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Japanese Customs as seen by a
New York Congressman.
Y oxonrira, July, 1871.
The status or position of women
among the --Japanese is more puz-
zling to a foreigner than anything
else, and no ;one looker-on agrees on_
what the position -is. The Mikado
can have out one wife,' but is allow-
ed by lav or custom twelve coneu
bines ; Daiuwios and ' I-Taltamatos,
eigl.it ; men with other titles, five
officers and the soldiers, two. But,
say the -laws` ordered by Jycyas,
Lc 11
.The man is not upright who is
roost given to wolnen.11 It is an er-
ror,. they tell me, that the Japanese
are indifferent to the respectability
of their wives,and that they often
prefer taking one from -among the
ptibl]c cot(rtesans. But there are
wonderful .exnibitioes of • woman
life in Yeddo ani Y okohothe, such
as 1 . cannot describe—exhibitions
-under the sanction of, and controlled
by elle Government, and from which
the Government derives a large.:
revenue.. The laws against dancing
women, &c., kc., says Jycyas, are
not to be administered severely.
though "'they. are like caterpillars
or locusts in the country."- Out
of regard for the nature of mankind
their offences are to be lightly :pass-
ed over." Hence, all this vice ' is -
made just as public as it can be,
outwardly ; decency, however, ever:
Loverin g over it. Women are Sold
M childhood, temporarily, for a_ pur-
pose, and many afterwards marry
well without diehonor : But this is
a topic upon which I cannot enlarge.
The baths of the great -.cities are
very peculiar institutions. Men
and women, if they do not exactly
bathe together, come So near
it, that the difference is not
worth - talking about. Every-
body bathes here, and not to be
-
'clean is considered disreputable.
• The cost of bathing is cheaap, in Yed-
do, about 40 cents every clay- for a-
_ month. If -mere cleanliness is godli-
ness, there is not a more godly
people on .earth. The baths are
all nl. ever open to the pie clic eye --
from the street, with no disguises
• atl)Otit them!. They are s0 common
that they do not even provoke curl
csity. In T. eddo there were many.
starers staling at lire when viewing
the bathers, but not one staring in.
Nothing is thought of thie peculiai
anode of bathing. Nothing mis
cl)ievous seems to come of it. �1
must not forget that what people are
accustomed to front their youth up
does not amaze and astonish r,11e1n ae
we strangers are astatlishecl.
went to the theatre the otbe.
night in L ailegatwa-a big I istittl-
fieri with no seats, but with rails
to lean on. 'We all squat. The na-
tives leave their penny 'alis ttyo-
penliy straw shoes at the door, near
the ticket -box,. and take tickets for
them, as we take tickets for Our
hats � 01 cleat`!,.}. It n a15 a very. funny
sight to see four of five hundred
sloes ticketed, with woot'en straps
attached to thew, the straps written
over in -Ja. a I.,., . r
Jz panese characters. 1Z o
.La werican can stanch • a •Jftpal.11ese
tt.eat(.•e offer fifteen minutes. It is
net like the Chinese—all baile hang,
bang, bang, :mash, crash, til rash,-
lntt it is, if possible, stnpidei (to us,
at least,). I sallied out to Hear a
;rap tali!!) orator, ` leetttrin", as 1.
4tll•)t)')se,' Plaito and Aristotle did, ill
flout of the Itheatrc.' i [e blew,.
reared a]ld snorted .:is do
some cis: our stump .Ot•at:ors. I was
-Lola he Was reciting Japanese storv-
1
I):-Ztory to what seeilaed tt) be a .very
1y the cas
iuestimab
respect:
1
'THEHUN ExrosIToR:
the y ''
e va] uej in
j
it will ` be of
more than one
;
•
Ira
The Lonisviiille
the farm f i\1r.
million County, I
contains 10,000 a
thou;:!! eleW11 re
-1)rol)lieten has rack
the aggregate, lm
more. ) 11° uch f
tered by ' r. S lit
a very snail !all 'un
thing I. �' tha
now \tort a!)o it
is rapidly incr a:si
country b ca1T1 s ll
soil itself � s ell ine
rich, lows , and fe'
with an o cal,sia iatl:
oak trees. The ex(
may be c ceived
that oue 1, ay riche
house,• in l loge tha>
Vinay ehoo , six min
his territo!•y.
