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• 4rAXT.: • ,G. WILSON; ISSUER OF PEliF U.3IE RY,TOIL ET- 8 0 .41) AS
. •Marriage Licenses under the new Ac
tit the Post °ince store, Enrich, Ont„ OM. •
ant
luttidutipts.
II-7•••BROWN, Public Auctioneer,
e " Winchelsee. Sales promptly atteucled to
Terms reasonable.
Winebelsea, Oet. 1541871
7. SPACKM21N,
ICENSEI) A.1JCTIONEER
,
POr the County of Enron,
- EXETER, Ca
,SA LES PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
CHARGES 1110DEIIITE.
74atels.
\- ATANSION HOUSE, EXETER
11.1. ONt., W. PlAWKSHAW, Proprietor. Thi
nem and commodious hole; is now completekgtnd
_fitted up throughout with first -furniture, The
hest of Liquors andthe choicest of Cigars at the
Bar. The house is capable of accommodathau 35'
guests. Exeellent stables and an attentive' hos-
tler&
ITtEKS- HOLL, LUCA.N. W
BOWIli, Proprietor. This first -chat hotel
tans 1Ltely clumgedhandt, (from W. M. Will 4114 to
W. do way). and i SittOtl with now hir ithre
thronghout. Free 'Ims to 41441 from the station
°thee for the new line of 'busses to 1 andoi.. The
tatris replete with the choicest i.quors and frag-
r.t.ntlfs,vanatt. Poor commercial sample room.
Goods tabling and attentive. hostlers. 32.11.
1\13LIN HOUSE CORNER OF
value teal wilitem Streets, Lucian. The
eboveT7ete1 has been rented by Mr. 'setae White,
and there ably re htted for the emotort of the
traveling ublic. flondliquors and cigars at the
bar. Attun 'voliostler always hi attendance.
Lucan. Alli,,T,5,1875. 135-tite.
IsAAC WHITII,Prop.
rf,- • cit , PEE, D gents 1 Vat? ted Al;
tior,J' ,clats"-teit .enrking laccosle, of ea.
her seX, yontig or
, ., old. n .l• las e1(,1,r1e1ninnuy t
IQ. 24.411 th!al at, re ?ft,» mulit
am,1','344r41 4,"0. 1'0.3
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n-oc- cent. Alleei fi 41,
Di4ral.11,1a. 14.f1. i 044-1
U.§:1:41 4114? •
. 1. 6.11E-$LO.Very C!.
5.1-e4Mts. ,i,lato •1 mare of Mod, aatJoini3r. tho tvlesq,et
qais,r1,4 litcolyr. On the lot 1-• an o:zeolknr welt 0:
4.,,, 'Par particulars it.p.til`i co 1,3,..1C4
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• 4.'4444p4' Off,U4'3 :ell,. the, N.W, 1 ;4 lot .3,
0)4.34 iTshorta,a, Pont:doing Ztl 4:444. Of exeetlent
• 111.:11, At eto-ar41.1„ nain well timbered, s
•8 notwo,'Int,1414 e fel 14.:'4J43 c tho, pr
Fr 1,0 ,3; yoaa 4)4"411d of graft truit one oe
rcr.failitt4 sin log. Iiistant froan Exotei four.
r tarta,"er 1,•ta rr.ioulars ayanly to af. DE 831'
SE:V. orwarliria.., .1.:xotcr P.O. 73-tf.
EXNT E ft PUN? F.wyou
ATAIN.STREET, one doer south of
the Britannia, House. .T. SOUTIVOTT has
on' hand a number of 1 limps. Orders 11113141 on
tile shortest notice. S:ttisfaction gunriant,cd both
ni to work owl material. ;N. D. -A large quantity
of 0 inch stud' for pampinakor' use • for stilton
JOHN SOUTIICtr.r.V.
0.L. N. 924
a....4• Night of meett
Me -Piro Friday in ev-
ery month, corner Gid -
ley 111241 134:1414 Ids. Visi-
ting 'Brethren cordially
invitedte attend.
OATEN WILLIS,
JOHN WIIITE,
, secretary.
70-1y.
FOR
POTATO BUG$
AND
• HELLEBORE
FOR INSECTS
A.T THE CHEAPEST RATES.
W. I-1. '1" 11 0 r_ur
Fashionable
Boot cE • Shoe
would intorut •44,.. people 1,1143434 1)0 has commen.
(led business in the above line next door toliell's
Bakery and Confectionery. He has on hAnd a
sp1eri4id stock of Loather of all kinds, and from
his general knowledgeof the business, and do -
nig first class work ln.pes to obtain a large cus-
tom.
Sewe(1 work will receive his
special attention.
