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A COVXTIKV COUItTRUIP,
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Mome and Folrelga Notes,
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ONTAH10 A01[t)(MLTUXA14
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$be head of 01 - Statist
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vm the city's giant roAr
Faudered throuru the, opon doorl
4, the :Queen is woo evident thilit. the
"0140'oto bar' lruiband wig obting away, 10 At
of
five Her Majoat7w.ritoo, Obt, the
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M the Allison for reel, which mail
Brow this breach 61
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conarefollonerm *-Ju have before i
various plani sid9plell for the 0ol
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A At A little VA, I mud oppaile
8 a tiny blutook laid-
bolf-p4pi
.aftArnoon I ;oui, In Rua. on%. down - his
, beiside
IS, week, A .
Promise 1`0101
ma;rlsgo case mwAp tried.
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Tavis,took,whielt bsojastZatu , oldlilithrotbar, .
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loo, viarapealifiep *144 to" ovelpts 0
09t1GUJtUrA1 AtAtia,'tiop in other aornal
the coot each collection. li!be
noted onyourdeiter aide
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bad, ,which had been wheeled to, the Middle of
'room.
The parties to the suits ,Miss. Mary
Lord Arthur R has boon always par&.
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mount, His brother Site, longo intervallo, in
the Alropexe4 Xnqulryi,
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connection with thi. r
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0 beyond a hawtborn ti-ee,
ering, Its rain of rosy � blogra
the He CA1104'rue, I Guttes
andlilesodin ondthengavola , Yraulefal
0 sort of piteous
Bask. and Mr.. George Breit, or
r YOUD , 0,..Jbe =it 9. both com.
paratIvel] don boyino barely
sittlecosion $a the great Lord John, created
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The arrangemenO for -the appointment .of
I AU3X,vq.Qr A11131011=103311
on low, Rail lofty tomb,
two ap,Q4 it�fiudderay.
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mclan.11 Later In she day ohe'found the
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Prince bathed In .�pqrsplrafio I a, Which tile
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complettid bar twenty-second year, Ana thin
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ondarit, Alk
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The St, Gothard, Tannolwill not be eqqlp-
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InA ultural Commission by she Govern.
, , ago now a rly completed,
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welit of Ontario n it
to which, the Colareloolonowo will
ildrooe tiseniffelveaw
A' lit be - 1. Tb
itrango I The very grasses' growth
id It seemed forlorn and loiit , U,
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doctord' said might be ari,effort of niturs. %a
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tbrow (DO ilia favor. Beiddinlg over him, she
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Alleged contract be Ano ante � .
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matrimony with another woman, In only a
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... eAuguot, about wh ,h
pad with lolls befor
timel it will be, opened for traffic. It to, to bo,
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and the follo
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be Interesting to the I The Ooluminalon
dilution, '�tonjtlo
0011111 I - I no and poWel
existing Anireau of Agriculture,
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ery Iv.V_Reeme4 to tu.ru .
LOG that wreatheil'the, neighbor urn.
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said, I E a lot k1eirser frauleia I (it Is: your little
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year or two. older, They have been
lighted by gas, ind being, straight, will van-
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will proball,
.17 be composed of ,the folloWIng,
stitution,and foliations of thar I
eon .
Agrioultare in
was the slab ; the head declined,
3ft the rabo a wreak behind,
wife) and ,be bent his bond and kissed her.01
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At $big time he I see . mud I quite calm, and
$or yesyo., and, still are,, poor neigh-
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b I are residing in the ' 'ill' cli
Ulate, iteall by a Strong entraps of &IT passing
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from end to end.
persons : HOD. 13. 0. Wood, Provincial I
Treasurer Ana Commissioner of AgtioWture. ;
,Other countries
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dulled to be Imposed on. ouch, Ban
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me y6q troped ; a " 6.0a 4k 7..0 ,,
it I sinigiiian 11 and oil 11 Heaven,-.
only wished to be left quite slope,
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Mono. This circumstance 'being taken In
An Institution Ili about to be opened, in
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Thomas Ballantyne, M.P.P.j Stratford ;
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Vice-Praoi4ent
11 4 1 66 1 a I agriculture
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tie# ; (b) collection of
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iaeu�o irony austere 1--, . .as
Dad in letters, obarp. sod oftan
he used , to be when tired
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A not wolf, An, evening advanced
clovinnotion with the further very material
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facts that tire young wompl$ ,
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Atl,sutn, Georgia, under the name of' 01 Th
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Abyseirlian Library." It to for the use of the
J. B. Ayloworkh, - of,
the Agricultural and Axis Aseciol4tioli ;
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rGpOXts,J (a) I Le proparation,
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fler Majesty retired to give way to he r grief in
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that ,ohn has enjoyed the, ad . -an
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colored peopli, who
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wm� Brown, Professor of Agriculture; at ,
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or -charts showing ,thi topo
last ureo, poculffiritlea of' Poll,
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the Adjoining room, She had not boon long
education in the pity wlitch or two of I he
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stronger than law, are ,excluded from the �
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the Agricultural College, Guelph; John Was.
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Ana,
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different Scaffolds of the.
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gone when % rapid chatige Get in, And she
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witnesses stated had, been declared by her
public librairlso in. Many Southern cities.,
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son, Ayr; Tbomas Stock, Waiterdown;
province
Rua 00 far ad
V11croulfAio I�IlLrlg isaim,
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Princoss Alitsewas requested bY BIT James
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Clark to ask the Queen to return. The
mother to have coat 01,000, it W013 nothing
to be wondered at. It, as it w4a alleged wme,
Mr. Brostus BroQke,,In ol, Speech before the
d ; Job Dryden, M. P'
Wilson, maitlan . n .I. rio,
Brooklin;. Wra. Saunders, Prepidont of the
?1080, practicable.
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inspection of the working of ag
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'import'af the summono was too plain. When
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Prince's . left
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the case, the defiludaill became inspired, At
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Committee of Ways. and Means of $be Houser
of Representatives, a fn days since,. an the
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tAtomological. Sooletyt London; Fit H. Jill.
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born, Uastar 1. of I the Dominion Gratige, Ux.
societies,. and o I , all as social !Ono
Government aid in oonnoBtion "Witl
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the Queen entered she to ok the .
hand'. which was very cold, and knelt ,down
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BimeptOle ago, of oillb,teen or ulneteep,
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with, A paselon for, her so, powerful that he
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necessity of taking Off the twenty per coat.
duty On wood pulp, remarkod.'in reference to
Lt., John
bridge; J. V. W , iser, M. . P., P , ce . SO , . �
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lure an .
