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Tl'd, CON YEYANCER, Commissioner in B.R. let-I luau. L..- - Insurance _ Lands Bought and Sold. Deeds, Lou", Will-ac. neatly and correctly prepared. Auction Sales Attended. All Bulincu Strictly Confidential. CHARGES LOW. Sg, no? 'gttiiate rcp,iig'ieliiiitJii',i,iiiii all In "not Mwnrny. _ I. of inton- . W urircly eoatuontiat Ind cont- of toana roamed to the lows" Btture. R. A. PRINGLE, Lover Town, Durham. R. DAVIS, FLESHERTON. Payton-y Boot. & V 'hoos, TY, undersigned In- a large nmonnt at both oriie I'm! Comhmv fund. a. In"! G L. DAVIS hats been ngpoinud out- . this Agent for tho 8d. of when for m ("Ind Trunk IMHWIy. Pun-earn cu- gulch-u “chat-toga] min! on the G. .R. Tic an for Inuit-b1 sud a North Want an: be had It lover nio- than nny other routes. Can than be loan that one. hour- " Middaugto Hotel u. L. DAVIS. Doe 29nd, 1m.- tf-IN Cash for Hides. Money to Loan. Apr'1,tst,t8et To lumen 3nd Dunno:- men on Ibo" ducal:- dnnod not" or [out] coll-tank. Mono!" mhuod n a hirnlunion. bruit-tuned u nun-I Bulk In", tty" III" Dunn: Onmhunnd Qua . Coliseum:- o no“! and “count.- on rououblo nuns Hanovorjhn-h 24.1881 And [nun-unowcd “the nu on" pot cont, per ulnum . omen in Middaugh'l Block, on Garafraxa Street. Sept Mb. 1m Genoa-:1 Bulking Busines- THAN t) ACTED. THIS BANK iuuu Letters of Credit on (mu Emma and other Foreign Canned”; Buy-and (f ouqeu Sterling Elee; Illne- am on New York Ind .11 M of CM. DEPOSITS of " ind upwards Rug-ind, upon which the current rate ot interest Will be Allowed. Blind Jr'""ooer. ROBT. BULL "' Capital $6,000,000 '. Reserve $1,400,000. Durham Planing Mill, SASH. DOOR. BANK ilt COMMERCE, DTyiiiEAM, 'HE Slum-rile! is now prepared to t'upply all who any VII" Waggon; pummel. Buggies, Planning Iniplements. CULLECTIONS MADE J. A. Halsted d; go., BANKERS. m h “V qtmattitr Mm J. C JOPP, Ticket Agent. Vol. Air. No. 8. Deposits Received, MONEY ADVANCED On ruwnublo termc. Ind I CANADIAN iiiiliht ithtbtt i-ttttrider.' --ANO- G.L.DAVIs.lnuuor, It. MCNALLY use yl” "176 "The profnnntion of the Lord's day is an offence nguinn God and religion, punished by the mnnicipul law ot England. For be. sidoa the notorious indecency Ind "andal of pomutting my mnlu bulimia to be trtusstusted on an: a”. in . country pro- toning Christianity. and tho corruption of moul- whioh usually follow: in promu- than. an hoping of one day in man holy, u a time ot may“ and "freshman u walla lanblicvunhip. includminblo «who»: Shh, cow nerdy-It civil institution. " hula-i.“ by the How of count-“ion Ind may. “to moon at the hunch-u, which would about” dug-onto into . not“ My and an... “Mn-n ofqiatttit anon-Windw- out "in. to - his mm in tho cumin. wank with bum: ma chum!- -;itsarqeintrontlw mmotuupopu “you oetteir9,ttrtoaodoon-r a who“ “an. hm which 't,t: W be M O. M m V I my I. The physical bettsilt of the Sabbath toman.-As fundamental to the general interest of the many, no lean than to the particular interest of the Individual, the Sabbath is doubtless a great boon to man, and as thus ersential to the welfare of the human race. the omrvanee of the Sabbath commends itself to all right minded mena- a great factor in the progress and civiliza- tion of Society. Hence, “Sir William Blackstone, in the 4th volume of his Com. mentanea. apeaka deeidedly against the sin of profaniug the Sabbath. He aaya : i (Prepared cpecially for the Review.) 