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OrlrIMI-Next (10Ortolti ;melon's; marble naardcs,
Ilatel.p0Ncl:,-Centr Hotel.
Ve.41ealar atteXitie ipaid. to obronie diseasoa,
41Lproniptly tendtaltdvwofre0,
VI,UtOr4 Uaroli 28,1878 82-,y
TIE,. LANG, M 13., U. 1)., L. R. C.
ss-ao. s• 0. Crraduale of Trioity College, iNfour.•
leer of Um College of Physsicians and Surgoone of
Ontario. --Drug Stine, 1ail:1St. Grant=
u1Js also proprietor of the Drtiff store, and con-
stantly keens on httEla a large stook of pure elruge
1atemt1Sfedieines, mod Dye atUffii. •
Grauton, Jun018,1874. 45 -Ont.
A. ELLIS,
Surgeon Dentist,
hoe lociated pernialleintly iu Ezeter. Office at tho
1131y
Contralliotel,
'goat
ITARDING & HARDING, Barris
-Lass tors, ttormays, $olisitors, Colurnissioners
11. B., etc.
Orr roll--1111"Tron's 13Loos, Water Street, St,
Marra, • -
,fereltv HAnnitto. E. W. RAunralci
IVIESSItS, XONES eV. NIODOITGALli,
Barristers., Attorneys -s4 -1v, Solicitors in
Chancery,. Conyelancors, Commissioners in 'C;),11,
linilgotaries Pnblio, St, Mary'S,
091,1on-lintton's Block, 1Vator St., StOlary's
Out. 1-1y.,
MeDIA,EMID,
DiTtRISTED,NOTARY, CONYEYANERI
• atioara ONT.
G. WILSON, Issurw, o
.. Marriage Licienties under the now Ao
at the Post Office store, Zurioh, Ont, 4G-tf.
BROWN, Public Auctioneer,
• weareeisea. Salesnromptly atteudod to,
Terms reasonable.
Wluohelsba Oct,15,1873.
fr N. HOWARD, LICENSED AU -0-
!I • tioneer for the Co of Huron. Sales prompt-
ly attended to, and terms reasonable l'ost office
address, Exeter, eatober 4
EN PEAL HOTEL, MAIN STEEET,
Exeter. Ontario. Oke & Biesett, Proprie-
tors. This hotelis new and fitted upin the best
style. Special attention paid to tbe wants of the
travelling public. Large santale rooms for com-
mercial travellers. Cood stabling i1•71d attentiv0
headers. lee.tf
-vrANSION I-IOUSE, EXETER
ONt., W. HAWKSITA.W, Proprietor. Thl
new and commodious hot elle now completed, and
fitted up throughou* isith first -furniture. The
-best of Liquors -amino ohoicest of Cigars at to
Bor. The house ia capable of accommodation :RI
gusts. Excellent stabler; and an attentive hos-
tiers. (51-1y.)
-UEE H0T1'1, LI.T0A3Ns
1..;
BOWrY, Proprlotor. 'Phis first-cla s hotel
has lately changed hands (from eW. E. Wil) ins to
W. Bowey), and ls 41tted with new fen Wire
throughout. Fred, 'bus to and from the station •
• Otlice for the new lino of 'busses to 1 andel,. The I
bar is replete with tho choieest Lqnora and frag-
rant fravantts; Rom: coultnercial sample room.
Good Stabling and attentive; hostlers. 92-ty
1313LIN HOUSE CORNER 01?
•)' Tread: and Will hum Sibreti/S, IMMO. The
above TIotel been rented by Mr, IMMO NVItito,
and thoroughly roilttod. for the comfort of the
traveliag public... Good liquors; and cigars at, tho
bar. ,Aadative hostler always in a tto edema.
IsAAC Prop,
Laden, April 15, 1875 S5-13111.
'
gee 2:-.1'fS
ILVS. SEINTIOE having removed, to
the statalatelv occupiel by air, 0. South-
.^.,,coptai, Miler, bits tiompletely renovated. tho prom -
arranged hie studio to as to coininand
('of the Ilest Lights -in Canada •
ate rod td eeeetito weak in first-class es+
.1•. 10,14411)g past notrounge, he begs, a eon-
, 1141.14A 0± tue favors of the public. Attention
called to his stock of Framers, &c., having on
--hand a, •mod. selection o f mouldings, and being
preparel to make frames at moderate rates.-
ltosido aces photographed.. Photographs when re-
orioned , 2 per doa.; Cabinets, 1i6
WANTED WE WILL
, givo encrget'e
• Men and. women
Business that will pay •
Irina $4.to dO tan day, coo be pursued in your
own noighhothond, and Is strict y honotable, Par-
ticulars free, or samples worth several dollara'
that will °liable you to ao to work at once, will bo
sent on receipt of fifty cents. Address J. LATH -
Am a oo., 419 Washington street, I3oston, Mass.
• 0 Box 2154. 1104
0.L. NO. 024
I A0 Night of meet-
ing -,,First Friday in ev-
ery month, ever Stan-
ley & Jormyn'S'Istore,
Drew's new b1oc1,111111%
sI. Visiting Brethren
' cordially invited 'to at
tend.
CATEN 'WILLIS,
_
-setisk sorra 'WHITE,
1‘47.7--4,44M
-.4. • 16-1y. secre*arY.
le:TOTICE TO TRESPASSERS ON
ao,4 THE CANADA. comPAR v's LANDS.
• —
Thereby motion all persons against cutting or
reuniting timber frem the lands of the Callas
Company, as I am anthorized to prosecute 511
tresp. esere *with that1 nost rigor of the law.
JOBB' sPACESIAN,
Timber Agent Can. Co.
Exeter, May 18 89-1f.
1_,TJMBE-13.
