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The Clinton New Era, 1879-11-06, Page 3Divided Live* **ids& Wall I Tbe words unfold Alatdden One of anent pain. We Were as One in data Or old 2 Pivided new, eetransed andodas ,,lor Hew eau women main? s The'd,rgo en 1 the bowl retie . -Of 14 0 end Duty must be run. wepase um olden meal:le-place, Or look each other ni thetace, • 'And Went the haat =One. • Divided livee l And, day by day, ,,..,.. ifige bard to bear the lees appears ; •Teso oft the loved one tlIfte awthi. Afar from us, and Hope's bright ray la quenched hi lonely team - Thereat is dead that wise op sweet, Lest la the love we called our own; Our lde him reamed. its noon-dey Maly Tnehmihis roegh tor wearg feet, ..aud yet we•walk alone. • . aro node time can ean fulfil' • , The prorate° ot those early days; .04r ,Werks eobieve aueeeSs. but a.in . . The all Wound throbkand ever Wel,. Divided/lvee, diitided wayst Ts inh c's X VONTENTION. ...._ CANADIAN CATTLE TRADE. .citrasniarri surAmsior. The Government ot India her picked out front *Meng all its competent servants en wail doom to accompany General Roberts as political age t to how and lain an an .. .. n .. ,. , , . Prohithiliths .meke him the .noit envoy tO UM Afghan youth with fait control OTOS Ons relations with tht eetintry. Thet is. says. the Speciater..itAltrione feet, Oren in Lading where ',uncaps, have once. Or twiro playa great parte and would deserve record if only se au event in the history et the Elmore naieh a anr_eon mea be ha .0 h ve . . . a . .. y . . . t a . foUnded. The politicel agent, moreover iota an expedition hi &heaps theh anoeti Important pereon in it anti so much will depend on thie one thet it may be worth while to ()copy a page in explaining who he • - - ie. and what his -political opinions are. Mrs Beuew-ar se be ia atylea by on inaeterate, Anglo-Indian habit, Dr. Bellow -la even in India, where men are so individual,. a very remetkable•pereon. The son. of Drevet.Major Bellew, 'who int his life in the dinstrous retreatahhornaahaenthans 18,12, ana ado. played in boyhood - an imueual deho. ' thin to golentifio limonite more especially • 1 - geology and botany. - Arter a donne of 'Andy at fit Georae's Hoenital In 1855 - and - ' - • h• • • 4 . • when. scarcely twenty.one years of age, he received .his,_ dargeon'ohliplema, and an - - - -• - - • -- - - . • appointment- In the Ent Indian Company's. medioal tenpin, then nolose corporation. He was, however, so exceptionally yousg that he ga y a e up is commies on, an could not le 11 t k h' ' i d went out to Scutari to the military hospital, . . , there to pastithe neehful interval as' niediaat v l t ' At 13 • h d II' If o un eer. outer* e ma e intse rm. • uneful, and received much --teetimOniele from . . the . eurgeons in command, that • on hie arrival in India, in 1856; Lord. Can- nine plaited in his hands the medical, charge of the Guided then "at now" the ' - 0 ' 0 . crack wept of the Irregular. , service. While: sail* in thie opacity, in 1857,, Bir H. Lumeden, who' had xaised the Guides, took him with him on hit minion to Cendahar. There the young' doctor, etill hardly more than a lad, set up. a ..diapisneary asil_tieqUired the reputation, which' atilt •adheree to hint throughout Afghanistan and the frontier, of being the greateet amone the English hakims - • - - - the one wbont a'• great natiVe could. mad advantageously consult. Ho .oured Slier° Alt hinteelf - of a painful disease, -and the Athena in 'return actively • Resisted win , 14:008 . _o_n_artormirisiss.,._i_n_._ ' *UR •bifnitTriiiid—rl the studise of Afghan history and dialeate 'to - Which. he devoted bimetal end in which he acquired an extraordina; ran ' a of h I d "II ' " ha lei' Y g flow a ge. e is .pro a the egoond best Y - • Puehtoo oholar alive, and when. in 1872, he was gelosted to anomnan hi P 11 y r R. 0 ook t - a i h - . - . • . • o e eten .to hettle ounciariee, he,in six months acquired' and reduced to a systematic grammar :Oprevionaly unwritten language of tho provinee • f t d 1 d b th -1 'a -ea. - eP•alc- • , Y ' ° Saturday Bedew, if we remember aright to be previously unexampled. This mieeimi ' a second . minion . to Yorkuna with Bir Dou las Fora • th and hii e mid re tation alunr-Who-- could --linderetand ashy- tongue, ' which on hie-heturn to_ TOD AINERIDAN INDIAN. 1 TRotraugs. , IMPERIAL Lennon, proroguint Comber Worde would temploted Tho &solution On Friday Ministry Thle All to regard the idea The bably Conn, abdication- It will •0 . but no nation . -Siena, a prontareation. and I ma ntem imitation Will low, reepeeted. With& offenders for made . *Statiatios • 00Verllaleat tion theilif the 25 742 ' • the .14,881,496a Bavaria, other game inorenee "etaudincemigrationmed- • . • . . _ .PARLIANENT. Oot. 80.-A, •proolamation ageln Parliament Until the 19th of Le.: is Pubillhedi hut does not eoittitin the 0 for the despatch otbusinees," whigh. be necessary If the aeseion waif con- before Chrietines. .News eays Nome are •e0nildent that the of Parliament will be announced or kteudai. It. ta ranturad that Ow will undergo the Moat vital obange. , mane that EarlBesconsfield will retire, the nearepapere except the Noss seem farther prorogation art negativing • of disaolution. . rumors of Cabinet change(' are Pre-' unletinded. ast, 20.-TheAmeer has placed hie . . in the hernia of General Roberts. - probably be accepted. ask tiet. 30. -.-The P0Prdation• le quiet, doUbt a deep hatred of British. donth . exists. • ' OeL 30 -Oen. Roberts hag iseued . ... . . The Afghan authoritiee ' ' " - ' °bleb are instructed 'to continue to • • ' e invited to h d order, and ar .. , ol con, with Gen. Roberte. The people be treated with justice and benevo. and their religion and custom!' Loyalty and good -genies- to the - Chown hill be euitably rewardea, All are to be punished,. Arrangements' • it permenent administration are to he ' after the above eonsulte.tiOn. ,' . . — • • 4i . • ..a. 77. — ' Riaeseva, Onter10,-The Mowing .are the offieeriaeleot of the T. hi. 0, 4. Convention.' the enthilnii Me : : . president -Rev. principal Grant, an. ' Ylee-Prestslents-Ideeete• W. N. Nesbitt, ha Saadhain, ache Bert and 0, Gaielicett, inieseger.eteriwe-Nessol. 