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March 17,Mr. Theodore Martin
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by hia aide. . 'On the other side of the, bed
re in I %tried subject to Ito enthralment fox,
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the press, that be had .bad forty-one. year
McMillan, Hallett, County HuXon; Wllliani�
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report of the renuitp of their I
,OV iiatione (e), the encourage
d his 0 Life of she Prince C, onsort.1
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r's obtigusto of tbi Prince Consort
was the PrIne,eso Alias, while at'its foot knq1t
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the Prince Of -V�tslai Ana Prillooss, Bleano'r.
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a period of three years. In the la, t ease
of the sort tried in that oounty-whioll.
0 xperionce In journalism, in New York. City,
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WAIA014w, Guel I I . lit Ilder.
ph,Rfebard.M.dibso �
100, County Middlesex; Francis Afoloolm,
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riments in all new processes (
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iouroo, be understood as. 4halk of a
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Mr.' Martin line
Not far from the foot of the. bed were Prince
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RAO just a year ago -the Match
and during that time had seen the birth and
death of 125 daily Papers in that city., mud
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ilrkip, County Uzfor4;, Edward Byrne,
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& D�mond,. Toronto.
sale and its, cognate ind ustrieg ;
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da annual report 0
bereaved wife
Q OYe Of the Q 062
i work nndor ii� �
Ernest of Leffitagen and th%PrInao.lO VA10,
Lobl6lis General the Honorable Robert
oeome4illo have Won -broken off through the
intprforance in it of a mother, who vetoed it,
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that there are to -day but, three, papers in exis-
tends there that were being p ablishad. in
Burgeon. and H.
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Hop. Mr. Wood will be I I
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all wisteris Lot Interest xelp,
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naterials placed. at his disposal by
iY. He opens hia fifth volume with
Bruce, inelt. beside she Queen, and the
I)oan of Windsor. . Sir Charles Phipps
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join the. ground of social interiority ,Aa the
Woman of her -oonlg choice -though
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()HUBMAN Or THE MUMUSION
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discharge of their duties the
tressed. to the Qaeen; txpreoaivg his
the and forbearan6e she
and Gandral Gray were 'Also in the
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apparently the objection. won WOVEO 01412
to
. The will of Mr. .A' .fred GllbsY, wine m6r-
about. -Of London, was lately proved, at
and the inediurn of communication between
t loners and the G9vernment,, and.
the commigs
dioners will, no dou�t, rely I
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�10 MY 00� operation,0 t
generosity . . I _
to him to$ his encouragement ' -in
room. ,the solemn of
mournful chamber there was ouch a grief 146
ba 6 014160. It. certain, of the witnesses are
be believed, it would seem- that' likewise
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hi,7S ,000 personal estate. Mr. Gilbel owed
4 atlases to honesty and advertising. On,
ofcourooex6roisesconlrdillng influenes in
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all mallitere of,expenditure. Mi,.,DymondwIlI.
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�Hpcn be a', ratio of ilia - or
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Nith appr6yal the successive Vol-
Mail I have enaeavorea-so mark A
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has rarely hold any deathbed." 01 The castle
clock chimed -the third quarter after ton
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maternal vanity ig accountable for the
breaking of? of the engagement, 'though in
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one 000asiciii a w"Ithy baronet i0solved to
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have but excellent sherry sold
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discharge the Mora directly executive dutl0d
thq
. Powers With are clothe
The publid good to the sale objei
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iwp to the"VEorld-9, prince of whom :
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Calm and peaeotal gre the beloved form,
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this in
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'inferiority Imputed. Qne'of the
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h . in by Whey Analyzed, intendi g, it it was
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of the commission, manage corras .
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pon4ence, collate and arrange the informa.
Oomartgolion, And in the spirit of ,Ili
Maps itwill. no doubt, be met by a
sty
i to his oldest and degree%. friend .
, the features settled the of a Per-
featly iiierene repose ; two or three long7 but -
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I wan wit-�
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� r1no MoClusky, U01114 thaV
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absolutely pure, And tbo�lettar hi_Wi6t6 to
_.q9)1*q1e44CAn_d.P_Q4AU.9L P-goll portiona. 01,
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By from time to time in
the enquiry as in AS and..
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Of the pqoPli.- Tho-offiess - t the 00
vag, your husband, father, lover,
jend, ad.iippir- and guide.!' A book
gentle breaths were drawn, and $hat grant
had fled -to for a scope for its
ju�&' before the defendant ceased psyimg
to the she ' Oiliard �
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Gilbey dboui if Gorr d so a op on ld ad g-
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close and continuous Per Hat
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il Buildings, ,
WA be As FArI141AGAt
room known as the 4613ailway C
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der this inspiration would naturally
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seal seek nobler
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pirations in the world within the ioll,-for
laid. visits plaintiff ,�
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the moshor of the .latter " say -that
tioenient. The Arm.ocoupy immense pro-
in ions; formerly she Pantheon BAz3ar, in
other gentlemen will give their oprviooe
thof tual Expenses Iduired,
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Room" has been placed at the d
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lum inking Allowances
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w signed, ,whore there is rest for
hloti. lie had yi I �
.he which was.
� r daughter -bad an education
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Oiford street, London.
gratuitously,
in the dilicharge of their dutioa, being
the Commissioners by the. Ooveran
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0 per of r.ulogy, there are many
I the oht%rpbtcr of the - Prince -'Cop .
theworiiaid, *eery and she spirits. of ilia
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j ant are mada par Oct." . � '. T.
y�orth the plainkift'a farm; $hat it would take
a thousnad dollars to render him fit IQ enter
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Mr., Gladstone is A very
. good man, a. sound
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pai . The 06mmlosio to a larg one, b t it,
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,1111r. Gladstaine'a0plilillop at u
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Pisece,poadol HalRuotdand,hodothrli
society with her daughier, -slid that she was
Churchman, and rarely neglectful of bid,
Parliamentary Yet on a recent
is thought tbat. this will. allow of a sub.
division of labor, by,willoh both time
]Following are Mr, Gladstone's lie
"Auatria,
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ok gives . the followin"orlohing
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. of ait6l.
He hath awakened from the dream
,Us !Lao outsoared the-sb8dow of our might.
going to tell the -plaintiff th%f he need not
I . more. This VAtness Also
come back there, ity
,duties.-
134turday during the present Lenten season,
and expense will, be sconombed, and mest-�
In his Edinburgh speech, O;
brief summary was* trappiril I tied , I
the Is t illnead slid death of.the
arlince: . ,
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Env4sud calumny and hate and ptLin.
