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LUCKNOW.
Present Appenrnnce of Lncknow
Reminiscences of the Siege—Gen-
- eral Ila i clock and Sir II[enry
Lowrance. .• -
- Few of the cities of India could
compare in outward splendor with
the capital of O nide as it' was before
the mutiny, or even as it now stands.
It lays claim to great antiquity, dat-
ix far back in the shadowy -periods
of Hindoo history ; .but the present
city has all been ,built within the
last century, The King :of Olic1e,
whose possessions were the last to
be seized • by the East India Com-
pany, reigned in great splendor at
Luciano we Ile had just' completed
the Kaiser Bagh=the extensive
palace which forms the most strik-
ing feature in the viewof the city,
having expended in. its' construction
and ern bel lish mens eighty lees of
rupees- (about four millio is of .dol.
.lairs)—when the Britishhhuthorities
informed him that they required -bus
extensive and rich dominions, and
that he must lay down his sceptre
and his crown. Lord Dalhousie,
who was then Governor-GGtnerail,-
proposed to settle on him a large
pension ; but the king, very natural-
ly, was reluctant to resign hi.
authority and his revenues, and
steadfastly refused to put his hand
to any deed of conveyance. When
compelled -to retire, he sent his
queen to England to plead his cause
- before another queen, Victoria ; but
before she returned, the mutiny of
1857 broke out, and his fate was
sealed. He now resides, as a sort
of State prisoner, on his- own pur-
chased estate two or three miles be-
low Calcutta, on the Hoogly. By
many this seizure of the territory of
• Gude and the sale -of the personal
property of the king is •regarded as
the immediate cause of the rebel-
lion. .•
-
Thpre is more of show in the city
of Lncknow than solid grandeur, -
such as we `see at Bemires, or ex-
- quisite taste and almost inconceiv--
able costliness such as we find at
Agra and the old Mogulcapital at.
'Delhi; but :with its domes and
minarets and imposing structures,
a, seen from a distance or from some
elevated point, of which there are
many in and around the city, it is a
realization of all one's dreams of
Eastern magnificence. The palace,_
gorgeous in its style of architecture
and colored to resemble a vast
structure of gold, with its lofty done
ofreal gold, looms : up before the
eye ; the Iloseinabacl Inacac rtbara,
built by. Ali Shah and elaborately
ornamented ; the .Ticrrcma Musjul,
the Grand Mosque ; the magnificent
marble tombs of former kings, more
beautiful than the palaces; the great
Irnaurrebara, the architects of which
were commanded to produce a build-
ing which should be unlike any
others ever built, and which -should.
surpass . thein all in beauty and
magnificence ; the Dilkhooshapalace,
in which the heroic soldier; Sir
Henry Havelock, breathed his last
the., Alfartiniere, from the dome of
which the mountains of 'Cabin are
seen., though a hundred miles distant
these, and many other striking
buildings, set like gems in. the midst
of oriental foliage, give a grandeur
to the views of the city which can-
not be tr•ansferiecl to the Nvritt
page. A drive through Luckno
and its suburbs has more of vared
beauty and of indescribable interest'
than any other in India that: I can
now recall.: -
Notwithstanding all this Easte
splendor, I felt wonderfully'=like e
tering a familiar city when enter
ii Years before, I had b
conte -familiar with its appearau
and localities, in reading the histor
of the memorable siege, in wide
the garrison of British soldiers, pr
testing hundreds of women and cliil 1
Ten, were surrounded by fifty thou
sand Sepoys, and subjected to
1 ' murderous fire day and night, with
out any communication with th
outer world for one hundred an
thirteen days. I had followed tit
noble Havelock and his brave troop
in their long -march under the bur
in sun of India, and as they cut thei
way. through the nlultitudinou
Sepoys into the Residency to joie
their fellows, but only to find that
their once was still too feeble to.
compel the enemy to raise the siege.
I hat reser with the same intense
interest, the story of the final relief
the reaki `ig 'out of. the mutiny, the
11Iit /tee B11Iowan fort, being found
unt nab .e, was bloivr up, and the
garr'son r tired to 1 th Residency
whe •e t i threw j ii earthworks
and pass d through .tri long siege.
