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Lin Ehe Kenn-west. the following accounts won, a, main vrgzs . I a”, v p , 10k0.\ to. i - o . , , _ :muing to haunt the extinction of their “nice "9,5, I,“ “than” mud we? I bum-5,1,3 of former floods mny beof interest, g N ~ ‘ . ~ *3. 1;...“m-m uni. amusing“ wannab- ; ~~ a. . ' fixpubliv; wilfibrrnlin; now over their Tue” waiter“?! intervening Lena,“- \ -: .. ‘ ,. ‘ 1 d _ .ly to such as have been investing In» high- u» .CDo mutt. _ .lllled. A )1”:er rljr. . ; . Ni . , . . p .4 . ,. nu u n.1, , ‘ v - ' Jr‘s-5x91“. 0- tbeC-mada. heme Ran-3 iricedlouinghaglocaljtn . . . --â€"â€"â€"â€"-~'-~~~----‘- ‘ r“ ’ UfiESCDUClâ€"is . - 5n Ann?“ u_ :01, Id t 1 Wu v “e la the old colony and lunl were annexed by z “y. 5“, a“, immignfion m the Northwesz ', l 5 ' v - Dr. R. \ . Pines, Bufi'nlo, h \ .:â€"“Five I E - .- 99 w ‘ ‘ "um? “‘ lé°m3 1“ “3" 1‘3"“ low“ “vial” » the Capefjovcmment,l’cndolmidlxing takcn , {w'm kzll'thH1 win In. m. .n,i.e1m:n this! .Tbere in” been five mm or years ago I was a dreadful sufferer from . ‘ i ' _',_.4,, HOEEEEIii'C‘ (mummy 11419-4 “am wilssarcely 1r» w- v .1. ‘tiiutligrity l-‘thc establishment of mm“, b ' ‘ “ ‘ S ‘Iiye inundations of the countzyaurmumlmfi' mg“, mama,“ ,Hmng mama, the â€"â€" . I u _. fi'.:.'Trtl_ Liigliu: fixicty in .uihcr :~:h~ri‘-l 3mm lmusc nail residency at St. John'sl' T, T, \. ’, _r _‘ \1 innipeg during the p33} 0:16:11!!!) 1 skin or three ph .siC-mns' ,1 WM compyflely annulus Sofiad'onwda {en‘slronzugll\‘t;; ’ r . ‘ m we uni-canon or we 1 a ‘ WW WWW rem- m =â€".1n_=u.e m: m». 1909:19-9vlamged. m; 1 Mm mi lP“‘3.§..‘.Ҥ-‘i‘.§‘i.l$‘:‘2lll.?§.ifl§m'd§n“$r= ht“ {or u.” “mm” “Ixnww” "1 “ .lirge ’m’m‘l “'d the ‘lc‘mmof unwind” tutu“ Elle-u, mu 3“ m not we , 1352 and 1561' i A3 were. were “alwmefl.m difficulty cross the room alone. I began! idiildiincry. lo burn all branches of lhei : I .. ' «clony which 1.3.41 moved out of the '1 runs. ‘ Bun“, cpgeimin’ [13,1 PM u end to . I “In. the) Will ever 1an on the ; the-country when the first two of thug 11» “king your . Favorite Prescription . “ml “pickings, Wm”, “3mm,” Engine ‘ I _W___. in! two ycsn below the annexation. lint. and all seemed fair for the imposition ‘1‘ ex' , o’ ’ ' ’ undations took plnce, com lovely little using the local treatment recommended in ‘ \\ orksf o . Bundord:(‘mwln. ' 1 i m f ‘ f . In 137.? 3 number of the Transvaal burgii- '» uftbe conic-dentin“:clirrniz_which the people A number of Italians employed a: the Quince “1340119 by them: ‘1‘ m 1526 “’3' your ‘Common Sense Medical Adviser.‘ In “Luisnnus-“mum's_Twostmngsmmb. ‘Nm‘lfigllh‘ilhlll: gawk“, or n 0 u ‘nwm Uh cumming ‘15 “1133‘” “ i313 their is"; 02 health fillch “crc tlhczmt is nun awry Consolidated Gold Mine who were under :‘ldenfible 3‘“. bet {figgg'ngié‘ém three months I was peg/idly cum). I wrotcl men slrictl temper-ataxime “gages und IP33, nmountmv to L?!) or 2000 son W . ' not. uuwi'i’inig toucept. ' ~ pf. eumexncn“ [gr 3. war have struck work {om 7° _ ‘3‘8 “3 _ . aletbertomyfnmily paper brieflymemiou- sin-sdycmyoynignuoi. nu-n._\-lcr~uu~a _ _ gathered {heir frag wagggng {Wilmer to cm, the - ted Frté Sutc. South Africa was and left. ’3 .- j . site of \Vinnipeg. This flood lasted from ing ho“. my health had bgcn restored, and human \\ orksux. limmfonl, i nimdu. A 8, now under the new litical domination. the second of May tome fifteenm 0f June- fl‘eriu tosend h i ll iar ‘~ ~ . . . . . . , i\\'l|l‘ll nu“ be urcluiscd Mnmodmlc rlco p0 o g t e u } utulm w an) “"1 u“ “Akh“"\ 3““ film“) “‘““"“l“ i nmlkupi‘m inost ‘fnvournble terms of PISIiienl. igmtu ’l'iiey wcrc dissatisfied with cum :1 _ , h _ q > .V ' _ from jam” Moumam w purwgucm “up Mr. IIlLLSOH, funeral Manager of the Mr. Alexander Ross in his book on tho one writing me for the,“ and “(losing ,, PM mod “mg” m a “mun” mam or, h‘nwmculm “m,” Hm“ ngp‘qmuw l - boar government which wu imposing irk- P L1,]. k . . . . , . . mm»: tart-4. and introdm-ing new {angled fury on the east coast; and tin. domixnfion. r“ .m" :R‘Hh'my' “_UI. we ‘mPre‘alon H Rue 51.1.“ Pro .953 of Elm Red R‘Ver 59“ ufuviiped cmvlapejbr rvply. l have received }\ ill lake one with sonic-knowledge um!" humming p)‘lmhmhm w. “1., we ,0 5"“. "mp. idn» about constitutions, while English candcd a: it was upon fin: principlrs of l '2’“: n‘thm “flags” w'ul’e l’el'emtc‘l by “email, 3 “’8 °fth13fl°°d 533'“ 3’9“ over four hundred letters. In reply, I have. flarwurfill- ‘1‘ “WNW hum“? “ 0“" ‘ “~- ' warns lo the advertiser who will probably be «settlna oer..- coming in m min IW-uiun of milifal')’ "Ila, “'33 about 1’) be L'Onsolbldtt'd l we carrrymg “m‘ or the flaw!" the 2nd 0‘ Mair me d‘y berm“ “‘6 we described my case and the treatment used. I mmm . l A “me man“ awn" in Inch a mmmcrns would have crippkd and l Despite the Railway hiccksdc,‘ the Cus~ the shops and tin; trading [#15111 in the coun- _ _ , _ . killcd the growth in the native min-l a! 1 tom. and Inland liuveunc returns for April try and to dictate their treatment of their started, the water rose nine feet perpendi- and earnestly advised the,“ m . do likewise , _ - i r- ‘ - I' ‘ . .' 'IXlIIILND.~ .\‘DMOI'LDEK§»~ ' “alarm twang four hours' on the “h the bro” 38"?