And list unrest which mon iniscall delight., .
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stated. that the daughter on' this occasion'
Instead of taking part in an important debate,
h Attended a matinee performance cii'the
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lugs of the whole of the members except
at pretty long intervals be rendered tmuecsdw
Id you read fit the Loailon.pxpi
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Can touch him not and torture not jig!iiu, . J .
expressed a doidre'that. her- mother should
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- ,, Merchant of . Venice -t, at thb ijydeum
saky. The Commission will a t oroughly
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, 0 loot few weeks an abeount of
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THE RHADOW3 DRUPEN. .
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Front the contagion of the �vorldli slow stain �
, ,not t6 come .there again, and
tell her lover
th&t the mot r lie to the
I he �aft. that Meagage r .
Thestrla, Xr. Ifvin . I
. g playing. Shylock. - The
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audience promptly. recognized -the distia,
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representative in itachareoler. Theligrleul�
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-turailnudArks Assoolationliag able Spokes-
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gatio support the
I Y derly6d from she
olAu9tris? D14yotioeallhattheR
, 29th of November the Price 0
through a review of the E top
.Us is'sacure, and riow can neiver mourn
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A heart grown cold, a bead grown g �iu.
young man was AwOrA to by his staters, one
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I. whom BtRifid.that'Aha-plaintiff"a Mother. had .
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' hod gentleman, and loudly cheared...bim.-
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.men in.the p,araou of Ise V1u8-Pj;qaidenr, Mr..
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Austria, sent for the British Arnhem
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1EE._EllJoV,'Ai4:. a-blin-sbataPedi
,maelf
Dluntsers, looking Very iromell and
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Xor when the spiritila self has ceased to-barul. .._
WitlasaparklesB silies load an unlamented uin.
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a girted,' when `40liverin 0 -it, that
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The receipts of
AS he took his east. � .
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Saturday's performances, afternoon and, even.
Aylow"or*tb.'- late'riasiaent, Mr. Thoo.
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St.ock. The Gratigers Association Is very,
son, a certain individual, Mr. Glhdi
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the , delendautf �sc6ording. to the-
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Ing, a a stated to have basn 02,400 .
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pieily recognized I the nomination of Its
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a man who did not approv6 of . th4
fur be % i felt As though cold water
red down his back," - 'A Up!
HEALTH AND .DRE, S8.
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daughterld opiniont -had neither education,
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norMsundre onehas would in Ue1lm,. lit
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President, Mr. Hilborii. Nofessok Brown
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policy of Austria, And how anxious
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so the Empotor Of.Austria, was plea
,net b agent," Ike wrote Ili his
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Dr; Richardson delivered a lecture yeallor-
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companion for her; and the other that the
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term 11 watered stock," and thus it. happened -
Carpeutor,.% Wall -Street brokerg was from
� has had a large experience.in the agriculture
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both. Of Sootland and Ontario. Mr. Ballan.
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Plaoontly to say-f6k the gaidam
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these are'the last words be eve
gbta. of shivering and sleeplessness,
tit the London Institution on " Health
and Dress.11' The object of the lecture. wag
mOsmage'Was that Mary wished him to know
thtst she would not take him, that abi wanted
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Putnam county, where Mr. Draw. came from.
type in, so probably the largest, buyer and
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'of Ili O4t%TiO, fitting
itiah people and of the eleotore
B1 How .Anxious ho was -
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lying on the sofa Arid the Queen
him, Visits from the MIaIAtGV0,'
to show what reforms were most required in
-that dress to health.
a gentlemen, and that that was what George
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was not. This was cOmmunicated to George ,
- him oorn
006 day be went to'Drow to sell a.
Stock which, hod beep nut on, the Market at
exporter choose I 5 .
representative of . . I �
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ohould. all of you give your votes In
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maintairithe Ministry of Lord Bat
-sigo Ambassadors. Loid Pal.
older might minister
. ho,t was wanted in the reform of dross WAS
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by the Sisters Be soon as he came -home, and
considerable above tfie a6tual coot of the
I . THE litIlliING INTIMMSTS. �
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If you approve of .the . fareigi
specially became uneady about the
good., fashion for both, oozes and for 6very-day
tlareupon,he decided that he should never
property. Draw said, 11 That stock makes me I
M r. Watson can Mpg a.great deal of Plied-
� of Affitrial � I the foreign poli
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of the PTilpeel.8, indisposition.
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life in social intercourse. Faulty 40 the male
90 to Rusk's again., Mrs. Rusk denied In the �
think of old Palmer Brooks up in O,Put,l Who
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tioal knowledge.to, bear on -the ilia of labor.
Austria has ueually pursued,
i Clark and Dr. Jenher assured Her
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'attire might be . in artistic Poin . to of, view, it
witnips box. ever b ing conveyed such a
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need to eall and. water his stook to make his
saving a lure,' as -well as In
pplianego in agrical , , - I
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on to do. -thav- very thing,
I the 3rd of December that there
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a, in relation to health, perfection 6 coin
message,. though when asked At spother.
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castle -weigh heavy When he: sold. them Ill-
all matters relatill"o agrioulturallexhibitions.
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want, to have an Austrian fore]
age for alarm;. Still further night$
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pared with - theAressVorn by.woman. , It
- Stage of the prod iedipgs, to willother . she
The story got into theJtreet,*nud' bus bei
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'Than Mr. W. Oaunders - we have probably no
dominant in the councils of this-oot
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. restleespeas and distaste for food.
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- kept all -parts of: thebody eq(tililly *arm ; it
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bad fiot said that George a fasher need not
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. como.6116.0f the oidliled phrakoea of American
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better .' -authority in matterd relating to.fruit
your votes ad the Emporor of Austr
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ld take nothing," Royo the Queen ' ,
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:w4s on I rri-pid by . the . shoulders; it allowed free
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trouble -, hinigelf Gloried - di3inhoriting
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culture, "forestry -and .entomology. Mr.
winds. What,has -the foreign
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,nybroth, no rusk, no.,brtlad.or
- movem ht the limbs, and it provided for
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his 'eon because - She would not' let,
The great donlation.of George Peabody f6i
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. VVIser's fame as a seadebeful hoise breeder
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Austria beenT 1 do nol a" that,
. My -an,sisty -vs-gre&t_ and, I feel-
-ready--change--to--viebt-the-v-icissitudes. of
fitir;-daughter - ".Mary , pairry . que who
ffiA_ff:7e_Be_
the babefilt Of the work pdople of London ii
-And �iiamiidbla
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extends bikyond Canada.. IT. Wbitila.w.had a
-.1m I
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aurab.Ie,;1_hopji 11. will.yist P6 -
J'A . -9u;ei
t. 11 The,Princei liked to be read to,
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season. ,The reform he suggested- in ..