1 The Sabbeth we: made for men and it is replete with manifold bleuingn to him, corresponding with his corponl and rational being. One of the grand ends contemplat- ed by the institution of the Sabbath in the communion of men'e soul with God, pre- pnrctory tor his high destiny in the ekiee. This is a thing worthy of the moat Ierionr consideration, but our present object in not so much to dwell on the vrimery upecte of the Sebbeth in regard to God he on the secondary especte of the Sebbeth in regard to men daring his sojourn on eerth or to merk out the peculiar bottefita of the "ls. bath. to Inetain men in all the toils of life end to develope his faculties by the con- centmtinn of his thoughts on God and on‘ the “Luge of God. i TI" DYING VIII. Publiahed by Raquel! f Lay my boby upon my bolom. Lot mo he] tter "on! warn bunt: Bite another in my em, " her voice in “recur mm, And he: than than mine men tair, If . cherub all an. father, (Pu more beaumul than um) Love your am love, on! my hub-ad, Turn not trom the motherlm. a. MCDONALD, Glennie. If in Btter you" holidp tho. Lay my babe upon my bomm, "rt. not long I'll know um. them; Bee how to my ham Ibo noun“. "n. . purl I'd love to we". To!) her lemming of has Mar. You will ttatt hot by my Dunc, Shield her from tho noun- of sorrow. If m em, on 1 gaudy bluno. Lend hot ""'"ue". when I'm lie-ping. And my bro-.0: shun m: her mm. When my vote. in whim" “no, And her mild blue oyu will brighten; am will womb: whence it cane. In her hot" when you: roll o'er her, She will and her mount- an”. A "motr. chin ism-um. o'er nu And I know mm It in duck. Let I]. [no once on an mum. may gun are I an ' Feel he: may, dimptmt than Wandering o'er my - of new. I I!!! paling through the, union. Bat the bland than 5mm I Knee] beam. mo Ina-ma (lo-not. Lot me In. svny my turn. Wm“. with thy grief. u Jacob mm" from midnlam until dar, It will mm nu unsol- visit, When it uni-ho- “my. -r. Wanna: Palm Peterborough, Minn m. was. Weittmt fete an Inn-v. I. -- “lei-LID w. Earth's mum And trophlu than tutsar, Their tomb oblivion bo- . The Pyramids null pain may Prom "at: eta-any: But never mm 1.! (Ann new wan. Tin golden word; "pm. Tm perish every ”no. of mm, In Nuun‘t funeral 3)an But if thy mm light hm“, m bio-I All hum had, A vat. and My void In Id! Amid the world of mind ', lulovolieu thought: with the. "Phe- It durum with thy doom, And huh no Prometheus the TUt my Inch light relumol A BAN] ot tho bonndleu no. And with the bin. shy bloat. E'an cloud copped Term-“lo van foe than, Too men: I monumom: The hunt, "mpto - to Jun. Tho glory that dam, But the are“ globe the“ in thine, With In in human new I will Answer when Bttq cub, Tho'oomohr biasing wholly-Io. Amid you “any ttost, Wan blotted iron it. mining M, A mm Imam Ion, Unmounod, mind on "gth'. din non. Wank be we nary (one. Along the skies. while million. not. In thud " brightly on. The out}: bu Ion lu- tthgh-t _ A [lotion light In .0... The untan- wouhlpvod hon M--- A might-ie" tummt Bo you. no good an common tot Of “I bound: the Ar Seemed not for trt- had ”not That such u tte could din. The Sabbath. DURHAM, 00. Grey, APRIL 8, 1882 pon'rni (3.) The Sebbuth as a source of pleasure to man in the prosecution of his work dur. ing the weA.