
their l000ei, is eaofi Airaotor's name Is marked
49 preierit 01 at the meeting at which the to,
816r66 bought at A wonderful prieb.. At By
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1088 of population caugoil by the lozg and - . , .
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)a Malkin autionnagabla
Mr. Ilklater yesterday morning in the
, down otairsi ahil'tor ilia first
turn wag Wac � (011 I Considerable sympathy Is
Jo.voo how wall they' are getting t� Militia
thead, things I Ninety-nine persona Out of ft
terrible struggle between little Paraguay on . .
one side And 'Brazil and the Argentina
ke race and the 06,000
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, =aPkalfiayoloo'cluvoreation with him I ever
felt for the accused, and'an effort An his behalf
Vi
Ali bb made, but the predime shape It Will takey
hundred would -think-that was gouninot
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P,ontedoration on the other. A few yomra � - I
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his or any race. Brijot At Ong
liao not yet been datermindgi , -.
.Firtoat imitation 1, over saw in'thy life P -
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hanqoth6'effool"of thidt6zilli beWOrlh .
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AGAINST' trly�j TO)IONVO
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ackbit its if 1 was prepared to meet their
Views, I told film that I tiDderoto.od their
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It in Dow definitely nottlea that Gilbert,
Sallivan and their manager, J)'Oyloy Carto,
oblaoxving. . I .
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One of the-Phonomoun of the a . ,." �
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tement AS sold to have
via wo word that Courtney *Am to win the race,
And would )act Start under any other doniii-
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Ottlaws, and long yesterday ptesefited,
with An Addl!600Y AiO stiaGAW Of GUAVA
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come to this country. ,j!ho opilin tkoupe,hoo
already called andis expected to Arrive,
second croll'of raspbatiee; and . . "'. . . �
= �nl`rrl a 0, ,$� . I I- ,
which In being Sent to thowNew York market, . I" .
ley on Saturday moraing.1,rdobfilt
OP Bitters mal"O iOPXQ&
tibho. no said thdy Verb prepared give
61 this priza if coutinq *ero allcy wed
collegeiv , ..
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� Rey* Dr. Coohiste has
within.
a week. The three ptiaoipala will leave Eng..
land for thai United States October 26th
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Thidorop has for the pact two week ,
� , 'a been . . , "I.
oLored In the markots, from Delaware Brad � . 1, I
iegtd that it wag taken
is time and read at the
to wit!, soil that Courtuaywonla give. Raulau
A letter to that affect, and Its requested me
received :Z106
Atoillby Irbin the Treab�loirian Church -in
Irellabd, in old of the Hfta Mlasib* Vaud bt
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Mr. t, Mi P., and the Ron.
Peter A.t.liTity,
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Maryland. .0110 grower bag shipped at one , , . . � -1. 1, I
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thasan radby so 120 Plata of rasplibirl6o . . . ".
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to draft A. letter, Which. -1 Mi And I
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the Ptoobstokifila 01furch !A Canada, .1
returned to MOutr0al Item,
Manhobs on SMUtday. .
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(rom him billihos, second Crop ibis season, I I
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