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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-24
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c,
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by a missionary in South Americ, &.
Send a self addressed envelope to the REV.
JOSEPH T. ISMAN Station d, New York City
4qy1
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Use Wilson's Mock;ng-Bird Food.
Use Wilson's Canary-Bird Seed. Use
Wilson's Insect Powder. Use Wilson's
new book on birds, chickens, dogs, rab-
bits, squirrels, parrots pigeons, gold
fish &c. For sale by j. w. Houghton
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DIR. Bigelow's Life Oil is on sale at
Houghton's Drug Store. A pamphlet,
giving brief but clear description of
the many diseases the Life Oil so eff
fectually cures goes with every bottle.
j. w. Houghton, Sole Agent.
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Burlinpton. VT. Jan 26. lss2.

Burlington, VT, Jan 26, 1882.
1 have used Downs Elixir for forty
years, and consider it ~ safe and valua-
BILE medicine in all cases of coughs, colds
and for any pulmonary trouble.
1 always fall back on this old remedy
when the symptoms are alarming, and it
has never disappointed me.
1874 IRA SHATTUCK.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-24

The pigeon that Mr.. Thurlow Weed
was so fond of, and constantly petted
until he became too ill to permit its
presence in the sick chamber, grew
very disconsolate after it's masters
death. Mr.. Seward said ths bird could
hardly be quieted. 1t seems to hs
ware of its loss
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-24
MANHOOD

A lecture on ths Nature, Treatment and Radical
cure Of seminal Weakness or SpermatoarhRa- In
duced by self abuse. Involuntary Emissions Impo-
tency. Nervous Debility, and Impediments to Mar
rage generally; Ionsumltion, Epilepsy and Fits;
Mental and Physical Incapacity. by RoBERT J;
CULvKRwELL. NJ, D.. author of IN Green Book "
The world author. in this admirable Le.-
ture clearly proves from his expert that the
awful consequences of seif. abuse may be fe tuay
removed without dangerous surgical operations. Dou-
gies Instruments, rings cordias; pointing out
mode of cure at once certain, and effectual, by
which sufferer. matter what his cOndit on
may be- may himself eheaply privately and rad
ics lily. ,,,
thousands.
sent under seal in plain envelope. any address,
on receipt OF six cents two postage stamps dress
THE coLvERwELL MEDICAL CO.,
al Ann ST. New York. \. ": Po { Onicc Box, $50
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he Cincinnati Dollar Weekly Commercial


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Time and Expense Saved.

Hard workers are subject to bilious
attacks which may eud in dan erous
illness. Paiker's Ginger Tonic keeps
the kidneys and liver active, aud by
preventing the attack saves sickness,
time, and expense.-DetrOit Press. =
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who has suffered for years from
NERVOUS DEBILITY, PREMATURE DECAY, an .
an the effects youthful lndiscretion VIII for the sake
OF suffering humanity, send free TO all who need It.
the recipe direction for making the simple remedy
by with he was cured. Sufferers wishing 70
profit by the advertisers experience can do SO by ad
dressing IN perfect confidence.
JOfiN b. OGDEN a Cedar st. M 15-Y
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Burlington, VT, Jan. %, 1892.
/ subscribe to the efficiency of Downs
Elixir, 1t has been a standard remedy
for coughs apd colds in my familv for
years. j. A. ARTHUR.
Deputy Customs Collector.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-24

You can keep your hair abundant and
glossy, and retain its youthful color,
with Parker's Hair Balsam.
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THE REV. H. THAYER, of Bourbon, Ind.
says: "both myself aud wife owe our lives to
SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE" For
sale by ]. W. Houghton.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-24

Cincinnati is proud of its rich wild.
ows. some of whom value their wealth
by the million.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-24

sHILOH'S CURE WILL Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
For sale by ]. w. HoughIOn.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-24

ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vitaleizer is posi-
tive cure. For sale by j. W. Houghton.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-24

WHY WILL YOU c, ugh when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 20 cts. 50
cts. and 81. For sale by J. w. Houghton.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-24

sHILOH'S CATARRa REMEDY positiv,
cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and Cankel
Mouth. For sale by J W. Houghtou,
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"HACKMETACK," a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 25 and so cents. For sale 10y
J. W. Houghton.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-24

FOR DYSPEPSIA ana Liver Complaint, YOU
have printed guarantee on every bottle of
Shiloh's VitaliZer. lJ never fails TO cure.
For sale by j w Houg aton.
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To have fragrant breath and teeth like
snow,
Foolish and careless you'd be, very,
II Won didn't at once trial bestow
On that excellent dentifrice, Teaberry.
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A Lee TURE TO YOU &c MEN.
On tho Loss of
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-24