R•epairing.doae with neatress and „tees -
pada. 434nt1.44434alat e ch stages( .
'ti#e
Exeter, May 6, 1875. 88-m3.
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Stoek-13ree4r33i. ••• ,
M. SWF/MT_ 17`..:'t4';j'
•;radente
etae-V
of the - .1
Ontario
nary
• Ciollege.
nes removed his office to one door north ,)1 c
Elacrert's hitrness shop, and nearly opposite John
Tinsmith shoo. Veterinary Medicines aj.
'1844443 042 hand,. Calls promptly. attended to.
Horses examined as to their soundnese
Angus W801.1873.
Woodham
HarnessShop 1
I3ISSETTS' •HEN121:7" ICAIILMIEL
,
'very and sale stables gtiinagn3:vilintf.aor UHIFneoar7elnull!:;t1c(11
allot he has on 110.14 0.3141 is prepared to manIfac-
,
an connection with the Centra.notelj. ure
, ..tttra.nlsk.T2.2.
"IVX‘xt °r•Alsr--.1' anal those ip want of anything in his lizu will
etndy their own interests b
iny giving him a cl be -
el
fore purer', sing elsewhere. liepairing pronptly
attended to. Carriage trimming done. 754m.
4.
S. GIDLEY, EXETER, "CA. -
k.,./ • BINET-MAKER UNDEDTAKERS,take
this opportunity to inforna the inhabitants d this
and surroundingsections that their New Marge
1011T AND HEAVY HARNESS,
ir14.001) HORSES AND COMFORT-
Atiltlit 'Vehicles always on band, 'Favorable
laramfonientiiiiiide -with commercial travelers.
,A11 tirdAre left at Blss4tt's Tinshop will be
Iteillptik attended to. ,.
• ' B. az T. ETSSETT, Prop.
•4, Jgaeter, Sepg, 4, l.87s. 2.1y.
r4
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4VOEITE LINE.
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$O .EEOPBflTbBsWP,
Vginit'011'• -FLANAOAN '
iBfaidtg,i2Lielelhi.:64t1IditMltethltM, have
Stages and
uv. the Meat iteeenamo,
,•• ating ohettan#s3. and iliaVe , •
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TiIIE
.104i.pliciikgt;tospoie4 .
erk,afteriloc4itteiithi,;"arriVing'itt: tucart hi
. • 6 iitiet ytlth:trrilli_ltf..01:00,flast. 'and *bet
"14.011,00 _ int Clinton and tik
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SHOOES rOlD*Silt ,
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Driliera
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pone 'e he feeal paeonag,ht
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parpOsit• continnirrg'ed vibrk thOnt dedetie the
pining aletuater. ' }retitle leaned them Hfo' a,
, riailiber ot pooh, eloping f 0 give iii, the tidal%
, . Alm anatteatihfaetiou stet ht thepat. , •
• . : tUaratogt Spittning,, VVectvinio
'' ai , ,Ord4.*do
is noty completed, and they do, not besitat n say-
ing that, it IS one of the best in this westd • part.
Our uNDEIt'PAILCN G Department, as her ofore,
will be found 111 0. very efacient cOndition..
Coffins—Plain and. ornamental,— elle. (I 00483
etc l'unerals fuxiiished the shortest 'dice
end most xeasoustble terms.
N.:13, -A good assortment- of rtinNITC1
meys in stock' • August 28. '74 52-
p Ec) G P
begdto inform the enloking comMunity
• IT •
end the surrotincling neighgerheod that h
• ' • Pruned;
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• . Me.in.st.,
C610 \,'
hOPOS, by soiling •
,fthifk,f440- r006660, 4fiel: fOrmrs
ta :Obtaftt,,thefiter.orthelt• Vetrenag,"
sDc.
STATIONERY
School Books, Toy Books,
BlankoBooks, Magazines,
A lbun3sPancy Goods
Pencil Slates, Lead Pen-
cils, /U.
OLE Ago.) 10 LAtALUS, MORRIS, 4:
LI Co.'s it curet cd Pet fected Spectacles an
Eve.glasser.
Prescriptions and Recipes quickly and sem-
rately dispensed. Remember the Place—Di.
rectly opposite the " Central Hotel," Main-st.,
Exetei. , C. VANDUSEN 't Co.
Exeter, Tannery 7, 1874. 71 -yl.
Ice Cream
AND
Soda Water,
sparkling and
Fresh from the Fountain
AT
• SA.NIDER'S
,Sto e Post Office Etuatlin
VAN LLA, LEMON, PINEAPPLE,
le!SYBERRY and other flavoring
Syrup§ used.
G. SANDERS.
LOOK!
