... *• Surri.t there mast be some mistake, I exclaimed, wheo I was presented buxom, rosy complexioned girl, looking the picture of health. Bat Miss Vitler, whose homo is Pleasant Viewcottages, Hooe. near Battle, said that not long ago she bo ill she was compelled to remain home. •• I had a bad attack of inflaenza.’' said Miss Vitler. ‘•This was a boat throe years ago I bad tomble fainting ...

... Agricultural Correspondent. Harvest irorlc, the middle August, has had to dona by instalments. A weak of brilliant weathar, after fortnight»of frequent showers and some heavy rami, raiaad farms* •' hope* high, and enabled great program* to made. hen down came the nun again, and mora work .topped. After that mora fine weather and again na ire rain and ao gone in a catfaner Terr harassing * and ...

... Folicb.—At the Tova-hall nrtarda*, before Aid. ChampUy aad other magistrate], Walter Uoyd was summoned bis master. Hr. Buddock, painter, for disorderly ooaduet, aad for alneatiag nimself from his work without leave. Hr. Oroother appeared for the eomptainant, and stated that the defendant had only served half of the term of his apprenticeship, and latterly be bad baea guilty of every ...