The Huron Expositor, 1871-07-28, Page 6•
• The Great Whichone Treat
The plaintiff's cross-examirration
was continued. • The SolicitoteGen-
eral-When you were in .Waggy-
Baggy did •yoti suffer from eorns?
I don't remember. -Did you pot at
that time wear tight boots? Not if.
I could help it. -Be good encttgh to
answer my question. Did you net
wear a tight boot, upon, your oath?
No ; but I wore one on my left
foot. -Did you not wear it on your
right foot? I never wore my left
boot on my right foot. -yon are try-
ing to be facetious, but I shall bring
these boots home to you directly.
You may bring home as many pairs
as you like if you will leave them
without the money. -You Inca n
Vett for wit? Yes, "wit coid wear:"
-I'll try and bring these particular
boots back to your, recollection.
I've got a pair on I shouldlike to
make you acquainted with. -T -How
dare you say such •a thing to my
face ? T was wrone; I ought to
have waited till your back was turn-
ed. The Chief -Justice : Sluit up,
both of you, and let's get on with
the case.
Examination resumed : On your
oath, now, you never had a corn
in Waggy:Baggy ? Never._Would
you be surprised to hear that Toger
Whichone - suffered from corns 'in
Waggy-Baggy ? No; I shouldn't,
if he wore tight boots; but Lhave
three hundred and _fifty witnesses to
'wove he didn't. One of the Jur-
ors: Are we going- to heir them t.11?
The, Chief.Justice : This is awful ;
let's adjourn and have a pipe he
court adjourned accordingly.
The Queen and the Church of
SCotland.
•
A High Oh tii-ch English paper in-
tilges in the following tirade against
Her Majesty and the church of
Scotland. If this is the ordinary
• of Ultra -Anglican writing,in rega rd
to the "Head of the Church," the
marvel is, not that the Queen spends
so much time in Scotland but th t
she doesn't stay there altogeth r.
Such wretched narrowness is u
worthy of Christianity. and is on
equalled .by its vulgarity and i
• jardence. The writer, speaking
the royal marriage durieg fen
says further: "A much gray r
offence is the Queen's retreat to Sco -
land at this season, .and her res
deuce there on the great Feast
Pentecost. The newspapers repot t
her presence on. that day in th
synagogue of the parish, and that
Ptincipal Tulloch was summon°
from his duties in the General A
serubly to entertain Her Mai est
with his oratory. To forsake Chris
tiari England for Calvinistic Scot
• land, which has, as a nation, rept:
diated the command of God . ant
itbolislied the commemoration of th
gift of the Holy Sp:rit, is significant
of want of • confidence in gini who
alone can give true comfort to the
afflicted. It is further remarkable
that the Queen has for several years
successively gone to Scotland at this
season, as if to escape frern the servi-
ces of Pentecost. Has Her Majesty
no spiritual advisers among the right
reveeend fathers of the Church ? or
are they so occupied with thereleud,
with vestments, positions, and 'such
like very important mattersi that
they deem it inconsistent with their
Vangelic al principles to teach the
Head of the Church to obey. God
end keep His commandments .
Ben, Butl_r at College.
4.
We haVe a very good story of the
Hon. Benjamin F: Butler that has
not yet found its way iuto the news-
papers : When a student in college
it was binding on the students tc at
tend the college ch ureh---a duty
which to Liar was very • irksome.
On one occasiou he heard the
pre acLer (who was also a professor)
advancing proporitions like the fol-
lowing : (1.) That. the elect alone
would be saved. (2.) That among
those who, by the world, were celled
Christians paobably riot more than
one iu a hundred belonged really and
truly to the elect. •(3.; That the
otheis, ey leason ef their Christian
privilege, would suffer more here,fter then the heathen, who had
never heard the Gospel at alt. Mr..
73utler, whose audacity was as con-
Epicuoas as his reverence, mace a
note of these prepositions, and on
the se_ eugth of them drew up a peti-
tion to the faculty, solicitiug ex-
emption from further attendance at
• the church, as ofily preparing fer
)timself a more terrible future.