BLA.OK ASH, 'BAILS, CORDWOOD
• AND CEDAR POSTS
Cheap for Cash
AT
BI SSE T'S
znill, two and a half inges west of Ex-
eter, ea the town line of Stephen and Hay.
Bill stuff ent on the shortest notice less than
fifty feet.
R. RISSETT.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
VOL, 3, NO
AND SOU H JELTJRON, SOtTLI PERTH AN
16,—W4OLE NO 118.
(:)1,
MID
71 XE TER, ONTARIO, TaURSDAY, DECEMBER
1875.
•FARMERS,
ATTENTION.
• Cash paid. for
Hides, Sheepskins,
AT THE CORNER
One Door, Sona.
HoteL
H
e40,)
of Drew
ARRIVALS!
AT THE
Peop 1,e ' s Grocery
Store.
J. OTtUNNICAN
has received a large stook of
GROCgRIES,CROCICE11,7 &c.
also a large stook of
•BOOTS cR4 61-10E8
suitable for Fall and Winter, consisting of
Men's, Women's and Child..
ren's Wear.
Those in want of a first-class artieto in the Boo
• and shoo lino should not fail to
EXAMINE MY 8T001‹
Before purchasing;
as my eperience of thirty years in that line ono
blcs me In purchasing to soleet that only -5;110h
caiirecommend.
Li LARGE LOT 01
First Class Bacon
VIle.TOTEL FOE SALE.
+sleet_
owing to tbo death of his -wife, the subscriber
oilers for sale the Commorchil Hotel at Dash-
ood, Lake Bond, tesvnship of Stephen, Co. of
Buren. The hottso is $9x40, 2 storoys high, having
good. kitelien and svoodshecl, A. commodious
oriving houso and shed, two nevor-in3ling well
ofwater, a good garden and. cattle vard the
prerniSes, which eon-41Am Lem of land. For
tertherpartiaulass apply te
UMINNElt,
7 tf. De sihwood. P, O.
JUST RECEI-NtED.
•J• CRUNNIICAN4
113-20pF.,,p•44c,S. OLD STA
LOOK!
TO YOUR CWN '
-
r •
• c E Tongue
AND Absoynn '
Clough
rre n
Senic*r:s
• ilARIS1 FOR SAL111.-ONE HUN -
balm acres of svild land, being lot 1111 the
lath cOn of Cc•Ichester, in the County of
well timbered with rnarleetable timber. To bo
sold on easy torma, or exchartged for suitable
-teeth property. Pot further partteulltrs anply•to
aoine'ootro1e, in Jam oS Vantion'a cottage.
I-IA:RV FOR SAliFekeONE HUND.
'
rori riores,, ntoro 011 leas, lot en 8111 0011.
1)F4b01110, County Iturort, 78 acres eleared, remain-
der in hardwood. bush, well fenced. end in a good
state of oultiVation, inalordralood, gctod oral; trd,
splendid, well of water, frame barn liax70. ppd.
collar 165 house, ailed convenient to sehool
.and obtooli. 1 xttiTog frett Lotion 5 froni Grantor.,
nlid 11. hem St., Mary's, Olt deed wave). road.
'rerrn s -$8,8001 half down and ILO other in five or
w•PONaSititititor time, Vor further partiottIars apply
'to IAA . 1),LE,11,,, on the nrerrilaea. I07-tf
1Ait37L 'TR'
serlbercifferifloriltIc ,
, 0011.0, Tlabera 0, Containing "41 .itiats "xeefiett
land, 413 aeree Oloared, ititlitnno well od, 71
dwolling belie°, barn anilletatile 6.1 tife'ii isesr
alao fi, good yrtnag 00i71 116 of graft fruit and 8,00
spring. 1>latala1 front Exeter fdat
miles, For further yetrtioulard apply te 0%131;111AP"
fStlY,proptforer, Exeter P,O.
PhotogaUir
A.jitg :PREET, EXETER
Mq 7711I11001:,
SOLE AGENT
(0, VANt)USEN
TrgEP oonstantly on hand the Largest and
Dest Assortment of
PURE D R TJ G- ,
HEIVIICAL S,
DYE -STUFFS
Patent Medicines !
HORSE tCe CATTLE
• MEDICINES, •
Tooth, Nail, Hair, and Cloth
RUSHES
PERFUMERY,TOILE±-SOAPS
• fke.
STATIONERY
BALAkLAVA,
COL, A. 11. BUNN*
Tho tidal wave of battle, on Baligilava's
Breaks forth in crested fury a cyelone of the
main. .
The surging a the squadrons, as down the
steeps they poured,
With the thunder ef the horsee,and the 'light,
nings of the sword.
in vain the Russian phalanx would"chook their
mad career,
Their eyes alight with fury, and their heart
devoid of fear.
Onward, like the eon -wave, when Afoses waved
his rod,
And the water leaped on l'haroah, beforo the
breath of God. •
With dykes of serried. eann.on, with walls of
glittering steel, •
With ramparts of bravo fo.prien, they thought
the past to seal.'
11
33:yroli.titin,ligo dthyakeliavoilifgeran4nona,rtthrl'olgalco armY
of steel,
School Books, Toy Books, •
131ankoBooks, Magazines, In that death-sbadowad Valley, whero war
A llatunsFancy Goods' elousls hide the sun,
..Pencil Slates, Load Pen- Bides, first in martial glory, the g,-ty atul gallant
oils, &o. Dunn. ,
Patroclus in his beauty, Achilles in his Loight.,
The first to lead the squadrons, and the last to
leave the fig,ht.
riling the walls
OLE Agents° lor LAZARUS, MORRIS,
Co.'s Co ebrated Perfected Spectacles an
Eye-glitssos.
