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LA NCl .31 (;)
S. Q. Gradubte ef WtinitYCO1f°11
ege,
ber Of e Oullege of Physicians a d Bar"goon
th*
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'llrgiuton Jun4310.1814. 45-Ottt.
1 A LIDING Jr HARDING. Barris
1 1. em, ttorneys, Solicitors, Commissioners
R. U., ‘te.
Oryton--aurron'a Btoog, Wt or Strout, St.
Wry's. _ _
Ions; Fa ECAmortio. E. W. HAUDINO
1VIITSSRS. JONES tt MoDOUGALL,
..4.Y.11-0 Barristers, Attorueyo-at-law, Solicitors in
ecery, Conveyen ere Commissioners in q.rt
and Notaries Public, 8t, Marv's, 4
Orincit--Eutton's Block, Water St., St. Mary's
t. T-ly.
W MoDIARMID,
Belt lisISTER, NOTARYeCONVEYANER,
&C.,
LUCAN,•ONT.
G. WILSON, ISSUER OF
t the le
lift oarrialacc L, icenses under the new Ac
as ce store, Zurich, Ont. 46-tf.
ittfioneip.
BROWN, Public Auctioneer,
e wtechelsem. Sales promptly attended to.
Terms reasonable.
Winchelsea, Oct. 1.1,1873.
J. SPACKMAN,',
•ICENSED AUCTIONEER
10-4 For the County of Huron.
RESIDENCE, - - EXETER, On
ALES PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
CHARGES MODERATE.
ATANSION HOUSE, EXETER
lac feet., W. n AWK ell IV, Proprietor. Thi
33ew aud C01111110111011111(0111* is now completed, and
Ilttod 'up titrongitout with ilrst-furgiiture. Tht
best of Lighters and the ccent of cigli,rs at .
Bar. Tito house is capable of accOMInodatintt i.
atteats. Exeoll.nt sta, ties and an attentive hos-
tler!.
BOLLL, LUCIA. \\
HOWE 1i, Proprietor. This ;hist -elm hote.
Pa! lately changed finials (from W. E. Will us te
W. itowey), and is fitted with 114(NV fur iturt
tlargmj.ititit. ,e'ree 'bus to met front tue station
(knee for Me new line ot 'busses tocrieoL.
bar is -replete With the cbc!eg st ...jeers and r3Lg-
Urt4. et)ue, LIVIAA.111..±14 come
Go .),I stabi1:1g au d attentive :mailers.
1elii3LIN HOUSE COieNle.R; OI
etee elsede :ma Sti. cuts, liticau,
sto..tvga %idol nos been rented by :or, Isaac 'A hte,
nndtfigiro.fg..ly refitted 14)1 1..43 c rtL o t 30' tie
cling public, ti coo liquors e.t.a
bar. itostier always 30 alt U33)
1.LC .1' T15, Pr(
15, 187.5. 8..(-1241.11.
PEDY.—Aggf nts Wiegted ! _Al
$5 • epaw RA
ot .vorkitig peo,ire, of 31.
titer sex, ii0:111‘;o old, netke more mulles at, wor.
fr us to 1 eir spare nannews, or all the tint
;titan adytititig else. P.artgeulars free. -Post
• to Star. , sts hut one 3.111. AdAress
tt,ON .1: 0. .'ortland, Maine. 02-1y.
• A -I, OUSE A.D LOT bOal
A good gote-stor,:j tram c bonne, cobtainint
5 cutout ;41,13(1 acre to laud, adjoit.i.ig the Markt!
thaare, 0:toter. On Eno 101 /14 t11.4 eIcellenewell o
water. For particulars uppgy to IC sAA
DEN, Exeter. •
77-tf.
11A.1.%1 FO it SALE.--TIIE
SB-
lcrlb3r otfers for sale the N.W. • ot lot 3
Con. 3, fig:borne, containing r.0 :temp. et excellent
-&O acres cloture.% halnuee woli timbered; I
g house, rn end qt Able ( premises
a▪ lso a good yoil ng orecnrd of graft ,critit and a ne
ver -failing spring. Pistant from Fx.etnr fon
miles. Ffu
er rthea
r -prticulars evilly to .7. DEMI'
e proprierer. Excite r Pee eete
EXETER PUMP FACTORY
ATAIN STREET, One door shnth
..1.Y.L the Britannia, Hone. sol-Tivirrrhai
on, hand a untidier of mops. Orders tilled
the shortest notice. Satisfaction guar:int 1(0111
AP to work nail material. N. large qusictitj
of inch staff for inthipmskers' use for salum
JOHN SOLITHCOTT. Nov.
T0.1a. NO., 024
e.. Night of meel -
Mg -Firit Friday ill gr. -
ery montlg, cocner Gid -
ley and Mgi in gds. Visi-
ting flcetlireti cordially
invited to attend.
C ATEN WITiTtIS
JOHN WHIT'?" ,
i secretary.
7a.ly.
7vIlouri No.
.1--I R 0 T 9[1,
i•1- Fashionable
Boot & Shoe`
PUBIIC CAUTION
olloWay's Pills and Qintmeut aro 'neither
manitfaetured nor 801t1 4 any part of the Unitod
StateS, although they rnay be Obtained IL1
Ainerioan, Provinces. Kach pet 41,4ti.bOX bears the
British Gogerantent Star/0)011th the wordHolle-
,Wily'fi rali'and Ointment,Lotidom'engravedthere-
on, It has become neeetisary to make this announ,
cement3 becauSe the New YorkChemical Company
(who nay nobody) finding at lett Octet their nanio
has been 80 exposed, have assumed the title of
• Holfgway ,34 Car but, even now, no ono willbuy
their medicines direet from them, so that they
have Made arrangeruents t 0 supply elMlusively
the Mat of Measrs, Benry Co„ of New'rork, with
their so•calle'd "11o11oway's Bills and...Ointment..