--Tise observance of the sa. Gth, an the day of the Lord, imparts atrength to the character and elevation to the life. . The hallowed associations of the Sabbath fill the soul with emotion: of de- l lighmhe devotional exercises of the sanctu- ary stir up in the soul the pleasure ofpiety, the ministrations of the pulpit furnish the mind with a. feast of reason end Bow of soul --the arguments there put forth in demon- stration of the truth produce in the mind the pleunree of intellect and the illustra- tions there need in the exhibition of the truth “when m the mind the pleasures of humiliation. Wrought into such a frame of mind, by the eervioe of long, the exer- cise ot pruyer end the ministry of the Word, the men of labor or of busines- eerriee in himself whet gives him peculia- pleuure in the proeeeutien of his worki during the week, e feet that etende out be- fore In with singular cleanse under the three -u,--rimt, he ie .uatnin.d an. der the m of the home dutiee of life by the eweet memoriee end rite] inthe eneee of the Selim; “and, through the genie! mehine of the "butts, he "ise, "pok.totl" toils end herd-hip. of life, to the burden and - of life. to the theme“ nettlee “We: “Mathew wantpeeoeel‘oxlmienoe in the be... tuint elect of the tintrest, on pmetioal 1315.th him-e111» gal-amoun- eeione math to pro-eat. " work from any 'ttda-dar- ol "lftottontimm tho-i. "Nttr"8eurltusgi-t-tiimii Ext-m 01mm one-nu and. a? " W 't A-- - l (2.) The Sabbath, " a means " recruit- ing msn's exhausted 'ttemi".--" a day of rest. the Sabbath was a means of recup- erating the material system of man from fatigue, jadedness and exhaustion conse- quent on the wear and tear of life. In this process of recuperation, there are sev- eral factors " work to accomplish the , end of the Sabbath " a day of rest. First, rest trout labor on the Sabbath un- bends the energies of the body from the stretch of continuous effort and imparts to them fresh vigor for further exertion in the occupations of lite; second. the exercise of the mind called forth on the Sabbath day by [ the services in the sanctuary and by sim- l ilar services in the iamily circle as well 'T by varied reading and refieetive meditation _ strengthen the powers at the mind to en~ l gage with fresh vigor in the pursuits ii? activities of life ; third, the body and mind not and re-act on each other, the rest of the l body from labor furnishes the mind with leisure for exercise and the exercise of 'the mind quiekens the energies of the body and the mutual 'sffeot of the two things is in I creased vigor in both to enter on the ardu. I one duties of life. It thus appears beyond ‘ doubt, that the Sabbath. as a day of rest, recnits the exhausted energies ot man and! sustains him in continued labor. (1.) The I"" sea rest to man Iron T"' 80 TO "e, g'T1uf1U.' "tt W" l.bor.-tmut ll so constituted that moder- --- ate labor contributes to health. strength Memphis, Tenn., March 80.--'rhe Cin- and long life ; but excessive labor under- cinnati and Orleans pssket,"GohUn City," mines the constitution.incapaeitetes for ex- en route from New Orleans to Cincinnati. ertion and renders life a total ruin. Thin was burned " the wharf this morning st is not a day-dream or the pigment ofimag. 4:80 o'clock. The “Golden City" when l ination, but the sober truth of reelily based approaching the wharf was discovered to on fact, borne out by observation, and con- be on fire by the second engineer. who not. drmed by induction. It is the clear voice il'ied the pilot. The hoate bow was " once of Nature, the plain dictate of reason, and heeded for the shore, and in four minutes the constant outcome of experience. There she touched the wharf where the coal iUet is, therefore,a fixed limit to the capabilities is moored. The line was made last to a of man's "during labor beyond which he ooal barge but tIso eurrent being oritt it cannot go without injury to himself or to soon parted. The steamer ihustod down " powers