Presc• riptions and Recipes quickly and accu-
rately dispens,ed. Remember the Place -Di -
redly opposite the " Central Hotel," Main-st.,
Exeter. VANDUSEN & Co.
Exeter, astrmarv 7, 1874.
ruHE W.D.11,3GLOCHLON WATCH
is the best in the market
Whereler the war is fiercbst, whole comrades
shout for aid,
Dashes' his fiery charger, falls his rcsi11oss
• blade,
Thrice rushed be to the rescue, when ha heard
his eon:trades' (ales, „
His form dilate with fury, and tile death -light
in his eyes.
As bursts the bolt from storm clouds, upon
the vale below, •
So flashed and fell his sabre, like lightning 071
the foe.
For desperate deeds of darin&Y, whero man con-
. tends with'man,
Leonidas and Sparta rm.:longer load the lam
But' rivalling the Spartan- in the inurtor tea '7a70;
•
. ,
The "Now Dontinion" hero shall tali.) on equal.
P114,9,
,...
And le4g, as,England's 'banner shall float o'er
„ lana. -and sea .
, .
Boyo Dann shall be the glory of the new
-- '110'41-_-inopylae.
,
Coliour'g, Oct. 25...
suro and -get the" W. 3).MeG1ochlor1 match"
before buying. You will liorotitni otivir after see-
ing them. All who wear them recommend them.
Gold and Silver, Ladies and C•entientan's sizes.
77 'Modes street, London. "Sao, the testimonials.
The largest, best and elleapast stook of fine Gold
Jewelry, Cloaks, Silver, and: Platea Ware, Panay
Goods, &c., &o., in .the Province, Repairing of
every descriptio. MoG1.01101-1LON.
17 Dundas ste London Oh
Why pan% You Go to Johns?
Tams uptlain street, at his old stand,where
he has liken for 13 years.. Johns has moved into
his new shop now. Anybody will tell you where
Johns' Tin-slibi; it If you do not know whore to
flziA it, ask the Mit man you See n lixoter to show
you. He'll do it. When yon got them you'll know
it's the:place beeause there is no other place juut
like, it An themorld.,
stoves;tinivare old "things. You'll
Zoe them lying clear out on the sidewalk -all of
benumarltec, 10 plaiu flon•cs. You don't need to
ale- for what you ;Want. You •can pielt them up
anywhere.
'JOHNS SELLS CHEAP
so his St01;0 is 43:MVO full of .133.011 1133d I901/1011.
Last SattirAar-lxis Stn.() Was 01.100k tlin!Of men
,and, wo bh-vod he bad as much as lib coulcl o
to tat ones,. Snell a lot of money 1 tell
yo
Patterns of Stoves
.are Stlinners,
Noling like them in -these parts. Then there is
such lots of
,
' Hot -Air Drums
and other things. Such beantifill Lamps, ntw
Unandelleril Table cutlery. Cruetso Mats, Ilre,sa
and Enamelled ' Ketiles, Sauce) anti and. Pots,
Churns andliarhne, Baskets and Butcher Knives,
Sausage l'sfae 8 fdd
vflaseeles, Coal 011,131ackle,
stove pipe v and'hundreds of other things
-alt usefol and good, and you'll find theni piled
from the, celyei 'up' to the esfllug.'
Z,OWARD,
i„iffotti, mid ask iyyjnany
queitleriertvid- DA, ,:,111.in,.,rfo tny compliments
aboutiltisstool&atidaits: and deingthindS,
that he getaltiuMeee. • ofitionlfdinlid.100eSiii111*
• .
Self up 111 the &tsee •
FALL ARRI.
t.T.
iBrapidlr ate
Gen
s ing E
somo ot too
BEST! 4.1t0 714 TWEE EVER
- me into Exete
They have all been pitrehased for CASH end at
Cash fige rot, therefore if satisfaction eon be given
at all, the ettbscribor can give lt. Everything in
the 11n. urn. a necktie to tt IdadaoriThey overcoat
ca,fig bo had of him. Mats, Caps, Socks,
, Collars, Cravats, etc.
1101.1Sill nit ).54C.11,B.
Pim subscriber offersfer sale 07 liont,.1t splam.
clfd offo-and..a.balf stOry ilWelling
on Situeoe st,„ lit the 01 Enter, adJeinlng
here ottani, TAltrig ram:enable, and Made
1010•1% ea tieeIyhig
110`11q11t1/8011,
al toter p, A,
it
nub
Mr.:Bright
sbin ehorrge of "the Tailoring Department
PEREECT. EIT8 ARE GUARANTEED -
ant in the most fashionable style. Oleth pur
chatted of ind out fro° of obarge.
i. P. MAR' tsent &co
Pi:toter, Soptoinbor 2,18/e.
PUMP ]ACT °Int
The rittbaaribere have inartod rt Pardo Factory
n the Village of Carrolibrook, and also in the
rVoWnShil) of Hay
01411 miLt OT? EXE'ron,
and they are lit naafi titilloitOf
bus eau
mbil wslI
At: home, .
you can bu
Ti
NEY
TJin boBt timo to see hire is tn.
0.,fri always aroand then, but if you
'al aro tisoftirand ornamental it
erenco "what day yon call, because
IWay.s main:cyan feel as if you. WOTe
. Will ,fiell you. things oheapor than
tennelSewhete,
THE FROZEN TRUTH,
(CONCLUDED ).
, You was Fatal' it up pretty steep
wasn't you?' in quiredthe foreman.