A NASAL INJECTOR hce with esc', bottle
OF Shiloh'R CatuTTh Remedy Price 5d cents.
For sale by j. w. Hou. hIun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-02


Fred. aged seven, was handling q
valuable book carelc~sly. and his mother
told him 10 put il down on the table
He did 80 unwillingy. and remarked
..Wbrr r.:. married. shall not have to
ot-y ni,mma-
When We Zee tightly laced woman
trying 70 enjoy 4 gooi laugh with :
smile on her mouth and Tears in her
eyes. we think 81 the dear old hmm
which begins; let Joy Be unronfined"
boston PDsf
"a girl just returned from PostOn
high school. said upon seeing fire en-
zine n work: .Who would evah have
dweamed such vewy diminutive look
ing apawatus would hold 80 much wat
tab - 81. Louis GLOBE.
Eyes. SIR replied = meek looking
man who was asked II he had suffered
any reverses; i've seen more ups and
downs during my life than most men"
..Indeedi What do ron do for liv-
ing inquired the philanihropist. 20.
| rum an elevator. sir. ''-- Chicago Hsrald
"a German At hotel table in this
city the other day had some Lmbnrger
cheese sent 70 him. A little boy who
sat beside him turned 10 his mother and
exclaimed: Mamma. how iwish Twas
deaf and dumb il my nose IT, Chicago
Ntics
The Mayor and members II the
Poard OF Aldermen Of Bro kion are anti
tobacco men. and the Mayor n Boston
has forbidden smoking IN the City Ha 4:
but AFTER al an American sovereign
may use tobacco in that building II he
chcws Lomcn Courier.
The fortleth MARI age anniyc sary
Is wooden. Il i disconraging for >
Young uple just Stating ont. 70 think
that they must SILVER on together for
forty wears before their frieni~ will
chip in and furnish the material to
make them comfortable BnrilAgios
HQukeNG
What's orbs. Sallie n .OrbsP
WHY. as 70 how. Maggie? Who said
SOP" well. you know that city chap
was sparkling me last night m he
looked me square ii the face and sung
out: .-Ohi II conld always Task IN The
ciiuirrnce Of those bright orbs. y"
.H1mph! l guess that must Be what
they call ewes that squirt: but what do
YOU suppose be wanted q sbasqucy'
--Footpads on lark street Hold up
your hanasv Victim ..All right: but
what 90 You wanty' .Your watch and
money! Yes. Of course. hut beg
your pardon. you don't rcc enise me;
the plumber took down that neat street
= few minutes ago; I'm N editor. and
--" Here. take this quar,cs 70 ~ =
lunch Or cheese and something warm
Ing. and 81 about your business. ~ TO-
jcdo 1n<5ic1n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-02
7HE CRICKET AND THE TEA.
KETTLE.

THIS cold and frosty weather.
When tho cricket and the tea-kettie
lonucnfc - sing toH ether;
Q chirr chirr' chirr. Q bubble bubble. buh-
There. nothing IKE sons % charm away
lIfc's a., ubie.
The cricket meath the hearth-stonc br1rht
n piping summer TIorIc<:
The kettle DER the glowing Goals
u telling sweet home <lorIc9.
Q ch =: >hirr ehirr' 2 bubble bubble. hub
qhsre: nothing lIke song % charm away
LIES trouble
pus@ sits upon the warm soft rug
With eyes that dance and Rlistcn:
The old fix lean back Al their chairs
And smile. and softly listen:
chirr. ch'rr. chirr, bubble. bubble. bulb
There. nothing like song % charm away
iife's trouble.
The children gather round the hearth.
Their faces bright with laughter:
The iir,-iiEht sheds IL ru<y glow
On each Cd beam and raltfr:
And chirr; ehirr chirr. and bubble. bubble
There's nosb NJ like song % charm away
LIES trouble
Oh III the farmers kitchen
These whit r. nights arr CHEEKY:
The hare touxne crrak the wind complains.
The world without IL dnnry;
But ehirr; chirr chirr. and bubble, bubble.
Theirs nothing IKE song % charm away
LIES trouble
--sasaa Hardy s'ostt 81 Harp<r's rouno no
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-02