Mr. Su tlivant is;
er, and o le of th
•the art an 1 science!
the first, greatest,
and scient fic far me
age. The; order in
his farm, nd the s
of it so fa:, slaeak ,s
ability. f there
merit in t ae acqui
ruense es(late, or
ledto it
his lis nlanan1
to mark lum asp mole
nary main. His hci p
lit known, and has; L
many, am ng whu.
tiojed the: Prince
dulin his visit to
Dressed a lesire to
of prairie thickens,: n
lv entert. • ed at III
!)lace. Ti e estate
funis of fi'e t• ..olio
which are nor n b
Between he 1d.
'eighty fee in. wlcd
each 'side by,' fit
farm is th i. s encilose
a reliable- enant,).
Bence ant a requ si
houses for lits labore'is
- There a re •fo tr or
inen enga s eel o ie
T
Near the 1,eside ce :f
r
se
Farre•
ot,r at - de
11 vent, i
t1S. Th
in one
jn t11 e S to
niunberi
et as man
is lane!
ant years
r acre,
The 1
an ac e, and
i h value as the
p 1latecl, or the
tl profit ctive ;
-prairi:� land
st, Alai sly' of
it of thi tract
n it is stated
ilectly fr. in his
one direc ion be
s before 1 aving
{
sbYrtorougl farm-
ld pion ers in
and he s now
most pr ctical,
rhaps, of the
ich- he keeps
ssful c ncluct
iently f his
no pr. ctical
n of Lis ini-
oresigl t that
nt is e ough
than a ordi-
ality is wide-
enjoe ed by
lay be men -
Wales who,
cotlnti.y, ex-
ge in hunt
1 was elgent-
r. Sullivant's
iso j divide
nd. acres
v. heir slur
ts.a bowl
bound
I Kedge.
f,
tad tru
o !las hi
e num
es
CHEAP ThA
cnihes
Ver -
s
er -s farm
tract,
to the
In LEE
acres
as' en
go, at
some-
lnci is
.'1
1�
r is quite a ; ilia` ;, i o ha
- men in his" employ if th
We smith's sh/ p wi1}h f
liense b11i ding
•tection of the ( ag
meats, b gill;, iqu.
Eeery ilia sroveule'
1• 'newts has t been ,s
• rent fart:w r, who, ,„it
is careful: t his stork,
-b3tnclreds f plows 1.r
and Viii nis.led, .;whin.
away for a 'season. T
al hundre I noises tl
nu(nbei• is my so 81
that Mr. 111 l' aln r i m not a
raiser. 111 ucll oft eland lie•
awaiting t le" due tits e or its se
The m. in. eller ..
f .this
fuming isidevo-ed n he -raisi
ten thousaaricl aactles . c in. T
I
thousand-�lollal(s • Ate'
la a`, .j (1St i en eepeivad
to the ere . t ioni f b ri
ors. ilitl ertn the n
poiet was , Wesel; o f
- ditstalit, la t as road is
completed-inow wliii•h
cilities. this will. nit ell
value of t )e; estat
tor ext ec�, -to•i•a ise
tliie year.1 Fat ty
acre is .a small esti
I
a
t
E.SDI N-P0ti']L
de
buttery crowd of admirers, two o1
t1. i'ec' th1C)iIson l ill num" het•. Scandal
_whispers that the Gaverilmen t em-
ploys
ns-
:) ..
p i,o1. s these oraton to uphold the .
ltl.atdo Governnleut •agatinst the
rats.0 ! ..
S� c cliSCUntellta.: Perhaps so ;
we do the same. --James Brooks,
eta -1 ux•1
Winter Feed.'
Corn fodder, turnips, rape and
111
tl
e
into -
each,
Vers.
vard,
d. on
Each
ted to
resi-
er of
five b1 ndred
entire place.
