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The New Era, 1881-08-18, Page 6: . � � . ) I - � 4 rp 0 9 " * , , , 0 9 Al I � IS 11 4 . A white wh Ale WAS seen in WICIE Bay, . ,o,11[acidento that. 04mastred. as the Isom Wedding at Zard, Vella Campbell and t I "� . I A - i I I I .. . � - . �. .11 11. I TARN OON or AXQVL,40 — . . I VACCINATION* I I — . - _ __ ., _ , , - ,. , TFIN RX—IMEXIER.' . ____ I I land, 04 Wq would Jilt , a to 'have in other- I . .1 I I . � . . I � AA&6g;USt 18, 1881, I 1. . I . 1(,AVVST $00TT11911 NOVES , A white wh Ale WAS seen in WICIE Bay, . ,o,11[acidento that. 04mastred. as the Isom Wedding at Zard, Vella Campbell and Xotore,adxg RIFIverint nto 007 Aalmol "00 . .=, I "� . tb4ogo. 0 (A?PIS,Uao.� We can buy and aell't it . a 9,py'sudo6serkBily 4swo 'Pan buy . . 1. I I � .. I � . . ''.... � I I ,i 1. I 130"SA 4114d roireign Noteso , Caithness -shire, o, few 4poys Ago. 4, live ,rI . ang She, %, nearly three feet long, lot . t in Loobtyne, Inveroxyl I , Joe ofirtrm'de Blood—wbe "resseb, i I Xr.L, 06boucherelop'Aper gives A more P ,I at Lon- Prof. Pasteur's Address aeliveroc . Vapa on Monday on his most roroent I Soofti,sh tionors Conferred on Hqn, A, I � Mackenzie. And sell toe, 4ad sugar. Ono word in regard to . TIDN POLITICAL POSITION Or CANADA. Astrip, of land one inch wide, Aua 8 , 00 was caug near 0 time I .Iotu- resque, "want of Lord Colin Cam2ell's rosegroheo In Anitnalyacoinp,tion is creating 11 When I left office I was impelled to it feet long was sold in Milwaukee for 01,500. Short since, I . Blood than jo ishea interest in as. well as In I hurt I Ascent, Inquiries go to prove that the ye is still Quo divine in Engiand Who hunts, in i Vient to the The Eyernoutli boats *hie) , , , Irish fisliing )love nearly all returned, And report it FA failure. I marriage with Mies pub L by guy of the Court newsmen in ordinary, .or that Already Published in the Truss, . great ,agricultural medical circles, because, L of the- prospect, it , , affords of xe4uoing cattle diseases to a. Pasteur has done, Sir A TAX,LXX0 SPE34011. . . � . On the evening of Friaayp Taly 29tb t the freedom. of the burgh somewhat ISM public exprossiort. t K — (laughte, r) — by %, I - at there was no uais� taking. WboulwoutiutoofflooloArried, aparlet, And 'Another did so within. a. fe ;years. . W . At Xilmmock, recently, two boyo were 11 Never,"Po-y o.Londqu Tr4th, ,"bad a bride, , I - .. L . I a loveller,morrijug tlxau Thursday last. The I minimum, Prof. as ,. . A I ,Ameo Paget explained in thanking him in . I . . of Tuverneds wag pre- . ,sonted to Hou. Alexander MaclierIzio,ex. -is MyrinqIples with mc—,(mppIsuso)vmmwavd I ca,rk �ed them with me when I left officeo The English law prohibits a prisoner being trie& a poi . ,.gain fQi any offepc .fajury - L fined 2a. 6d., or 24 hours' Imprisonment, for playing at footbmll.ou Sunday. . sun ,ut not. so overpower, , phone brightly, b . I . yo, Lon the graols PIOUS do, , mud ingly'as on pre) . I L the nampof the Medical Congress for his .ress, for the lower anituals wilatTenner sad Premier of Canada, w1io, , I x0seUtly in, A to . p king a ar through the Highlands. Who , � L , (Renewed applause.) My opponent by MR. I I Skill and el managed to persuade, lba's once 44:4,tted ,him, no matter whe . ot The National Fisheries Exhibition will, - trees that haske the Small cburdbyar4 of the , � . , aid for the liump, ce, 8470 Pro- . U repo, Fran I meeting was only called B� q, f � . . ew hours, the people that I. was wrou,9, in baying all ad4itioupl@viderico way be, obtained, Bat , probably be held at Edinburgh in April Savoy Clippel so. beautiful, while the friends fessor Pasteur, loses Ovary, eat by splenjo , . notice, but notwithstanding there 'was H, I L , restrieti, one removed from trade, ' - L , and be t!blsapbo not apply to prisoners dismissed L � ,,, . next, And will be art internatioup'l, one, . PtXiosBlood an4Tjor4 Colin Coumpballworo love aulmais to the value 01tweritymillibn . r , L � . I . good attendance of members of the Council Sup Peeded in inducing people in Canada to . bymagistrates. Thousands, however, are . I I I ignorant of this. - Among these was IL . . , TheROinburgh Town Council haBimposea & tax of 60 cents per annurn on. each tole- assembling to witness their marrioge, Some , L : Of the youthful 1pri4earnaids had arrived 1 frapo,o� In the course of his remarks the � emIllont ri rou4man oa!4 ; "I was Asked and the general public. , Provost Fraser occupied the chair, and believe that r6striotion, in trade was a, good thing, and that if 9, man got struck ON L . farmer, charged With 4rson ; but evidence � graph or telephone pole within the muni. I I 'very early, and wore. much exexo1sed as to , , to give. a public domonstration of t 0 results � In presenting the burgess ticket to Mr. . . 1. . I one cheek, , the best plAd Was, to blister Om was Inadequate, and the insurance a PaUY cipal boundary. , whether they were to fall into the bridal . j,lLreA4 . lon ad, This experiment I may I L y mout -were Mackenzie, referred to him, As a Highlander the other cheek as an equipoise, (Laughter.)s; paid.. The farmer then Sued for '4100 � The Freebytery of Avr on the 101i I . recession at the gate or at the church � Noor. relato in, it low words. Fifty Sheep (lisp 0014, of which twenty- of whom they obc ,. . ral.4 be proud,' end spoke in lmuftt ry terms, 8 services 9 of We bowed, he' - tothe popular, will, a . L wever, .0 ,qxi the company Mduced impr4apurnorit, wh . . L . . instant had iheir 4alibeiations owriouply r The latter Proved to be the order, of ' , , L' , placed, At my . . .hi Public in Capadam every well-regulate4goverumo ., iltalicitia.dQ. fresh