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W.T.00Z. Editor andProprietor.]
11.e o .aT ANN. IN Art VAANCIS.
NTL) OP 1/111../6.11.
Business IDirectorj. TT1i*!L ti*,
Or. latmmimrWo
f1 aADVAn Otte Italie& DsMnmewt o( Vo•
I ttrehoweR. Tw aRet, wed yt,uee OW HorneM
Dlwe-N"-, ¥.w Tat, amt4sa.e D. rpom!'le
Bashi) BWyt.M, 494010
Ira x.owta.
RAta4T11t AND ATN)RNRT.AT-LAW, era
bdr.•Irw.la Orli..,. Cn7 ergg'11 AUo,..y.
Gn•rleb, Quark Rot. o4.a
e• la Coon Hew. •14•40
M • CI. Verne/ton.
ARaRTRR.ATTORRRT OONVIY ANCRR, aa,
D !wears Mow, Ood.rfek, C. W. segs
John Tieeraaen
2.44E:IITFR. ATTORNEY.SOLICITORIvCRAN-
g' iMar. Ir. Omre. Market lq.. e. C.ww.r
e
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-
A/stela' Re Walker _
aatlRTRtb, SOLICIT ,.. CONVRYArernno,
ee. f1mM, Mr J. C. Dollor a Cos ire won
nee
rom. ! Keore.
1 TmRNrER Rnr.ICtinR, Le., Ged.rieb. C. W.
IMO.. (rabbi N... Sink.
steer I. Oxen men c. ma..
tloneeb, Avon 1711. Iter. •wletreel
/11. ?Rhode 4vod.,ugr, _
DAM/ITER, ATroR'CPT. soLICrroR ars
IP Werrh, C. 'V Pn Worn..
e t, W
1tb..n
sweet oose.. Got deer •M1wen of Olnsow
anne.
eel
Jnnn H. ■eesMen.
Tin+RNNT-AT-I. tw.anucrn)R IN MANN/II T
Reser P.LM. enrnstvarMr, t e , ar , f4aeneh.
(Mee ne the nen Id. efWM Street.laud
err hen One-I1.a.. N..,.. ern
/. V. 1111wnod.
EARma/ER, A TTORRRT-AT.L t W. CONVEY E.
r. ar. Ones ever the nine •f Maar. J C
Dater 1.('n owe. of Market Noun ani Math
Skeet Oestrorb
Jany a INC sof?
Doris ex ■stems'.
BARR/ATRR, AND AM)RNIq, SOLICITORS.
a. L. Ohne.[ 7. Le. (Indeed.. nor
ewe W. t Ione.. R A.
Wtt4asa 111'ramar.
A ttORNEY AT LA W.MIJCI7oR IN CM*NCWt7
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lei
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tsrltnv AND Lev °Fries sues'. waw
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rev, (Lnren.Nr. Le., Rot * ont.n.h. flea*/
04. Mal m.(m.
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MO!1F.
Y TO
LEND.
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r. Reno. Mot at r'
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• emotes,* AND 1VRVEYOR, tern
M0•t•M Cm..yamer, Rt'wese.
.TAMICAI 1011Ciitovwolw.
SE,117AKT IICRONTEA('MRR.' ASSOCIATION,
Bancsnn.w, Peer Orme. v46
D. P. CA1freigtL,
D1071'181 A 1. LAND IM'RVNToR. DRAI.OIRR-
L to Otos... Mr Cone . Contents DrWan, .•
weorter
NeI n _ to ..don i •anI.•sl.t left errs r Tan
t1. In. of WngY•n, wit Mons intionnes a
Orn
MRS. DAYS' HOTEL.
WROZETEB•
Hs the
der
set road
front Sea f
dr
th
to
R'Jkerton. Every ne,NWary ae7ntn.
rode
on
ter
the N 11
ro In
r tiaAl' r .
Nro:aur, HANNAN DAVI.
Ree. 8, 1867. - w42
LUCKNOW HOTEL
AND STAGE OFFICE.
E. 6. CIIRXI1011A1Y, Proprietor.
4. TTItATEDen the droner nn the Northern
tL13 Anel Road. Lock nn w, 01.1.. lea reser
m,wwiwr Mr riMeoieb end Wlaenn.. Ts.
betel es Wed op with every ar.ommieonn fee
.oamere..l travelling. A Moro Hell attache;,
J,..e14. I887
SOAP FACTORY,
E;ONOMy FOR HOUSEKEEPERS
COOD HARD SOAP,
A .-.m . per IeseMB
I ham. rN
Mb fd ate -a
.1 b Orr re 1;•n„ MB o r
Woo.the Ae. a PDT
Woo. to W Mad t
• r MIRDuch PAC -
TR T, w ,M Duch.
JUIN BARNES.
Oad ovh, Mash Yak, ray
wf am
New Marble Works
ELGIN ST.. OOCERICH
A. m. Johnston
ONt1MENTS, READSODNyr
toble
p. Pella,A-,Tool.., ofevery des rip
floe and style of workmanship, furnished on
ort notice and at the lowest prices Lille-
act'eallyt'stlelldedmade
tr,,for
cash. An orders
ns
vents At., may be seen at theDestsh off Mono
Aodeneb, Dee. 11, 1866. "p
wt7 1t'
BARRY & moo,
NM OE
ET M AICEA$,
VOOD -1 URNEP
AND IINDERTAR
lton St., Goderich,
Ow rn liber lone11hand WW1 lane sal. u! aril.
Bedptea(ig, Chairs, Tab
All kiwis o+' enol Leming soler
I plata, stair ten&fetere, eeeby,is h sea
Always an hand, • r°mpl„s 'R es
I
MORTNEll'T OF ooprrs,
WYRn1.RRA(AS AnWWWTRr
1•tu+ Rl!LIJ TT*t•a. mRnRm.
• HEARSE tolinonrvelanrist,l M8Ir.A1fellanAT"' •!
tted.r'4eh, Nae ]rd, 1564 • 1..1. P.RA Ce.
I Mn1AR(gelt* Ire AIR, ry111I1.7nN
4w60 I . RAWII. ARO V,
AA Wtt.Tn0 a 0'.