“ “may I have recalled Swon‘l L;Tl§.{t‘L‘u\l;’ \‘\‘J:k and good wages. to good '. A' M' water overflow“! the Mk5 0‘ the river and letters of thanks stating that they had COIII- mcclmuics wlio arc strictly temperalu who in lung Street but, ncigbbun md their conduct of" public af- tho-.c good inflncnccs which it has been Eng. ' A! the part of “'imzipcg show an increase . . ~ fur». But the instinctive spirit of ionccr- lsnd'a mission in mfroduee and extend in i U\‘cr ilic corresponding period of last slim“ ’0 fut “1:13,”!th bgzgfdthe If; menu“! the “mum”: “‘1 "re "mm bemu- “lllxuwff‘llls'hiuill 3:43:12): lidilfhipillfi i RONTO - . - -‘ r ' '- ' - ' u - . ewereawareo edsneri rcac .n , uio If c3c _' : ‘5 2 '. , m" “A we") on as “am. Thu mlémwm Arm. 1“” this pal-union mm“ to“ 'H'u‘ l’heir dwellings. ’I‘error E's: depicted upon all-WI). = uudoncnf ilicclu-nix-sl (‘llll‘Slll Luming _ _. . . .. . .. _- ‘ tributed-to the sudden overthrowcf the iol‘ivcin. Beaconsnc-ld ministry, leaving}. duty requir- ing the exercise of grist moral courage on the rtof their successors. - SIP. Wiu'iiau Luvsox, finding that his ' steward had let a. form for $400 a ycnrmovc, and that its increased value was really due ‘â€" ' \ i - to the tenant's improvemmts, at once sent 00.j‘ ‘ The Montrcal City Passenger Railway Coriip’lny is likely to withdraw their bill now cforc tho Local Legislature asking for every countenance, and so level was the country, so rapid the rise; of the water, that on the 5th, all the settlers abandoned their houses and sought refuge on higher ground. was anxnnwnchus movement, and appar- ently begun without any prccmiccivcd p ans of management or scitlumcnt. When asked whithcr tbcy were going, their reply was leave to ercct an elevated railway.__ "northward" to A land wlierc the “fou- are on but. one thing, apparently , y, _ _ _ _ _ .. _- tcins ' iluwc-l butter and thc pasture grew wanting to ensuretliaiiaf’éty of mi, Policy of “rimnm G. Ha‘mymm ‘ .resideu't Us To_ At this crisis, every desegpnou. of pro eny lum u check for $1,000. BRANTFORD rinber. In”? gamed nurtlnvcsiwnnl. pro- phylicalrule which-had been set going un- mum. entered a. aim at MonfiulforSIO’. became of‘secondm‘y consideration as was MRS. E. F. MORGAX New Castle. Me. ‘ a, r. _ “â€" IDVOIVGLI in one common wreck, or nbmdon- ' â€"- - ------~ . -.._g , ._. der the m.me of confederation, and that. was the forcible disarmament of the Basuto na- tion. It. was the rock on which the whole scheme split into fragments. The Basutns, a tribe inhabiting the Switzerland of South 000 damages against Messrs. Glover 5: Brais, dry goods merchants of this city, for false arrest. Sonic of “16.111811 at the Halifax sugar re- finery struck for in! advance 'of wages. Their demands Were not: acceded to, and the places of those who left liavc been fillel by others. liably following the route of some of their tog: gsngcrs, who find spied out the land towards the nllUl'I'. of Lake- ‘X The moman flit-y passed the banks a Cr'ocrxlilc viva-r, timbordcrs of their territory, their troubles began. Racer-i a land now Africa lying betwaen flic Cape, tho Free IlrougliL-Hh‘ickun their cntt c commenced to State and handball risen in the space of die of thirst. From the same cause sickness 40 years, from being the miserable remnant mint: upon their fumilics. In their slow of a contentious clan who lived like very prim; by bullock waggon of 15 or '20 miles a wild beasts and practised the most horrid day their provisions ran short. The women form of cannibalismâ€"as the heaps of bones rindcliildrcn sought to sustain their life up- in their mountain caves testifyâ€"6.0 be a nil the fruit of a wild bush by the way, and tribe of 150.000 thrifty, intelligent indus‘ died, finding tliciiuiclvcs poisoned. Fave-r trious pcoplc with forms well kept, with followed the drinking of the muddy brack- workshops and native schools, with a race ish wutcr that. was occasionally found in (-1 young men whozire now faithful mission- som»: suit pan in the thirsty land. Families arics in the Cape Colony, in Natal and even :uil oxen bccamc thinned out so that wagons tit. Livingstonia and other stations in the had to be left behind with all their contents, for interiorâ€"all accomplislicd almost entire- On the way a. council lm-l liccn hold as to 1y by flic labors of three or four honest what dircctiun they hliOlll-l take. In tlicir evangelists. Tiic liasutos resisted the dis- pcrplcxity some wanted to turn westward, nnnamcnt policy, and on the 19W of Jilly some to continue north, and others counscl- 1380, began the outbreak which lud tlic people to return to the homes they has now cnded in the separation of Basuto- hml left. A quarrcl ensued and they «livid- land from the Cape altogether. The ml and scattered. A fcw started to return, spread of the war to the 'l‘mnskcinn terri- mziny turned towards linmnrnlnml and torics gave great gravity to the situation, Uvnmpoliind, and some continued towards and these events it is alleged were the occa- 1Ake Ngzimi. But none found the coun. siciifltlioughnot the causeâ€"of tlicBocr out- ti'y they sought“ Instead of- somei‘ivci’ likc break. flu: \':uil they found tlic gmy inndy dune After a brave fight the Boers have how whose hollow basin iiow bore no trace of thc their independence and have won, evenfrom nub-r that had been running in it ; no the English tliciiisclves,ni‘espcct which they clumps of this bright green \vacht-en-bcctjc, had never before enjoyed in the world’s es- ur tho mimosa to glmldcn their cycs,â€"â€"only timzition. And‘now the colonies undistntcs flu: lmv straggling bush whose strange fruit are ciitci'iiig,,upou “social and pol iticnl alli- iumptml them to cam-mmin tmlie. “lIcrc,” ancu on which a future confederation shall mid an elephant hunter who came across be better founded than on nnycxotic system mic of fbcsu portion, “a child is being cur- that could liuvi- bccn imposed by foreign ricd to its gruvc, there an «bi man lies dy- politicians. 