B th indness of e..Fayrer; of
Calc itta, f rarer sur e' n at .the Re-
side cy, I diad been fe •nished , with
diagams and notes atle during the
iege, which gr-eatl, f{ id d me in re-
viewing its inemorai, ,el istory. The
c rigiaal ga. rison, ad t Left the fort,
numbered 4bout one th usand seven
1 unclred men, of wli m nearly half
were native, troops.` �A the relief,
there weeileft, inch di g sick and
wounded,: qtly thre4 hundred and
fifty Europeans and ne unctrecl and
t rirJy-three!' ee! natives. ,evera.l hun-
clren women `and cbil regi spent the
five months of the st iga chiefly in'
the c flare . ings, where
they Hare
1 eIl I . in anxious
a id p
It
solve,
ti' at•
sl ield over -
ec setas, th
t ey could e
ca tions and
a d heat in
m re that t
st rni of iro
ni hit was p
of th ' usan
tr Qj)s An
d; ed and eig
strtiek'a sin
enc wit
m be s we
th•, but
•otr a .c
vas.Ja
et ce
the A
SI
n
de•
out by the c
pr servation
th- next th
an lio r wi
of the iege;
the p
l a ga
dire
d no
l the
red.
ca -vied
th..• wh
ani ch
they h
age, an
interve
�Vitl
o th
f the b
ti
del-sitsp9
mystery
ting ip
m igh ty
his comp •
t for s
clure i
susper
uch q
ey co
hail
tired u
s _. or
officer
ty ca
le buil
lin, on
e grey ti
alny su
eliveri
and fins
nglto
bin til
lie ene di , i
ac(; b3c... f iI IT
ris'on, V' th
totle
eader o
)rotecti
Ii
1
ilc
cl
se.
I
th
a
ny
'could not
reflection
thrown a
of impeiil-
m' ny months
o ly the pri-
a d anxiety
tees, but. still
.survive the
clay and"
bl ern by tens
uriai.ted native
ntcd two h un-
ri; balls that
the Re
I1 •ur. Their
.duced by
to be led
v. Their
pe seemed
i 'acre .fit
y months
ight have
; an1 part
lie women
sword. But
ufhcient tour-
hand of God
lc
g 1
a
r
at
est
�a
' meh nclioly in
-in Dill hoosha .t
G n. H Lvelri k, after ! c
jilted tl:e per is of.ve
an attack o. dysente
while the Br tish forces
in thei- suceessfu1 esc.pe_
cit . I visited also (th
-
pal re o the iin„ Milan
dr
or three mile obit of tolwn,
the bed if I avelock was
anc. wb re a force was left
the plat unt'l the recai,tu
city the olio 'ing year.
of the hero $'ands iii 1
the gar cl n, d ' bear
ver ina iprop •irate in
inscripti n on the sto.
the gray of it Hent
the Cemetery .f the 1 elide
ed equal'y inf licitcu. "
He ry I.awre ce wh n itrie
his duty. M y God .ve
his soul;' 'Cl 1
be made
this excel
sin. Ing
Like Ha
the most
After bei
as. b wa
of -r. Ft
was arri cl, a
the const• nt fi
aske 1 to rave_
adm nistelTd t
of tc rs jo ning
e1,pr ssed his
inert of I'hrist
sins, sand is1
the
in we ids
'hisa
el•= t I
ala e, w
Sctr ring
sa rk
ylnd
ere
frcm
Sts
agh,
to w
car
to
e of
he t
he entr
a ong
cripti n.
o th•t m
y La rent
cyse
sere
to
ercy
The e plea sho
hat t iese we 'e words wl
lent Ian' ut eied its he
nto he ar ri o de
' elocl , lie �v s a man
lecid d Chris i� n c iarac
g stuck by e fax al sh
lyin in the or epi Bran
yrei�'' house, t s hick
d. while . ear osed-
•e of the e' emy,
niun
of
e.