0.. Felconer anci D. A. imr. G. A.Younst of this city, is a eseteher of the Exec/01w Cosinitttee4 , -arrow the Ereouttre.0 report le learned that tho f011owing Assodations ,eue. p.ended. .during the year : 'Almonte, Barrie, Bowmanyillel Elorthlhoderiok •Oahewa,Stratfoed, Uxbridge and Blohmond-nine in ail. Seven anodes tope had not vepertae, and Bevel:how been. organiaed, as lollowal Oampliallfoed, Hess peter, Tandesys taltreetsville, WitipiPeg, Eimer. eon and Meaford. Tbirty-one Assooiatione reported, of which, the. followIng re emu. mary : Aggregete memberehip, 4 338 • i / an/WA Current eXPentles. eethee ; open reeding rooms, 17; .daily,attendance in eleten repotted, 1,006 ; oven own buildings added at 4202,000i debt •on same, 067,970, the Inger portion subscribed ; four have building tondo,. to the, amount of 419,04a ; tieventeen haver libraries of 7 477 volume') valued at n ____ . .' ._ t • _ t ° 5 ,1.61 , tWthty iWO own imhitare valued at 014,900. The meetings of the Convention,.011-Fridar from morniug till nighr Wire . arohni rh • intereet. Revs 'Principal Grant took -the chair.' After devotional exercises the subject .. . . , . _ of Young Men'e (Median ' Aspotilations in „on .r . nt y towns wae disouesed. A very noels " lent paper on. thitsubject was read by Mr, GartehOre, of Eglinton. _Several • dna addresees were made, testifYing to advocating the neceesity for carrying on Asiociation • . work in Ottr sMailer town*. Thenoneidera. tiOn of railway work WAS then entered into,' .,,,. . ,e. . e .,.... it am, • -. t t sT - lar. et. MN, iu0 all y anon ary a o. rent°, reposented the neorisity for 'epeeist efforts among railway .men, who were sub- jeoted. to more than ordinary 'temptations. This work has assulned .great proportiond, 'arid the • 'efforts ' of ' the- Asiseeiation have- been recognized isy-the railway '00mi patios tosuela Mt eltleat that in many plume an the continent every- encouragement is prOffered, TOODXS being provided and furniebed (or their nee At the StAtien0, and the rime- tube. placed upon the -regular pay Hilts of :the -Companies, ,aahAti, -9.14...ritilread._ mew testified to the coed that had. been done.to him and how muiih need there was for vexing no effort to reach and bless the. " railway boye." ?deny othet railway' min epoke upon this eubjeot, . and .urged upon all Christians 'and Christian . As'soMatione to• WM ' every endeavor to sto th 1.3 d p e un ay traffic. •. ., - • • . • , The eubjeot of Y. M. C. A. work anionget commercial • travellers' w.as opened- with ad- 'hirable paper,. The discussion of this topic warentered into with moon zest: • ' . It wee decided to hold the Convention next year at Ingersoll. • ' • • , The following oomposothe ExisOutive Com- mittee for the ensuing • year : Qat/bete-a. • LDS OdehasY) °Thning 4 twmPlimen4r, dinner wed given in tho Bogota gone, Toronto, to Mr. James flails of 'the firm Of Jaime Hall it (ion. cattle destine, of biter - pool. England. Mr. G.' Ii. Franktend, pre- eided, Mr. /leans in responding. tO the WAD Oi hilhhealth, maid the Canadians bad protection for their °Otte by the sohedule Put uPhen - the *Weenie font the United ,fitateln '40 desired to Imorees upon those reising • . - • • •• • • the Meek here that there was greet Ina- . Pertain° In baying the antral& well bound during the winters and in hitting , them well fed, Farmere ehould not spare the grain, for it would pay them much bettek $n Bea tbe cattle than the cern. There ' Was no prejudice -at thie time in England • against the Canadian cattle, ;unlit they were of good quality and arrived in good..coxidition -whish be was happy to say they aenerally did,. they tiould ina eold oadily at re. "urierativehirioes, Beferring, to the exports. non of• elidep from elanada, he did not see any reason why thia ttade ehould not remit great proportion(/' but for the pimp.. they received. he had often thought it Wa0 the 011t0aets of Canada that wero gent to England The Id heels nd th 7Y — . . ' °' 8 - - - • a - 8 -CITIng ---imist-bu --what -the 'English- 131260- were- • 0 t - - market . demanded , wore the fineet wethers. The people of England demanded the beet article that could be had and were willing to pay a good price fot it. . There, wag plenty of teed and plenty of rooin hete to provide the, English market with obese and cattle, but if the people of Canada did not take. eine the great Colony cif Australia would out them ont . • pi the Market, for evert mow there wae a shipment ficim-Austealiaa- 'It might be Mich that this was not tenable, but it wati claimed that the cattle shipped from Australia int, rov d ' P e in health after . the first week. He hah heard With great regret that Canada, wee sending her beet (settle to Buffalo or other American ports \ to come into .conspetition with ,her own in the, English, markets: -The- finest-boef -war thus • drainet • away from 'Canada, end the dealt of raiding it given to the 'United States. •Tne hiffieulty :with the Canadian farraers. waa that they • feared a little outlay.. As goon as they bad o little grain they rushed to the market with it,: demanding a cash .zeturn at once. , They ' enemeittn-think.-that • money.put-into- cattle- was money. thrown Away. Ile urged that' those within reach 'of bie voloa. who had any •igficienoe among the farnters - and the print! also .ehould take the ruietter up, andho all' poesible to Owns upon the Canadian farm- era the great adventage• to themselves, even . at a large' iffiniediate :cost,. of raiding the . vety finest cattle' lot expOtt to Great. Britain, • .... . .,,,-... . !AMC* TrOsAtillgelli Ot the Cillititwe Wehttell-SUllialli: PO Indian ' Squaw intercedes for liter . Whitte Sisters amid Ob- , , Inins thellr•Rellenifee. .. Loa Pima Aaitticrr. 