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a.AS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
ASSORTMENT OF OLOTH
'tw,u• osir on pert of Wen of Ragland Bread
,lithe, B1■ren, Indere.,Ramekins, FazzY
gKa lek,Sc•otch, sad F...cn t'w.ede,C•sh mere.,
negation', sad a
Plow, variety of Canadian . Chubs
Gloves Siam,
ao dec.riolad Vesting., lyhlnti
He feet' sonadent ofvi
nsat who may lave boa with tha(order.cnow to eh
TWEED SUITS (all 0001)112 and upward..
110` N. B. --Cutting done to (triter. M
Ooderieb_Sept 25tb. 1866.
H DUNLOP,
BRIT DOG* TO
BANK OF MONTREAL, WEST ET.
Rte 00 ■APD
A LAUGH SUPPLE
OF
M.0)43 pooDS
which he is prepared to make up in the short-
est nonce, and Cheap fur Gib.
GOOD FIT WARRANTED.
0•4erwa, April 21. I440 sew,
Agricultural
MUTUAL ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION
OF CANADA.
NOTICE i. h,r.b7 given that LESLIE
JOHNSTON is no longer an Agent for
the above Company, his services having
been dispensed with. Hellas no authority
to -tike risks ortr•nsact any other bantams
The Greatest Possible Good to the Greatest Possible Number."
(:ODERICH, ONTARIO, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1868•
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
Woolen Fact'ry • 33ALE_
n1H6 Suter mei ill 'stunting ,h.w►. ,o h..
1 oo...n. nee n""'e `eat hawing . '.hissed• THE undersigned offers for lot 0,
New vu of Manutac'n:o.g Machme7. • 'd + g co.0
new double restore (reins Machine. he '. prrnepared 3, (iod.neh town+Lip,-AA acre., 63
w w execute all ,.'arts .n ,Isar.., fume barn,
good land- The pro
Wool Carding, Spinning. Weav- party M only a axle from present salt well.
ing, Cloth -Dressing ;Irld
C:OI.CSIt I I% el
Mwre.unng N' ase Yd w
)(aryl he
m .. "•eslal/
.,
Poraw.•• p.on noes . dulanc• soh .. M to be
earned ll receive1 m nes• for nlur , J,. same
day, Waver, me ma'am. in operation huml ap sen.
1'J w Czar As
.,that p.rpn.e. The onder•Igpod 10Hi ...wed no
p•'•• in hum(up these 1141. h• tow. t .11ho
neatly leer goad van. for .h.,r looney d,. lel fail'"
eauuuue the
WINGHAM WOOLEN Fi 'TORY.
ar WOOL end PAR0121101' PRODI'. ': tern in
n1 fwfwo,k and &remain..1 the 1.,',..I ..oh
PETER Flt!IE1t.
W.ngh.a. NOV 1Ng •.. 11 1111
THE OLDEST ESTABLI:w BENT
IN TOWN_
• railway rues through it, better
salt territory cannot be found.
WILLIAM ELI.IOT,
Marsh 24, 1968, tludericb.
ase 60 tf
SALT TERRITORY •
FOR SALE OR TO LEASE,
2OACREq last E..t of Cameron'. Balt
Block, situated on both Edea of the R.11 -
way clack.
THOS. WELTl1EBALD,
Nov. Iii, 1867, (i.dn deb•
.44
GODERICH
i
*LRTIN AMANN
DIIiOSTO INFORM HIS OLD '1J4TO)I
gig m, that he ie still able to eel, for cash,
at the lowest rates,
ALL RINDS OF - FURNITURE
At hs shop on Kingston street, opposite
the Huron Rotel, ()World. Gne 13:m a
call.
(2oderieb Oct. 3. 1866. awl lei
.T. W. JOHNSTON'S
whatever for thD. e CoC. mMpancy.DONALD, Sec. I New Photograph Gallery'
London, Ont., May 28
1868. w20-0 I IN WATSON'S BLOCK
YAC 11
E
, ver th Glasgow
W.
M.
SAVAGE.
BUTSe•daslle New York Drafts --0 I fitted a his rooms.
House, .1 appropriate he has
backs-Nstanalcarnsey-State noes, manner,, to execute 1pi to mit eves
notes, em
re, 1
asd sew I o
earned money at carnal rate of khcwn to the mt.
P every style
•x19tnge. N. B. -Old ieti..
19th Dec„ 1 SCS, p yea, each as Dag.spha,
-------- --- etLler111 types and Ambrotrpeaeopiedanphotographs.
Mr. Jobnatoe cordially invites the Ladies
SASH AND DOOR sed Gentleman of Goderich and surrounding
F ACTOR Y.
THE n'.d.n,rned h•rmg ptMh■nn''he Non
rat 00.11 and :lash Factoryowned, end oe.
roped by Donald Cumming, am now Depend
maau aclur.eg
+ter' Cive Him a Trial !
as to whether he s worth, ofpatronage. I• W. JOHNSTON.
.1Godrneh, Dec. 10, 186E w46'1es
20 earl/ On 16. boson N 1 f - - -
Sash, Doors, Blinds,STOVES ! STO
Moulding Fl I
Siding, / ooring,
cad el: kind. of
C I ft CI I I: NV Et Is:,
welt se z
Cork and /A.
Ahm
`disk
and
Foam* -eThey 'honk from thea .Pyr aura n Factory 7seort 1h.I tyr.n pre
to dl onto
may la 701 them nlA • n!I.
N. R. -A Irhen 14,5,0,., to the trade,
LAS IBUCHANAN,
DAVID LAWSON,
*AI RUBINSUM.
O.0 er,' n..t1ar,-(0 IO,. I747. .w35
v
a_.
A 0884TCI'RP O►IJ Vk;R ONr1.AtNT AND
DYSPEPSIA 1N CANADA,
C*.een•, Ponce Edward Cn, C.. tV,. M.nh. 1467.
Nowa. Vn*OI a Cxe*an."v-Son, having ;rt
rad wn►m m, own peraw. .het thea ie at 11 • med.-
e 11.1 001 .elA.7.10m
rore 1pk'.n..at D II++
Ism nMneed ,u Mmete MI. statement ander meth, winch
e torrid, that 1 he.e Ke.on0
nn wordy t4..d for ,h. W.