e ato
n of
throw
e spo
•ness
, wh
ear
r, btl
eepi
ed
rea
rg the
clistin
S Ow
wor
nscri
ove
nes
ckno
1 to
tsk t
he i
went
here
u nin-
under
died,
mak-
the
mmer
two
hich
ried,
hold
the
am b
e of
and
The-.
arks
e in
em -
lies
.do
on
u l d
rich
N
.
ath.
oter.,
ell,
clah
Le-
. to
he
ion
the
He
n e -
his
gh
ke
of
ori
th,
rsr,,
ng.
al l
lirnzI
c
ni
th
h-
r-
of'
-
of
w
n-
en .I he Holy Con
frim, many
w-
in the servi
inn trust in tl
for the pard
1
pe. of heaven
rn rerit of tl e Saviour.
n- of d ;el est :tepde
ng sen wife and daughtei
e- he should not :ee. again o
ce- and in mentioir fig the forni-
y into -a fit of un'ontrollalrlei\
ll -I-Ie - hen east eslly entiea
o arou cl-him tol repare for th
c - ties o another world, renindi
- of the vanity o all earthly
a tions, and, relerring to h
honors, asked, What is it; a]
e now 7' and died The words
d ed on his , toast{tone he wa:
e heard repeating to himself.
s Bu to write mf all the so;
n- _interest in anc around Lt
✓ would require a volume, and
s bear. ' It is an Ungr•aLCiOus t
1
spoil al. romantic story, brit
cident connected `with the siege of
Lncknow, ivhich was read th world
over with such ntense interest, of
the herring of he' pibroch'' •f the
I'riglrlanderis ,u•ttc er Sir.Colin 'arnp-
- bell by a I1 ighla d it I, :lon before
any sound Or ticl'rigs of the arils roach-
in;,� army r eachec any other car, 'e-
lated as art nsta ice of the Ili bland
e and sight or 'h �2 ring, was a pure;
ficcian.I—Eresel, s in the .;Vei I or7;
OLsereer.
Anecdotes
A certain 'ma
of the besieged, by Sir Colin Camp-
bell, with. his Highland brigade ; of
their going forth by night, leaving
the city -in the hands of the rebels
and of its final capture the following
year by the most Heroic fighting re-
corded in the annals of war. All
these scenes were so familiar, that I
did not feel like being in a strange
city. I was traversing ground over
which I had often gone before.
After finding quarters at the
Imperial Hotel, (it` bore about the
sante relation to a genuine Republi-
can hotel, that a marble tomb, with
its one lonely couch, does to a cheer-
ful hone,) our first visit was to the
Residency, the scene of the siege.
It was the former residence or palace
of the- British Commissioner, and of cote.
occupied a. sligat elevation, an area '. bo ha,
of a few acres, within the city. At j planati
undoubted '01i0
invariably in Ii
the meeting- of t
just as
I
n :of ear nes and
&ran caaract r was
tendance upwn all
re .church, bt t wad
re;;alaely late. A str urger
coming into the house in the iidst
of the rvice writ Id not have c used
more • reteark flu i1 Brother
would have calle 1 forth had 1 e ap-
peared: two ninu es l'ef'ol•e the time
encs g ne day, a br ther
t been vai tlY seeking
a e}; -
on of the act that so ;'god a
E H RON EX
OSYTOR.
a m n had. such a serious. fault un-
epee ed, inquired of. h'a pastor
whe her he could explain. this " re-
gula • irregularity" of Brotl er S-- —,
"Ye ." readily replied th Doctor.
" He was born just fifuee minutes
• behind time ; and never las been
able to c.itch ,.yup." The Doctor's
espl nation wad surely oria,inal, and
ough to be made generall known,
for ti e benefit of the large family
circle related to Brother S
—Gk •istian at or7�.
R. JOHN, ON
THNK,S his n1nierous cust mei•s for
t eir liberal pat ronabe d hint; the
last li een years, incl trusts h will re-
ceive' s continuance, . -
He 1 as now on hand a larg assort.
merit of Good Soiu cl
r-een J exnlo.k
Which he warrants will give sat, sfaetion.
