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1 ran smell the ac :'nted snowilal(elr
Softly falling at my Net;
liver the hoes that At/ the bailey
rront the cherry blossoms sweet.
T but shut my eyes to NO them,
orchard, meadow, brot,k awl well;
X tan hear the rattle riming;
Down the lane with tinkling bell.
See the clouds go swiftly Failiuy,
Summer zephyrs fragrant blow,
Where the sunset and the river
Meet find flute. in golden r;hnr.
There ore lames intrusted pebbles
Whore the robin dips bis tvingd
In the brook whose rippling t:luste
Of my boyhood aver sings.
Happy bay whose careless whistle
Echoes through the vanished years;
Now a dreamer in the gloaming,,
Looking through a mist of tears.
That the light and this the shadow,
Days like passing riei019 seem,
Sill I whir}tet• its the twilight
That the real an,l tills the bream.
--Donahoe's Maga pine,
TRUE EL,OGet)ENCC.
titr,y
meet Claort an Oratorical Wen..
tierfoot %'moon tbia Oast,
• "Talkin about oratory," said aroneho
Bob, ..you ougiit to have been out to
Crimson aril:; last fall, so as to hoar
some of the real thing,"
"lire have some pretty luminous spool'-
: miens in congress," ventured the man who
felt it incumbent on him to show a tittle
`local i'xide,
"Not a circumstance. I've read some
of • thele kind of speeches. I've heart;
.i'en too. A. rolls) Colne' from the oast an
started in to tell Crhnlsou Gulch what it
flrter do. Some of the boys allowed
things was gettin rather slack, no they
i frays anything fur a change. So they took -
' his advicean blazed away au organized
.a city council."
• "I see, You. !told au election."
• "Nary. We didn't want any bloodshed.
"eve jea' passed the word around that the
- C city council was goin to ire held an made
it an open game. E vor'ybotly was there,.
except Nevada 13111, an he didn't dare
show: up because he was under suspicion
of sittin in poker game with a private'
stock of blue chips which he had hon;;ht
unbeknownst from a store in San Auto-
,nio. It wasn't long until, under the in-
. structions of the tenderfoot, we had the
l city council in good shape. _Only officers
a'
was allowed to wear their weapons slur -
nn thef proCeedin's, an nobody was barred
; from the debate. - The first business we _
took up was the case of Nerndd Bill. We
' reckoned that it. wouldn't be no more
than decent local 'ride to prevent the
importation of any poker drips except by,
the. duly recognized authorities fur .saidimportation. Rattlesnake Pete said the
'only way to make the law Nadia was to,
pervide that anybody breakin it shotiid
be shot at least onee. The tenderfoot got
° r'iled. in it minute. Ile jumped to his
' feet au got off the most long winded talk
About coatstitutionality an the rights of
citizenship en whereas an theretoro'thnt•
I ever heard. Ile .tali>cd',ltsu'tl. au len
shows ct he had read books. But you or-
r..
ter have' teat•d Three: I,'irlger Sam's
brie reply, It 3es' showed how quick a -
matt who has the gift of genuine , elo-
quence eau end an argtmllent.. Crimson
'Gulch"hasn't•got through talkin about it
. • ,yet. Three Finger Sam (Pawed himself
up to his `Cull height an ll rated his linger
. at the tenderfoot, 'I don't desire to use
no harsher words than is necessary.' says -
be, 'lark pd like to iritpw what you mean,,
you low down, lop eAr jack -ra.Flbit, by •
Conlin into this town an tryin. to toll ne• ,.Whether n. rt tato? needs shootin pr. not.
Stave4 we got to wait for some lantern
' ,jawe ..eeyore to come wanderin in .oft the
prniri , antellOs. what's good fur its?
: Beware'. says Three :Finger Sano. still
p'intin Inger an ' grpwin mere elo-.
aauent erew minute. 'Beware, you bow-
legged burr ' . Don''t • you think you eon
- come hero an verawe peoplepbeeanse'you.
• wear- specs. ave .a care, or the fust
"thing yo4l ttuow •ou'tl be trayelin out of
this town with a: munch Of patriotic cit-
.'
itf-
. ' zeas ou your trai eved.' one of w•horn .
