The New Era, 1881-06-02, Page 7�
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Xisterapsinj .Losicr 01rom . . overed� in KP referring to
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. I , - � plailosepber04 Niece, A "Ipgplar post Itortean ]pIgcayerT In the the arts lie concealed, Worltmoa�w.drd this fact that Do %lumber " of t a New York —Acrootio:84 rooster,
Emperor '%V$111 n,4 and via, ispnra� � at Up at .
14 , $us. Vasa 4;f a RAPisg-Matioring vAncl6iniss. , put upon an oath never to l:evail the pro. �burchOs WOU14 he all Iring the .warm
. The following interesting letter Appears , _An enobstitino omile._The Valut julep.
The Fbiperoi'Willism has A Very Oellgl- in a recent issue of the London (Hug.) A despatch from.Fulton, N.Y., says a `09so used by their employers, Doors were summer months, breaks out in this Strain -. LA , .
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. I I . I kept 010110, artisans going out were search., At .4 doorway stQQdtho Devil, . �o6., minister Idsaiug ' �
tiv � Mortem ex . 11 . . feeling that Ilia 1 ,a ,, � . I
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� a palate, and is very fond of Asparagus. I 08 AMMation of the body of ,
I , Times. . ,, ad, visitors,were rigorously excluded from' hoed was level, parlshioner's wife.
At one. of the dinners at the royal castle at 44 Sir,�I have no Wish. to enter upon, any oseph,,,Bauoel,. who ,died recently in thin � I . ,&a lie watched a midnight ravel, where the fun . .
. - . .1 . I 11. RdMiSSIQUI And- f &Ilia operations blin —Nevor,cry over, split milk. There fs, .
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the time of his gra.udsoulo m. P�rriage the controversy with'31r. F roude, It -wan dub village, developed. a pbenomenonwhich our- . dod I VAR fast and free, enough water in it already. I I
, I I . � . I, the Workmen themselves, TbQ mysteries Kid the masking and the mumming, through !lie
3Pmporor remarked: $I It is very $tra4ges prisod, the doctors, and hap been the theme , .
. to the memory.of my uncle that those who . care there went 4 huminin
�everi ragus at the castle it had read his private note -book should know of considerable, modidal opeoulAtf on. craft were hedged in by, thick -set f the summer days a coming, w. lah. his fqAst- —The man who invented the fifteen- I
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tantesof soap, Which it never does At the ,what his wishes (as, they are, there jax. Bgwsel, who was 48 yea,ro old, wis a native = empirical pretensions a�Ad judicial 01 I Ing time should be, � , � .. p .a anow,maltiug patterns for tb .
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pala. I ca. �The most searching inquiries were. I I . I � affirmation. The royal manufactories of Who will fare so, well og he ? ; styles 0 oiloloth� I I I .
: - pressed) were, . I of Waldo, And in, boyhood was apprenticed . . I .
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� iastit�uted, but nothinK -Suspicious leguld be '&A , a io Mr. Froude?s reference, to-hid4en. tP tile trikdq. at machinist mud loom -fixer, greelain, for example, Word. c*rried 011, in � . . - -- 4 4 How am I going to Spend my samw I
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1 -4 - � - " I I usive. I 11 E, verything is lovelyill Said ho;'�' soon the paX. �, . . 2" is now t I he triomen
. ,diBcov,broa. Still the Emperor bed, been re � sons and explanations, he has Awakened which he follows, iuvarious factorles.iii Europe with &spirit of'jeakua excl ,,, sons, Staid and Steady, mer holidays , I
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� I so positile tbat another council of war WAS 'curiosity which lie. can hardly now rof non Wales and I ugland before 110 panic to this none. His Majesty of Saxony was especially , w, air A . ,
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. I . _ � ,g ready for . tb . mitti'll ''question with many., I I
lield,'thls- tini , . coun aircumspect— Not colifent with. the oath � Than summer spree. '
. . . e co6prising thetreatment to satisfy. try thirteen years Ago, to set,up the I ,
. ' of seer the rams and ewep and wethexal-An(A the .—There, is Ono perfectly Safe rule to -
,of the vegetable f ror4 its entrance into the 44 on one point in Xr, rrouae,o letter it ma6hiaeriy in the Oswego Falls factories, mposed upon big workpeaple, he 1 . I I . I �
I . I - . lsulbkins,�rithout tethers, follQw;lt is -contamed in �
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would lot abate his kingly suspicion in , �shall be sw6pt away like I
castle to the timp of Its. being Served at -necessary to any sompthlag. He. wrote to opposite this. place on the Oswa�o River. . . . feathers into, Owe YOU Must, You d better.,, . - - .
I table. The. result was 0,, ca al on FeVru Banael. was fo6vor of a brother monarch. Neither king �. . remorseless sea; . �
mpletQ a � vory 8th, 1$80, in reference to . a man of strong constitution, � � They will all,be ash for me � -
. ,vindication of the ' Emperor's icute but was addicted to enervating axe , cases, nor king's delegate might enter thetab000d 1 � . I - —Mons-trous—m-Iceland is 1hQ ofily coun-
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. .the letters of my Uncl. , a . . I walls of Meissen. What is erroneousl � T ?Iondid treat Is, whou the try which possesses A. voloaRN
i sense of taste, The castle kitchen is so y , his to me a a annual , he eruptiqg4
reminded him that'they were to be returned Ana for the past ton years. his health had .., I .
. called the Dresden p bronchi In,. at which gp off with Hoolm (eclat . .
unfavorably Situated as to neoessitat,q t1te to me when he had done with them ; . been seriously impaired, He had beon I orcelAin—that exquis. , I ) I . It'
. . . , � I Oratbromtonqdraeninig,itis,dra*ot.hophopligrds —4 groO many perso3lo are like the .
-carrying of the dishes to be served across treated by all the doctor' A h to and ito pottery of which the world has never � .