4LS0 -
FEN I1INGG AND DILA
LUMBER,
A 1 WAYS KIJPT ON HA D.
— ALSO —
20 ,aO EENT OFPE
Cc' FOR
BURIN C AND CEN`ERAL P'D
Whi ' `he offers on liberal ter
eters 'i 1 be promptlly attended.
The Mill is situ ai
of Mel•( lop and Hi
from th Huron Ro
Seafamth, . Nov. 11
POSES
Is. Or-
o.
ed on the ownline
tllett, ;3 and miles
i,d.
, 1870. 84-tf.
Inst
OF
QUEEN
rance Cora
IVERPO,L ea LON
1,
OAPI'I AL - $2,
a�ly1
On
00,000 S erring
CHIEF 0 1'ICEs-Qu en Building: , Liver-
pool, Aid Graceebii rah Street, _onden.
CANAL A BRANCH rr1cF— +'xc ange
Buildings, Montreal.
Bo �liD—.Wa}m. 1-Iortnn,. Esq., eh irman:
Henry Tlminas, Es ., David T rrrance,'
Esq., andthe Trop. James .Ferrier.
BANE:ERS—illolsol's Bank.
LEGAL ADVISERS — Messrs. :itchie,
Morris & Rose.
'l1EDIc;ir. 13 DVISER-William Suti erland,.
Esq M. D.
SURv E-toR—Thomas S. Scott, sq.
Aunts' I;.—Thomas R. Johnson Esq.
REsTn -NT SECRETARY AND 0-
AenN`r, A. Mackenzie Forbes,
SacrimentStreet, Montreal.
The urs tlersigned awing been a
ed Agent for the abo e Company,.
desiring to insure a' hist less by i
do so oil the most favourable teri i
Life Po 'cies granted on as ad..v.ti
ous terms as any othrr respectabl- Com-
pany doi g business :n Canada..
JAMES' II..BENSON,
Arrived to -da
cr
500
NEW S P RI N
RESSE:
• —AT • TIIE-
3sX0-INT O�
777.
A. G. MCDOUGALL.
PUBLIC AT LARGE
. OLIVER,
SION oF THE -
TO THE
iii ■
SCOTCH COLLAR.
A choice assortment of light and he vy
harness, wl ips, bells, horse clothing, e e.,
kept const ltly on hand.
l:epairine promptly attended to, s. d
charges moterate. ltemember the pia e
NERAt sign of the Scotch Collar, Main Stre't,
13 St, Seaforth.
163tf W. H. OLIVER,.
point`
par tick
rte Can
s.
ntage-
OFFIG'
Seafortli,
Hent
BENSON &' MEYET1. S
Law Ofli..e,.
Se forth.
ov. 8, 18 0. 153-tL —
DA 1EL 6 j'G6 EO
BD (BINDER HULLETT
JJASut received iarge Stoc ofthe
mate ials used L the •btisine s, and
is now f illy prepare(, to execute n the
shortest n mice and ii. the latest • tyles,
all orders e may be favoured vita.
Rei teas, ;Ledgers,
ANt)
z- .IITK M3001 -Z,
-I or ANY -IND,
_Aimee), Prince 1 and 111. acre
To order, on the sho test notice, and a
prices which def competition
LAE 6ES' WO K BOXES
AND.
FA CY GAS E-5,
Made_ to order. -
NDNEWBOOKS
BO L l',D AND REPAIR.L
At city pi ices.
Verson residing at a distant by
leaving tl eir books at the Signal Book
Store, 0- &rich, or t the ExPo..ITOR
office, .Ser forth, or at . R. Grant's, Ain-
leyville, t ting style may rely Ton
them beii g well•bounc .
All communications addressed t the
undersigne( will recei =e prompt a ten-
tion.
O:LD�A.
Seaforth,
FA3
�10RSae
Town h
On Hun( re
are ►clearer
stream
con er. No
Direct term, o
part of Lots
with the p •i
time. Pure
D,t NIEL MCGREGOR,
ICoustance, 0,
Ili lett.