1•1•• Y l 0r.0. ace; -:-(to
de„ Donors. eta, ,n'enu 1.
.0 Cin•PDemp.p.ia 1 tel • tering n(
string and corm rime
rm nnrnew ohm. IA. a"mn-h, re
sen
pain. ernr..non. .0 w,.n, .o".'io..l pp••on. drover.-
.mit remitter in, ,r n[hl ode. he.Aeehe,
• (0
••
nese,
^us *1, Ar, . w . g r ly 'educed in
,Arius the Greet
lr y ehpn(0 . • '... h'v) hly, I •riM • bottlbottlerchrng., Pile,
ook .1..,h'r endIh found' my 'n hnhh
•npmrmg. I common' it moat ben oaten •boa ten
alts., •..ng,he ,elle, and 1 And ,he1 I Mn (tile re_
'evened. 1 n, howl,' w, hunt rya, Of anea.uwsa. 1 an
ern and
h..en
Thr .'nr.r nmpirked n inn 1 r't1.y,• 104.," we th1. nee.
In Id him the Ore.t MhNhnnee. Remedy P mor
o.
1 M.. recommended .he Rimed, in war et rl"r.iM
it h•. .n...M, Aron g.nrl. deetion .n4 1 veneer
10 .(It' ntenaeM .t wag .10enoi M I .n..
A'RROOF: i00D.
.Serres HolmeaCna...1C.w
4)0104 der of Myrrh. I147
1 CADMAN, J,P,
Cd.mhsamer on Q. R., in and ter Moo
*811w Connor M Pure F:t.nn. C. W.
STOP AND SEES
7 'Ht folk( ng ,*441.4.an ToennowaM M mewl
wnrwlerfal and rxlnnrdisere err in C•..a.n by
the ORRAT INDIAN REMEDY. Th., Iv. nein-
deniable and Inermwq,M. M. aneleireo on ererl.
the 10ol 7et ckI ,hIM .sere,, MMrswrII Comport -
tented ' C _
e / s. nded inner aro '. •cceribt. ,n he Orl '
SHOSHONEES REMEDY
Pad 111wew. rat Me Throe 1 lever. IMg0.n0
th,a . *0.... 80., ea • .h es r. Mew..
.m t.
Pam(Aee..e. tense,, art ell nooses Erin( haw
herring Pined,a
the Pined, ore he441, •141 inn w es1
,wad, he. NEVER OREN ,.QI'A LLSD. Abe'.
✓ rho....t me** ren N 111•1I
la M 111,111111101m1. n Resew. nI e.Mktr., C. u' , M 11.11411111.4114 . Of
1M. M Pe,.. r, V. Willer, P.rnNMw l. C. M., of Orale
mown, err Wall 41r/throw ¶Vned,rJCn.oe00,
00 Dy.p.rM lamm
(. ter C.m1m M M ,Nel /Ann.
Na..1' ?Now., C. W, 01 Showrooms. WIIF bed
M teh81 Mea . enolo for ten, M *raw amnio-
n..
fmnio-
n.M %•ranee... .M J onto well. *woe o(web Weft
Wen he M.Iwrrl e• were
m set 1 eM *MO RM e,1 • eln1Me
nappmm..h•ahle n on s• 11841* r 002110
114711112128 *RMF.O PIMA, .c4 s•nett yew
Yelp..
P,*ut cf GI. newly in largo piwiIII'
Sir rnr Oke In all fir erre sad Aske M Men
el.. Ar.. Rw (aekvM(, 0 lab. sed .uraea4.
OM1.
VES
a
MARBLE WORKS
W .
C. TRELEAVEN.
E
LE
A V
E
N
Monuments, Headstones, l ombs,
Tablets, Table -Tops, dm
Ohio Free Stone kept on hand for Build
iog purpoeee such as Caps, Sills, Ba-
ses, .4.0., Cheap for Cash.
GODERICH C. W.
CABINET WAREHOUSE
(THE OLDBST iN THE COUNTY
D. GORDON,
C I . -
F
.I. ;i
' '
• 1 MAIiI:E,t
AND UNDERTAKER,
Oannose
toren
•nes hu row on hand • complete
assortment n,Furniture, ethie Wareroom.,
WEST STREET, GODERICH,
ar,•e Ar
Sofa, Bureaus, Table*, Hedetead,, Hair,
Caneand Wool -seated Chairs, Gilt Moulding
and Looking (lasses, i a variety ,01
Home Manufacture and Imported
D. G. has &learn on hand a enmplete as
°rtmen, of COFFIRS. Also, HEARSES
TO RIRE.
81- Lnmher and Cordwood taken • ex.
chane. for Palmitin
Ci.dsr,ck.nth CM•t. 1667 w1
113C8.
THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON
d
AND GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY
H
r
1
tip • Hu been on exiarnec Thrly-Iwo years, and
0dewing thee
prom!
hoe
.d Loewe
exceeding
0 Five and a half million onRd*eta2
TA•JnUPer
Cl • Pink arr., Ila wnhont dnnhl ncontr, pled tr
lc imemenr nI th,.
the eetehlothinent of thin In•tnuho.,, r• the
Miriam,. °I I'ubl,c Corporatmnn, %lrrchente,
Hnueeholdere, .ad basis(•, men generally,
whence t
rrmmnu
I alone kmm nts! 1.1 . , 4444.. £g n•(0
Z ' 1n ire MTh year, 1046, a • £47,761
01 '• 2011, rear, IIIMO, •• £'•22,279
Iph veer, INN, .. SX'i9_LI1
CI, One year later, 1667,£l418,056
0
h The Fin Risen, Fon 1 es now 0,727,444
f"1 The Lde. Renu, Fund It now *9,21.,4614
Q The romps n• I. represented them/horn f)n-
lano and Q'.,eber, by inl'e-it,., A,'et,, In
lel whop applte•oon for memento may be made.
lyti (1. P.C. SSM H, Reerdenl tte„nt•rr,
119 A. M. RO.S, t M
Avon far Cs, Mr Snch e to V
Elnan, bonfor Raney W.01. Wates•, lar Seawel
Ciesl.eir►. P.b. I l Jas,, w4!