1'). B. If». ing: licrc fivc or six of nil sorts are given up . 41$ pin-rt all hope, than a. mother, or perhaps 3 faitlici‘, listening and watching the death throbsof an only n-muiiring child: have a low raving for food, there another frighten- ing away the birds of prey from some pu- fi'cd Cill‘clL's‘c, that ho may i'cgzilc himself on what uvwlf would pass in disdain. ' " Altogether 1130 men women and children nutmullilicd to :IllCll hardships." After many izinntlis one of the parties i'caclicd Lake 'Ngalni. On their way they had incl: tol- crution from most of the natives, and King Khuimi lirid cven protected and allowed tlmm to hunt in his country, but now when they thought tlicy haul mum to their jour- m-y's end they found the chief at ngumi lmrlmring an old grmlgc against their Coni- mzmdnnt. Without openly fighting them lll' inmlctlicir life Mr \vi'cfcliml that they could not sctflc and nt but, in scattercdcou- voys, tlmy wtmit on their rcturn to the 'l'i‘;iii:i\':i:il. 'l'ln: main body had struck westward through lininurnlzuid tn Oviuiipoliind. Du‘ mzii'ulzind may bc described us 11 vnsf. slope, with n limitml range of bills, stretching up from this wmf. cmmt and covering about 200,000 square uii‘lcs,>nm'tli (If the Orange Rivur, tlicn the Northern borders of the Cape Colony. A wide belt Along the coast: is n dreary waste of sandJJut inland beyond tliisisncountry of rich naturnl'soil, like the Knroos of the Cape, but subject like tin-m to periodic droughts. It ismlmbitcd mmwwlmt sparsely by ii rncc akin iii descent hith Bushman, i suction of whom called . the lsz‘gfihimnm. tire nicknamed "men of dirt " by their cuiitciiiptuoui cut-mics the Naiiiuipuis of the Cape, who are their south- cni neighbors. It was towards the north- i-tistci'n Imrdi-rs of this country that the lhicl’fl, lcd no doubt by sonic-of flicii; pioneer traders, now turned. ‘ ‘ \Vliilc flic disfi'i‘ssvil [‘icoplc \vci‘c trekking ed in despair. The people had to fly from their home for dear-life, some'of them sav- ing ‘only the clothes they} had ton their backs. By this time, the country presented the appearance of Li vast lake, and the peo- ple in the boats had no resource but tobresk through the roofs of their dwellings and thus ssva what they could. While the frightened inhabitants were collected in groups on any dry spot that remained visi- ble‘ above the waste of water, their houses, barns, carriages, furniture, fencing and every description of property might be seen float- ing along 0\ er the wide extended plain. to be engulfed in Lake \Yinnipeg. Hardly a house or building of any kind was left standing in the colony. It was on the 15th of June that the settlers for the first time, drew near the sites of their former habits.- tions.” 0f the‘ flood in 1852 Mr. Bassâ€"who was himself an eyewitnessâ€"says : “ On the 7th of May (1852), the water had risen eight feet'above the high water mark of ordinary I:surs, overflowed the banks of the river and egan to spread devastation and ruin in the settlement. Boats and canOes were in (rent request for the saving of life and property. Some had to take shelter ’in 'tlie gin-vets, some on the stages, some here, some there, in little groups on spots higher than the rest, anxiously waiting a bout, acunoe, or some friendly hand to save them from It watery grave. On the 12th half of the colony was under water, which had made a clean sweep of all fencing and loose proper- ty on both sides of the river fora distance of 22 miles in length. On the 22ml the water was at its height, and the coincidence is re. mnrknblo, as on the same day, of the month the water was at its hei vlit during the forni- er flood, 26 years ago ; lint it was eighteen inches higher than if: has been this year. During eight days before the change, dwelling houses and burns were floating in all directions, like sloops under sail, with dogs, cats and poultry in them. Outliouscs, carts. curiolcs, boxes, cupboards, tables, chairs, beds, and every variety of household furniture drifting along, added to the uni- versal wreck. At its height the water had spread out on each side of the river six miles, for is distance of fourteen miles in length. Three thousand five hundred souls abandoned their all and took to the open plains. 