It iii.Ptesumed that from the Intge'oOntleXiOn Mos,
ere Homy 001 11310 in the British Provinees and
elsewhere', the public is very likelyto be imposed
upon by unscrupulous, Venders and others: unless
tiny exercise great caution prevent their being
misled, by finding these medieines hearing
stamp with the name of Holloway , Go., rim
printed thereon:, 'Many respectable arms
In the British Provinceswho obtain my medicines
direct trine here, hi.ve , very 'properly suggested
that 1 should, for the4. benefit of themselves and
the publica insert their names in the papers, that
It may bo known that medicines ean be had genu-
ine from them. The folloWing 16 13 UM of the lirms
alluded to; and palt/OUlarly ()commend theee
who desire to get my medicines to apply to. genie
of the houses nareed;--Messrs, Avery, Brown it
Co„ Halifax, N. S; Messrs. Forsyth ct CO.. N. B.
Messrs. TB Barker & Sons, St John, N.B ; Mr. T
33es Brisay, Charlotte TOVA,P 331; Messrs. Lang-
ley & Co., Victoria, 330; WIessrs.Moore & Co„Vie-
toria, B C; Dr. John Panel, Cluttam, 1,7 ; Messrs.
Munro 6: Co., Aleut -real; Messrs. J' Wirier de Go.,
Hamilton; Mr. H Rose, Toronto; Mr. A Chip-
man Smith, St. John, N It ; Mr, John Bond, Goder-
ieh ; Messrs, Elliot & Co., Toronto; Mr., Glialoner,
St John, N ; Hanington Bros„ Rt John.
N B ; It Priddy, Windsor; Mrs Oryen, Morden,
N 8; Mr George Hunt, jr„ Fredrickton, N B; Mr,
WH hompson, Harbor Grace, N F; Mr J M
Wilfrv,Fredrickton. N 13; Messrs AV & Tulle,
Montreal. Tee medicines are sold at the lowest
wholesale nett prices; in quantities of not Ices
than .1:tif 'worth -viz., 8s. 0., 228., and Ms. per dozen
boxes of Pills or pots of Ointment, for which re-
mittance must be sent in adv nce.
TH011 AS HOLLOW'
Chemists aria oth r vendors of Holloway's gen-
uine Pills and Ointment may have their names
inserted in the local papers if they will plettae to
apply here— 503, Oxford -t, W
aLondou, February. 18,1873 77-inG
New tailor Shop.
W. A.11,TITE7
nEGS to ini iinnte to the inliftliitituts
of Exeter and thr.t he hes cmid
New Tailor ellop
1N LEAR
of IlfsAtli's itaftfifer-shop
EXETER;
where by strict attention to bushiest; hopcs•to
merit a fair auare of 1,atronaae.
A GOODITT GUARANTEED.
ANT -C CIT/A'll'- .1 SPEC
w. VoARTNET.
I IOMINION GUN SHOP AND: RI -
I Fra: Feeerone.
. SOT -'1]P,
Manufacturer of and &tiller ',II
feet les, Sp If tat', Itcrolvers
eistois, Fislting Tackle, mid limiters' sup'plies
Gun -stocking (lone in Axst-chtse style. Pin -fire
0(111altered eo Central Fire.
Sign of the Gun and Golden Key, CLARENCE
tt„iatwe.gin Dumbis and Eing, London. 75 ly.
L1ISH1NG TACKLE, WHOLESALE
IL' SALE AND RETAIL.
,I. CUED St SON
Dubdus-strcet, Leuglcag, Ont., have 110W opened
eut rine line of fishing Tackle (7oeds, also a
(mealier quality for b.f.)) contprising part Iiam-
goo Pole: , Jett gted Rods, Walking Stick Rods, Reels,
Bt. fikots, ending and :Minnow Nets, ArtincialPish
Fisougg Bait, Cotton, Linen,liettgledItinen, White
Hair, Bair and Silk, 'I Nvisted Silk and Oiled' Silk
Lines, treble hooks, fly 3001.11, 930010 11(1111) ferules,
hook att. gar, hooks to gimp, tying gut,gitnp the'
yard sinkers, floats, turinshed_ Mica, roils, tips,
rings and keepers, BrliNg SW1Velle, etc., etc„ ete.--
Sand by lost In price ilst.
• 13.ISSETTS' 1
I
Livery and 'Sale Stables W. G R c, C-
_
1.1n connection with the Central Rotel). "
oc.c....t.r.
-)41VZ RY STki:4
t
1,, (i1131 01,.
(100D lIt)RSES AND COMFORT-
S -A• ABLE v aides 111-WAY.B On hand. Favorifble
arrangenients niede with commercial trav'eldri.
All orders :hat at Bissett's Tinehop will be
proMptly attended to. ... •
• R. it T. BISSETT Prep,
Exeter; Sopa. 4.1813. .
1.711E FAVORITE' LINE.
• CHANGE OF PROPRIETORSHIP
CROIVLEY AND FLANAGAN ,
asving bought tilt nawkeliaw, 111 1316 4 •
Qood Horses, Comfortable Stages and.
Fed Time.,
These stages Bre driren by the moat *Comma
dating of drivers, and leave ,
• THE WESTERN 110TEL, LONDON
re g ri.ni. arriving in. Liman in
416iimelitoll'fiattentlin°06°t 'wlath trains`for the eitet and west
aLtt connecting in Exeter with tlie Clinton and el
Issrfs stereo.
• T.RAVE EILETERATIOUT
• ,ig001t,inc..tenn'eoting in'tucan and London
ittld 1r31308.• TEE CliOWTAIY 0
W. DItOtIlIter. PAT PLAIgAGAN,
Prourieto
ciREDITON
vroozaz* •
KOESELLER
ene returning thanks to the
If Joe tete patrenage be.
