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COOERI LODGE NO. 33
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cordiality levant. .
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Vier retory.
iiii-oaiiiiion No. /20
A peal of Teireprove i• held every hits evening sa
7} whilidek iti Likely Hall on West Bt. Or.itrturre west
of Penheillue. Visit's,: brethren conti47 invited,
Greleneli 4th duly 1011 -11041
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Twat at once began fe yew
respective bills el costa.
y ready, Mr Blithers beta*
The lawyers were M Ihme
arid thee disgusted whim
ks;own that the oankrupt hid
60 assets.
stem of property that Mr Blith-
Bubb. The trensaction looked
that every effort was made
slay in it, but in vain.
Act of 1869 Lad nc,t.
„Passed_ ; and Mr Blithers °b-
on dieelsarge without paying a
14 bit debt. Shortly afterwards',
olgde in business with Mr
lot gartner, and reommineased
of cseemnia in a neigh -
Ulm, 'here the inhabiteets were
to bad smells, sad welcomed
les of Bubb & Blithels
other hand, Mr. Gotobed,
lead ginned the viestory, was
to file end of hie days, in
ha of the enormous coats which
"ollifild to pay through Mr
klinkregew
-till initial Mee of anise repose,
nail Wit it was again roused
emit, which an the land-
miXilt slap into his ear, and
Head remarked came
a second 'time convulsed the
valage. needs no detailed
to unveil its horrors. .
subjects/id a single predicate
limPlo but melancholy pro-
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GODERICH, ONTARIO,
EDNESD
2
1872.
WHOLE NO, 1314.
Octet 701101,1111P.
There is an hour when fr- iend meet; friend
Aud heart responds to heart,
When hand to hand is warmly pressed
And eyes perform their part;
There is 00 hour vilien Love and Truth
The trie's faith is plighted
There is an hone wirer. wid),w's souk
With joy are teeming O'er,
Whim gnitttude lights up their twee I
And life seem! bright once mere ;
There is au hour when orphans rind
Their hearts witli Mists elate
when a home is freely given
To cheer their lonely state.
These hours are well by Choi° ti hoed
hearts
Are in that Order beund,
Of that brieht
That scatters sweets around ;
And may that Power enthruned above
E'er bless that sacred Band,
Whose gifts of love and friendly deeds
Fatend throughout the land.
OF GOTOBED,va. BLITHERS.
• WI CHAPTERS.
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MONEY. TO LEND
▪ HURON _ 8c ERIE
SAVINGS et. LOAN SOCIETY.
!IOLA* YELLS' COST Angell AIMED
The ..Miely pays de Nolfrityr chargea Atm stun of
money, from 13lAtiipwarus, is lent fl r any number of
seam trotter/este tiRxeu. Woes maybe obtainer, at
tey time with little or del..), bey I the tone ey-
espot in invelitigatinir the 1111. sod preparing the
Mortgam, the emit of w 141 purl hy the society.
Dot omonot of the loan is advanced - deduc-
tion being made for coirmii.dm, or other charges.
which often add inatermlly to thy erwt of a loan
hots other Societion or from individual. The • bor-
rower ran repay his loan by yearly, half -yearly. or
monthly pay orents. I...Ili...Heal instalments
aril they are so divileithat by their payisent the
debt is entirely eX1.111g1/14114.41%111141 the t,,;topi ills-
elwintd at the eurl of the time stlyitileted
13 venni; he 1..es •4770each veer, awl at the end ol
the time hie Nortgag•• is paid off. The spicily in -
remising hominess ot this Society is the best ,nrliva-
ion of the fevor with whir•li it in regard...I by the
ming community. and its popular' y will become
meter as the mein:sot wy stem of lending 'newrorie
letter known a114 ididerylood Liv the small paV-
meats of prineitel included i h 111C yearly instalment,
the borrower orrolitigly. and etthout trooirte, pays
olf his loan -thus avoiding th« risk of 'sing his
property. which ton often hapitene when th prowl*
folly die in a terse num at the end of tti« term. -
He can. at any tinie, tray off his loan in advanee on
favorable terins(whieh root be settled at any month-
ly mooting try the Direetors, on the eppliration Iof
the troirower,) ma interest at six per cent. per
annum will be allowed ou all payments ill vaure.
partienlars and -loan table iusy he obtained at
the Society's °Mee. miry letter poet paid, addressed
to the Secretary, or trona aby of the boelety's val.
• ICHA .ETCHER. Valuator: at fititlerteh
Oct. 10th. .171 41if ilorti:rich.
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MONEY TO LEN
for or 10 years. Interest repayable Weer
yeally or battle:1E1y. Apply to
HENRY MASHERS,
St. :Helena.