'I‘lio falling of the water allowed many of the people to approach their cheer- lcss homes about the 12th of June." The flood of 1861, although it overflowed the site of the city of Winnipeg and the 51112 rounding country for several miles, yet if: did not rise to within two feet of the highest oint reached in 1852. Should another lood occur with the water as high as in 1832 or 1860, and ' while the writer was at its height, u. strong gale were to blow, it is fearful to contemplate the destruction which would take place in the city of Win- nipeg. ~ â€"~« <Adr<~~<-'~0'- â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" Lam on the Shelf. Mr. Tlios. Clnydon, Shelburue, Ont, writes: “I have been suffering with n lame back for the past thirty years, and tried everything I heard of without success. Notloug ago I was pcrsiindcd to use St. Jacobs Oil. I purchased a bottle, and, strange to any, before I had used it; all, I was perfectly cured. I can 'confidcntly re- commend if: to any one nfllicted. No one can speak too highly of its merits." Mr. W. 1'}. \Veccklcy, also of Sliclburne, tlius mentionsamntter of his experience: "I have been a. sufferer with rheumatism for Dr. Pierce's “ Pellets," or sugar-coated l â€" . 7' I gmiiulesâ€"tliepriginal “ Little Liver l‘illB." M A T O B A I : 'l‘hls siiuulm-d article is compounded \vltliihu (beware of iinimtious)-cure sick and bilious . grcatt‘sl curt‘. lieadnclic. cleanse the stomach and bowels. 1 8 8 2- " liscil‘ecis was wonderful um! satisfactory and P“"fy the l’luo‘l- To get genuine» “6 'l‘liose groin}.r lo Manitoba will find it to their . us ever. Dr. Piercu's signature and portrait 0H udvunlugcfo corn-spond williino. Subscribe: n mum,“ “my 0,. huh,“ 1m“. ‘0 "5 yommul Govemmcut stump. 25 cents per vinl, l.,- for the Colonist .chrmui paper giving just the ‘ amgaism ‘ inforimilion you require: Sample Ircc, I'imi- v WW". 0 ' )hlciswiflnnu 15.50111Il‘ftl‘.llOllll’l\tlk'h hxvuision It removes n11 erupllons. itching and don. Tl”; P0P“ '3 50710‘1513'il’disllosc‘l' L‘s ,un‘l' “ml 5 colilmblurs ""m'hm‘ “'u “1””; drummid tliesculp by its use lk‘COlllflS \vlillo physicians urge chang‘, of air. on the 9111 In and .er at Mo). and. (-\ or) r a _l ‘ ‘ two weeks thcrt‘ullci', prom-Mod a few .3“ ‘ ‘l‘ " wax-so than xv“, duysl befovizwby their lips” flu-Egg! ll‘uil; fly its fouicpropcrtics ll rcsmros lliocup‘illnry . ' urriv ngiit nnipeg on ‘r uy. miso m - r i . ,0 _ v “The throat has destroyed more liv es dress with stump for reply. , mum‘smlthdrklgmjm? ‘15 II- we Fulani bum than the sword," by imprudencc m cutlllg D. A.BOLBROOI{,.v ('0..Nni'lli-\vrr~l. limi- “999- “m “"1 “b “a m l‘ 8'0“ 1 l t “ml and intempemnce in drinking; but “he” imuion. Rt'ill Estate and 'l'ickci Acunl. (‘rcilii sirong. the health becomes iiii inir ‘11 the miserable vane): mm “mm” Sumner“ "3 5' m Kiwi“ ' AS“ dwasinx Ilullllllg lit“ be”! found so of l " oust. loronfo. _ _ , _ twins]. or desirable. dispeptic may find prompt relief in Burdock ' Blood Bitters. If. rcgulntcs the liowelsmcts Dr. A. A. llnyos. Smto Assam-r of Mussiicliu. sens. suys of it : “ 1 consider it (hr best prepar u on the liver and kidneys, purifies the bl) «(ion for its intended purposes." cod, and lltlllllllll‘gff all the secretions to u . , i- i . _ . .. , I Buckingham s Dye, ‘”‘ - " FOR THE WHISKERS. I A 346,» .. “ 'l‘liis ulo'runf prepurnflon may be rolled on to I n S cliiiiigc the color of the board from gray (.r any INSTITUTION (ES‘l‘Al‘lblSllRl) 1871i. oliicr unilcsinible shade, to brown or block. M 1 (Hill-15’ STREET EAST. Tmmn‘o. 0ST. discretion. 1t is easily iipplled. bean in one NERVOUS “1.31"”er~ Imounumsm. um“, propuruh'amaml quickly" mm effectually pro- Buck. Ncuridgiii, l’iimlysis and nll Livor und dums n permanent color which will noillicriub (‘bcsl (loipplnlnfsdiigliicdu'ifcly‘1 1‘I!ll\'\l‘;‘l(llx'lll‘1’=l “or was], on: l‘Cl'lllllllclll ’ curc v using mm a A v . . . . . . . . v _, BANDS AM) INSOLEC. BURMA“ um” 31 ' ,SWEET?f‘fil‘ifl?‘9£‘f§lҤE“£â€"~â€"â€"â€"- R. P. HALL & 00.. «Frâ€"- » . NASHUA, N. H. Sold by all Drum/fails and [mum's in 111er id in“ fAâ€"ACKSMAGNETIGMEDICINE ‘5 ,.-/ 2 The (_lucbcc Government has agreed to guarantee the bonds of the Pontiac and Pacific Railway Company for seven years to the amount of $20,000 per mile, a total of $1,600,000. A number of fai'iiicrs’ boys from Lord Sliaftcsbury's training farm at Bexlcy, in Kent, have arrivcd at Hamilton, and are be- ing distributed among the farmers in that vicinity. Zerdowacki, a. Greek confectioner, who has led a strange and eventful life in Mou- treal,~oud has often given the police trouble, was sentenced to six months’ imprisonment by the recorder for an indecent assault: on a little girl. Contracts will shortly be called for the completion of the harbor works and dredg- liug. and construction of the cross wall from DnJliqusiccstrecf; in ‘Brincease Louise embunk~ ment of; Quebec, for ' which the Domin- bllilgovermn‘cnt haii‘ voted the sum of $375,- The incipient feud between the Cnuglmn- wags Indians and French Canadians in Cauglmawaga appears to be still in existence as the Indians complain that some of their enemies stole graveyard ornaments from their cemetery and placed them in thedoors of the houses of living Indians. 1\. l’.72' uousriiomiccms. g? . ' v ‘ fol- lowing sugges- tions are not design- ed to induce the public to attempt the du- ties of tho rogu- 1iir surgeon, but. “___ __. , _. . .