104,
r, uroldwer-led,
1n its1N nsr, 1(136 the Fire P
PLAIN A:VD F'ANCle
I N W .A R XI,
COAL OIL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
1filr Coal 011 Lamps, ao. &o, Old Iron.
Copper. Bre., Word Pickings. Aril Sheep Skies
taken in esckar4e.
J.& J. STORY,
1P Biro Of th Large Coal Oil Barrel'
Mush IM. 1617 6741
HEAR YE ! HEAR YE !
rERSORR RAYING ART MST CLAM PUt A
WOOD
Mowing or JReaping Machine
8110CLD CALL AT
SEARLE & DAVIS'
BASE LINE,CLINTON•
WR NAVR
SINGLE MOWERS,
SiNGLE SELF -RAKING REAPERS,
AND /10TH COMRINF.D IR ONE
Over 70,00 Mllhere Week... M...o
te Imre ler dnnng
put .In ran. Alen
■ewlsg • Self -Dropping Rand
Raking Machines
COMRINK6 IN 000
The 040..1. In harm( from as .. .MI an Gunge
blMen, nen N heel fenm
Tell yon. n gh nen IMI me .11 few Prn Llnlhn Ira
.I,.r f'Ian hail le red ' ,pee s e V.nte In
Mg Orn any perm, enable . .mel ►•m
M.ehrr".'.e ..n riw.nr our •....w.•
lee have on Mud len Wont. M
STEEL PLOUGHS
Th : nn.n. MeM1 •M Hang
M
CULTIVATORS.
reepr..of
w1 moos,.
STOVES of 40 different Pattern*
Stovepipe at 121e. per Int,
TINWARR 00 ALL 11Nn.
6 MILK PANS for ONE DO
FIELD AND0ARDRN ARRDNR!
OF EVERY DEPCRIPTIONe
16.1.111,04,,., 710.4(0,8540. :A" "InVnw►RO
ser,
At SEARLE & DAVIB'.
air Mono .00 on rarer. manta(dntomi Ear M..ahn.
CALL AND EXAMiNE P'OR tort-
RELV1t1.
SEARLE & DAVIS
Sae Ilea. Ilse ow LANs
Lama ns
env... Apr/ M. Lem
sets M
1
=3TNA
FIRE AND MARINE
Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, $10,000,000.
HEAD omcc-SACKFILL6 STREET, DUnl.iNp
t DnwDIRICTOR•.
Osten nt.r'R.tihr
rthhFkOn rmntrrt .e, 1 n
Arn.gh : Kerryke.l, On. Donned, J. P 0..r Counties
Innth, Ikr,egal. Arm h, and nen -Crrry ,n.
10.7 WILLIAM 0e11130.q . Alderman, Merchant, 1t
Upper 11.rkelle urert, snit Orem nnm.virk .Street,
00411,, Mrrrtnr of the NMI, Tenements' company.
ne..raain.Nrn.
Ro.•.,re..[x Tl nF, Req., Ckmehrnnrv, Cnonk•ele,
('mu ty Muth, and Mrk ill" Atter ht., 12.1.1!,,
.7 P. to Contin Werth and Within, Inn...
Iheetmeh Amend.. Lr/. °mr,
Caasi.. OMR. MA,..,,, Rai , Mrnhant, Stephe,
I.re.t and north Wert tierce's Mood, ((rh11.
C7+.r.btnen Ledge, nnndm.. County Dn1ln --
tNrw,ter 1 omnerial One Company
Rru.an r new, Req , r7 Waterloo Road, nnhlin ,
J. P. no County a.m.
Davi Rvwu.n,p$erre, Rel , Menhenl,Rden
aa
Q,, and Ien ehampt,,,nn, ywonny1.157 , .'n. 1i.MIn
(!
Roomy oxer, Rrsi.o,, Re, , radp Hun,., Tule,
and Otrmleff, Co Rem' J ,r °e
P..mir Kerry
R.•enan.-The National fin k. aoWttors Mr.m
Malloy a wawa lhugpe-T, Iee.w, F. 4.
CJANA114 BRANCH.
Caesar 81. Pencils Inner nn.• S1 R.rnment firers,
MONTRRAL
8ANENR.--71e Ontann Writ.
,T. W. ORIFFITH,
M.epr.
O. ROMRALI, k
Ann!, newish. w11f
GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED,
AND
PROVISION STORE.
ARCHIBALD HOD(3E,
7M(00 , 0 M15( -RANT,
Cameron's Block, Kingston Street,
riODRRi0H.
CRA 1le, FLOUR, OATMRAL r4NM
NF,AL,
160•, Moore. PAwwam. iks'.w,. 14.,,.,
bee.51whew Tarlton pew. p 4 6.• grate and all
hrods tirehestf seal
Oodtpdoh Grammar School.
Thr public examination of the Goderich
Grammar School took place on Friday last,
the 26th inst., before a large assembly of
the trustee, parrots and others. At the
close of the exercises Meader Jerome D.
Lewis on behalf of his fellow scholars pre-
sented the following addtres.
DLit TI&e*io.--We tha pupils of the
Goderich Grammar School, not being able
te express syr gratitude towards you in
any better manner have the pleasure to
present you with a mall token of our re -
°00 it that you will think d, and we ask of nWhen
u rok
of usW
that not in the whole of C w knew
ere
• man whom we would sooner eve to be
our ,0.f
FOUL PLAY.
a1 cileaLE, *SADA AFD DION I0CCICACLT
(i,nt/nYad
Nightoaate, and, for the Hut time, Hanel
clammed two portions of the rum ; opt for
himself and one for Miss Itulleatn, '
He then returned aft, and took the helm.
He loosened it, so as to be ready to unship
it to • moment, tons° it as a weapon.
The hien huddled together forward ; and
it was easy W are that the boat Pisa now
diridevi into twu hostile camps.