/\
Si' HICK,
Marks( Spawn,
Goderlch
Armed with a knowledge of those
facts 1 f which the reader is already cog-
uizant, and entiiely unaffected by the
thought of the mighty consequences. to
the Guested family, the village of ltis-
ing-cum-Lark, and the loace of Miss
Auastasia Temkins. if they should fail,
Messes Moon and Sin now conimeneed
operations. In the first place, they
wrote &polite, letter to lir. Blithers,
requiring him 0) COSS° working his manu-
factory ot cacounia. Receiving nu
answer whatever from Mr. Blithers,
they then wrote six letters in successien
stating t!mir sneer's° at not hearing from
him. At length they were Favored with
a ohort missive, wherein Mr. Blithers
expressed himself with mach suavity,
but manifest insincerity. Mr.Blithers'
letter was as follows:
August 18-.
Gentlemen- I was much c. neerned
in the receiving of yonr esteemed letters
reepecting that smell which I can't un-
derstaild it at all for how can there be a
bad smell when there is nothing to raise
it and a gent I honour and regard like
Mr. Gotobed that to fiffend him has hurt
my feelings so lunch p.m can't think
ince receiving of your esteemed letters
I have no relish for my food which is e
pity my solicitors are Messrs Tengle and
Twist of Manchester and I helm e. hear
n othing more of this business which
amdd be a bad job for all parties and
kneleing that your business lies a good
deal with countiy gents perhaps a five
per i cent. commission on sales of the
csciisinia effected through you might be,
en ebject which with advice to Mr.
iphrivin Moou to try light drinks this
NATHANIEL BLIrlliths,
Baffled in their attempt on Mr. Mah-
on, Messrs. Moon and Sou next entered
istei eerrespoudence with Messrs Tangle
sad Twist. Now Messrs Tangle and
Twist had not the slightest objectien to
correspond to any extent -with a view
el smelling Mr. Blithers' bill of costa -
sal accordingly wrote so many letters as
maim tie A moderately sized waste-
paper basket. These letters were beauti-
fully winidvd, and written in a tine clerk
ly hand, auk" the only fault that could
be found with them was that they cell. -
kilned no other informati4,11 ur meaning
%Alt that hlessra Tangle and Twist.
declined to ct ...... lit themselves er their
client to anything eltatseever.
At length, when .Messrs Tangle and
Twist had written eighty-six letters, all
of which were models of evasiveness, a
kat of a faint Woe seemed te dawn
emu Mears Moon end Sou that they
meld get WI satisfaction out uf noire
hitter writing. And though they warm-
ly sympithised with their opponents'
epistolary propentities, 1141 they were
peshasionally bound to do, nevertheless,
mehedience to Mr. Gotoheds moon-
stones, they made a peat merit of
dreeeiog the correspoudence; and Mr.
mem, the eminent equity draftsman,
cempireeivetleinitnisetreubeeteifeenierytuagadieerattextitlhiazilliiitili
se sprilhy, all •despondency, all cower -
di ' and thankfully resigned itself to
time The military gentleman
one arm paraded the street iu a
fee* 0 ferocity, Mr. Barry O'Looney
eassentinually observed to tap hiuisilf
on Ilp chest with his shillelagh, as much
!mislay: There's a slumbering fire bele
_beware. And the sample boy stood
on kis head oftuer than was tinite consis-
tent with his well known character for
society snd demeanor.
Thule) had, known Rising -cum -Lark
in ehedays of its calm, would seanai have
reesg•ixed the place in the fury of the
wee Indeed, to the theughtful and
p„etial mind, the village resembled 11.'-
04 so much as that savage potentate
wholived a life of absixaction and reve-
rie 1 his native wiltle,till keit: ehoi if; gr at cr oepnbchettiy,eixtel•iled,et4,..f
(gfreetir,)41111:P°uthrowerietTtvh;:cehuPoredfrsietliTek
ainein two halves; and thereafter lost
the asjeaty of tranquility, and became a
tumid into w• hich this once qiiiet spot
ow, nged, to mention thet the iesid-
there had by this tinie succeeded
!`il'us •ng a considerable party on his
nipeaonp▪ 4rttrthireoseocfhcacildr°eanulia;ere employed
rks, had never been so prosper -
e shopkeepers openly throw cff
-mine and avowed themselves
of Blither!' and largo profits.
or himself whose practice had
increased by tlio vile odour
rgia, was suspected of tam-
th the enemy; but when such
were made, he cleared his
manly decision, and no fur -
found belief. Only the land -
tee Pigs Bead was strongly
d trifled with his conscience
WI
been
of the
peeing
insult
throat
ther
lord's
neta
Bonilla the faction Of Blithers and
the stealth friends of the old family, a
terribletar of weeds arose. The 'one
party soirted that 'the air of hearen
wiii-fre..;` the other party teen tad wheu
good &alga) free for them.