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seen its like --was produced for two And the sheep, dealrIng freedom, tell them that circus poster. It's only because they, are I
the Castle. yard, during which transit they At a single glanco what is nocessary for the pur- from Syracuse, and had dQsed himself with hundred years by c st that. they do not need 'am Stuck up that, they attract Attention.
are placed in covered bitakets, In order to 13coo and what Is not -o * 4; I would sooner everything he could heAr"of, so that 4ili - � . . I - .
'.. I repisoip everything in your bands at once, and lot house reastublol An apothecary's shop, neither the bribery of princes nor the ,In tho summer days to lead 'am; so they.ful
keep the .'asparagus hot, the Asparagus . , � . I . I I I . . , I their scrips with jold, —This I bas been a very healthy spring.
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disfi you do the editing yourself, "' you toasily could . I had garrulity of the ope t Not a bit like those a old. I . Q a number of western rivers that have
. . 0 . an extra, all w. my leisure Most of the pliyai(?ii ra ryba revealed it. : I
a are covered with 4Y Of do, if I am not to be loft to ,, rk A Difin thought Ile Quit ..I
N1 bar and am yet to bear the responqibility. Other discoveries have been less. success. . . . .�
hot. napkins. These, napkins, like W at . , cancer of the. stomach. The Symptoms .beep confined tb tteir beds for years, Are I . . �
� I - I fully guarded, fortunately for the W � It lJolue go off to breezr b� . .
. . I hlauds, some infest the .
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to6ble linen, are woLabea in soap, and appmrs. 41 This is the ouly.communic%tion of the were Janoluating pains, followed by the orlid., cake -and -pie I , now leaving them.
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gas ordinaxily menaltive, kind I bad with Mr. Froude, And this vomiting of Oth I L housand islands, others flowk —The other night Sarno wretch, ohoppeel -
, be, I I . I I a coffee -colored substance. originated iwa Stolen secret... F ew raiders L era roam the T . .
. is but too apt to, acquire a soapy taste from refi'864 to the whole collection -of letters The #paroxysms occurred I to foreign lands, . . . .
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I I need be, informed that tikiwa . i simply Then the various congregations seek tboilge * heifer belonging to Ald'. Chadwick, of
the, brief contact with the. napkins. Tho. and papers sent to, Mr. Nroiide, 4d not two or,three, weekst often attacking him in. thin � to IE - - L . 1. veral .. � �
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I - 2 platea with tin by .n axe, and br9kq a number .1 . L
. merely to those - notb�bqoka, which in fact the Street or at his work. Sometimes the into t to" -In being dipped 1, While the Devil of .the poor brute's ribs.. . 1. .
dish being, first b4laded to the, Emperor, he L , ' ll� Not to speak of dissipations . � I.. . \ I
-could hardly help. taking jud1he very one, werlq not in my mind at the time. M ' ill ppeared In his knees,jilisitbling his - molten metal. theory it is an L Vaitinf, stands, , N...
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,most iniproguated with the Offending taste. . , . y pains &I I easy matter to clean the surface of i I ran, Heou to catch them in his hands. - . —An English judg L ment Affirms that the . -
L ' , , reply to this was that, I did not expect to legs so that be fell. I L L . IF
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One day, nine years ago, ;6 physiciall di a bmth of boiling tini remove it ,, 1, who player am offlieted with the weys I have countries holds t a
a favorite dish is not to be have the letters returned -to * me until be , I p it """ . he practice of carrylagL'
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Henceforth iniat I envelo ad with a silvery metal to 4 place
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� covered with 11 soaped ii: Hankins. . n 'or I din ered A hypodermic injection of of ,0?? doo.tated, , �
. I had finished with them. Neither the n A . . L l." In practice, however, the pro. or to such delight$ addicted as th Cattle on deck to, be illegal. . . .
, afterwards had I Any notion that Mr. morphine to relieve the pain and kept up . .. 11 1. a shepherds I
I I . cons is one of the most difficult in the arts. find so dear; .. — When Oates 'predicted snow in June, I .
AL New Fashion. Vroude wan going to. publish the note., the injections for a year. Then Mrs. Emma it was discovered 'in HollAna. 11 , ,a only work for glory, with My partner from didn't he mean the down from the silver
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. book called #Sane Walsh Carlyle.' The other Franklin, who had become Bausel's nurse, I P�ory, 4d the � ,
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New York Letter; ,1t is fashionable now note�-booka I never read till. I read them in o6ncivaeZl,tbat.tba expensive daily visits of from publi6ity. with t4d utmost vigilance Thenwill tellmiprotty story,w ' poplar? This in the bearest thing to �
-tostoop. This- iquot 4, metaphor, meaning p I . . 1, I . I . formorethanhalfs century. Englv sr. � blob the people. beAutiful.'t in summer thatwo know of. ,
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rint. I . . . the doctor could be dispenisea with. - ' So I ,�ud, like to he f - Iw I . . . .
- tried in vain to die6over the � -r%m.withyou,,novor ear. - .
that women are a little more than ever 61 It, Mr. V rmide would but an ran I � secret, until . I .- � . —The Commissioner, of Fisheries ,has .
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... . I r der th6 : she bought a.'syringe slid ooine morphine jo, nee ShermAn,aCornishtniner,i i t * ' ' - �� notified Mr.Kekr, Local Fishery luspea.` *' I I
- stooping to f rivolity, but the'literol truth. paperanow,tobe exAminoa suadebided. and Set up luthe business herself. About ' Bo"'Un ' TWO, Ch](14ren Mungand Riary a Brother. - - � � I ,
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I The midsummer freak of metropolitan .upon by .three friend . a of, Mr. Carlyle, it . .1 thin time IDatioel, quar . relled, w � ith his. wife ca ' himself master of' the -secret, .and `� ' . . toi� t6 put f6, Stop to soine -fiallifig. in the . . . .
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. ' th T C secret of .panufac. . I Humber atia D ' .