Haul sat quaking, with his hand on the
helot, feanng an attack eve
ructnr wet you ; you hare filled Both he and Helen listened acutely, and,
position u teacher of the Goderich about three o'clock in the a3
Gruranlar School with great credit both to "17'4001 occurred o(a tembl
youryour self and fn
your pupils and as you w
about to retire we ask, that you wilt ex
•
tend your influence over us and guide us
in that path which is right in the sight of
the great Almighty and now we bid you
adieu from the cares of the grammar school.
J. D. Lewis ; J. Dixon J. McLaren ;
J. McDonald ; W. Mitchell ; C. B. John-
ston ; W. McDermott ;. on behalf of the
school.
In answer Mr. Haldan mei and said :
Mr Dicta Iocno Faizena,-p assure
you
your sir ane
I
Y
unexpected rat
u
Gess a go
peculiar r alae of
gratification to inns Forgive inn
it excited feolingspreTent me from express-
ing my appreciations of it as I desire This
Mackinloeh was hoard to say, "re.
out the rum, no allowance," and the "Serve
de-
mand was constantly complied with by
Morgan.
en
ched Miss
on
the shoulder,land insisted her ttaking nhalf
what was left of the marmalade, and he
took the other half. The time was gone
by for economy ; what they granted now
was strength, m case the wild besets, mad-
dened by drink as well as !lunger, should
attack them.
Already the liquor no
Y r h
q s1 began to ran
and wild hallos and yells and seven f '
menta of ghastly songs, mingled with the
groans of misery in the doomed boat
mea solemn moment ; i now retire At ■°range there was a great swell upon
from an office which 1 have held for the the water, and sharp
ts at intervals ;
but 24 yea" of my life -an ofliovt fnvoly- windwarr , might
and on the horizum, W
ing heavy and grave respnn*ibilities ; re- observed a black !mot in the sky, gun
■punsibilities from which i would have bigger than a fly. Ilett none saw that ;
shrunk in the beginning of my career, Hazel's ryes never left the raving wretches
hall I forseen them in the light in which in the forepart of the boat ; Cooper and
I now see them. None but those who have Welch eat in gloomy (hamar amidships
been engaged in simil services ,.an un- and the others were huddled together for-
ward,
demand t encouraging each otter in• dedper-
ate act.
It was about eight o'clock in the loom-
ing Helen Rolleston awoke from a brief
dose, and said "Mr. Hazel, I had a strage
dream. 1 dreamed there was foal, and
he
plentyWhile thecae ston range words wase of et tin
.her mouth, throe of the sailors suddenly
raw up with their knives drawn, and eyes
full of murder, and stagged aft as fast as
it enfeebled tidies could,
a1e1 uttered a loud cry, " Welch '
Coo. r ! will Jen see us butchered r' and
una ip 'n the helm, rose to hu feet
Coops
tomb,
gen, howeve
of that ; no f
Irritated by th
and maddened by d
Cooper and stabbed
with a gran ; 0n this
a fearful gash, dividing
was stabbed In return, by
severely ; these two appl
he anxietiesn
more especially those of .,
tion. Some hundreds o
have been entrusted to myc
now engaged in their pursuits life, and
whose intercoureejw-itheocietymost great
measure be influenced by thechwrecte hick
I have heed instrumental in forming.
Youthful element of our population clef
our best consideration. Tho future
and political condition of "sir C..nntry
depends mach upon the standard of mor-
ality and intelligence of its rising in-
habitant'. Its future destinies will in the
course of time ebe
entrusted to theirmansg0•
ment,and Conada offers many advantages
for the developement of ge B its
Y
civil institutions it enlists into.en'itothe
most intelligent and energetic of itapopul-
ation. Ite representative systems ramifiel
into every township of our County, in the
formation of Councils for the management
of their local oficn, a7urds every oppor-
tunity for an enterprising and intelligent
ese Coun-
youth
*7 unmans, for maturing Tthe youth-
ful politician for higher poste of honor.
And now my dear young friends, allow me
in addressing you for the last time in this
place, to urge upon ,you t, panus educa-
tion with unabated determination. Kpow-
ledge is power, and by it you will 1st en-
abled to fulfil moreably thevariousatatione
of life in which it may please providence to
place you. Some of you may be
deterred from not having the
me of
your
lmore fortunate associates ; bition or meana of ut allow
me to assure you that these advantitiov■
advantages of birth •
re b
no
means
the
1%,
ne
nae
Y Ens
0
f
usually usll
attached
Any yours man i Y t to them.
g rtes div
e of
thein,
depending n'
rO7 e n
but
dl
n
entirely M ntire
1
g upon
U
Yindividual rad '
nal tb,
en-
ergy, ability and integrity, may reach the
highest honor of our country. 1 wish each
one of yon every happinem, and when 1 sit
lapin that chair after the labors of the day,
1 shall recall to my mind many agreeable
associations of the put many pleasing re-
miniscences 01 our connection, and it will
dill be atones* of great pleasure to me to
exertt iide n that ou by
sth whicthe h in gyourCOI can
address
you very properlydesire should be right in
the eight of the lmighty, and which will
bring us .t length to hie eternal rest.
After the examination of the school and
the preeentatinn of the address from the
pupils the lte,, Canon Elwood ono of the
trustees took °mea tion to state that it was
with deep regret that he heard of Mr.
Halden's intention of resigning the situa-
tion of meter of the (Ioderich Grammar
School, which he had faithfully held for the
past 24 years. He had often vixitcl Gram-
mar Schools in the Province and he cold
say that it was with truthfulness that he
could bear testimony to the high sense he
entertainer) of his moral worth, and to the
energy, activity end zeal, which tie had
always manifested in forwarding the inter-
est& of the school.
ypa■t lige-and
present pari -
ping people
who're
PRIZW LIST.
1st Greek, J. Dixon, _
let Latin, J. Dixon,
2nd do .1. Mcl.sren,
3rd do L. Ord,
Lt French, S. Hardy,
1st Mathemit,o, J. Dixon,
2nd do J. Lewis,
3let Scripture, J.do CMcLaren, n'2nd W
Mitchell, 3rd C. Hellon, equal.