yetherites mild that Englishmen
wo dn't be trod down by no great
SOMHFING TEW FOR ni OD- with re'eth feeling that Englishmen ,
w„uidneep poisoned by no bad smells
kinds of Seeing matinees epair
a first-class mach;neis from
Orden rimy be left a Mo-
or.. All kinds 0 guns
at J. utosh
adored 1,y
4„ inquiointo the course likely tif be
Frenchmen or Gornians ize
j„,,th. „ipidering it beside the question
isinuiru. ateimietances. Nor was the
wrathir. ec:,:afinesiant 0 Wwintrhdli;.efossir cemon fro:
nulsecky night M'r. Barr)*
'"a1141pevw":er_
the other
with a black
triumph, and
diffused over h
Besides these
both parties mu
in meetings h
raom and on th
At the fern'
chair, and exhi
to ono anothe
..young men in.
moment put the
of young.worne
evening was 1)1
sellai"ow, Mr.
celebrated for el
At ,election t
annpelled hien
with few %vents.
tiering kind. I
came out as an o
His brief hist•
cerisluct of his al
that the schoolin
Miss Anastasia
Anil Ivlien lie
thin end of th aibed the tide of the
wedge, his language,
meta-211er, was se t hat hie audi-
• The tide of the
on us, slid three n edge of the wedge,
said Mr: Gotobe
burst into a fire, is rapidly advancing
beloved village ing every moment to
speech amid frant
children Sall" in c &pelage°, the school
wha hae wi' 'wall bled, which had been
h▪ ad a pretty poet talent. The first
, a heart filled
quart of mild po
erwd their whole fo
at the -village se
•illage green.
r, the meter took
(id all present te
whereupon se teal
e excitement of the
firms mend theetaista
Bet the speech of the
he Af r. Gotobed him -
Jo
Fa
dr
of
cle
the
Jo
le
an
'1
Mi
ed
hait
obed bad never, been lay
when hie position eve
address public meet- was
aye centented himself- tha
(I theme few of a wan- A
tor a the first order. at
sews was so valuable, tee
ter took notes of his not.
A
the former peace ef bad
was so pathetic, thet offe
nd sAmple boy shed ha'
han
eve
k no
sign
end
mon
though more th
two star zas ran
Men of Rising, re ye dead 2:
Men who h
Mid your e dells .
NOW.4 the day,
See the front u
t!,ee approach
Mit hers' 041
.1 now's the hour:-
ttle lower;
tut Blither's pewee-
s smells !
At the tuella' on the green, Mr.
Blithers called nit I his friends -to etand
firiii. Those of is audisuce Ivo were
sober did no; wh a strong miuority
who a ere drunk ' lade up for theirde-
demeali r.
But in those .11 a ppy tunes perhaps
the most deadly ii malty wee mussed
by the feet, that he nearest way from
the village M Blithers' works lay
Blithers hands i tsted • .on taking the
alert cut. The were locked; the
lemma were meat ; boxed& threatening
pr. mecution were filled tip MTV Milers;
the gamekeepers' ild the wolf -hounds
were on duty i y; aiel still the hands
triepsesed. isiens between the
trespassers and le watehers le came
matters or daily irrence.
A terrible gist' who acted stoker
to the werks, and ho was known to his
the head keeper tA. a mere lay -figure
f6r the exhibition if brown paper soaked
in viiiegar ; and e conqueror, in his
turn, was neatly lished fiff by &dapper
little groom in r. Gettybed's service,
and compelled to all back en the sup-
port of mune very ,rilinary :veljectives.
Nor were the w f lietinde wanting in.
wno were purees kept short of food,
lived principally the fragments of"
mildest in charm: made his kennel a
ruiesennt 1.1 coat a.
Mt& all this on at Rising-
otim-Lark. Mr Ms in the quietude of
Lincoln's legal lothospinning
the thread of fa and.utimoved by
mortal paasiona, as preparing ie hill in
Chancery against r Blithers. By this
bill, bier...tubed eyed that Mr Blithen
might be restrain liy injunction of
that honorable ma from proceeding
any further wit him inanufectory
IV taken of flin (Went •of dattiltZell al-
ready sustained, d that Mr. Blithers
might he decreed o tiny such ailment,
together with the mita of the suit.
When the bill, pared by Mr. Maze,
hail been duly ed, it then became
necessary to !terve copy on Mr_Blithers
personally, and o o mere Moon and
Son's clerks was s.il or the 4rity.
at Ilia works, smo a cigar, and super-
intending with m enjoyment the in-
fusion of seine vill ions liquid.
But when Mr. Blithe' s learned the
errand of the cle , be grew. suddenly
pale with rage. If threw away his cigar,
and pressed hie ha firmly over his brows;
and then., W ithote speaking a *era, he
took a short non, like the captain of a
side leading offat foot ball match, and
let 4y a kick so genius and so well
Jotted hiinself up the neck in a vat 1if
lukewarm-- cacosuil , and returned to his
employers -to Mr Samuel Iiiibb's
expression -with very iniddhi' smell
at tendin"im.