Colonel James Coulter. member
~ the Tennessee Legislature. wears bic
hair like . woman. bangs and al.
Authors Of the oIden time used 70
pun their own works b. ailixing TAX
ing titles 20 them. such - ~ right
merrie and wittie interludr. veric pleas
ant 70 rcade. ETC.; "a marvellous w'ttic
treatise. etc.: "A Detachable. pithl.
and Righte Profitable Worke. etc"
--Gcncral John h. Gordon. Of Georgia.
secs rainbow arching the South from
the Potomac % the Rio Gnndc. insi-
meas u good. manufacturing establish
ment< are being built. foundrics are
max NJ frip-hamincr marks. and the
colorcd people are becoming accus-
toned 70 new habits d industry
--Ecpresentatiye Moore. OF Tcnncs-
see. i 50 proud Of bis wife's beauty that
he delights in presenting 20 her hand
some dresses selected ~ himself. He
has % good taste IN such matters - any
lady Of fashion. lie lately boueh, :
robe. as . surprise for her. costing
$l.000 Few wives win deny the good
taste Of such husband. ~ D. Hc1-
gum.
Mrs. Sarah Whitman Paris. widow
Of the late Governor Albion X. Paris.
Of this State. died ii Washington re-
Gently. in the ninety-third year Of her
age. Her husband was the second
Governor e'e ted after Maine was ere
atcd into . State in 1922. and Was Gov
ernor when General Lafayette made his
visit to this city. Portland (lue.)
4rg4s.
-Blo0dgood IT. Gutter. an eccentric
man. who i known as N the poet lanre-
ate Of Long Island attracted attention
while riding in New York the other day.
His vehicle was drawn by pranc NJ
mule and venerable horse. Clad in a
pair q high-topred Napoleon boots and
q coat Of many colors. the smiling poet
laureate looked the picture Of innocence
abroad ~ y. Timex
Mrs. TYLER. the ex-Prcsidenfs
widow. il ia Washington. She en- oys the
distinction Of being the only woman who
ever entered the v hite House As bride.
She has q 70 .ng daughter. who was an
infant a. the time Of the ex-President' I
death. in 1862 She isxery adable. bur
she has not forgotten the stately man
ners that were infashion forty years ago.
She wears her hair ju<t as Il Is repre-
scented IN the girlish portrait Of her which
was painted when she was bride
NaShingfD1 P0Sf.
joaquin Miller. the poet Of ths
Sierras. has become prosy worker IL
New York. lie writes cleyerly - ever
IN and out Of rhyme, but walks Broad
way with hair and collar 50 common
place that he passes simply for one mar
IN crowd he had accumulated ;
moderate fortune from his books. *
that by writing about = mach - hf
felt inclined @ his income WAS sufllcien
for fairly luxurious living; but he caugh
| the ever and carried his money from
! nc bank 70 Wall street. where he los
/. il. 80 the poet. with wife and bah,
| TO BE- housed and fed. has no time III
I GO entricitics. but works hard and man
fully a such compositions e viii sel
bess---N y. Grap1ic.
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filla Frv. daughter Of one Of the rich
ct farmers IN Clarke County. Her
pink cheeks. bright eyes and brown
locks. with very attractive expression
Of face, gave her certain right 20 be
called the little beauty Of Lake Farm.
Tilda knew she was pretty. Added
70 this. her noyel-rcading had excited
her imagination. and her ideas Of lie
and iher own future were full Of roman
tic notions. that only an inc <perienced
young girl could have She tossed her
head al al the farmers boys who sought
her acquaintance. and felt that she
should like 10 be sought By some ele-
CANT sutton. who. II need be. would car
n her OF BY force. a. her novels had
pictured.
Of course. the child-for being but
sixteen she was looked upon b. her
parents as hardly more than . child
never gave voice 10 these thoughts. II
she had. she would have been sonndiy
lectured by her blunt father.
II happened about this time that two
men. who offered sweet-scented soaps
for sale. had been in town and had
called at many Of the farmers houses.
Their appearance was such that some
Of the farmers had suspected them Of
being something worse than small ped
dlers
At this time. too. house in the VII
age was entered and several articles Of
value taken from L. This had caused
great excitement in the quiet country
town. and everybody was more careful
that doors should be locked. and that
the houses should net be left without
some one 70 guard them
One sunday. Farmer Fry. alter .
fam liz consultation. decided that Clo-
tilda should remain al home from
church in charge III the house. and that
new boy he had just hired shoull stay
on the premises. 90 that the house
should not be Lett uncuarded. Clo-
tilda's heart gave bound-so did Jo-
seph's. She would have such "splen-
id chance 10 read > hook she had
secretly borrowed. The Robbcr Of the
Rhine while be decided that he
would 60 down to the end Of the mead
ow and spend the forenoon in fishing.
Farmer Fry and his wife stepped in
% the new carryall. while James. the
son. mounted his horse. 10 which Clo-
Thunder.
III any stranger comes 70 the door.
you must call joe. = said her father. the
reins in bis hand.
And you'd better take the key out
Of the silver-clo<et." added her mother.
Don't let any one run away with
you: sis laughed her brother.
there loaded b stol 10 my drawer"
Down sat Clotilda On the porch. the
coveted novel il her hands, frightful-
ly-ii'a4:rascd. pafer-covered volume,
oirfy and fhumbei. the prospect Of rev
cling in IL pagcs giving her 4 pleasure
Of which INV sensible cirl would have
ben ashamed. TiIda knew that this
was unwho.e,ome reading. and that Il
wa< aIs. forbidden: but III had become
infatuated hs II. and was rapidly losing
her pleasure ii the Ordinary concerns
u life. declaring % herself that they
*F+f y N@f*t' $500 ttt"t $3.50
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peserps.oa - uird's-Eye vIsw - -
tt"r-<@ "<k@1 Ar.1n1 @ln<snnnt1-@ev-
<r.i r<Fse@s AH1ea ~ - kzploslon -
t1rrD@Dp.
a CIncIuunll special u lhe l<1n . fhe Cni-
caro- hf<r fr<1n Gays:
since noon to1sy ne weather for ~ orrt.
time since me food va One overhead. No
nun shone our priehG and = ~ factories
usins steam are closed. % ssve ~afcr. there
vere mulrItudc< with i<lsore % Conc ouL
The streets vcre soon throDrcd. and boib
<irhrs>trx- AIonr th- waters cdrc ana from
iaifsuhmcrred houses. photographers were
busy every where taking views - n . photo
~ 1000 q them could convey ne faln1esc
conccption n this appalling reality. Ihe view
from ~ Adams and from re shelter House
HiII IN Eden Park was grand bcyond al DOW
cu Of description. Prom fho p0iuf q
shelter House Hin = glimpse en- -
hsd q Columbia. the southeastern Dor
tion o. Cincinnati Il can be acon
pecrinx across TIE point % Kentucky Mn,
around Which he ohio River svceps iron 10
south and curves nearly due west PendIefon
and Fulron. on The Ohio side. ere IN full view.
and o. the Kentucky shore are successfully
Dayton. Bellevue. Taylors Creek. and ne
eastern portion Or Newport. All alonr ne
Ohio shore IN Pcndlcton ere great houses. 10
water up % their very caves. and barrcs %
coal and r4fls q lumber FAR inland from them.
In ordinary STAGES u water these buildings
stand high On the ia1k hundreds Of feet from
me shore. and out a view 10 an Observer
standing on the deck o. steamer Ia the river.
For . stretch OF fcur miles down The Ohio
River, from Crawn<h Greek 70 the water
works. this scene 4 repeated IT, houses that
line the Chic shore stand thickesf. and
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u cOAL.NIxE uoRRoR.

