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le Joie Wee ellitie James VI., there
Sit peel el tdislotterb esu.d the
• gusere of the auto of
11(erreek Who followed the trade of
ef4i0-.4 mai of somewhat eccentric habits,
SA width, trasest and wefl-meaning, and
„speted. His shop, or rather
rassmearkabie, is consequence of a
misted wkyh hear ever it, displaying a
!mow throw* ever a ciumeleoa ; • de.
ries .f Lalard'a, which he thought exceed -
$S 4y well eontrlud for telling the public
the eaten .f his calling, though not, w-
hammies,.d living—for Richard, unlike
*6* _ of We trade, eoold neither produce
We Ni.Ms see amide his life by mean. of
'lith tlbllfeed of the ±Mm.soa, any as
Sheehy seam e*aabiee a*d water, the Wm -
Meats of the raiehow. His wife, whose
aside, sae. was Jue Gibson, was a deeeat
t. *6ellty westas. They bad been married
NMI pet of tee years witboot havingbad
clay enacts, a eireure.tawee whk, in
�ressm lfered to Ileterfere with
their Bret even this slight ab-
ased* to Athlete coateotmest was destin-
ed to be reaseved tattier than the parties
tbensnlueuegelpsted ; though foatuoe, in
�0 Meas which had been by them
gT r17�.edd for, chat to atLac , as
aha hf a ples.ad a do, a eoidlttoa to
the gift, .f a nature so singular as to sag -
gest MA Yea tltlet etre intended to get gait
eider 'optative iter lecesisieteaceby ez-
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a, a s,ifermity ie
61sA sanest inaM•wa the only other mom -
1141 gt e futile --s person a., to-
le a teepee', u bet &titer
st milllesle, thos(h ..w,ia a servile con-
MMim. Tide • peeewrs emu was Elizabeth,
err,, as aha wen generally called Betty
Wager. She had Mee tarried to a gear
tiring preen of the same of Gideon Walk-
er, le, whew she bore a see, . ►bocci six
.1WJl6. tMter the death of Gehitii- with era
leant cru. Tire sea, to woes .66 gage
ebsesaM of Robert, a trey et area hes
Lasw.1 , ase brag with an uses in
YH k.He, q.wbe had kindly undertaken to
bring bat sp, and thug e••ble Betty Walk-
er ee Oars as tnduetriou livelihood by tak-
g pspstibte Dlsa. Betty was what
wue'vermen is Bunted 'ss gear* Woman,"
ttiepMi, srlMgiti. we114iv sg pewees ; and
_etiWeseheseeteled ►et Uwe of reltgles
tea Jule ad mstesioue re -
an error total., in
mss referetatiou, and without
1 reformat tie* could seldom
M ,ig ros.t.�b4 ed.', Ir f11b the
apkIt.1 the TTjMas1�e� �yin Pere' 4. Christ
eel Wired to the Pops -,fed with each other
e pleat .01 utesaity, reeriving mock
each other, tad MU fed to a
by the harangues of the
who were se numerous
Dere* lees Works it was dlflicut
tenallieteledell ailtesere for good than for
.Itis.
ripe* mei Widget ;Menet bbd :bus
•' to WWI of Richard• Mortes for "sew
fan; eel. having the interest of ber nor
Mlenity.e et bit as much u ha
ot ed t6al,ri0 fap.aing of a
a eitIIIN .tiIM by an rent
*Mak efaaded•M1 /w the gwdpieg,• aI 4
A�0e�g�,e M the barren **betties of the Lech-
ler litatf days. Jean Morton
waad.tlYdB a le pietistic hall In a .bort
tiatlb g eleeet him Weft sae delighted
weeks afterjtbefirth ai 16i.
d Neither with the view of
elle ser tat airing, took ber out
tiM. (inourtte rbsort Ibt the
w 19Bsibureleedet7tag the child
asl eelbi e,M 0>•('proteetise of Elisabeth
Walken ilisweiW was lying in. fie crib
W eep, while :iilimaw se
►etn maw bee
B - some f0ettsittas, elm
MAW set tad syr • fuo.rit• preacher
forth' free a *Wow, on the other
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GOUERICH, HURON DISTRICT, (C. W.yFUMA14 WAY 19, 1'348. ••ftS,
TW1D1.VLr AND NIX PENCE
AT TWO Tirt0 Ur Mt YRAI.'
the fees .1 the servant, Riebarl stood hke a
states fixed to the ear. •• What 1s this,
is ihr oath o' God r be cried, and ruoml.g
apt* the craddle, soon discovered the cause
of his wife's frenzy. A female child pile
tented itself to the astonished parent ; but
a hope at the same moment flashed across
him. "Hoot awe, Pllzaboth, woman ; this
the deegeroas triek, an' no very like the
totem e a sober disciple.' Wee. Hender-
sea. Gams awe', wane, and hide( back
Ow meth, ad tell Jean to come into the
!weekend let's 6•e.nae man o't."
Poor Elisabeth .told in the middle of the
floor, with her eyes and mouth at the fullest
stretch of their capacity, her hands upheld
le the attitude ofpr.yer--a perfect personi-
fication of deep•ir. She was incapable of
uttering it "evils syllable, seemed not to un-
derstand what Richard said, and rolled her
eyes about, like a person out of her reason.
lti?hard's alarm retarried. IIs shook Eliza-
beth vfnjeatly, to make her speak ; but all
be could get oat aE bee wee, "Eh ! eh ! the
Mire ! what said ye shoot Um bairn 1"
Richard now ran out after his wife, whom
he found in the middle of the street, with a
crowd Lathered round her, who could not
understand a single word she said. Some
supposed that the joy produced by the child,
bid pat her ata bet stases, and recom-
mended to Richard to take her home and
soothe her. litiebard had now presence of
mind enough to give an intelligible aeeeant
of the cause of his wife's emotion ; and the
strange circumstance of an exchange of
children, effected In broad day; excited the
curiosity of the crowd to such an extent,
that hundreds dispersed in all directions to
spread the mUltlgeace, and endeavour to
discover the perpetrators of the crime.—
Richard sad hie wife returned, with may
of the neighbour', to the house, where they
foetid Betty a little more collected, but still
much excited. They prettied her to tell ail
that had taken place during the absence of
Itichard and his wife ;