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'Woman was eater -
red at first ; but he
inn of pain on Arthur's
he .topped her. "My dear,'
you aught to thank Arthur, net
4 u hie low for yeti whish wee the
cause ,.f my s••1. If yuuuwemeanythin .
res it to him, fur he deserves it best. He
nearly died for yon, m7 sweet girl No,
yam must at Lug your heed for that,
neiter. What a halt are to rein• old
mrr,ru ! Her we are, the barmiestto four,
Im ]iu;l.nd." Theo he eldepered
"Be kind to poor Arthur, that u all I ask.
Hvery tile d'ye's& w, noun"
I Helen obeyset this stele
.lowly teak e, . eat 1, and he made
los, e scarcely heard what he
tw *9
ter, u &skink bonen how die could
coal u
the intolerable interview, and •scare
her father'. looks, who knew the real state
to ureter,. d her heart.
ton wh 17174 to dap- 1 At lest she rine, and wont std whuper-
whet he sad nay le ed to hi.n : My courage has failed me.
whaoeurred om tenni/ Hare pity on me, and get me away. 1t is
-a,,.•r .u,m 9Nerwarda Helen wee the old sera ; ho kid toe."
carred trembling k, the eakeel. aid than Genesnl BoZle•Wn took the hint, and
not., wrgiNeY tipgoo. tb• ...b... and Med with move tact than one would have
/11 yny.ar. ♦Irian adieu pertinent prey hint credit fox. He got up and
was heart thn the, ship ; C.ptain rang the hell fur tea ; then he rid to
j •M•• el•md ex the General's regret a Ileleu, " You dun t dnuk ter now, an
the men, and divided E300 upon the cape- , sae yen ere excited more then ie goon for
tin ; and the gran ended in a cheer. you. You hen better Jr to bed. noon
.0 for llrlen's condition, that war fire: " I" pap•," "id 'len•
mistaken feral health. She buried herself , She 4ok her midis, and u she passed
for two whole o4ays in her cabn : and from Yonel Wardle*. she told him, in • low
that place faint moans were heart ane end voice, she would lie glad to speak to hint
ate „•
then The calors called her the sick lady. .lme to -morrow."
Heaven kn"nes what she wont through In " At what hour 7 said h., eagerly.
that forty eight hour.. " What you like. At one."
- fihe came upen deck at lost e1 • strange And so she retired, hearten 111..i in eat -
date ret mind aidkody:r•stlem, .1. -ung Moe. Thu war the first downright
up, absorbed. The rare vtg,u she had en ass, .tido abs had ever made with him.
yawed on the Leland came out new with a' They met at one o'clock ; he radiant u
eengeanee. She oelke d the deck with the .un, and a row in his button -hole ;
brieknss, awl a pertinacity t1t:,t awakened .1.. sal and swtbre, and w,U, her very'
admosGuu in •'he crew at first, but by wad skin twitchin,,' at the thought of the ex -
hr enpenttiuw we. Fur, while the un- planation she had to go through.
fur:t,4 let went briskly to and fro over I 11e begs, with a row a.uminild w,a' ;
leaguer and 'entt,r d plank ovary day, she slopped him, gravely--" Attlee,"
tee greet hazel eyes were turned i,wer4 acid she, you and i aro .lone now, and
*ow the 1010,1, ab.urbd with one idea, 1 have r ounfertoo to make. 1'n•
,8. mewl the men and things about her fwiunat.ly,Imeet c aeyenpain-terrible
L,121e••ly. rein. (1 ! my heert flinches et the rowel
She ked a minion to fulfil, and her whole I ant going to give you ; but it u my fate
nature war stringing itself op to do the either to wound yea or to deceive you."
work. I During this preamble, Arthur art
She walked se many utiles • dry, partly •maretl, rather than alanned. He did not
from ezcitutent, partly from a deliberate interrupt her, though die paused, al1d
resolve 4. chenah her health and strength; would gladly have been mbrrupted, .ince
"I ney want them both," aid the, "weaker an interruption is an aa@ietance 111 perple1i-
wb t Rentnld." Thought and high ..r- ties.
w tbtu.igh her so, that after • i " Arthur, we suffered greet hard.hips
mofplaesa y ooublel h..r much with cum- nn the bort, and you wtndd have let 1119
sweet amt a .r father she war always but for one person. He eared my life
with what .he had end'', Bold competed agent and again ; I saved his vim the is -
Ile war taking her ieidl non, bi este land. My conatanev ea@ subject to trials
fee saw tbu, and el yed y Il ( before7•7•s'
re
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NOVA IbOOTIA.
Donald, went to Nowa
11 of Sir John 4., not on
w lm ree,naliug digs'' tees
.i1 upon the trouble) pobtial
waterer the discontented little colony, r
to tab rook on hu ow, tiocukuit, and see
how the rad lay, with a view, perhaps, to
hie obtaining the 0uver.asslip at no &a-
far day. Vie organ, Or Cornwall Prey
holder, u it With an article which hr at-
tracted much attention on account ar hav-
ing, presumably, been inspired by the
Premier of Ontario in person. In the
article alluded to the Nora Bantus are
held up to view as • eat of noble, whole -
monied people, W follow in whose footsteps
could hardly fail to reflect credit epos torr
community, and W blame w
an ad of
w keenly the
ens -minded leaden of
pinion in Nowa Bata must feel
e compliment conveyed u follows : -
" Nu one who dispassionately reflects on
the misrepresentations made in the Impe-
rial Parliament relative W. the state of
public oypiyyma 1u Nuys Scotia, with refer.
(:
ence to , G
/DIAr•ur at the tine that the
act for that purpose was parsed, can won-
der at the deep feeling of indignation
which • high spirited people exhibited
when they found theneelvee bound handl
and f,ot b a treaty in the formation of
I' inch thee by
no 'Woe, and the provi-
si"ns of whuh they retarded r.abke dem
mental to /he,• interest& awl ubuoxtona to
their feelings."
The "Musicweri." receive • passing
notice of quite s pungent meant : -
" What Parlament declined to do, has,
however, been partially attempted, but in
a form neither adequate nor adapted W
produce any salutary effect. The two
loading Minister* of the Cabinet el the
Dori have visited Halifax in order to
in thn ear of the leaden whom 5tatutice
Pease•..