_ '1 should.. eay 1:, wei.'i . Old Shad's
face tvas.bewitchin' me with the rosy
dawn ofunborncompliment. It wasn't
often I got an audience like that. I
.,
was talkaa' then, not about California,
but about Nevada, au' A seemed that I
was called upon to speak apiece for the
'Gal I left behind me,' an' I waltzed
in with all the fine points I'd. ever
heard of -an' could remember at the
time. _Bah Iheld myself right down to
the cola 'truth -0,131y flushing it occa-
sionally, like the top of a snowy sun-
set monutain with the roseate alpet.-
glow of our ratified atmosphere. .,
'Gentlemen,' I continued, 'when our
remotest prehistoric aneestors hacked
link wild mysterious story in the rag-
ged yet regular edges of the world-wide
scattered flinty arrow -heads, tney little
knew that unborn ages of a quickened
intellectuality would prospect among
their 'float' for the after -thought of the
soul's immortal lorigings. And when
the ancestral fathers of this 'ung re-
public, sitting upon tho ragedge of
the aew-born c8nstitutional, iscience,
dared to weigh "down our) nt trea-
sury to purchagea firma:A. Man of
Destiny' that ro known
as Louisiana', 1.10 j med that
an afterat',axelettela; (set would
prospe nows and
whi g este, ana
fi lemon, the
ail. ---the tree -
,teak -r- V
and fratlie o* that, axe,
sury ',Ji'
eihtlen* 0 !
' permit me%
NfiV: ni,liftlt_iTennItr:. to_ a:tthe boys at the
i
0"5v, geat,,opaett,; ts ys 1, after we
'laud w...cee • seated, 'thee men
•Ittetis disooveretl these groat mines
il bdeanzeraThave fonglit a • battle no
10 golotictie than that fought by the
' adke yoiath svho dreased their hair in
the mountafhagorge, where still the hot.
strain& bubble , up, whispering to the
heroic heath, ' This is Theemopylte I
int& ''S .7011178•
th4 131.1t4 alas ! these modern heroes ha
., , e moantainapesses of the deseralancT
,
• did. not need to ciree's their hair in the
X.ETEA
Jelei
STEAM RAKE &CRADLE FACTIRY.
•
SITMAIVI V011,72Zi.
they win he We ont Ottly de `tlibil.'Wellt: Ve1
bIotoboapor theta thew; SVIte have to aotlAirtrork
y hand. Every VittletY Of Wooden. pitinpa,
:ieltiding the •
CILZIMANEOPORCEPIINT
setae te meta :era Termed mwelirsan beteg 'war,
ranted fOr tWer yeare,
All orders loft atthe shop bflefr, BOtiltetforto mite
1107111 of 1)dotot.0111 reoeivet 3)1e041(1atteOti0n.
1,ItiNSIII0tIt 134
130ULT6N.
/f Itfay 7187
corrrii41-11
irrxtinr.comuttun, .,
throat of death, with all the honors of
barbarian pomp, while their bones wore
left to be dragged to the galloping nal !-
bight in sic of the prairie -wolf, in the
distant waste behind the veil of the
night's dim circle. Not the 4 untater-
ed ' wars their only foe, for him they
tutored after awhile --.but want en11
stotm, and houselese, homeless knell -
noes, and unrequited waiting and
Woollen Zarvest Tools sometimes Death comes softly demo
upon his bleak wings' with the glitnces
of the sweet-faced moon, and macle„the
lonely sleeper's dreams etorual in the
sago.
It was, if I rernenaber right, isa the
winter of 1860-7, or 18137-8, I'll not be
sure which -bat no matter, it was one
or the other -I font(' myself in 13„
which then WAS ft 110W and ftCtiVO
inggianap,and is now, tholigh no long.
or news still active. The mad isa the
town, owing to the late rains, the stir-
ring 13eop1e and newly 'broken earth,
was dise,greeably (loop. Lind johti.
eon: johns(); says I, what ate you
ota, an' where are yea bound for ?'
(I'm on the prospeet; says he, 'an
I'm bound foe the &Venice'
I -low ! says'1.
na wag �1, says he.
When ?'" sayit1.
,Te•morroVT,' says ho.
go with you,' says I.
It's a 'whack; says he,
$o nett morning wo harnessed up
his two little males to a light 'waggon
and Startorl through the 'natl.
4lietwy rolihig thtortgh the ant& I inte that family seine way or other, et
' in the valley to
YorymOch SO, illa.30.1,' Pi. )onclecl To this sneer Diu" hero did not, by
mg Sixteen; and when we camped the fax a \vim froni, the Mud to the snow,
We were all day ft,tla until midnight go- along sule.0 ine, and asked nie ' bow
phi snow, was so cl,uop an,c1. crusted, Inuit from the snow• to the anst,' f`rona ill°
the little mules wouldn't move another dust to tile hot place in the valley, an
Step '
L --so there we hung uin til
eiy
ti o deep frani tin' hot plac,p*
Eitiovi. poli e ,, ,,,baeti you .141. Lrried als old
sniall, and though that iva,ggon. had tioil. , -
nothing in. it bat 0111' blankets ±1111,4 tWO " Wrillifi Wc) were drinicire an' sclIonm-
or i'breO Ilunar°c1 rount14 of f.4),"11.1?, ote., in', the member whip took notes stood
about ns pOlitelyi
'Iolinso's toam W413 Nviilingr; but it s Any rejoinder,kbut continued the fital.a.-
ftslati. the judge v
., face or words, condeseend to expresS
ly of .1 coulting doue no better."