- ,_ merely to pluco the _L ~ i#__LL:__51__“5J , readers of these pom-s " _~.-- 3‘ J i _ _. w .J_:’ ofl.¥§:nfii§€3l’5l€l‘fil€3 ‘W 0 R M J? OW 1'3 L m S: , . . I. - o. ‘ /ncclilunfslnpcnrpipludullyin -.. ___. m (nuyORE) TnADRIMIArK, l( ant-.01.)! r the house mm‘ mm Whm" w 'i “"0 mlmmns roplonsrnf lo f-ilsc i‘nniuiu flivirown ls u sure. Prompt um ill 'ociuu mu y u . v v " " ' v. .- ' ".or. ii‘uéisi‘i'ifli‘stfi’. gelfiaiiéifilliflfil’eifi}? 333 iii-if; mauve. Is a sire. sun-u. uu-i c-m-vruui pdggogygggt y; 11,631; 13,: 81,31,953, gagging..." I, clpnl among those froulilcsmiiu iiml annoying Wycl- or “um” in Chi-“1".” 0,. Adults Swath“ ",wkmws' and “NIH”, Lo” 0' ocuurenccs, mid dcnmml fmmediufo frontinan flu- - 1.0m.“ u Kym“ Nervous "4,316; Jed“ m wifli the best menus ut hand. In the kitchen, "Wm H" mud [Neuron Syn", the dining'han‘ me "urscry and the mum”. v I.‘ '1- Mai Brain. and Rustin-cs bur-Irwin; room they iii-01inqufuhappen.unrl,fnsfcnd of I. s " {rib/wt “ml mm". m u". Exhaust“, “mm. feiivmid iiluvm tifflmsighmf fliecumi-mnshcd um, ("mum The experience m- thoumumu finger, or bruised unburned arm. or scolded "mvm nu“ lNVM‘UABLE ummu“ ‘ saw” ‘ a cum ""d‘ImC-l mmmcr Shoum b0 "3' 'l‘1iu medicine is ploiisiint to tho iiisfu. and In 5"“ .‘ ‘ and “nor “ummg “my the mom“ “1 no civso nnd under no circumstances mm it do mammd)‘mom‘lumd mus Should be drained liiiriii. l‘illull box contains Hiifllitloiil. for two with thut most. vulimh e remedyâ€"ST. JACOBS weak,“ mmumuun. “H” being much clump“, 0”" “smxrpflsmglyqumk “moths awnsmfi llnin nnv other Inlhliulim sold-wind wliilo fl ls properties, its tundcncyjo quickly romovo til we chm; m”. 1., [.3 "mm “(Hm ""mmnmmn' and "5 wonderml mummy in um gar Ii‘ull puriiculm-s in our pliumphli-fn. which above us wcllusmull musculurand otlicr pains, wwlwin‘ m “m” “w m n“ , “ddnmm sue“ “5 rue-“nummn' neum‘gm' momudw‘ .Vliu'k's )liwucflc .“NfIc no is sold by llru - headmne‘ shmwsa 0f the jmms' etchâ€"mew gisfs iii :‘llclsrpcrbox. or 1‘.' boxes I01'$.'l. or wi 1 render S'i‘. JACmis 0n. proâ€"eminently the host 1,“ “mini free (if posing“. on receipt or exfcrnul rcnicdy now before the pcople; which mimic" b I mmwmmn claim is fully subsumtlufcd by flio strongest ). > I . I ‘ ‘ ‘ . kind of testimony from all classes or people. 3|.“ K s mum l.\l-.(0.. 'I‘hoviiluo of Immunllfelssosuprcmclyfmpor- “imam”. 0," “mm,” taut that. an 'thlng that. tends to its irolongn- _ A 1 lien is cntlf ed to the highest qonsdcratlon. (Jhurlcs Nelson. 1151].. pmprictur helmn House, Port. Huron. llll('li.. says: "I sulfa-red so with l‘llClllllullS-lll flint my nrin withered, and pinyin- clnns Could not hclp me. I was in despnlr of my life, when some onu mlviscd mo to i 51'. JM‘mis Om. 1tlinlsn.nnd.nslflvymuglc, \vns inslunfly rcllevo-l, and by the confirmed use of tho Ull emircly curml. I thunk lit-liven for linvinir used ibis wonderful rcmcdy. for H mm! my life. It also cured my wife." ' _. - F..â€" .v‘o-gâ€"~..... _- The entire end of Col. Sweeney‘s saloon, at'Ccdavville, Ohio, was blown up by dyna- mite. An attempt was made to blow up Culdwcll’s drug store, but the charge failed to explode. Sweeney, his wife and children, sleeping remote fi-oni'tlic point of explosion, were thrown to the floor. EMINENT PERSC'NS. A $25,000 piano. of unparalleled splendor, is the Prince of Wales wedding present to Leopold. ' ' Tm: toilets of Sarah Bernhardt took the Romans by storm, especially :1 peacock blue vclvcf. for "La. Dumc aux Camclias,” undan Oriental brocade for “Frun l-‘rou,” for which \Vortli clmrgcd $2,400! ram an coda/v.19 U N lTEll STATES. Investigations have proved that. the in- fernal mncliincs mailed to Vanderbilt and [field were vastly more destructive than at first supposed. The steamship Lord (lougli arrived at Philadelphia recently from Liverpool with two cases of small-pox :ibom'd, 1,100 pus- scnqci's wcre vaccinated. \'i:.\‘$ni: has the i'licmiiutism. \Vc L'U‘l- gi-ntulutc llllll upon his new nuiluisition. If: Will be a grail; help in scouting out a com- ing storm. All that is now wanted to make his meteorological apparatus comulctc is 0. good, healthy, com or two. '1‘ II is «ell-glint Ihinmn th‘hll'l (i ll .3 ll i lf'ul'i'nt [hilli-l'lisl will “1‘ givi-ii lu :inyuiu- lii‘lllllll'," us the wish and Iisl 0| llllllll‘K l'ui- Ill'l'llfll :ill lle'lllIl‘l‘fi in llic[Juliuv'Juilr- iml. lLisu iimiifli- 1y ilillflllulvll pu- pvi' of S puma-i. containing Ilm Inf.ch fiisliiuii null-s from .-\iii- criciin lHllJll- callous, und 1341:1- sued iii, flu: low price of luciin llvc cents per v 1-. ur. All Lin- newest designs fli fashions lirv buuufifully 111m»- lrulcd in its pages by Lhobcsf AIIIBrlf'llllllrLlflbfl The Jun! ics' .Inurnululsocnn- tiiliis useful household ro~ celiiui, ii iiliorl story, ,iind other interesting nmi- tc' besides the f'nsblon iirilnlcs for lady renders. A huge fraud, invalidating the titles to about 12,000 acres in the Fargo, D. '1‘. dis. trict, has been discovered. The settlers on the lands arc the principal sufferers. ‘1.ui:n Diziuiv has several stepchildren->- tlic children of his wife by the fufbci‘ of Lord Sulfsbury-~but none of his own. His brother and heir is a. steady 'I‘ovy. They have (1110 sister, Lady Emma Talbot, wife of the Scrgcaut‘nt-xhnis in l’llt! llousc of Lords. A law courts in Home has tried Mme. Bernhardt for two contraventiuiis of the lmvâ€"~firsf. in having issued more tickcfs for n raprcsmitnticu than the theatre Would hold, and 1103be for having, in dcrdgution of precautions against. firu, closed scvcml doors for the convciiicnce of her control- lcrs. .