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,was:go -irupdudatedi she replied
�7Vo7w_ in full wbrking order.
high re'pidfi.i,Vilo-n-i-n'o''o'nusel�td-h-'w-xth'tbe ohW-
� it has got bettiii institutions -it hot)
my books suited him. They tried
.
the draos� of woman -wan ',that it .-should-
had esild suoh ai-thisig it who only Said Ili fun,�
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The number 4 ,iepira a dw,oflings Occupied
. . ?I � .. ...
-brooding, brairoh of faimfug industry- Mr.
,
heartily Wish it well- it . it mike
*attempts
�h%o ,, Dodd Family," but he' did
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I practical details.,bove the same.advau-
hut ghe 11 did not reallygamember 'I. having
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b'fthern is 2 355, oonts. ning-15, 70 roomla, and I
i .
ibat Of a
Ulbsouls name'la well Anown as I ,
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to. confront: its. diffloultia
I One of Sir Walter Satitt"4, fl T120
. . � .
tageorand. should be, In fact, the same, -with
said .At. In support OU -the Onou 3 .for th6
ahiAtering �9,905 peo
I pie. .The average rent
I"'
, argeownerof improvedstopk. Mr.Maloolm.
.
must look to'-wbat that'polityl
11 wus,aubslitated'i " It was- read'by.
. the exception of the 'exterior liable or goWn'.
plaintiff it was, proved that -the defenda�t,
.
for each room to forty.'alght cents. jper,ws6l,
has bdgii An .able writer on. agricultutA17
Austria h.as ever beau the urifillialb
as Alice, 11 the Prinde Ifiteifting In R.
'state, -Well,
The longdr6is for'womsp�- which.evon tires-
during tho'poriod bVille, alleged courtship,
: Which Includes slid, free .use of water, both-
topics, Messrs. .Dryden, Wilson, McMillan
. fraodom. in every dountry of Euiope
omfortable, panting- - i
�Lsiged slightly on1he grovind, WAS ilili Most*
vialtedher st'lisaot. an fielila6fitlY as t.hreo'or
'rooms, laundries.ApAmIleries. .The.surage -
and- .Byfrie 'are- lorm- �nd-onocsOdul---tY&W-pl#cl--.I,tUtYf,dndii�Foo-t�-'Aiiiiiii
.-
[ us-" On the pf9b%'Of,:thO 5th Of
- becoming for them. Thin �'oho . aid play the,
-four times A week; AM- on various 6daisl6he
-
-earnings of each hand of a - family residing
faimern,'Partioulatli well jasilified to speak.
the unity of Germany;- Austria 4
I
I Dr. Jab4,6r`�- a -ft- up
.
sim6 p#t as the'�ofttek coat of :the man, the.-
d coniliarts,.9
took her to parties.an AG witness:
:
tharia-i" �6;95. The ineomi of. ' the fund is
And to direcLenquirlas I into alfwattera "COM.
Could to prevent 'the tireotion. of.'
*
LO . Prince, who - compialued
fent of the dress being the iaiflle, except that
deposed that he wasia company with the.
.
'constan#y ibereasing. At praft6rit the trustoorl,
Ing;within the iphere:of the Ontirld.farmses.
.
Austria paver lifted -a finger for th
wretched -oonditidnL-J1weak__,_And
�
At might, be wade-'of-'riither lightei-ihiterials�-
daiAndantJa OrangoVille -one day'whan he.
.1 '
have in hand 6870,000, to be -go-invested �in
.
orditlaryoxperloncei while' mi. McMillan Is
it ion of Ghosts.'
ad unlike himself."- In the evening
The giant surgeon CliffWWhen oilioa consulted..
.
biqugliC.' . �
V-?hio'h-,-,'tHe----'W-L-t-'a-a-'69"
_.R_ ring. L
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1611i6f"Erdildtloger, fbi�'whioh-oix-pi'lots-of-grourd-
to artia, arly: conver"istv
I ith -the -aarla-�
0 n
.��ot-a,3r�instan'o,,Ahere.,,Is- ot-4-opol
n found Albeit -most door: and
by. an anxidu I a Mother i , hat' she should do to
thidilght .. a ring - produced , in.. 4ccirr t
have b6en boughti at a cost of 0600,000.:
. .
,*Cultural as sail an interesto attho Saugoo.n.
�__.; I 1. ..- . _.
. old may where you caulay your:
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16-90347! quaw-himoulf--when I-Werit
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mi for 0 -,
df�A_:girl 3 -�tocq , �-i
l4p"i
,sisedi6i.-reaembled , slid-
:fr6iafhd'-P.1AIftt1M8,_g9 . ,. ___ _T1,10-1-2,1144.
__ _ _41. ..
!_TMA_-_V111_AiVJB�fa0_0 mwodatlow_lor_�-4bout,
'U'06 'Moto
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-Pon a I ..��_.-. _�. __'_.�,
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' Ill - . il-).....
4 -Thi -I
. T t ' --tifs"Ald-N966 -
tle Bostrice, whom lie hinsod; --:-He-
, .in
-rom _;).9,,_4@
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. L I ' ' 7- Slays, andiat her
a orall," otberhaveno
An w
_ � . th defendant Paid he*
thet bn that occasion , a
'he
tenants. The whole invested
- . � THE 61733MOTS . !,- "
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0 roe, abandon. tho'hope of i1pro
, .
glied-atgoploof htr.naw French
.
ran about like the,boyi.11 -H a would'andorab
liouid marryih6 plaintiff if doula get lid. .
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pitol. now smoun b .,
On' is 10 0, Out 05,00,00.0' - -
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'wliloh it is"thought'may'within a li"it , oi
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fut to - bit we must lool: to th,
, a I . .