,TO TODD OWN
•
I N", S T
/AND PURCHASE THE
phsT ORGAN
' ON TS
CONTINENT.
SEE THE
Silver Tongue
AND ALSO THE
Clough & Warren
AT
Senior's Pb.otograph Gallery
MAIN STREET, EXETER
RA NZ 1/1, WHITLOCE
SOLE AGENT
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS ON
THE CANADA. COMPANY'S LANDS.
I hereby caution all persons against cutting or
removing timber from the lauds of the Canada
Company, as I am authorized to prosecute an
trespassers with the utmost rigor of the law.
JOEY: sPACKMAN,
Tiniber Agent Can. Co.
Exeter, May 18,1875. 89-tf.
PIEOTOC11101.151-XS
HA.S. SENIOR haying renaoved to
the stand I ately occupied by Air. C. 8buth-
cone; tailor, has completely renovated the prem.
hies and arranged his studio so as to command
One of' the Best Lights in Canada ,
is prepared to execute work in first-elass Fi4 yle.—
Acknowledging _past patronage, lie bogs a con-
tinnance of the favors of the public. Attention
is called to his stock of Frames, ,k0., having on
hand a good selection o f and being
prepared to make framea et Moderate rates,-
itcsidencee photographed. Photographs when re.
touched, 02 per doz,; Cabinets, 14; linperials, $6
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FARMERS' OtEZS•
ia the early raoriti»g,
/net at the poop of day,
Altraining tlie milk in the deiry,
' '-uurnine the °ewe away—
Sweeping the floors in the kitchen,
lefekieg the beds up staite,
tlie brealifatit diShes,
Dating the parlor ehairs.
Brushing eremites from tbe pantry,
Ranting tor ()ego in the barn,
ROasting 'the meat for dinner,
Spinning tho stocking yarn; e„.
Spreading the MOW white linen "0••
Down the bushes below,
Alausaeldug every meadow. ,
• &AIM red4atfaMberri4d4roc44
Starching the cotton for Sunday, -
Churning the snowy cream,
Rinsing the pails and strainer
Down in the running stream;
Feeding the geese and poultry,
Making the puddings and pica ;
Jogging the little ones cradle;
Driving (Way the flies.
G rage in every motion;
Music in every: tone ;
Beauty of form and feature
'Thousands might covet to own;
Cheeks that rival the roses;
Teeth the whitest of pearl;
Ono of the country maidens is worth
A score of your city girls.
TWO TERRIBLE TALES.
The following legend, with which the
writer was diverted by a travelling ac-
quaintance at an Engbish hostelry ono
starmy night in 1866, may also dinuse
his readers:
ru the hanting season some seventy.
years ago, in one of the northwestern
countries of England, four gentlemen
sat in au iun, picking their teeth and
oracking jokes after dinner. Theland-
lord entered politely, and announced a
hungry stranger. Tne four -filled ban-
queters elected him to a seat nude bade
the landlord return the joint •already
roasted. Lifting his bat the guest gave'
his entertainers 'greeting awl thanks,
drew up his chair, aud then seizing send
sharpening the carving -knife, with a
violent semi -circular switch around and
across the table, slit all their weazands.
He shoed his mutton and ate it to the
803113(1 orjour crimson cateracts flowing
over four shert-fronts to the floor. Re-
entering the rocnin aud observing, as
he thought, impkins of a strange cOloi,
I to ihe fli
mom Is wide open es an re.
eards strangely bent upon•. the greedy
guest, the landanu stereo,.
' Come here,' said the interesting
stranger, gobbling his meat. The land-
lord approached. 'Do yuo see anything
odd in my eye?'
The landlord's stare became 'intensi-
fied. .
'Because,' continued the maniac, 'I
see something so obsoxious to me in
yours hat I think you'll have to stop
looking.'
He drew the knife from the joint and
unerringly thrust it bete een the land-
lord's second mad third ribs. Solacing
himself at desert with the gurgle of his
fifth victim's heart's blood, he was not
pleased by the appearance of the meek
headwaiter, to whom, beckoning with
the knife while hid the master's body
with an outstreched leg, he said slyly:
'Have you a pistol?'
11321
' Good Lord, sir, why?'
'Haven't you (with an exquisite ine
tonation) 'a revolver about. the premis-
ses 2'
'Why, yes, sir, I think there is /one
—yes, sir.' ,
' Do you see that rat ?' •
'Eat. sir' No sir ! What rat 2'
' In the corner, there:- 1 '
The waiter crouchea and gazect awl
gazed and crouched again. "
' No, sir.' '' i
' Ali,' said the stranger, grae,chally
waving his fork, he's goneinto hiehole.