-belles is nothing less than to Curve their b h" ' ' i ' 'A despatch from St tq6illle, W.'C:; am oil Rivers aiia Toront& )3'mt. '
. . would be in Accordance with his obvious and she went home toEngland. He became t " I I a ys,: I I � .. . I �
.spines And droop their shoulders'luliiI they el *its , also ate4ltbily Absolow Brown, a widower, living near,
I - a boarder at Mrs. P)rauklitili and she can'- gh' ' "Ulo� . I -Several exchanges complain that, Cos. I .
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intention as he has expressed it in his bt,in,d, aa 4, now within the reach 0% here, went Away from -home yesterday, trary to, law* Many f armors allow black- . , . I
look like hopeless consumptives. A girl will, and it would be. joyfully accepted by tinuea the morphine injections daily Jfor P611 artisans. . . � '. ' 1, aving his three children Slone. The I I
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-with a naturally -flat breast is, considered every member of - Mr. Carlyle's fa � mily, eight yea.rs, to relieve Bausel's pain when .1 . .. .a . .. - . knot to exist in their Orchards. The dis. , I..
mighty luok�, and she no longer, supplies - I . I .. ., . 11 yowigoot of thsaii.ohil,46a, ok: b
. 1, arn, Sir,. your obedient'sorvant' - he was itipain, -and 'when be was not, for pro . . ----11-17 �. " 'had lc�6 , g On - PoAA - ease is contagiousf and- in apparently, iapidly - - . - .. �
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I -pm -Artificial roundness, but, is proud of,--ber . 7� —�1111 ,'.., s� � . been Sickly, :gpd. I-lia..- two-. spreading, --------- , , - -, - I
- MAny CAuuyLx. - --- -fear- he would be.- --Duriog-the last, year the . I - -.-. -- - -- - 1. -f - I . I PAI.- . � . ..... ... . .1. .
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lack of -�vomanly , de�eloipment. There iff .1 1 24 Cheyne row, Chelsea, Xay,? '' dose had increased to io or 15. grains,of Two, ititerdsting problems vhIdh haim ,� - 0 Oy And girl, conceived. . --The generous. offer of Mr. Wiman of I
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no use in reminding. ber,'that her deficiency I I . long perplexed the-soientific World appear .idea at , .� , - im. out' of the w � . �
, . . . . . Morphine 4 d4y and Bausel's legs. were n`y' New York', to provide two floating Ila& for . I ..
.is not charming to Man , as; . . � . .They ac6oraingly tied 4 "rope. around his . I
. ouline ey Improve'd 1[tablem. - black with the: sc'ars of the syripge . . ib have been, af last definitely solved by � . ifie use of 'the. citizens of Toronto was so- * � I
. , That His lapt ill4esa begafi in March Is - . st,'Dr. Hahn. These _ � ajoistofthe house, I , .
. -she will follow . .the fashion, ,Ho I Galt is goln'o,�d ha-vie-&Uby shA., St with q the eminent � geologi neck and swiing hir�� to I cepted with thanks by the Council of th%V I . I . 11
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. .1 matter how foolish it is. I The .,idea the article of baby. in common 'use. is not s Savoie cold, upon recovering from which qUestiona are, first, whether or not celestial where he was f ound a few ,minutes later by city last aighti ,� . . . I �
. ,is that a hollow Client, is indicative of . . . . � bodioi; other than. the earth, belonging to A colored woman of the nelglibbrilood, who , � I v
a marl; has long been a matter of lie experienced, for. the firlay.-time, gres ' pAssed,through the lot .oil on errand. � * -�-Brooklyu I us .�
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. maidenhood. Women -who Are by nature up b , I _diffioul *eatYling.. Thi&was tliqug. t 1Q1,WA01aV System Are inbo,bitedby.animate I . ". had a club�. called 11 The So ' I
I n4tooriety �-tis -pleasing -to ti -in- This woua,a oatthochild'ftwa and laid it of Rent,"' W.U. mak6 it tgair boast that they .
to' a flo,tieri themselves as I �a,u a-togret, andd I .
. .=6 I' * d I beings, and, secondly, whether the Meteoric. . . ;�
amp, y an owe � . see thak citizens of Galt ,have icoggi to be asthmatic. The &ttackswere perio ic, . . I I pil a. a i w ell it egan , I I 11010 never worked and never Will.' I They ' . ''�
. . 'Much as possible witIl uncommonly high, nized the necessity .for holding out an. sparmodio-andexcruoiatingly painful.. Ere stones from time to time cast upon the . I . . .to goop and I
. I I . In , re no con6ciousne - Slid th . would be a good -club. for.% policeman to I I .
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. narrow corsets, aad:16M their'ihoulilekg as inducement .to prospective pro,%iiqtors'of .could not lie down or Sleep, ihough� can. surface of this globe emanate from incan. I a t er ay, . 6'ad, returning %hornoward. take possession of. . . .
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far forward " possible, thus rendering null, babies to improve the quality of t a present stAntly dose-dwith mbrpbjne. 'Anew doe,. descent Comets oir from' volcanic planets. a a i a later , sto � pe � igain at Brown's , --Quite a number of tfansfers of pr . 0, I
and void one of the best of their beauties, I . That they At no time formed's part of the I � a I �
I .. . article. The inducement 'is to Aake the. tor.suspected heart dibesse. 011se,. w ore 6 tallied that .the party. has -been made at- Patrolea, . Mr. -
. Ali, well; what fools my sex sometimes Ship of prizes, which are to be offered on' He directed that the attending phyBiciAu, earth itself. has been .conclusively d I . a asde
I . I . I em6n' brother -and sister had taken the youn Joseph Huggard bibs purchised the Groat , . � I �
,inake of themselves 1, lipme of iny formerly tile Queen's Birthday., There citU be no in 6rder that it. migbt be settlod what had otrated. Dr. Hahn has recently -completed . 9 . . . .
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I I . . child off -the bed, carried it 6ut behind the Western Hotel property for 03,500 and the .
buxuln ftiends ho,ire degenerated into hump- denying the 'claim put forward by soind .been the matter with him. so . long, should. a series (if investigations upoil Some of the I I .