For, said he, the congregation here
amounts to six bulnlredpej.sous and
nine of these are professors, Now,
if only one in a hundred be saved,
it follows that three even of the
• facultY arust be dannaed. He (Ben-
jamin F. Butler), being a mere stu-
dent, could not expect to be saved
in preference to a piofessor. Far,
said,he be it from him to cherish so
presumptuous a hope.! Nothing re-
mained for WM) therefore, but per-
dition. Iu this melancholy posture
of affairs he was naturally anxious to
abstain from any thing-4,11ot might
aggravate 1418 1.11 cure punishment
and, as chnreh attendance had been
shown in last Sunday's sermon tc
have this in luence on the nor -elect,
he trusted t let the faculty, would
for all, tirne coming execuipt him
from it 1
The result of this petitio writ-
ten{ out in an imposing manner, and
forinally. presented to the faculty,
iwas that Butler received a public
reprimand for irreverence, -and, hut
for the , influence Of one or two
friends in the faculty, would have
been expelled.--././arper's Mcitgazine.
VIOLET
J. SEATTER,
EXCHANGE BROKER,.
1 ; And dealerin Pure
DRUCS CHEMICALS AND DYESTUFFS,
/ PERFUMERY,
FANCYAND TOILET ARTICLES
Ag;nt for Sewing Machines. Money
to lend on easy terms.
tor Pure Wines and Liquors fo medi-
cinal purposes.
-r• 1 J. SEATTE ,
Seaforth, Nov. 3, 1870. • 59-tf.
TICKETS FOR EUROPE.
R. JOHN •SEATTElt has been ap-
pointed Agent at Seaforth, for the
INMAN LINE OF STEAMER.
Parties contemplating visiting any part
of,Europe can be supplied with Tickets
and all necessary information by apply-
ing to I 1 -
[ JOHN SEATTER.
185-tf, Druggist, etc.
• BY LAW.
•
NO, -. 1871.
.To aid and assist the London, uron
' and Bruce Railway Company bfr giv-
ing $25,000 by way .of . Bonus to
the said Company, and to issue deben-
tures therefor, and to authorize the
levying of a specia1 rate for payment
of the debentures 4nd interest thei•eon.,
i
irEitEas, By an act ofithe Fourth SesCon of
th Legislature of the Prov ince of Ontario, pouosed
in the 84th year (24 the red u of Her Ma.jesty,Queen
Victoria, entitled "An act o incorporate the Lon-
dior'Huron and Bruce 11 way Company," it is,
RA u :
aiong other things, 'nevi ed and enacted as fol-
.
,
'
'And it shall further be lawful for any Munici-
p ity or Municipalities, through any part of
w ch, or near whiich, the railway or works of the
sai Company shall pass or be situatel to aid and
as ist the .aid Conically by loaning or guarantee -
or giving money by way of bonus, or donations,
or thermeans to the Company, in the elonstruetion
or quipmeut of said Railway, or of any of the
wo ks authorized ander this act, in sneh manner
an to such extent'as such municipalities or any
of hem shall think expedient; Provided always,
tha no such aid or assistance by way of bonus
do a ion or otherw Ise, seer be given until after
the passing of a By-law for the purpose, and the
ado Alen of such 13y -law by the ratepayers;ro-
it'
yid d also, that any such 13y -law, to be valid, hall
be trade in confortaity with the laws of this rov-
ine , respecting Municipal institutions and all
sue By-laws so passed shall be valid, notwith-
stai ding sum
ch rate ay *exceed the aggre,rate ate
of wo °ante in the dollar on the actual valub of
sue rateable property, prbvided that the an-
num rate of assessment LlIrill not in any case c-
000( for for /Iil purposes two cents M the dollar on
the actual value of the 21-1,ole rateable propt.rty
wit the Municipality or portion of a Municipal-
ity ( eating such debt." And
-WHEREAS, The Municipality of the Townshi of
rne has determined to aid and assist the Said
any by giving thereto by way of bonus the
of $25,000; under the authority of tho said -e-
act. And
ERERS, In ord r to carry into effect the skid
.