00101ed0 ThrritorY.- A ranner hist arrived from the Indian camp on Plateau Cheek reports the women and children Pals at Ouritah. h.olise, Wee miles below, l'heh stood, the journey well. . re. Meeker thinks Suiten Squaws, wife of Ohief johneon, did More then sil then to pave thel lives She a in e , ,_. . . r• . W a k . d as a mOther. end their parting . wee very tetteiting. Rad it PO been ler the timely arrival ef °mare order to imam fighting M itt' command would have .hee a ni- ...---„er! a. 6 . a • •• - - - 4 4 444441044' The outbreak may be attributed to four things, • hie ;-(1), repeated Mange, a aba leueniug l'h° mumIn4 °I ratien° iente" to the Indiana ; (2); nO head chid the teame • as 0 ra he e • 3 a y r , ( ), a Ute Indian for inter- preter unfriendly so Meeker; arid (4) plenty of whiskey !Mobbed by rancho men. h_______ , , . . . . ... 'human, voi.-A *Meow irom MAMAS, -Nu- miles -moth. of -Denver nil the t iri . .• • a. •-- • .srin.-48 of cheap° Grande Railway, says the women • and childrenhedently 001909 anlOag theUtes, ham arrived, and will remain it few. daye a , e ore proceeding to Denver, Their twentY. " ' two dayie of captivity has been a terrible trial. They were delivereh to Adams after an • exciting Council looting .five hours. On the' a roaoh of Adams t a pp h oaptivee•were. hid in...a...bash a --short• distance • -h • p- -- - • • - from t e 011al . it us n i During the Conn° fl . a , a eter of Ouray -and equaw of Jahneon, mule a , "mooch' strongly advocating the release . of. 'the prisoners. It id the first . instance on record • of a equaw'd• appearance in an important clognoila She was folk:ivied by Johnson who quot'lid Oaray '0 orders' and advice'.• .It was net until Adams threatened to leave.. mans the_ prisoners • wire -hinged unconditimially that the peace party prevailed. After Meeker was killed a. the women .attompted to egoape to the brush. front the burning -h a • d tn dings an were hred upon. After being. secured they • were meinnted en. ponies-,-, *Lao . 4f).tguir Oil kl.r3.yrio.,. oldest child fled heliin_d her ; Mtearnin With her infant in her firms and fare. Meeker, who is sixty- four years 'of age and lame, were compelled to .moompanyhhe-oaptors. When they struck the camp at midnight Mrs. Meeker was -dig- • 'Wilt h : 'd b " mounted an e o t e groun una le to move, the Indians jeering the "old whitesquaw," Next morning they were operated, Donglae • • • taking Miss Meekert Perepie taking llt!rs. theater and Mie Prim and children bone ' • ' . - .- guarded by the Utee. The sufferings of Miss Bloke w • • • • - r ere indescribable daring het . day with Douglas, whose • equaw abused her Oa ono occasion Douglas. threw - ' - - - down. some .blankete and compelled Miss m • - ' • ' - ' ' oeekeahnalisisiountaeeh.leethensaid-thehawere- ' a ilia- to stab them and exhibited ho her - . - ' - kinver--Th-on-h-daptaisird-ahidthelar Ter laer forehead and saids. " Indian 'going to shoot." The courageous' girl 'never flinched. He • - • • s • - . asked her if ehe wait afraid,' and her ready • reelponee "'I am. nol afraid of Indian(' or of • death'," elicited.the admiration Of the 'natant'. Theh • turned their Ade • ion upon Chiel Dou las ' a d• h a sl k I ' 'Is' - ' g , . n e nu rom er presence. Sohn whet the captivee were placed in charge - • . of Chief Johniou, and through the instru- mentalitysof hohnson's •squawfiuther 'hung- • s • nines were prevented: . - • s ' . ' • ... ' ' Log Piece, Otstober,-Qurey was • fifty. miles ahietent limiting when the neWs. ..oh the initesaare'. at White Brier readied him. . ,-Fle•returnedsatLenue,-and-lient.fleetruun ere • . litrevtiles. • ' " We are living at present in the very MOS a fyranny,” exclahned a Weetern ecribe. Ails i Put been married, have you. . -,--- The only, prayer of the Indian, tribes m ireot Ontario_ moil aq beh " 0 Rising Sun, d . my steps to where tho deer. an4 Weepy ere, , feeding." ... . . . The eelephone is making sad inroasts upon good Manner(/' The politest perewi generally bitting conversation with a rade. ehont of "Aiello! Who are yon?" . - • • Theyetood all alone andlwas late,- , . . And detp. Phadowa were cast, by•the gate. when ner very had brother, t130 SeardP.• .- • +Climbed the post and lighted the lamp, . And the meeting adjoerned. without dote. • • . . • 41 toter gayly .dresed young lady netted her, Sundayeeliool class what *as • Meant by the pomp and vanities of the world.h The answer thie henget, but rathet unexpotecth "Them flowers--cur-yourhat.". - .- --- --- - . • The wasp- feede on the hellow•peecli, ' And the thistle dean is mowing, blearing; The Cara is detio, and the morning red . In the eastern cloud is growing. The bolly.oak staff ia brelten in two, - .apccthe weed -Ares are all flaring; - officially compiled for the Gorman .. . 11110Vrthat 'Oar.. ,vw.:_eat.:4101:1111a7.- - of the empire vs,ry oonsidirably exatiedi 1816. In187•5 it was 42;7a7,360, for whole countra, oe which 'Phil& leach • 404 -and Bevaria 5 022 370 a In 1816 • • h ' ' ' • e popalation of the whole country . was for Prussia, 18,706,978, and for ,•• '3,607,036. The figures fin the. send -e-mallet Shan Artrin-about-the- . : -. proporlion, being in the average an a • of nearly el00 phi cenCnotwith- . war. - - 7* . . • . . . 4 - 7 Sens, tlre 1Vehaness, frdm disease, etises, . General • Bleiodi • ' 'vegetable a drake of ,.effi tile h. • - • - . arSapaTilla ea- 4AA., ,,..-.. . 10/' • ' . hi * s .4 . (1/ • • • — . 2 Ayer. s -• . • • • .. • • . ' • . • For Scrofula, and all scrofuleus.,diseasesi Erysi.