Ich I made her repeat. Than.hO
,this wise .rule and Would add, 11 Lot
Various other liresents were given. to the
,
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11 Tobacco, like those who smoke. it,le,credited
,
time contemplated -be. outisfaotoril Ili* ti�
to the present forthe guidance of
"
'-*2,siA#j.
ittle hand in his for sometime, sod
the, mothers' of E ngland 6lotbe the. girls
Pill lutiff bythe defendant, one .of $hem, being .
with many sinZ of which it is guiltless.. 'The
'gated, and either reported upon nall ,or
-At: this w6meht, Bailin thc
:)oking at him." . December passed
precisely asAlley clothe the boyo;pOr missing
12 portrait, f6r the limning of which, as the
�
,clog R go often laid It its door to
0 61 beel
placed in a position to be . andled by a h*
in,AustriAraoilstid the extend!
of�Be I
i the Prince still looking Weak and
kniokorbociers, if they liki, and jet'thein add
plaintiff -'a sister evidently derived,great plea.
. . .
,orobably due in many 111otanacro Act to tobacco -
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agency as may fii the faturo be deemed in I
.
dom an Jild xwt promote it i and, t
.
, bid wife thinking it was ovbrwork
the one distinguishing mark of a light, locos,
Sure from I stating, Breit Prepared himself by
itself, but:,to a I ome Vill sinous. compound bear-
appropriate, are, according to the last repo t.
pay if, u want the spirit of Aust)
. 11 It is too much," he said, 11 You
;k to ths.31inistera." - Then' he
flowing. gown, and the'girls will grow into
�Fell�
getting his moustache dyed. Yarthermorej a
it was admit*
Ing its name. ,.Vhe Supervisor -of Ititernid
of -the Minister of Agriculture, eo foil, wo: .
.
Olt 19. , ,
spite I " councils of thin country, b
--iialli ': -thi'Emperdrlo
.
women:ao vigotoust as healthy and [is*
solitary letter was put -in which
Revenue at Biri�iilghsiu, Eiliglaid, obperving
The Soil climate, topographical' 11
I
a couniso
a the Queen, ,, when he Jay awake
formodin body an theli oompaniOnS of the
. led was writtGA40 the plaintiff bi the defend-
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.that an article WAS being'sold at a Very cheap-
cultivable area prid; pioaudits of t
.pr L
.1 .9
�� oi& -you'to'lift the Austrian flag
Leard. the little birds and thought of
'the
Starner six." In the next, part 61 the. lecture
ant. Its.sone *as,.'however, scarcely such.as
.rate Ili packets,.under the -name of 11 smoking
seotiQn:s of 'the province. 2 , �
a . gt' I
o 'about your purposes of oAnvi
iad board at Rosenijam in hio,
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the'quality of clothing .. wad considerid,. and
g6nerally characterized lovers' opigtlesii The
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mixture," sent a . oample to the Inland Revenue
and condition of husbandry I . 0 J . S.
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*public meeting -it will beat expree
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. ' I felt quite u0set.." , . . I
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the -aindiunt. at Various ' nealo.ons. . The
,
'terms of two .pieces'Of ,,poetry": which he
I � .
laboratory for examinetion. The process of
61n growing fit its several agricultural and
Gre �
Poseyou have in view; and I, for
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TECH AND I . ..
-neaessity of - special . card iii- adhptlug
- Sent to her were very much more ardent;
.
manufacture. consisted in exhausting the
economiloollsopeatif., 4.. Stock .raising in its
itot atimplCin of your -consloteHoy,"
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clothing to obason wan illuot riallilid from" thie
but these$ It appeared, h ad bedn. copied
bitter principle of chamomile flower heads with
several agricultural and' economical aspects.
in that case, I might think. of tht
nor on Dolisrabor 6 Informed the
it I .
the kindest, olearest manner 11
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ph etiological rule first disceier6d, by the rite
Mr! Milner, that the body, Independently of
. Ime Song ' Book,!'
out -:' of it , 111) .
wh in .Court.' The
ich was 7-exhiblied
water and then dyeing and Sweetening them
. I
with A Solution of'.16gwood'and liquefies,
,
I I nig in its several. agricultural and
0 aspects. 6. Fruit gKowing, atoq`
to
,;12�
Dint 0
of your views in respect of pA
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i1pinesif .of Inank
justice, of the hal ,
'
'rinleg disease had.now assutupid Ito.
.
Any Will olito own,:..0 a wopotinds of
ndeiwent 0 � . :
'weightt
GAP'. was materially strengthened by a state.
0 . . I . . � .
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which brought them. "when dried, oomewha$,
in its overal agricultural and * economical
ism ev
igility, and the
the grastnaso� the l d
L was gastric- or'loisi feveril, and must,
waite Rua of increase. of the waste'
mout of tho'�lslntiff�s mother to the effect.
to the color of -tobacco, The headot when.
I aspeelo, '- 7i; Bo-skoePlill A. Forestry. 9.
-,. . .�,: ,
�khis &;set Empire-'. �
ourse a mouth, Which daited from
borpradneing toward the '616067 of Septembef
'that the defendant. after. having asked And
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brokenup, Were then mixed with from, 20 to
Cultivation of spicial,orops (flax, otb,)! " 10..
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A November. I'Albert,ll-' Says. 4h8
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and thd increase . in the Arat weeks'of April'.
obisine-& her peit�piosicin tto marry ,her
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per coat. of out -tobacco, according to the
Drainage. 11. Manurei,natural and artificial.
- , 11ow to Write Well.
.
wai not to know it, an he had up.
Warincloihing ought Jo. beglili in September
daughter, agreed, at her request, to take some .
.
.30
Price st.,iFlildli-the mixture was to be sold.
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12. Insects -and insectivorous birds. 13.
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-We believe that the -whole of th!
y, a horror of feveir. What an awful
.
or earl October, And ought not to U left
��In,
money down to, Toronto to fier other daughter
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The mixture was sold to retails go in puokeW
_E_1__T6
MP fm_A�nt of labor, and nee of labdr,oATIng,
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Is a mistake, that. thate4o no single
ii -to be deprived of my guide, my,
*to
,bff , antil the.' @lose ot Aprili-, For
'for the purpose )f pur'ohasing the Material
! I
labelled ,. 'I The. . Now .. Smoking Mixture,
i
appliancei. 14. T ke'ovin0rehip oystorn so
.
mcchaitique for writing, and tkat a
my fill. My heart was -Teady
. maderalothlb neit - the' skin 'he Strongly.
.1
f6r the prospective bride's wadding'robe. As
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Andly zed And-'Approved,?l and.As agenbles,
ipared with xeitiaj.'- � 15. Stock Is'
Con Wo.
. ins
I ngiuW;o the. educated .alaa
0
at-labsered up, reme'lliberingli6w
rise6mmeiidelf silk, -aid. With thit, fight,
.