401 in the past yea stt the Cred..
fte, wetildhOtti, State that they
elite f Work Mord AtiAng ttlit
isereing eammet. having lensed them tor a
netlike 011faittf hoping to give) in the &Mee
the semeeetiattection itt the Oat.
Carding, Spinning, Weaving,
•and Iqatirtfactaiting
'di kinds' of '1.ftreette, Elattnette ece, dene oh the
ohorteet notiefe aim et lowest tates.
JOHNSTON
Prooft. Zerieli Milts
14 STATIONER,
Won't' inform the people that he has commen-
ced business in theabeVe line next door toBeies
Bakery and Confectionery. has on hand a
splentlid stook.of Leather of all kinds, and irom
his genethl knowledge a the lousindss, and do-
ing first class workln.pes to obtain a large cus-
tom,
Sewed work. will receive his
• specia,1 attention.
Repairing done with fleetness and (les-
;• patch, 'and moderate Charges.
'Exeter, May 601875 W. II. T1.1°`17.'-
t6b
F'opular House "
MILLINERY DEPAR:FMENT.
The Potpies'
STOE.E.
9-1 HE 'UNDERSIGNED IN OULD AC QUAIN T
1 the inhabitants of Exeter and surround-
ing country, that he has openedout
Brodenc s Old Stand
a large stock of
BOOTS sizons
ETC„
ETC,
and trom the faeil i ties that he possesses he has
been enabled to purchase his goods ,in tho
Cheapest Market !'
and he is bound to let those who favor him
with their patronage have the benefit.
callis only neccssaxy to convince that I °an
sell
Teas, Sugars, Coffees, Raisins;
Rice, Etc.
and everything in the Grocery Line at Loudon
P10011, and that my stock of
Boots&ShoesCorpplote
in all its departments.
Parm 'Produce taken in.Exclifingc, and the
highest price allowed. On hand. a first-class
let of Bacon.
3. CRU NICAN
Exeter, May 6, 187.5. $8
ill HE OLD E T ABLISHED
IIOUSE
RI. PI C KAR3D
Th n nl. i ng my numerous customers for their pat-
ronage in '11101)11,81, 4111C1'W011141 (4011011 of their kind
remembrance in the future, would beg to remind
them that I have
11.-ZMOV'ED
my stock in the Nev,' and Commodious Depart-
ments of the
Brick
at -the south of the old stand, where will be found
EVERYTHING
IN THE GENERAL BUSINESS LINE
consisting of
• Dry G-oods,
Millinery,
• .11ardware,
G-roce ries,
Crockery,
Boots & Shoes,
Ready-made Cloth'g
Hats, Caps, &c,
1 have also added a first -clogs
the p
alb fie°,
the slight i°r
11 61 the eon.
dee to elef-remeneera t
b Cent$14240+61
,T.
PAROXYSMAL.,
11119 TlLTON TO DEM733EE
Y,011 liiSSOCI. MO, my head 'dropped low on your
.breast,', ,•
Witli a feeling of shelter hnd infinite rest,
'While the holy emotion.' iny :tongue eared -ea
61)0,01,
Plusheiclitileieilkiiite a flame frOM mY heart to my.
Your arnitilield Me fast ! 0111 yonr arms were
' so bold I '
1.1O111,:t fio.elasp:onded to heart in that passidaate
Your glances seeind drawing my Boni through
pine eyes,. ,
Ais the sim dra:ws"the Mist' from the sea to the
skies.
And-your,lips clung to mine till l'prayed in My
• bliss,
They might never unclasp 'from that rapturous
• kiss
You kissed mal my heart and my breast and
my will
In delicious delight for the moment stood sti11/1
Life bad for me then no temptations, no charms,
No.vista of pleasures outside of your. arms!
And were I thiS moment an angel possessed
Of the glory and peace that belongs to the blest,
I would east my white robes unrepiningly down,
And tear, from my forehead its beautiful crown,
To nestle once more in that, heaven of rest,
With your lips pressed to mine and my head
on your breast 1
You kissed ine 1 my ,onl in a bliss diine
Reeled and swooned like a man that is drunk-
' en with wine
Anil I thought 'twere delicious to die then, if
death
Would come While my lips were still moist
with your breath 1
'Twere delicious to die if my heart might grew
cold
While your arms wrapped me,fist in that pas-
sionate hold !
And these are the questions I ask day midnight:
Must my heart taste bet once such exquisite
delight ?
Would you a -e if my breast were your shelter
as then ?
And if I were there would you kiss me again ?
T. A. I L B, G
Dooartrnent m connection. My motto:is, Good
Goods at reasonable rates." Comment is unnec":
wiry ; the goods ale here to sp'e..k for themselves
Hi6hest Market Price paic for all kinds of
Produce.
• Remember, this is the Oldest Fetal).
lished House in the County. Opposite
t the Post Oftlee,
Exeter, May 6, 1875
x nopartknent 1. 0110 of tho greatest att-thetions
for di:tr./Jody customers, and in order to maim it
still mere attractive, we have bought largely in
Ribbons
Flowers,
• Feathers,
Ornaments,
Laiest Novelitics in Trim-
• ming itateria18.
•
Tina Departinerit hal mot with eittraordhlarY
succeas, one 1 oiituridtIr ttio superiutondoned Of
Miss Hull,
hose tiiiitofiilpthcheilMig holt seasem gale 1111
liatiafaetiori. A teege tetteetior" of
.11111•14/4P. i14rg AMD b0NlitEt8,
eire. Sit EGT Vitt1A7.
TO- FA It M 11 S
• And Stock.-13reeder1.