‘Imc. (.‘iirisfiiic Nilsson has announced that she will rcsuinc professional life for three years only, after which bill: will l'c- tirc. llcr engagements in England are to extend over two months. Then she returns to‘I’im's, to proceed, after u short stay, to St; I’cfeisbiu'g,~ and thence to Swudcn, her native country, to take farewell. Mmc. Nilsson proposes to ’imikc l’uris her future libinc. ' ' A wonderful discovery of copper and sil- vcr has been made near Laramie City. The ore is _sixty to one hundred per cent copper, thli gold and silver in paying quantities. Parties are sminpcdiiig to the new field in all directions. Three masked liigliwnymcn boarded a train on the Saute, Fe Railway on Wednes- day night near Lui Vegas, N. M., and frightened the passengers to give up $500. They then conccnlcd themselves on the train, rode to mem, robbed a saloon and liotel,and escaped. GENERAL. ______.._._â€"_â€"â€"â€"â€" Mr. .Glndstons entertained the Prince allltl l’rmccss of Wales to dinner on chncs. ( ay. A British soldier has been convicted of mun-slaughter for shooting n smuggler at Gibraltar. . V Al. l"oxf'ord,countyMayo, n farmernnmcd non PLATES, CIIINHIOS, nkc. Pmpc sum the fmdo on application.‘ 11. J. MAI- T11E\VS_ 85‘ 13110.. 93A\:ongc_»5t.,:l oronfot r ‘iiir’ox’ruâ€"Mr. J. n. Mimic. (‘nmpIu-ii. Barrister. Salli-nor, etc. 0 \‘lrlorfn-st. Seiir llic l'onf Olllcc. ___'________.__..'â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"-â€"- . , USMAWA UAHINI‘A CO.. 97 Yongo Sfrcut. - 'I‘OVO‘EE9:.9!‘£;.. __. i P, 0lililIINllS. I'IC'I'IYRIZ FRAMES. Ml)!- " J l WILL CURE OR RELIEVE BIL/938N583, DIZZINESS, nvci- the ll‘ir3(9p\.‘v"0‘ mi xnirnuc_\vatppcd Garibaldi has improve-d in liciiitli beyond \1 . - . . years. lwu! laid up with ii severe attack ,. i t t . '3 y . 9' . _ . . V _ - .. __ . chlorine was firch but was missed. He ' ___. . _ ___ u “m D“ “m w “ rumllcsslam'l whiohficmmuoilbutween thcm all 0X])C\.mt1011. 11p iciintly tool. A thin. the“ returned the my” and Shot his assail- gsliprt finialago, fluid (11 pan trulyk siy'tpnff; Ema. H": "An," ‘1, from my chmnmm, in! single [pp- DYSPEPSM, DROPSY, and the fertile reality. dunking than when to Monrealc. near 1 alenuo. .1 he population am dead A t- “90 3 I WORN“ c ‘1‘“ 05 i“ “5 . White and Brown minim-n3 fbestlu 'crs). 20",”311, ’gfijg'r‘mlf INDIGESTION. FLUITER/Na tidy hall ri-aclicd the new countrv they fillcll the streets 1111)01'lcob silence, but mi. A10” _ . Si .t. l b_ l _ _ lib“ I 9‘18," cxl’cuoncc'é',‘ Â¥,,°l‘c°rf“l y m‘ fll‘lécgqfil‘l‘fi‘ifisgglairfi¥°if 0‘13" "3,.9,;mbfl,,-p,,1y. JndND/CE. OF THE HEART» muld follow their occupations in pom-9,1,0. covered, and they fillodtlic carriage with l l” m 1 “‘09 1°" "*5 ‘0 if“ out “I Lomllwm It to cvory 811 “‘01- - - -_ I -_ 1‘98 0h ,7 - fir, an”. emu". {RVs/Pius. , Amp”); OF 3.0"]! U", “Ontuut (,f irksmnu English man. flowers. 1'1",“ llcpufufion of the UniVm-sity 3011(111. ‘ The false prophet 'Malldl defeat-ed ' glflrks £1“ ‘ltu‘iéuigfllfly 24- 1:: in postage ntnnipu or 9113“. And If 3'0“ want to I ; um. mum were prom-Ming which showed professors, who «and. by Uwir' spokesman. “,‘in,YP‘m""°°P3 “Pd c"P‘md “*0 0")" ‘Aaum' AbontFMhiom ' ' i~Xs“z'~'lfumnfi;’agenoiml‘idi“'s' ‘4"°“““‘33.33%?‘ii.‘§“l§3$~lfi‘iil'iii'él‘fé‘i‘ifiifi ' HfAPTBURIJ’ armres- . .' .. '4 -. ‘ .'. .i .130. . ' , . . -"' ' Rm \v'ou' ' 1- , , ‘ I . l‘f‘“ WW“) ‘1‘” ‘llmm “' “WW”: :1”? “fs ‘l‘l‘mr'n‘l’ ll?“ 1".““1.” unh’ ("m e" M “luv do the fashion magazines never show Es IL‘T n (tL05l5’N.â€"â€"'l‘lllS COMPANY’S Kiiii '(ltlwenfy of incl" 1“ “WNW”- 50"“ "'0 HEADAOHE, ‘ 0F [5: MIN, would luiiu lM'cll dispelled. Reports that ml ' “‘P ‘0‘1 “Mt ll“) ““3 made by Eirl Cowper, lute Viceroy of Irclnud, has the styles of dresses for fat girls? In the untomnfic closeismlnisicrlohculfh. com- the lth of numcn \‘.‘llll flic flvc dolliirn. nndl And every wad" of alum" Mm" from the Italians. and when ccrtain gentle- furniind cleanliness; scmlforclrt-Iiliir. Earth will llllllwdllll‘qy mrwum "a" 0"” M um“: disordered LIVEEB K'DNEYB. 8T AOH, tlu- unigrnnfs wch going to :i fvi‘tile cuun- rctuvncl to I’nglund Beforc his dc ' ' ' ' v r r _ . , ,, , ., , - ~ A - ' partuic fashion plates the bcan-poleuiriety of young Cl ,_ . , n _ . ,1 10,4,” “unwed. “unvldum ., , llry,‘ :‘Clll'lllt'id‘ Elle] Lillie ll‘utlln trig;er and 121‘“). WWW] [lit All“ M) “I”: ill-“l” 1‘ “my be was presented with lln nddrccs by the lady has exclusive posscSSion, and the com. 1‘3'2‘}12-__». . â€" liliiclmuy l‘l‘f':l:£ll‘t;ff)fc)'llll. . ,BOWE "0 “100”: Hill (-‘s. vis io oiig icn urv rc- '- , -m-)m-utiou of 1) l ' _ - ' I ' ' ' ddrosfl l5- 5 ‘ N _ - » ports wove brought. down from tlic \vcst If tho negotiations which have recently L 1}.) , b b.1.u.)lm . , ixgrthllldibgfdg.” sll‘lllfft tilqnflfiiggll‘fef‘m'lill: b‘ A "3m"! “Adrlnmc N‘Vwc'm'rllmmo' T. & 00') [ropn'lm'éNTQ mil“ Mating “mt “'0 “WWW-'1. Who we" been going on at. Vienna with a view to n heml;Falla‘lilgzfislfgn‘::3:$3825” [Sniff fact is that fat girls do “b: require any in. Address C. W- DENNIS. ~â€"»â€" â€"â€"~A -â€"*--‘ â€" “Wm-W - '-~*â€"-~ --~~v-- ~4--~~-~-~~â€"~ i‘â€"-'-â€" ‘â€"' -~ - r -- r - Toronto. Ontario. ’ "A “or “ii‘i'i’ii’iiic'fifc o'N iv .. \Vntcrmwnâ€"good limd : a0 ucrcs plough- cdund. being sown with wheul: nciii- mile «.2 . station and in good settlement; prico 31.200: ‘.