it wit be necessary for the said Mu-
nici ality to raise the said sum of $, 25,000, M. the
man ier hereinafter inentioned and set forth. .1
will require the stun of $2,750
ised annually by -special rate for payirer
Usb
COI
SUM
cite
recit
be r
said ebt of 2o,000- and interest on the debrat-
tore to be. issued therefor, as hereinafter pro-
videt And _
W tEREAs, The amount of the whole rateable
prop rty of the said .Municipality, irrespective 101
any f ther increase 'Of the same, and alsi. irre-
spect
• temp
after
ing t
$869,072. And
Muni rpali.,y, being for the year 1871,, the sum Ff
\VrfultEAs, The araount of the existing debt Of
the 'laid Municipality is as follows; principal
nothi 2g, interest nothing. -And
WEriERS, For paying the interest and creating
an equal yearly sinking fund, for paying the win-
eipalf the said debt of $25,000, according to the
provi ions of the act respecting Municipal institu-
tions Of Upper Canada, it will -require an RiE-dial
speciR1 rate in the dollar of font rarills and ene-tifth
nd
to
Iie
ve of any increase to be derived from the
Jury investment of the sinking fund herein-
entioned, or of any part thereof, is, accord -
the last revised Assessment Roll of the said
a r4iIl, (4 1-5 mills,) in addition to all other rata
tti be evied each year ;-
Bn r THEEEFORE ENACTED, By the Corpora--
tion o the "Owlishly of Usbonui in Council as
sembl d, as follows: • 1
1st That it shall and may be lawful for the said_
j
Muni "pality to assim
st the said Copany by giving
heret , by way of bonus, the sam of $-25,000.
2d 1 •
aid, 1
'MIS°
net. s
mrpo e, uo leis than $100 each, and not exceed-
nd in the whole the said sum of $25,000, which
aid d =re
tus shall be sealed with the seal of the
aid 11/1 nicipality, and signed by the Reeve thereof.
8d-Hrhat the said debentures shall be made pay-
ble ' twenty year at furthest from the day
ereini fter mentioned for this By-law to take ef-
et, ei her in London, in England, or some place
i Can da, to be designated in said debentures, and
s ve attached thereto Coupons for the pay-
ent o interest at the rate and in the manner
ereinafter Mentioned, and said debentures shall
be deliiiered to the Trustees to be named in accord -
hat at shall be lawful for the purpose afore
r the 'Reeve of the said municipality to
any number of debentures to be made for
of money as may be required for the said
fume w
4th
be mud
ejr• of
r tte of
th the provisions of the said recited act.
That the said debentures and coupons shall
out in either -sterling money orIthe curren-
•s Doininion, • at the option df the said
d they shall bear interat at a d after the
ix per couture per annum fr m the date
thereof, and stich interest shall be made payable
h df -yearly, on the lst day of September and the 1st
day of
ntinu
where t
5th -
arch, in each and every- year during the
nee of the said debentures, at the place
e said debentures are made pavable
re
hat for the purpose of fermi/1g a sinking
fund fo the payment of the said debenture, and
1 the inte st to become due thereon, an equal spL dal
I ri !,e of4 1-5 mills (four rains and one-fifth of a
mill)in the dollar shall in ad tie t
er
rates, be raised,devied and collect ea in each year
on all the rateable property in the said munici-
pality, during the continuance ofthe said deben-
tures or any of them. 1
6th -That this By-law shall take effect and come
inro ope„-ation on, from and after the First day of
Septeml er, in the year of our Lord i 1871.
7th -That the votes of the elegtors of the said
Municipality shrill be tn.keu on thiS By-law, at the
Tiwnship Hall, Elimville, in the skid Township of
Usivrne, on SATURDAY, the twenty-second day of
Jay A.. D. 1871, commencing at the hour of 9
o'clock in the morning and ending at 5 o'clock in
th( aftermon ef the same day, and that 'SAMUEL
P. --4A LT 8 sladl be the Returning Officer to take
sut.h votes.
NOTICE.
Take notice that the above is a true copy of a
proposed By-law, which will be taken into
ation by the Council of the Municipality of the
Township of Tlsborne, after one Month from the
first; publ cation hereof in THE HORON EXPOSI-
TOR, the date of which publication'is the 80th day
of Arne, A.D.-1871. and that the votds of the electorti
of the said Munieipality will be taken thereon on
the 22d day of ,Tuly, A.D. 1871,at the Township Hall,
Elimville. in the said Township of U6borne, be-
tween the hours of 9 o'cloelt in the forenoon and 5
o'clock in the afternoon, for which purpose Sainnel
P. Halls ii appointed Returning Officer.
SAMUEL P. HALLS,
• To Wnship Clerk.