M. SWEET 7° S.,
Graduate
of the
Veteri-
nary•
SAFE -UNSAFE;
OR,
THE MAN FROM CALIFORNIA.
liY HENRY .M011FORD.
CHAPTER VI.—Continued.
" Oh, dear!" she said iu a low voice,
almost as pitiful as thatwhich had that
very morning implored clemency from
her enraged mother—"Oh, how I wish
tlett I wasn't little hateful' with snub
a stupid head that don't know rothine
a'most Them is bad men—I know
they is, • Mr. Gwiler, darn him !—lie
is very ;lad, and the other man—that's'
Tom Flynn, I know him, the potter
down to the store—he has ;1 little bit
of gond. With all the bad. They say se
many words about my pee and about
robbitig and taking money, and sister
Lillie, uald I know—" here the poor
1ittle thing's recollection seemed to,fail
her, and she put her hand to Ler head
as if in pain—''no, I don't know, but I
think that I hive been doin' bad to pa.
III put this letter that pa . gave' me,
here on the desk—there wasn't to be
tie answer, yen know Gwiler
will get it, and then shell not have
to:see him again. Oh dear, I am so
afraid :of him new.!''
She weet teethe desk, still on tiptoe
as if the dreaded owner of the room
had been near her, (deposited the letter
end went toward the door, finishing her
abstuse calculations, Meanwhile, with a
very .sensible ree(detion.
.e.I.ilitest 'tell sister Lillie about eh
them nmighty w °vete, if I can only '.re-
member ; and maybe she will know.", .
:Maybe she will, little: daelieg
apd:otheeseebetterehan yonrweak brain'
Ontario College.
nes reinoved his office 10 0110 door north
Eacrert's harness shop, and nearly oppositi Solna
Tinsmith shop. Veterinary Medicines al-
ways on hand,, Calls promptly' attended to.
110050$3 examined as to their soundnese
Align; Walt, 1873,
i."*.41'.btsOltp:).ALOgo..016.61t6
aT,.).0.40(03.,,tune:•1:023•81... • .• 66.71y,..; •
• 374(05 6thati9,*
r111:;.:771tareolant'a
,re(ZweW.;7
Clieeh4.
VeetheXte, 'e C C'et 9
40geOettft, ee-C•17/eeete‘ (10,00
ale aeenoa sji
iiii)060)6 06.1'36 ,..flee,fedteei
•ecloeifeeeet eelkoneet ere de
gate /V el erezee ift.4 etiott.
Art atsme8Oa) erklejel &/,;:)pt
reSototesil; +este), ‘4.0; Slot r)
,aelsoeite,
ft el"..gttefoie.
bave told, then or afterward, Why be:
fore he rang he laid his hand upon the
knob of the door which lie expected to,
fina immoveble but he did eo ,tbe.
knob turnea, and the door opened,- 'A
suprisetl, he walked in. .r.Phere
was a faint light fi om the burner in
the hall, but a brigther one came out
from the lialf-epened door of John Gvii-
ler's apartment, and he entered with
the saine entire absence •(A hesitation.
Beneath either of thelights there would
not have been much difficulty iu
cognizing the slouchedbet, stout figure
and beardea face of Fred,erish Grater)
Californian, who thus suddenly fonnti
himself temporary master of a lionise
which he had expected to find difficulty
in entering, aud who was only a h4le
less surprised at the mimes than. Wits
that Spanish warrior of old when, the
horse of his fallen Moorish enozny ran
away with him frnm the battle and 'end-
ed him full po'ssession of 'the Ernie'
stronghold, wives, servant's, and other
luxuries and couvenienoes.
"Humph !" he said,'leisurely eurvey-
mg the room and its condition. "Thief
is a nice state of affairs—the street
door on the latch, and nobody within
If John Crwiler does not take better
care of the property that he will fled it
neeessmey to hand over to mevome day,
I must have a guardian appoiuted I
Why you no c6ine, John? Mellicao
man no good, though, anyhow. Well,
the light over the desk,andthose,papers
lying around so miscellaneously indi-
cate that some one is coming back at
no distant day, and I do hot know but
I can afford to wait. The Governor
has cigars, too—a, bad habit for a man
of his age, which ought tote corrected!
I wonder if they are good. ?''
One of John Gwiler's choice Revenge
(and he Wag very choice in the article
as the mau who dyed hie whiskers couln
not avoid being) was at that time ha
progress of eontlagration ; and very ;goon
after, the smoker might have been seen
(had G. P. R. J. unexpectedly arrived)
stretched out at immense length forna
one of the arm -chairs, and apparently
quite as much at borne as he had been
the night before at the "Shades."
"I wonder what the rat (mil possibly
be doing, that he called -him Away so
suddenly 1" he went on, though he was
not speaking aloud, be it observed.
"Bet your pile it's some villiany, or at
least grinding somebody., which it is
nearly the same. Wouldn't it boa good
thing, I wonder, for me to freeze him
out by taking possession of all Cum
documents and vamoosing? What
righteous old ro-v there would, be, in
about five minutes after discovery!
'But I couldn't do it, you know, the re-
spectable proprietor will be so glad to
see me, nand I can't deny myself the
pleasure 1"
Silence and smoke for a moment or
two—then a, new line of thought alto-
gether.
"Yes, why not? I don't helieve he
would have deetroye.1 it; certainly no.
one week' have wanted to buy it ; tied
as for his giving anything avetty, 1118,
altogether out of the quastiOn. If he
cant take care of his house,why shouldn't,
I see what is in it? Not a match in ane
of my pockets—all petered out, of
course. None on theemental, or any-
where else except possibly in the slop -
pail or the coal scuttle. This will do,
;hough, and here goes 1—let him catch
ole, if ne likes 1"
imagine. .eleybe the lisping, childish,
unconnected worde that you will speak
te her, will be letter and longer- re-
membered than any others that have
Hien ;woe her ears since childhood.