The result of t s indiscretion on the
part of Blithers w that a metion was
made to conitnit ini for contempt cf
• Ile had no dote and was oely saved
from very unpl iit consequences by
Making an abject ilog,y, and paying all
.the costs of the m
This preliminar success was univer-
sally considered i Itisieg-cuin-Lark as
heralding a final vi ory. Bliss Anastasia
Teinkins in a del hull uf joy treated
each of her pupils to half • glass of
Marsala ; and the mph) boy .borrtiwed
the school with.' a .ket of peppermint
dr°Ained. "'now it me necessery for
Messrs Moon arid n, and Messrs Tan-
gle and Twist, to c lect evidence in sup-
port of their Tamale ve clients. Accord-
ingly the managin lerks ot both firths
spent much time 1 Rising -cum -Lark,
and the prineipala themselves came -to
see some of the in important tritium'.
es. Now to give 'deuce was exactly -
suited to the tempo f Rising -cum -Lark;
this was what the lage had been burn -
Every tongue re rc.11ess of the Catech-
ism, had for oome entire beer' engaged
in evil speaking, a not a few tongues
were ready, if nee ary. to proceed to
lying and slauder
The point at i was, whether the
s▪ tituted a nuisance and for the solutipe
of this question t party of :Blithers
were possessed of !luring noses that
could smell uothin while the more re-
fined allies ef Mr .tobed were all pro- I
pared, in the sac cause of truth, to be Th
of testimony was ered to the lawyers' me
clerics, that their o I y difficulty waa how Th
Seances suffice to show the desc
dela
'who had arrived years of discretion bustl
longed fee the dime ction of being took hardi
• tyoung thin sinlifteenan'a'are, thin
muse
in market,and driving istray
he was so bIncln:1 y the snioke and poi- cotni
roved hy the horn (elvers, that he drove an RI
ever *heap of st •s, and ruined the with
knees of the sir yoorn: think : and tefli
that his mums informatien for that have
his affidavit wee a ileatJue which mime them
in contact. with hi
offered 4.0 swear t t he • was with 3.1e In
Jones on the °cc on mentiened, and of th
here wan nomok at all, but that Mr
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1)4,111
th
pati
s begged
her than
d seizing
set pens,
rushed oe
rice, locked
'paper an(
wildered man whit -then requir-
e/11,a statideent that atm
by Mr *kneel Bubb
mg to thilatrorks.
Atkins' peteeteet beauty
leg. and-si0 Mr Barry
•rved-elutelies only Ono
statement
uld prove
exeopt
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leave eta
r in eon
would lig
a side
-that he waa
nee of the
any one for
fetid he was
haul, p r and first
to sign sateeteNT what -
his Tema* that he had
rm come *Pt of a man's
[Peter, ladt ver sign thy
her, beinfir his death
draft ;•fitellat she eish-
hich, till amelly altered -
as to the (allowing effect.
at she hadIit many yearli-
ng cum-Liirk, where she
hilient for-* education
s of noblti and gen-
he train the great
soiled A s were nut
it her central- to take her
vie he weeks ituature: and,
•11 Scientyfie Dialogues,
low o ear of Itrheat sprang
w the y Ohm primrose,
Pet Bell, was Ceiter'rely a yellow
• nothing
at 0 of the
ead (w
of locks)
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(sit irely
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th
he
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suggested
he thought -I
tl, and how
ir ancestors
od the re-
haid
to the
fs held to
plea, to dipmsewalize the
atm, ispheN:
ents of modes! !tweeters,
great rittlito acquire,
in ethic 4iipend greatly
le health, laid.that pee-
eapected *lave inner
on the auiiii odd, she
ion that her , trete a
, had doccaffinued the
nal ablution‘oind in re-
•
Item of itiforaAm ith
acts, • and
ere her nosi.4 gulping
caking, it ea*
len desired '
ttor into their
Mrs Billing
could hirdly
her affidavit •
is Reverence
1 a in reference,
ty, widow an
id her way ;
the irrelevan
retorted with
•
common law actions, No Chancery
barrister sheds tears to soften the hearta
of a jury ; he blows not his nose to awa
ken the sympathy of fentale spectators
Thore are none of these impassioned ap
peals to men, husbands, rind tattlers
which are the just pride of the Courts a
Westin i ester.
The most fervent orator in Lincelif
Inn never calls upon a vice-chaneello
to remember that he in a free bent Briton
the incst florid rhetorician never adjure
▪ lord-jusirce to pause and think on his
wife and little ones at biome.