\ ‘ mid to hate the boers, fouled an invasion from them. While tbcimprcssion nprcml abroad in the Cape Colony that the llamnr- us wcic. unvasy, and unxiuus to come under formation about fashions. They know itnll, and it is the lean ones who have to go to the xiiagazincs to get posted. reconciliation between the Emperor of (lev- imiiiy (uni flic Duke of Cumberland slimilvl end favorably. tho enormous privnw fortune of the late King of Iliuiovcr will be given crossing every day. lf: is said that the stipuladons ,of Chili ul‘u suflicicntly ucccpt- ablc to thc I'cruviaiis. _.â€"-â€"..~â€". ow ’â€"-â€"â€" (tape rule. NI “0‘. fm‘ their an- n b ' the German (ibvonimcnt, and the John Reynolds has been arrested. at Bcr- , _ . . .. . - i _' ‘ ncvnfion was being prepared by the Cape fling”. Frederica of “gum.” Wm rccgive 1m on suspicion of beingim liciitcd in tho . ‘i‘f‘ I)"OI‘deTugmxfilf'tjig “navy “:07 ' governmcni. On the 12th of March 1878, about $2,500,000 3., 1m- slmw, The (xx. sale of bonds stolen fronrn orig postman, "1 .1” Serum "' l.“ “0"”? 0 . c “mm.” Simcoo,unt. . , E in file prcsvuco of n few rwidcnts, the ccru- Queen “f "(mm-“- “at; bcc‘nnu “Concilcd to as Well as in tho llattou (im‘don robbery, 01mm“, airmen”: .3 ‘lery “uportlaut. 3'“ "‘“"’""“"‘“"""“"'~* I ""‘“ w ” muny lllhllflls'llllg ii Unmndm-k was pei'forin- her ninri‘icil daughter, but the Duke and 140mb". He has appealed to tho Aim-ricnn ‘ “stp' 3" tin” “' "th :1“ luothon 51' gl‘eg S ’\~' "‘1 M “,“lmfl‘ lhl'v “ml l'l‘ “1M 30‘ the the Princess Marie mm: still as indignant iif. INK-"tit!" l0!” Protectloll- Sup oiimen oils“) fin Iii-“it lfihmugl i v ' - ' . lilfllllillll‘li‘i cl thi- f. .1111" colony \vi-rc cxtcml- who: tin-y i'cgnrd n. Immlliuwe as they wurc ......_.......,_...-_ .. ,_ f w m $930," (I; .' r' “Gym m _f fogging. 50nd for Descrlpllvc Circular. l'rlrc lliif, “l “"1" “N UKWKL‘ “V” “"lely lo the when the Duke received Quecu Victoria‘s A rem p “ma h“ “ml” ,, r? U. 0, V and Tmilinonlnln of .,.L'uiicuc, rind outward to the 'l'ransvzml. intimation flint hliu had a: ictiniin-l tlic ' ‘ NEWFOUNDLAND ans' great remedme corm' l l T'HM S 1M"- . . . - - . u “"0" iv“ Cow: l um «um: " \‘urc safe in (l -“ lllli i-uinprh‘ul n country \rl nub lcss than .4” Interference on her Majesty's Pan 8 ‘ I ' V ' -~_ g '- v " W - v ' I '~_ “I g l . ‘l _ _ ‘ l g: “30.000 mnmu “MM 50”“. “which of “him In: w” much n‘wmfll‘ . ‘ . .\ll.f)ll5 PHILâ€".1110IIIOYellanPtOCBlbll- palnless. hir'Leoniird may exclmm, Lana _ .ihlg TILL “stills”. ' . .bo _ 1-, “ him had “W”. Lu,“ m ‘Hm h . um x-m, U,- - lisb a sailors llomc m hf. John 5 is making ads for Canadians, but‘we most eiiipli_nti- “ enlsmlml‘e ‘ “"9”! “WWW” I“ l “'4‘” “ f; A white man 3' ' "*“h‘ ""'" “b” “ good progress. ~ cally exclaim, ” Putnam’s Painless Corn Ex- 3mm“ 0" perfumed l' ""‘lm'c' g 1, “.3, out). n It“. “Mm” and, this “n, Hrs. Laugh-y :1 Receptions. TU W 10 mg ,,0['U‘__Thc Public Law" tmbor for conic," Sold everywhere. ‘ ‘ ‘J. (Lushâ€"d iris. p “"‘V-l "3 “1“ “l‘l‘mmm‘fl “1 _llle “mgr-“It Mrs. It‘llsfll'v 53.” 3 110mb)“ L'Ul‘l'l‘fl‘on- gives us the reason why tlicflovernmcuf. did For the Kymâ€"“'0 know of no medicine l-u‘ls nu _icccivcd M “clinch Bay. The ‘dflit, I! looking round to_sec how she can not introduce an Act to incorporate the that has become so ulnr inloshortntimc / ~. ~ .\;\ ~ V . .ip \rvlicmiuus oi a conflict \vitli tile-_vocr' shake the bcllspfpopulantyabout her name u :x-cngAmcrimn mnl l'Iui'opcan Short Line as the Golden Eyc‘ Sn vc, for inflammation, V , , V 7’ ' I trc ‘l'crs 113.1 proved grouudlcw, and n the and not lot it die on the World's public lips. Railway” that “it seems desirable that no granulation of the lids, or dinmcss of night. OF H‘ m“ lumuul'no“ [moans did not nclually :usist the distress- I limlr :lr mirth; aim has resumed licr bus- impnrmnt a matter should be submit,qu to cmbmmg, Thezlargest and only complete / stock in the Dominion. Also nfull line of extra hwvyAmi-rlruu Oak Tanned Leather Belling, nml l'ngc‘n l'atcnt Llu‘l' Mather. v.1 pcupli- they zit least did not show nnbesinl. \Vlicii funds ware running low, he nmnifestafimis of ill-“Ill. .\ rcmnnnt of 70, vanished ; 1n.- lias now upportuncly turned wonpuut mm and 300 Nlucinfcd \vumcn upngain willitlic inc-tuning tide of forums and chillrenwerc all that arrived at their to take thc l1f‘fltl of his wife‘s table “Len first resting-place near flu! 50.1 was: on the slit: entertains tiic l'rixmc of Wales at sup- imrdchi of unimlnn-l and Drum Gland. x-r. By a most providcntinl coincidence. flunk-s thc suffering from thirst, an lvvci'. iis royal liiglincss suddenly nwoko to the Mid ti‘m worry {min wild animals, some had nueufiy hf'patmiu’zing the ~tfrmnu in the dial from slicer starvation. some had gum: [men of all the members of the profession. mad. while vsiiccrous sores and vripplul i .1an to i'cccivc their. on tl.c ‘lnv when tbL v . limbs :ittnfcd the agonics through whim alom- can be con\i\ialâ€"nmnclv:, on Sundnv. b0“ ‘1‘"‘1’ l" me “'1‘” "I “‘0 ‘luformnm" tlic rcst had survived. f 'l'hcsc “captions “up a pn‘rccdcn: which ' "NHL M"! ":“C'l “"2 “",""‘~ '5'“: """l‘mc SW A number cf the hours still remain in tblo izilniost cuuipvllcd him to be prism! atyAIn. 