proof, which Pent the farmor to penal sorvitide for five years. , " I hitorrupted by the successive advent Of A cow and then dog, in the Church. the'd I my. Shortly Stier the six lo,dies, in their pretty pale blue 14ce-trimmed drosses, , I . . uve wore Ymoinl4ted' A fortUi&Lht After. . Ward 01P fifty 01100PL Were jiloCalfdod Mr. Mackenzie,, after some preliminary I - (Hm,hemr.) lam anxious to be6vo the.. policy of the Canadim I a Government L ],or L - ' . Will of late years every advocate Who a Scottish bar made a Latin entered at th' ob I . . A. Dunkirk minister prayed for those, I muslin ficli 'land . � ,us - mob o".s,,haii ranged themselveoinreadinees for the bride,tho with the most virulent P,nthracold lqr0o. The 25 vaccinated sheep resintea, In I IL � remarks,, we;t ,on to a" there was no happier comilhunity on the face of tho monized . I with that L of the Einfire, And to, I ' - have them adopt the syStom of trad.q reI& I I adaress to the Court, faculty ind Audience, -ins, " who. were smitten with illness, And those I who had gone :fishing, and a 180 these too Princess Louise Arrived, Issuing on the _. �rW Pulm Argyll. Th 1?440064 the infoction; the 25 unvacolusted died of' a lovois-.4wit,bin Af6y hours. Since earth than that Which fell to tDe Dominion of Canada, � tio nowbiob. have obtainedso. vast Sri %,seen dancyin England, Scotland and Ireland,, WL in setter and said a fe words upon L * , ,I. text of the civil law, to prove his Imov A . � . - lazy to dress for church," . , .. . of the. of I a . wore a creAm-colored dress, slightly Floulo L t litt time my Quorgics have been taxed to . I � CANADA A FINE COUNTRY To LIVE IN., -1 Aria stimulated trade to, Bubb an extent, as - I , L edge of Latin aria jurisprudence. He also George Main, Airdrie, was fined 22 forL . I I I I , trimmea. with diru peacock blue, and a . meekthe demands of farmers for supplies They ha " room for 30,000,000 or 40,000,000 one could scarcely believe could I be apcom-. . , wore big hat for a minute in order to vinai- f p,laely representing himself as a. bona, I L small bonnet of the latter color, 'The Of this V400ina, In the a pace, of twentyi . . L., � I _d . I I I more people,, and not be overqrowded, And plished. In some rusaufacturing districts, Cate his . I 11 . right of being covered before. the traveller and obtaining -liquor at a bot'.111 bride's magnificent figure was agen t I . 0 Ave days we have vaccinated in the depait-_ .. . . they had'room for those of the people of , . . we Ihave.oQmq grumbling. and a demand for , .L Court.; W�Iff is -said to have originated in there one Sunday recently. - . .. - an n edding gown -of Satin Aorwreathwo,s ments Surrounding .Paris more than 20,000 sheep, and-al,arge number of cattle and 1 this country WLbo might be displeased with I - ;eoiprocity, which realli means to - Strike � I those wboin believe'to be the celebrated lomytehr Sir Xohn Hope having two Bona on a bencli'while l4e . , � A farm in Forfarshire, whic)i- was let .I Ii. 11 1662 on the usual nineteen years' lease, at broqaao slid. China crops, I . L I 9f real orange blossoms, aria avilite tulle , ' I . I horses. It I Were not pressed for time I t he march . Of L events, in the Mother By saw the develop Country. In Canada t# - you striking you.. . .1 , - . I extremely de., But the Qangdian peop a are' himself remained at the bar. . an annual rent -of 1650, Was relet last voil was thrown over them And her very I . . , � Should bring to your notice two other kinds I I .. I � I I , ment of the science of government. They Sirens as a people. to maintain the most inti. -I The now Chicago system of telephonic I I .1, sentry boxes for the police department has , Ia' molitfi,oilaSirm rIqasest;e540&yeqr.. fie L I T_ quotation for good Highland Shop& I ,*k hair. The service was unnecessarily A , �Idbg, no less than three bymns being Sung, 'ane I �, . of virus Obtained by s finflar means. These I I experiments will be communicated by,sud. . I . I hadapeople, entirely demooratio,sudyet under the sway Of the'Queen. Thera were .1 mate and cordial relat. onawitli the Mother - . I . I Country. Whether there ever-, could be any - � .1 1. 11 1. I I . I - already been adopted III Cincinnati. The . Ingo in Fertbhhire is now I per liev,dof . I ;6 00 conseluenQ a of which was the fainting �hL 14 L t a chorister. The bye to the public, I cannot conola4e with- out e*Pressin ths great pleasure I 'to al at . two systems of g I L overnment on the Conti. I . change in the system of goyernmentwhich, I could bring the colonies into a still -more boxes are connected by .wires with the - I � I deer, a guillea per brace and Rom I ' Lt. probedsion fob . the. , it the thought't at it is as. a member of an neut6f America. In the UniteclS tat as L L . . intimate relation with illeMotbar Conn.', station. bouses, and the Vat,r olmen are requireil to - aommunioate -with the captairr twooz three Phillings,-Lad or .righe VA. dea h I . fishing, � . . I -in $lie church to the -carriages, up n carpeted path under. the tress were crinigo . I I " . International Medidml, Congrosa.masembled known' they were under a President with fully , more power than the .Queen, Bud they. . t � . ry I am not prepared to say, hub think. - . . or Sergeant at brief intervals from. different boxeK.' Thiiwth-e7oupiprvisiou-usixvklly per-- - L . TheQueenj in intimat! r inability _R�e -sT6ne.`oFWe . ty'. he white' robed ohoriBt8ra . . , I -Pr go _%nd_bridep_r9om, and - imEnglana that I make the MOA recent reaultsof vacoine4tion upon a disease .. . � . bad* also a. British province essen- . arnacrati"a--al --its4overnment- not. It might do t6 speak of the A '. . -.