• Township Clerk's Office, 1
Elintrille, June 26, 1871. f 186-5t
TIE HURON
IHADiES
-OF-
SB4PORTI
And surroundn* country!
The Stock is Ow complete
KID S'
0 ATM
SHION.
NEW ‘IILL NEEY
I its bran hes.
Splen id Tfimrned
HAS .AND JONNETS
From: 0 cents up ards.
SILK $D VEL ETEEN.
MANTL S 1
In all'styles, and at 11 prices.
• IniteiNT,g
1,000 Cani,dian.
er Ternito
Clothin
For the Red Ri
my Hats, Caps,
before leaving
•
.REMEMBE I
lun.teers,
, to purchase
oots & Shoes
I keep the bast and largest
ceries, Crockery, Liquor
in SeafOrt
Best $1. Tea, for
STRICTLY ONLY 0
THOS.
Seaforth, April 12, 1871.
g
Stock of Gro-
te., etc. kept
cts. lb.
PRICE!
!(IDD,
175
-Warranted' by the
Makers.
THE RUSEL
For Durability. Quality,
N atness,
CANNOT E EQLT
Anew stock of the above IN
received.
ATCH
mish and
LED.
atches just
A COMPLETE STOCkC OF .
FINE GOLD AND SILVER
JEJVIE'LRY
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Watche• s, Clocks and Jerie ry of every
description renairecl with naatness and
despatch, and. warranted to give satis-
faction.
$5,000 worth of Old Gold
wanted, for which the higlie
cash or trade wilt be paid. .
• M. R. COL
179 Main strec
and Silver
t price in
TER,
, S eat orth.
FEW_ 0 WS'
HYPOPHOSP TES.
Among the diseases overc e by the
use of
Fellows' Compound Spirit i f Hypo-
.
phosphites,
Are Constipation, Asthma, Consump-
tion, Laryngitis, 'Nervous 1 ebility,
Dyspepsia, Chrhnic Broil hitis,
Chronic Diarrhea. Mehl choly.
Debility resulting from Tv hoid and
other low fevers. Diphtheriti Prostra-
tion, Ifysteria, Hypochoudri Amen-
uorrhoea, Chlorosis ,Anaamia, Leucorr-
hoea, Nervous Excitability, Ma asmus or
wasting of the muse es, Aphon 'a or Loss
of Voice, Chorea or St. Vitu ' Dance,
Sluggishness of the Liver, Interrupted
and Feeble Action of the Heart, Suffncat-
ing feelings caused by mucous obstruc-
tions of the lungs and air pass ges lead-
ing thereto, and debility fro s various
cd.uses, many cases {if which appeared
hopeless. Sold by apothecarie .Price,
$1 50; six for $7 50.
JAMES I. FELLOWS,
180-16t Chemist St John, N. B.
ION IN -THE th.00D.
VSV4
4r9411'
SV
PERIIVTANSYRU1' akes th wPak Ptronr.,
sad expels di_sease by supplying the h ood with
1"Na.runz's OWN vrrarazrso AGENT—IRON.
_crtution.-13e sure yen p'ett Peri 1a Symp.
Pamphlets free. J. P. D1NS31011/1. Pro:Tietor.
No. 36 Rey St., New York.
Druggists gellerallz,
—
EXPOSiTOR.
Arrived to -day!
500
NEW !SPRING
I
DRESSES,
-AT THE -
S I GI- iaT 0
777.
A. G. MeDOUGALL.
TO THE PUB IC A•T LARGE!
W. H. bLIVER,
SIGN OF TILE
SoOTCIC !COLLAR.
A, choice assortment of light and heavy
• harness, whips, bells', horse clothing, etc.,
kept constantly on hand. .
topairing promptly attended to, tnd
charges' moderate. Remember the place !
sign of the Scotch Collar, Main Street,
Seaforth.
• 16:34 , W. H. OLIVER.
PAINTING.
JAME• S WILLIAMS
Begs to intimate to the public that he
ha, removed, from •McIntosh & Mor-
rison's Carriage Factory, aid has rented
Mr.William. Grassie's Paint
• Shop,
Where he may be found at any time.