Wanting these graces in its prof -nine ,
the Court of Chaucery is certainly dull
, On the morning when the great suit
of Gotobed ve Blithers wits es be tried,
the court of Vice-chanceller Sir Daniel
Beery presented ifs wonted appearance.
In that court, no traces appeared of
the wild excitement which on the same
day tilled the distaut village of Rising -
The only spectator in court was a
feeble old man, who sat there in the
winter to get warmth, and in the sum-
mer because be had nothing else to
do.
•
The counsel ongaged in the cause were
spreading out their papers, wiping their
spectacles, settling their wigs &aid ar-
oraenegksin.g their binds so that the strings
should not be shewu behind their
Half a dozen sleet hand writers were
sharpenicg their pencils, and getting
their ntitebooks ready. In the red baize
well treating the Liu sat Mr Gotobed,
nervously twitching Ins white fingers ;
and near him Mr Blithers waled with •
sickly sweetness on all around.
By the side of his chola, Mr Moon,
1 senior, repueing in the serenity of plump-
ness, hinted the whole of law and equity
by the tranquil couvolutions of -his
Maps and plans of the cacosmia works
and the Gotebed estate were sestawed
here and there, and a quart battle of de
(anemia stood on the table for to men.
At length the Vice-chancellor entered
the newt.
The usher, who was posaessed of a
feebly comic mind concealed under a
majestic frown, cried silence in a loud
voice, giggled secretly at his owu tem-
erity, caught himself in the act, and
composed his facie into the likeness of an
India rubber Punch squeezed flat
The Vice chancellor bowed to the
bar, ar.d scratched his nose with a pen.
The cause began.
Tbe senior connect for the plaintiff
was the emieent Mr Dredalus, Q. C.
Of this great %an's speech it will be
sufficient to say that he nefolded, cith
anasterly eloqnence, all the story of Mr
Getobed's wrongs. Ile spoke for the
whole day, and in the interval' of his
hwearstenr.gue consumed an ounce of oough
lozenges and a large jugful of spring
Mr Gotobed listened with rapt atteu-
lien, and gr Blithers fell fast aaleep.
The only incident in the first day's
proceedings worth notice 'wail, that the
judo smelled incautiously at the
mire wnich proved so strong that f the
rest of the sitting, the usher fe to
move a muscle, lest if his face on re-
laxed, he might never be able to frown
The next day Mr Maze began.
As str Maze was the inventor of •
style of eloquence which is youth ad-
mired and imitated by his legal friends,
and also by meny popular preachers, it
may be as well tepee a brief outline of
his speeell.
I appear yeomen, he /laid, with
&learned friend for the plaintiff. After
the exhaustive speech of relearned
friend, I shall not find it necessary, as
it wonld be most presumptuous in me,
to detain yroneur many minutes.
Here the judge, who ktiew Mr Maze
well, abet ractell his mind altogether from
the question before the court, and fixed
it ell the consideratien ef a new carpet
tor his back drawing room,
trodervaubcvle
I think yrunour, I need hardly read
I yronour any of the numerous letters
icle for
e Lord
General
of this
d when
earatstic
1 folks curate business
; and old Mrs Deily Tubb
dition of her ev- rice that
t obtain gratis a gal ()mil-
ler neighbor was tified in
of the Pig's He alone es -
valent epidemic alarm -
the hare idea ef Ting evi-
he village, he k to hie
ny with a Warm pan and
soot, and- relieve hie maid
pruned by the l*Vcrs and
a evidence ran *en enor-
U3 of Mr Gottshall swore
lines. aud eve ,
!educe y
old end
ate, directly or-.
the dictionary
sod as an ieint, Id the ea-
t every neitaphe' and simile
f !nation could Minceive as
cable. to a bad e* ell was a
kale to the caohlimia ; that
wrur indefinitely *ono than
il
mien, thee were 7 is ill as
be, awl intend t.- to get
ther hand, tho party Of Mr
ed that the cacceima had no
; that it had verylittle smell;
tie it had was rather balmy
t mention
ily good.
both sides
temente, they in
e as repay for k
ling 13
to gam
It of the t
of of Col
11eo and a btu
of Chancery
ery sad fog,
1314k House,
k, hu sin
those procii
techuical an
3 law stud.
grow mel
y and red -
when such
of this deli)
ofChaneer
examinatit
ng, The
rk robe to
(ordered a
e 1141U -
red
e snake
Arithmetio
ini) against
4 badger.
which have passed between the parties
to this shit. -1 le reads them all.--Wor
need I comment on thene-He com-
e -muds on them. --It is not my intention
to trouble runner with much of the evi-
dence which has been filed. - He troublee
hini every word. -Nor need f dwell on
the law of the subject.-- He dwells on
t.
I shall not keep up the time of the
fifteen at full length -And now yrouour,
have done -He has nnt does -I shall
not add anotherword -He speaks for an
hour Ind a half.