-- -_ � _U""W 11 -Am" "" " 11 ore. torribig fiiei!i'� 111111!" or as lea 1. A a. I . L I than small�pox is for man. I have given I IL . . - nipipal and — political — but - owing I L they. - 'A .in.% bell, my speiiach, or when, all other sub . .- rojined by roundsmen be - com6i a matter of o lay the foundaticif J as I Watt Doolt; at Greenock, has, 4dvisod -that A A th rincess a and Duke of Argyll. I Ving'closelYL ' folloN upon the bridesmaids, mechanical certainty, and there is � -little for shirking. The wires are also application should -lye made -,to' the, Prince of Wales. _. . I L ' .. I Lo, cry hAna- .. Wilter 04mpb�ll looked V . I I to vaccination. an Attention which, science, I hope) homage to all egiaue% to a Sovereign whom . . 1L. mr0 'proud, to .call their Sovereigu� And L I jecto bid failed, b I ub for pradtioal uses I ' L think the colonies will continue best td, A groat utiHty-* Ili sending out hurried )rdefs, and, in .calling for aiesistance. A. ' ' � L The last fast day has, been observed. at so ark sapphire velvet dress, with a; Palo pink feather in her bonnet.- , - . will ac.c paid ,ept as an the m6rib and -the 4mmense services ran- wh6se beneficent sway was f a . I It and I approved of as much in Cp,nad& as it 'could govern themselves, . I with g. Governor sent from EVgIAn4 and occupying the position, . waggon IS - kept 'ready . at, each' station to Mmuchline, so that henceforth this. fast, the original of . Burns' 11 Holy Fair,�' will L One of the guests wore a rich dress of plum. o6l6red'satin, the 4ront eiquialtely am I - aered by one of the greatest meii,Qf Rug- I lan4-1 refer to .Termor," . . . . . . possibly be in old Scotland .(applause) and 11 they hoped to be to tbooe'-who, .of Vi I L Carey, while the Legisla,tures. of tho. - 3onvey officers quickly i�, answer to a . .. .. 3ummons. � I . ]Pass into the numb . or of things belonging , I L brolderQd . with a design of' flbwers and- . L I - . 11'yphus iFevei. . able show . believed that democracy could only exist colonies manage their own affairs. .(Apr plause.) - This, I think; is� the true science., . . . StatlAics lately laid- before the Congress. I to memory and tradition, � . I . ,%, ' I The BUgtbr trade -is 'not ext"Itt in SP.OtA, 11 leaves in gold and Odental colors. The I I I 9ON-embrai4eired . bonnets and slippers . .L, . , . 'A Typhus attacks people of all &-as and 0 under a repubfican, , , government L form L of that it WAR quite consistent with a m6nar- - of good colonial goVerriment, and which . -. * will be c6litinaed as lo ng, as the A Brewers at Versailles Show. that th' ere Ire in Europe about 40,000 breweries, pro - � � I I . land ' A�tl the meeting of Greenock n application was made for TownyCeL , 1m d ell of completeneas 'rte 0 4 ly Ing a pa Arm hi re honeymoon is to to -th a dres Z. T is I ately" If We both sexes inOiscrfhajui i�ero to rely solelyon evidence obtained from.deAth, I - - phial form. Her Majesty the Queen was � a v r1disortmili ate- in tho exercise of her resent. p . *relations between the Mother Qountry and L L h -r colonies exist, and I hope that be lacing nearly 2,2.50,000 gallons of mmlb . a L I I quor, Great Britain produces nearlya, I certain concessions of, loomliV to. a factory SP v the 'O t. be an n ,tl,,n . 11 . . . r.gp.r, "a A hospital statistics we might ima me -that it was very ,x Voommori in L 1. prerogative—quite as muoh'as tlfe.,Pres' will ermanent. (Renewed applause.) Wi, gave bbird,-' then - ci)me 'Prussia, Box .aria � and Girls. Bavaria consumes 54,gallons per which is being erected in the east end of the town to I a, 0 tons of rumnlif CtUie 1L,50 . ' . � . . . � ` , Incredible Bragality. - ' ' . children, but. this is readily explained if we . . remember that typhus seldom fatal dent of another country. It tad beeii one I of hig, great objects in political life -in- L I . ift a patriotic sense to consid I er in Canadaruot-n5erely our-owri -intereSt-..bitV . . iemd . I ;, Belgium (whose beer is chiefly made it Louvain, whqre, too, is bar chief univer- sugar weekly.. � . . L I . "I sells . peppermih�s on Sunday,, ., I One of the most shooking'evidences of . A in tb L xperience _n1albreatment ever note a a . proves to Children, and thatin many of our large fiospitals -under 15 Canada to harmonize the various elemtats go�arnment in'conneotion, with their 'gentleman the lutereetwof -the � Empire -at large, and - .. what is due to the other portions of the,, � 3ity), 30; England,, 29. Outside:of Bavaria, I � remarked a grood old. lady, who keeps'&. c 9 Andy Shop in Edinburgh, 11 because they of hoital surgeons is, at present being attended to at the Pennsylvania Hospital in L people are not admitted. eutal emotion Depressing in Fs, over -work ,of lne*w constitution. The lion. . tI u vent onto give an interesting ikbtch io, N world ; and if Britain should ever' be in, such as difficulties - to I -an Prhere the very babies lap beer, the average I .. tion - in Germany is 19 gallons. In = I carries lam to church and eats, lam, and ,. keops &wake to hear the sermon ; but, if Philiaelphis. the patient Is wboy named I Jerei . nigh Drexel, and his story A a recital - . and anxiety, by. %iudermining -the general � health, render the system more Susceptible . O f he Political institutions -of - the Do. � , I . L L minion. L . ,to guire _ Lto maj L utaiu�`-her Positio armed* - force - Canada, as well as the Australian it is 9; Ireland, 8j; France, 4, � but Steadily increasing. The twenty- PaStL I . . you wants comfits, YOU Must come week . of horrible barbaric troatment. When 7 - , . " to the attacks - of the., disease.' It is sup. . . by many that during the . . - � .1 . . . . - , GOOD. IF= .Nbs, WITH- TIM STATES. . I . colonies, will not only 6e able bui willing - �yo have seen also an extraordinary day . Thei'ria peoular commodities.". - 13 1 years old he was bound to a Penney . posed prevalonce of an epidemic tho'sfear of catching.the I Proceeding, he said he rec�611eoted'a Pkes . I to do their full share.of hard work. (Ap ,yeirs L increase in the beer production of Ireland' ind .Scotland, where formerly wine 4nd The now bridgd at Ayi; which was-I.Ately . . built at a bost of upwards of Y316,000, has -farmer named Dunkelbarger, wliQ worl"'ma kea -mL Property at Blue Bell, -three 'miles from - I fav�r, And the,consequent.depression,which I it met so a - byterian olergyiinan going, to Philadelphia" to take Charge of a church there. 