Mr. Williams is prepared to execute, of
the shortest notice, all kinds of
Carriage Painting, Sign Painting
and Ornamental Work'.
Give him a call. Remember the place,
opposite Murray's Stables. 170-13t
THE GARDNER PATENT
Sewing Machine,
MANUFACTURED BY THE
Gardner Sewing Machine,.
COMPANY,
HAMILTON, ONT.,
Is the beet family and manufacturing
machine now made; will do all kinds of
Fancy Work. The general works and
attaChments are so simple that any per-
son can learn to work them in half an
hour. Tailors and shoeinakers use it in
preference to any no' made. Price
within the reach of all.
Has no gear of any kind; is STRONG
and SIMPLE. •
It would be well for intending pur-
chasers to call on any of the undermen-
tioned parties and see this machine, be-
fore purchasing one of another make.
The above machine can be seen at work,
at any- time, at William Grassey's aml
T. K. Anderson's, Seaforth; F. Filton's,-
Exeter ; Mr. Pierce's, Rodgerville ; Mr.
Polley, Bayfield; Fishleigh & Garry,
Ainleyville.
• PETER GRASSIE,
General Agent for the County of Huron,
179-1y Seaforth, Ont.
WM. GRASSIE,
CARRIACE AND WAGON MAKER,
Goqerich Street, Seaforth.
SLE fC411S,
CUTTER S,
CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES,
4 WAGONS, &c., &e.,
Built in a auperior manner, to order, on
, short notice,
Partieular attention paid to Horse
Shoeing and General Bla,cksmithing. 163
LIME.
rnHE Subscriber is prepared to famish
1 parties building with a first-class ar-
ticle of Stone Lime, at 20 cents per buah-
el at the kiln, McKillop, near Thom -
son's saw -mill, or 22 centa per bushel
delivered in Seaforth.
Ordeis left with Mr. BULL, Main -
street, Seaforth, will meet with prompt
attention. JAMES DODDS,
17441
JAS. WILS
u1 a ivaa Cr
HARNESS, SADDLES,
BRIDLES, &c., &c.,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
HARNE S I
HARNESS!
NOW IS YOUR TIME
TO BUY
CHEAP HARNESS,
TRUNRS,
WHIPS,
COtLARS,
HALTERS.
Cards, Curry -combs,
Brushe
Circingles
Bits, Bridles,
SADDLES,
And everything 'esually found in a
• First-class Saddler's Shop.
REPAIRS DOTE aLV TE
STIORTE,ST NOTICE.
Remember the sign of the
GOLDEN SADD Lg.
A call is solicited.
J. WILSON.
ANIEL 1%1/GREGOR,
BOOKBINDER,- RULLETT,
S just received iarge Stock of the
aterials used inl the business, and
is now ully prepared Ito execute on the
shorte.st notice and in lthe latest styles,
all orders he ma,y be favoured with.
Register's, 'Ledgers,
AND.
)31.8-Aa\TI-5": 73001rS,
' OF ANY RIND,
Ruled, Printedand -Made
To order, on the short4st notice, and a
prices which defy ompetition.
LADIES' WOR PDXES
AN
FANCY GASES,
Made to order.
OLD ANDNE VBOOKS
BOILV_D AND R PAIRED
At city pric s.
Persons residing at 1 a distance by
leaving their books at t e Signal Book
Store, Goderich, or at Ithe _EXPOSITOR
office, Seaforth, or at J. J. Grant's, Ain-
leyville, stating style, 4iiay rely upon
them being well bound
All communications a( dressed to the
undersigned, will receive prompt atten-
tion.
DANIEL McG E G OR,
Coustance, P. 0.
Hullett.
Seaforth, Nov, 9, 1870.
153-tf.-
EGMONDVILLE.
NEW GROCERY.
WM. THOMSON,
(Late of Seaforth,)
Begs to inform the public that he has
opened a Grocery Store, in
THE BRICK PREMISES;
Lately occupied by Mr. John Logan,
NEAR THE 13RIDOE.I
.gGAIONDVILLE,
Where he will 1,-eep on hand
A ,COMPLETE STOOK OF
Freish Groceries,
Of every description, at prilpes as reason-
• able as those of any other house
• in the trade.