'!1e Lemnos owe .i4 f grubs are rDb.rouw are ipre•dieg &boleti
robbing tk» proles /ether O'Farrell o1 ova) hied.
MontrThe Holman
u ere Fe Ontario 'uses... GIuat „ - urtk u tering •
Loen.,Caro a Il Trileelere be 17 Mine of it. ..curd the two
Linden .. Centre has been owed- • bean; I
brsuught g uuwMtjmable haveel • maaksipal rue
b•oumtng somroeu°io l;.uasy...T'land • newspaper, and bMween the toe
.
u
L,sdns Time. prune 3000 naw adwarli'e- klw,cted •bout most t'ru'e .y
•a
moots eery day ; we with the Sigma! hail "me ego • *deet'sw dplean elves
J -art! ro'' (en
room fur improver t in
sineewhiob time, 94111e1
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up, reeyiminatiuw 11141
anti -Union proclivities
unjustifiable
' u•c0
her heart stayed behind opus .dared, Mot --ll, retch trials ! great •n example '.1
a nu it. - •ver man •17171• orever m •
"Forgive •e,' acid she, cold y ,and -meet My gratitude and my pity int•really - -
mee all her reply. kneading ! Zeeland anr(lon seemed gone
S„utttimes .le hat violent passions of ArfMk M.ke Ins u me .f roe mn
weeping ; wad then be would endeavor W in smL haw u
cnanele Der ; but in vain. They ran their her heed atilthi. stn
roam, cud were sec coded by the hodj'y 'down her the Real,
activity and •e0o.utratnon of peeper they they ran ler him, ti
had I1tcmtpted for a lane erred
At lad alter- --- -
•
prove to be the real representatives of the
whole people. The reeep oil the mis-
sionaries Inca teen fully as courteous as
melon& 1 ieuteble circumstances of the
rased Uve been expected; they have
been !hang; and having, u their journals
state, nothing definite to propose, have re-
turned, leaving things to arrange them -
'elm at more convenient .9857,9.'•
In other words Sir John A. went W Hal-
ifax without haring any definite object in
view, and succeeded 4o a chanu in doing -
nothing.
If John S. is at the bottom of this article
in the #'re•Aolder, as every one believes, he
ie either_ trailing his eat Ixhind him ready
to break before he bends, or Sir John A.
and himself have, over w bale of cham-
pagne, concocted • Ilion little comedy, the
result to be • hearty "call" from the
Nova Scotia) people for lion. John 8.''
.eoeptance 4 the Governorship. W. can
hardly believe that Santiell has "gene
back " en John A. because of the How-
land appointment. i1 would he cruel to
entertain any .nch idea.
half as mire ..8. Bartlett, polar rage- a •
teal* 4 Belleville dropped dead on Satur- 17 g
Ray wuni°g...The railway war ia still rtes
raging between Henulton and Toronto.
The ffpeckner is troubled with railway ,r, i P•"
the bra ,...The Toronto Young Men's
Chrutein Acme rettun is a great success.
Collier and Edwards, two Yankee press
lighten pummeled one hour and
14 minutes un the 24th. They felt much
otter afterwards--emp•cietly Collier, who
was whipped...The nine r apecht Sapplm
terribly beaten in a meet yacht race around
the let. 4 met. ' The Yankee skipper
rat &gein challenge all England in •
utrry ...Mason has cump.nmdod with the
West York tavern keepers at the rate of
from $40to 1785 each. The clever rased
will make • small fortune out of the affair.
-Pulite-mare oomparatively quit in the
States; it is estimated that nut menthes SD
lives re lost each week in political squab-
ble.. The speaks well !... Uamilton beet
Toronto In the rifle matches. kr. are
raging in the woods is Amar ...Th
editor of the Quebse(Arvntcfe, having reed
the Poor Young Man, u down upon the
Human Lilies...Divorce in more rife in
moral Connecticut now than in Franco
daring the Revolution when 20,000 w
sea
putted in 1} years ..Potatoes, Re , wen
Like by frost in Perth a few night, ago...
G. R. is expected home every day .Ber-
ley trade is brink in Toronto ..In ancient
times boots and sloes were made of brae
OT iron --they must have been for 0.e on
gravel sidewalks.. Lord Cecil ham been
nuking • tour through the Hay Quints in
g r
Mir Inc inn
; and then llener.l At lam e
Rolleat,n, who ho' hithort • opened her NV Arthus. .
feebn , and hewn limit wdul4illt and "
til - c'n,Fl nut Ai,est y
't was herb aims w ,u knee s'ere,,r
vans STILL SLIDING.
o•Med an attainment." The tory luminary u sooty resell with
avowal .be hung "Gibbon' on the brain." The dinar hu
the.. teen rut gene on f stage 4o eta until it t,
we 5)1.4.14 than e ' y'
llarrtarand. (ane with the aeerrtnn that Gibbons is
MIL -room
'ole., gryratly ; "I b -1W the drought and the mu4 se,
en of you were to la axreet. The tut
that it
rahide out d its dnflicnity wt R
erne to the ttegymry o4Roe, is even more
slip -shod, if possible, ttte, that of the pre -
ending week. It charges the SV8711en with
lying, while it betrays an amount of paltry
dei of which an honest man
would be •shamed. For example it twist.
te, en eederatawdWl rens.
a"ut"o lham slimed loth
he, 'sMotthetk
'new Helen,'
11wm i" Bet altle
H g1too -"Leer" me t • w
dna, .
M7IIpp m.
tll'i•e that, d lar three sienna
ire the lend unlinpp7' ten
red leave y"ht a dee
tent o',
P t 1 have raw,
r'op
mine are, not b be noungratelul to- 1"n„,"
,:n, lather, •meal net decieye the.ut.
' 1 will net 1a• ungrateful to the tether, ,
n rdonee. the we red Helen, firmly. I A hardy erne
1'he thermal tared her on thebr o., and of the rce ret
1 yat ler hie brave 4141. "Fletj ' and he wa enkcl
••*'•run who other bend, it meet not be publish-' when the
ed that von have been for eight months on
an island Ione with • convict. Anything ma '71
wooer than that. You know the malice .,f "1
your own sex : If ane woman gob hold ,n
of that, you will be an , outcast free
Society."