'As usual - , plftuse�) In 1806 and 1870, *Lwhbil Canadv�l . .. . was threatened. byr an invasion of Fenians. 3pirits were almost exclusively drunk. L . � . I . . given evidence of A slight subsidence of two . t any L further of. I the To Landisburg, Perryle6unty, where the b`6y's :indigent relations resided. The 'farmer prodaces,'may powerful prediB. pos , jug cibuse. Perions who &to under-fea, he prayed for the Queen, bh.t remembering 6*_ ly because 'it was'a British Colony, in 4wEnty-fout hours 20,000 men of All arms The records of suicide do,not often eon- piersi preLven damag�, it hap been resolved Jo concrete ,agreed to ' provide for. -. the boy . or who live upon .food -of an inferior liabld that )as was not in. the Queen's dominion, he ddea for the President. Some * . were raised—& very. difficult thing, I should, I bain'suoh, evidence -of disregard of physical . the piers at a cost of :e6OO or tB700 L A This' until he. reached his majority. - When L quality, are especially .�.to.. suffer . L . . is 9, prayer a . I . his ims gibe, eveii.in' this country, and such- iliffering as was shown by'g woman named I - I's - the bridge whose downfall Burns. be arrived at his new bomb be Was put to frbmL typhus. Typhus byno . , means 'aristocratic .of Parishioners waited on-hiratocom. L Could b was the strength r Manifested that the Iloyne, who. lived. near Manolleiter, Big. I . 'This predicted. .. . � man's work, and everything that the farmer : An disease. It seldom attacks �but plain of this, but h'saia there 0 no a for the attempt to invade the - CoUntry'LaUd intio.' - land. woman, who. b ad passed the . . The -Baptists irk, Sootland are re jbioing IDA . - did the bo� was expected to do,'except the rich, and, well-to-do,. prefers harm.aurply in praying Queen., however, that be the .duce.diooraer and -an�rohv—such was the -o naiddle age, poured. piriffine oil over her . ' . � the fact that ia the last f I lye years more )Ioughing. One 1 I evening -Dufakelbarger to absocinate with peri and those but * ,They -replied, put - - President I'Well,",he "YOU, � irioral effect. blist'the atteinlit -never was ibad, and' when it had run down upon and . Baptist chapolihave been built and more o.v.dered himAO go'iutc; the left And pitch . .1 little removed fro.fthe 1'ev'el of pauperism. I last. Said, Irlshmau, he -always and- never, will -be -rdpeated Again. �Ap- * ,aturea her plothing.she set fire to it. .The , A A old�debts bee . � n paid off.than during. any,,. I down some' ha:y for. the cattle. Thp boy It delights In dirt and squalor, and is never .. . . it must excuse an puts. ladies firet." Ha�pily.at . Mr.. plauss.) I maoRenzio, coDoiliaed by hJurles she sustained result�d in her death . similar period in the previous Histor" of y id as. dirbot ed, butnotknowing An V bettor I . can obtain admission - Q happy V'S,whan .. the (Laughter.) . � � thgaking the CQuacil.f6r d6ilfeiring onhim, n a very few minutes. This case.has only' . Jeon equalleil in recent times bya Glougei. . . that Oh&ch. it -is s6in-6thing tb bo'jubi- . I lg,utov�r. - I I . ... . I - . , d not pitch down-euoiIgh. This, h . �Sta.tqal,. .... . flptAil th fmrmAr in +A.1rA 11" -A. "ito.1 �� a ' ; Jall or workho&6A It ofteri breaks out - and Always MtRing its �re&te;Bt SBV8hty . this moment on the continent of. America I - . � had' the best- the .Canadian Government , the fre.dom*'of 'the oilpiial.Of the High- - I � . I I&nos-,:aq-_h6u2F e:Nvould .4��t t4.. ier gentleman, whobuilt a funeral pyre in . ihe'yard' of his house, shd, having set fikO . : Considering �hq' --aepiessica 'of '-,tk adcj,� � ,tnd past year, the inpom'6'6?�'the Sbo0bF� . - .d16Tf-WMV'ha7b6A im, o. 11 h ii � legs Ana seit- and back aria B I kiffi ck- -Wh,'eu��(3opl6are--'.wor,��-off�and..Rx,or,o�badl,y:.��t)saibl'orelatibiifi�*it�h'-'4'li6-U6'if6d.*StAt6��-� fed than -usual �,. 1 It is'�Qmost always an. �vir 'and People ,lived. in the Vtmost_harmouy, . .1, 1. a I— _qZl1ip . ,_ __. . prou , I 1. - - . The-prdweediffgA cloacd-with tbreopbeotfk- io it, mounted t6the top mud there &waited Free Church compares well -with that '0 F, heavily on the 'head. This- was -only a mutment-of commercial.� =,_ m. stre�gth of' toleration pievailii: - I - I United for,the Youllgest buraess an46ther three, I 2is end, which soon Came. . . . . I . .. I .-� UB previdi yearB. The average for five yea s'� ,specimen o6 he constant treatment* be re- I i 'd . n the W It )f Aid often follows I a p 6 � ' -during the. 'potato In: � Ireland, f t b the which bade air .o. ring I I Sts6tes-into.9, Great - I a . I . . for Mrs,'Mackenzie" V�i . . , , w io W s present. .. ,, . A decidedlynovel application was puWe � I . from 1862 to 1873 wis 2429,648; that for � ceived. at. the farmer' b i A .