-. elas Rose or St' Anthe. P 0 . . , ny's Fite, Eruptions -and , , , •Eriaptive diseasea of the - e skin, • Ulcerations - of .the Liver,. *Stomach, Kidneys, : . ' Lungs, Pimples,. Pustules, Boils, BlOtches, Tumors,. . . s' "letter .81111--Rheinn-,-Seald '‘'. ., Ileachshlingagenna Uleers, „ Tiine is smiting thaenta-gi itatemag----- - -And the year„the year,. is wadi*, • • -. . • Prettiest cookery "eon° . of • the branchee iif education taught in the Ferasle. College, at Oshawa, but the girls have struck against washing dishes, claiming that they are already .. proficient enough in that- rapped, .. . • Daughter (reeding letter): " But, pa, dear, in this Jot word you'veput a letter tee ranch." Pa (seltmede, and net a bit of pride abont hinh : " Ave L -my dear ? Neter mind. I' dessay•I've left Me :out hi !some °the; word . --SO that'll iquareiti r .. " • . . . 4 yeiting lady has written to know what le a ewe cure for loveeicknese. Aa. other. . eminent physicians have ' previously, ' pre. haoribehrwsramageshthehearah-old'hitilistrifed-- . - - ' The erection of ,exteneive smelting works.; at Belleville, says the NapanerEsprees, was, certainly, a part of the originei design in tion• with the -build's) of • the Mad ' come° . . h .... g. cc and it s the primp Railway, wa .. al reason why the. taxpayere ..nt_._Betteville conaRT4c4-11r-as--a- nose a ' verv heavv---htitden -hit • -their -i'n- ----'m - - - . ---- • ehoulderrin-atitchstiregoatra-TirehaNtiticsiihr Polley " bee effectually crugheh out any. duoh• hope. :Without - oheap omit Mean iron . . , . • - cannot be manufseturechm Canada, -and the . . - . . . • . .... . • Dumas cannot 'incessantly . oorepete against the •American manufaetures. The " N. P." has impoied a duty of 50 Cente er ton on imported coal, and andher 25..6 Pt • . . en e hi mull agit-ated for. .0f 'Gourd) that means . • 81 per ton extra cost On the manufacture of . , the irori-st tax whien the Waimea oannot stand arid com'pete against American mann. facture. Wo have, no cool for . the • pur•pdini - suniehea. 7.y.e . impost... it Am. „. the . Tinite4 ;Grates. The coal from NOVA SoOtia - cannot • lpe.-laid•dowri.aft ohsaplat-itt-telloyillehasathat- frolnilui United States with.the duty added, • .tind besidea.that ii is• bituminous che.),•and not at all adapted to km smelting, • • .. • • a irr fa HORD FOB • 1120E730111. -kr. .AratAb'ald. - Thomeom.writing fiom Port Carling,. Mum-. - • koka, to.the Montreal Witniss, in reply to ennther-i'correepondent;--who. had refleeted upon the eon ot - that . dishiat states -al •• - • . • • ' ' . . have been intlaskoka eight years, and say,. . without doubt, minim as good' soil ea %can th found in any part ot ' Ontario. We hive ' 11 k' d f ' a in s. o sod-loare, clay, muck and sand,' and the hest of eoft weter tr ' ' k om Fining oree 13, mere and lakes • also niotisitain and valley. - • ' . • ' great' - i 'We can proatice as good , vegetablee *•roofe and. hay as oan be raised an any neW fiectmn of . Ontario. We •haye as good horses, and • pou tie •can be battle, sheep, !swine . Itry • .. raided of• the same breeds anywhere eke.. Our olimate-is healthy We have ame,• fish,' '. ,_,.. e nute . In e undame.. we with 'berties a d . - b • g • ' ' .have a hi 11, b ' ' t • t g way - y oar or s earner. o any part'of the World ; welear riot•fami.ne, sword- . or estilemea We are'poshine the food batik ilo the wildern - . Alci t f ---- a ' oame. here 000: . a 0 11 .. . . • o • L ' p or, lit wean living better growing wiser - d• • a s • ' • - . . an , more generetie. . • . , : fl a curious fact that all the men .whose es activity. a now 'Btu's lug- e peace resa • - • ' 1 • ' els. b' th of Eurone are se far advaneed in ear that .ew,.... , . . . . 3 • , , ix any of-, tnem, can hopeto witness the- redizatien of their • sehemea. .Prinhe Oats.* ohakoff, the nregent C.hantellor" of - hand* is no* in • ,his 82nd 'yeah having •heeti born aaa, . „, . _ •"4-4447 to 148.- The -Czar himself, horn April 29, las, ie . already dose n on 62. General . T dl I) • h' d" - 2 • h d ffe ' • ° e °E4 ni Most 'sting= e c ear, ts only it few doye younger,. Lord'Beaconsfield' . will ba 74 on Dee. 21. Pcinee Bismarck,: born April V, 1815, io lees than ten. years behind him. , Tho latferh. right•hand man, Count von Moltke-the taotiturn strategist., who, "'ban hold 'his tongue in seven -Ian. guages"-dates beak to the. 2611a of,Oetober, 1800, arelle thug on'the very. threshold of his eightieth' •year. . The Emperor Willinin • • • • ' • • himself, born on the 22na of March,. 1787,•is now nearly 83, , Amid 'ouch. a' grouh - of • . ., voterane„ Count Andresey a 56. years, Coont Behouvaloff's 52, • and the 49 of the Eniperot • • - •' • of Auetria (born 18th.of A.usist,18301appeer - quite youthful, . . '. a - . ' etrible sigh ' A Parte correspondent says a t t was witnessed on.the Ifith ty pendia by in tront of tha Hotel Dieu. 0110 of the patients, of the hospital went mad, an'd; leaping. out of a, hide o lookla 'the !street, perished on w w . ver i g tho ocintioa. Ho addreseed thihorovid halo* in incoherent , language, , and threatened 'to throw himeelf doWn When any.orie approached the window. Mattraimee and rugs were epread . on the 'pavement and the• firemen were -, . , s. • • • ' ' . immediately ,enit for. One of .,the littler let himself cleft by a rope, affixed to the root and, securing the iaadman •under the' arms . managed to thrust him into the opennindow, where he was taken, charge Of hy the tit. teridaiate, ' The plucky condinst of the fireman' • 1 • d a b- Wee ou ly °neon y the •crowd below. • - . • • • • lin 0 Itlentraiehiler ". 30111e. -In. tho ease of O'Hare ye. the Lancashire Insurance 'Com.' pany,. tried in- the Assizeg at ' Belleville 'on Pdonclity, the intelligeiat jury returned a verdict for the defendante, • wheread it had been their intention to find tor' the plaintiff for 11500. After judgnient had been entered, they desired to hirSei the Verdict. °hanged, kit [Mud it Mold not be done .withotit an - t • - - t • 4 - expensive .appeal to he Cour in- Term. Metiotirde they : Wen all 'ilignal a noted -Bettina the verdict att recOrded. •The mietake wife °staged by their failure to understand the quOation laid before thin' by the' jiidge for decision. ' , wad *recently dragged tinder a A *Mien ' • railway train at Newcastle and killed in con. earldom° of ehaking. hinde With a trona at a: . . - . . Oar Winslow. as the train MOved out. A young heiitleman advertised. foe a wife, through the (bingo Opera, and. rimeived answers from eighteen husbands, eayineahat 11A nnnitl iltkirtitillifrO. X, -OoleTaktontraid=Gons-nagarahhathiitton, it. -Henderson, D. , A. Budget•KingstonshG. M:- Mitedonnell, G. B. Bleadciws ; Port Hope- . It. Gray ; Sarnia-ls. W.