He'll be out presently. Fetch the evol-
ver!' •
The revolver having been pro urea,
the gnest ' asked, smilin,ge' tedibly :.
'Who is the manufacturer of this l wee;
port.' 1
\
Disliking the speaker's mannet the
servitor forgot to answer.
'How big a mark is required ft:1r it,
at, ,say, your distance ?' '
.\,,
Waiter perplexed and almost p nil-
yzed.
'You scoundrel I will you be lily
inaik e'
The writer, in a tone like a oats -
comb's ech. pleaded :
' Oh, dCar, sir --
' What shouted the madman, in a
voice 'that rang shrilly through the inn;
You have come here to tease me! You
are here to frustrate my purpose. Dovin
to the carpet,--dowu, I say 1 You vile
Hall, knave, scoundrel, nhscreant,
vagabond, ruffian, incendiary, rogue,
outlaw, reptile. 'You , utterly Men,
strous mad irreclaimable Vetch,' down.
• Dolha on your knees, trembling,
'Ware/tit an4 rascal, pray ;' ”
• Au indistinguishable neumblo.
Pray
• The Lord's prayer rose to We lips of'
•the door/led old. num, who had beep
thirty yes,rs in his &Ina master's serVies
aila *as now fascinated by this human
basilisk t Our. father who art in
Ileaven hallowed be the name thy
• rester r
'Thy kingdom ctune;
• 'Paster " '
(Oh sit)1Tilv Will he done en earth
it lel DI neitVetit '
Dauht you, say, foster
Ab, put dowel e ins s
chelting the Weltpoli. 04(1, •while
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21,f said the bedlatnito, •car,e,
Ins (yem awfu ly, po king in a
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14044 affairs, You dislike theni—porl s *or lie at' 80.40 All audience %ton OA 01.040`04 of ChihhIng a glass of rY0
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whiskey:''''' Plc $40.41,1110Dt0 Qii0il tells'
1)thie .epsttliofiToov'astreeray ; 4 t, : '1,ttnolAy7,,td:meiri
11,
laced it on ',the Oen Uto borer° him
.The bear placed his fore -paws orA the
edge of the counter, and drank the 144,
tior with :apparent relish; zurtoy of the
csairsioniste meanwhile patting nim
,eahreelitigehrkboat. The glass bakiug
,111te°3ePrie4rriloftilibVttglietdii8 91t°n:elle'08.1AP dt171114i021.11;:
tatna4n4P,,alesustettiVhohAth'Ihbibetrnt,NvaithUee' ilhoi8f lett
,14ystandera playfully 'took the 'bear 'hY
tne ear. 'The beast be:Owning enettoed
seized' tho bar-J:13(4)6es' lzaho, • sinking
hia te:eth deep' into 'the fleshyportipn or
tte4PeltillAVevtrri?ttkiutteOlet;t tlittr.li''''P' T0 lete%ei;;Pil l
or beat the beafr,over tile head. 'W.' make,
him let go, but Without the desire() ef.
feet. The ber-kee er drew a revolver,
and pointed it at the animal's head,
but did not fire, fearing the shot might
not be fetal. All efforts to make the
bear loose his hold failed, and in the
end the hand had to be pulled by main
force ont of its jaws, causing terrible
laceratien, strings of flesh hanging
down as the band was finally with-
al/1WD. The bear now grew nnich
more violent, and the crowd of ladies
and gentlemen that nad filled the sal-
oon became panic-strieken, and fled in
all directions, the men shouting and
the women screaming. The keeper,
however, having hold of the bear's
chain, took a turn round a post sup-
porting the ceiling of tho apartment,
and kept him from doing farther harm,
'and finally after a considerable heating
was removed to his cage. A physician
who accompanied the.excursionists did
honor to ins profession by remaining
and dressing the barkeeper's hand,
while the others were dispersing. The
barkeeper, whose wonderfnl nerve and
courtage evere commeuted upon cidnair-
ingly by all,he having scarcely changed
color, notwithstanding the intense pain,
expressed his determinatioa to kilt the
bear, but the keepers and others oppos-
ed him, and he then gave up his situa-
tion at the house en disgust.'
haps yith ,Miseoestrue the meaning of t e-vtAstIon 'stuffed leathern ot-
thou. , vereeive that, meniaras yea ton:lano, an te of skins by valieth
are) yea are It persoii oflean and flimsy hundred set Pie 'qnielsly replaced 9,$)
intelleet. You interest mel lioiveyet. chairs and tit oue end oilt
Yon aiv at present the delight or my dining hall, r,Lt. e Russian tb-
°PIS, In you I shall presently find pied an elevated 'seat of )41 the
peace) ,becanse I shall slake in your frent of thus thong, 14,30 1 wae
currents extinguished thirst for ready the isosteSfir
bloodShod." I am about to butcher you, side, her The en "
without a, oertaint,„40. ; bOuratittuliwat::::lict i?ostureal4i
ble bOdy into view)to tiny' friend, the retinue oeleomtpa gr,covs 0
aitra llaveisent Your •Intleter (leihkihR of her *le
e844
d ithd handeolne Devil.' from ilekhT.