The trifle mey be much, before it h
ewer. •
The inner, door wes alreedy open
the mike opened aboost as noiselessly
as the ether had done, tendlittle Hotly
slipped down the steps and ran away,
home, more feightened than she was in
the hebit diming when sent on such
cruel night -errands, because she coulcl
not av,oid thinking that the ,awning
pests before the shope,and lamp -posts
along the sidewalks were living beings,
noddiug andlaugiting at cull other and,
le nesting of the wicked thines. (het they
had: done or were going t7eedo to her
pa.
CIIAP'IER
APPRCTIONATE.
FATHER AND DUTIFUL SON.
A piece of paper frotn the desk, with-
out much care, must be confessed, to
see that it did not have a valuable note
or receipt on the other side—this paper
rolled up ihto a lamp -lighter and set
;tblaze from the burner '• and the "son
of the house" went on Whatlieemetglike-
ly to be a sort of exploring expeditiou.
Not very far, however --only across the
hall and into the parlor upon which
the opposite hall -door °pealed, where he
found the cliatelelier a ithout diftioulty,
and set first one and then another, of
the burners alight. .
-
'" How confoundedly fine we are get.:
fing to been our old daye !" was-. hie
comment, as bis eyes:gan 'around ehe
room and took iti the en:ion/de ,Of heavy,
,crimson cureains, richly friliged, ' Thr-,
key carpets. rich mahogany futuitute,
and picin res ip everyshowY guilt fraretes,.,
"Wealth begins to tell, desen't it ?-'.--
No tnatter how it has heel; got, Or hove;
lsep,t " Evidently he eonsidered 'the;
latter the thing of moat conseqnepoe,
judgment by the very decided empha-
•sis 1 "Don't see it hero! carennba 1—ifl
he has destroyed it, .1, would hot like tee
bet all my small change againstit de-
claratioefof war, even when I came ou
a peaceable errand 1 Ali let us see
back here I" and he' paseed under the
arch which marked the division once'
existing between the two parlorti. As:
le: did go, what change wag that Which
eaane c vet* him ?e -and Who could have
believed that there had been no Aetna'
'transformation ' hi' 'personality,? t' The'
natural gentletnan, in spite able tough
ife end Califerelis experiencetbad r4.
moved his hat when first coming intO
theiliou se . et id that btoadh immed head-
eovering lay on one of the chairs., inthe
other venni ;''bet lin* he 8,v/intake' pli 1
it off again to 'bow dOWit fronithe, Basic
proud eieetness of hie carriage, as'itl*e
stood , in the presence • Of` eomethin
sainted aqd hely: The eyes that:ha
lately been so inerry and inisellieveonei
were dimmed with tears that be ,wig
yet 11(41 soft etiough to allow, pas:Sage
down the cheeks ; the Arm' month
quivered and a Shad* ineffable love'and
sorrOW came o'er' the 'broad, bright
btow. The man who seldom 'fettled 4
master and never, acknowledged 1enti if
he did,' Wet bowed :Intl broken before
ithrintluence that could" not bo' resisted'
The flettrell andhis'words were all exi
plained, now—Prederiek Owiler
standing before the portrait of his dead
mother. • • •
eil tIh�I�It b an f far,'
r°W -but o sorrow u
tutto theelettetse.
Dr. lOnes' wife Waii awakened by a
noiee in her room the other bight, and
when she at up in bed elm eaw the
,
doctor *tending over the armchair
in the room. Ho hadjaitowel tiedaround
one of the legs of chair, and With a
handsaw lie was cettingitin half. Mrs.
Jones exclaimed:
"Henry, whit, in tha,nami of coin, -
mod sense are you doing.°
ronlied the dssiOrt You%
wake the patient, YOuhohl tbe
form to hia nose =while Ital. his leg oft
I'm jutst half way, through the bone
Weir Mrs Jones get. out of bed mad
Ihook and pinched biro until oroke.
Then he exclaiinedi•
"Ho*'. the patient ?"
Mrs. Jones' merely said, "Conde to
bed, you, idiot, and stop hooking up
the furniture.%
' Graeious, Merits," said the doctor,
as he eolletted his scattered senses, "do
you knew,' thought I was in the hospi-
tal sawing of a leg that had it compound
fracture. There's a 550 fee gone."
Anti Jones went to bed feeling as if
he was an injured man at having lost
that money.
DeProts 4484. 141,, CAS".
Last Sunday morning, just as one of
our straightest 'deacons Was getting
ready te shake the Iineee over hislhorses'
backs and "get dap,""the wife happened
to remember that the calf hadp't_been
fed. Thefietteon looked at his' Simatiy
clothes and observed that he did not
deem it incumbent upon WM' to suffer
for the negligence of others; to which
the „deaconess replied that pitch Ian -
pia& hi the presents of the children,
011 13 SundaymOrningeand from 4' pil-
lar of the 'church, was enough to ahake
one's belief in the professions that had
been wade by some one she could
name. The deacon 'landed the lines to
his oldest boy and climbed over the
wheel without saying it word.
went around to theiront door and took
the key fromeunder the Mat, came
around to the other door, and as he
was trying te put the key in the 'hele
the key slipped from bus' hand and slid
down into the snow. Finally he got
into the kitchen aud started for the
back -yard with the milk. He set the
pail down on the ground and called to
the calf but the beast whisked its tail
in the air and bellowed a him. Then
he captured the animal and pulled it
along by the ears,andjammed its head
into the pail, but the calf gave a spring
sending the milk in it cloed ef spray
.over the deacon's shirt front. In lay-
ing to reniepture the beast; the deacon
dropped his -hymn -book out of hispock-
it, 'an e ore e rescue, it
the calf stepped both feet on it and
tore the cover off it. • Tbe deacoi Lot
mad. He took it hop-eole and belat
bored the ealf. One end of the pole
struck the shed, and bounding up,
knocked the deacon's plug hat off. It
•relit cl direotly under the calf who set
his foot through 'the tile, and then
went tearing around the pled with his
tail in the air and that hat • fagtenect
just above the knuckle joint. The dea-
con went into the house'and' fla he un-
buckled his ehirt collar, he called out,
"Maria, you:go un to el;urelhand if any
oue asks after me tell them I etaid
hOrne to feed the calf!".
lClir:4l:c1
Bt ti:3cE80::Ei307EA:Ii 111E
• uoN)usiO4n.:00NA0
J J. GIVES 1111AI A TALKING TO.