•Niebett, ; .London-• . W J Penland • Hamilton --:•G A Young ; • • ' . 4 • • , aNsin ve, Howiane e• pronto -J.B. • -13,1 , . . . , . (ales, T. . Wilkie, D. McLaren,' ,O. Cahn. ."' rt eat .1 0 Anderson 3' J Gartehore -- ' • • •• . • ,- • . . - . ' 8' - Briggs. .• • e . .• •c) tested remedy -I -marriage. It his never been.known to fail. . . .. u Death Pays all. debta" solemnly reMarks • a reverend .gentlentan in . •the • Christian Union. If thigh Abe. ease, old covey, •.we• know a greet many people. who -.meld die to &whit good advantage. But it• wonla he the firth debt they ever .paid: . • . . . , Dr. Holmes seid twenty .yeara ago, "•Put - not your tenet in moneih. brit put eoutanioney ta trust." --Twenty yeeth helie•so changed the complexion of affairs) that it is 'quite as dan. ,geroue.te obey ihe liteV•part of the injunotion, as if is impoYeible tti dash ilie• hieti.• ' _ . . • : • • •-"A.-iitikkeilpoifilitif "or -TiTzth-writee tomar that one of tlae racist hovel " tit-bhe " of the mason may be made by wrapping .an oyster in a holier of Moon, then putting it before" the fire until the boon' la woke& through, when it will be -found ready lot -eating. ..• 00:This is the healthiest.plecii in America," saffillni landlord of a •hhiagere lichtilatiithe toured.. ".Nobody ever dies here." ""No " i replied the• traveller, in• thehone of a man • whh was thoroughly oonviimed.ol it,: " no, :1 reckon not. . Nobody would 'stay, here long . • ...... . enough to die.'' ; • • • ..... . - • . • "Is Mike doin' well in the new efounthry ?" asked Mike's father of. a Wend who had just returned to old Erin from -Am'eriea. 44 Doin' well ie HP rephea Mike's. friend. "Shure are •ye may -welt. say. 'se.; Ye'll niver .find • Mike without Li quart av the.beet twenty-five cirri whiskey in the house." • . . , " . First Senior': • .. I don't. know what. is.. the .trouble, but evera evening after I. go :out to call, my'knee is so lanie I can hardly walk home. It must 'be riagnmatista." BeCOnd Senior: 0 Yon ought to Menge knees Oe0a. • atonally." Filet e.udent : ". What ? Change -a." then, as a thought, strikes. hiii, h Oh • hum - yes. Letli tike euthin." --. . ..; . • - - According to the Booliester .Fxpresh the, . .following.were the Int. words of Louise to. Lotne : -." New; -don't you Bethke in the par. • ler while I am goni3 ; keep the blinds closed so the carpet won't fade,. be oarefol not to- bring any dirt • into the houeenn your boote, take the friends who may .vieit • you . into ehe.. sitting -room, and don't you dere melte) any but gentlemen conapany." , . ... . , • . • To people in this latitude and longitude., +alio rented last. week' tinder a midsummer ihrograture it has been tantalizing to leain that in Auetria, at the 'sera° timew-there was 9120w Several feet deep, tied that at the West the Union. Para° Railioad "Was blocked by' deep snow etorme, In Vienna last wealth weather was unprecedentedly like Janctary ; in Canada unprendentedly like Juiy. • • • • • ' Apeetess singe, 441 love thee every hour." That•is right. Ghls whel love a fellow- only font or five hours out of the .twenty.four, and • bestow their affeetion2 . upon several other .01tepti during the.. remaining hours. of hhe day, aro what tlie onetoni officers would call. .. . . --frauds inasilk."-aTheyhtffilitildhltietaahh-hly , . hour or not et all: ''.. . . ' • . ,..man'il Indic', broUght chiefs ever the .nyountaitis to him os on a pilgrimage ghve him att. . - • -' ' unusual acqumntance with the -leading Men .. both of . the frontier and Afghanistan, and When a few wee 9. s nce Lord, Lytton seleoted k i • * him, still a piadiaing surgeon, for the first • diplomatie appointment in Afghanistan, no one in the northwest was either surprieeds.or . • - • • • : - • . • envious. Service etiauettes are apt to . give ••• - • • • wey to India When. work isato ha done, And th ' • h • - ' e Viceroy .hachselected •t e inlet -'informed • • . , • • • ., man and • mat. experittre x sevey be coma find 'anon the men who • bold - .opinions• ,,f III tg.th - li . f • d ' ha E ' • iwora e o e po ay o a omit* , e. m` • • pike heyond the Suldman, s. - a -- . ---- - - - — - a - --ha Rheumatism, Bones , 4. • internal :Syphilitie • Propsys Debility, • . Thie Smariparillais • 1. Yellow •Potassium. leo is. i e' '; - . cliseises _hat_ :4:9"--1:"gruLtIell-Fo-nle-ncl7tileleptssi-reem----. that li is assured • t6 lye harmlese.oyen -so effectual. tem thos cleVelop The • teputation its. cureehandilte usefulness. Certifichtes latedh . and knOwn, of to any•other ne0d do. that • a s J. C.. :Preetteal .BY Neuralgia, P. ain in • Shle and Head '' F le ' i . , , • ema Sterility; Lencorrlicea, a:rising ' ulceratiOn,.. and Uterine . and Mercurial die. . - • - Dyspepsia,: . Eniaelation, and for Purif in the ' s • . .. Y .g . a ' • •• .. . • a- combination of * • • • . ,. etheratiV'es ez- Stillingia, Man- - . . Dock.-.--'. with the Iodides and Iron alid is the Most ' medicine vet L'• -no 11. • far • ' . . " ..S% ." • ' it is intended to 'cure ' als• ....... - .. • haeahs •-r• • ' _ , the bill 'alterative effect . of ' • and'while it is.ao mild 1. ' 4 . • . . to . children; Weis. . . its to.pttigo •Mit f torn the• '',...' - ini ur• • - d • • • ns• e p. ities an coiluptio . . -... . . into loatheome disease. it enjoys is derived...a'. confidence which. : - .physiciana ..al 1 oVer •the.coun. ... it, proVe • their eperierice- . • " ' ' attestin - 't • •t 1 ' ' g 1 s, vh.. nes lave nd re ' i t tl b ' - , a a . cox s an y eing as manY Of these cages are . they furnish convinMng the Auperioritf of thisiSar- ". ,- • • over :every,. ...other alterative . • • So . generally 'is- its sliperi- medicine known, that. '• no More' then to asSure. the - the best qualitiesit has eVer .. . . .. are -.strictly maintained.... , ....... . . ----a-7 . . • ' ' • . '. LONDON: -, • . . ha . • • e , . 