Mr. Sulivant
bited 1 y the
re is a .lack-.
fires, a ini-
d to th pr0-
1tual tnple-
C011spi '1101tS.
11 Such- apple-
zefenb
he Cala
and ha
fully c
they a1
sere are
ere, bu
all from tl
this
time,
s his
eanecl
e 'salt
ever -
this
e fact
tock
.idle,
1 vice.
year's
n of
verity
th of l k ni ber
to lie ai�)Iilied
s and levat
:rest i•t ilway
urteen miles
tl)Olit 0 be
will gi -c fa
iiicreas the
The pr prie-
0 );000 b ishels'
less t. the
AT LE.E & SWITZER'S.
& SWITZER
17O.R CIIE �G F
10 .AP SL Cxt11?.
OOD COTTONS
AT LEE & SWITZER'S.
LEE & - SW IT
!lain
ER,
FOR DRESS GOODS.
Street, Seaforth.
ICKS()NS F;iViPOItIl1I
NEW GOOIIS.
FALL IMPORTATIOKS.
WING to the general advance in DRY GOODS, we have
11
n
{
' bought er4• • � and l d e�'� r � both'
O � lrit cl in England ./ e1 J .!?g �d anel Mon-
treal, and would invite an inspection of the stock, as it is alto-
ge`her too extensive to advertise, but the goods will be marled
at 1the old prices.
CALL EARY.
E. IIIKSON
1
MAIC STREET, SERF UI;TH.
• OUR 'CLOTHING DEPARTMENT is- oi again in O11 " working
a
order, under'new management, with a splendid Stock of Cloths
to choose from. 1{its guar nteecl.
CREAT CLEARING
SALE
GIVING UP BUSINESS.
Tho undersigned intend giving up liminess this
1'a -ll, and they will CLEAR OUT
THE WHOLE' OF THEIR (STOCK
—AT—
COST PRICE, FOR. CASH.
1
ON THE FIRST OF AUGUST,
THE SALE WILL STA 1T
°Would ta1:1 tai:
for the liberal
(•trillltie.it'lll,., Eni
is1 effort on iti,
continuance of
opened up a nic
0pportuuit - c f returning thnnks.
tiatrinage extc'l(led 'ito liiii since
ted 1 •;,,; leave to ay that
(art ,111!1 b larding to sure e, a
11c• sant •: Et!!as novo• recces 'eel small
l:
sl
stttidt•y other substitutes for hay Galli) i1isi11
hay,atll been eiltiuleraltczcl i(3 avail r
_elks Sth(1•ter s'
,role to help out the short eros) of ' ' a
lieu present seaseet. These are x411 ,5Dices, I.t,
( .at1511$, CLLI'raIlits,
v •ry well* so fan' as they . go, and G
deuotle�se such fainters as had the S1'1, tic,iil v:ilcl ill
ft reeigltt to 'dant in tune will have
g!..'4 id reason to rejoice. in. their pr(r-
ci: -teC . There must needs -ltOlt ever ,''
is a grets t I l,t111 Who for one re:18011
01 1".1tntltet• failedto plant With 1Iiese, I
et ,)p. while there \% ts. ye. i titee. It t t e•:,..ili
i .till possible to 4ItOrtt•u t11(' sielSuii
ci.;rine which the live Steck is de-.
pt.tltet•'.tt. ell dry Iu&hki, by plttnteing J 10111',
- .1 :W. - htlltlefilll'revdr grant was
I:
r: heal tltiring - the past season, may
lea plowed, 111;u1I(rd•tl, lost! 50\}•11- VC1V
t..lt'ki 1' with rye, ueie g say four
1i•..1ivis to theacre,
This «'II1come
tiet t.'lt• ill theie..i11g anti will at-
: very excellent green food for
t.. _<.cl, 1 t will have atccullll)lisil-
c" , it4 tttiseiee be the time' ter p1nnt-
i v t fi'l'ter+, t,'t)1'li, I)utattud's, or allele :,,t
• ane. •t,•lier turege crop, So' blast tile
' - = may b ll,t•t (Y•,tq
+' l at,�11L 'ha lb I)('aLt,'-
ti:t` gatilld'tl ninny itt %'t1eates
(t "t•all:s 111 England. Certainly
31 .:u ;ro11 i5 atl,olutJ - crowded 011t
be the rye, tiie probatlllllties 1t11.'