-. 9, 1870.- 153- f.—
MS FOR SALE.
Lot No. 32, l;3th Conce;
ip of McKillop, contai
l Acres, forty.live of w
veil -fenced,' and a never
f water runs through
sign
ling
rich
'ail-
one
il-one
buildings.• Also, the u' lex-
- eight years Cd the leas of
7 and 28, 11411. . concess'on,
ilege of purchasing at any
ase money $1,275, to ex end
over a period of ten years. This lot is
all wood hull. For further particulars
appl to the mndersigned. -
T IO IAS STEP.HENS,
Seafo 'th.
January 11 187L 162- f
TEETH EXTRACTED WIT6WW117 PAIN.
�CARTW LIGHT, L. 1). S., Surgeon
�l)cutist, xtracts teeth without pain
Iby the use of the Nitrous Oxide ( i.s.
'flit —Over the Beacon 'store, Stmt.
ford. Attend mein Seaforth, at Kno' 's
Mote , the first Tuesday and:Wednesday
ednesday
of ea h month ; in Clinton, at the Com-
mercial Hotel, on the following Thurs-
days and Friel, ys.
Pasties req iring new teeth are �e-
if at Seaforth and Clio
quested to call
too, on the firs day of attendance.
Over 54,000 Patients have had teeth
extYacted by t use of the Gas, at Dr.
Colton's offices New 1 erk.
rAINTG.
JAMES WILLIAMS •
Begs to intimate to the public that . le
has reznovcicl from McIntosh & Mor-
rison's Carriage Factory, and has rented
Mr. William Grassie's PaiLt
Shop) 1
Where he may be found at any time.
Mr. Withal) s is prepared to execute, a f
the shortest notice, all kinds of
Carriage ainting, Sign Painting_
and rnamental Work.
Give him a call. I',emeinber the plac
opposite Murray's Stables. 170-1' t
THE G RIRDNER PATENT
Sewinh, Machine,
MANUFACTURED BY THE
Gardner Sewing Machin
COMP ANY,
HAMILTON, ONT.,
Is the best family and manufactnrin
machine now trade ; will do all kinds o
Fancy Work. The general works am
attachments ire se simple that any per
son can learn o work them in half a
hour. Tailor and shoemakers use it in
preference to any :now made. Pricy
Within the rich of all.
Has no gea 9 of any. kine{ is STRONG
and Simper..
It would h well for intending pur-
chasers to ca 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 Grassey's and
T. K. Anders;'s, .Scaforth; P. Filton's,
Exeter ; Mr. Fier i n
cc s, ho lberville ; Mr.
l+.olley, Bayfild ; Fishleigh & . Garry;
Ainley ville.
PETER GRASSIE,
General Agent for the County of Hnron,
179-ly Seaforth, Ont.
WM. GRASS E,
CARRIAGE P1ND WAGON. MAKER,
GodericStreet, Sec -flora.
0
SLEIGHS, ; -
C I,TT'TER S,
G AIII;IAGES,
13TJG GIE+S,
W -AGS0, Ns, &c., &c.,
Built in a superior manner, to order, on
short notice,
&� Particular attention Haid to Horse
Shoeing and General Blacksmithing. 163
:* 61 E .
THE Subscriber is prepared to furnish
parties build ng with a first-class'ar-
ticle of Stone Lime, at 20 cents per bush-
el at the kiln, 1McKillop, near Thorn -
son's sawmill, in. 22 cents per bushel
delivered in Seaforth.
Order s left wlith Mr. BULL, Main -
street, Seafortb,i will meet with prompt
attention. JAMES DODDS,
174 -If \lcliillc►p,
.1
LADIES
And surrounding couttry 1
The Stock is now complete
T. KIDD
Eik11)0 RITTiki
FASHION.
NEW AITTILINERY
In all its branches.
Splendid Trimmed
HATS AND BONNETS
From 50 cents up wardst
SILK .A ITELVE7EN
MANTLES 1
In all styles, and at all priees.
WANTED!