. cli in a single week. -Their dresses . .1 garden lxnd buried it. - She hastened to the KbUip forth -for 07,500. . . I �
-bacl buge meteoric stones that fell from the ' I � . . � . I --
of the most distinguished -tbinkerg of the makea, poii-mortein-examivation, to which . ,scene of the b�rkl, dug the child Up and "-Gentle maid, whK so dejected? ,' 1,
. have been altered 'io suit the changed age, that, one of the � crying wants of the -anybody might be.invit6d except. the doctor - skies in Hungary during the summer of 1866. carried it to the � house I , The child died to. . . , . Pray tell me w y this groat distress, . .
,shanea, though Ilmagine they would suit . ' Thin Ismium of these. Mysterious bodies, � .
the new figures I if' they were turn � ea bind present .century is all -article of be,by tliat� ' who had -first given him voidrfInne. Then .. . . day froni the shook. , . I I . � Pray dolll:sighed he. . . . I . I .
will not. go into apsoma eviery time it is he beonmej seusible� aind next"I "ing he pubjectod toexarnixistionander a powerful � .. - 11 7,X I
, . I . . Morm , . . . . �, � � f R, Tom proposed so uniaxpected . � . .
side before. The simpletons remind His �f . I . 1. ' have been found to-13ontoan ' I . .. . at I amid no,.whou Imesut yes; ;, . � . �, t
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.. the pictures in tha OR reading books illus- approached Vy a peiliQn of An inquiring died. ,.� - , nucroscope'. . spongeous formations, w1a to ..;� * A Too Obedl�nt Boni . � .. i.. I . . . . . . . . I . ... �.
. � turn of mind in regard to* the color -of its . M'tli6goss'-mortem examinatiqn, which ,orallino ., . . .1 I . lloo,hool 11 cried she. I � . - 1. . I I
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trating the good and the bad postare At a � � , . ,royeal unmistako6bli trades of �h (r� rom-tbe dt. ian�es'l Gazette.) - . =In *law of Uke iecent unravelling of a � - - . :
hair or. the progress being made in the was made by � Dr. (3. .S.karill, of Oswe .a. lower - - . ..: r .
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I . desk—a, boy with ,.protruded- breas� and .catting.of.-Its tee*th,. .No lover , of, his assisted, by Dr. W. * A.'aall, I of I Fulton,!Oj forms of vegetatioli. All the organisms, - th6 Assize, Court at. Hoilbr6un, in Wutt. New York murder by a newspaper Highs, . . ql� �
. arect. hand, w,hich is like 'the belle its she * . . look upbri thlo -- baby ' f .was observed that the upper surface of the aninial -and 'vegetable, .'discoyoiqS1 by Dr. amberg, had lately before it. a Cain which is' the BxpreW, Ofthat city, thiiiks it a pity a - . .I- ,� � .
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. , and anoiber bqllumped over his b race can . . 9 � at L Hahn in the delicate I stone shl'ifiigs he has probe,bly, unique in -criminal aUA I � few tie vopaper reportan I . . I . . .. . 1.
'Was I Oak,, the- 'Present' dity without- feeling - a lungs bad 'a strangely- mottled appe 'Auge. - , als. A panel couldn't -be sar-, . . . . .
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.Which is like as she is. '- It is' to I boL -hoped - dea'l't With indicate' Op of . laborer, .wbor was laid' up with' a broken repti cd t detective " lh
. I e se of pain and humiliation., Ib is On -closer examinatioil it WAS found that it the con4iti, . I . . . : 'Ll . . . . ... '.�
. . Ad io be 6ne'of,whA;tia ;'charged. with 'embezzlement, and " I . .
. ,th.kt this idiocy Will be of, short , duration, . .notin keeping with the spirit of t4wage. It was covered,*ith iron or steel filings, am. their parent 'we .. .. leg, waf I service. ,.. . .. . . . . . . � . � I
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L 1 . . ; I 1 I . I : is altogbthe I r o4t of date. It is obsolete'and. � beda4d 'in' tlie tissue. On'the under side ,technically' t6kmed.ld primary formation. L ?�. 'was summoned to appear, before the juge. � "Down- in the South American ropublia . . � , , I It'
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V .. , .Ass R�. C. Bi . L Isatisfactory, Wlil6rapia,'atrldes.�have b0be I . - was h6. traoeof filings.' Bluttli g.0jW.Q,,9[. W , L . � .1 . . �qql . ' : � �` 't
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r ter,in that woj1d.1g, 7istruo0on.,*Ove w ei a,. ,. . L -of Columbim the j;ople think the end -of all - - � ' - -'-.
, �hop on the Account of she ut go there %-p- -Q , � 1- .. i4 4'i - � - ", " ", , - �, I-d ,* ' " "." I
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crCatiolli � . � beeri'made thd various branches of A quantity of dark.colored blood v6d'by the fact that the. tiny �etri grace, perhaps unitb1b to, exaulp�te hir�lself, :,t ings as -come because the all , is over- - � - I I
� . ... . ' . . 4o ordered his Sol! to hhng:him The son, . . . .. . . . . . -116
. . R , Science itild art, ,we are forced - .6 admit un'd Ili the stomach,-- the mVcoua meta- creatur4.revesled tby'the media of � the IAA , . run by-locusits. If they were to have .,.� . . . .
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. Dr. Clifford, the Romau Cathdlio Bishop '6 .... . , I I , . the so-called-oubmque- . ii, :Uramps for 0"%L few day* -:. ' I . : . . T. i
-of Clifton, England has surprised �every .that no visibie improvement has taken: br of whx�ch* -,was.,ongorged,' atid -the.. one and all'bolong. . . . who &ISO wasalaborar,bbeyea i6'fa,ther'h . a they 7?uld.phauge . . . I I
, I - - are ' I Irt was -Ereatly eali;irged with looni. ous plasses :of. animals.,'. They � could not wish'; and'bitiried'him -to the house loft, th-e'lr minds. - - . . , . � .1. . ... .