Material for. this garment the moe
. .
'Posed
. had, already'lleen establiqlied in several towns,
16.76noing.' I'll. Agriculturalbook-keepidg..,
taught- ir inch bettor and,more east
pie have toverill When' the Prince
flee&y flannal. Thick heavy fisla 01. and every
" seal brown silk," but on the reeom.,
an extensive, trade' -would, no'. doubt, soon -
IS. Agriouitural'oduesition. 19'.,'Agrioulturil
being Ono's enabled' to make and
r that night. his pulse was goodi,
mAtertal tha� absorbed and he t 9 matiryl
,moidation of the defendant she consented
lisve.arioen had the mautda.atory, not.'baen
societies, grauld and shows. -.'20. ' Agrioul-:
letters, it were. lot al6nei and I
ming the symp3oi@o.*Gee.Jne4 tb.*bo
�, and the Prince' desired to, bege.
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exeratioan .froin'-the Wiin, -we at All- ti eo.-
b%4. - Heavy eldthes Wks bed. and had.really
that* its ooloralsould be 11 navy . blue." That
.
corwallsoi iseems 'never to have' been exc.
'on *
suppresged atiso earl wat, si _ :
I . ... . Y '99
A, in..Ma.r Eamand Yates, Magazine,
Intel. statistics: ', 21. Fafictibine * *of ,3he
I
Bardau; of-Agrioultare. The obj'e6t kept in
chidden ubt for its Method, but for
.Let the Deiy )101d, his pep so he
a larger room� 61 When I returned,
said the 4a6enj 0 I f6und
. th; For
no necessary, tionnection wish warin
Gated.,. At any -zakelie: never. in:,vio4ed
494, I.;.
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writer
, T' - . Bpglsnd,"
ime, �ou 1115tunkepriess 1p. to-
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, view ivill be to present al� blear And Succinct
,
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make his strokes ad be. -likei,
*
iklast,ll
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� in the now blue- rooia sina much
outer-garm6nto in.,*oold .weather, those that
were light and. fleecy were best,'and furs were
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the plaintiff; , � . �
The jury found a viardlot,for the .Plaintiff
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. f * a 16 tho:gr6at brewer of the age, Mi,,Bhoo,
. er. .. � .
Saying.: 11 What a pame to conjetrii with is
. repor.t %if the kgrioultural Advantog6e and
the. province, land the'pro�reso
rss0urOOS of . ,
at the Pace - hs Iikeoohurry,
being dlaooaraged-�-but insist
The Sun was. obtain g brightly, the
extiollont. He criticized severely, the. normal-
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for 640.0, . . , �
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BaS4 I.. Here sX6 Iiii big b6or. mills, covering
condition and defects of the mathoa of
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ouely, , -. , 1oiaistenOly. -, tl
i fine, large Arid cheeifal, aoill.b 0
a so fine.' For the first time allied
nent,iliaterproof, Which abuts up- the ZA111 that
Mettle from this body at -,tlio ollme time
I I .. — 1. i.
- A .-CHuxon Snuvicz AT Sn&_'� One of this
i
a hundrid acres .of ground, land using th'i'
fdradino gerieihlly�, or locally, Ili vogue. :
I-Afid
copy Shell be legible, oball be clean
. 1. .
i he asked for some music, slid Said
Jill like to hear a fine chorale
that It keeps out the -Thin , -which
moot comical 6potitadles.?! says Dickens, 11 I
have ever keen in. my life was church. with A.
barley'grown upon si2kty thousand sere"-�
.
Engliob, land.. Times are hard in England,
.
- . INVOlsvirlon WILL'Am Souarr .
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as - to : (a) Teipqriphioia festuras.
approach' tho'good copy set - bi
11 ' mmoly,ei well-written latter, not a
played
tape I . I
a.' We- had a piano brought
ifixt roomi and' ' .
Alice, played 11 Bin
falls - from' the` clibudo-a distinaI
tiold with 9; difference not In fairor of the
Wearer of the'pormannat'waterproof.'. Then
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heavy sea on, in the - On
- Hard steamer.
coming, 6tit. '. This officiati4g minister, an
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a they 2, �1109 usoo--up-every-year besides,
air . .
the hops grown on some -two. thousand,01ores
.1
land; he into 'tho-grog.
-and, quality, and aulti-�
(b) Soil, character .
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vable Olrea� (4) Climate. (a.) For What
,
text Oil A single line, WtittOn as nO1
writIng-master ever'did or will .wri
world's ona� H a will rahken mud4
g lot under Gott," on4nother, and
d, looking upward with. such sweet
he dwelt on the dolor-bLidieos-,-oontonding
'
extremely modest yonqo man, was brought Ili
,
. between'- *two big Ptewiido,ix%otlYao it - be-
of and yeady'rolls .
�gerios of London and the 'other great Eng..
branches of sgrioulttlr6 beat ,samplea. . (a)
Character of the.farming. (1) Stocks crops,
. .
but., he - Will poort. make, R
.
a .and the Aears Ili his iyeo.,- lai-
-thatAhw-Lancet Was, quite iiaht In stating
,
tho,i, color wad the beaVeven in cold
Were ODMing'Up to this �arateh in A prize fight,
I
fish towns something 'like A million bavrelo
.
in
.birildingo, aniftiag, labor, improved methods.
imitation Mi copy, and
.. Of I .
.id -11 DRS. richte bin 1) (That . is
"It The 116v,
white
.weather, while it was -admittedly the bent
',
The ship wan rollffig and pito 10 - that
�
the two stewards - had to stop an w1sch their
of bear, Lam told.Whi. this one brewer could
serve one-half the entire human race with -11
(g) Fended, ilea plantingl. (h) FATM back.
keeping. (I) Market facilities. . ,, . , - -
develop- , a characteristic and
'hand, ivilialt WAY be bad or goo
.
was Sunday. I
Kingsley preached, but I heard
.
says tho� Qaiien. -There were fit"
in the summer season. The objection to
White .woo, of couise, the readipesh with
-in
I
opportunity of inakiag A daft -at the reading
- , -
_418ok with ifielle reverend charge, during Which
I
i of beer -per bead fronihis owri brewing
g,ale .O.ralles of
11,10ingloyeail Heowilbovok!fiv
. , .
In regard.to It system of .ownership,"' it*
, . � .h
willbodoeirable to compare ,suo . reliable
.
ither , pioaninglapp, Had
not be 6 .
illOgib to. Thin hand.'Will alter'.