and lunltiu. Sumeient relu- the river . mum of fhuusstr, With menv ot ation from labor isto him, therefore. nec- hrr penance" and crew .board. The I usury in order to his being in a vigorous steamer left New Orleans on Saturday en I condition for continue“. labor from ar route for Cincinnati. She carried I crew (to day. Eight or ten hours of 1Uror on of 60. She had 40 cabin passingers, " of one dayisto him quite enough in ordertohis whom were ladies, and 9 children. The I continuance in labor year after year to the ttnrgo consisted of 800 tomr, WODS Which end of his lilo. For the some reaeon, a" was a lot ofjute, in which it is said the are actiVities of the any are followed by the originated- rest of night. The periods of rest. it thus Stowe's circus was taken aboard at Tid. appears. stand out everywhere around us alia, and 6 cages of animals and birds, with as special pron-ion. by the all.sia. ores. the ticket and band waggons, tents and tor, to subserve great pin-1m" in the im. horsee. were lost. mediate interests of humanity. aswell " in There qhttt tr merry party aboard the ‘other things. The Sabbath, " . day of "thMen City" and nearly all the passen‘ rest, is one in principle, end opeeation with gore remnmed up until midnight. Mrs. this uniform. invariable and normal oondi- L. Kounz, who with three children, w" tion of things in the system ofthe universe- lost, was the wife of Captain Konnz. the The inatitution of the Sabbath has its fonn- we" known new boat owner. Those at dation in the nature of man, the design of the hospital are burned, but not seriously. the Sabbath in rent to man in accord with The passengers lost all their clothing. Abel the physical wants of his neture and the l Butler, of Musicians, with his wife and end of the Sabbath in rest to man for the I child escaped ih their night clothes. A. B. enjoyment of :himsell in accord with the l Yeateh, formerly river "porter of the mtiorml qualities of his “gum ilitmsrilu, Ind., "TrtTums," also escaped. (2.) The Sabbath, " . means of "emit. d B. Crank. owner of the side-show to ing men's exhausted 'tttretries-Ass a day tlu, circus i. stspposed to bs, lost. ml of rest. the Sabbath was a means of reeup. ' room mate pulled him out of bed to the, erating the material system of man from I stair foot, through the smoke, and left him fatigue, jadedness and exhaustion conse- l, paralyzed with fright. Thes keeper of the quent on the we” and tear of lite. In [animals saw the cage containing the lions this process of recuperation, there are sev- I sink down " the dance 'srwtrlopod it. The era] factors " work to accomplish the l etsltrtrrated triek b0". “Selim" W“ togt. mttnkind.- The opinion here erpreeeed by Bleoko stone on the Sehheth ie one of greet nine. being the opinion of e lewyer femoral tor j hie knowledge of the pdneiplee of law end 'tor hie insight into the spirit ot lewe. The Divine origin of the Bebbeth end his tron. ‘sequent obligation ere euthor‘itvely let forth by him u binding on the ooneeienee of men, we profenetion of the Sebbeth in strongly denouneed by him " e heinoru uin against God. The observance of the Sebheth ie enforced by him " eontributory to the general good of the Mate, or oom- Inon new: and here there ere three things to be eoneidered in order to show how the Sebbelh enheervee the material interest- of gxtltted Continuum of hbof, with?