139“ “u 1”” l“'°J"”"""“ ‘1“"m‘391 “"3 “a” mgiozi but many cainv down with the n‘éisl‘hgufy'l Sabluficsl gatherings. The con- 3“ 1h? him-"d "‘3‘" r"l'l‘uyi “‘1‘”! “"d ' licl lufty, scnt to assist tlwni rind, humblcd ‘ ,Iugzil prcscncc 1i sh‘iclly limited to the i “‘“t to "W l”"'°m' i and bmkon, returned about the end of 1579 3 dutivs of host of. [hut-theatrical Nippon, l Sui. l‘snvs-Brrrnzi: Tins l‘:\'l'1‘.l’1‘lb.~- to the Transvaal to find him sunblnnco of ,and llt‘nx‘l'lillmdl‘d Euclf on l‘llle mummy. I'p lo thia moniing'thc most of our steam their ltcpulnlic gone, fhcvnunfry uudcr a‘;'l'lio Jvrsey 1.in 1‘ Mon ilsy altar day driv- scaling fleet haw alrlvul from first fri . llrimii administrator. uni their pn-sidcnt? in; i9 fill: lurk in .3 Victoria now ui m El and. “1111 “U! “W ('Xk‘ep‘ifilli- lll "i nm‘ added at bin birth-pha- in tlic (hpo Imoirn and as eagerly untéhu’l. :..-. {‘iu‘ fnirly rcmnnmtive trips. " The M thus L‘vluny. phiwii-ioxilcr' of she lllltluli 1;fl\(‘l’n- , l’rinccsi .5: “Ella? iimimit'. 31w :s dill l far bummed outlmmvh brightn- thnn our . 5600!! Filter. mm'pgugunr (i”f§“'l.1lfi“gz'h.\'{ln‘ mcnt- " in emu the man recent. six-libcftcr in 121': u on thr- world's 24.1 e, i'lcomy, unfaif'ui'u , forcimdin'n would have ~ . . . . . ' a -. helium“! been Mk" w ° ’0‘ "l ,‘m I“ probably the moat remadnble. of Ill the m- ? fmm nvcmpmct’i‘: no doubt, thin in 12.3.5”.- ; laud us l.) amid? :tr. â€"pl.iiiily proving to fins fjgyfi;;uff%at::;£1‘gfwl‘ofit 13:13, a'éogl‘wul'“:u$q,;$ filonflg'fnifld Luann: migrations of tin: irrblsxr: she?» cut fan; the ‘ll-xyumltei. although Grout-artsy c: um mundlm sphere that “.1 Canaan depuuklugel updu the usual :2th ' saw willdowcliwgive ihcmnrul. llvsufmnl u angular u-rigunchonof nuihyaiucs Agra» liar in one ems..- she physlliull In." _Im “out. “151.. Inll 'lwl'f'cf properly filtered water. a liver is the Ask your Kink!!!" “'1’th!!” I" u" in Ylt'u' of this Itnngt adventure, that ilxe lwitli all the iuzuisity and lt'th : of on vy- ; inasmubic it may cppmr to us, our fullatl- mam“, for um blood “4 Bumpy“ iii-yum iii-w. and sec um! It is clclml u nigh, law‘th when" ‘ lit lire born of: ’cnced comedicnue. Oman nut umber ( cm conjecwlims. our bemouung mlllclll" Emmi keep {helircr mind :11 the secretory & lvi'ygml, uudfl" Fab! 'nigcr, plumcd in! Conway without ftx'ilngtllaKflLL‘l-IHUI:311121”, hsvcbi‘wn cllllrvl)‘ vliuipatul by the on“, in . balmy cgnditiogL. l: i. the R' ' f ‘ , ‘3 Ibur mum! stuck on l’otche “mum nit- loud lifclikc in iii: run-lying ufprzz'ouud _tc,n- ‘ vcr .' encouraginz new“ 05 the WISE“ ‘5‘" grand blood purifying. liver regulating to St. Cathermes. out i - ' ‘ ' Sol! .‘Iunvfarfurrrl for Dominion of ('a umlu. the judgment of the country at the polls duriuqum waningh" ,, These troublesome com hints, .ni-iy be g, . speedily cured by llngyard a Yellow Oil the great Rheumatic remedy, which, as an cr- teriml application and as an internal remedy has a wider range of usefulness than any. similar reparation in the world. All drug- l Pram: or ms loinâ€"The schooner “l’ro- misu" lately set sail for Lisbon, l'ortugnl, with a cargo of three thousand nuintals of C'Jflllall, but was caught in the ice before gotdugnway from the coast. llcr burs were stow in, and tlieacaling brigantino “Dawn” from which licr dangcr were observed, I ll 7.01 {In 1')!» 1. .‘H. .‘ lKS Fire H088; Fire Departmiint Supplies calm in (3U . T. McILRoY, Jr. ;‘ Ay'cr's f‘ille contain no cruton oil, colonial “rm-homu- lo and r1 lump-i Ell“. Taroqu or mineral. ’l'ln-y are Cnllll’liulllllfil of pure ‘1’ “Wm-'10? 1’11“: NHL ’4 \cgclablc cxlracts, which have positive vfr- - tucs and always vlilc, ubcrc cures an: pos- iiibic. ' r':‘ .1 a ,. RT Arm" ' '3‘ '2») 950mm DRIVE «3, 1 Burn.- s‘ndssonlds. . Arc’prunipllycnrcdas well nll ill-sh wounds; spmlnm'bruiaw, callcuu 1qu .3, hurt-1103!, pain, inflammation and all pain ul . , "‘ " , . ‘ ~ I B (IBLEMISA‘VR. mnnnfufumd b) dim; by the great lillcunm'e lumc‘lfi [be nlnosm rumnzn Plum ' ’. fligyairh Yellow Oil.? ‘For ,e‘mnsi and huvlngivcn such 1 IlliHM'IJOI. owing _ _ . . .. I I . W , ‘. _. . . ' ,d lhei,_1‘nog'&t . f nan: We hnvn int. nml use. I nu. 2n. (1.»). u a ma“ flan "mu", "m rum‘npl‘g m n41! luLuf-i-r «och Ordi'rs. Ear/y l uasnl tho can-Join cumming of hamlch ‘ . , U . . .. 'Ifllr-l‘dk‘u M‘w‘filfi‘ 3‘”- ?ml‘ht ‘0 b“ ale. (3‘21 ‘ chiefs which swiullnlhilnr.‘ l'nlgnvc, the: ~â€"--â€"..- .~ “mm-_- Llunki’dl. a; folldb'ing'is’lhe'liil of vu- A cu. r“ ha , . . .- _ _.._ communion“ then. has A on 1:» post and ; The value of pan: slimlinm and: is slill self: 2 .55. Nimrod. sat»; Lanyard, 7,900 ; , , r W. :3 ' ‘ icium “up: to“: tint the diatnrtnnccsifu bcyoml lbs: of apv other hnul. A: a. 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