H.len Minh.' and trembl -d. "Nod.
need be told thin hot Arthur ; amt 1
••••••":-.-1444:011 me well enough not t'
lite with the'wnen."
"lint he would be juet:fird
y'mr heed, alter sn.h • rereb
" Quote. Ar I I hope fie
sten h. knows 1 line
Stelyre'
"Ire
gent
'1
othe
eo am I wrong to
To TN
•x17.
the
ethr
Of
ou reltaaca
e bad ,+Cape.l one
eke upon our a net,
noel lady how he f It
tele o• r hii0. "%et,
wee- he replied.
!lir. Johnston, there's nae end
it," '"i I s lady in the wart 1.1
to a noted humorist. "I hope
edam," he replied ; "1 should never
to bo at my wit's Ina."
The roan in (be ernes of the Shaken
at New L,banon, New Yo•k, eternal great
g attention from their luxuriant felines and
011 it
One bonne. The "brother" in charge
08417,17 'nye lima i.i. eucare, in the cultivation ie
, be atlribute,L'o the free 0m of melt u
r Wardlaw a top drrs.ing for the moil of the bee.
The salt kills rad, lnweb of awry kind
, and improves the hu"It)r and Tiber of the
Is, you are not like pls•,rm.
was Artt I *eye Huge Ir.e are still repented a in-
t word ydtt n by a man." M
'r58, it world 16 ping 111 'Ito north; en Wwn.hipe of Luther,
"If e0l were Arthur ever speak b A51•rsnth, ?.•loathe , and Nnitawuag.,'
be on the dear island note In sem places the soil in real hot to a
•W"11'upon*" hie Ince' ( should depth of tee sir three feet.
ret, aod-
then hu sp hick wDen ltd si 1 ask. The C .m nirinnen to prevent
If he dem not gar
hopeless love,' don t sea Rne tl, reread of all Jissaes among gale
my
1 d with all m -e': 1i
shell
Icon; t 'heart Penni; ; except one , my htl
41 d'*. And that door, while I live,
0 e
shall never inter. 0 my !Geri
heart " 8he brawn sobbing desperately .
and her father l deeply, and askelain her heed pdn1001 I,
y,ne•m, wnhi sig
sell bw all the would Dnl ,rtAade se•m•rl
Refnrr they landed, g
to retain ; sada her own accord tos t Ward
god her father W teleerap
art.
"Would mu not like • day to compeer
rl t this trying utr►
marry him an try
,ren to Albany, and have made ear.
him. 1'11 u n awry dour m Lorna_ •l14i eytio:u and r. I .
a -1y e,rriel ones, will soon check
•eid.Pleg'io• The report of their
p„ioinamn' in the Naw Yurk 7'-,b
Exrl:,.r.-4hle dnucem•;nt, and Is
explosive of much care and
the
ab.,
I ° shoos which,
r.sssiu. an
m, In Dalen
rel(, •n prepare °• m
*es
he.1tI
nn•it --T1s
,f sodium,
that of
oder,
n..
T" said w• ► ti eggs pmn4. of pew
.honld bot d mn •el* . I weak. menu of ave hundred poen
I wuetA t neon'.
-----,/_ •etclesr ohert)'.nfol'l. R y
,its. pair yam hail hewn a day in 1 :11,' olive is found todowell in Anatrallt,
19
9-
w
the pab-
Rau lettere ensla Mw a boot .4
141. impel was. whettll.'yl irmage' as
about it woad Ise hard for the general
public to determine.
Leetwanda.
eti'mire ohtnaaterw w D,r all tteeeAVrfmuteen tips un r .
Address to the Rev .P. Bohnelder,
Pariah I'ri•st ; f (loal•rucA, 6 -fore hie depor-
twre for A'urope.
We, m the name of the Catholics of the
Town and Towuship of (interne', beg to
express our sincere regret that you are
about W leave us for a year or two ; and
8. e800ot permit you to depart without
assuring you of our deep gratitude for all
vow, have dune for us during the lest twenty -
premier tax ands:en.-e'er system d }our-
res..y. This, to one tIyy d thinking, is a
strung and u.auwerable plea for govern -
awn tntetegotte n. TL. currency of th.
Dominion u in an abaor.aal'tats, red to
re.Wru it W • healthy matinee, r oat the
work of • voluntary organisation of mer
chants, however nipectable and powerful
The nuieawe may 1i got rid din one city
for a time, bat duly W►ppearwith increas-
ed violence in another. Large ooneign-
menu of the precionk metal will be &hipped
hem plans W place by temporary and fluctu-
ating demands. A dollar will have hall-•
dozen different values in u many different
1°eabtiss, and ounfuaioa upon confusion
only oat be the result, until the silver
question u waled by a government en
ailment, which- we venture to s ie
what the oumm.rdai public should now
demand. There are aleady rumen from
differeot cities, wbioh hew embraoed the
m .vewent for a time, that the a,mpact u
likely W break down, and brides, we un-
load we do n,.t think that the settlement 4
a question of this kind should remain en-
tirely • question of good faith, r between
merchant and merchant. When • .4(
vuL and complicated interestsare .t work,
the motive lower should be something
'd
blew ouald I f weld yowl
eft on mi dteen Im2
en off with ibe berg--
ea.uld I'd gadded sad .tamped
1 couldn't, how could 1 f could you 1
Twee long yearsag a and sire then
He hr spoken 'minis l and true;
1 duly leaned
For how
brue
dfba •4 ° rtlF 1 uatirO00Oyam. EILt
aehin 110 4'
Al
dot th Ibirre y` -°-Rotel
xiTe a me soar thorium efi11>fo N, nue,
result or the ale or transfer of a r07)4540
en .,utas w 50 some real estate. Ile further stated
clod W his breast, that tb, 0,0097 was to be paid hjm at
could i help it 1 could
you 1 tout o'clock p. w., in greeebaoka. Thi
- ineeuti0us •tateme°t was prolsbly..'