“ any mud “moo of Milton on tho wot- ship of unit mokor; all Mn the law- of King Atheism. forbade All mchudio ing on the Lord’l day undo: very oovon pennltioo." _ Tho Governor of Michigan in n and of tuaks to thou who, out of their on funds, aided an; mama by the but: In. in Michigan, “on. ttikt tho My for funky: ipdiviaud brnuitmtie has and Among those who ere known to be 1oat V, Dr. Monehen end wife. of Jeoluon. I Ohio ', Mrs. Crory end Mile Lulu Cary, Cincinnati; W. IT. Stowe, wife, end two children ; Ollie Wood and wife, Henderson, Ky.: Mn, Ann Smith. Munchmetts; Mm. Helen Pitch“, Mm. L. E. Konnz end three children. The book: of the steamer were lost. Io it is imponible to ge- ther I complete list ofthe lost end and. The steamer rm 6 ytam old. end out M4,000. It was owned by Cephin mg. ler end W. P. b B. c. Kenny". Shelia” not threemilee below. In "'""""t ,the Tune-lee than. Wuh. Smith, the colored oqrtntn ot the “uh, haaueateuoudmttoumeotm.r. do: through 4s.mustetta" in unit; “It The omens. when the elem we: laund- ed. rushed through the etshiu, bursting in the ante rcom doors end unk- ening the passengers. Within tive minutes utter the diecovery ot the fire, which broke out amidshipe, the " pert of the “center was all ablaze. The people nved had to flee In their night-clothes. When the steamer touched the when the " com. municated to the can! iUet, end the in; Oriole was also burned. A: new a on be mortamet] there were twenty-three Indies ehonrd the unmet, end only two are and as far " in known. When she Boated from the ,r1mrf twenty of the passengers and crew jumped trbonrd I barge, which floated down the stream, and were rescued by one of the Urbor bontl. It is den-Jed that 88 lives were lost. Captain McIntyre WI! ulsep when the fire broke oat, but hard the darn: And came hastily downstain Ind tried to get into the cabin, but the fire sud smoke drove him oft. He then aided the poison- gem in getting off. Willis McKinley my: tut while taking his aunt. and grandmother through the cabin fhunes burst through the Boor. His grandmother lost her way ind mm: hnve been "troottted. A dead womsn found near the wreck in auppoud to be Ma. Smith, of Manchu-em. ' All the officers escaped except second engineer Robert. Kelly, who first diacovorod the fire and remained " his post until out off by the fhuume. L. Konnz, who with three children. we: lost, was the wife of Captain Kounz, the well known steam boat owner. Those " the hospital on burned, but not seriously. The posseugers lost all their clothing. Abel Swwe's circus In: taken should It Vid. din. und 6 cage- of animals Ind birds, with the ticket and bmd “muons, tents tad horses, were lost. I Memphis, Tenn., March 80.--The Cin- einneti end Orleans packet."Golden City," en route from New Orleene to Cincinnati. wee burned " the wharf this morning " 4:80 o'clock. The “Golden City" when inpproeching the when“ wee discovered to ibe on fire by the second engineer. who not. itUd the pilot. The boete bow was " once headed for the shore, and in four minutee she touched the wharf where the coal iUet is moored. The line wu mode feet to I cool barge but the current being ewift it soon parted. The steamer ihustod down the river e muse of fhuutstr, with menv ot her pneunaere and crew Ahead. The etenmer left New Orleene on Seturdey en route for Cincinnati. She cmied n crew of 60. She had 40 cehin pmingere, " of l whom were ladies, and 9 children. The cargo ooneieted of 800 tone. anon; which we: A lot of jute, in which it in aid the are originated. ebet of the religion nee of the Sehheth ie rm “a m. “in to give to the mind We, of epirit.elee- “’me . of not: and Mn ttd otket in the _ - ltd: can. " 'r"ttiuotte"itrgrioquot the eerth' The ant-me mm of. mag. hm. nnmhenng not more then one sixteenth M hr..", tte he“. at)” PIC-em It', 3' tTa. the entire popuhtion of the globe, you“: P '" matrgmd ; over one-belt ofell the nevepepen in ex- 'lt?tTc'fdlni,tt21tr,e/p., ttte m. intenoe. The tote! number of pnhlieetione www.mmuum an um or.u kinds we and " "au. or 0.... Home. “new: is the Inn “at fUtdeth 4.020 ere can... 8,867 ere at end um wisdom, end the men that netteth under. weekliee, 17,889 weekliee. 