4 Con2-Niue <f>f urniIwoo1. H. &udd<n-
~ Caves In--A Large Amennt ~ Water
q me <urfac< fIils khe Mine. md Over
Seventy Miners Ni<<rsllr leri.h--A Com-
munity ~ WIdous snd 0rphans-
nnxrpwooD III. Frbrusry n
visited re W.Imfnr.or, eoeI- Acids r,.cnrrc1 To-
Mining Manufacturing ComD.rv. known ~
the Diamond Company. fhrce milrs ana half
northwest Of tins city. TIE little xilare ~
Diamond 4 . scene " dc<olAf.on calculated
u ring thc hca 4 or even tho mosr hardened 10
scenes Of misery ana voc.
sixry-cirhr men and sIx b,ys H. dead n ne
mine. and II may h weeks leforc even ~
melancholy satisfaction u recovering their
bodies 4 80 .r.Ied. NJ such snl,mirx ha< ever
hcfalicn fhis sccrion n country. o.. Tor tnaf
matter. NOTHING - horrible rs ever been
chruniclci il the history ~ mining IN fhc
United states. Tb> Abstraction occurre ~ a.
Instant snd came Win oycrwhciminr forrc
In every home there d weeping ala sarrox
for ne Br.1dxool miners No wili return NJ
more. The whole population OF Diamond Il
devoted % mining. an 4 this crushing blow car
RE ruin ID 4 hundred families. IN several in
q noes ali me male members have been ~ u
away. and what IN be the future of Diamond
Il Il Impossible 20 forecast
IIsr on xxnrrKD xxx KNOWS 10 n rosr.
John Huber. wife ana four children: Adam
nc4ui-t'on. VIE and nve children: fo<eft
cnili: lame. carroll = .Scnst,e,l wife and
ee,o,rs: n f.iir. ;oen S..,l VIC ma M ~ 80
ch ii' IN: A. orr. rifr and three childrcn: p
Z. Redmond WIFE tnt tso cnldfcn: p Il.
49,, rn'< Hoe' rsmnti e'z,ns; vile ard .it
fro childr-1. i,eorrc I;ur<kno<Eer. J~6r.
NJ
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L?poea 81 my money and watch
49, night This morning l received .
dispatch that my mother = II. and l
want 20 eet home On this account. for ]
IeAr dangerous Illness II had
me money. could hire horse and
onesy 70 take me 70 Uash. where the
expfcs, IRAN LOT New York u due this
afternoon am entirely without
money ana hoped ! could borrow
Hr nh ao'Ia; ron your father
7 III, s..-, w.. ~ \, ~ ~ y Win n.n''
! , 49, ~. ..; ~ "ou'u 'onn n,o me. Now
e.n'r r,. ssIc-e: ~. e returns
- ,va s,es. ~ e.n 'nen J. WI De =, ,9o la'c
- 1e. 1870 ~ a.'c.novn sHP,es> 1notSn
49,. 80 ~! w y IAN. possipit \
1870 ,'l , so'.'e aequa'ntanes there VINO
ILL '.ss ne,P n.c pu' . ny uiinculty.
- o~ so'Iy I sm that the horses are
~ syne o4n'a or'se you tnere my.
,s,s- ahunos' Va only mere sa'd
..Taa, ~.
horse; / Min H. =. wss he nrs ns xnS =, q
Io;'e. "a'' ~ 49, ns.c An1 % 20
a.l s p 2 osau'liu' : Young lady:
-. ~ ~ $500 :. 80 Icy 49,
na'''eu n''n n,'sr rs eoi. orisen
80 rr:il -. :''~': 1,uNe =. nie!'e.
-.,1 1,',xe 'o.',s iisens'D's more anu
"Ah, + m'-,t IL. l,o,.., ,.,,.. 49,.
so,,e,h;r s - nv y. $3.50
danchsers IL XIV reo;on-',h., 4 MAJ.
iny from ..r, tbase iiI hsye seer N '-7
snJ see.,, :" $500, u ". ..
nnu seenn y us io.eet lna. yon ATS
,,leas.re ~ .'<,, ,rs,s. ", ,r. ~. -
~ s.th.,,, - I" - nm '''ea N
$500. ~
'',n't' ~ ~ ".',n ~ 80 tns :
u.IosI c97noenee ana ta'ki19 q
h an IN : kneM ',cn Young IeLo .s
~no - z 'ose on'y lasI summsr Win
ps..y e,rl ruap'1 ns Va
~ =. 'a'nsr Mpu.u NJ allow, n..
- uau n'er e ~ ~ 81 y nm, Du'
upon ~ MoI4. y lou oe,.sss rs,
10y 49, i'1.I'e1 ~ ~ ~ uAl ..'eI
-. nolse' anu ns o.a Nan sAasrs
them VIII yoke q = en' facL ra
oa 49, MT q. 'n'n n'c's 1891
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-17
a Prisoners Ghas:Iy joke.
BRITISH C0LgslBIA.
AdyIces form Victorta.