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-one by the boldnesi..'with' which - he: -has jla6e in the matter, of babies. Jilpy bea w "' I i tively from one of I . , ,
ported his L almost an 'exact c6unterpaxt of.the bhby of ' - ii: -large its the* 'end . of : have: . existed - in comets, at. least 'if the where he hung h m effee , I � . .
L Map] -Isiplitna- . , . . . . - ' . . —The s.tetement which in going thb , .
new and original . --'t�ou Wbdn assUMPUP11 ' � ' 'beams. The court. sentenced the son rounds,, that Mrg;. Bell) wife of the tole. - I . .
ohspt.L Re ' , on the .mitfito 'Valve. be coimot that these are.4a, a. .the L" 1. . I .
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tion of the first at of Genesis. .:The a deuttiry 4go� ., -They.go through the same, the thumb � dis state of'setive combustion.—London Tel'�- to imprisonnfeat.for three yearantid nine 'L . the . . . ". L .L:" � N
� I .succeesivis stages'of existence, do na-k-now the wetal'filinge on, the lungs -w -ore - . . :, L ' ' I .. phone lnvbnior in, a do V ' . ..
IM86in fs6t that he mtkes-ulear -is- -that he I. , I 1: " 1� I. .. . , - months. . L I L i I . a mate, o's wan ; . 1. . . .1�
apy,more,,require justan.-Much -attention, . Covered .and of the phyiicians remaii6d. anyph" , . � . ,�, I I . .. . 'Wife of Professor Morse,': the inventor of � ...
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I . are .equally -liable to colic. andare guilty of thafthey.sihowed.*cle'arly ,what the MAWS, .. L' � I . 1, . i Sees L telegisph, in intohded as -s notification '. .. I :- I
.Darwin or -Prof. Tyndall. ,84entifically" occupation, had.' boon. .The - do . RO'XANT16 L" Oati6AENOE AT ,THE' FALT'S. :' , . �L The,sa aries paid to New Tokk actre . I.
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'Like the -13is'1266. bf E xeter, he -the ba !as of ,past. genamfions. -.Their hair the � p6roons v6ry romantic , affair, took jimee st�`t whbi, At, mie: union squar� list sesgoii,b adt .. . . . .1 � I
defended. . . ecoind Falloof;Niagarm op Tuesday last, which marry � .. . .. . I 1. . I -
,does not lookfor science in tile Bible.' Ha does'not grow Any quicker, their teeth" -d6. liQy'to b similarly Affected 'by in. . ds-'sfr�nger , 6600 a week, - furnishing hor'� own diesees; great inventors. - . ..' - L I '.-. . . .. .. �. 1
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I data AS Ail UIAQW6ble'; ll�pothe . . I . the j6 ' ' ' ' '' I' "" ; , k _",- . Fanny avenpor is okid to'hay'e'receiv'ed .. k 20,000 copies of the re.- -- ' . I I :
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. rej a , , . 0 Wday younger that, babies of the sameage depositbil the lungs inight, o6li'd probabl 11 n., A fine-.odking. man, uown , 6 Vjeed � edition L bf the 'NeW, � Testament. L . I .
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. . could at any ormer period of the ,world's would be fatal, especially if the pulmonary As PF.Har.r� Darling, of Atlatitai Georgia, .'07.50 %; weak last ydar At, the Fifth Avenu 'L10,000 . Cap. ' . . . 1. �., ;,L
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determined length ; the order .of areation, L . I Theatre, but it . . a were.. sent to . . . . ..
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I discovering a meani of preventing Any. one tiouallj.� robasL Par . . PAY "�a' the Union Squat 'ther6' had ordered. all of . big copies to be - -,-. . ..., ...
.scieutiiic orden Casting . about - for the. oi the numerous Maladies .and complaints' meut;of the heart complicated the case. of money. freely, visited the Tab ' !a Rock Hoki,sa weak of. ,a ; Ad&. D.j.as had' - . . . . I. ,
. real meaning of Moses, hd points out that . . . . and Museum, WhL 0250; K deiitby mail, dad the consignment, "Wtin: "I' , * `.
. with whioll babies, f rain All time ,have been Batlael and reaultea in his death. , or� be was equally free in, ito Claxton haa 6175, eta. These ,. 1. . . , . .., --- - - - .
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. week for heathen festiv . 61s -, and. Moses had. amictea ; 'On the contrary; they. have. v6ddea. . 'Lie e;pendit�re. Fino,11 h his gaze rested. salaries considers , steamer. From .0180 to 0200 Worth 61 ' .-' : . . �
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several now complaints . .. .. Titles in canj�da. . - ' ', - - upon one of Mr. Davis' andsome, female !low riiany ambitious girls are broken. down at. I . . I . L I ,. I
� , to. fear L _ that his followers I tathe list. Alto- . . . . . , I : I , '. , I
� .1. . . ' amps were required.to pay the postage. - -, � .
,g9od reason . � . . . L assietanits, Miss Annie.-Marphy-� foimerl to make one , jobd perf6rmer and.how" brief . . . . .
I . WOU I Lid ,recur to th gather, the present style �ofbaby is n6t'.up , , ,(0t#.,wa, Correspondence Chicago Times) . I I y - - 0 thtt L . . . I . 'L
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� . . of.St. Cathv�rinep. He asked.her,lf ,Ae, 06 range. of popularity may her, and Also -W-Omew know Is . . % .
I worship: kosga,.desiring to offer, them a to the mark. bag 'failed to appreciate The' icheme has prove& a failure. The . do, for - fashiomdebars their enjoyment of ' * . . �
I _ . . . I . I . I. . would like to be marr;ied and have him for the expense.of siich A - life, it is not very .
, the jewuB - df the epoch in Which it liv6s.� . - . I . .. . . I .. .� ' :.
I substitute for t1te heathen .f evats, - wrote 9, common people Who have to pay. the taxes, � a husband; ' She'�%id'slii..Vrouldi.suiil 9 . I nature's infinite changes. - They. dare not ' - -" '- .