'is dead anddous to toot n-,freckie 'off'n
the back of your nee i' The tenderfoot•
didn't have another w rel to say. an be
• lett town .the next ram ; in.",. -Washing!.
ten 'Sta . .
"Deeds Are Fruit ,
• Words are but leaves." It is}of what
we say. but whit Hood's Stirs perate
does that tells the story, The any
wonderful cures effected by this edi-
etbeare the fruits by which it sboul ;be
,judged;. These prove it to be the great,
unequalled remedy for dyspepsia, rhuma'
tietn, scrofula. stilt rheum catarrh and'
all other ailments due to impure or im-
p ':erisligd blood.
I{OdD'S PILLS are non•irritating,. w'
•efetitive.
Profattbly the Poldest eater bird
in Listowel dted'lesb- rbeek, t was
•owtlecl hs Mt°, it, 6..13a. ,rd and
had r'eau he'd the, renter.• i ble age
-fol* it crtnatr3'•or eeveptee t and a htltlf
years.
end, Clliltiretl,
gym.
4.011v'ts WA'.•TTltD— Trott. "Tt•Ilt M P'S AND.
Achievements of Admiral Dewe,;' • tiro Worked'
,greatest slava; nitro. By Murat Utt.lebead, the lite.
Ione friend sad •admirer of the nation's idol'. nig.
gest tthcl best book ' 'over 600 pastes, 6x10 1nebes ;
nearly 160 ores Ii 1`ftetle i111tetrntfouo, .Only #1.60.
Znorn one demsnd. 131v.rommie,Ions. - Outfit free'
thieve of a 11fethne, weld gqeIek. The g°"""ISe
Camptay, Srd door Caxton ►lld,r.,'Chtoage.
'. .E CTI 61TAM. . TIMES; , 'CIT013.E 20, 1890,
xio,l a u•' l 4:F ;f+l!1'aA,11f1'A' ',. •
A 1-1.3..l'.VC11 O1 RIB LIF
Biuevn.Ie makes a, pretty seem;
when viewed from Ditrtent's hill on
the 13luovulo road, A little village
it seems to be, imif iloiases and half
trees, lying before you, the river to'
the left, at pond for a back ground,
and woods to the right, with juat
enough smoke staeits to give it
character. It is at this point of
view, jest where the road bencisalalat
lives one of the most interesting,
inhabitants of the, little burg --Mr.
11,,,ber: l;t'Oenaway•--one who has
seen more sides of this large world
of oars thian the 1'tttes usually grant
a 13luevnUte,
Robert Greenaway is - aft Ulster
man, born neat' the little el,jy of
Armagh, a day'sdrive front Belfast,
just sixty years ago, Ile lived with
his,pat'ents, Francis and .11izabeth
Greenaway, until 1851, silting in
that year on the Alice and Ann for
Canada. He landed hi ..;tebtc and
immediately took' boat for Dainilton;
came; by rail thence to Londgn, and
made the iemsinder of his journey,
London to Goderieb, by stage -coach
over roads of• cordnroy and laud.
After spending the winter in Gode,
rich, he went to Wellesleyin the
spring of '52, remaining there for a
season and then moving ou to Mary -
bore, where he lived until '54. Int
that year he moved to Gorrie, taking.
up land in Ilewiek•. Between '5"
and '54 he travelled througha con-
siderable part of New York 'state -
He went inthe fall of '54 to Teeutu-
sey and King townships, near To-
ronto. While he was here a call
was made for volunteers for the
Russian war in 755. Actuated by at
wandeting mind as well as by a
desire _ to serve under the flag, he
volunteered, joining the 100th
Battalion of Canadian Regulars.`
,1s a Member of this . regia#ent he
set sail in , the Greenock from Que-
bec, landing in k'Ieetwood, Lancia -
shire, in October,, They proceeded
thence to Chatham, where they re-
tuained in barracks for the winter.
The weather was - unusually cold,
atcl the snowfall very excessive,
which . rendered it very uneomfort-
able for the soldiers, as they were
provided with no underclothes and
~yore unlined troasers, During drill
they used to stack their - arms and'
run around them, like so many boys
playing cant wheel or fox and -goose.