-Iii a liftl 40 - . .s. 44 a strikes. . - . famines 1818 1847,'typhas ig,ged common Contra with: -t Britabi her in he interests � . . .1 . .._ . I .. . ..... .., . .. ' . . it Fento . il, England-, a few days Ago, when . the five years betweeh 1874 ancl,1878 waw while his ,knees - became iuflAmed and of and . A the it is-eati- mud colonies . of dver-tbe Whole' -It -vii . ll� The mothet-in-law Seems to be the sq,me7 , I , mvin,whb haa just been fined. 250 and' :9642,59; whilet that of the,,:year ended' swollen, and the little follow.. could not . th emlest Severity, and : . W' * ' th. r bf thos6 civilization world. be to lie '�ble to that ore, yesterday, to -day. and forever, 6 arywh . I � Iogta for selling liquor without a license, . . -Mar.6h, 1881, WAS 2590,333'. - . . Sftaighten" - out llis legs. Dunkelbarger 't.d n .8'.11 , oce�sloug More . Ine 0 'entire lith gratifying mf�iutain * There,.was doubt . In -V-ty� Clime, aniong. ill peoples, stud in . with *the option of imprisonment,. . brought - . - Experienced fisherman say ' thit .there 'Idide birri. Vr6rk ou'until the-lastj 'but. *than Cap - of the!' . ..Vo&latiou - . i.. . I . . . 'tt'. -ig ked state f of affairs. � no Rome 'hard feeling agkinst, them during the civil . every country.on �he f ties .of the globei In - ip &'substitute to whom he wished the -have not been seen f6r years ouch indications , A"', a three y6arg' struggle the poor was A .. I I . � I , , I - -0 . , W because it waiS supposed that they bid France., they puisue ber eVah be on4 the - . Y 3entence of imi prisonment transferredo And - who announced his willibgriiss, lot and in of a prosperbus.fishing .season as are Seen,, .at.presdutin Upper Lochfyne, while on the b y could supporC-, it no, longer . . 1. . " and at last -he , was Unable 'to. � .. 1i A Thousand. Pollari Mlinnte... . . I I Mr -Eddy, the voterari patent gbli�itOr, 'favorofthe South.* Thatwas , ,,U,r,,,,i,g,, . . I . I. : true to s6me extent -in this couatr and Y portals of the 6emetaryi; -and makep . 1, .1 .ara. 1. , . graphs about bar - upon tbe� tomb; As for -7 )onsideration of,the hum� of � forty�bob, to. . Arn Paid aria -. d�livered, ,to,-' do. the � 's Tay, the sport, is-bo.or.. non . 6, a . A. �salr ' t k n from the Ta3 I .)., r, th6lbther day, wq gb0d 5( Stand.', Wheir affairs-'aissumed this shape Ahe f arme.r put the boy into a whggon and . of B�ston, is 'm. regulai.,'en6jolopedia of 'in,id,6jiiiirbfeirli3dtb,iu.,Oeiitb,rsA He tells . . ,. , also in Canada ; but', surely- there . never . wl I a ' ' grpplei. liaistakb t1iin, to sy)nPatthiz6 example, in zPariaiih grave Yard-: 4. Here� - lies jmpha;�.* Ab liveafor twepty.yeirs. I lefendant in I .ii er. To, th6.,.inex I . pr6ssible -hagirin of the defdridzOif and his substitute: lbs. A ii gentlewan,' at Bervie .caught 500 yellow. troat'in twelve'hours, slid a fishing took - hitn' .to his granafsther's'1ouso at . � 11 . I . . Landi6burg, saying, as .hd delivered ,6*6r I . of a man named Hurd, who belonged in Stoneham, who realized 6.30,000 and-,L,iwe , I .1 with - a Community .of alaveholdora -who % fighting to � 'insiatain - player . affdr, big wife's death iw -the sooi6ty of hip,* . mother-in-law, aDd'died in the blesised hope . he court refused to a' fion ano , the prin6ip!o' If vicarious -punishment, which. is I , pa#� in Lochleven 6mught 869 . trout . . . I the, limil wreck, " This:boy is'of no more use. to me." 7 V or six *months' the - to the� world one of thei--'ffiost vah;able �. I 0ere . - YA I (Applause.) They loblreauponthemaras ' Of Vin g to. � P, bet.t*dr,w.br.Id.jj .. . , - � . . . _ J. . . , . A . a' certain. Oriental codes, And -eoognize in defendant feeling 'that he bad . ng 3381 MS. � . - .1 . , wbiglij While workmen were. excavating the' grand- father nursed him, after which aftission. , was secured for him at the Orphans'Home ,Inventions over proaaded�-all the resultr of � . I . 601 y ab;out'half in hour's. thought -'.His w ri o6ristitutioul. -Liberty' as on' its t 'al., � Now 6,11were free, and the gnarchy that . J�hn Currie was run over by some train , n I o the Grand TrunkRailWay'track'abbut a. ihe retired 3een swindiea but of a in I attar of :E48' He foundation for a new house in Wick,.a few days ago, they came upoix a large number at Loysvillb. -But his e&se, was apparently invention. was the ,machine now every,- where used. for - extracting, molasses ,,Ij prophesied v�B the result Of emapcip,�. on had not come. The anticiPF6tiol ti � 2, too, mile I east of. Forest orl . Saturday night about 12 -o'clock. , Hi� head and be .ill logo' . thould h&ve ' taken -a IiSaf out of the book of he warb : , gr American dealer who. under of gold coins, so�meof them about the Size . . . of: a florin, in d others considerably larger. hopeless,, and. lately he was t6,kon .to the Pennsylvania v6spital,_ His legs have. be i . ell, Irom-, sugar. 'When the idea occurred to , him_ he sket9had 'it .-down', -and oes Would not Imbo that the negr . r,whichb:ts also Prophesied,, had 'turned out to wore but off, . &,rid - hi� bed y brUlse'd, and . parts scattered along for. about'a, rbile". A ' . . ;nab circumstances .transfers the bus' ,,as . sR io the instrument or tool in advance. . . . . They are . Scotch coins of the'-'reig �n of one the Simeses, but date, And bE6ve t,lated out of shape, all above the, knee has n bee shrivelled to the hate belie, wliI16 the gg,yo. ,it ,to 'Mr. Eddy arld author- I � izaa him" to take, out. a pate.nt4 AS- - miitake; � therd, was at this great and I double. the - (if. ..' coroner'si que6t*aabeldyeaterday. The verdict wile.. " "Celde0tal death by being . . . I . . I . .. I — '. . . - . , of without . onAh6. one�' Side a shield'with'the lion . � . . knee has.incressed to ,three timesits Pro'" .. � A per size, and below that joint 'each, lag I turning. home lie forgot All' iibout'the, mat-' . . � I mothent nemrl�y quantity ' . . id, by the.free' la cotton prbduc� . bor Of the it . . tr.1111 � -run.over-by'a. . while under the jhfl.u4.