HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1871-10-13, Page 6The Rifle- of the Road.
In Lendon drivers and riders, un-
like walkers, keep on the left side of
the road. Couplets and quatrains
in considerable number have been
composed to impress the rule on the
memory of those persons who. can
call to mind a particular maxim
with more readiness if it be -stated
in a rhyming form.
The rule of the road is a paradox iluite,
In riding or drivinc,°along:
ll you keep to your left, you are sure
to go right.;
If you keep to your right, you. go
wrong.
Traveled persons who have corn -
pared notes on this subject tell •us
that the English plan of keeping f61
the Ieft hand of the carriage -way is
adopied in Italy and in Italian
Switzerland; wheras Prance, Belg-
ium, and Germany adopt the rule of
keeping to the right: Much debate
has thence arisen. Why do nations
differ in the matter, and - which is
the better of the two pians? Those
who prefer de French mode urge
that it is better to adopt the same
rule, whichever it may be, for the
carriage-wa,ys as for the footways, in
order not to burden the memory
-with. COD flieting phraseology. They
also contend that the right is really_
the best, seeing that it gives -mcate
scope and sweep to the whip of the
driver in cases of starting,. bolting,
or jibing; his right hand is more
free, because more distant from the
right hand of drivers coming in ale
opposite direction. But the English
adva,cates say "No" to this. They
urge that by adopting their plan
each driver can see at a glance, by
looking down for a moment, whether•
the passing wheels have space to
keep clear of each other; tbe oppo-
site chivers being near, each can the
-better assist the other in steering
the craft properly. "No," say the
French, •advocates; he is a queer
(Inver who wants to look down .at
his wheel; let him keep his whip -
had. clear and he can guide his
team." Of course, when the driver
is exactly in the middle of the
front of the vehicle, the actual dis-
tance between driver and driver ik
-exactly the same in either method -;
but the free whip -hand for he
Frenchman is an advantage not to
despised. It has been -suggested
that the English I 'tan probably
originated -in Italy, in days when
diligences and •poStecoaches were
liable to be attacked by highWaym en
or brigands. The postilions carried on WEDNESDAY,
fire -arms, to be mannged with the , b
right hand ; they sat on the deft-
lotnd horae and drove on the left- 1 At 1 "'clw-±
Land side of the road, in order to . LOT NO. 8, IN
have full commanci of the right hand
in moments of difficulty or danger.
Seasoning Wooct
THE HURON EXPOSITOR;
improtabilit!y of u h a story.
"How long," said the worthy
doctor, with the confid nt air of one
fearless of 'eontradieti n, ¥ might I
stand here, and suCh a thing not
.happets to 'e?" The boy Was corn-
'tpletely puz' led, whea mo lett, who
stood behin tire pilar of the 'rhop
door, and h, rd Wha ssed, snatch-
ed up a snO ball, a d tin ly de-
livered h. playm t _f m the
dilemma hich the 4ue ion , had
piacecF him, sy anan we equally
prompt and onclusiale.
Plantin Trees in
• We are b rming to
larger and iardier
trees, as we as m
ones, can be 'made to
by fall plant
when plante
stantly rem
a•—if
ie. spri
ling spri
blie Fall.
findithat the
cls Of fruit
yr or 1.tinental
.ucce d better
cloi'e—than
g. he con -
dr aths tell
d tees, and
e ::davyw.
ni
drai 9 ed, will
ake an
bus be
he deeinLY
as b:
1 fibres
a tree is
a. what
es; I e n ew
w tlae
pl ted, if
id not,
-st amid'
an o put
ant re
aii as
el
heavily on si ring plant
thelossesth s yea]. will
Fall planted trees, f
prepared an surface
:take hold of and-
soi an
early start- in spring, a
ready to battle aga ns
weather when it come
discovered that all the s
natthesroots die out whei
I transplanted, no mai e
!time. In fad Iplanted
•
roots will c anenee to
isame fall tha i they a a)
there is eaough heat ; la
Utley will star with th fi
of spring. I is a goo( p
some long,. bu not st o
round the r ots, "to e
inulch till sp
C. YEO, AUCtla 1 E
S AFORT ,
Will attend to any Sale in th. Cei7 ty.
Residence -Rear of the Catholic h rch.
195
-26
ROO
S TO -IL
TO LET, in Seo t's Block, wo con
Rooms on the se -ond flat. A ml, :to
195 Me AUG -HEY . HOLM
CHAN
- OF VALUABLE
modit
TED
RY
FARM
TY.