Tobs000 beard by the villains at w
aftcrwrds wffcre.l dear
se a enaLL POT. body was discovered the
-
.
r • Tubeeou grows eomethjug Rke cabbages, there eau fuuod a revcro
but I tyver saw n"64 "1 11 boiled, & houjph ,.ba@d the pocket, or his ll
}fes rears. In you, dear Father. we have .trotiger than • voluntary written agree -
ever found a good, kind, and zealous I'm- meet, subject to • short notice of math -
tor. and your memory shell never be Alec- draw.L
ed from our minds. As a taken of our Let us briefi reiterate the mince of ,lar
boiled bogus and anger
that was given them on *Motion da fur hien 177Ole11tly wresebwl • l
nothing war atb■ge leavers. To guard, and his cwt, pea
stores are mostly kept b7 wooden lasses, mosey were miming. Mr.
who 'tend at • doors and try W fool 'Mended leaving theeity for L
little toys brr offering them g hut" of Mme days before that on which he was
aigan, whjo s u gelid m0
10 &le 4.J1117: p.et use aline, but had been delayed it,
heads, and u ,cede ul wood oleo. Hays
do not like tobaeoo ; neither do 1.' 1 triol getting the title to the mortgaged prop -
feel
• cigar amus, and 1n- made tee erty. The prevailing opinion it that 1410
feel 11k. Epson Solt.. T„b.000 was in- uufurtnnata 4.014.5110 881 ■080)7.14 ■o4
vented by • mal named Walter Raleigh. robbed, and then throws into the river
What the people first saw him smoking, for th. purpw. of ooneeaimg the erime ,
they thought he war a steamboat, th97 but it is te be hoped that the polies will
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were frightened. My eater Nancy is a soon uornro h9a dreadful mystery.
lure and gratitude, we liege( you W aueeot •rgumeut a@ W the proper method of did. I do nut know whether eke likes FetiAmong cls giR. to • °why-marricl
the accempw7ing puree of 4190.00. Wei government intervention: tobs000 sir out. 'thin u •young Due rat Hamilon, who other •venmg, wa.
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shallower pry for you and nes ask of 7t,°,
I. Then must b, a metallic arr'a'y tolln•md Iwroy who era1•s W ecu her. 1 a broom s<nt to the lady aec,m niea
t when kneeling at the shrine of St. supply the phI4, ate. Auwrioan silver, to gOe•s she likes Iwroy.-He war stardiug Ir
you will nationalise your Children in whet be driven out. To send some six or on the steps one night, and he tied a cigar with the following sentiment :
• Grist. Humbly soliciting your blessing .eight niilliuna of silver out of the oonntry, it, hu wuuth, amd hs said he didn't knew
tad "'tailing Yin • sofa voyage and a happy and to .ubetitute nothing for it, would be u el* wunld lits it, &ad she •out, "Cerny, A Virginia fernier, not over
return to (luderieh, w. ,main your fumy to hand over the country, practically, W the perfumes u ■greeeble.• But the next probably importuned the late ...
Children i. Christ. . prpe,. cnrnrmv- -Ibolf inadequate fur morning, when my big brotberTom lighted Lincoln to use his iufiuence to h■
8448.4 on behalf
I
1 have .ste
n ab • were turned inside oat,(,
. w. it and 1 have heard 1719° a@7 that cigar
m can ion
f f the had Nage sed Get out of tbe house
n e dell life.
7 t l f da "e
the 'seeds f commerce and mode a or m
7 shim tonsidercd 1m y' •e
( P. A. M,• eoA,.L, 2. Thenu4owuchsilverin thecountry, you horrid ere•tune, the smell of Wbacvu
t Wu. Snowy'', and 4m little gold. Henne the ueoe•sity smoke makes me sick. Snuff u lnjun done to his farm by wittier*. "Why, m
' Cosnarraa, i Wn. M. Savaoe of coining gold pieces, say FA and fi5, and meal made out u/ Libman I took .little dear sir,, replied Mr Lincoln Rla°dl
B. H Dora, of coating a demand for the gold by snuff era, and then l ensued couldn't think of such • thing. If
N' G. Tomv. making silver only • legal tender in
sideral individual cares 1 ah
- amounts of 410 and under.
Tee Lane HALFC wiruir,-The London work enough for twenty rr
nxrtT. 3. Let government bus U19 eurplaa Spectator says :-It u in the three mouton- "But," rid tho prusevering
MY Dasa FRIEND.. -I think Toe for silver coin, end reduce it to bullion pay- tem matters of light, locomotion, and nom- "ee°d0't you give me just a li
your kindness. 1 have tried to do my 7 for it in gold or prorineal notes, pay- m0nicateen that the program effected in colonel -about i , just one line T
Mown boat, beteg in a bot and raeh-
ing to the people at pima wl,. ho, stops. I odea you, God bless year my dear people. 4. Let the prebronuee ret the country, to all previous generations put together
...A fossil elephant has been dug up at (The feelings of the venerable pastor for the half and darter dollar be studid since tkeeruwt dawn ;inauthentic h7Wry. At this the crowd e, out
• ward
duty by 7uu. May (oil 411'17 7017 a able on demand, and charging the lose, if the generation contrasts moat surprisingly ha, ha 1" responded old like, "you
we and keep you kilns holy grace. God say, to nrenuu. with the aggregate of the pr.grru effected
mu of oil Jack Chase, eat in
COO
Id find
Inca t,.
utterer,
4110
"Ha
mind
bole."
Easton, Md. Many portions are nearly
perfect, including a tea eight feet in length.
...Mon than forty bean were penned in
Caledonia Swamp by the recent fin in
the bush, and destroyed Deer are very
numerous in vicinity of Prescott, and an
destructive to grain fields The silver
movement u played out in North Waterloo
aged Borten. .Two lads wete drowned at
Windier on the 25th while driving their
horse into the river W drink ..The
"Dentches Fest" at Hamilton on the 24th
war a great teems. Something leu than
a hundred kegs of lager disappeared ..The
above items embrace the news essence of
60 exchange papers.
The Silver Movement Bursted.
On Wednesday evening the 2ethmet , tine
GderichSilver Movement quietly ex Merit.