Iness and irritability of mind When
11 Pev6ril Oi the Peak" which
obj4btion which
which It shoWid the diii, -
-Was Strictly an advantoge in. a health point
*wet
pAuse he held on, u6w to one steward. and
.
now tiathi� other, with the feeblest .expression
. Sic, railway Ili Billiton, and� payd,ouk
'riv' every Weak in _'Io ,
*.:62,000. figoo to� bid beer6
information so. May ' be hod. domberning
the te�rwa-ofrantal, With the rate 'of - interest
.very grestlyao-hogrowo older. It
. a
Rt 01 van, because A is At'thst 46
I read
n - - . Who]!
3o'followad With' I 'fereas
of vlow� but whi6h would bid orac-,.
� tidally by .modifying the ool6r to gray. P or
*
no - fegi whatii U
of conterianee, and ver.
.
skera. Underrat
M a a power. represented by
. . I
Also to 'as ortain.
paid on"Mortgagoo,. and 0
Jallge of the .eyes is fixodj and.0
in came- in from dinlizer cinla dayl
t . Mot
O'
.
All ordinary occasions light gray ought to
length they made, a dart at the wrong moment,
Bud 'one steward was immediately behold
I such 1191109'48 those 2 NO Mr- Ila 3 I A
A a a
member of PArliament, Ijballevi ; So in' gre
to 04ch An. extent' as MAY be plan.
'06able the amounto represented b y mortgages
bell !AvO itself ; Rua it' Will alter at i
beeaiiii than V,a system of takin
-
as was so pleaded Oes
ly1ftee 'and smiied,. land canea me
I? Ifitle'wife 1) I Pi
� take t'ho place of black forouter coverings of
. . .
'the body. Black was, in'fadt, of all colors
' . I __ -11.
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alone in the extreme poteliective,- while the
.
other and the reverend gentleman held on by
. .
Allsop ; so are other brawora.' It is true,
they donot make,ninch otir there, but there
, In the, dggregate, and so compared with the
. �
, nestial value -of the p ropsrsy at) eneumbgro4i
lecture, whihh . aino.ral hands,
otamped,�and tomporaroy opoilad'th
raulein . (Dear .. 0 .
'all His tend6rnsti."this avoning
I. ai.
ilia voiry worst, and those poor a too W 0
thought it; necessary alter beregiemblettio .
.
the must In' the "middle. of Ihe osloon, Which
.
-arms asif
to, Ali old Adage. about I 8till. wAterd" tanniag:
. deep, had I hava no d6ubt it will - apply to
The irie*g of comildblat 06VOO118 On the coin-"
owning
but the cheroot" will form Itself i
will never be deficient In ale
[iold ray hand anti stroked, my' face
0
no so much Aba ranae M0,*o ,
.
immerge ibemselvei &r months Ili crops we I r
0
the latter embraced, With both it
*to. All'this time tho.congiagation
Wage big W1
.
bder tobi � Underiati it -l". whyt. L honestly
J;iBrative'eligibi4ty Of Small Capitalists,
or renting will -60 invited either- in the shape
decision.. -The idea that it .10 t(
glass'
, Ill two other doctors came int
�
Hollanaand -Sir- la -mea watoon,
indeed to be pitied. After ,the oqttek it was
Almost the saddest ci lnioexies�lvfilotad by
werer breaking up Into Poots and sliding away.
'Ana 'when at last the reverend gentlemen
. .
believe tint there Is no oingle.power in Groat
� Britain whioll'oo, infi noticed British charsoi9tt
or oral evidence or written opinions: Infor.
mation respecting stock laws will be gleaned
will �hava Steel itself, and ,
will not have been d6stroyed by
7
pionis seemed to be the game, 1h a
Society on- the already MbCrAbii.�.Londou
, . - .
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legraph�
hod basn'taiibled into big planet the deal
. � (a
and so Sways the inuiterial and moral do
. - Ai-
itorn the statute books of coup
. ixies '.Where
little rules �
- about attitude, and I
:01OPe, the
mind oconalinzailly wandering, 11L6
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looed one.put upom the dining room tab,le)
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� Dies of the British people kt6'Lshat influence;
the blear batta of
Ouch laws exist" oupplerannied pe lrhaps by
. which very irritation of i
odght to the teachers
astitution struggling with'the favor,
Lth there we � a an. improvement. ani I
"Tan ',SAcEs or dAsAD&. -7- The , Canadian
�
deserted OR church bodily, and want over to
the ParOuck. The econe VMS OLD extrabrilin.'
.Which Oito,outhroned, old .
Button-" .
correspondence with-cffidial persons, who way,
be converiaut with their opgration,� This
-convince ard,.
personal peculiarity, inapplicable,
)a was obauged Into aiiolbbr room.
Militotai 61 Agl�ioulture his just capped the
climax .
.01-i very stupid piece of builucoo. It
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drily ridiculous, and'was made so much ;aoto
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Much !ins lately Vean said about -.the. dig.
a that of
subjebt to intimately conne ted with I
', te'elirg.fl In that matter the eipe-
will writ a. as he does anything .oil
Gages to do, 48' Well 40 he Can, I
through the door he tutn6dL'Aud'
A beautiful pictaid sill thin& of the
bed been the custom for the - Califtdialt GOV-
, so by the exemplary gravity of all c6naerned':
in it, that I was obiizea to. leave. before the
.'tiossed otate of the English Working classes,.
forin
rIL on as-collo6kil either.. by oral eXantination
. eartnifi effiolonei and opqed. Aim
s coPy'of the Mailloul" and child
,
sit I
arnmebt to'distribute ptimphleto relating to
land to all., immigrantai with a View to getting
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service begall.!p , . '* , I
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which to. hardly botne but by entail statistics,
ln� reality, despite the oaaaolional proasure of
persons prAotioally acquaintOd
or by letter7-of I '. .
the actual and atimparatilvd toot, diurj�
- letter he gets: will lgive him some a
1.
and the. wooterlo gersonstliance
known arfibe Oolorma, Madonna,
is il=�rsd, years ago, and Asked
Id It,, eVar'leiVlnj�what is
thelp to Settle In Canada, but ItwAs observed
� that most of them, instead of obtilink in
An old womani who had resided, all hot
� 1116timeln A rural district In Aberdeenshire,
hot deathbisdi
severe privation, their condition hadl biloilli
steadily Improvirg ever since the cotton
with
b ii�d v or demerits e,f th several
d *'fly' I a of fen
' t on ""'a 0
din fri uob will be desirable
,4 lbility,will -be Attended t , like
, I 6
I given Lin the -ourri
a
it " ilir h hal� tber
CanAda, wentso United Stated to live.