The thoughtful mind will easily per-
ceive that this style of speak Mg has great
merits; it keeps tho unwary hearer in
breathless expectation of the speaker's
leaving off, and thus compels him to lis-
ten to every word.
But while the cause was sleety mean-
dering through tke court et Lincoln
Inu., where not a soul cared what the
decision niight be, except so far as it
added another precedent tothe Law Re-
ports ; an!il while, tinder the influence of
Mr Maze speech, the learned judge's
face became more and more vacant, and
at last settled into an aspect so sullen
and so void of expresaion that it only
wanted a cherry stick tube screwed into
the back of his head to look like a carved
pipe in a tobacconist's window ; and
while the usher fell into • dream, and
wished that Mr Maze were &steam boil-
er with a defective p'ate, and might blow
up ; end while the barristerls boys re-
lieved tbe weariness of the spirit with
pinches of the flesh- Rising -cum -Lark
was raging with a tumult with as never
before was known in its history.
The tint two days of the trial, Rising -
cum -Lark quivered and palpitated in a
manner that boded no good.
Ne business was done except at the
«Lawmen' works.
The laborers and farmers atood
threatening poops here and there along
the village street, And the rustic quid -
nonce dwell, for the time being, in a
but the children did as they liked ; and
when the sample boy tried to earn a
witrld wide reputation by learning Euc-
lid, even at such a erisia-as Archimedes
studied geometry during the storming
of Syracuse -he found no one to notice
hun, and relapsed into • hatnan be -
not exactly
and make
abode of the
t Dickens
fl thourdi
n somewhat
ike, yet the
get any a- I
ated joke
, the pour
t to the
pedessional
Iiiten to it
as the
d they will
shall tickle
s is not Jar
here is little
of witnesses
feat • f
ing.
But on tha third day there came a
letter from Mr Gotobed, saying thst the
judge's decision might be expected that
eYening. Then the atorm broke out.
The day begiva badly by the who'.
male population adjourning to the Plfs
retieThe house was full to the very pg.
Air tarty O'Looney threw off for the
time his professional character, and rein-
stituted himself chairman of the smoke
madernitairinogt
su r r obtpuni dt 0 ri %odd dboyuca Ttn he aeon
clearness
of /load ellen teken immediately after
breakfast ; he dilsted On the glory of his
ancestors, who alight here be& kitty of
Donegal, but scorned the action, bellies
much older race than the last royal fam-
ily of that country ; he enlarged on the
excellenciee et a little mare belonging to
Mr Thady Flynn of Barypotheen and
shew Ihe markers it where the weapon I
had been injured by the bridgts of
When he' hest BPent the wieriliii$ in
carried under -pis arm the landlord's tes
Ile had also forgotten his hat, ¬
caddy, which he believed was a case
lees comtnotion.
insOtuntalmideent:lie no, Head: there 1(&& 17m0
WT"illIvithe man returned, she and here
await the telegratn shich he promised
fi Lee( ftrtie,r)t•iseptirsienst rest, is
The little old gentleman with on
arm 'weer resWd from early morning:
but called on his neighbours, and corn
forted them with his ferocity.
her (Ira% lug room silent and motionless
Miss Anastasia Tomkins remained in:
Seine smelling salts, a bottle of "Or
of water, same spirits of camphor, som
Eau de Cologne, a basin, ind a sponge
were arranged on the table for her.
The sofa cushions were placed on the
hearth rug; a pen knife, wherewith to
cut her staylaces, lay near at hand.
wonMists Temkin. was prepared for the
nelw'heeesafe:rnoon wore away, and still no
Mr. Barry O'Lo sney, who had gone to
bed in his boots about nue o'clock with
a vmme impressMn that the sooner it
was midnight the better it would be for
the world in general, woke up refresh-
ed, and again joiued the crowd at the
Pig's Head.
His father's shillelaieh was in his hand.
As he approached the group which
stood at the doer of the public house
the throng of Mr. Blithers hands, re-
turning from their work came up the
At their head walked Mr. !Samuel
Bubb, with a green cotton umbrella
under his arm; bringing up the rear
marched Hairy Abraham, who carried
hisred isuinupdp:rercinhibeief. basin, tied up with a
The farmers and agricultural laborers
who Initered about the Pigs Head were
filreleedncwith drink, and mad with ex -
Mr. Blithers' hands were no less ex-
cited, and were, moreorer, enraged at
the prospect of losing their eaiployment.
It.was hardly probable that a collision
could be avoided.
But Mr. Barry O'Leoney soon pat the
matter beyond a doubt.
No sooner did he perceive the opposite
part drawing near, than he uttered a
frightful whoop, and rushed straight at
Mr. Samuel Bubb. an instant, all
the pent up tagalong that had been gath-
ering forte for months found vent.
