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if l nresent instance the deceased as a

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os n that endeared Me i with whem she met. Mis i nie M Carthy 13 he siste! of Jame ar MeCa y, of th . of McCarthy 4a ished on Fourt I r , ‘ , as mu aa : ; street pear Farnam. lt was at her, NA many another shining mark, that death has alo a his shat It was a fatal dart Mi MeCa tl y a 1 at t res1aehce of ] i sister, Mrs. Burke. Twenty-fifth ana Howard streets, last night at mine @ ciock She had been ill for severa) years, ane had, recen' iy « » from» St. Panl, Aibmn. ! sinepl pos r again meecti! het ant brother, t whom she was 1 Ww ly a hed it was well know: ! visit would ‘satisfy omly the distre of | a her family and, despite t f that » left a brother behind:in 5 l, the bh of the Indy was gratified. | rie er M8, if’ miny be sal 1, been soln t 1: but haps is a cor I days back it 1 t t ff: t ] ve . 1s 5 ee ae : vi i av be termed, \ less than a suffet r ains not les 1” i than these martyaom Fortified and led with all the consolation whi faith and the church afford, the suffer passed away, as above mentioned, surround ed by immediate relatives and friends. Her brother and sister im St. Paul have bee telegraphed and will arrive here to-morrow morning. The fanetal will take place t morrow afternoon, 20th inst., at 2 o'clock

from the residence of hef sister Mrs. Burk, Twenty fifth and Howard streets, to the Cathedral of St. Philomena, thence to Holy | Sepulchre cemetery. —The © Un Del Bee, Aug. 19.

{The Miss McUarthy above referred to was the youngest sister ot Mr. Felix J. McCarthy, of Kildare Cape, on this |

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Most of the women who go into the surf | at the seashore no lenger put on their heads | big straw and palm-leaf hats, but wear tur bans of bright colors, red being predumin- | ant. -Semetimes these turbans encircle a rubber er oiled silk eap, but generally there is no other covering to the hair. The tur- ban is found to admit just moisture enough | to the hair, without making it so wet as to take all day and part ef the night to dry it. With some young ladies bright blue is a faverite color, while others prefer white, with broad stripes of conspicuous figures. The Philadelphia Times its authority for tie statement that ‘‘the sight of two. or three hundred gayly turbaned girls im the surf is exceedingly attractive and exhilar- ating;’’ also that ‘* to see the same number of women with the ridiculous old hats is depressing and dismal.”

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*{t is now a fact,”* says the London World, ‘‘hardly concealed evén from the onter public, that Victor Hugo is rapidly declining physically and mentally. His vaucity at thre reception of the American tourists the other afternoon was painful to

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witness, and the outspoken criticism, of one of the transatlantic citizenesses Was not pleasant to hear. His journey to. Guern s¢y in company with the two ladies who had devoted their lives to him,is undertaken for the sake of what is almost ‘ Native air’ to him. There is a silent struggle between the sightseects, who would push. the old man to write anything, and the family circle which endeavors to restrain his lyric overflow. ‘adeaisitictainaliien

The tremendous power of eea waves was

exhibited at Wick, om the éxtreme northern

coast of Scotland, where a breakwater was being built. ‘Ehe.outer ‘end was built of three courses Of one hutidred ton stones, laid on a rubble” fotitidation; and above

them three courses of lage flat stones, and on these a mass of coticreté built on the spot of cemenit and rubble. ‘Though thought to be the natural rock, it f the waves and crum-

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Souris, P. E. 4., Magdalen Islands and Gaspe.

es Strongly-Built Tron S. 8. BEA P. P. Li maistre, mester, carrying Her Majesty s mails, will, leeve Pictou Lagding during the season of Navigation, every Mon day afternoon, on arrival of Express Traia trom Halifax ior Georgetown, Souris and the Magdalea Islands; and every fourth trip, commer cing Moncay, 19th June, will ertend her voyage to Gaspe, Calling (Weather pers mitting, ai Perce. Port “Hoon, C, B. Will leave for Port Hood every Friday Night, from Railway Wharf, Pictou Town, on arrival of Passengers by accomm train (rom Halifax. ie Every attention will be paid to the.com- fort of passengers For freight or passage apply to A FRASER &CO, Quxbec; FRED, W. FRASER, Pictou, N, 8, A. A. MACDONALD BROs,, Geoigetown, P_E. I. C.d HALEY, Souris, P_E, 1. JON MACKAY, Port Hood. July 14, 1882.

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