Oh, Tint needn't think you're going
to fool me, Mr, Jackson, nutting off
your boots ou the dooretep and sneak-
ing around that way. '
kneev waist tinae, it is, -arid a nice
time °flight, too,,for a man of your
age to be coroing,home, and after coril-
pleining of 0, cold on week, 1 wonder
yon haven't More sense you stupid old
Creature. You'ain't is old as l'ata.
How can you say, so, wben you know
very well I could prove my age by my
father's Family Bible, if the register
hadn't gottorn Ont.
Whe tared out ? Howdo limey ?
Don3 tisk me, yen eta
keltt
t Y°11:M4
re 1 bosomoflac -yourc. f
family as yoa abould have ,d0DR, they
•wouldn't be cold now. Where have
yen been 2' Eh, John. sayJohn John
Jacksen 1 Oh, you ain't asleep, SO you
needn't snore. (dome now, out with it
No; I ain't boring auger holes with
inyelbnws, but 1 want to know Where
you've been. What's that you Bay
Ynta just went out of curiosity with Ma --
eon to hear the Mormon preecher ?—
No, I won't lie down and keep quiet. -
1 see through it all, John Jackson, you
hoary -headed old siuner. You want to
become it Mormon; and marry Mason's
daughter, that tallow -faced, stuuk.up
minx, that you was making love to at
the social t'other'night. You didn't
make love to her? Now don't tell me.
I ain't blind, and what made her hang
around you so with plates after plates
of this thing and that thing, and such
smiles and going on, it made me quite
sick to look at it.
I wasul very sick when I drank aim
cups of tea? I didn't drink it, and if I
did I wasn't aware of it. • I was so pat
out, and I'm nearly wild now. • Oh,
you old wretch; to dare think of such
a :thing ;. you'd go and commit jiganay,
w,ould yau? 'What's jiganav ? Why
having two wives at once, you stupid.
Oh, it's bigamy is it? If you're so
particular maybe you'd better get up
and write it down for me, and then
paste it on that ugly bald head of yours,
so all the world can know. what you're
up to.
You might wait anti! I'm laid in my
poor, lonely, forgotten grave; and- I am
sure I can't lest Much ranger, the life I
lead with you.
No, I won't shut up ; I'll say what I -
like, and I want yen to understamb if
you're going te be it saint; I'll never be
one. '-
What's that you say? not likely ?—
John Jackson, you're nothing, but it
premedicated old Turk! Any man as
old AS you are, and the father of it fa-
mily, to think Of joining them abomin-
able-Mornaons, ought to be tarred and
feathered, and jolted from Londoa to
Exeter and back on the ragged edge of
it rail. .
• And how do you expect to keep
goodness knows how' many wives and
babies, you that don't half provide for
what yeu have now. What are they
suffering for? How can you ask me,
,when you know very well that Emma
Jane has been begging for a piano ever
since she got on long dresses. Pre-
cious long did you say: They ain't
so long as fleet Mason ;girt's, anyway.
And es for me I haven't had it new
bonnet this year yet. And Charlie
asked me toe other day if he coaldh't
have it watch and gold ring like other
boytrof his age, and my heart bled to
refuse him. But I never expect to
have thinge like other folks. And after
toilieg and moiling all these year, till
I'm worn down ta skin and bone. Just
look at me now and the day you got
me, John Jackson!
It ain't the work, but my temper 2—
My temper ain't half as bad as yours,
you tyrannical old tom -oat!• Yes, I
will slap my fist &tin,' on the pillow,
just as close to your head as I like,and
ifeyorthant Eihmeewomen to deal with,
you'd have that big nos'a of yours flat.
tened quicker'n lightning. " Mormon's
preaching, indeed 1 I bet you didn't
see my brother Will there! • He has
more sense in -little finger than all
the 'Jacksons " you can stand, between
here and Salt Lake.
• Oh thy stars! what will Pa s ay when
he hears of this ?
What's thet 1 Pa was there in the
front rank. Go to sleep you old fool,
and don't keep me awake all night with
your clatter.
John Gwiler did not return
Meier.ti
Without a night.lateb and his* repots
111)110 of the door standing,
lying. in 'a somewhat defenseless coneh
tion. 1301d, bad men,. .who have tio
greatest need to be unvarying careful,
often play a little recklessly in such re=
gerds,--perhape to ehow how eaudid
and 'above board they are, and how lit-
tle need they have of nsing, merked
eumspectiou. Perhaps the merchant's
cigar 3333301(031 longer than he had anti.
cipated perhaps his walk extended it
block or two further than was his
Wont. 'But the ioom which he left didn't
long 10131111113 without 1111 onettimeiteeen
00093p11131 WhOSO capacity to 0001.111y111
reorii, by the way, Will be rickno et ledged
the tinanient,ltie pereonality dean'.
ea, .
The 01311(1thia 110311111(317 • diaappearad
down the steps of the piegza, when ,
hettVier foot. dame up them John, OWi'.
ler Wail itt leekein the 'Wile, Of
ViSitbf4f that 'evening, quantity tieing
.conoldered though whether he woo
quite 86 well shited le' al.
together different problem, it 'la
do -Ethan]. whether the now,eomet,
„
. .