" Not a dntat was heard, nor a single
balk note, (seenl m its body war quietly
paid 417 rest and left in ib glory," war the
remark of the Wen wag ex he wrung about
• pint of imaginary tears out art hie lend-
►erehid. Tt,e •far hints that jealousy
was the cense of the break down, but we
rather think our merchant. came W the
c,nclueinn after a short trial that ,t did
Muria .Aaah.leettiae
4. ▪ inadeq°ate
'tea Anaxvo- Monente for September
me. to hand. Contents : No News,
Nig i • own Exile",St. Michenna
i[g Poisons, In
here Deed any fartther). ' and he could not pro- These temerity, inrfact, 14 you take untry dr Beeaha esr'.and
feast were bprobablych nnjnett u like a brother -used to beeted intim. You ere, se -f 14008 bila
mets -and should be struck in sufficient,brilliant, and framed out of near) the...0e the Illinois and y
be t dmberoten
II } A hint for Mayor Johnston. The quantities. same materials u thou which &henupon sober and the b.. '0 oe,,, er.
non rtune. need... en treated tae leat,*7 5. t)r, should the government hasitatel the splendid frit. of Verrill.. when Mara It eau
.awn „f spine • trick treaty -fits year, ago
the .air Weaned aned escort.. s,d 17,,...4..
te take the logs over the rapids ; but he
eau skilful with the raft, ,red always kept
her in the °banocl. Finally a steamboat
was put oh, and Jack -he's dead now,
poor fellow -war mode Captain of her.
Ile always teed to take the wheel going
through ton ;lips. One day when the
boat war plc g and ,allowing along
the boiling cermet, sod Jack's utmost
vigilance was lining exercised to keepp ben
011 tbe narrow channel, a boy pulled his
• rat-tail mid hafted him with, "Say,
touter cape& I I wish you'd jut stop
your boat a urinate-1'Te lost my apple
overboard r'
eeneR'c are requests► to announce that
• ..etwa wen t..r f., onbla to . Se.ding role:, M
▪ ,up,v will he hate in the ail*„n 110.1,,1, seta nL7
to coin more ,toner until the question of Antoinette presided over them, or tier of
currency, as between the provinces, bel the Tuillenee dung the Imperial
adjusted, IM them make American silver • 6eenceo( thelt,PtretNepoler.. Pine woe
.ea,u. et 9 uem,:t. whin,.9077...11 h.'hese",la. legal tender up to 620. andurchase any o, and perhaps wax, lighted the banquet
• G} It will be unlawful W catch speck- quantity .4 rt that may he offered, at pr, ,halls s of the wdelthiest nobles Mike in the
led trod atter the 1st of Se,t.oher paring fur It t,9 provincial nates. This 18th century before Christ and in the 18th
'} There will be a large crop of beech will call out the gold Amman coinage, century attar Christ. There eau hake
.701. ,&n locality toot out for .,n lost and as the silver becomes scarce, gold will (difference, except in finish of workmanship
* } Plums are coming into our our- inevitably take its place, or at least the and elegance of design- little, if any, .d•
kn er7 nein. TMg•aJtt,. pNer.;l„ ,sheat ant me hank note payable in gold on demand. In l vane, we mean, in the illuminating paver,
e:). The Maitland river is nearly dry support of this plan, it may be urged that or in the source whence that power ear
la orae pee-. intrinsically there is ouly a 'fraction- d' drawn -between the l.mieused inthe d._n
- The discussion in the B. A. G. lodge difference between th• value of the .Aroori- I of the Pyramids, the days of the Coliseum
a.. hem toll. area awut ...t w.ts.w7 ••' x•.177 can and the Canadian silver eon of the and the ,Lys of Keruingtos Palace. Fifty
r.*,e,r.wawett.mf. same denomirution, and that the alters- years ago, that u, we burnt the same
i
5' Lab potatoes still -look green rid nun o ould be made a any moment by a! articles, and got the same amount of light
. i 11aq ►"swan.
minute ret council, Mod could be revoked 1 inrm them, as the] dug 5,000 yelp ago.
I} Complainta are made thtt the Beales i/ i ahead ,(ter due notion t pl turn out net Now, we use arg, of which each burner m
.t tae Rul..7ILtha vee.et.,rowd.r, well. (.'gnat G. 15 or 20 .sndtes ; and when we
F} The i..7.. of Maitlandnlle hu i,i one of these wars, 11 u plsinly the Wish for mon can lure reamrce to the
.o7 at&iw17'a14..`'** l h,. are pion- 1717' • duty of the govrrnment t.• slap leeward i electro light or analogous invention.,
t)' We uand that Andrew Wal- .red 4, define the pn.p T position of i which nue dl fold mon brilliant and far-
,
R q . wise ,d the a1dg. 1•••'4.07- 1n- r I
phi.,,r t., wit .i,s o ..4.e .•, Ne r t►. Aoxrirae sit rer ,n the wuatry. reaching than even the best par. lI
i,:wl.e.s.t ;meat. n.i•t..,.. ,. (-mud. I street. of cities, which from the days of
I The side -walk on the North side of I'h•raali W these ..f Voltaire were dim ane+
4111 ,tg 1.e..n.. Of 11.17 wao*41n't 11.1 1.11, ,1 loom 'renwhen not irew were
me
111 u W. wise lad. M Kr smartly ear u ,•t ...' 9 u+ ,.. o TESItIQRANOa g y' .rpt .n L,Odou;
i (,} Emergency meeting of Maitland 1t.00I0. 0, blare 'roes t.7w oertlluttc of
Lode. A. V a A. a Nest Tne.L7 ..9 n a neo ' www
ns•esJI. Latter , .
Q} The old market will tumble down 'A s.'.. se • rob MUM, eosimunly is day. of Solomon, welght aa it wee
s.e it &.Drum
one ei the,.. min 'Tn..", h.-tree/ono !eP •melt enper.b. Thu+ rtes„ hal sey-
What about s'~'•t Mal amu who hal bea,ne drmkaJa as ewondl and Faraday have made it. The
f the facilities afforded M their dtiaatics BMOC thing nay be eaud u/ locomotion,
r-_-,. ae beginning W tLrat t ►t Lome. The whole was arrayed Nimrod and Noah travelled just i0 the
' Rer A. d t
the of stun y -
Raleigh, Bill and Joe, Tho im}',nsiibilfh'
of Chance, The Face in the Gla.., The (e-
land of Magdalena, The Man and Rrethor,
American Diplomacy, The genies of Haw -
me Bruce traction engine will run agsind the
e movement and threatenedto mane way, Thomas Arhe4 n Smyth and Nr. este, as
of
art.«, Walkerton Kincardine break u any meeting called to mote
Stratford boat Clinton at cricket on the object. "lung ng thin the Rev. T. P. Nerfelk. The chariots of the Olympic farm wagons, n ,f naps, and other' mon
How litwr.trrr ea. I)ar.u,►e • ('ITT.