at eS'dll, 'Whe'n the IL1y crop) has-
- 17t,t'u a full one tht• rye crop will not
(•e:tie :111145 in the Spring,' and When
the eros) is ehhort, as is very general -
tell 'Chit +tJ11 1Y
•
lI
i arri-.4 glad ti t s.
r
•
add 1
' C't✓(i; 1'01-1s1
tii t -it L;.,..c) cs.
tical,. Col "meal, d c.
.�, 11 e 1 ,1,.;11 :a il.;t llifa'teff {
!'{Of,1t;ritlt'_
i ••i••, 1 i•� ( lit.;! ells(
•
,;(iled.
Porter R�1SS
Which he is auxii
)1).S, TES, Bi
()r any reasonable 1,ric
And will continue until the whole of the Stock
is sold out.
er6i•ly a)and;secure :'_Bargains
The highest price* 'MEd'MEdfor' i$i:t¢er, cmc.
. All parties owing accounts will please call and
Settle them, and save' themselves further trouble.
J.'B
ONTl-1RON e SON.
Seafortli1 August 1, 1871. - 169
UI
P RTICA1NOTICE.
1,
I
J
Hes
►S}IAWTM,
NO. 999.
O(,n 1t•.' d'. ,t'llat.1 x •
F lS .
II AT s}lit 'vial. Hot l; Utz iji (11 tlad-
_ 1?alike t err:6.et•a filial.) , F bow n a
till' (`()!iN 1' N(-;' AN(;l'., au 1,t1(itli'r a
gundi )ll ),less ')illi all t ll' c,.,'r•pl•, any
i flan.
it:Il :,ti,)lt' call,ital it 0020r$ ex lieu in-
duee)urllts, In in+g tin c+1 hi r f its .j let Cling
strt-ets tinct el ase t'u they •:,,`:t V\
sI
A iso, two eftllforta,lld;: tf' )171 4.(;F on
Elgin Street. itideIieh,: rc4 ted a f ' )0 a
year, and sev ral T otit li: Lr ts, Teens—
,
11e:)cleraitc. A )ply tri, i ':l'
3ef :1r.1T(.i)_M,
1 `•'n the •?ia: ket.
I - Seaga 3 n. lo, 1 71, 164 tf
t'ib AFOI iTH.
Ii.e ; Lem LL
il, :'
•
aLcjtof
CAN
I1l;I A r ..C.'LES,
:tsn—
0��
us to Sell Of:, at C, at,
LOW COST,
that t.n•t••nl :• lin •1 (APT
Therefore, Ladies, yitul will l,', u e can i at the
Manchester House
MAIN STREET,
Slum, 11_d t .:1 your pie), 'cif the Goods bcfure the;»
fur: l:l sold. -
setlfurth, ,)11i ? i. 1 1. 1911
l ci�
0. H,CULL.
• A(iI Nf Cott
- r1, .
G It _}/, f .l ,� .ti Ail "Lx( r1..3L, 1 •'IIIsL;ti',
! Telegraph alul :,Xpress Companies, •
U'ANAI:)A• LITE SSURAINC'E UO•,
issuer of _ll; rriagc Lidt:nees.
i Ainelicaii uIc)n Yy bought and sold.;
1' Particular attentic paid to
JOB P :INTI -1G.
OFF I t' E •-- Elliott C Anil,Sti
8 ore, Seaforth.
ong's Book -
•i
\ all alts and manufactures, flu-
proroiuent is now the order of the
clay, gars Voges. trate more fully ltc-
knowle((gud and followed this precept
ththanidessr:,.
Lazarus, Morris' & .Co,,
Mnnufat:turcrs of t1i celebrated
PERFECTED LENSES.