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I bymn for them-,- in whichle -did -not pro.' I SOL long AS this remains the 00,80, jtL will'be , and whose votes make and unmake he: large after all. L . . � . .. expose themselves to tb'e sun for-fesir 6f . . . .
I rtification EL'nd .. I . ters in, tbis 'colony, L.flee Minis' did. -This was oil .Monday - TaGiasy the A father.iiii6resting'Llneldent, which now
. fess, in fa6t,'to give m history of the.. do' , a source of. me pain to &I hero '1rbin the . I .
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-of creation, but only to consecrate' ta the. who . N�ish to -,see humanity raised't6.a 'to r went across the rive�i and� ,were mar� appears in print foi.the first time, Occurred 1. . . . . .
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19 qr�a. mother , Pidal and are now spending tho'hotieymoor; daring�'thei *joit of Mr. . rn' . - I " � "
. I one Deity of all ores;il6n the days. of the Ili h tanaaird§ sud.tU race fosibred'and thin'gs, .the aristb6ra;tic system which the : , i .. .. coasqduence they ban -only,revelin twilight � , I .� I
� - I improved;'. What-'sooms to be requir4a f Land -lots of money.at tlie-Falls# ' , ,'-. . .Toronto, sometime Since, At the. close *of . 1. � . .
week, which Still hero aluong the .1sraelitba � .� . I qr British Government is he*, seakingL..t.0 I I .. I-. . . - : , . moo�nllg'&' effects, 'arid..'their liking for . � 1. .
L an names.. z . . , this ve age -is's baby that will take. transplant here, Naturally, therefore . ithey The -game, of quoits was 'a favo lie One his adaross upon the Irish Land Question or ban strong.' , . �- - � . .
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. � -. I I., !. � careof 'itself when thro*ul Upon its bi'v have no great rd ard. for the- splendid turn. . 0 BX: Ito . �Id Dundas girl."�Tburp'oomrcommonc- I ' ' - .' - ..
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� . . from Making. iiividions and --disparaging P13 theperforin6tice 6f'tlie National in 1. . I . . . . .. L .. . ;, :, . 11 . .
1. . I - Ott&W 4 soci�ty*. When Parliament is7 in iseus, and the young ar#olici was an. Anthem, 9--- L I . . . . . .
� , , , Nor one knows until all has tiiddlt, says- ��� e- Irl" , 'bv t is 'Mr,'Parfiell?a aftAnti I Caust then rem b d anr il I n . I . . . . I .-
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�e i0marks in a loud voice And foreign tongue ftLtwfw��td-��.,+,.,A, .%- .6bubted1v the very fellow, to invint aioh-a, _ - .t L V.
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. w - all-ax,perm"'yqu-no wife --tty, ly. directed to the circum- 'When our joys ancl no . . I . -
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r uiuchshe-may in,contset - 11 be impervi I t4l. 1. 0 proft Irish Toottoll'posththop 'trystiligotroa?, - . 1
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th? aspect of thing6 about the: libuse. by to criticism and pins, proof against cramps -Look' 0 Corp high protb�tive th� Christian era,: wit,! *1 Oh, I- don't wonaer they Wine& . It. has been received, bui vie shall ,deollue . ., . I . I '11,
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Using a little varnish. On a sunshiny'day. 'and'other infafitild;-disoraers, can stand pbalid�ug�, ip for s�il6rs 'ing, and thera'are pther ingtaubes . of .the was played s6-abominably4" � .. . 1. 11 . answer -until after looking. up the laws of . I 'k
;' . tariffs, was mixing. black-stri L - . ' .
. take the old: chairs and -tables out oil the firm in 1.� resistinc, tile tom�ptatioLs.:bf It no'being both common and popular with � At a Beilin f�&�Iier dy *bliphineaj. L Ontario, concerning breach of &qmiSo., I . I
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at insist shantymen in.a S u . ootribli. feafhe 11 - -- - . with. regPtic! to . .
porch or by an open door; Wrid, -afte tho. the'bottie*, *aud�th will -.not 4 . . e'-Greelm. The*Roman' . . . .
. Ir , store,is known ass Sir.Bolus. SirWilliam, th a, also *played an r dyed in all , 0 the - last StZUZe. L . . .. . . . .
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I I XOughly dusting and.wiping off With a damp in -creating - -a - disturbance in the Pierce Howland (a MiLssachus6tts YiLnk,, 400its ; ill fact it was One, of tbeir'principal 1-inebliyl-viol6t was Isla upon-spape on *. 'Should�youp`or the Stigian ItIver - I .1 I . �� .
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cloth, apply a thin cast 'of varnish, and so middle of- the ni��to th�rebycompelling its ' ttests. Thei,ilsed-a stone quoit.. and. the' which some sintadnia had boon poured t .' Virst -rest Inoath the ifo-living,Tree, . I. . I . . 1. .. . .1
. � by birthi, who, was- knighted because he cOr Will owpause in the allmdo ,; mY.darlftg, . . . I I
cover up scratches and warred Spots of all ,proprietor'to go. through.ulldignifiedper- ectv�iis. to See W I � 1. .
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. I . was at one time Lieutenallf-Governor of obj .he could throw.it the had dried up again. After 6, .tim6AIie- fea. % 7 . I . 1. I . I .
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. kinds. It willdryinavery short. timei form6,naes -and skirmish all over the house Ontario, ig a :flbur and food merchant in farthest',. and land it nearest to's stick ther becalode partially. green, the ,groan . . . � I . � I
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.good you have done, A flAnnel cloth, with. 10ther' intoiicating beverages to W ich the there,who knew bim..as Bill Howland - Mr. Gladstone loves to sit' dowil to. Work An* 07traordin ffect. , This-rosotion is . I '. � �
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. � a Very little linseed oil,. is - good. to' rub infant of the present 'clay wheii lie was -teaming grist at Lambton imp�edisteiy Nftef breakfast, and -to toil on being' utilized in f2ther-dyeing, and wl Anything that we can do to pleaso . poets- � . . .. . I
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. be exercised to'provent apy.ollbeing -loft stomach , a - babyo in f acti . I . . eatly . sa 'Sir to, Within half an liour of dinner time,whiou artificial flowers. . 1. . . outside of printing their efforts -will lie ' , . . I I I . .