wnerq, roe ox -driver frozen Ids feet; an'
' 'Tow far'di'd You say that Was Frog" 1v11011 '.[ 1014 Iiiiil it wa4 all inside 0' one
whore you started, ?' asked 11. menibor, clay's drive, with El'Obod span o',,horses,
who Seemed to bo intkin' votes in tlie fle (Inv a long breath. an' shook his
fly -loaves of it book, liead,' sayin.' 'slowly, 'Wonderful clim-
'About sixteen miles.' ate ! *wonderful climcde l'
'Mules are no better in tine snow , "We all Went home from that club,
than in tl e mud/ said the judge with an' 1 fla"-,toreci myself, for about two
his little blaclt eyes twinklin' at,onaweeks, that I was just the old he
school-in:um abroad, enlightenin' the
people. •'
" Finally, I was ready, packed up, to
eeturn -to this coast, an just'as 1 liad
bid farewell to all my rela,tions, an'
was gettin' oft the cars, the hotel. clerk
where I roosted handed me this cloca-
Ifere he drew from his breast coat-
pvIcet it long envelop°, and slowly
passed it over to the foreman, the con-.
daitS of which, on being readaloud,
irevod to be as follows;
‘' SPECIAL LfTERA.RY CLUB.
fillpposo
"About tlie same. Well, we staid
there till MOrning'7-muleS not a thing
to oat but a' licit or two of flour, and
we it bite of raw fat bacon. 111 the
morning, however, the night -frost hav-
ing left the snow crusted, we roiled out
01) solicl footing. In ab.nit two hours
wo boot to soine 000dorazing and water,
andoampeci, to let the animals feed,
and to cook something for ourselves.
Then wo rolled along in first-rate style
to another camp at H. After we got
out,of that snow wo had no, trouble
with anything that dav but the dust.'
'Dust I exclaimed the judge, ciratvin'
his chair up closer to 11101 and glowin'
upon me with admiration.,
'Yes. Solinse did, not feel very well,
to he lay 'down in the waggon -box --it
was a common "light dtIlad axe -waggon
-vigil his, heaa toward the tail -board.
I was driving and after awhile I look-
ed back o -ver my shoulder, and there
Was old Jahns° fast asleep an the flat
of his tack, and the two bind -wheels
of the wogg,on just rolling the dust, in.
to his face.' „
'Heavy dist?' froin the judge.
Yes; the dust vas pilin''o" on him.
Each sido of his nose was all. filied up
ievol with' his • eyobrows-all smooth
.
" Singular country,' remarked the
judge.
" '111ost remarkable climate on earth,'
says 1.
• ," Ono would think go,'said the teller
who was Lakin' notes.
"'Well, we stayed all nialit at 11
and next morning we etarted by the
valley trail for 11,oveillo, infending to
geb there that night -but we didn't
make it.' .
"'W'Why so 2 7110110)o..10 mud?" asked the
juid8.e.
" 'No; no more mud; but about' noon
the sun come downs° hot tin/kb:he litge,
mules fairly 'melted on their feet, and
there Was 110 go in them -so we hung
up for the night at tho Springs.'
"now far were you ‘from B. at the
Springs?' asked the feller who was tak,
in' notes. ,
Let me sae,' says "I; "thirty-four
and twenty-four is fifty.eight---yes,fifty-
eieht miles.'
'1 The next day you proceeded to Re-
veille?' queried the judge.
0, no. That night they brought
an ex -driver into camp, with his feet
frozen.' '
" tli`rozen .1' shouted it member who
had•not spoken before.
" Yes, sir; frozen, and badly frozen.
A.nd they were still freezingaby the fire,
after be was brought in -because it
freeze eontimies till the thaw sets in,
and the thaw does not set in until the
heat has time to penetrate; and when
you are lying before a fire out of doors
in a cold bright starlight night; one
side chills about as ,fast as the other
thaws.'
gei Yes, that's true,' said the judge
--'when it man is lying out.'
r'I thought he put a curious little
quaver on the last word but one o' that
laraark, brit it was so slight I passed it
bY wont on with my story. ,
Yee, gentlemen,feet that have
been traaapiog ia the wet . suow all day
freeze very suddenly, in the change of
temperature which takes place as the
sun iv going down, in high altitudes.
And when a, boot and seek Mice become.
like solid ice, the jig is up. There is
no more motion for the foot, which
chimps lifelessly and helplessly, el the
end of the leg. A. ceshag of cast metal
is nob more immovably fitted to that
which it surrounds than is a frozen
boot to it frozen foot. You might its
well pull at ono of the bronze boots on
the statue of Jackson as attempt to
draw such a boot. The'poor fellow, in
this case, haying boeorne oonscious, as
he clumped about the desert in the
snow, hunting hir, orttblo, thitt hid foot
word freezing, tried to dra,* his boots,
01011 tQ rip them off; then, as the twi.
ight settled into the steely cold star.
light, lie set himself down and tried to
whittle them off, like the bark from a
tree; and when he fonadhe had whittled
the skin, and the flesh, and the nerves,
end the tendons, till the chips Of ba-
ther, with tho white bloodless flesh ad-
hering to their colicave sides, lay about
bins o11 the snowlike tmeitillfully shaven
chips from sonee yonng whiteswoocled
n'ialnyd—'
Godhstop, sir!' rotteed the
judgealroppitg his fries upon his knees,
and hate tho palms of his hands. I
stopped, Seeing- the terrible emotion
of Jadge Ephraim Shactwell, some
member moved, That we do now take
it a rink and. itdjourn.' Seconded.
While the drinks were being served,
the ;lodge recoveteds and eaid to me,
" kty dear ftiend, permit me te thank
you for this oveniagis enteetainment,
and. to assUre you, sir, that I never met
your equal. I formerly fiatteted my,
self that, 1 ould do something in that
lino, but hereafter I sli1l feel that,
Of 011 in, myspecial field, the honors
have taken the advice of the late Me.