All that science can do to alleviate
the disticss caused by •wt,1tk or failing
vision has been c.1u't+fu1]'• studied by
them and adapted in the nlann'fac-
tur of their celebrated LeUses—so
well have they succeeded that' all con- •
fess, aftertryi a.; these celebrated
(+lit51:eR that 111t'tinl• ,.ieli(1 from
baldness of sight in at °nets remnvetl.
186 Agent,' .eafortli.
D. McNAUG.�-IT
tothe
iiihai.y{OtTLT)rcspcctfu11yjntjrnte
U tart of s Seaforth forth glad vicin-
ity, that t(t he now .carries on business at
i
4
Killoran Ills NEW � �ti SJ�tUI , in rear of l�lloran &Ryan's._ I
Jobbing of all -kinds, and 1'Iorse-shoeinl
especially, promptly attended tt).
gee Terms reasonable.':
164-t DAVID .MCNA GHT.
LUMBER ! LUMB R
1 LATH and SHINGLES. 1
i -rt, TlJmnlersigned have cin hand at
I their Mill, one half Mil e ;worth of
'Xinleyville, a lane Stock of 1)r- !line
Lumber, ziart (about .i.t)tl() f(!y:1.) of which
is Dresser! 1-1 and 14 Flooring. They
• • have also on hand
75; O0O • 't. of' Str ; :Lath
-which is warranted iirstFclaes,
and no slal)s.
Their Shingle \i aclhine will start ahout
the 1 Stir instant, after which rate a plen-
tiful supply of SHINGLES will be kept
on hand.
Prompt attention given to orders from
a 'distance.
• M. & T.! KNITTIL
I).in::;le, -April 1.2, 1:b71. 176-tf.
PAINTING.
1 JAMES W'ILL5AMS
Begs to intimate to the II)llblie that he
has removed from \1cll$ttosll, & .Mor-
rison's Carriage Factory, ap it has rented
Nr. William Grassic's Paint
Shop,
Where he may be found at • :•lilt- time,
lfrr. INimamsis prepare(. to execute, of
the shortest notice, all kinds o
tlai.ri•iage ?ainting, Sign ;Painting
i and Ornamental \ rt- k. 1%,4
,
r a_
Give him a call. Remember+ !the place, - .f../0C n : ‘.1�
opposite Murray's Stables. 170-13t .W949Veuul4 unless signec1 1, J3 ,'
•
CAVANAGII'S
NEW BAKERY & CONFECTIONERY
ST0 1-,_
Keeps 011 haled
ALL RINDS U1
B R,
Biscuits, Crackers,
CARES, A.ND
CONFECTIONERY.
WEDDING CAKES
!fade to order.
,
J. CAV A1AGH,
174 Main street, Seaforth,
\\T jI. N. WATSON
ALWAYS AS 0N - HAND THE
BEST
SEWING MACHINES
• IN THE MARKET,
Either for Family use, or for Manufac-
turiiig purposes Both single -threaded
and double threaded, and . bell -stitch
Machines can be supplied.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed, and
instructions given to purchasers gratis.
W.M. N. WATSON
Can also insure property against Fire and.
Marine Disaster, and . Life and Limb
against death and accident, with the
best Companies, being Agent for
The Liverpool and London and. Globe,
(English.)
The Provincial of Canada, (Canada.)
The Gore District Mutual, (Village and
Farm.)
The Niagara. District. Mutual, (Village
and I° arnl. i
The Travelers of Hartford, (Life and
Accident.)
/ilf ll_ ted and.'
Promptly Settled.
MONEY- TO LEND
At moderate rates of interest. No colli -
mission, and expenses moderate.
.iICIIT€ AGES bought oil equitable
terms. - 1(;0
Warranted by the INIakers.
TgE RUSSEL W rA T O H
For Quality, Q
Durability, -
3ti �, Finish and
Neatness,
CANNOT BE EQUALED.
A new stock of the above Watches just
•
• received_
A ('O-11PLET]•; STOCK O1''
FINE GOLD AND SILVER
i '.
T] j E % R/
ALWAYS o> HAND.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry of every
description repaired with neatness and
despatch, and warranted to give • satis-
faction.