-* liquor." ., .1 The Ilet W�pntber, in .,].England. . - . . . � . . . .. .� (From the Lond6n, Speotatoi.) ,,: . rampmnt in the pantie and-fleur.de lisbn ..cach side, .And on'the 6ther-the figure.of - - I � ... .8 swolleatQ'thp siie of a leg maiiaring two . can be dbue'to i feet around. Noth in I iavo. I termild applied himself to ,other affairs. Su�6equbntly igagea in the . a gentleman'. er . . , Degrees than was ev6r. pr6ducea by thel forced h6bor,, and II6 dared say there *ere . .. I .once of .�. . . . . I . I � . , - d 1. _ At the great Win'dsor '' � . voluriteQrreviSw at . Londe n has'been passing tl�rougli a short St..'Azar�* supporting ..the croes. 'A . . I 'number of silverppins were-, found the, . . the little 9' ufferer's life except to. Amptitate. .1 Sugar business, saw the"invention in Mr. .., Eddy's and at 'once appreciv. I ted it . a office " . -few'persons. at the .present moment who .we* . Ing to sl uld ever dream of returin Avery. the Appearance an& arill Of the majority oV � . the Provincial corps wag At least equal to 1pell of tropical heati - On -Friday weblithd hermometer rose to 95.0, and it did not ' - . .64 same place a few wbeks'ag6. , ' , - I . . both Iegq,—.T-9niqta Heialld. , ''. . .11 . .. . . . 1 . I � .. . . . .. vallfe. The solicitor Was instructed to pur-, 'ehaso-the'patent, whioh-',he,- supposiea,'he� * (Applimse.) They' were practicAlly one, . . bople-as-to- the- influence:-to--be-exercised- , ,. that of the best kriown London regimento.� - ' . . .. . . I I - . --- , . ! - . 7-7- . I I . . ., . . I loolfiid' belo*' 86 � -till Wean`gs"d&'y , since vhioh day it. had,begh Cooler. During the _. A� .-Rdinburgh' Correspondent writes: . Scotsmen allover the world m4y. well be I . . : , I ' A Bull -dog's Ferocity. -'.. - .. A . . , COU Id do for a moderate arm. ..The firpi . I . until F abroad, and' while they Might some 'times !-is hot days the nights also wereextremely proud. -of the exploits of the: Boottisli'volun- � teers*at Wimbledon. They have, missed, William Campbell, of Mosiertown, Craw. fora County, is visiting it the house of his offer of §lj000 was r6fased,_and )lot the figure of e,80,000 was reached- did'Mr. have- to submii to's litile injusticeby. their.' friends of the United - - States, who* . were ... . I . I.. , - . . I � , . )ppressive t6orns with & western exposure ilidwing:anaverageof'800. ThisiBmore indeed, the, Queedi's Prize, but with, a bril- . , . . . . 11,1110 0 f magnificent shooting'on , _ i4tive 'Tolin Hotbhkiss, in Washington township. Witlibirn is his little daughter, Hurd Surrender. The rnaphine4s iised in all the sugar countries.in tbb w6rld, Mr. , I I Very exacting, and to a little misconception by their statesmen in this comitry, yet. . I . . � li. . % . . � . - 11 . . . ,ban the usual -'heat ,of Bombay, or, ndeea, of ciibutta,, where the'._saa . .the part of tlleyir�]�nglish viotori�whioh makes their . sprattlin blue -e3 ad pet, ab6ut&years old. I Mr.. 116tetkliss heepi;. huge, , "Bopertbon, who was the Ameridan Consul 186t the Hague, and the Aspiawalls of New they akway s managed to get over their difficulties.., 'He once asked- a' United . . � . . . . . . . - I � . .. . I I . .1 weeze,-which .Usually B' . prir%s. up at 6.30, ).in. I makes the nights more -endurable.. defeat an hopor.. In ill the lower - stigos of the Queen's.comPetition the success of - a full, blooded bulldog, which,ilthough formidable enough 'York, - .radde millions out of - the invetition. I - I . States Senator if lie meant, or at least if ._.. � . . . . . . � I .:.. IN . � . the t heat in the tropics falls, however, on nore exhausted frames, and is far more . our eountryin an was unprecedented. The. ' International Challenge .... Wr,� , . p. by, the first in Appearance, has never xuanifest,d -the , Savagery of its bread eicept iii arguments. 1. ,ABoston, Herald. , � . : . . . � � . . d _., . , . .. I Senator - Sumner meant, that Britain should really pay 200. millions of pounds damage's. . I ' . . . � . rt I 10D 0 . I Ufficalt to 'bear. Few deaths wore' , prize in the St. George., the Prince of Wales first Prize and the Martin prize'ard but �& - -with: other cainines..' A few days. ago Mr, C&Pbell's attention'was called.tocpeculiar � 461iscibing IS5 - -Rats In 11111M 11ands. ,' I 'The most, extraorairiaFy rat -killing match sterling Ili' name of Alabsmoij .. I " -Al Ill said 'he 11 don�t unaer- I " YOU . I .1 . 0 0.r .'s V� 'A 9! R0 40 R_ .-ecoraea_;.:-we noticed only. three -fro In ilinstioke, but most. -men were perceptibly I triedi" And children'oufferea exceedingly, few.of the laureli-whibb, with much BPoif in ,the, sporrp,xu_aro � this-: week bein 9 sounds III the barn and upon going there. - his, eyes -word greeted with a .specta6la- . � ,probably ever witnessed in, this city occur. red InAe rear - 6f , the' Eighth District 16ple at gil. We alw ays stand our pe . . * aqk everything we can t$nk of, and take 0: P4 . i�lia,.u.. r . 0 I 4 * I. Is 4 0 0 -e 4030 A I 09 8 lnqEl 0 9 1. � 4na had the iniminium, heat lasted a week. . can a' onger there would have -.b * . heavy * , dartiednorthivards from the.land of the . .1 . � Sassenach. . � ' ' . I " ., . 