4, ,41fercy sir said the'inan)feelit?g the Greek.
with a'sitAgle 'gesturel have, 'Bt' four The comeliest,-
corpries rotting, and with an accurate the Counte
e%bgh' cdt"Inl$tat‘tr rRYtha4,
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evnhtliY; the cur' eyes' �f'
company to be compared, with thei
classic m idols.
At last the heavy curtains were draw
close afterla splendid allegorical tablet),
which had comprised more than on
hunched. human figures, and the corn
pany prepared to disperse.
'Stay !' cried the Conutess,rising wit
a graceful and commanding gesture
The last scene ought always to be th
best, and the best is yet to come.
pray you, mutat) your stmts.', •
All obeyed, and an interval of a few
minutes occurred, during which conver
sation graduallyiceased, and the grea
hall:became,profoundly;silent. Then th
curtains we slowly withdrawn, reveal
ing the back -ground of storm -clouds
and darkness an appallingly realiatio
representation of the crucifiaon. of
Christ. At the foot of the rugged cross,
whose upright beam reached nearly to
the ceiling, were clustered in every Va-
riety of attitude two or three seems of
mocking Jews, all liftiug fingers of
scorn and hatred, sotue gazing iu each
others' faces looks of triumplia,ut glee,
some gloating on the spectacle above
their heads. U.`he figure against the
cross, on which, and on several of the
upturned faces, a bright light was cast
froro torehes behind a screen, was seen
to be actually spiked through hands
and feet, from which the blood had not
ceased tridkliag. The body drooped,
the knees were alightly bent, the head
forward with its crown of thorns. The
whole figure, which was Una of a man
in the very flower of physical beauty,
was ghastly with the ft 8,11or of a :cruel
death.
A shudder and then a murmur of
horror infected the epectatore of this
scene. From the dais, on which she
had been gayly chatting with her host-
ess, the lovely Russian wee seen to bend
forward with a terrible cry,and then
to rush screaming down the room to the
foot of Ih44 Ii t...tonci.risisnsimiess.hwehttoerNivneree
gathered there. Reaching up, she
clasped the knees of the man crueified,
and called, to ears that were forever
deaf, her murdered husband's name.
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, Suddenly. ivitlidiawing it the murder' -4
er uttered a 'horrid cry which degener-
ated gradoally into still more horrid
laughter. Then adjusting the cocked
revolver at his hwii heart, and pointing
with his disengaged hand at one after
the other of his five victims, he said, in
tones as solemn as Mug Arthur's over
prostrate Guinevere :—
have made my dead. I leave you
to weep for them. There sits the last
of their noble house hose ancestor,
unhorsed and vanquished at Agincourt,
dragged himself into heaven in the face
of his foe. Youcle14
a rests forever ' the
doscont of the sternest Puritan who
ever obeyed CromWell. By his side
hangs the chin of a voluntary so inven-
two of love's art that, ere I perish, I
wish I could summon here his Dolly
Sweeteles, and hear her lamentations.
But see,' and in the midst of his infer-
nal ecstasy the revolver 'dropped from
the chair ooshion, 'see that sinful
monster! Ci-od 1 into what twisted womb
Of ;slat contorted she devil was the seed
tef him ? What life grotesque and
wicked did she lead while within her
Went on aud on his pre -natal mord de-.
formation. What Jezebel smirked up-
on him at birth 2 'Whose hag'e druge
nourished:him ? What Pagao bestuecl
him fortutor. Wliat angel of deepest
hell sioged his boy's heart and shrilled
his man's conecience 2 into the pre-
sence of the loveliest, to the betrayal of
the naostdovelike of Scotlan's danghters
what evil power led him ? He Pas -hie
reward and P—the madman here up-
turned two melancholy eyes--' have
mine. But I stillecherisla in sorrow—.