85,000 words of old Gold and Silver
wanted, for l4':lich the i )r
highest -
b price
cash or trade vil) be paid.
i L P. COUNTER,
179 - Main street, Seaforth.
MEN .EXTRACTED PAIN.
CARTXV R 1(4H T, L. 1). S., Burgeon
,Dentist, extracts teeth without pain
by the use of. the Nitrous Oxide Gas:
(Mice—Over the 1 eacoll store, Strat
ford. Attendance in Seaforth, at Kilox's
Hotel, the first Tuesday and Wednesday
of each month; in ('.linton, at the t'oln-
mercial13otel, on the following Thurs-
days and. Fridays.
Parties requiring new teeth are re-
quested to call, if at Seaforth and Clin-
ton, on the first day of attei:dance.
()ver 54,000 )a tient. have, had teeth
extracted by the use of the; Gas, at -Dr.
Colton's offices, Nov York
NOTICE.
.1_4weeks will find employment on the
i'.
7 `�T
r ._ if•
TAIL
R
Late gt'orcn1a1. Tait➢b re nick on a. Co.,.
Begs to announce to the inhabit ants r)1'
`E-IFO]?TJJ,. . —VD J'1
that he has taken rooms of tr
MR' T1i(i) rAS 1 1I)D'S . TOPE,
11 \a 1lbt•?i he 1.u1•,)u3 t s 11.-;i; on the ' nasi 11;a ?:tea
C NT LEM S S AND Will.. REN':.
OTEI
T
also, that he has received f1{ilii Engin u1, au elltirt
NEW sYsTEM of ; CIJTTi NG,
easel! ar,aa':;, n(i111ir1alilc, prvd:aring sit• intifbllr- f:t-
tbg garments, combining ease and comfort.
1ne excellent Patterns for Children}
Snits.
)atterlis bt11tplied o1 gal'ine11ts cut ou
charges.
Seaforth. July 2:,,15:71.
•
11 (d Yontlex
It 1not1erafc
1.91-ff,
EGMONDVIL
EW GROG
1\i. Til S•O
(Late of Seaforth, )
�icgs
toinformthe public tht t lie has-
( Belled a Grocery ,Store, in .
THE I,RICK PREML'ES,
ately occupied 1)y _Mr. John ogan,
:NEAR THE BRIDGE,
B Al0j\T•v iTTLLE,
There he -will :�ccp on !sand
A COMPLETE STOCK P
L1E.
RY.
1. ,
Fresh Grocer
.'.r' ties •i: ti011 at )1'; 3
)f ev
� i� , 1 '1C'tS s reason-
able as those of any other house
- in the trade.
he I ioIest I.a ° .e e Price-•
PAID 1=01;t
BUTTER, EGGS, &c., sc.
FLOUT AND F QED!
Kept constantly on !land.
A call is respectfully sericite( .
AVM.. T H M'>OI\,
179-tf Egnlc i11�3i1:1e.
M. ROBERTS i
abinet Maker
'Undertaker
Y•
11 and
AVING lniielrsed Mr. THOMAS 1:; i L'S
MAINE, 1 :un prt _str•e(1 to late :111 Ells:_ 1.tir
t:t1 the shortest notice, either 111 town (, •count! -'-
C F F NS,
LL .SIZES, kept ci»staeily on hand,
Warerooms
i wo doors south of- Knox s Hotel, a 14l ni.pc,4itt
1 eI'n tltili and M i json'ar Carriage 1`t i t3ory, iaail.
11 rent, Seitforth,
M. • RHOBER sO , - •
1-7-tf
THE rSEAI{ OR,T.II
Lu mer Y •NI.
1ABEE FOACD ` ;ALf
I,eg to inform the public that hey have
o )(mef. a 1,1. M ,Elt =AJZ.I) in 4cafortll.
1 ear Shear. son's Mill, on the gi mind for-
merly nscd as a Lumber Yar 1, by -lir.
Thomas Lee.
'1'll c y will ltee1) constant! -r o 1 roa�) d a.