4,886 monthliee. standing. For the merchendiee of it in “a 8,672 and monthlUa, quarterliea, en- better then the morehendiee of eilver. end nnele “a verione other W." periode the run thereof an the ttold. She is of publieetion. Theee ere dietriboted e- 130" prxseious then ru1as; “a “I the round the hemisphere u follow, Europe thins: thou cum duire m motto be aom- ntiliree 19,557; North Amelia. 12,400; PM new tter. Length of thy- in in but Asia, WP, South Amerioe. on; Anemlie.i right head ' end in her left hem! richee end on; “a Ahiea, the origitml home ot the honor. Eur 'rv' "0 '1)" of “Mam i1tumstit unendment. hringe up in the leer atsd all h" paths "tt PM” o. B. 1882. The total cirenletion per ieene of -----_------- these papers ie found to be 116,400,000, [rightful Bologna“. while the total number of oopiee printed -- ennnelly reechee the enormoue end elmoet PB0N 80 To 60 "OPLtt war BY 1'" we» ineoneeiveble emonnt at i'i'iiiiiiiii Itm or -te"'""' copiee. Germeny publishes the greater Memphis, Tenn., March 80.--The Cin... quantity of tU mm. 0.. pttbtioatitmsof einneti and Orleans pssku,"GohUn City," ttmt oourttry reeohing 5:539 in number. " route from New Orleene to Cimsimmti, with Mt enuuel eireuUtion of 1,748,000,ooo wee burned " the when thin morning " or about thirtreitrht to "els inhehi'ent. 4:30 o'clock. The “Golden City" when Great Britain uf let. "e" in “mm. epproeohing the whtwf wee discovered ”14,082. but the mmletion. II greater then be on fire by the second engineer, who not. tho" of a"m.'tnr, reechmg "6t,000,000 'died the pilot. The book bow wee " once per Bntttun gurttttr 'ristrfottr oopim “011 heeded for the shore, and in four minutee "" to 'aolt of ber oitizerns. Freon hoe the touched the wharf where the eoel ileet 8,266 psriodMttshs wiUt In 3011031 cirenletion ie moored. The line wee mode feet to e of 1,lur7,000,000. While the United Stet“ noel heme but the current being oritt it oen qhow Bo deily PM wtth D oireuution soon parted. The steamer darted down do?" "6,000 oopiem per ieene, 1 tind thet the river e muse of fhuumr, With menv ot PW oonteine omr “I, PIN! entitled Le her peeeenaere end crew eboerd. The Pam Journal, which hee e daily eironle- Iteemer left New Orleene on Setordey en tion of 680,000. It conteme alt the new route for Cincinnati. She cmied e crew of the day, Md” plenty of couip end of 60. She had 40 cabin pessingere. 16 ot moiety new» Ind Belle for one eon, or e I My”, o-ma' (iii, awn...“ _ -iiriiuiia," WAKE; "Mttar “0 “www.06- ArhmmmN.-.Dr. Yeoman of Mount For.“ received new on Touch, from the Provinoinl Beorstarrmotttyitte hill: that he had been appointed . member of an Pmyiucnl Bond of Health. Br.01dtigttt, Protector of Bonita-y “one. m the tor. onto School a! new. is cum Jtt tho Bond. Tho Claim " and” Aubry. In! the unh- d to “In -t-tqitre hood-Ivy. TI. Bttt a- nis-1.1.. . Prrmhsaiat Bond a! [iii,'")) II] only pad "eatt to but was at the mun”. and III- . mt In: Ht. impodnct; tho hunt. lik- sll abnormal month“, unhealthy." l "Whatever venety of potetoee ere plent- 3 ed, select the best tubere