Tile old waiter's resolution had come
to him ; iu the instant he had seized the
revolver; in the next he arose and aim-
ed it at the raver's head. Turniug
away, the latter ran to an open window
and, pausino one instaut with a wild
cry and gesture upon the sill, flung
himself to death in a manner of a diver
leettd foremost, upon the pavement be -
In the latter part of the seventeenth
century Frenonwoman of extraordin-
ary beauty startled Florence, in Italy,
by the splendor of her equipage and en-
teetainments. Her husband, the
Ceinit , had been dead some two
years, and the brilliant widow made The Lancaster (Penh.) Express as-
socle attractive use of the millions he Buts that the subjoined are genuiue ex -
had. left her that she soon ceased to tracts from a will lately discovered at
number her courtiers on her fingers. the Registry office in that city, which
One, plight she discovered a mad in was written by a man who committed
the assembly at her palace vvhom it was suicide in the Susquehanna, at Colum-
hOr destieeato.love. He, too, was very bia, more than 100 years ago, but was
handsome, and for a time the fairest never probated:
n Irishmen's wat.
couple wnom the society of Florence in 44 This will be found after my deth if
those stately days looked up n were alley look sharp. As I noe the people
thought to be destined to a life of mu- • that hes found my harms is curious
Mal. happiness. But one more atm- about my deth, which is something out
terous at least,suddenly descended from of tho way, I'll give them aul the satis-
ehe north captivatedAdonis. This was faction in my power about it, as I noe
a Russitto woman of high rank, whose the hole mealier from beginning to end
residences and tiCrf:f3 were scattered ---whiCh is me own misfortune that I
through every country in Europe. She married a cross woman thatis niver
departed with her bridegroom at the viand but when she's vexing Inc. and
close of a triumphant season of revels, shponding me , substance, whereby I
after inviting her Gallican rival to be- have been redueed to great shifts, as
come her guest for a fortnight in the well the world knows—'adder McDon-
course Of the approaching summer. ough in particular. It may be report -
The Frenchwomau surprised the victor ed, as the world is greatly given to ly-
by accepting the iovitation, awl iu the ing, that I died by aceideut e but this is
brief July of 1682, at a superb summer a mistake, for threwed myself on Wed -
residence on the southern shore of the sdity evening, being tired of the world
Gulf,of Finland, hard by the site of the and fretted out. of me life ; and as the
splendid Peteroff, the memory of the little that's left of rim substance is not
antagonism at Florence was apparently much, I hope there will be no quarrel
laughed and whiled away. The bean- about my disposing of it in the follow-
tiful Countess did not leave herfriends jug Inenner :
hrithout obtaining from them a promise There may hem my breechee pocket
to visit her at .ner own favorite retreat (its I put there all I nad), about some -
the very next year. In, the following thing less than half a guineain shillings
July she welcomed them to an immense and sixpences, and some half pence,
ancient country seat on a slope of the give that to Dolly McGinnis.
western range of the Carpthian Men.- Peter Doyle makes me pay too intieh
tain Mountains. From the day of for.naer cabbin and little bit of -potato
their arrival they were treated, day and geounk but I made it :Miser by chalet,
night. to its OUVOGoolo.. ta'r •pte.aotticao Ma • Tile Varttuii ace.° llo way and todder; so
seutpassieg any that she had received I lave it to my youngest son, Robin,
at• their handa. • Her retait)ers were because I like him better than Coredy.
,i;umerous, trained to perfection and As for Corney and his mudder,theyttuty
hbeyed their mistress,witli the celerity, provide for themeelves. I had emit'. to
l'ilence and huinilily of slaves. Her doe to tne,intein them , during my itlife,l
orses were of the ilobleit breeds, and and I'm allure I'll not trotible Lae *hod;
tho bridle paths led through the 1115011t lhet0.110le rid `add. -
ti charming scenery, Her 'sappers, sow and pigs, rand InY:' crltoifitt-
id with the glittering display of tnat along, Wid me' badeS, mb , tObne0Dit00
e, offered the dishes and tile Wines of lielia,',and'rne Masa hook, i lteve'to Fad-,
t31410 conutries, lIari?rrs and Singers dor 1,161)onock) fur thougl) lio squeezes
j'ined at tt distorter) in giving thezest 11-1 Aro 104,4, ne"e aude anuf eetel ut.
11: artin's Pttleeteitta's Cettenariiii'e music, tile bothetti :4
to those feasts, which wart followed al-, Ale ook ine. dog, 016 woktle)*,
ileost trigletly by , theatrical, ,rpletwieutet- nightcap And tee ratet give to holiest
trhy.1)°;o'fitrzolTgl?I'llie014 14f )T1agiCLaU. or eTvoebrydilrirb11;1;gati".'