11 . We to the death '.that froze'llis blood, Lying on the :door, -hot face, -neck .and. arms covered . With. bloda, -was flie little and, police Station on Friday night. There is a . slaughter house adjoining it -on -the 46ast. . . The had burrowed beneath the side- everythi ng we can. 9;t." - (Laaghter.)' , . ., . CANADIANS ABLE70 DIANAGE THEM OWX.AFFAM '. I � . . I ... � � � 1. I S. -- 0 ". I � -,�, E t4 4m 0 C41D 0 r4� ,V -P:,eo ig Is 1 P4� J rPQ0 - . $0 6N, ADBI;I�Zl nortatity. The slid dennes'S with which be Classes compelled to work o1A of doors. Ldjusted thorns elves -to the weather regret announce of. the' Rev. David McRae, at the age of,86, which took - . pl,a,ce at, his residehe'e, '!I Royal . girl, Stand- iug.over her was the ferocious bull -dog, its fangs dripping - with gore. . While tl�e . rats walk from the'slaughter house into' the thence 1 " collar of the -station v6nd ound their 'the I A It was his 04r. Mae6hzie's),duty asPrime had to settle: Mjnistev" who'n they . -the . . . WO I .0 - �A,-Jo . in ftd g . I. 0 9, " 44D . M 4 a mg �- a A 00 -9 V q was rery The cabihen rboog.- g d noieworihy.. . :of - . C r Cro �'Sjrl ashill, near Glasgow, at i an early hour , on, - the' morning - of the fat bar -stood paralyzed withborror . as it . Were, the devilish brute f aBtened its. cruel: way into building, defying the able- bodied toin . eats And boldly Invading .the -fisheriea".olaims under the Washington Treaty of 1870, to 1�avo'them supervised. -e .- Z(a ,2 r am,�,:�._ Xmixf P.T0990sm aoi! 015 A � 02 10 I -by a sort - instinct . that the mck - OfAhe neck' wiasi the --point , . 19th� ult. Mir, McRae -w born � in ,as - . teeth *again in the infant's threat. And lodging room Anil nibbing toes of the , oldm- L -a very �Ioollent Man- ora Carnarven - 0 - 0 :340 ,'"a .of laager, aid employed one of. the.,most iffectual of All protqotives, a balibage - Is . � I af I 'We , 1.796, in the manse * at ' . Sauchieburn, .where, his father .was' -b2inistdr.. He wag I Secession in, begak'rendin� it,'"d. Shaking her as dogs shake rats.', The movement sent the blood back vilth o, rush: into the father's heart, berets. The butchers .whose establish- ' ment was the bo6nqueting hall lot .the � . decided to dig up. his , iiarridd sn'English gQnilem9ju to mot as'their Obininissionier, bat he (the speAker)-declined . to accept him. 116'told.His Lordship that V 0. $30 .0 ng o .. V to It go 04 ol A 0.1 V 'R - .4 93 us: �: A .61 a M I . I i. oveied by a thick. straw hat. fear, LOWeVer, that the inexplicable oliperhtition ordained minister at Lathones -1897,.whero he labored -successfully f6T 11 an� with a ory,that *otartled- thb neighbor- i hofA,he 'and rodents, pavement, fill up the rat lroles� and repave, Whdii . . I the subter. , in all matters- of' diplomacy Eiiglishmeli . � had bden outwitted by the United Statest ,4 . . 0 S C4 . . .. , 4 :N h . 44; . . a - - - - , N. bout, the danger, of drinking cold water in years. The next 14'yomis of big life Mr. , Mollie in seized an axe sent th� sharp into the brain. .the lairs were uncovered .and in, numbers iuffioientl� and, ha "named a cantLaimn gentlemant - � :51 e 1. . I . =. , 4: g 2o W Q tot weathek still lingers. There Is,- as . very Indian -knows, no better safeguard ,gainst beat apoplexy. A da,y s�ent Chan, andworked actively as a reformer and philgaithropisti in 18t2 he ujid4rt6ok the arduous tibk of building edge crashing monster's The little darling was picked up; o till Alive, its pretty features all torh and mangled by . ranomp, ,passages, � . labyri,ntflinb to satisfy a dozen Syl%nua . Cobbs, Weis opened up, a streanl Of r�ti . . I - gentleman 9 After sorne del�6y, the wa, 'a�cepted and the issult wa;s:that they got . 49 8 .0 . R Q ZAN' = W 0 . � 01 M C.,� P,44 ca . f_�ts = *0 MA A.. I 0 galloii a I I would nothurb & miti'laboring with the . UP 9, now congregation in Old Gorb&ls, 61as. the brute!s.oruel teeth, So disfigured -was poured fortb� . The butcher,with the quick. . five millions of dollars in the., name of E bad I , N � A � 44M .. -s? �- CQ " .42 s is. , .� . I hermomotei, Above 80 b A . . 11 gow. Begi nning with a fe�w people In. An. Upperroom, the numberosteadi lyincreased-, shothatshe was barelyreco nizable. If ' She lives, 'and it is. considered Zubtffil, She' ndos of a 6rrier,' snatched rat after rat as I they ran bewildered from the holes and dAmag6s, whereas if ,An nglishman ' . managed -the business they would havei got .�M , 2 2 . . , AA A 0 .2 aQ .0 9-41,140,9 09-3. V .. Not a. rain within a fortnight in - Eli 9- said or Scotland ill is 1he announcement � nade. - all the newspapers, , This A & n ow church on Main street W10,9built, and In 1873 the congregati6n removed to their . will grow.VIi a pIteous creature to behola, instead of the lovely being sho,gavo promise "dashed them agaiust the brick wall. lie Continued this lightning workuntil.he had 'did' . I nothingw&mmat least, if 3t had been managed , . As-inIiaues.past. .tTheto can be no doubt 'have A-- .o ts 0 Ot Hk o" 8T* 4 td H 1C, I N 6 _O�N". .-o � - V *am H .by . is mpie�edentod. . , � .1 .1 - I . .. .. . I � � I . I . present large and beautiffil chutch 4 ni Elgin street. � . . I I . . . .. . . � ... of beo`0'Ming.---AZ rid Desphtch, , I . � . I 7i * , killed 185 inside of an houri . He not . receive a wound while destroying the pests. tbitfCwas far -better to Canadian affairs managed by those who �anderatand' . 'them HS08. .i4 is. . 0 8 - = 1 '.4 F - 13--.01 M : "t. a , i,�E N 1; R. *40 2. � I Annie Cullen,went driving' ,out of Balti. n6rO with Mr. Soudori When, . - � . . I , , A. 11][11116118b0s Requests. . I .1 Lady Burdett-Cou 11 . tts is said to &ys made d.n Amicable settlement .with her. Some of the policeman who witnessea tbo slaughter offered to mMoh the player to kill than byE nglishmen who know noth- Jug whatever of them. (Applause,) There: 0 :.. k . , Vol .90.911,011dig % u 'Ism they were ieverad miles from thd city he threv� 1, narriage fleenge fbf . i The wil .Tames Stokes' was aaiwttea in thb'Probate Court, New York, cnring , r fortune. " Since . bet,mairisge',, op'YaMolive tog - 'In, " she exhibition.,: . -rate it 0,11 -V . . ... - , . would probably be no, move demands of the kind, but -whatever Canidian Government . . 