A growl thew -tion of what manufactures
nil lie a place when encouraged (res•.
Iranrt ) - .'larded by th
.own of Canton• 0411", where
n.y t,") mowers are made. N.eK
inventor wont the we l
in
in
the d t_ „ ,. 'm1 ding 111 wealth
atu,n. He asked for ten Oven -
and dollars dollars from the citizens to help him
start Obese factory. They ranted and gave
it to him. The following are the results
of the investment:- -Two large :cultural
implement mannf tt,nes of ploughs ex
elusively, one of stoves and hallow were,
0117 of reaper and mower knives, and sad.
Mein h rare, n of hone rake., one of
WIZ rsuHunt went to a neig4b,ri,og district for games went just ae fast u the chariots that or ler exbnt,71 These are net mull
ono Mo',rhone hu lacrosse test., &c., volunteers for that ocular reamer. ooa•eyd aur nehlee to the Derby, "in !concerns. The machine interest done
•w ..t•He then gave out wordfor a meeting, end our hn! youth,whenGl.rg•11l, wi.ki.g." I supports two thoumn,(s five hundred ,nen.
you A•nhaon ranted 1t, sad •:mes-Il'k.tuwnluslrcbledullnpulatio.n,gnadn.
w inger to Lot he despatched a man on pled in wealth, bewldeveloppusg a hem.
h,ntebank, whn pllnp.l 12 m,le. &n hear . market for farm prdu hich s *hmnlwt
When cur Llhen rioted to send •mos- lug production ,011,) enriching (.rmer. in
sage to their nephews they could de no . the country tributary to it
better end go no gnicker. Whet, we were.
noun d we wisb.ol to travel from Lond'm A fellow, addicted to telling 9ietr
lT ht ourselves bitty „tori.', asid he m e • ran !cheated with
u• miggr iii.: na I hie bands tied behind, who directly p ickd
oarsmen's' w.nelves y -ye. hu head, end put it om his shoulders
average 40 toile•. I jt tr, right place. -"N1 1 ba !' aid e
+.. beau dens in this Rne byetandv., "how c,uld he oiek no bis
reed b,gan--everything per-1
er he
Advertise in the Sagami if want at the boom found his friends and enernes
tbou.sa.ls of 101,4so t., loot y ow 1 about viral m
al in numbers.
use of Balt la Agrtemme.sutn the, by • few sharp eneolot. and witty 17711148
Dire -noes a@ W the; ','"'w1 leaced all noise except ehe .tardy
En -tract trove , - Mr. I tint mounted the platfor. and,
,u•ntrty of Balt, and '''l.abi.f 48 ,o1d,Qytchman, trying ort,
-the giro
our article wrong end foremost for the thrrne, Reviews and Literary lifetime. the timer be applied to different gran, gra
mole purpose oil trying W make 1* 'appear Hoot and anther trope : To every shot, wh111 armed to demn(-
that we regarded it a@ " savndelous" for its "MW tum In Parvo,' --._.cures oy salt• rat kcax. '"h him,mthe old fellow prom the one
editor to "brio, a direct charge of this , o plpntaoi. Lou.t.. t s. shield, "Mightar Hann-, atonef
Belcher' meet u cheaper by 2 or 3 cents W sod 600- 4110 mare gg°.'
ked against au old servant, ' de., mean- than formerly in London...The Press itee 600 At Ire Mr. Hunt stopped and oh
ing Mr- Gibbins. tt'lut we did est wee Excuninn del much towards attracting Barley
the: the charge against Mr. BIT war a attention to the North Weea...A Fenian f
enan hb
ncandal"ns one --and of him we spoke, in, peai
we flatter ourselves, intelligible English, congress is being held in N. Y...(Irrat Ifopr
m preening honesty of purpose and sf"xt .t the Ywnkeepm.e4ght--1 man shut
thonmgh independence. If evidence of the
•torr. being "plasma out" nn this subject
were wanting, the teat attempt at prevar-
ication would be .unicieot. We do not
deem It necessary to Hush triennially G.
Mr. Gibbons' aid, notwithstanding the
Star's frantie, childish attacks upon him
in nearly every number mince it eau • Star,
simply beeanee we think him quite able to
take hie own part me all times. But we
submit that • it is only necessary to stab
that the Government ha@ borne the corn.
matte' out in every particular, and that
must manly be more satufa4tory than
world be even the praises ohothe .star fac-
tion. Mr. (lihbon., ere &diar., in the dis-
charge of his duty, laid before the author-
ities all the information that wee necessary.
Wm there nothing done on the side of the
ohrtrnctionub 1 N•r telegrame honied
off. No apocryphal statements made 1
No under -hand dealing ! No shuffling 1
Ah, gentlemen, you may prate as much'
as lam please, but the plain teeth is that
you 87.41.1 W reser/ the committee to &rdson mine u expected to Yield largely.
purchase • lot against their will. I1 M fin Emperor Nap. refuses to meet the Quieten
axiom of pretty general applicability the of Spain ; manes her nght... Howe has
it u we11 to look Merply attar sol one written anther letter telling his Nova
who aererla@tingly raring about the dn- gentian Are eaters to keep quiet .The In -
honesty of hie neighlmn ' We dr7ss the tereolonial is ' . le contracted for and al-
'11nr todo iia own grindiegmoretruthfully ready contractors are nlahing to Ottaw&
endeavor to stick to Hetrick, ite like to many vintner. ..Now then look
drrwier resort agape "jobbery and corruption". There
yih'riht none m Ma 117,174 e f and p reprgtimn are making t plant t he a September mission d the Ameri-
' ereg Pr d the Stnr ant (
I stabbed, 1 fingerbitten off, Sleet portions
of ears...The wickeleat Man in N. Y. hes
I'ackslidden very ba1ly...To frighten the
Nor&13r,t,aos the Pr.Eotype mks if it te
desirable W build the intercdomal at
present f Imagine Howe'ssonsternetion_
...A beggar woman with • stow baby hes
been arrested in Landon The ;mpmttion
of Toronto is 60,000...The free Pram
thinks the linepect fur the mermen down
&mph is very dark Tire American skipper
hu half -&-duan reasons why he meld not
win the yacht race The 1' S. seem to be
on the eve of a greet Indian war .The
prospectus of • Dominion Express Co. is
out Eleven liquor cagy were tried in
Laden nn the 28th. _'rhe wheat crop of
Minnesota this year is estimated at I 5,925..