14.1 1av.ehiin,aleo
er)inetialies "took off a dishevelled andbe good sliirt. As to the 01111 I ilaVO .011
wiltivring,gayet • 4.- now it is. tint ,343O I
se. 1 of the vi it' 'vat tg; laive it to 1110 -Wife thtlt she in,ty -have
le a wooS 1. • •
eiee6it morteluiltient ;tea, delightful no rasoll ontsillaill" ' '
by ilte presence of a large nowhee' • • 1)21010 TOorAnr,
distinguished gtiests;froixt various qattr, Fehrtlary 26, 17,f31)
tere of Burope--friends oftlie Countess conisstrA) ' '
whb soltiom let a satnteer'pass without / forgive' all the exoept trto
itecopting her Dohornain wife, stint, 'fOrgive I0or tt)o) but it's
And ,the hist t)ipiltbeforo their de. stgoiiist two will, and I do' it to vlazo
t (11..0 farall en tertaiu tnen t'which Paddtr McDonough,' and kapc 34310 A/V01)
pretnised to 'itirpitis everytiong that, had, SpOil 601 of ,purgotory, don'b titely
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of thy t01,0gie01 and tiheal tableaiat know= what, was ,ite Led,
iii17,4/444 014.44 titinibel, of the guests of • 1i1331110 Tootti.
tousioal key, ate emit , ask the' both ty too, inoimAiug hot foillior
o formlio her young. My gi4ty,lialiecl husband of the Itussioaa, had, boon petok or et lett beak,
rtionia, eolititiud yout prayor, for, provollscl'„, oil to 101(0 )911t8 111thorn,
6(0) sou have hero no time to, tray , At the 411080 Of ale Ifr91g33i8.001It ,t,14:tati dinnarneie heir kept at` illtetL,'
tiA, tho coltiPatlY, so,l)fitittitt# Rota, Sootaineuto, Was
let eue oir000k your pitstol." Titoso wilo wore to 01)Potikr 111,4114 rOP1101* ,hrbilght itteltie hity4sitim en the 101h
t • ( 7 tura tiortr, U9* as a w nd a theic tir 4 t„,110 ' tiraL tot ".1#1:10 ITO
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.4n Ungditont Joke.
She came from Detro it, Mich., and
her great pride was being an invalid.
She lost no time m stating she came to
Minnesota to recuperate. She did not
hesitate to enter into conversation with
any person she came in contact with,
giving advice, climatological and phy-
siological, to invalids, and 'seeking the
same. from those of robust cobstitution
Her conversation was always prefaced
with the iptroductory inquiry, eo com-
mon to vitirorieheeDide-you• eofnahhere
for your health ?" She thus iaddressed
a stalwart, ruddy -visaged gaifileman at
the dinner -table of the Metropolitan a
few days since, and the fOloYsing di- whiskey. He persisted in singing at
dOittit.,foadlit ohildron woro tho rolOit
of the liulon,
The Aoblo family tIie Atarctnio • '
turned up tiloip 1414 1.40$00 tiii*
toarrisp with baohwoo4e oirl of: <4,,x4',
0r1011, Ter11504 3"04,001,4Z0
iser,• The husband seVeral ycars no,
boonieeio 9,, member of the ,Doard
Trade ef"ChicAtgo. go 'there, showed
mil same lyttyNyara txigto, "t4
ta,s1 boon tlio ownso lo
life) Ile Inado forturteetand lost tikseu •
Sonletinles lie SYAO (43. t1.10 toU ltago ,itte
prosperity, and .agaiii he lived In 8.1•00•1111. • ,
ill. 0130 of his periods of denreSS,*
took his own life) 11.B io
jeaviop4 laic wife and srx04:404: 7
in poverty.• svidow r`API
cbiltiroAi att(1po )nea,us is a itilleciara#ffig
.1404,014ott,gro. Or elsewhere., *The 4".1.
'est boy contributed what he Cettld 'to •.
tua,support of the •faraily ‘1,10,0144Lng,
boot*: andfeelling 3lowol)a1)91' '`.4(41:4
Wasrefooted rttgf4ed,anct trete,edn-,,
cation was received, in thttr`..stree,tS;'-":4,
story thus far 18 0110 of elitAY reolt-
lesstiose and waywardness., eet'self,,exiler
from home, and,. tell 0114,Y, ,YArriagUi 1)t:
a premature 41„ookt#, sabsequ.V• , •
wretonedoess tollia4iimily, :The crttiu- N
eluding chiipterslOin no40-' be writteit. •
Intelligence '111441.'1st 4,Vsittehod Chioago
tnat the Marchioness...1)e „Bel:1(1, 'has ,
died. TlioPhioagoftw, the,' 04ee14
son of the !Wily; Ali 'that le' 'Want- ,
ing the "proofs of' it 'War'
marriage' aatcceiditege to the, Aueerioau ,
raw,„,,ehali he' i'erWard1c4.; • to tiauOs. '
The- Perna lesoAlizcs. foreign -)!`
44
moriageS contraletidlatIriendty oonas ,
tries accordiug to `the ittar 'of those "'4
countries. Consequently the marriage
'with the Michigan girl will be held •va-
lid, and not only do the title ef tho
family, but one-third of the fortunes
descentl to the widow and her family,
now in Genesee. The widow herself'
bermines a Marchioness, holding tlie
same relative position to the family an •
did the deceased Marchioness. The
oldest buy becomes a Marquis. l'be ,
family is one of the most distinguished
in France. It dates ,back to the Cru-
sades. It has furnished two Cardin-
als ancl two Marshals to the nation.