Eng. History, J. Lewis,
()rammar, W McDermott,
Algerbia, J. Dixon,
2n J. McLaren,
lot Arithmetic J. McLaren,
1st Geoography, J. Lewis,
2nd W. Mitchell, 2nd C. Johnston, equal.
3rd E. Kay,
4th E. Lewis,
let Reading, J. Leiria, buy,
2nd O. Cameron, A. Ord, equal,
1st C. Heiden, girl.
Recitation .T L „-p., Boy.
Attendance( J. LMcLaren. girl.
ens
L/4NION ANn PARIS. -Tho enmpanative
few features of 010erenee, which are •iRni-
Ae._s ..r .._
rt.tustHs o/ London and Park present a
different
two commnnities. The City of Paris con- lay one man as dead aa • stone : and Iwo
ahem! 2,000,000 of inhabitants, rh...tr 1;7,,gt`'he:',d °rid their
people, and about 240,000 honesa,--the
proportion of poople to a home being firs
timea larger in Paglit than in the Ilnglinh
the Para avenage forty to melt dwelling.
The stoma ahem the preference
for separate residences, nontracted with
the naturally gregarious habits of de
French anciat7 the strongest of all, in
fset is the custom of people of wowilth and
'dation living in one part of a hollow, while
poor atoteryling folk. ',drippy the emir
etoriee of the mine Raspeedahl• enmity
in London shield/we an etch a thing.
t Dat his arm to strip Mackin -
too
late.
He.'
11d *ton
Mor-
and mad, " Uome, none
lay i"
unexpected resistance,
k, organ turned! on
m ; he sank down
lch gave Morgan
is jugular. and
race, p,sit not
anile rolled
over each other, stabbing and ureing at
the bottom of the boat : m. .time,
Mackintosh was received by Haul 'th a
point blank therm in the face from he
helm that staggerer) him, though a v.
powerful man, and drove backwards to the
mast ; hut, in delivering this thurst,
Hazrl'e font slipped, and he fell with great
violence on hie head and arm : Mackintosh
recovers) himself, and sprang upon the
thwart with his knife up and gleaming
o'er
Helen. Rolleston. to
n.
Hazel writhed ed
round whom he lay, •ndatruck him des r-
atel
n
n the h. k
nes with
the
helm. s
The
poor woman knew only how to coffer : she
cowered a little, and put up two feeble)
hand..
•
CHAPTER XXI.
A Pvt7L1 nTpling line upon the water
had for some little time been coming down
on them with guest rapidity ; but bent on
blood work, they had not °heerved it.
The boat healed over ander the sudden
gust; hut the ruffian had already loot hie
tooting under Hazel's blow, and the boom
striking him almost at the same moment,
he went clean over the gunwale into the
sea ; he struck it with his knife first.
(011 their hem were now gone if Cooper
who had already recovered his feet, hal
not immediately cut the sheet with hie
knife ; there was no time to slack it ; and
oven as it was, the lower part of the sail
Piss drenched, and the brat full of water.
"Ship the Hohn !" he roared.
The bat righted directly the sheet was
cit, the wet sail flapped furiously, and the
bit having way on her yielded to the
helm and wriggled slowly away before the
whistling wind.
Mackintosh rose • few yard, astern, and
swam after the boat. with great gleaming
eyes ; the Inse sail was not drawing b
eanlime, Cooper asked Mr. ilaael if he
could sail the Mat.
"I can steer," said he, "bot that ie a11.
My right arm is benumbed."
The silvery voioe of Helen Rolleston then
uttered brave and welcome word., "1 win
do whatever you tell me Mr. Cooper." I
"Long life to you, tutu! ' &aid the wound-
ed seaman. He then directed her how to I t
rue( the sail, and splice the sheet which he
had been obliged to cut ; and, in word,
to sal the boat ; which she did with wine
little assistance from Heel.
And so they all depended upon her,
whom some of them had been for killing ;
and the hl«d t..u.d boat glided before
the wind.
At two A. M. Fennerjumped suddenly up
and looking at the sea with rapture, cued
out, "Ata '" my boyo, hero's • beautiful
green meadow ; anti them'. • sweet brook
with bulrualtes ; green, green, green ! Let's
hare a roll among the claims." And in a
moment, ere any of his stiff and wounded
shipmates, m,uld put out a hand, he throw
himself on his back upon the water, and
mink forever, with Incl preamble rapture on
has oorpse-like face.
A feeble groan was the Only tribute
those who remained behind could •lford
hon.
At three r. M. Mr. Hazel happened to
look over the weather side of the boat as,
she heeler) to leeward under a smart breeze
and he saw •'hell -fish or two fastened to
her aide, about eleven inches &bore keel.
He looked again and gave a loud hurrah,
"Barnacles ! barnacles "" he cue). "I sex
then sticking,"
He leaned over, and, with some difficulty,
detached one, and held it up.
It was nota barnacle, but a curious ob-
longshell-fah, open at one end.
At sight of tlue,the wounded forgot their h
wounds, and leaned over the boat's side,
detaching the shellfiah with their knives.
They broke then with the handle& of their h
knives, and devoured the fish. They were
as thick as • man's finger,and about an inch
long, and •a sweet as a nut. It seems that
in the long calm these h.11140h had fasten -
el on the boat. More than a hundred of
them were taken off her weather -aide, and
evenly divided.
Mims R,,11esb,n,at Hazel'eearneet request,
ate only six, and these very slowly, and lad
the rest by: But the Baden'ould not re-
strain themselves ; and Prance lin jp'aarttu'u-
lar, gorged himself.., tieroely that he tun, fo
ed purple in the fake, and Leganto breathe
very hard. rill
That
black speck on the n had horizon, f
grown by noon to a beetle, and by three Inr
In
o'clock to something more ',keen elephant,
and it now diffused itself into, a hugh black 'e
cloud, that gradually overspread tl - fa
era
and
atlast,
ne hear n
about Malan hour before
sunset, came a peculiar chill, and then, in
due curse, a drop or two fell Upon the
parched wretches. They sat, lees like ani-
mals than Iikeplanta, all stretching towards
their preserver.
Their eyes were turned up t, the clouds,
so were their open mouths, and their arms
and hands stretched u{, toward. it.