The alirtte Expetisttos.
Some of the etoree Which are ready
for shipment are of 'peculiar intermit,
It will he it surprise to many to 'hear
that •theeipaditioniwill narry out with
it a complete thsatica1 Wer.irebe,' and
teistoinatyndjiiiieets' Of the': etagee: All
exPerienee 'hee iitreeed. thatth. best for the. drearineisnt'On 0iTtie
*inter 18 eheetifillneSS �t spirit. Nene
but healtlri'Men Will be ' perniitted to
sail withthe;elpedition, and the' lire.
qimary liven ;,so. st,rict'
es earnest to 4/0`. prObibithey. A trick'
manin the Attic .eitole jwoolclnot, only
bila buideti tor h.iinself,, but- would 10
handicap his messinates as probably to
p,ut fujeopardyilie success of the under.
taking. Abselote health, has therefore,
lieen made .rs 'sine lute non •;landlitimaYlbe
etsseneed that„;teltheetithY, neon itte.of
cheerful dispoSion. But., 'the expedi-
tion is previded. with, .artifieal, nicle 10,
good fellowship. The .,adinitaltyilleye'
not Made it; e eeoditOi the eft.e.eis,'
fte tilde to sing fte gnoct „long, or
!da0ce iehOrnpipe; but snc like accoth.:
P,liehinenie are ofgreat irnportuoeun-
der 'the cirelimstaniaiii, iikta iriefteeee,
takOta to eneonrageitheliistrionie`
poreer's �f the ehipe riOnapithies.%
C. litarkhara rencarks 'the ineit
for „Artie iletVices,are eta-
pitude for taking part 111 those "'Winter
amittitimeriti,Whieh gave lite to the,
l'ilertitii/B(dnrini the ,nikintlia, of'foreed
'ennetielf,'atidi* his Artie
he has recorded:the park Which each of
aer tonkiii thaTolat Aheittrieals,
fait, the majority of 'Out Moat noted
.A.rtie haVigatOrftwere/froth the zgen-
cie :of th,ir 'position,
Eidinitabto tette.
tout perfortneril,• end furnishing
teatridel*Ardtebi'itiettipputtenances,
the- t/iefettonentitto contributing in no
to es Much
greater.,,Etedt4liitts qlsey esipliotted t�
the snec� .�t-th rtickipodition Of
1816,
It woo it picture oil; painted many
Years before and 136 marvel ' art....1
tether datib than otherwiii, if threw
into' comparison With the Works 4, th'",
best, modern American th
fietes eha Ausitiligtont.ima
the ⅈ tut It 'had feelitit and tait34
'ttilnesstiVo qualitieS *hid); ilia) inioct
finiehect pietutio! *eon tbo
ootoit do not iiltraye 'pock; it Amor.
n up0
her prel
inetton the testienney Andlete thee ^
, ,
eine had tukou 1i14 plea,kitne LTA
ItiftgAhtvoltiiiihybeeleest Wet
thowOmplighwent otthe dewl to hive
felt gultlempiitetioutt nt any of the or
d'Usit,,dbilikrnfa nurderer toith4aving
the:body of t victiM 11337eg 'ta
serve as A remint14r The woman&
own son, a little boy of 1.2, wee the
Priocipal witness against her. Site
niade this mere ehild dig up and move
the bAy of her victim two . Or •the'Ve. -
tunes the epece era week. She
first buried the childin it ga,rdee, and ,
when •its disappettrance had exeited
comment and caused the institution of -
'a search, she attracted the tettention of ;
the °Maces to another point she her-
self accompanyieg them, first •telling
her little son to dig up the body in thole w
absence andnide it in the ;
The boy performed this task, told nt
night was Illade to carry the body to al
cotton pen , and subsequently to 4.
thicket, where i( wes finally dieeeYered
During the course of 'the trml, with her
own son giving such testimony of her
atrocity, the woman evieced little feel.
nig of any kind, paesiug' througn the
entire ordeal with an unruffled d.e-
meanor.
Otseof Ltis ./iitt yolks.
,
• The Chatham Planet relates ratiicr
gootletory concernieg the eliiiister of
Fall Plowing,—It seems tbet Mr-
ltIcSween had occasion to visit Torboto,
an`111:..d(1:ttIoug1'it,w,o1ld'1ll1,1;1
hiE4g01d hC'4vo flP31ktOrW1)
withhis 'friend. 'With bin'i.
view lit trudged up to the office ef the
Cabinet Minister and asked' •
Lho
messenger at tbe door to show hina
in. The messenger inquired whet his
name was, and in reply was told in
broad Scotch accent McSWeeu. ' Go-
ing into Mr. ISIcKellar's room the mes.
eenger not catching the visitor's name
iiactly, announced that "Mark Twain,"
was in the waiting room and desired
audience. But thelhovineial Secretary
said he didn't want to see " Mark
Twain," probably having -violets of
." the innocenets abroad'3 before his
eyes. Upon the inessengere:‘ return
and relating that the Minister was
" eng,aged" Mac's blood• fairy boiled
with indignation that lie _should be
•thus refused, and with welds suiting
the action of the words, declared that
the MeSweens were not to be treated in
that way. Luckily, nowever, the mes-
senger this time heard "McSween" and
no mistale, and returning to the Min=*
ister of course, was ordered to show
him in, and Mr. McSween--enot Mark
Twain—joyfully grasped the horny
hand of the great Fall Ploughman.
A Broad Street, Newark, Phyeician
wee called upon last week to attend it
seaanstress who felt indisposed.- He
inquired as to hor health, and she' re-
sponded, very appropriately," '1 Well,
it's about sets', sew, Doctor, but seem
worse to -day, and I have frequent
stitches inthe side. The doctor hemmed,
as he felt her pulse, and said she
wouhl mend soon, and left prescription.