000 buahel.. Peaches are 68.00 per bushel
in Montreal _The remains of 32 victims of
the recent di.a,ter in eyelet were burled
on the 2Lth. 81 vemel. mon than last
year have nivel .t (lo'b'e Gold min-
ing flourishes in Nowa Scotia. .The Rich -
.half ' sir tujy .n extensive sal. It wall to
worth a•• nes
"nen C •&.. The --rann . Expedition
IUmme groes'• mon '&^lesr,ld he swat!: governmnto
will coat six mignons steeling.
The Nemi-
mune. God help atter and • '! Anew w. to Ina . • !'
p the I krtes 1 tit Caod• /hidlw awed to .r 'ieutament hu town
Gar Arthur to her w Its an lot than crow r tong ee .1, II Weakly •iq,wl is tvonard.eed latter fl*
Illi re W KM t Le Feeler'. le
Long het' 1'm night ri clerk that der, el.msnbs when they will de and leave Uwe '..roln het a *o1.'n,. P,thnntie. wen gnat deal sofa time than • daily
Arthur Weill*. hal pained from a .W.'gr„nnd in rod nnnd'Lion for grar.ndmai. w.m w,lr., _.dtent.twe,nm•nding 1 et
yad We nvwrlc,k nen ibm of
re
and te draw out d the soil all the tro..o_
nfaon
merchants and others who have net •
e( somber. maer7 nmorr W one rel It Man nem ea esu10. 1 twin the pow
eT. e.aitslttm. mttl unrlxwl h•ppinsss. i tltg" "M7 wifetellsMatruththreaLmea y 7 eirrent news.
chi,- ressarkd • eerie' old fallow .t
lie an t,3"* res' "4 his erne aces the
• j
loneer Um rot. time mein • very misehie•o,e' ,u, noun* ,ntest.wr, the Gov
MI tn. fres yi5.: Helm w &Bee t
v ma hr. noting in the morn -I
sed An and Nentned not her dagger,tigs
Mare town seri rely tabbies* • i} A thief i epningy ; when caught in
bid n hes mating b the War"' •►• stile, q) der. I must get rep, brit a set, that he had • mind se I
° hese' I dna' want to.' Afeer breakfast she'll seeped that the teen, a ' 'res, large
We& wee not far estray ; then
W.rQaw menhir tent 1."" earrrg. in •t 'Well, lwppnr i must go to work I o rein tory premien a@ char ma@br,"t he Mnnght • 'tithing helonged to
1.641"‘W
Wearer
pmenesiv ar eight eoolin th - bot dant watt to ; sad ole gose to hod, tMy Berta tty we N shrive the Govern- .i - -
.s .arla y er tk. ,t"'w .4 the hetet. eaying, i ten, r bw Us" balling all day. I mMl f y. curry in this unsl•nw, tits amt
end ha s cal dein' enythiwg 1' " Mlrr in miffing
Meatus
550
600
650
600
600
560 b* the impertnrable German : "Look
Bill Myers, you r that money mak
600 600 600 ... 400 mare gar, do you f,
"Yes, dat ah just what I say, Muhter
Turnips or beets 600 400 ... 300
Clurerd0tasses 760 600 .. 450
Hay 90 lbs. per tem.
Fruit Times ... 4 lbs. trenches on each
side of the tree.
Best T .,v f,r App1ieotion. -Month be-
fore ,,r month after seed time, (hut for
(neem7,) half before the lam ploughing,
the retraining half, month after seed time,
will be better. --Top-dimmming in dry rearm
in May, or beginning of June.
efle A celebrated author woes wrote : -
"A French woman will love br hn"hand
if he is either witty or chivalrous ; a Ger-
man woman if he u constant and faithful;
• Dutch woman if he does nut disturb
her ea/mend and comfort Go much , • Spanish
woman if he wreaki terrible vengeance nn
those who fall under her ill -will an It-
alian woman if he is dreamy and poetical ;
• Danish woman if he thinks her native
country the brightest and happiest on
earth ; • Russian woman if he holds all
westerners to he miserable barhanins ; m
English woman if he u of tin nobility;
an.l an Amr,can woman if he ha@ plenty
of money.
O e hugh O'Neil, a dock thief and
'•loafer" ih general, hae been sent to pris-
on
in Buffalo for swindling an old woman.
He is' brother of the Fenian "General '
O'Neil.
GAOL BREAKER ARRESTED.-The
Guelph Herald states that a man named
James A Stull wee convicted of stealing
• gnantjty of clothes fmm the Victoria
and Great Western Hotels, Guelph, in
March, 1866, but Ire sealed the prime
wall and reaped in the January following
Singe then nothing war heard of him
until s few days ago, when the Chief
Constable of Guelph became were of his 1
arrest in St Catherines, on a charge d I
being implicated in the safe robbery of
Lawrie's dinar end feed store.
Hunt."
"Well, Bill Myer, you own and work
a distillery, do you not 1" inquired Mr.
Hunt.
Dat iah none of )ourbeainews, M,ahter
Hunt. But den I eh not Mitered of it. 1
lets got a still and work it too."
"And you ssy, 'Money makes the mare
go' de jou mean that i here eome here W
get the money of these people r'
"Yea, Muhterlfunt, dat ah just what)
mean."
"Very well ; you work • distillery W
make looney, and I looter° on temperance
to make money ; and ea you my, Money
makes the man go,' 14111 styes, bring out
your mare, and i'll brio[# out mine and
well ahnw them together. '
By this time the whole •membly war in
• titter of delight ; and even Myer's fol-
lowers cold not repress their merriment
at the evident embarrassment of their ora-
cle.