The drops increased 1n number, and
praise went upto heaven in return.
Patter,patte r, palter ; downcamea show-
er, a min,-• heavy steady rain.
With cries of jov,they put outevery ves-
eel to catch it ; they lowered the sal, and,
putting ballast in the (entre, bellied it in-
t, the great vessel to catch it. They used
all their spare canvass to catch it. They
filled the
water
crack
with it
the
filled
the
k
that had n
Y
the time they were sucking sthe wet canvw
and their own clothes, and their very
hands and garmenta on which the life -1(451g
drops kept falling
Then they set their little sad again, and
prayed for land to Him who hal sent went
and rain.
_ - t
1 VOL. Y XL -NO 24
Stn was just going to slip his cable, mei
hand something to .a to then.
They went to him directly, and Hese
took hu hand, and exulted hint k, turners
his enemies.
"iia'nt a got none," was the reply.
Hazel then, alter a few words ,/ reli-
rious exhortation and comfort, asked him
f he could do anything for him.
Ay," said Cooper, solemnly., "Got pea
arid ink aboard, any of yet'
"I hares pencil, ' said Helen, esenestly ;
then tearfully, "4) dear itis a) make hie
will." She opened her pryer -1,',k wkich
had two plank leaves under each corer.
The dying man saw them, and rose into
that remarkable energy whir!) &Issue.,
precedes the departure of the stint,
Write !" said he, In his deep Cull tones.
"1, Samuel Groper, ahle seaman, am go -
int.. "dip me cable, and sail into the pees-
enre of my Maker."
He waited till this was written.
"And s,IS*s12thetruth" t
1111
"The ship Proeerpine w.0 dontroyed
wilfully."
"rhe men hal more &Bowan,* then they
l▪ el
fur."
The mate wax always 1 l! ins the captain
wroth hqunr."
'Tse° day■ before the ship leaked, eke
mate got the lung -boat ready."
When the Proeerpine sank, we was en
her pert quarter, aboard the cutter, was
me, &nil m
) loasa-mase T,Rn Jri,dl."
"Wo 5500 two roger holo. in her dor.,
about two inches diameter."
...Them two holes was male from within,
for the splinters showed °made,"
"'the was • good ship, and met with no.
stress of weather W speak of, un that it,
age."
•J.oe R-ylie scuttled her and destroyed
(•r jp'.••ogle."
"I.) --n bailey's !"
Mr. Hanel was hooked at this finale ;
rat he new what Pilon are, and how
little meaning there is in theirset phantasy
How ever, ma a clergyman, he could not
allow these to be Cooper's last words ; m.
he said earnestly, Ye., hut my pour
fellow, you said you (organ' all your en-
emies. 0.'e all need for 1renaes, yap
know.'
"''hat is true, air "
"And you (orgtre tIis Wylie, do you
not?
") Lord, yet,' said Cooper, faintly, "I
'give the l.q ber ; d- d him '
Having mid those wont with some dire -
t
he
7. became
loth
and a.
lethargic, remained
two horn. Indeed he spoke tint once
oro, and that was to N Blah - though
the were Y all •
hoIu
t him thin "Dee -
ate," said he, Ina voice that was new
t and broken, "you and 1 mint sail to
gather nn this sew voyage. I'm going our
of pnlrt lint ;Tett' (ina whoperefi ooneeivs
ble tenderness and Pimple cunning) "I'll
lie too outside the harbor till you °oar
oat, my boy." Then he reused a moment
Then he added, softly, "For 1 love you,
Tom."
Thio sweet wort were lie Istat of that
who never
rugged, '4away, ta d sailor,whm, rough brmaetsw a
en
closed a frendship as of the ancient world,
tender, true and everlasting : that sweet
tined Ilia life and ennoble./ his desalt. As
he deserved mourners, e, he had true ones
His last words went home to the &fawned
hearts that heard them, and the lady and
gentleman, whose lives be had saved at
oust of his own, wept aloud over their de co.
'ted friend. rad.
But
his
me,es
ma
N■
was dry. When all was over, he
jet
turned
M the
mourners, and mid, "Thank
ye, sir ;thank ye kin(i1)•, ma'am.' And
then he covered the body decently with
the spare canvas, and lay quietly down,
with his own head pillowed upon those
loved remains.
Towards afternoon, senile were observed
sporting owl the waters ; hut no dtwmpt
was male t, capture them. Indeed, Miss
Rolleston had quite enoug!, Godo to sail
the boat with Haael'sassistance.
The night pressed, and the morning
brought nothing,
iI new excetA that lieu
fell in with nen weed in inch qquantities,
the boat could hardly get throug)t it.
Mr. Hanel examined this see -weed care-
fully, and brought aevera*indsup,n dick.
Amon the vsrietiea, Pisa nne like thin
green strips of spinach, very tender and
succulent. His botanical reaearchee ie -
chide ■es -weed, and he recognized this ase
one of the deitde melt-weede.
was very lat liitttleof it oolnparati,elv,
tooin two
ad
gather hewed as much and,
, nliglrt hell a
PFwin.
milled it in f-e•h water, and then
Mw R,lleet,n for a pocket Wand-
. -This he tied go as toniake•hsg,
trivet! to boil it with the few amp.
hat remained on brand,
he Awl boiled it ten minutes, there
more fool, except a bowl or two,
e boast ho..k, one pair of oars, Mt
hip and stern thwart'.
ted it, and found it dut.inon, and
he gave Miss Rolleetron soma,
fed Welch with the met, f1
CHAPTER XXiII.
Tux breeze decline! at mined ; but it
rained at interval. during the long night ;
and h the morning they were somewhat
chilled.