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ho wildly crives- Brmn and Shorts, Sir Chicago 96. 2, Sir he will take perhaps s; hasty.- gallop on I . I I . . choerfgll� attended *to. . I I , . ., � . ..
I 4on'. the wood to attract dust.. Itmust be wbi�h'w,ill.bo-6 general impr6yonienfou Oileake and so an, All .of which, I Should. horieba6k or a quick Walk. Abput,l-or 2� *The death isantiounceaof,lamesThomaq . I I . I . . ... .. . .. I., . . . . . .
rubbed until you would not know,. excepb ,the present utigatisfactOrY � and Aut`gdihA-. Say, 16 -contrary to`the peace df our -in the afternoon he takes . 4 biscuit and a Fields, one of the e6rly -publishers -of the I Mrs. LhngtrytA -Sttrotiv�aes,� does mob - . � I .. 1. . �.
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by the improved appearance, that any ,oil vian style of 4tifaiit And bring back Ilia lost sovereign lady tile - Queeti, her ,Crbw'n slid couple of glasses. of sberry��, as he "once 4, Atlantic Mouthly," And its. editor frinii decline. - When she - entered t a Royal '�' . . I " I
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. . I 'L . . Toronto Globe, who died - a year Ago from - a may, "he found it' gave. him -renewed both these ..positions the success -of that did n* at notibe her; -but -gradually, as the I .;!i
I William .Shelp,.tbe well knowti ticket developing an improved article of baby.,.. biill-et-woii�dinflicte.dbyBennett,o,discharg- strength." Next to Homer, Dan. 0 - 13, . r. magazine i.13L I rgely Aus." The eniinent whigpered intelligence of her �iaaeUC6 Weak ; ". . . . . . I . . .
I .-othek day'to with 9, patent attachment by .which it ad pmployee,who was hanged forthe offence' G14datorielp favoifte'stithor. He is go.nd Field'd rende W . .. . .
agent, of Rochester, -went the R;dy L. i M to ,aboui,'a gen'bral * move . .. . ..
NiagarsFalls to ado the alre famous could consume-'its'own noigo, the prizes ' of Scott ; L t so t Mr. � ired . an made to most'. . . I .
6L' Will .. more than'buca aecli46d knighthood, b6-#, . And Macatilay. he admits, Cured Men olletters in Wkf,'own country And in her, people pushing each other bA,6kw&rd, . . .. .. . �
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dog . LPI&CO in the himi of -his eXtrelne * Chutch slid State 13WgIand are not to, be so. briehy i%oknow'. analorward and choking u thedoa,�way . 2 .. . . � .
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being drowned in the celebiatbd ra 5u 'to the people Of, thi"briving* 'have accepicA, the alleged honor,jU6tlQ', L .
. I I 0 it . qt%res with perfect equanimity, and walked ' ' ' I .
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. 4t place, wai .1andea. on Tkylor's Point . town.� . 1. ... ... is only fair to Say that they Yielded , ,Snotber,Tewess, a daughter of Bie hoffs a - L . . .
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three weeks Ago and is"still imprisoned .' . . . because he thought his Wife loved their heim, nown Ova 1ore through ,his ooll. .. � .
I their bettor judgment to the coaxing Of dau 0 i .
. there. ; Mr. Shelp says tho4lully 300 people. Dduth . of a lVinn who FokighVwcepm�eh. I against .ghter.morethiashedidbim,; aCali.' nection with Erle,.Lhaa Married. abothir. most qu. otly7dressba, woman thereim' . . .. . . . I
. I I 1. their wives, for woman dearly love to be fornia girl because her father marriea a earl, the'tmil. of Desart, and the marriage M. Gounod Was enjoying the other dity a, , .
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. daily hover around thd bmakd when food is ,�,b ls 04* u n, Ill,, Miy. 24.-The'body of addiessed Lady' This or ,tady That, IriL woman who was, her junior; a Rhode was'celobrat6d, aftdr, thid Rooebery prece-, . quict ch'at-in-his own house with's friend . .. I .. L � , � . .
thrown to the dog two hundrea.�ud fifteen, Ayres Lefar&6, i6o died* at P6plar Plain; t'Tpper Canada the.pr�is on both f�idea of . 1. L
. . becauio he'earelesily built deat,fireb at the ,Rogistrigrls and then"at when ail inhuman, organ,grinder entered % . :
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feet below. An offorb will be made by Ky., 6nThursday,wai-buridd,on Sunday 'politibs,-witli few excepii0ilsi is opposed 'to, wall out of plumb;. 4ia. negro the Church; .as by - law,.. established. The 'the courtyard and immediate . .:� 'LL' . w
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ut � at that aft,r,d,l,. - Ila - was a -soldier in �. the, war,. the proati6n of & titled class, The Globe, 'b0C&UgO he. could. nbt feel that he had - a stream ,of .'aristocracy W.Rugland inbecom-.. Ono of'tho maestrols; sweetest .molodiasi.. -1, , : - . ,. .
place, w1lo hag arranged A bag with - Pled- of 1812, in the Fourth - Be i nt of Ron. ,London Idm-tiser, Hamiltoti -Timrs, and Satisfadtor'y quanti pregnatod with Jewish "Good heavens Ill exclaimed 'the gentle .. .