Greolciy, ana gone
Rakes,
SnaitheS,
Fork Handles, ,
Grain Cradles,
Ile will have ready for the Conlifig havieFit, th
oolobrated
Sulkey Hay Rake
A, Novelty in fins section,
MERCT-T.A.Nr,t'S
Nou Ana Ilto
• t vantage to ituy their Stock from
me,
to arese evoe6seel to awn vita them as reasona-
bly as any better establishineot, anato give prompt
attention to all Orders,
WITOlitSAIA
uro g
of 7111 Itiodo ±A71t10 a specialty imi the trivailos
0.1101IG11 COTTIM
Rico ter,' Apra 4, i470. ' 8/41fri
' Piat.ii Ilti it Little Mere,
A minister haft:long, preached to the
15911)0 Congregation without much ap-
parent goodresell, It was a source of
deep griof of soul to the good 'pastor
‘vbo longed to' see sinners oonvertod,
When stuarino- on the matter on Sat-
urday morl)in r af‘ter lie had finished
writing
f thithow,lit occur -
his •s,
rod to hint. ',',:f arlifttis I shoot to high ;
loan go d iita4soe if Betty can un-
vant girl,
def.:stand, ii.,..1-! ' (1,y was a pious sor.,
, . ,
He *it o111e kitehen, arid called
Batty to come,and hear his sermon,
She hesitated. iiie insisted. She came
He reed it few sentencereand asked her,
" Do you understanct . that 2" ',No."
He repeated the idea in simple len-
gunge, and asked Ler if she saw it. "I
(lee it it little minister." He again sim-
plified. She saw it more clearly and
showed deetiintorest, but saik to him,
"Plain it it little more," and once more
he simplified. • Then. she exclaimed'
with ecstasy, "Now I see it; now I un-
derstand it. He returned to his study
and re-wroto his sermon in the simple liiIt has been pretty aocurately ascet-
style that Betty could understand.. able,t'lecihcotneattitttgitrio4810n.Ga
na11.y,toobeagarulerstuclyso
'as
On Sabbath morning Ite went to boys are, and that the effects of severe
Caurch fearing and trembling, lest his study will id 'nest iestances be , gate.
people should be disgusted with his
sermon, but fully resolved to try the men tel. This has been found to, be the
case in A.merioa more than in Eng -
experiment. . He preached it. All ivas sand. Not long age there was,brought
attention, as never before.
Many eyes before the csimmissioners of insanity in
" DEPARTMENT CE AUTISTIC tame.
were filled with tears and sinners begao
San Francisco it t ming giai'whoee mind
" This certificate bears witness to to cry out,"What must 1 do to be saved?
w
whom it may concern, to the full effect Ile changed hie style of langnage edashodrisceoaraseind ittomantoetx4tee atastylratra ,reinndeveli:
hat in the above department, J. E. S., thenceforth, and the Lord blessed his
a native of the State of Illiuoie, recent- labors alalindantly. table. The reason assigned was the
evil above alluded to. The girl had
y it resident of California, and now a sat
We e sometimes see a manuscript so been devoted to her studies. She had
itizen of the State,.of Nevada, has so beautiful that it is illegible. The lines
endured the "cramming" process nntil
eminently distinguished laituself, at a, aro smooth, the curve graceful, the or-
her mind gave wayAnd although, ac -
single sessien of this Club, that he has naanents elaborate, but the writing we s
cording to the, school reports, ',highly
been unanimously elected. an honorary are puzzled to make out. "I can't
distinguished in'her classes," she is to-
menaber of the Club, read the flourisnes," said it little boy,
" day it helpless lunatic from the effects
Emanate Suaowett, Pres. when he had vainly endeavored to pick
of this unnatUral and wretchedinthocl
"...Ionia- COOLt'Se0. out the mg eaninof a "beautiful letter" of subjecting youthful minds to a tor-
e
4 4 HS a certificate for flue lyin' " said he had received°. Half the time and la -
several 'voices. , bor, if spent in writing plainly, .would ture which must inevita,bly result in
"That's what's tlie matter, an' you have everything perfectly readable and swore mental impairment. It is, every
boys know that I wasn't lyisf 1" intelligible. ' year becoming more evident that, ifthe
old order of things is to be reveln-
" Of course you- wasn't! I've my mtionized, it will not answer to do so
a And are there not manserons
my toes frosted on the Same day that where the crucified •Christ is hidden
.
my nose was peeled! with ft, sunburn," behind the vain and worthlese flourish- without taking great Pains to find out
what are the nature and limits of the
said ote. -_es of human eloquence? Eloquence did education which the mind of an average
"An' I saw johnB.eards at old -White I say, ? 0 no, tot eloquence, for elo----airl will bear without injury to meatal
Pine, when he'd whittled his boots' off queues is the speech of earnestness and
,and bodily health.
P *Os II
and parts o' his feet. That was in honesty, and. knowing zeal and red-hot
1868," shouted another. logic; breaking and melting and
ep, dish it up. Boys, nom- moulding the hearts of those 'that hear; . Mixing Drinks.
1Bar-lre
i late the poisons. Ignorance is a local eloquence is sunshineand music and crime, and people who haven't travel.- grandeur and thunder and lighting; There is to be seen daily on ohostent
, .
1 a live in darkness. But the next tinae eloquence inspires and warms and up-- street,!.sa,ys thephiladelphia Bulletzn, a
man d7.
any- man here present proposes to tell lifts the soul on high';' but this, miser- 'essed in faultless apparel, with
a great diamond upon hibreast vainly
t le truth, T just -want him to remember able substitute.4.pnly _brass ant beads ss
endeaverentlittat
1 lilt I'got this paper from.' the 'highest mtrash
and g'ilt and tras'and tinsel; it ii4c1,- ingsto g , the naaagnifia
o maments of an enlightened e•ommun- of Satan to cheatGod'shamory children C-en'Ilialtaare oirhitCAlageiK - in a Ger
,-
i Man university he learned chemistry,
y, as a reward for telling the ertozea of their very breacl,giving them trinkets
and not even Liebig knew it better,
TRUTH -Overland Monthl21. instead of treasure, and empty woids His occupation is the mixing and the
"But thou, 0 man of God, flee adulteration of liquors. Give him fl,
instead of everlasting truths.
dozen casks of deodorized alcohol, and
these things," Preach the Word; and
t
seeing we have such liope, "use great he next day each one of them represent
plainness of speech." You need not the name of a, genuine wine or a popu-
fear to tell the truth isi love -the plain lar spirit. He enters ft wholesale drug -
Miter SESSION --THIRD LEGISLATUR,E.
store bearing it large basket on.
truth too: for that is about all the his
arm. Five pounds of Iceland. moss
truth there is that benefits mankind.