Death had visited them again during the
night. Prince was discovered dead and
cold ; hie wounds were mere■era4h0,nnd
them seems to be no dint Id that he died
lf
than
hhis gorging
nnffeebled seystemhcouldpossibly- di.
gest
ere
Thna dismally Fro ' bat he
y gan a dray of mmpara- 1 time, h
tire bodily comfort, but mental 'lieu's*, goad els
ce[,eriall, to Mime R lleetnn and Mr Hazel. I He w
Now that this lady and gentleman were asked
no longer goaded to IIIa1118IN by physical kprchife
suffering, their highereensibilitiesre•um0d end con
their natural force, and the miserable con- of fuel t
tante of the blond stained host shocked After
them terribly. Two corpses and Iwo was no
wounded men. and th
the milts
Hetas
delicimu
and then
n, though wound rfelh
ed, and apparently sinking, WAS 'till skip- he could
per of the twat, acquiesced readily. I While
Mr. Hazel then took the dead men's , ducks 1
knives and their money out oftheirpo:ket ! air.
and read the burialser,ii0,er them ; they Welch
.., a strange gurgling were then committed to the dee
cry. Yet, nutlike one drowning, but with sad ceremony performed, he ad This "Ah ' '
.lark. few words t, the semitone. deep.
x vi1 r e
The next moment there waaa wreathed.- ' M (minds, and brothers in alaicti dee .en
Kling of the water, ss if deplaced by some we ought not to hope too much from P1 ' bled .I
large creatures atntgeling below, and then vine mercy ter onreelvee, 0r we hnnhl I at est
the surface was stained with hlldd, come soon to forget Divine justice. I1nt and toe.
And, lest there •ho uld he any d bt as we are not forbidden to hops for others: I boat. it
to the wretched man's fate, the hugh hank Those whn aro new gone were guilty of a ter which he
fin of the monstrous shark soon came after, terrible crime. Let no b e more patient than hook inti
gliding round and round the rolling boat, they were, and place our inlet -Whit is pa4hed.
awaiting the next victim.
that mmn the weir to leeward 1 A 1
New, while the water wee et stained of wood floating Y' pietas l flock of d
with hie Ids-binwe,' who, harrying to kill, Welch
had met with a violent death, an unwound
ed tailor, Fenner, ezrited by the tram.,
broke forth into m.ging, and .n t t leted
the hnnnr of a wild and awful aide ; for
still while he 'honied, langhnd, and sang
the hark swam calmly round and mond,
and the brat crept on her white sae
the wind ramal the host one U0 i Mr. Hazel, however, Bonn came to 0110
ever Mackintosh ' ' How- reoolntton, and that was to read the tuner-
ever
up an oar like a pear,tand sheeted them to the deep. deed,
Idec declared then
tine commit
to him that he mixt promise solemnly to I tention andC in-
to
all violence, or he should nevelt .res' ar wh
come on board alive.
Maekinto.h opened hie month to reply :
hut, et the same moment,hia eyes sudden-
ly dilated in a fearful way, and he went °n•
der the water lei"
ow, enjoyed th a■aaapinach greatly.;
n" longer .wallow meat.
Hared) wan feeding him, a Plight of
eased over their heal,, high m the
pointed rat tlem.
said Helen, "if we had tit their
tly a bird was seen tinning 1n the
rbctiom,bntflrfngvery lar ; it **tidal'
towards them eery slowlyl, and
to theirgreat snrpr1M1, came Reprint's
1 to settle nn the gunwale o f the
'eleh, with that instinct of.latngh:
lags to men Ansel' the bat
the lid's back and it leu des -
1t proved to he one of that were
nrk@that hod passed over their
head a, and a crab was found fastened In
its leg. It is 'opposed that the hind, t0
break its, Inng tight. had rested on name
reef, and, perhaps, hien to.. twiny fishing
and +alight this Tatar.
Hamel pounced npm it. "Herren has
sent this for yore, because yea miner.. est
Ret th• next moment he likehod
*red his re*Mln. " 4ww," she he,
bee .Own words, "this poor hied
inga, yet death overfeed' her "
fined a h vwl for fuel, and holled
the crab in (rte pot, and Miss
as demurely tet plenttf.lt; of
the omh'a shell b. made • little
ares! for Mies Roflas/n4.
-ntnarned without fuMrel
e ; the reason lel. that .dei
Is head Allowed °m his deed
Iiaasl ked me tie heart i n
e the enrvivere'dnty wowed&
KIK- Rates Clime veld to ae/. that
mood up and looked. "Can't mak e
Anti lie crept forward.
Presently he banana iteettel,adt1 direct-
ed three in the stern how to steer the Imat
clone to the object without going ever it.
Ile hogged them all to he silent. He lean -
over the boat Ade as they neared it. He and renew
clutched it viddenly with both hands and referring to
Rung it into the boat with a thent ef joy ; hos had w
hut rank exhansterl by the effort. He seen
It was a rein turtle • and be
ropenly socking their 13 trotting wminde, to on the water, or inexperienced, hal allow- Rellesten
queue+ fix • few momenta, their intolerable rid them 10 4144116* it.
thnort. both Of
0, little do we who neve • I It OM indeed a ',Amend ; twelve pormds drinking v
inemilent meat It
day withent bite or sup, know the anima/
man, in these dire extremities.
AT kat LinnTwer OrinINNI refirloT ice hold
his jew and come aft, and help to sail the
host
ed and Mr. Hanel contrive* with *erne all this tim
Aiffietilty, to boil a portion of it. He en- lay with h
joyed it greatly ; brit Mai Rolleston allow- fnend, anti
twl • curious and violent antipathy to it., disterh him
seemly erodible ender the eirenmetariem. Bet it wt.
Not en the sailors. They devoured it Mir, him to the
whet they timid get at all. Cooper ems d by II...doh.
he worild
Church to
"fa entire.
1.11117
hall
no notion of the nntier His rnednesegrew th
on him, snit took a trim hy no
hl being told that they were now rafting
rowel entwined, he memorised a wish In
some of it, and when he had examined
• swid to Havel, "Keep yarir heart
tom are not•hundred miles from land."
nr1 for
added galretter slalom "hot I ism
PIK
hoist Ave the ritterneme, Itelphema
eeth 1.14 Wan in Ms ere, he may that
tie three rasa trnahlanata /Nets ever onurno" !" °wilt° "°°0°- Re mw hero* ( it, h
hut *sr. rang lowly that vastad te mmPf"`"m 6""atA. end eb‘mtlels (Where lair,
get inani.a. a minim women um vim. water Rowing. These hehogitri dateriha
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