'N.h.e Gundinek .4 toast Blorleim." . • . Lonnon,Ontario.-Dratleore, who assiated ,e..t..o*post ' mortc, ,ctia Gundisok, nye that the cat on the neek Wegibide in the comae. - • • • • .- ... • ' -0i.--the-exammation--During_tha...operation. the body was lying -on its hieehanh. thifl• may 'have. depreseSd the noise, bob did . not hreak • it, • The. out' was ,reade in -000 *that hthe .doistora, Might . ha •prepered •• to answer anyqueetionti. Mr.'Grigg intern:is- • ' me that the body was in the: ode • ef 'the authorities...oho. being. henebveh- fromhhis hotel- to the boapitel and he .never ea* it afterviarde. The friends .and. helations of d . - meased in thie oity took.chergeof thr body a r e• ent or. ins gay .1., up, . . here is fte th ' h. it" ti I- ' • • T • -no rethon to supped), -the quen.nistiimes of dea th were ether nian.those attret furnished • • • General Newel " • • • , • . ' , Dlr. 'Alex. 13egg, the. Manitoba' ChitiMhs- sioner,!artived in- N•Vinnipeg on":this. 22nd, -where he Was hesitil9 Weloo,med.' • . . . ". - • . . . : There is 'no truth In the rumor circulated • by A : Toronto paper that the locinnotive• : engineers on the Q. T. It. are agitating fer a. • . strike. - - . • ' - . ' . • ' • . ' ' A number . ,of you* swim -hankie • left 'Biainnton last week kir tbe United-. States, to find that 'entployinent whiela the “11..P." ' • has failed to. confer. • . . Mr. Base will retire from 'Parliament' and Truth thinks that, in case Mr. Gladetone is defeated in. Midlothiau,. homight . be elected , in Ur. •Basa• place. . _ ' . , • • . Mrs. Broom D. E. N: Southworth 'is now ' • ' ' ' " ' al work on her sixtieth novel She has been . ' • • • • • . - • geenpied.in that sort of way Rime sh.e:_nas. , -fifteen with letters. ordering a cessation- of•hostili.' flea. The rtnners reached Whitiltiver j'usf ha the white reinforcement!! arrived. The ' Iediarte deolereh -that they • would . have Maeettered theionimand had they - not ..been behind the breastworks:- Theh also zahl.411e Whites fought - lilie ...hevite. ..0aray .iit., trihntes the trouble. to Mieket's . re. feed to give supplieri .to 'a remnent Of the Old Denver hand Who shave led a roving life. He says the Inhians were inflamed ' by the ' approach of :troops, and-ohargeci•Meelier with havin • ' g summoned . them. Among .• . the' Indiane killed in the Thornburg fight . was Ouray's nephew, Harry Jim. A White River Ute ea s that all the. Indians in the fi ht • e Y t a' d d hi th 13 thg '- wer no rme , an a e . ou ern , i Indiana and nart of the Nerthern Indium •d'a - • - h not emotion t e manaore... Mon people in . - . • • the west Would like.the Utes to • be extermi• nated or driven. adray... A etege• 'driver opt ihe Indiantaare not teeponeible forhill. fort* Area's!' many freighters careleasly light firee, which the Tatdians came to spread; ' One of the chief Complaints bY • the Uncompahgre. Utersinor1878. is that the promiee or ..610,. 000 made ...to..thein. by• the United htatees Commitaion for •Onoompabgre Park ham been *weed:by' Congress, . • . - " • '" . ' Beim's, Oetober.-Newa from Merritt's Camp teports that Agent Adareignuited the thee ten days'armistioe,rin anount of them, render of the agency captives: 4 pig talk wilt be had betWeen the Chide and 'commissiciners et Uneampangre Agenoyiat 'which conference sharay will be present. The ptotocol agreed upon•will .finally be atibiliittechte-thesdathoti.. ' t 'I 'n t • a • here wait. time .Wa. hi g on. Adams e ys t . grid lamentationin th.elostiie satinp.on.his.'. • depaiture, seuerve flocked about him implor. mg im to fiend the t nope away. - Crimea°, Oetober. 1:itteridan's anneal ide i: oo mend report says .the force n r h o in . . 11 corn riein only• one man to is too emit , p g . . . every govent.y.five. either° mho in •the de.- • pirtm'ents '0 glom°, •Dakota and aMlimoura and. our Min to every hundrecLaird-twerityi- - a 1-• ' ' ' h d t t • f T '' square mi eg in t a . .epar men o : exaq. The .report .states that when the. buffalo again ' • a . • . rn aoutn of the Northern Boundaryline ran . , - • .they will be follewed lay the Indians. •• It will— shas . • • , . . • . d be anuoult to prevent mob an mvasion, an, • the report, therefore - reaommende an appro,. priation of 4200,000' fin the establishmenhof 0 a iarge military poet inicitedy intw.eare•Forte a., - • . . " liford.and Aesiniboino, ea near as possible to 'the N rth B u d . Th e ott ' • 9 "9 9 n erY• .9 T 1? refine to the outbreak at Fortallobineon ' d'd' 1 '. 11 'b' ' ' lity on the art .of Vile arim"yalmIat adetrleoirth th Most Pguilty of the and .of horrther: Che°ye nes whim- • . • il b t th - • t• li A ' I b escape a on e same ime ave no een puniehed..- Th • f • t f • t ha t p epor re erring o e nom outrages in New•Mexico etate that the• roil. .- .. • . . ' . P. ' 1 for the capture of tne Indians Peet 10 la r . . cern 1. The recent outbreak -among the Mash -a° a t 1 ' h b , 1 --, 128 ; eve been brong t about_ 9 ' oas otiose* rpribles on the Mexican border have ceased, pwing. to the succeeded efforts! on both eiclee• of the line to capture raiding perils)* Sheridan dates that there bee bben no general cembination.of Indione daring the' , past year. It is doubtful if M011059,111 elan. who exiat,' ail 'this 'shaman of railroad improvements and frontier settlement(' nbw impede communication between the different thew . „ The. Indiane ' ehould ,be •More abundantly prcivided • for. Shetidan eays a fte t "f t obi ' th f • v 1 t quer' cause o ro e is e elm a 0 - • • ' a Indians from their birthplaces!. to whush they are alWaya etrongly attached. • Hia hellcats that the enapiakin that they (the Utee) Were to be removed from' theit Mines 'led te) the 'Mont Colorado trotible, a • • binedi. eac . as still •sys which . froan . prominent . tryrepose-iii of -its • . accinnu a received,' • Publicly. evidence saptirilla. • medicine,.. .