The Highest Marlitet Price
PAID FOR
BUTTER, EGGS, Sze., &c.
.A. call is respectfully solicited-
-11TM, THOMSON,
179-tf EgIllondrille.
NEW ARRIVALSJ
J 13ontliron &Son
Have a large stock of
N E
—AI SO,
06018
$
A large stock of
FRESH
GROCERIES
Which they will seli very cheap.
Call and see for yourselves at the
Shop lately occupied by
WM. ROBERTSON CO.
J-. BONTHRON & SON.
169-tf
MR. JOHN 1HOMPS611
THANKS his numerous customers for
their liberal patronage -during the
last fifteen years, and. trusts he wiil
re-
ceive its continuance,
He has now on hand a large essort-
ment of Good. Sound
• Green Hemlock!
Which he warrants wilgive satisfaction.
ALSO
FENCING AND DR_AINING
• LUMBER,
ALWAYS KEPT ON HAND,
-ALSO
200,00 FEET OF PINE
CET FOR
BUILDING AND CENERAL PURPOSES
Which he offers on liberal terms. Or-
ders will be promptly attended to.
The Mill is situated on the Townlino
of MeKillop and Hullett, 3 and f miles
from the _Huron Road.
Seaforth, Nov. 16, 1870. 84- tf:
QUEEN
Insurance Company
OF. LIVERPOOL & LONDON.
CAPITAL - $2,000,000 Sterling
CIIIEP OFFICES--Quetri Bluldillgs, Liver-
pool, And Gracechurch Street, Laudon.
CANADA BRANCH OFFICE-Exchatge
Buildings, -Montreal.
BOARD--WDa. Morton, Esq, Chairman:
Henry Thomas, Esq., David Torranee,
Esq., andthe Hon. James Ferrier.
BAisitERs-,Molson's Bank. .
LEGAL ADVniERS — _Messrs. Ritchie,
AITETtALA
ics&IDs
I7Ic.
AErt-William Sutherland,
Esq. M. D.
SunvEnon-Thoraa,s S. Scott, Esq.
Atrorron---Thomas R. Johnson, Esq.
RESIDENT SECRETARY AND GENERAL
AGENT, -A. Mackenzie Forbes, 13 8t.
Sacrement Street, Montreal.
The undersigned having been appoint-
ed Agent for the above Company, parties
desiring to insure against li-ss by fire can
do so on the most favourable terms,
Life Policies granted on as advantage-
ous terms as any other respectable Com- •
pany doing business in Canada.
• JAMES 11. BE.NSON.
• Agent)
0.1T/CE,-.BENSON & .MEYER'S
La.av Office,
• Seaforth.
Seaforth, Nov. 8, 1870:
TEETH EXTRACTED WITII0U1 PAM.
CARTWRIGHT, L. D. 8., Surgeon
ki„Dentist, extracts teeth without pain
by the use of th o Nitrous Oxide Gas.
Office -Over the Beacon store, Strat-
ford. Attendance in Seaforth, at Knox'a
• Hotel, the first Tuesday and Wednesday
• of each month; in Clinton, at the Com-
mercianiotel, on the following Thurs-
days and Fridays.
Parties requiring new teeth are re-
quested to call, if at Seaforth azirClfia-
ton, on the first day of att,_ ndance.
Over 54,000 patients have had teeth
extracted by the use of the Gas, at Dr.
Colton's offices, New York
ROXBORO MILLS 1
CHANCED HANDS.
•••
tE undersigned having purchased the Roxboro
Gristing and Flouring Mills, increased the Ma -
cry, and put the Mill izo. a thorough state of
repair, are now itepared to ao
GRISTING, CHOPPING
AN D
An other kinds of general Custom Work,
on the shortest notice,.
They 'would also desire to Etate to farmers and
others, that as the work :will be done under their
own supervision, they haven° hesitation in gnaran-
teeing entire satiblaction
A trial is rear ctfully solicited.
B. SHA..
itoxboro June ,1871.
'TZ & BROTHER
18444.