.
WAN lying da .When, as usual
famine of 1862, 'The otatiotica of the Small
.
aserlp the h I . .
rider aid of
, '
'R
I Lea.rtiin� to write,"t.in Vppul
It helps. wOL u
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said. "On the 13th, of December
,thd
The seprot of' thiswao foundlo -*be that the
. C L
Ian 10-1
ao to of Arlo a Ited Sto as e 9,11.
under the circumstances, the parish minister
.
paid her a visit. After, some preliminary
savings banks, always 6 auto criterion. elf, the
atato of Elogliall labor, tell Abbir own story.
, . , I
L. "Ink'au z0ox-Elturvolif .
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X�nthly for April. 11
-_ ,
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developed a tendency to coligootlot
[go, a symptom Which: gave slarbi to
- 0
too a vettioe t air 6 n: Ian ll , I 0 1 in
6Z 0
, LL M , , .
.t)bsirvations,boaskodittliorew.as anything
that, her relatives to attend to
The total of ae 'in 1868 was 8,080,402,
poeitoro
'their
.
It will aoubtless be the objeot.of the Compile -
Jouggeationo
Loikdon 824ctator"41 We are all:
Glans. .It was noticed that on this
the file% time -the -Prince took -no
nd t J a
t a A . hhtm, a at
SUR Join
6 d
on arlme in in ante, they -off to Is the
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she wished
latter List demase -, and received. the following
-rat 1-�Woel,�or,-thorololtta"lo-thiug,-X-
and the : total of deposits
:e27.187 401 an aver go of. logo 'than 49
I I 6
0 tO-Abo
olonera to obtain a.
.simplest eta. boot methods Of IKOOPIng go,
-
'wo:ittaf
in what, it wo, thought, about it &E
wlil'thirik. "uld Appear a very
-ftactloniof
lg�janjs t them . The-
ily- I
(045) per mans . Y 1573, the former
Donn to "of fiThi opelAtiopl-f' A hitleh
r1ma-'n'bit 61'Lth '
a rel
! bid favorite MAdoprin pleturio n
'lot
Poled from his room.- He Would I
wise Inister w otallowdid himaelf'thui to be
duped, took his force of Olorka and Made theli
would like to be barrist it Ili, hirkyard ol L -j
but 1 wjidna like to be pittail votiy fat fthb
figure had rloati, to 4,002,567, And the latter
to Z68,471,40, Or hoarly;CIG Per Man,, While
.116glaoted, It Is to be tested, by too Many
Agr 1611arlats. ,11nder the bond 11 Agricul.
. crainnisid With groat oventat na we
inbide rite' W1110h.1f.-hot: great.-hiv.4
1, its he had previously boon, with
to the light And remalbod 'with big
tear out pill the advetildevionts ofthe Valt6d.
'Skatoo people, and now comeo the quostiOb
the, y1rd, nor Tot terra far dooft Anio, -
the
yitd.ti On being prebsed iq give a TOM= -for
the otatiStIolf of the Past tWeITOMonthi not.
w1khatanditig the marked depression ef tride,
teiral r J,
I dueXtIoll , the views of tiny competent
,
witnesses from time to time before the Coin-
-
Geduld grandeur of effect, The
never more Alive.. There never I
asped looking Silently out of the
tthooky. The Prince of Waldo was
aid to Who Will repay the expense of the
this: Strange r(AU04t, , she - 4nOw6ZGd:-
11 Weeli I'm trail
Show g considerable advailob in both. The
L
.,,
into slotere As to the- beat Modp of extending,
when the world WAS Moto dondtion
.
by the physicians,. and'wbile the
advertioemonto, the Ministat or tho,Govbtn.
� inept, Red It! the present aspect of ,affairs it
you Ace, grown very be 0,
on' at the last any I Wild like to be up
iflibaly SoclatI604" too" which have an
r
I aggregate of 1,787,291 al Lamborn, and a total
. nod so fat fin possible popularizing agrioula
- turai. 'ducatidn, will be audited. The po
0. . Bay.
grgilt events happening and aboui I
of the birth of now and groat
mideavorbli to r6sokuZo the Queen
looks as inotigh "the forlpbr would I have to
,
amd' the first ol homt Bull be OOi 011, the
I
capital of 48,630,525, tire largely todruitea
.
hitherto stied ill regatil to agricultural
ignuds of the highest Moment hol
Bit it WAS A struggle $or lifia., Every
. I
ry Minute was a galuf And'Sli James
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Incur the just expense of big folly�-Detroif
thkange" . .
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from theworking classes, Even the figricul.
.
aosoolaftepar will de'DWILI and receive 60n.
hourly raised'. Every nation to vi
only he brasthiig
rost and � Zribunea, I .
11 .
As An examination of niea,W students
tugal laborers, the worst Paild .of all -field'
olderatlon. The reitiltig Attained locally or.
something Which it Isola will nol
=hopeful,
'and abiout it's face and
. - I . - .
Who have gone, up for their dogtood ., 1 Irot
Wagt9 in Wiltshire, Dormstoldre, .sto.j being
generally, tha-advaritagoo of township OhOW9,
AllEntOP6, the only civilized piorli,
who m dusky bae.o� Albert,
spadels if you'vould, win potatoes".
Examiner-adess wo ought to ,-pluok about
only 25 canto a asy-haVe formed an Rootlet a.
-and the propriety tit erleour aging in their
Old World, faerming for Wait,11 all
-
Lie ariAd 'and ,beg6n Arranging
,Play
pi By Olubs If you would deal with a ruffian.'
half of those follows, X,nevdr now ondh An
Ignorant lot. & di"nind Phapilbat" Sah I LWO
tion. of their own, on the model of -the irsaeo
U121cloo, and ibis MovemOlato Although but
place 6 union of townships In the form of
an oldblafil division or county show, will
'that, five years bonds, the Young
says he bad not boon wsolditr*ill
�p I no he used to do wbart wall an d
Those
BY.. heart# If you Would *In friends -, pl;;
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P2mopdo if a *Oman,
pads them., Th Y'll ,have to 09,11 an In for
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; Ot without
partially ondoeopful as yet, I U
have to be abeettainea partly by correnvoud.
It, confais that ho to either A ci
resolfig. were said to be b ad
you woulawfla � .
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kilinifidando, I .
e n y by oral testimony. Under
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