1 600 Canadian Volunteers
For the Red River Territory, to purchase
my Hats, Caps, Clothing, Boots & -Shoes
before leaving.
REMEMBER !
I keep the best and largest Stock of Gro-
ceries, Crockery, Liquors, etc., etc. kept
Seaforth.
Best $1 Tea for 90 cts.
STRICTLY ONLY ONE PRICE !
THOS. KO Dog
175
Seaforth, April 12, 1871.
Warranted by the Makers.
THE E',USEL WATCH
For Durability, - Quality, Finish and
Neatness,
CANNOT BE _ EQUALED.
A new stock of the above Watches just
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
FINE GOLD AND SILVER
JEWELRY
ALWAYS ON RAND.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry of every
description repaired with neatness and
despatch, and warranted to give satis-
faction.
i-:,5,000 worth of Old G -old and Silver
wanted, for which the highest price in
cash or trade will be paid.
R. COUNTER,
Main street, Seaforth.
179
Among the diSeases overcome by the
use of
Fellows' Compound Spirit of Hypo -
phosphites, ,
Are Constipation, Asthma, Consump-
tion, Laryngitis, Nervous Debility,
Dyspepsia, Chronic Bronchitis,
Chronic Diarrhwas Melancholy,
Debility resulting from Typhoid and
other low fevers. Diphtheritic) Prostra-
tion, Hysteria, Hypochondria, Ainen-
hoea, Nervous Excitability, Marasinns or
wasting of the muscles, Aphonia or Loss
of Voice, Chorea or St. Vitus' Dfince,
Sluggishness of the Liver, Interrupted
and Feeble Action of the Heart, 8 u ffocat-
ing feelings caused by mucous obstruc-
tions of the lungs and air passages lead-
ing thereto, and debility from various
causes, many cases of which appeared
hopeless. Sold by apothecaries. Price,
JAMES I. FELLOWS,
1180.16t Chemist, St. John, N. B.
4, 1871.
Seaford', Fonindry
-Would desire to call ttentio to their
greatly roved
THRESHER & EP/4 ATOR-
achine nada,.
Among its nany advan ages. -we call at -
Cylinder is onstrueted it req ires less
THAN ,ANY MEP -
The great lcomplaint niong Threshers
lways was, that they e nthl thresh mom
ban they cm 1(1 clean, r improved (ham
keep the riddles from -licking, without
inproved our Mills to p event t
foing over -with the stra
We would linVito Fain ers and Thresb-
; mine our st Ick before urehasi else -
'here we c, n sell as chleap as a iy other
e ,grain
one NA the est material used, and the
very be t workineni employ d.
The :Niacin es we sold !last yea • 'enable
s to say that they gave !better .atisfac-
t on than an other ever sold in this
kept o hand at a 1 times.
We would lso desire ollireet the
attenti n of fume s to our
SA -WINO- MA
ich are caps,ble of saw
to fifty cords of woo
S perior Gang Ploughs,
Cultivators, ScUtiEters. Wo
beam Plough#3, Scrapers,
A. 1 of wbieh we warrant
tion, and will be sold. as cl
other Establishment in
ng fron forty
lper da r.
Straw utterS,
den and Iron -
o give satisfac-
ea.p as t any
he Province.
REPAIRING .AND CASTING !
OF EVERY DESCRI 'TION,
Done on the Shortest no ice and m st
re onable ten s.
FARM FOR
AL
IN TUCKERSM
Teen Sale, on re4onable term , Lot 22, Sorond
-1- Concession, Totlfersntith, H, S., eta tabling.
100 lief es, eighty or which are red, unfit: fence,
ani in a good state of cultivation and a ecnsider-
abl portion of it underdrained, The buildings aro
all good, abio, a go(id bearing or hard, two never.-
failng •wells and a 4iving spring. The land is first
ela.s, and will be 8 Id OD easy t MS,- as the pm -
f retiring frt farming. For
Seaforth, or to the woprietor, on be premises.
1 041.