The Chatham l.'a.rrackswas a large
slate roofed brick building hav=ing
aeeomodationfor about 10,040
soldiers, In the spring of '56 he
joined what was known :las the
De-
pot Battalion, stationed at Canter,
bury. The soldiers here were each
required in tarsi to do orderly duty,
a position that made a man half
cook, and ;sal£; avashavaman• The
orderly was given only half an hour
to wash the dishes alloted to him,
sand a portion . of the off
and appear in his poli
One very hot day', w le Mr. Green•
away was ordet'ly, a hurried with
his work and a e red in drill 'ust
pp, J
in the nick of me, very mach
flushed in the fa The'sergeant
went on his ro ds up and down the
ranks•inspeet` g'the men.
•"Greenaw y has been drinking,"
he reporte to the captain., .
The ea ain shouted, "Greenaway,
two pae to the rear, march."
st ped b ie1j ," says that gentle•
man tnself, "an' the eaptain comes
ve been drinking,Greenaway,".
se le. t, +
"Nothing strohgeri' ner sottp,'•'�
ez:I -- -
`" t is needless to say that -this.
eri "cal examination resulted in the
repr anding of the sergeant. -
Atan yerbury he served tinder
Colon rt Armstrong and Adjutant
'W'ard,Swvong the soldiers. in train•
ing there;;at that time . were the
Cape Mou'kted Rifles of Gapes Colony.,
These were\ drilled both on horse,
'and foot anti: were ,1,000 strong:
Their colors 4/ere red and bine; the
17th Lancers 1. 9 strong, `blue with'
white facings; 7th and 8th BIael
,
Own;
Horse; tit and ..,nd Xing's (3.grn ,
Red Coasts, mount on bay horses
The ,services all: available
I dia the
soldiers being neede in .m ,
Depot Battalion was spatehed there
early in '57, settings 1 from Grave -
sena in ;i traup ship-tthe Confliet.
The voyage was a. lof(g tie, lasting
6 Months and l `days, nd net land
M was sighted after leavi . 'England
*Until the entered the (tl f of Mame,
and Palk Strait. Witter - anoeav
sires Were ,execcited on top deck.,
They landed at 'Calcutta and pro-
geeded at once inland .to Deimos,' a
oor, sweep,
n in drill.,
i
distance of 600 miles, Their fuettuyi buttes wound, 1) elf t)i)rt+nit-ier, in• E'({t
of locoulotion Was blow, they *being knee:, ani ft tntyo,let shalt in lice
drawn by night; trips, in heavy, all- ann.
wood wagons by native- oxen, The
days were too hot for moan or beast
a;corcllnsR tet of tin ttlt'r nt,t a „t eto appeal' in the Sun, much less to do
an; work. The eouuti` . they.pain, tiltln site. hulit,rtll miles f!r'io 1•t ro
sed through 'wastib}'1GtllCtit'al, least ll(i Ai Old pitis&'i'iS(11' of n great f.'O )h'er',
beings the principal pruduct. Teo • lee says
the gobbler itf.titi'd tale tiol %
;louse;; were very, email and built ,of n1 1118 alone.;' settlor' as turkey �trr F;otlrfr
laud covered with Elephant, gra=ts.' egds 11 ("1"111"., rf 41°1°8 a,gr), r.nfi
Ail night long as they journeyed011 insisted on havn a•"settintr" of'his
they c;u41d Miter the .ttidtan farniers nen. tw.t lo'o'tdt-1 'l+'i'h It nems
singing to themselves as they work- Ofdtlek t'ar.r , (01 4vlliela t.e lite; f+lizllf ll
ed, Their particular oi:cnpatiun at duty for f,nsr weeks with considerable
that time being the irrigation of the
wheat fields, - In each field severe
large wells were d ug, - The co
had jU eii(;ls of these an We':
mads of eattllen erocks opera
a windlass ad tarried by hi.
All night long'IAJits t;ruel.s
hLe,ardsplasit 1 60401 alt
these contents inti?. gr
which in tarry overlie
Bled the fields..
Ouot;, shortly' al'
the trip, all hen
nightin pea.
midst Of all
hideous sh
a 'thous*
rapped and bamboos picked Tim O wood Company, Windsor, Oita.
old On Wingha n by Colin tt. C:,turthell
.Druggist..
were
up (they had not yet heed supplied
with arms). Every one hurried oat
to sell his life dearly as possible to
the Sepoys. The foe proved to be a
peek of hyenas, •
In the beauttfut city of "Beres, On. ' first indica-
In
Bemires,
the sacred city of the' l .indoos,. t' tion o f' , Diarrheatt or
situated their sacred temple, one of - ,,�+
Dy$eatary afew doses of
DR. FOWLER'S .EXT.
