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sophical principles there were table-tipin.s
rish: away. Down came lamp, papers, pam
phlcts, sewing materials, child, the former bro
ken. And then madam -- why bright
fame Of course, child burned to crisp, house
with difficulty saved, a terrible item in the pa
pers, another warning against that horrible
burning 1nid-not at I'll, tnadam- The lamp
was ll1eI with kerosene, and only oiled tie
carpet. The room, when the family rushed in,
was vocal, for the boy was scared, but othrr-
wise rs dark Is wolf's mouth, or tie political
prospects Of Stephen 4. Douglas. Tho child
-phsaw the boy was able in five minutes time
to be soundly spanked and put to bed, whicl,
would not have been true, had your son tipped
over your table with your family powder mag
azinc alight upon the top Of 1t. Why wtllyou
use burning-auids We prefer to put tho cascin
this way, pointed With Ut rs 1t is, than to
tell how IN interesting, Promising, &c, got
burned to death. It is gratifying to notice that
kerosene is replacing buEninggfuld-in many
familics. There is more than usual satisfac-
tlon in the change effected In one Gamily We
Wot OF, for reasons stated.
PaE5ESrA71oSs.-We think the Board Of
Education have done good thing in tho reso-
luton elsewhere given, touching this matter
Of Presentations, which should long ago haTe
been presented as nuisance. crying evil,
which has descended from having been once
perhaps 4 pretty compliment 10 present RI
dicnlous 1arec an emotion upon tue donors' q
tra1nmel upon recipients we like sehool'
teachers and their mlsslon' put oon' oene'e
eithef nclped or oenen'tea "ncn eis1hsoi pre-
scnis has become haoitual' ano a matter Of
course; when it becomes 4 matter Of duty that
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n ros.,ro,d ,vrit,n, ap.la and canes rha
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orc endangered bv an: affection which II con-
cealed would gna~ on 9neaF uanasA cneeAs
ano 1n'ef7cfe VIII ine.r ePpe'ite 'os npp'o.p'c'
"hs'tAey may 1ele'e themselves as ne'eto'o'e'
has INC board o1scoa''sse H. 1ne t'oaFo sa5'
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y.sr onsror,rs fune,,, of .bc 1a.c
Hon, VIM. +. Eean. took place at his residence
m wf.st Van Yurcn street on Sunday after-
mon and called ont a yery 1arse concourse Of
o,.,,ore rto f,no-,, earr,oos ,,o,o ,,o-tor,,ca
by Rev. Mr.. Burton, Rector Of the Church Of
the A1ohemcnt.
a1 Tue s'lne houF ~ tne 2oo'e' tne last III
na'cs 0. respect were pala 10 tae remains ol
tnc te nenfy L. ro11es'' Ite o, ro1ses' 0'oa'1~
IT, nun 'i'7 fe''ue"ee W nu1na larv ~, lug
eet,.ces "e's p.'iolmeo ~ "e' -'4' '1'oS'''''
u -'e" 'e'osa4e'u on1.en.
Losr-sce advertisement Of gold croes lost.
1t being valued highly as keepsake, the fin,l-
'cr will not only be rewarded as stated in al-
vcrtisement, but in addition, will receive the
thanks Of the owner, by returning to this
office.
FIREs.
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f'AE " soe'h )" Ellis ofAss4,Al'o tni,s
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nqnoE es.ao1'snment on Luz eo,nsf a. "enS
al'o tiarf'son s'feet' Il wa es'''ts cA'Aa'si''
Gu "''i' sluas . 'osN.
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Tue BoD1 OF Miss ANNA GARTH REcovEn-
ED.-We stated In our Last issue that attempts
were made on Saturday to recover the body ef
female, supposed to be one ofthc victims Of
the Lady El.in, The same WIS finally recover.
W ..a . s.'.eer r caI' ~. 49, ~ Nv
hmcntcd sister oi " H. Garth, :M!s3 Apna, the
last to be recovered Of that illfated family. II
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vs. 'A"1" ''o''s NV ""'c'' ~ We .'nu' ~
Messfs. II. curtls' oeo. T. hesler, George d.
crocker and VIM. Crocker, md by them
brought to shore. John B. Drake of thc r.
..ast uo.,o :aan.,ana +ha,.as 'a' &C.
uon' =. oeaee' Aaea'1n.a wv o"aJ W descrip-
ton which was left with him hy tho sister Of
nf nressrrs,;n ,..;,, @ ~; s.aaa.; w. - soou s.at'
The remains have been properly cared for and
the friends notified hr tc)co7nnh md ,r;,, h.
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