1\1 R
THOS0 BELL/Su
THOMAS B ILL
is now prepared to manuf cture f
turc
As Cheap the heap S
Parties wishing to buy holesal cam
be supplied. at
Toronto Wholesale Priee&
WARE ROOMS OPPOSIT THOMAS
WORK SHOP, CORNER OP MA L-
KET SQUAR
T RNING done on the
Shortest Nati e.
CO FINS
kept cons
antly on
A HEARSE FOR HIRE.
17 -tf
EDWARD CASH,
Dealer in all kinds of
ow and Daii y
Produce
WHOLESALE AND RET'AIL.
Th Molest Price in Money
OL AND BUTTER.
Pay your fees and drive up to his
store, GODERICH ST tEET,
BU TER FIRKINS for sale and to
excha e. 180-c
A Rich Nan Burieel.
The Ohio ,,5tatpsmr-oz !
has ,an aceount of the
before the Probate Con
lin 0/I an
mit to probate, the a
Joseil
VC -Centric LaCIIPtUr,
large ilMOn DE of real e-ste
lin and lit d Cowl
other property, the wh.
four brothers, eile
Between these two tlier4
dose alliance of frier -01a
other brethers appear t
AT in like. manner. f
he, received a
ffecied has mi
was in.ule to tilts t•
Tefusi,e1 to in Ike the no
somi -on bOSine:45;1 111111
dered to New .t hieans,
without means. 1 t
while New 9i leaiH
efforts to procure
bus with whieh to return
from 'some unaceom it
ed. He ,was steLl
leans as a vagrant on
octoher,, 1870, and take'
corder nougliton, who
to be sent to a hohpitid,
pital authorities refused
him because he was der
be was minovell to an
where be died on the
leer following, On the
r ember he WaS
/tense of the city of .New
119-w to Learn. One
Suppose a Dian Al(^11)11..,
-boiling, and blazin,, day,
and round an old Duteb
harbor, and the next day
see him, like a magnified
`lug up and down the
and you should ask him
doing, and he .should
have beard that this shi;
sailer, and r want to look
see."--Coidd be ever find
4111{). spread the canvas,
wind and bear a way
know how she sails.
So, if a Christian -would
true state, let bim not r
and round the hull of
scionsness, and crew), up ;
the masts and spars of
and affections ; but let h
the sails of resolut ion, and
on the ocean of duty. Ther
know whether be be a dull
sailor.—Beethe_r's Li le TIM
Opposition to Great Inv
Tiadition says John
of the three inventors o
was charged with multipir
by the 'aid of the. devil,
prosecuted both by the pr
the people, The strong -es
tion to the press, bits, bowel
presented in Turkey. T,
printing bad existed three
years 1.)(!fore, a, printing
established in Constantino])
1726 to 1740, that press isfl
then stopped and aid not
its issues until after an
more than forty yeam AlrJ
a press vms established at
and between 1780 and 1861
forty 1,-olumes. Again its
tions wore susp.miled, ail
resuined until the year I :1
whieh time it has worked
fettered with the paternal o
of the, Turlosh gov(rnment
Tbe rit,lani-Ioom is an
of the sixteenth eentury,
lintna 011:at iiitre:dtaepil-ri;sedpzi121
Holland, in Gerniany, in t
Ill01143 of the church, and
countries of Europe, At 111
shared the fate of the riblu
In England, the patronage o
Elizabeth was requested for
-venom', hut it is -said that
ventor was rather impeded t
ist,ed in bis undertaking,
opposition to the stocking- )
of the most base and eruel
Frenehman who had a
111111111favt tired
loom a pair of silk steekil
Louie xvi. They were preW
the monarch. The parties, h
who supplied hoisery to the
caused several loops of the stl;
to be cut, and thus broug
:'istuoacrktinrgs.-looin into disrepute a
v Table -forks -appear so nem
.t of the furniture of the]
that the tables of the sixteen'
ry were destituW of them.
were not, however, introducel
the commencement of the
century, and they were ridiel
Superfluous and. effeminate
the person who introduced t
nkeenegltlxid;:andike) dnLa;iifnse
were invented in Italy, and l;
the