VIcroRIA, March 16 h.-White laborers
are about to enter the country by thousands.
Mr.. Onderdonk hss already secured 400 me-
charles, and 400 more ere coming He has
LOCO laborers on the way, and 2.009 more en-
gagged
Yesterday the Grand Lodge officsrs of the
Ancient Order Of United Woykmen arrived
by the steamer North Pacific. They were
met by reception committee, and conducted
TO the DTiard House, and in the evening
were euterbsined at an excellent banquet BY
their Victoria brethren at the Pacific Teie.
graph Hotel.
Two very small boys are in custody here on
charge of robbing house of large amount
of iewelry.
TIE introduction Of bill to charter
company to build line Ct railway TO tie
southern boundary line, evoked a warm dia-
cussion. The Premier stated in the House
that such road would practically make the
Canadian Pacific Railway feeder of the
Northern Pacific.
Trade is remarkably brisk, and new build
ings are geing up in every direction.
AIcGavish NJ. P, has given notice of 3
resolution TO represent to the Dominion Gov.
ernmens the necessity Of establishing fish
hstchsriss for propsgating both fresh and salt
water varieties In this province.
The Government cffers reward Of 81, coo
for the arrest OF Smart Alsck, Chinamsn,
who killed Government Tax Collector st
Cherry creek last III, and buried him beneath
the floor of cabin. Smart Aleck is thought
to be in Oregon.