for eeed. I'lent large, welH'ormcd. smooth potatoes, ee it ‘ is evidence of elerge well-formed veriety, evidence of eonndneee end heelth. evidence of “perfection; end in order to produce the best of enything the eureet wey ie to eclect the best to grow (ran. Smell po. tetoee need for need my. end do often, produce lerge. tim, tubere, but they mey be e smell "rutr--aou" of them " leeet ere hehle to be. If they do not belong to e emell tuber femily then the weight of evi- dence is in fever of their being imperfect end unripe. consequently week end tut. healthy. Such stock. either of enixnele or vegetablee, is not fit to propegete from. _ Neture storeein the perfect need whet ill required to promote end perpetuete the vigorone end heady punt. By are fully selecting the beet of everything to punt, the tiuesrt grain, fruit, roote end oth. er vegeteblee cen be produced with reeeon- ehle certeinty; but if this fundementel lew is neglected the chencee ere in fevor of e Inge per cent. of inferior produce. The seine neturel late governe in the vegeteble that is ecknowledged to be BO potent in the ' unimel kingdom. Like producee like. end fenlte end imperfections eeen: to be more readily teamrmittad then the more desirehle qualities. Very much better crope could be reieed if farmers geve this euhject more study, and ected upon the well-eeteblislied principles of production. Many yem Mo, end in e period of our egrienlturel history [ when new veritiee of my form were ex- [ tunnel) rere. en ohservent femoral Penn. eylvenie. ecting on the principle that per- fect grain could only be insured by Ming perfect need, orgineted e suhrior veriety of wheet. which he nemed 'berrel wheet.’ This he did by holding the eheevee of wheet in hie hende by the butte end beat. Ing the tape over e herrel. The lune. plump, perfect grains would Br out end none othere.. Thie wheet he need " seed, end the “me prectiee to procure eeed being followed e few yeere, produced whet eeetni ed to be e new veriety of whet. but which wee only the reenlt of e prectteel eppli- cetion of the natural lew of eeleoting the titteet. Thil enecdote ie e [nestled fllne- tretion of ttsing none but the very but for eeed. Unripe men peteteee ere not fit for eeed; neither ere over-grown. hollow. ( heertedtuhere. Theforneerueweek eedl Thou who are then: to punt potatoes will do well to read the following Advice from the Kama: Farmer. Good sud in most likon to secure a good crop: cent. In London nppoun u - called Llyod'n Weekly, . twenty-eight column sheet, Ihieh enjoy- the wonderful simul- ation of 612,000 oopiu pot ' Thin - In Iold for on. penny. English mon- ey. or shout 2 can“ in “Int of tho Unitas! Btue..-H. P. Hubbnd in the Boston Whole N o. 212. Plant Good Potatoes. #1593 'sex-ad-twed-Nr. Tar. Ml’aphilil mo. In. “an - madam a“; m. ”Gull-7 Whit-IO: Winn-Mix”. 'u-s-tttr-A-- knoll" Qua: on. Tim. Etam-Th. "in“ Ioldnlond ofostctoJolm Wright. Car. 1aatJoutaey.nusiw" wound a during thoeruttrom4abtsumutos4t-su,n. "togetttaidturhbuaeu-tt-t. daliveead. The junk-0mm: "and . guilty. A.reost he tho Crow-s D. A. Cuneiform-phonon. Cam-Dorm-mt-ai-ie,. by Mi.D.oheisuu,mmuur-o-. ertrrseror.l5.d.Dorutt-eot- ohiumdolar him for - mono d mmmmmm but. 'fr.Doruotgeeudto an prion. Id no. Maul-doom. up... was annulus-outh his. Wuon m. thuatuam-PUintitr and the date-law: for dunqn for Aiartd6r iri having-tnmbeuun mops-damn. Division Court aid um the 'r1aitttitt was guilty of perjury. and In could [Iron it. Mu Loeahip (Ii-mined the on. on “no ground that an word. out. who; duh. an 'me" of an and, nod In m. not action-bk. Front l Frost (at putastiR Us. In“: foe attendant. Tho Ohm] Jury “can”. In a the bill gm Tho-.