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. . . . Tecumseh was killed,, And Went with Npt. press-tbo Toroutlo.lrail -alone' excepted! . Mrs. Gladstone i . . I
. days, the bag, which has a gpring� attached Matthew$, and Simon Rentoil to the, Spot lqg thebome Author tie derstand that her husband of three days s*6re at her., and gs for the villagers . . . . I
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I where the Indian chief fell. Repton told Tpryism of the .,colonies' is 'not blue A, St.; John despatch 'says - U having of Ho,warden." She has given them at; . I I I I
. been iumored that the Princess Louise was oxcellerit coffee-bouse, which in - oP6 week . Admiral Sir Leopold. McClintock ana,hi 'a * .
makes a grab at the m6ttt;tbe ba� suadlouIy Lefargee to turn- Teoul:nseh .o'ver and on onoilgh for an ariBtoorkey in buckram. S - P
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closes on himi- and 11(3 Will be drawn. up to leg in his , . , L I — . , comin od from England, next 't6ok , ir days a;nd Sundays. Sho hag slab 096ab- officers will entertain the Governor General , . ..
doing so he found soven bullet ho' - Leona; I .
. 6 more. Two d . � . ra Tilley was lftterview-ed-�on the lishea near the castle,& home for orphans. and Princeia Louise at a grand ball on the .1
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. . liberty onci uoks Also Impri.- body, Lef a,rgeo .Always claimed -that ' a Corporal punishment, as it is now it!- Sub Ono servants havi3 boon flagshilp Northampton on their arrival at � - I �
gonad there, Are big cohipquioni. They are soldier named Dave Goa�lditig killed, tbo- flicted in England on priaoriors - by means V j"Ct tbiq forenoon.' �H# said the Many of tile Gladst -the Dominion Art kxhibi. L " . : . . I
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fed twice a day by food PA in a pit�ei bag, chief.., 1. of a birch -rod, apVeara to be rog�rdad by .e,s Will ill Ail pibbabi thirty and forty Holifax-to opon
- R I I . Parisian for Aimoliski. on the 7th or 8th of years., I . I tion.on. the Ist.of July, Thorewilialsob.0' ' ' I
, with a stone in it, which isthroWn. down to . themonL'S'good joke, and to-.'eiEeroiso an . June; 'She will - attend the -review at . . � & grand review of tgo lys I and oi brilliant . ..
I them. The stone is f3o'urranged that when HOW.To Cob]CL.MrAnA6Vs�A ofitipal exhilarating rather than a deterrent effect The full tillpa with Which the Qdech has .1. a .
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the bag reaches the ground it will burst old gentlema,ilLwil'a has always treated his PIL i L Of P rk4 , Su9sex on the Ist of July in company -i�lth in - �n , time �dxierally. . "
. open And supply 'thd prisoners with the an the offenders. The 6h& a n it the Governor-.Ceberal, ' I . . vested Prince Leopold are as follom . .. i. , . . t " * , I . .. .1 .
. stomach with great respootwants to know ..burst pji'hou, in his report just printed, - . His 116yal'Highness the Dukopf Albany,. - A Cincinnati re or or ion 8Murday visited *
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contents. The do was discovered by a can ladies will have call�.Aft ntioli tothis *point, and expresses -Gaielta 66h Archbishop'Purce,M at biste *. .
h it is that A,meri TOO London Official , IAO night 'Earl of Clarence, and Baron Arklow. to treitt in Brown .' , --
. A W a Ltoa that His 'Royal Highness . Prince of these titles have s historidal slqnificance, Cgunty,.-aud *found him, . -�er � .
sister of Mrs. 6.1alb9olach three weeks th,yir oLBP6r0,gu0 * 06110d by OvCr-0OOk&1;V his balief that in the a a it is kindest to FAI . . . y fooble. Eta ' : - - 1
ago, wbilig she and Mn And Mrs, Nalbiloisch " it is vor� piltisb10 to have so- good 0, make punishment real, lie is inclined to Leopold list boon - M&Ud a poor of E ng. ,and it io gaid that they wer6aociddd. upon WAS wheeled out LOU the porch in an 'basy. 1 . :�- I : .
were walking across the Niagdrabd 0, vegotableruined. �Bettor,to'eatth' w land', Vith the title of Duke of- Albany, and - by the Queen an eared as bright as .
, Oul ra 'think, from a conversation 'overheard . - 4 the prindo,o;fter tv long-. chmir4': Ilia intellect ap . L I . . ..
hey were incidentally spe r a certain will now be out I I ' '
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who was impriaonea on an l8landkr -thir- tenacity to the bite to be pq,I&t&ble. if recently boon flogged, that'.1f Corporal HOUSe of Lords,with his brotherd;` Who sit, As though they bad not enough alroady short time. ' I I I I ... . . . .
. teon m6nths, when they cast their eyes on they are too soft all tbei'r virtue in gone, punishmont mush be 'J.Ogortod to at' all, the ;ue 'uke of Saxony, Cornwall and ali thal*r hand,;, tbq Conservative party in It in understood that Ono of tile lait
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I the island and saw the dog. L . : L for 'into the drain Where your cook poured bitch is a mistake. "'Well," -inquired Cub Oth as Duke of Edinburgh, the Vrop Churaft ot Scotio,ua are now - fricial Acts of the HOUf James .McDonald .
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Basutolmlid, of Which we ofton heme now, the, watdt the asparagus Were boiled i of the prisoners ,,,how di& ybu got on the third an Dako of Connaught. : I
. in I . . Summoned to r 'inst the - now before resigning offied as btialster. ' OtL' ..
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was than � colonized, 1y tri f row dritY for all thin-thdra.. is So Jac . fellow captive, ,,, mind the body of Ilia dougliter, Lady Blanche 6111 Zembly. S r Henry Moncralff has of a ntimbdr of Q.C.1h, Amongst whom is the
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tbo Tromsv&0, whom Moshoth, a chief, Sayer, though neglected to,day, t? Akilk Act; &uoy minding a Mar hy bftl,ft �talsdd the Alarm.. � I . Hon. Wni. MovoUgo'll. .
. Still is, an LaUthority.11 1. - ,,that of her m6ther.ja the � . I
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rl� r late Lord Boaconallold, but their lives, until they took it, Id them 'Rev. George It. Hepworth, which lairpag, Emperor go,polooft II and that 'this Sam is divided Wwadn the . . I
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