There was no pause, no premedita-
tion; the cambatanta sprang to the fight
without a moment's warning, but like
the Homeric heroes, each made a short
speech as he mixed ia the fray.
Come on, lads, cried Farmer Jones
throwing away hisspipe; there's some
me, said Hairy Abraham, 'ull geet sum -
mut as they durum wanten'-Erin go
bragh! shouted kr. Barry O'Looney,
bringing down his shillelagh on the hat
of Mr. Samuel Bubb, -Make less nise,
retorted Mr. Bubb, poking the handle
of his umbrella into his antagoniat's eye.
Dire was the battle, and terrible were
the blows. All the women screamed; all
the boys hurralted and all the dogs berked;
the military old gentlemen with one arm
hid himself under the bed; arid Miss
Janet l'arkins' cat, who expected her
oonfinetpent, Wara locked in the ward-
robe, and unstained with cream.
l'he landlord of the Pigs Head took
refuge in the beer cellar; but his wife
made of sterner stuff, did good service
with a salamander.
The sample boy ley in &elbowed@
behind a hedge, and harrassed the
enemy with stones.
When the struggle was at ita height,
the fainrecho of a cheer was heard from
-bound, the co-rubatanta
stoplied their fight, and erery eye wee
turned in the direction whenas came the
atilunAndti the'n the ringing hoofs of e horse
ridden at full speed were heard coining
up the lane.
Soon the ea.ger crowd saw Mr. Goto-
bed's groom spurring his panting horse,
-and waving fra.ntically over les head a
.telegraphic despatch.
As he approached, the people parted
to let him through; and as he passed at
wild gellop, he shouted: We've won.
No sooner were the words heard than
Mr. Barry O'Looney mounted on the
village pump.
Ifis oeat was alit up the back: he was
covered with mud; the bosom of his shirt
was decorated with the supper of Hairy
Abraham and the shattered fragmente of
the basin which held it; his eyes were
almost swollen up; a stream of bleed
issued from his nose; and hia hand
clutched with a desperate grasp the tora
ano ragged moiety of one of Mr. Bubb's
trouser legs.
But thinking, with Petruchio, that
honour peereth through the mesneet
habit, he cared for nuthing as he led off
the'Neevheererilleas such a cheer heard.
The mighty volume ,if sound rolled
up the village street: and young and. old,
rich and poor, took it up. Like the
ceurier fire which fiaahed fram Ida along
the beacon flaring headlands to the wife
of Agamemnon the tidings of Troy's
capture, se sped the hurrah of hfr.Barry
O'Looney through the lanai' and by ways
of Rising -cum -Lark.
It reached the rectory, and the rector
sang the first verses of 'Three Jolly
Post-boya' before he remembered his
It reached the doctor's house, and the
doctor choked himself in the endeavour
to clear his throat with the suitable ex-
preesion, it reached the house of the
military old gentlernan with one arm,
who came from under hie bed, and
twisting his moustache up to his eyes,
defied creation.
It reached the trellised cottage where
Miss Janet Parkins dwelt, and the old
lady, with much promptitude,unscrewed
her cork leg, and threw it away, lest
she might haply be tempted to dance.
It reached the bed chamber of Mrs.
Wobbletop, the triuniphantly aged
female of the vIllage, who woke up from
a kind of norting reverie of some ten
years duration, and inquired 'with much
anxiety whether the French were come.
It reached- the establishment of Miss
Anastasia Temkin', who fell on the
neck of the county member's niece, and
whole holiday to-morrew, and all the
verbe regithr till the end of the smarter.
It reached the ear of the sample boy,
who begged &shilling from the rector to
nrchue materials for a bonfire, and,
utting the coin in his pocket, made a
splendid pile of finewoed by pulling
down the lectors garden fence.
The news brought by the groom was
true. At the close of the third day's
hearing, the vim -chancellor gave judg-
ment entirely in favor of Mr. Gotobed.
Mr Blithers was restrained by the in-
unction of the Court of Chancery from
allowing smoke or other u:"..XIOUS vapours
te issue from his chimney.
total et •ppage of the works. Mr Blithers
was also cendemned to pay the costs of
m on n counsel advised that further a
woeet.aings were hopeless.
to
like
whi
de
fo
poe
Na
8
hu
A
lin
he,
evil
bad
testa Toeakins married Mr
Rh there.
announcemest of this inarri-
-cum-Lark has lost all faith in
Wief in the dampk boy ; but
up to aute's 41'644, fell int°
y, and gradually sinking from
time, thomeM the gobbet
Ix' the deserted eastoona works'',
ow builds her nest in the
name ems -Lark has
world with a sardonic
season
the CeinatItell
the restrictions Owed last
U. 8. Croverainalt on emi-
g through their teeritory to
VW been reIII0VM1,0, beam.