Excenott Interest itulegt.
For finding the interest on anyprin-
cipal for any number of days, the an-
swer in each case being in cents. septa -
ate the two right hand figures; to ex-
press it in dollars and cents'
Four per cent. --Multiply the Finch -
pal in the number of days to run; sep-
arate the right hand figure from pro-
duct, and divide by 0.
Five per cent.—Multiply by weather `
of days, and divide by 72.. 4 A'
Six per cent. --Multiply by number
of days; separate right hand figures,
and divide by 6.
Eight per cent.—MultiplY by num-
ber of days, and divide by 45. fl
Nino per 307134.—Multiplv by number
of day; separate right hanil figure, and
divide by 4.
Tee per cent.—Multiply the number
of days and divide by 36.
Twelve per eent.--Multiply by num-
ber of days; separate right hand figure
and divide by 3.
Fifteen per cent. Multiply by num-
ber of days, and divide by 24.
Eighteen per cant.—.Multiply by
number of days; separate right hand
figure, and divide by 2.
Twenty per cent:—Multiply by
mber of days, and divide by 18.
tte hea..
On one of the Anchor Line boats the
othei clay, was a young man of decent
look, but a good- deal the worse for
logue ensued :
" Yes, madam ; I came hod 'proba-
bly the weakest person you ever saw.
I had no use of toy limbs ; in fact my
bones were little tougher than cartila-
ges. I had no intelligent control of a
single muscle, nor the use of a, single
faculty."
" Great Heavens," exclaimed the as-
tonished auditor, " and you lived !"
"1 did, Miss, althong,li I was devoid
of sight, toothless, unable to articulate
a, single word, and dependent upon oth-
ers for everything, being complete-
ly deprived of all power to help myself.
I commenced to gain immedietely upon
my arrival, and have scarcely experi-
enced a sick day sinee, hence I can
conseientiously recommend the cli-
mate."
"A wonderful case," said the lady,
"but do you think your lungs were af-
fected 2"
." They were probably sound, but
possessed of so little vitality that but
for the most careful nursing, they must
have ceasedtheir funetions."
"1 hope you foam' kind fliends,sir?"
"Indeed I did, madame ; it is to them
and the pure air of Minnesota that I
owe my life. My father's family were,
all with me, but unfortunately my ino-
ther was prostrated with severe illuass
during the time of my g.eatest prostra-
tion."
"How sad 1 Pray what was your
diet ancl treatment ?'
" Merdiet was the siinalest possible,
consisting only of milk,: tliat being the
001vtodmy syatetn Would bear. As
for treatment I depended aetieely oie
the top of his voice, and it was the
poorest kind of singing. After a brief
pauso he removed his hat and • said:--
" Now I'm going to dog something ve-
ry sod." "Hadn't you as soon wait
till we get to Vicksburg?" inquired a *
passenger. " Wh-'—what f'r ?' gasped
Inc young man. "Because I've got a
young mule on the lower deck, and if
he gets an idea that he can sing as good
as you do he'll never be worth a nickel
to bray." There was no mare singing.
......._•
Gen. Schenck, 1.1. S. Minister to En..
land has been using an old Americair '
anecdote to good advantage. To the"'
wife of a British Cabinet officer who.
assured him that " England made Am-
erica all that sne ie," he said, "Pardon
me, madana, you remind me of the an.
ewer of the Ohio lad in his teens,who
attending Sunday school for the first
time, was asked by his teacher, "who
made you?" , He teplied, 'why God
made me about so long (holding his
hands about ton inches apart) but 1
growed the rest.' "
"What are ye dancing around here
for?" inquired a bootblack of aisoy *a-
quaintance whose face was covere"dwith
smiles, andwho was executiag a dou-
ble shuffle " GlOry nuff fet ono day!".
replied the lad, jumping still higher,
" Cow got into the gareen this iriOrn-
inrr and tramped every bed flat as yor
hat, and I won't love to pull :a weed
this summer."
".1 wilder whin, makes my eyes 80
weak." said a fop to a
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