.Trix
8. 1871.
o-o—oir-eyIlri-, a Lan.4.12i,
In 071e Of the villages
111 tv:olioitenhriyfoxrnet;:itstbtllefi rmostlfti :r1117,.ef
rent for his landlord, at
shtirs'ot\r‘'g'ilt's y
matters, and being enwillie
to the t' xpenge el •a ViiTlh
• watchful eye in eaee he s
davoenr.:ee.getA•heil.e1711017f
vio!our-
• lift. bn!, the pre -A-nee of tI
lora " I/0=1 mg al oit, seari
so they 11111 to haeg about
corners lookieg
possible. At length they
plan to come over the
• with what result the se ,
• show, ( )ne of their Hil
presented with a ehilling
• instrectione, s he,went (..11
the street t;11 he earne to
was staedine, aid will
of surprise said, " Ale
ve're just the very man 311
lee seer' At.' what div-
e ,question, I want a. hooee
me, ma. man I' e:ts
suppose ye hae some tae let.
said Mr. ----, teking i. goi
at his 'customer, " A w m
tae pit ye ep," ." Come
here," said the :, would-be
"an) we'll settle it owre
31r. ----, falling ,innoeent
the snare, 111zItle for the
publie houee, where a gill w-
ed for to Settle the house
Another gill W-tIS got to s
bargain, and the landlord, se
new tenant so 01a:6n-hand
another ; and thea over
they began to tell long stvo
the time slimird imi-wrevptibl•
\lre
vietlailaiI'vi:.ititilebati.1.11."0 NNivi liittersNnITI
our wortny's " sticke"• were ad
veyed to a place If safety. I
time the teird gill was finia
and his new tenant
misundetstauding,, when •
- tenant got up mei went eut,'
the landlord to 4.4 keep the • k
When Mr. ----:L-got to the 1
saw by the litter lying that
been done -done,. II% he saii
drink. and rascaMoin ;
declares that before the
flitting -time be will join the!
Templars.—Expregs.
Popularity of the Prizte
Royal in -Germans'.
The, Crown Princees (4'
(the Princess royal of Enghe
eeived quite en evatl'on durin
triumphal entre of the trooe4
Berlin TlIe Eniiiress, tlte Pi
and the t!.-iand l'uebess of 1
Itha fit;;Y-eral other aaiyal
occupied carriadee in the pro(
• immediately following the Eur
1;atri4e
tit,1svd
0111
(writes the correspondent !
J)ailj Yews) are those whitth
the right royal wife cf the 4
Prince. 1-ilae is the evident fj
of the ladivs as wP11 a thAt
gentlemen. " Tliat is Vie"
they exclaim with 4teiigbt,
testifying to their feeliegs kr
ing 11221) t kelTiliefs and sti'
" Hoch." The Crown Prineke
pears to appreciate tier reee
Tier fae i reathec_t 111 gni
with those inexpreasilAy
similes which the late Lord I
ton noted es the speAal nit
of her royal moth,a. The popn
of the prineess i not a thii
yosterday ; yet her noble and
worthy conduct <haring the let
hes Imhiy enileared her to tn
VPry impreaeiOnable People a
whom her lot is ease NU:
• -wounded soldier owes ulleaiat
his _suffering-, if not his life, t
zeal and devotion whiela the pt
exhibited when snperintendin
hoapitalsat Frankfort and Hen
The last time I saw her 'WAR_
visiting these hospitals. Slic
then dressed very plainly, an
none of the trappings of v.
R bout her. To day she is beemi
attired in a most becomirg i-
dress ; but ebe does not gain
thing in interest or excite a w
feeling- of admiratii n than whe
spent hours in visiting and ver
ly caring for the Sia- and the
At the feeti:tities on. th coma'
the return of the garrison trod
Potedani the princess won
Opinions by a, gracious and
ful ft -Ct. BefOre the troOpS
the town, her revel higlinee
along in front of the first re
of reetrda, and with hpr, 0
hands affixed a laurel wreath
battalion seandard.
147; IN MI:SS TO HORSES. -Thfl
ean be reclaimed from rnany-,‘-
hebits by the law of kindness;
Geerge M. Patehen was
tnith of his glory, and Ina
lqueen f
lw„einflixte:e tlwydloatwterdotttoors,
grooms. This wes divesting t
of
)i-1elerem°s
rt iii:1111g1 tbey were fon
ooin, who bad
returne
fL1171g'11
and trotted that selasen serne
most eelebrzited raceer.fl