- oritY we public poSsessed . . . • Dr, - SOLD . . Women Plesess,---The ordinnry epecimen of tho wonian-hafera says e, .foreign revinve nitiy ueually be tehen to be 'one. who- is differing from a terciporary mental. didorder in eon • ' • ' f t ch. ' . . sequence o some ama ory splatssant• ment, as in the ease of Ooivietafor motion: Cowley . was at one - *time rether R• MVO man, .but P.Leonora " 'did not treat hiM well, and•when she married.the brother of Lean . Sprat, the dieeonselate poet foit, or •pretend. ed to feelasuelhan .averaion to the en, thet • he, would rise and teats a room; the, moment a woeaan entered it. . The rant- eeraarkable .. instance Of this eeolesintietil raisogynism is . that presented by the monka of Month Athos.. How many of them'there are now wehre not. quite sure, buts few years ago Were nub:anted at about 8,000 and not a woman hi -to .be founh .011. the whole peniniula. Sentries aro posted across . the neck of it. to exclude ..ell visitors Who' ere 110t PrOtilded With par100/1, whiolhate '11 0 8 nev,er issuedle. ladles ; nd th native of adjacent countriea are 'convince.' tnateudden- death wouldovertakhany ad.'s:mimeos female - • - : who should dare to het fuot on tlae seated _soil o Athoe. . . . .. — . I 44 What . Mr. Darwin Sew "-O•now book issued by. Harriet 84: Brothers hhe ,Oompiled . from the works of Oodles barwin, the !anions' ecientiet and philosopher, and 'arranged in a simple and attractiverform especially designed, for ohildron's reading. Wh Ine i * - -en - "W -It - es s • vet= man he received an •anpointment AS - • - • • - . • . naturehst on the •hhip .Beagle, 'which made ,a age of exploration Mound the world na • v•63' - - - • f a from the records of that trip' are drann: the s' hte arid. ecenee depleted in this volume halt. „ay:as- • - • a " " "''''' "' the compiler is to tete% little . folks' to . see more (heart • and ..oarefulf - • . y y, and lion to • um the Willa' of :Oen ' obeeiva. • done. Certainlh, if enable anh entertaining deacriptions and beantifill illustratione (there • . • ii hi hdd fth'1 are a ou one un Fe o a atterh, yit inculcate thut -Most important of tenons this h d • ' 1 '11. ' • an some vo time -w 1 bo a. markede etioceee Of , tho 4). railwaye in Michigan retire- Muted jiy'dietinctoorporatione five last year failed to earn enough to -meet operating ' s • nine defaulted' entire in : • Menu , • Y thetr interest, .gevenett• paid . only part of their inteteat, anh eightee.n failed to etunthelt ,...„. operating exponent intereet• and Ontal. Oniy fie° paid any dividende--one Pujing. • 2 par cent., one 4, ' . one .7 . on ptelerred,send 5 hn conainon, One 10 inn preferred, and 4 'on ooratimat, and one 10 onho mon ahrn t k, ' - • o m . . ati i 1 8 00 , ,, ... • . • . ' ' ' Lain Summer/ Founiitina,A8 a' cense. quence of the'peregraph publiehed the other hay teepeoting the projected estibliehment by Frenehcapitalista of fish canning factor. fee eking the north-shere of Lake Superior, it hi -understood that the attention oh 'leveret. Ontario Capitalist!' haii been. directed tit, the matter, And enquiries respect , thysethe fishery remourebs Of the -goat lake de being made. The Railway Pasulanger and Freight Con. &Wont Mutual Aid and Denali • Aeffoolation hae 'mid out in premiums for deaths and dinbilities 463,622 dime its. Organization in 1876. in the firet Year the Payments Were 520.78 ; ' lad year . they. remand 827,288 showing a rapid groWth in the good work. ' The memberehip 01 thid mamoiation-ima Of several dace excellent character -AU 1,804. MO. Simian front Malahlile;.died at the Eight Rohde ofibultietty on Monday, M the ativraNititti nod nf 1116 Whili•111., y-iiiiie 01E7 ,. .: • ' • • • . . • - - ' • , M Da ()anthills - - ' ' ' , o French etatiatioian of eminenees, estimates that a century 'hence , Eagliab will be the Ocieeih.:of 860;00;0'06 pereons ; German, 124,000,000 ; and French, • • - • • f 69 000 00 - ' ' • . • ' . 0 ,.. , „ O. - The Mvel -engineering 'feat •of litillding a • • bridge on elnire and then 'shining it 110r000 - the river has been anoMplished at Dinarcl, France. . The litructure is '814 feet • hying, • : weighs over.200 tone and 'was ptojeateil into •ite• place with twelve etrong Windleeses. ' Frank Mayo, the actin Was robbed Of 4500 'in Money and vain:blest. its an Erie eleepiawcar . yesterday morning. • He watt going to San Frandeco, and had to leave the - " •cars at Elmira, N. Y.', A° get money to carry him througlaa as- hie and. hie . wile's tickets • were, stolen. • ' . , , . Tile opening of the Natimal•Fair at Wean- ington ayeaterlay. wee marked by • partiel ' eimpension ot. public and private business. The industrial procession, four nyitee Ping, marched thfough the principal streets. to.the (+rounds. ' The ' Preeident, 'th Messrs. .. wi - • .' "• • ' Hearts, Schurz, Devensa• Key ,mid General Sherman, were reosivedabyS the Direetore,. • • . Io the - main. ,building...the. Predidett •pf the Fair Atieociiition made an address of weleoicaei• to which.the Ptosident briefly responded. - . . . • . • • 'inierailihe aY • . AYER St, CO,„ ,...Lowell., Mass. , .. :, . and Atialyticia Citetneists. • ' .ALL Villa:MISTS EVERY WIlaTtE, • - , , . . . Ayer't. Por .and - IndigeStion, . :HAerapiche, , . • • ....., tic , in bl - they rometehigorein more . obt'tinell v' hi the. 1J ea tions staana cure body, diseases huinan ful safest thOir'aperient than give They an from fill nor be !moat an- being from . Dr, nOtAl ail the for ptions iousness,Dropey,shumprs,Worins, ' Neuralgia, . . for ,- la e?"*.' :0..!:•1..-f-7 asehesh-a, r!.