OF WIELD STRAW -
sucee.e, Then lie insisted on trying
again•un+l was furnished with more
e eggs. W helj the enterprising gobler
tori
Nita batched out tuo second arced
b°,*
y hit wain ao i,lla'�tsal wreck, an4'llad
ol{on. only a few feathers (01 his honer; and
u!d he
was too weak to walk, Ile wanted
i' pourte,d to try, again belt was tied; op,
trotsgbs, wwrxriw4 +w rosunc .r
d and watt•
° Rare•After,, Wood's 'hoop1iodino,
C tlle$''il d begun iv Great Fnnlfch•.rtemeely.
Sold and recommended b
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wet'e engaged at
/r f druggists in Canada. Ong regi
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world. - On being asked if he saw
its interior, Mr. Greenaway replied :
"There was two black. g'huards ar.
the dhure ez wanted the to take off
me boots,.so I didn't go in."^c .r.'
They marched ;on to Allahabad � il('� willI'OI ' `"
and still on northward to Jaunpltr 'cheek the advanoa of
where ., he got this ,first smell of
powder. This sitirniish beg'a,n in these dangerous ths-
early - morning and lasted' until ,
about three is the afternoon,, when- eases. . .
the Sepoys withclrew, The Indians It hAa-been ever 40 years
proved themselves to be well did- • in use an I has no equal for
pained soldiers ; there horsemen, well the rare of bowel complaints
equipped and their artillery meg of young or old. There are
good shots. -
The regiment 'noiv Went 'under
canvas for short time at Ca.vin:pore
and then proceeded to Delhi, where.
they.took part in'the famous seige of
Delhi -the Beige that lasted nine
long days and',nights. The city of
Delhi was surro'unded..by a massive
stone will; abdut, the; wall, likethe
• moats of ` endail, England, lay' the
dirty waters of river Jumler. Oat
'from the river encircling the city'
were - .torts• known - as bell -tent's,
capable o£ holding about 109 soldiers.
These were occupied by the Sepoys.
The gist and 88th Cacnaught
Rangers and the 75th Ilighlanders
voluuteered to blow`open the gates.
Before•doing so it was necessary to
.demolish the bell -tents and eros the
ric'er. •a•p tittous undertaking. The
61st find 75tl`te ,took the lead and
were nearly ark; irillea . in the on-
slaught;
nslaught; the. 88tkt and , the Rifle
;bangers of which ' r. -Greenaway
-was a member follow after, charg-
ed in thl,'oug•h the shah ed gates,
and r.utard the Sepoy fore The
city surrendered'that night, '10t the
Sepoy tnutitsers . escaped over*,,, the
wall toward ' Dueknow, living' to
f kht another day. It was during,
this .•'neige that • Mr. Greenaway
received his first, a very disastrous
wound; being shot in the knee by a
copper bullet. The crash was-'lik'
crack of awhip. It was not pai' I
A detachment was left • ' Delhi
for the preservation of, or' while'
the reinainder, after. . ssiderable
difficulty and; 'delay, ) rched back
to Luel5now. Ph: , istory of the
relief of that elty i' yell known.
.1Vhen the ma ' y had been gen-
erally fly quelled* ' 'e wounded were
removed to : t oepital in the Rima-
layas at .` >,'bbathn near Simla,
;Jere the„. ere, attended by Indian -
servants, and as the climate was.
salubrious and the weather delight;
NI their, guarterS were very pleas:
a tet
The injury to -1 Mr.- Greenaaway's
,knee;x,ot, . being remedied he was
tt''alllported in ,they Denbar to .Eng.
land, ` 1�`e regiafined under medical
treatment at Cbelies Military t?Ios:
pita; for a time, afterward ' being
ppensioned. ae returned to his old'
home id Artniah in Jane '66, - .'phttt
fall he was married and sot sail for
Canada eating ills Christmas dinner
in the midst of the Atlantic, -
;cow, iin the autumn • of, his life, he
has. settled down in quiet Iiinevale
wlttii • nothing to rewind him of his
adventurous life sage ,his pension, a
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