199 0 - -1 - � W I 19 -.2 ,.9'9 r 9 I 0 0.0 AA 6 = i .0419 0 _� I into he r imp. Bud swore ,hat she s3houlcl never return hojntj'exdept on Satur- da� The estate, -is -valued at. 67,000,000,1 ill �d- in more costly fashion n over Dao lye th, . . ' , . ik $nclIC1004 'IlCtCh ef. P existedwould Sao to it that affairs relatift . 'to I LAJ 0 .. EQ .4 MVP @ �-� -I I Ish's Vila- Thh, Peculiar Idnd of w,00ing an drou is diviaadequally among big - chil Before.. The dinners Ad has givonin'ller Piccadilly iesid6neb have formed,& mArked - " . . .. he is potted to' death 'with marriage- Z1, I ' Canada I *ore managed by CaumaiAns, . I ADVICE. - . i ?Vag. temporarily suop6s A oful, for the girl Want Ul'realstiuglYtO SWEVSidia minister With the following bequests ., American r Bible Society, 610,000; Amarl6o,u Home feature, of brilliancy of this season, and th have been attended by datightors? Th a ha6olor,. - Who is invited to to& and dvening parties . . SEASONABLE . I � I. I . He would not dream of turning each an. I AVA%�X� & CO3,Agenv4,'Vkniton. - I r I .. ' -1 I GILAV41 simiumIC1,114" M36DACANIS 1. bud wag marri6d; �but on getting back to ior parents' she refused to A box MissiOnmkF Society, $5,000, - Union Theo. logical Seminary, 02,000; American Tract persons of very big 9� stanaffig in the social world, thpagh and told to drop in jusi When it's eon ? The bachelor. � oocasion'as the pfesent into All opportunity 'for Canada, or, giving anenligre'A. � ADE 10 011, tPho Great 33hj,tRA01t M RK, Sybil sea rusband, anil 4 divorce is to be, -obtain d, a . . , If the days of a mau who does not botot Society, 02,000; Home " for Incarables, Society of Rupttioa and Crippled, ptilish royalty has held aloof. The slight . is V the more i3darked, as in former times there . venient . , � Who lives in clover all his days, and When he dies has flowers strewn on his glorifying . tioxi lecture, but be would 'like to refer to .. the opportunities they in Canada, have of TRADE MARK I I ligb ileMOdy.- � , , 0 I anunfailing0urc 6��: M forsoMinalwaa,li As father alla mother are not long in the ,0,1,000;, Color '000 ad Orphan Asylum, 02,000; was no subject in 9,11 the kingdom the loved -,&%+a by the girls that could not. obtrap 91 providing for such- people as ' thought they- .;�,N - _,)., .,1,_1 ,, -_q . " i', nas6, SpermatOr- ;�_;A '7 and, Wt. Albert Booker, 'Of XeW York I Dust have only a 16W days before him.' Ir" Amati.' can Board of Foreign Missions, 010,. 000; Society for the Ptovention of 'Cruelty to Animalei"61,000 , whom Queen more to honoi than Burad bt-Coutts. ApforMnBaftlettievery one nqrees t1ist he Is the soul Of OhIvo,Irou4 . I . him ? The llii6plor. . 'Who goes to boa early beeaugo the time . I could got on bettor that L theywould in Eng. land, Scotland or Ire land, Coutinuhl + , ��, reah, 1,mpotonoy , � co,h Impotondy , U And all i4oaSed � ,_ that follow As a K. ims been in -the habit of beating his aged totherfor five to A Baptist Home Mission, ary SooletM5,000, , AtEbrican Ba MIS"', devotion to his kind Wife, And She seeing drags heavily with him ? The - married � - gaidAwmwTba Canadian. 0overnmarib A`Utthee Pacific Railway Company are offering. la- 0equarlboof Solf- � . Abuse; ad 1098 Of . � � years, compelhev.t I 0 Ive him ]money to buy liquor ' With, And plenary Uniob for Bur rt'st mob An Foreigd Missions, delighted with her handsome American a, wall, - Who has wood to split and tho,-market. , fAoilities to those who go, to the. cotintryi _a _ I - B � Mdmo�, univer-Aftet TA,*4 , gal 9,13situdo Vag 0, nly found out -this week.-,, . . A few as,yA since th6 second of the two 010,000' " Baptist Theologic4l ,huol,u Seminary, $2,000, . . I . . .1 Rew Philip Brooks, in oue',of his Yale Ing to do the Young. ones to wash and the � lazy. -Bar ' vwitta look after ? Who: married whether to remain or merely to ascertain the capabilities. of" the Country for thorn- . . P&in in *be Book, Diu=080 Of Vision PramAturs Old Afe, and many other dised,bbg tobat lead to . eat belle for the now Edaysbone light. Cap we Ouse h' ighing about dwt.�.mas. I _1_A4b-_ . '4 A, Oat at Walton, Delaware Cojuty, N.Y. 9, '& ,lootiftras on 11 Preaching,"' tells a story of baekwoodgman who, after beating an I . . . man. . . 'Who gota 6 Scolding for Poking out the at a I Would not ask any ,ives -, and whil one to 'go there if he -is dO249 wall 1 Insan tr or Conscription and &Pkdwatura gmye, - - larFul lArticularo in our pamphlet, Which We , -42 uribg 5 ft. 11 in, diameter at themorith, had three kittens which died a few weeks o,go. A'boy who "had foulla thno ex mOn from Bishop MovLao,, remwited, ." lie IS the first OI20 of � . softest ps,tt of the bed, an for Waking up. the baby in the mornAug ? The here; it might be wall tq know thAt there is a WII&O those till the desirg to solid free by Mail to every Ono. Who opooldo Medicine Is sold, by'all druggists at $1 . I I awaking to the , note 0, and intended to pt the Ono as a fog"eignal to Ideward And I young 99;Vila rabbits" put them in the pla Ce of theid petticoat fellows that I have ever marriba n. I . I � mg, . place -who Boil have at least O's good opp ortniflGeA me k a, or Aim PaCk&go for $5, or will b a arfa 00 by Pail on too 1pen for ag 6tpb of,tbe Money V hoothbr to windward, wag cast at the - the,kittens. The eat- lend Of ake t very them', While the =,tWbo 6 her soon that Own shoot Without a rest," . . 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