* 4
THE SS. VICKSBURG- WRECKED.
A, tiumher newiPaPir Mtn "from
tringot and:Toronto arrived in DrooltlYn
loot' Sottirdey "toe the piirpose of seeing
the T:leeelier tial. The i'',J„ourti never
Sits en 4aturday, but on 14terulay3114138
*Olson ,iniproved the •cpportnllitio te
th1141'
Ot.0eight)* tlicPloi
ttops ,91 „Yisitere.•it
4ittiOiity eialtorg, iten0,4061040$
he 10
iiiy4f)11' athlif glut oily who lioetiot4tiii
thillioligootattio titter' 13112
&tin befpre tlte tribl
EXpertoarists tato Rats.
NEARLY ALL ON BOARD p333311333—ONLY
FIVE OF THZ DREW KNOWN TO MAYA
BEEN SAVBD—THE BOATSWAIN'S STORY
—
The SS. State of Georgia, which ar-
rived at New York, on the 10th inst.,. •
picked up a boat contaieing tive see -
11101) of the SS. Vicksburg, o from Mnri-
treal for LiverPonl. - The -Min *thee
nearly dead from 0N.1)08111'13. The Vick-
sburg a as sunk by ice Oil Tuesday, the -
1st of J une.
The rescued men tell a 'fearful tale'of
suffering. James Crowley, the boate-
wain, makes the following statement ;
We left Quebec on l'hnrsday morn-
ing, efay 27, with a crew of sixty men
all told, :nue eight saloon ,passengers,..
five men and three ladies, and about
twenty in the steerage, of whom four •
were ladies. 'The weather was fine na-
til,about nine o'clock on Sunday even-
ing, when we fell in with field ice, and.
were soon surrounded with it. The
ship stopped till daylight, when we
proceeded again with but little icein
sight. On Monday evening the
was stopped among heavv ice andhead-
ed to the south, when we proceeded at
full speed to get clear of the ice; At
midnight while going at half speed we
struck theiee. The engine's' were im-
rnechate,ly, r,e,versed. The ship struck
heavily aft on her port quarter carrying
away the fans of the piopellor, and' a
hole wasimooked through the plates el
that quatter, through which • ,the'
ship made a &oil deal of water. • Got
sails over and stopped •the hole up, BO
that but little water came in, e All
hands were employed in heaving the
cargo overboard. • On Tnesday morn-
ing the captain ordered tho forward
wells to be sounded, and Six inches of
water Witti found, the after steerage
then being full of water. The main
hold wells were also sounded, and five'
feet and a half of water were also fotind.
The captain called me on to the bridge
and told nie not to mind the bombs, anti
then called everybody aft and told,
them to have no feare, ae he would
take. . P.
the ship to St Johns N
was then discovered that the tiros is
the engine -room were drowned ontenid
the captain then gave orders. toelaunch
the boats eith their respective crews,
and teld them to mind that the dis-
tance from'SG. lohns was 120
north -w at, 1 proceeded to launch NO.
1, which was my boat, and it was ear.
sized in lowering, losing :chronometer.
watch, charts, rudder told part of the
provisions. She was full of water. --
O'Brien and 1 baled her partly out',
when Gro,s,,an. Wilkason and Williams
jumped in. We cotod net heesg on to,
the ship, owing to the sea on and toe
ice about. O'Brien saN1/ the captain on
the bridge beekoning the.boat back, vifi
having drifted about 150 yards from
the ship. We saw the second oiliear'l
bkmlt 10Were4 all clear, Withnitie hap&
and himself in her, She earth) Arounti
the how and pulled, to Wiiniaord latent
sixty yards. The ship sank about 10
ofeleck, floating boat No. 2, with the
chief Officer and shod thirty people in
1et
:18W0:a1rwit.i1761..0681tal isv01:10°10:10ni60,01:6:pbrtiks:Ifti!or,(1)41111141aileetat46,11141:13;wvi
fld
1113*
about, Wore not able to d.o ad. WO
tpwiro6kektit:°a; op if, Vbetitb'ioe‘atirill bbI
shipped our inasts and kept company
being WI full f+f water and 'the ROI
'With the other boats tot tibtritt,i 0
An ainusirignxperiment on rats was
recently perpetrated in • it mercantile
lionse Petereb Ter) of these
attintield ,Iteen• trapped, and - it was
decidedie, try the ekeets of whihkey up-
Onthein. Voitl,drops were adminis-
ieFfa' to .eneh of die* by' farce, and the
result !they' were placed in it
wide, 'deep boi, Whieli 'borne trash
And gravel thrOivn.•A saucer
of.whiskey Winepleted therein. For it
White 411 Was ,ollehk, each rat having
.ierited hineselfin it *minor where lie re.
rottined its Morose as a rat cou,d be.
and 1»', hoieever, the liquor began
to **irk. Therats began to smile, and
play with their tails ;• then to fall -down
and roll over. Finally one of them
found the saucer, and, with the peculiar
cnr,iositY of his race, dippe his nose
in it. He drank, and the noise of drink.
iog brought his cedepattion to hie side,
They drank as though they were really
Iona td" the shift and it Hi estimated
more than eighty Arops. The revisited
the Batietir, and then got mad °Vet it:
A. rough and tumble 'fight ensithil, which
taa untilhoth were exhausted. Then
they remained fort each with
•
paw to his nose, grinning at, each
other. Finally both fell asleep, hila
while hoth' glorions ttneonticious,
tireieSr Was iltolve(1 beside thm
e.
,
It IteineWee not built in •s
the inference ie ilia), it eprung in the
night, at& thtto coo mutthroonl
mil, •
„,. httirs, when we lost stglit OfIIIer‘l