*,+, . . hap. • !•1 ' - . Oathartio....Pills . 2 purposes oh a Farnily Physic', - CUrila_g COStivenase, Jaundice • . • FOul .• stomach, Proathaa .. , pryeipeles,DItheumetism, and, skin . menses, Bil- • as • a- ..Dinner..• Pill, . - - • .Purifyine the Blood, . - - Ate the most eh • • . . • fective and; eonge- • . nialputgative ever - 'discovered, They arc. Mild, but • et:•••• • 't fectif al - In their a , ssa. • ,dperation moving • -7•15-f:'- , ‘ 0 t .0waS Stir* .- -...... . and without .pitin. -. Althotieh gentle:: 0 s in theit operaticins. • ''''4, , " they are etill . the . a ,, .1 mbstthormigh arid aa--- Searehing eatharh. that cari lie employed :.cleans- • .1 and 1.) eels and even the 1 . , os ,., all ..d 6 f one pill! .1.'ilay .• . sm. os s o . . . . .. the • digestive.. organs. and -. health. •, ...• . .. .. • -,. . Pitr,S haVe been ictiown foi..' • antler* or- a eenturthand. have: - • world-wide reputation. for .their.'. • They cermet diseased. notion io .. aSsimihitive• nrgans of Ale° • d 1 t I) t • - .1re-so compose t la o .s 've- . . , . , . their rhroae via virely With- A ' * ' ; - • . he them.. Not, on,r de t y every -day: complainth Of eVery- - also Ihrmidable • and dangerotis li•vire baffled the best .of .4 • .1 ' d - • Ulu &they prO mg power - they are, at the .sante lime"), the . ... . best phyde- for ehildrnn. 13r 's ' action they gripe. much des common. purgatives, and never the bowels are not inflamed. the vital fountains oftheblood, .. tl th 14 t b Nen& • it • ten 0 ys ein y i i a. . of weakness. . ' to all ages Mid cendliTOlialit* ' containing neither ealoneel 1 t ." 4 —. th * Pills nety 0 e emus rug,, eSe . with safety by an,bady. Their pi•eServee theni -ever fresh, 0- . , .. them leasant to take ' 'mime . p , , ), .. , , harm can arise • vegetable, no . , . use in any quantity. . • . Maranen in: • AYER & C0,1 Lowell, Mass., ' mid Ankivt keit 0110111M fx. .. ALL intutiauvra EVERYWHERg. . • . • , - • 0 ,„. , -ae.... medicine tl t g fo.s omac . d e 1. oo . n atimulaie SYEIt'S than A 4 - toes . _ ., . several I y and ,, within i I ' •oh.e.vaae the 'but' that skill. effects, and . . the pain ivhen reach s rerig d t the elements Adapted climates, any d taken -Matinee o . Inn d kes purely their J. Ca penittidai uv . loan Tired. ' • a ' . • • home hie • k - a " t • - - . a ., wee shgo an anoun : appeare in. e isms o amen . eeerting le wi 9 in th T.' ' ' f ' '' d ' h"f ' Toronto and coming -to Hamilton with another ' woman, all that- "was left to 'the unicutuntita wife being a. eloak. The runaway couple came to Hamilton and' rented - a' hoarse- belonging to Mr, Whippte, giving out thg . they wers brother and. ouster. . Things Wene 1 emooth y for awhileabut yesterday. the man got.tiied of his neW lady love and left her. seeing that he.was going to math° ',Chief ot. , Police. - Since' then he has not been seen and the wcimati ha ,d to go to the House of Refuge. The nap took away all lisaptiesibly'Ould, and all that was left in the • hotise• was a bed. Meanwhile the' woman is anxious to get a, , . • 1 • . t oket batik to Toronto, presUme,b y to mingle ` her tears • with • the ill•treated . ,wits of her . - flokloparamourt . . . ' • ' It is a good thing • to be sent home from Africa with despetohee. Captain Lord Gifford, _ who 'wee dispatched by Sir Garnet Woleeley• with tha' announcoment'of the capture .6f• °dewily°, teeeived on hie arrival in England 82.500, which it ie eustorciary to'grant AO.the (Meer. bringing home the dispeteliee announ-; eing the ennessful ,olose of o oanipaign. It is Customary also to give a brevet promotiOn to tho'officer selected to place the dispatcher' in. the .hands of Her Minesty,', The British • thaiverninent AlWAY6 &lee - this. The American Government never sees it by the Immo Wive,. aid dbesn't do it at all:. , • • • A . Familiar proceei has been invented in Germany by whiehlabele are printed on bottles by a siMple operation, neither paper • nor =allege being required. The promise le nn Rental:printing On the bottle(' thenteelves, and the labels can be scraped •offWith a knife, though they are not affected by Water. The proiu Se hi said to be inexpeneive and certainly Odd be convenient.' '' , ... One of the phenomena•of the' station Is a setiond crop of rateiberriee and otrawberries, which hi being sent te the New York market. This otop bee for the past two weeks been offered in the markets, home Delaware. and Maryland.. One groWer has iihiPped at one time al many as 120 plete e!',.. xaripbergiee from, hie husliere moonforop.this sermon. D/SOOYEDED W LAST 1 Prof. '13, E. VOX. ning 0 found. HO haa cad Mide.hie "court. etiquette " and noW Alla the poettion Of ro. partet Of a NeW York paper, The Prefeseor's notirtly mid Polished manner° rendera him ...1..e.. II motet A ii•arl tAti ttui mrtaittAol. • ' h • • • • . EvOn.Death can bo robbed:of half his ter; rcire by a large• inheritance. Two *people Were riding together In a dap Moll, One of them in deep • mourning. " Somebody dead, ' ?" wad the g,nesticni An affirmative =hew e .• a "'MIAOW, ina'ani : ? Another ' 110ti. huh,' „ ,i Did he leaVe you his prOpetty, MA'AM V' Still another inid, ' ." And are yott'appy about laid soot, MA'AM?" One more ned. The sympathetic etranger stroked hie beard. for a few Went nannies and then added in very . 4 • tom "Well • 'Ma'am if on have in- tender , , , , y hibrited ail hie property' lull feel atopy abont hid emit, We not no .raueli of a trial, ma'am, after all." " Do unto others es you Wonid be dOne by," but take pre/done care that hOri are not 41.41Atili ” 11V Atilill'IL ' e ar sing ga an as no . qui e o Th t of b ' ' 11 t - t ' 't 1 et i . p a i / ti MIL 4 1 ninet be that I am very awk. „ Wara,"•safd age, playing at billiiiide ; 4!,,I.efin't ton& a hall,'" " Princeao," responded the Morquie, Is thet Is bemuse a billiard hall le , - net a hear t.' , . . . .. , Therdas Catiale has Sabred frith dyrpep. OA star shine ha *as a boy,