T ; are first weighed oet to him.' To raw
alk market language like Whitfield
liquors
pull the velvet off your mouth like this imparts a degree of emooth-
Spurgeotaancl pour out the great,grand ness and oleaginoushess that gives to
imitation brandy the glibness of ,that
everlasting
around yoe. which is mostmattned. An aetringent
ting Word of God to the perish.
"Plain it a little n -ore.". People are called eatechu, that would alanost close
the mouth of it glass in
rushing on to perdition; time is has- lcstaild. is next
toning, j udgment is approaching, and in order. A couple otmaces of strych-
no time to trim our sentences to nine, next called foossitre quickly con -
it is
please the eaT, or to hold back the veyerl to the vests 'Pokeet, and it pound
miglaty words that save men, or ta deal of white vitriolis as silently. pieced in
tenderly with the iniquities that des- the bottom of the basket. The oil of
,
troy them, "Plain it a little more," cogeke, thessulplauric acid, and other
p. articles,,that give fire and body to the
lain it to the servants understand it,
till sinners fell it, till the common peo- liquid poison, are always kept in store.
The mixer'bu'yte these -tbingsin.various
pie hear it gladly,and till little children pea -tors. .-Tboyarasestaples of the art.
gather around you as they once nestled
on the Saviour's breast.
"Plain it it little more;" lay aside the
mannscripts, study the Word, come
dowa where the people live and talk
with them as Jesus did, of sheep and
lambs ar d hens and chickens and spar-
rows .and lilies and all the homely
scenery of common 'life.
Draw your bow on your knees, and
may God speed the arrow in its flight
to seine poor sinful heart.
4.1114 1),00 11, dlerifriUOdifOrllia,
lithe 4 PYitlently anx.ioue that' the laW
should be carried out at once e'colituni-
I oftily and eiTectnally. Wawa seem
that on Ono or two occasions men who
limy° desired a ftee transport to Now
tYlcoert-licsi/u1;voiAitint021lwhlyteiie iontgewaitiortida
aseranol
have la eonsevenee been taken vo
famous city, when ofconi'se thea ilMOA
telloe hasheen, established, and, they
to,tvbe
eloy tleiel uroI
ltse:dotheoi.):1e 0.4,npioltileierob Quiriaa
ir,
who,, however, bas bit upon a method
for stopping it.. The Ifigt self-acousbd
slaughterer went te tina sheriff and told
a long story of thdagoulesof conscience It
.$0 your ooriscienee 871837,which afilleted *71,
tho official asked,
'An,' replied the murderer, have •
the °arse of Clain upou ray brow. I
wander, Wall der, bAvAia ne reSt.
',And y011r the Mtt •
m
han:Igion;(d:hat y.,ou ,waut to' hangee ?
'1 fool tI.slnt ,be easy ti; To
thoughef
ain't vt(0
St' antE to talto
'Well,
not the
froe ride to New:•
efissffitlie? for it
INTL)" York co:1414s, caul be trusted., to
hang a num. On the whole, as you
deserve to be Itilloci, and want to bold'.
led, as it can't make much differeneelo
37011 011 society how you are killed, so
long as'you are, I guess I'll hill you
myself.' The sheriff drew a revolver
from his pocket, but before he could
level it, the inurderer was down 'the
road out of sight.
' Too Sovere Study
OEITARia ASSEMBLY.
Toronto, Nov, 24.
The Ontario Legislature met this
afternoon at three o'clock.
The Lieut. Govenur came down in
State and directed the house to elect a
Speaker, stating that he would annonce
tuie causes of his calling Perliment to-
gether tomorrow at throe o'clock.
The Clerk having taken the chair,
Hon, Mr. Mowat moved the election
o R. M. Wells as Speeker, stating that
he desired to follow tate English prn,e-
tice of keeping the same Speaker in
office, who had filled the position in the
previous Parliament.
Mr. Gow seconded the motion, and
commended Mr. Wells' inapartiality in
the position he formerly occupied.
1\fr, Cameron said Mr. Hodgins
would have been more acceptable to
both sides of the House, and he did not
agree in the encomiums passed on Mr.
impartiality. Ile did siot intend
to move any menaber in• opposition to
t ie Government nominee.
Mr. 'Wells wars then declared elected
and then conducted to tho chair. He
thanked the Houso for their confidence,
Theallouse then adjourned.
. ourptin Al tiler in fats iloyhood.
From rnp Rocoubigicturo in 'Washington.
When I was about to leave the
inounteins of Oregon, it taw years ago,
t lad try nay fortune in the great Wide
world, as tho phrase) runs, an old man
sitting on a worm Pollen one evening,
with his buckskin legs hanging down,
said to me, veryetenderly and wisely,
" 3 onquin , don't you go; the world's
n impostor', and ib will feed you 013
husks, es it did the prodigal son." But
1 told him I was resolved fo go; teen
the old man looked demi into the sue
which was falling into the Pacific sea
like a mighty. hemisphere: of •fite, then
ip at his flooke of sheep feeding on the
iillside, ana said, " Wal, joirquin,-, if
you must go, go; but you'll comp beak
mete clay to the (...ia ranch. , You'll be
ick of the world and sorry yeti went,
and you won't have no buckskin
clot'fieS, Ewa yott won't have no home,
But -when you do come back -for yoli
are it good taconite' bgy'i Joaqttin-ana
i
lave no buelzsitin dot jas end m
no hoe,
yott must corne to ili end I'll give you
a home, and you shal ive with me and
bake care of my...0l'8bp, at $40 :t
Month, as long as yetiqive."