to bring with dem their
is afforded feriae
• and we would mem* ad -
take advantage edit.
the route them* the
is more prefersble than
'Dawson's road. and it is our
impl and as much of eis Waste
lhtif ▪ billet his live stock, his hmaing
every farmer enargratesg
ought to arm* with turn
as he eau manage to ear -
hold
13 An
at board a sts'amer at ether
'a, which vessel will take
in his teams over the
rY
t will be able in the spasm
here and Morehead.
to em
'through without tramehip-
him to
Det
Pacific R. R. will take
where
him
meat
d, on the lied River,
th. From the latter plase
the N
'disembark his cattle and
horses, , and teem that
point travel over a level prairie
with for his cattle, and he elm
also ju at his leisure, Pke the chil-
dren ef of old, until he reaches
this la Canaan
The why we advise farmers to
bring dale live -stock along with them
is this lobe first place it is often vete
difiicult either horses or oxen here
at reasos& prices, and in the secoud
place the dock here, especially horses.
a not, asmiale, as good as in Canada. -
We unpaid last mouser from the
United 81ge two or three 'erg. droves
a cattle, jilting of oxen, oows. sheep
seen that have no surplus stook in
and ho Therefore it can readily be
The o re are generally very su-
s and splendid workers;
but our Wks are small, too small alto-
perior
gethee Grinning purposes; and every
emigrant siring last summer with fine
large Canalise horse; was envied in bia
possession tr the people who saw them
Therefore we most decidedly say to
eur Canadissinends who intend visit -
nag us noxlmiamer, by all amens bring
with you rems of the fine cattle you
raise in Pith& and Quebdc, _and if you
do pot w buse them all when you get
here, you moot fail to sell them at
good pricea however, you aell your
cattle in testis and oome here with the
money in yampocket, you will have•to
pat, a high glee fora very inferior qual-
ity to that Ish behind you.
Our stoc.k 4 Manitoba requires int -
cattle to mix seek what we have. There -
the Pros -Mooed beeefiting himself at
done is by importing better breeds of
fore, the emipme coming here with su-
perior live desk will be doing good ts
Proving, and the only way thia can be
We do not think that the journey by
boat and railway would injure the stook,
and then thetrip over the prairie front
left their starting p /int.
them in as good condition aa when they
Morehead to Fort Garry would put
Fanning implements, it is well known,
must be high priced here um amount of
the extreme rmes of freight. It is there-
fore better fora farmer if he has a good
plough, one perhaps which he has Mum
weed workin7,to bring it with hiss. A
farmer cannot get On hers very sessew
fully without a mower and reaper. They
Can generally be obtained here, sad we
meal say that perhaps it would es as
that description in Manitoba unless Tom
have every facelity far bringiag them
along -in which case bring them.
durable of what you have, All your bu-
reaus witheiothes; pact in your bedding
all you Csak pick out the best sod most
between &hasp
ture, we witeld lity by alienates bring
Then with regard te household ferni-
of your tables, and rope
all eroundises yoer pillows or any other
soft articles between the legs ef your
chaire; make um of evory *vadable bit
where you, -tem see it shipped on beard
trouble at 'forehead.
the cars sad receive • it *Whore further
Supply yoreelf with a mall c▪ aking
stove -for slumping, and after you leave
Morebeejahe feuiale portion of the par-
ty can lamp in the waggons while the
men can sleep under them or in the
tent, the latter will be found very use-
ful on may omissions, even if yes have
next suoter to live in Manitoba to try
and reackhere as early in the seamen as
possible 111 as to give them plenty et
time to kat around and pick vut some
fall 'titbits family, winter approa• ching,
and ptriops no house or other prepara-
tion cmwes for their reception. We will
from time to time glee such information
as liea ja oar power to guide intending
emigraug, but at present we *ill only
give onemore advice and that is : Come
te Ma/limbs and see for yourself, don't
believe ell you hear, and especially
whenever you read of or hear •nything
tending towards extremes, read it or
hear it irith doubt. We are plain peo-
ple like yourselves in Canada, and do
not coolish all the extravagant ma
which are cdten laid at our door for
parposes.-Afavatoba Gamete.
nitn
vise
Uni
the
P▪ erth, Heron, Iduldleasx, Bruce, • Grey
souls while the whole Province cortmned
:sow this old Huron true has
200, 000,0110 of stoners increase. In 1 h3e,,
1• 1.0./:igilhibreete.11epratTheaswesoor7vossa:.:thdiete}::;4W11.the.
2.221e:vitei7jesied36. • nopu lation 350,00(403116.
Downie bed sixty inhabitaets. and f
with so assessed property, including
huhirsheaemxpen"intad dent:sat:out: e°27f. 41I1ed.
adding, and machinery, of not less than