~acid l 0)tlllellt of ALL KI '1),� ()1'
-1 1'MBEI., dressed and a ;dressed.
hey ,
LATH _AND D Sl.INC=L3.S,
10f whichthey
are prepared to SC
II at
t lt; lowest possible prices, for
Builders and. ousels will finch i to their
a !vantage to inspect our stoel , and as-
c .rtain our prices before pilrchd. :I1; el zc
13 here, as we are in- a position to ()ilei
g )0(1 inducements to Gash pure1i..sers.
MABEE & MAUD(.t, ALI).
Seaforth, Dec. 2(), 1870. 160-tf
EGG EIPORIL M.
id stana,-
0
The stibsc_ri )er is still in. his o
ai d prepared to [)ay
The Hi oil est Cads Pri.
F )r. any quantity of
GOOD FRESH EGA
1') >1i vered at 11(.:
Main street, Seaforth.
To.all parties (merchants and other,;
(;(,P.'ER:',,;-.ME,'NT DRAINS, e. past four years, he return. hearty
;mks, and trusts 1;3.- strict attr ntlon tc•
1;1 sincss-to merit their pzarona.:,,e in tie,
Enquire of Vrie foi'eman on this Work .
or apply to thci agent at the ofiiee, Jas,
T. Blain.
e. BLAIN, contractor,
114_,GGS EG
•
SulNeriber bi-gs to ;nth
ie is still preparedtto pun;
at hisi
tore, at the Mar t,
ily=TIEi4T PRICE, IN (
r all fresh Eggs that may (
whom. he has dont ill till
pail:, three years, he. returns 8 10,,:•,1:
siness relations.
eaforth, March 3, 1871. GS-tf
SEPT. 22,11871.
The Late James Re
Tbe Loudon cora-eel-eel
a. man of mark on men
i7-otn()Iiintauf:,%' n:1'"ljel.a"!11;etti
iD
',known to As -elk thirty nail,
aiirt,„y,
rail) :Hui swim a !;3-eiete
eil„. which Rent:wen had
take, He taillTzlit ;
own 31;1111P when m-riuen
-was, bow -ever, :dile even).
write decently 11i1liee!
-streegth and skill were so
the most famous oarsman V--
brated- -Champion of the Ty;
/Cowen saw that the eav.
eapable of civilization,
joined eeverel building
end inetead of wasting bis v
gains -on the river. be ace(
liouse property, Jae ;3,
21e1:‘°I.n ch4mcter he was
. like Chambeis, with whom.
count of prowess with the
will always be ranked. I
-was buoyant, dannonstracive,
a-vhistled; as well as he fotri:
boundless physical capacity.
other hand, Chambers, w
victorious in more than. 3-0i
-and beat everybedy at ale
etbread, was -as reticent a.
himself could desire.
spoke, took ne notice o•
:stepped into Ma boat when
'lad to row, and- lboked rtei
right nor left but rowed
,on, like a machine, until
told that he bad '-aton ; wl
;quietly dressed, nS though I
.dooe only an ordinary, t
;have seen him pasls umnovet
Iipplanse 50:000_
„).43.bHan and other welit,0
throats eould .N're4.'' Thou
forth, when dying, said
been, -as he thought, poisom
said he AV 011Ill tell his emairaat
bad been done to bitn, whiea,
not live to do, the l!broh /*Ple
lived to his words, nor was tk
41, 314-`,w anti somewhat uliar
building. The wain 'builllin
-;.Ontain the audience room,
to 1)0 eoniewhilt in the lone
theatre, the seats lilared in
lines, end rising gradually
front. It will contain
Clow-mm:1 sittings. the ste
will be -',..teinesked for ber.
A wing of the main buildine
remits, to areoinmodate theit"
end fa ee bath rooms. t
This strn
ign Pt in four years, Lind -the
eat 'any further e arei:so:a
•onotint to be known eely.
113:41i-z1vr 311{1 t'01.41
l/V 110 EDP ollfliftnI,
but thev are eigns
fleet the (lam -eh eteeht to ale
at the eltureli builaling elate
Lati111;41111.::;;sgri.:111..,
erovieee of the (7:11
Let the thioonela religioies re
eel • 1414W4' =hal
IA. lingS are