Well, 1 have worn oat my °thee
elothee, and T. have no' hone, but I
can't go 'blot to the old men in the
sheep lnisiness, for, tis the Proudh say,
he le dead and gone over to the major-
ity, and. I eomti to you to -night to id -
taro, 1 toll you all this to show you
that this is not my frivol:Ito parsuit,
' I thanked the judge for his f1t101t011 ftild aige to show yort that I have, net-
compliments,batWobsterleIlnabtidged, the highest opinion of the prersent lee -
soaked in Los Ang.6164 ,honey, could tater. No have 1 of Any mail who
never pan out a speech meal to thank. wine nOtotietY of name hi rirate another'
ing him for the admiring radiation thttt flota,, Ana then contents to exhibit him.
shone from his face„" self for hire , and ,call that lecturing,
. Didn't ho he, ne daughters " llo; 1 had preferred the sheep ImPinots,
taloa a tough miner, . I'(I ha' inarried pia at this moment with Iiia mteopt.,
oa tho oda 11141110oNer.
••
outman Saliva Kals Snakes.
The Marlette (Ga.) Journal, was told
by a gentleman the other day that hu
man spittle is ae deadly to poisonous
snakes as their bites are deadly to man.
II° says that -while picking up a, bun-
dle of straw and trash under his arm,
while cleauiug his field, it ground rat-
tlesnake, four feet long, crawled out
from it and fell, to the ground at his
feet. He at once placell his heel upon
the head of tho snake, and spit in his
mouth. Shortly afterward the suake
showed. symptoms .of inactivity and
eicknees, and he picked it up by its
tail, and carried it to the house and
showed it to hie wife, tailing her 116 ltd
spit itt its MOtttll, ill1C1 thdb it was poi.,
soiled. At the expiration of fifteen
miautes the snake wes dead. To fur -
thee experiment, he came upon a blow-
ing adder, which ejected from its
mouth a yellowish liquid. He caught
it and spit hi its mouth, and It diol.
He caught anothee blowing, and it ro-
to opet its etiontli. He spit upon
Stick ad rabbed the spittle upon the
adder's nose, and it died. Afteraittrds
he came aerate mt black snake, regarded
as not peisonoits, and he caught it and
stain ite metals. basked of the pipit
-
do killing the bleak snake, as it did
thc poisonous rentiles, it ouly made it
sttipidly siek, froisa which 11 recovetted,
Thie oonclueively shows that, poisonous
8 tirt,lmg have as much to fear from the
SPilitle 6011811 88 man 11119 td feat frolt
their liff,64,-
• o -
THE GLonn.-On Friday, 7th Ann-
ary, 1876, the Weekly is to appear in a
totally new and improved form. In-
stead of eight largo pages as -now, it
will bo made up in sixteen pages (of
14 by 20 inches each),and form a hand-
some yearly volume of ,832 pages. The
paper used will be of beautiful quality,
greatly soperior to that heretofore used.
It will be printed from stereotypeplate
cast from a new font of type, and con-
sequently tvi'iretain a clear and beau-
tiful impression throughout the year.
It will be printed on two new cylinder
presses, specially built tot the purpose,
adapted to the finest press -Work, and
enabling the use of wood -cut illustras
tions of the highest chaaacter. It will
be folded carefully by machinery, and
despatched by the earliest'mails on Fri-
day morning. When necesbtry to piaeo
important intelligence in tlie .hands of
its readers, a four -paged supplement
will be sent with the paper, 'stinging
the,nows up to the last hour on Thurta'
day ,evening, 'With all these improve -
meats, and no increase in •the price,
while the postage is prepaid, the Giallo
ought to sectire an immense increase
in its already large subeoription list.
The impressions of a first ascension
• were very striking. It is like the earth
falliug away froni the balloon. There
is no 'vertigo: but the earth sinks, bee
comes flattened in appeatance and
finally oonceve. The position of the
balloon seemed to he betV0011 two con-
eitvitiee. The prismatic effects pro.
aimed by refraction are very besixtiful t,
fairy scenes present theinsolves, and
the Mind b0001Yl8fl aroused to the
glorioas peivilegee it enjoys. To leak
down through the broken clouds:Was t•o
witness it sight Stirpassing in beauty'
the magic caves described in the "Arab.
•
ion Nightet'atertalamente." The pro.
found, and awful isti Iness wliich pre-
vailed above the clouds Was elso re-
paathable, Even while moving at tho
rate of rt mile per minute, the intonant
8001110a so ugtorly bectiliaed that it
suspendel cobWeb moving with the
1)71110011 svoeld nob be agitated. In
speaking of echo and ozone in the
clatide, Prot. Wise 1110 re-verinte
tione of 8 ottna among °loads were tre.
maidens ; and in explaining the -echo
which 61t1Sta among them, ho tla rtt
story of it couverqAtioti whil't tcul
with i'mself, Il11111t Oto 11i:1 lip
the oi1110 44heti,..lebtll •••
A dertalti colored deacon,on oecasions
of tiiissionary, collections, was wont to
Sind, his eyes and sing, urly abro 111
thou mighty Gostiol,'?, with such earn-
nestness and Indic% that he would
quite forget to see the.plate as it came
avartal. tt01, yea!" sala tho vin,to
wive wr, "bat just you eye something to
ix oho it fly."