- mu. " (organ; and no bill “mind. Maj-min Cow " but. dul- may". Dunn-t m. Au.rm-..Ttsu out “on out of . te-tion between John Deni“ o! Holllnd and Bonju'uin Allen. “M of Owen Sound. in which Mr. Davin m Mr. Allen a not. in phylum! toe no“. The maker of the no“ In. out of tho coun- try, and Allan Ind Donia pro-mud for chaining good. on (do. peetmute, but tho Grand Jug that out “A. bill. Davin now nun-{Allen (or m " -tuiem. uncommon. Phi-till WI. would. I: lit-conformal?“ than in“ ursdant., bum: Boa-kc. hm; Joupll I, Kai Gut, Andrew New". John Cdvort. Hugh Chiaholm. J mph Town-end. Alex. Thomp- son, Edvard Pom. Bunion Wobb, Goon. H. Behenk; W. B; Stephan. In. Bord; John Conn, In Pinnoerk, Wm. 8. Willi croft, Ga. Clehnd. Archihold Brown, ' Inn Boston, Brigha- Wilkiuoon, Alon-- dor Show. (homo “in Th; following one. won (Ii-pond or.-- Cuu w. MeNrraatt--Umutouded m- ion for seduction. Verdict. for ME! '600. In. Manon for plaitttitt. Tree Spring Anita: for thi- Cnunty 00- meneod on Monday Int. Hu lull-hip Hon. Junie. Bunion prodding: Tho ain- ind dentin 'totnttHtsed may; eu- d b- aony “In!!! on. [trimmer (ham- Arnold.) loom» basin-t an accomplice in tho " lenoe, and “other against “on." non-- plioo for aiding atid droning; A one of hone Min; and I can of during . grin tieUt. Thor. wen dam: can 'etd ho civil dock“. Tho (allowing to n 1". the (land Jurys- vocals. GueIpll‘. . 7 Little (the mine u in but known hr--, Dough. in his prop» mm) is only It you: once. Tho can: Mm probably I you or two old". . [Iva dunner-l input-bu that the sentence I“ too light. but a the can" can under the "Jnvonilo Glendon but." the junticoo could not "ii idl luv. (load otherwiu. unlou by acclaim M fa Iris], which would noes-aim tho mu- nnoo of all concernod u use MM.A‘¥ At the eottehmiott of the one the noun I". Little and Bhuly to dip ouh M lamb"! 80 dun in ttte mum, pol. and on Wetland-y Mr. Godfrey conveyed them to that! new bonding hon. ite The burdened young burgh" told how they entered the ditUmnt plume u coolly "irturudb-uti-ret-r oomredee. “We went in to eee whet " could lee. end when we new thing- of all. we put 'ern into our (rockets. that '- ”and by the boys nu hung” int. court. when Link wand and could-d. He laid In took them Iain-0|! on that, human; m thou mttttse otha. boys ttt unit! a O'Brien'l itt an In.“ and It Knox'a in the evening. jun “on nautical boys at can. in! (tmd I Artuvuatt lined be that and. ‘In W. imagine an“ VII dun- ated tUt Allin [mom’- not. all Knox'l Jowellry Shop Ind hula hob- into 3nd mbhod. Ind “bum: m prowl the than: of an mm. After a night's lodging ind: lei-w tho boys nppouod baton In“. Ell-p- Ionud Cohlengh to an" a chip and. tr Mr.0'Bri-ia"ttum. WI. they Unused the Court room an M thin. ttsoon/tnth-sm was tnkle upo- _ In Auplaudid apron! of jowoua-y. d... which Mb.“ found what. Mb, tho boys. Attlrsttu bore “and, a.“ which. Mom's atore; but during the charm- uvonl true!” iui lid but: found Ohm Immigrant-hm “Dillon-0:“ nub-d I'fetym 3.94 may. but... “t'W-nm-unuua. in in a- My. 0. - III-ha vh- It. out. and u. “him-'Uth-lh- “Willi-Inn“ be. M 1'tr.t.rudu-minaeTiiriL- h; Pt-so-ora-G .riaty-oo-uiiUiiLTih"i'd yet-tsa-v-a-au-ii. Dueinetsodr “in low-bu- d heard to: an“ tia-ttt titetHgt ae. '"t'ttf)Pouneee'- In“ "o.' 're-urine, that he mu . Mundolulni-udmin H.“ bonanza“! to his one. "a ' “litanyludbn‘ “Olen. mm the then Grey Spring Aniso- gm o air, 'it"