In the meantime we must premise that
Mr. Hunt knew • lam number of the
drunkard' present, and among them the
sone of Myers himself.
Bill Myers, who a that holding himself
rep by that tree r' inquired Mr. Hunt,
pointing to • young man so drunk that he
could not stand dime.
The old mar started es if stung by
an adder, but was nbl,ged to reply. 'Dat
ia► my nem ; bu1 what of dat, blighter
Hunt f'
"A good deal of that, Bill Myers ; for 1
guar that son him been riding your mare
and got thrown ton "
Hen there res • perfect roar from all
parts d the •'•e'mhly,and,•s soon u order
8es resWl.d, Mr. Hunt proceeded, es he
pointed to •n.dhrwn ;
'Rill Meer., who is that st.ggering about
p d hm lege mamma weak es potable -vises
allies frost 1"
"Well, 1 "tipper that iah my mm too,"
replied the old man with a erect -fallen
look
He has been riding your mare ton,and
got • tumble."
At this point the old man pet rep both
The meet fallacious !ideas prevail me -
rooting leisure. People are always mying
tothenewIves "1 wnnld do this, and
would do that, if i had beintr..'' Nnw,
then. a no condition in which Ile chance
of d,.ing any good b Ines than in the eon -
diem of leisure. The man follyempinyed
may be e g raor
hands In a most imploring manner, and ex
claimed, "Now, budder Hunt, if you
won't say any more 1 will he "till."
This . 1 eau renewed with a
roes• of appl•nse and IasgMer, and fro.
that moment Mr Hunt had all the ground
W h,mnnlf.
+ rese pp • .' able W grwUfy his n 1 urn ,
mays, "(t the beat serving the piddle intorno refill wgy ; but Mir By s recut terrible eelli.ry et
'_ ea_,yr y r.•: ►.+•' v .. der ung t dirty nw'e /M man who ham all him time to diaper of 44//1100 in B.Igi im, 'pearl of IIA
'• md et, and /hmnfnr..a lghe p)1815 hr hal . pone 1hanee n( do- I persona have heed WWI find a Irgm
'111►►► enmber io jeted
St the capacities of matter and the
i"h4on* of the human frame will ever
allow 1-, be done- -hem been done since we
were Luys. The acme at sea. Probably
when the wind war favourable, Clysvm,
who war • bold and skilful navigator,
sailed m fret ae a Dutch merchantman of
the year 1800. nearly u fat d times m an
American yatch or clipper of our fathers'
day. Now, we steam 12 and IS mile. an
hoar with wonderful regnlanty, whether
wind and tide he favourable or not --nor is
it hkely we 'believer be obis to goamur ( 700 miles, and but, thnugh and least t is
faster. Bet the the '•Caosdian Pain Deeto er," which
oommnnication is the meet remarkable of intim - 7
a11. It this respect M. Pitt was no
better off than Pantiles or Agamemnon. If
Rath had wished to write to Naomi, or
David to send • word of love to Jonathan
when he warn • hundred miles way, th
story teller, "Couldn't he pick it up with
his teeth."
The present imiebtedneas of Canada
between 50 and 80 millions &Ilan, a nice
round little emu certainly, hut ohe dem
mit owe this without havierg goinething
show for it ; there ia the Welland C.anal,
the Orand Trunk Railway extending over
pleuruiy, pure in the hack
and side, spear, bruises, sudden cold,
frost -bine, Re., ham no squat, Sold hy all
Medicine Dealers at 25cts per box.
s). llte New York postoffice clerk who
could not pnesiblv have done it tinder 12 , stole the Aquidneck Bank Bondi. had
hours. Nor mild we to our fnende 30 I half of them stolen by his brother, who
years ago. In 1867 the humblest ntizen lin his turn us robbed by another brother,
of Greet Ftritain oan send such • menage,
not 100 milea, bUt 1,000 in 111 minutes. a preperntion for r.„,,,,ing inn from pap„,
A thousand persona ;gathered under a
circus tent ie Flemingburg, Ky., on the
30th ult., and the entire were abut to
enter the ring; when a rain storm ems.
At first there was bat little excitement
among the apretators, bet when the stakes
of the outer canvas gave way, anl the
immense oentre pole of the largo one um-
meneed to sway and groan, the dile. td
fop and give away-wben tbe lions um -
menu] to growl and roar, the elephant to
owing his huge pmbeecia around, and the
bonen to neigh end stamp -the confusion
was indeeeribehle and the excitement in-
tense, Everybody rushed pell-mell for
the entrenee, gentlemen and ladle., in a
confused mass, riling for help aed frivede.
Of rourse, on the tnp mete some jumped
to lb. bottom, some fell thrugh, nue
were insight and suspended while falline,
and • greet many eat their way through
mated • terrible aseitetneet . The rain
dashed and the thunder erashowl. Men, in
Smut broke out among the people, and
was falling in tormata, the lightning
the ruse. At this tineture the els.
Orrin .
their frigbl, ran twines the ticket wapsem, (meanie, ana.,,nwin,
over ladies, to snd from, Many of the Hire., Tenimeaterinienegt14 vent intai 71.6
applied it, made the necemary endorse-
ments and passed the paper. The ho ode
were quickly recognized and traced to the
principal thief, who was eatoniahed, aa he
supposed the whole sun' to be Mill in hia
OWO possession.
remeneedibe Nirbra by John Hakim.,
e.
wen. o
Mars 113
1 14
Sat, ig
112
011
-401
4011
let
.141
61.1
NI I 54
in 1
o to
I to
a▪ n 1
111116001 11111.001011ne Kneen arena in' west
wee II 410 et In'odnelt. p .m. It
tenement Rs rnmelne peonetore ,tor -ng week was
peering ine the week
was fe23,11
lading aeratissiwl, fainted and fell. Allier r"' 14 8.
the "mem had abated, the peat canvas ect
seriously injured. 100,1011111 dry thins, the greet wee oil Pre
414• 114moir ilre woo it we
be weighted by Agree nr ot-ct year
Letnet lewenseerem eerie/ the wow+ wow 48.1
4