IPURSUANCE 0:: 7 deuree, da od the 2th d.
of - April, 1871, nu t e by the Cc art of 0 mime'
in a certain cause t isrein pendiEg of own 7
Down, and with th approbatim o }lc iry M
Derrnott, Esquire, iUs er of the jt Cont at t
-Town of Goderich, e following v nab e far
proverty will be offer c for sale 17;s, P 'BLIIU AU
TION, in one let, - GRAMM iN YE 4); An
tioneer, .
AT DR V'S ITO E
IN THE VIII CE CiF E ET R,
he 18th kla oif Octo
1871,
he afternot rz,
"HE SE !-0
CE38I0isr 0 r1 Tia; ''''0
OF SPEPHEN", IN TH
OF HIAWN,
Containing
A wri-t'r ill an E a 91 iSli i°111'nal i tatTbiTill',Lit•et7t? taveellTstitbered with 1 ardwo "
a
says that small pieces of non -resin- . soli IS it medium chi.- 1)1011a
nd 171 g sod 01-1(1,1:,,
., ,
bouvst7x1 cam be seaSoned perfect] y 1 117e following Width sgs /WO upon t c Lot, viz
.,- )01 ing fpur or fi ve li oil • i
rs_the Htabie and . , . ,s Late:tam 52-036 7 1 "
; a frame. house 2-Ix18 I •
process taking the sa ) o t f the . au acre of -land, tli'd treOS ' "'aid ()‘' ".111- netiril
I: be;hineag'-e. is ialiggo°ottr--colutig.. On; ;11‘thich til. nor'zalilciylilig
"w00(.1 Whit 11 shrinks nelarlyneneotend
in the operaticia 'The sante writer
. i Tatot l • • -•
1 witfehre. "Iit: .1;„17to'd h 1
11 Puna, di177‘71 rvairillalfedyf si n.died with
f::_tplible-eS otl.lat trees felled in .full leaf in i tp-,,,tinf.1-1,0ilsi four ancl a half iniles fr )111.1 ililliVig e(),1111 -
j 1 1 Jul YI and allowecLiito._,Jelie 1.111.171illyotlitiltet111771; a ) Li11, 01 tl ;
Station )11 the Gr uld-eter-oN
la tail c..!ve..ry, le:ifoi,hasiefailel.c.:n, , "li ,tt,, e 1 ,i(i.:!,,,;0„..i.,ilm.ectiate vich it.; of ,ticii(i.uc7a.iiitli4`11:;(1:;-1
le:e.. neally Ors- ' - the ,tes will no , el at Ow tune t f sole will lie re mired
- top ofi themselves untsa they t ' 111'' Puvehn'• i •
drawn up atid ex- hausted all the sap t i-
, ,
i :=4'401.1.0....., asai to sign an agree neat for t e CU mph, -
10. of 111:4 100`,.1110;(3 000t1,L tO Uril velialer
Irive ' tu pay a deposit, in the iropor
of the tree. Toe time - required is . eta ()ilia parcleise, an 1.11c ti ill be required o pay
the ball:nice of his pore ' mai n finer into Cort ftwith-
unz a mouth to six weeksr accord- i in orui Jacinth fro111 the lay of sale.'" and npoi ply-
ing to the dryness or wetnesS of the z1:1111;111ttotilltnt`Tfitha“.1,u01t.b-si' taut ((1 to a come -alice
1-17-0a then The Boor of a mill laid thin totter resper the cone ithan: of s lie IN ill be
s lso 71 •
Avith popular so treated, and cut up whi= ot-, ,,,Titlalitluaptzi,t.et,17t>tfhteLourt, of Chin ally,
and put in. place in less than a month , imarsttaa• particular:, Ind tonditious p• f sa d ap-
after the leaves fell 11 LS nsh
ever o wn 1,?teit..(qsj,',s,;11,::,;iii,thilt:s'.46.11,st.'Yil .:(I'lici'}r:1111KTITitt1 11.
the slightest shrinkage. = h-rnsi;T, llarristers, Lona 7n, ) sssus. CA xrpni
, lior.mEsTs1), Barristers, To onto, ane of -the
00 0,•______ Auctioneer. -
Jefferson'sTen Rules.,
A. D. 1871.
: Dated at (Gs:tlileertileil; the 14th day of S ipten bel r,
JetFerson's ten rules are good yet, ,
especially so for those ' who have the. = F. HOLMESTED, Esq, Master in ehan ,oity..
R !INDY McDER IOTT.
training of the pupils in our public , Seaforth, Vendor's Sidle tor. 19 -
schools. They are so short and con-
ciae, and embody so much of value, I
that it would be well if they were I_
dipped and put where we could sae
them often. They Sead as follows
I. Never put off till to -morrow
what you can do to -day.
...t. Never trouble another for what
you elm do yourself. •. ,
3. Never spend your money before , GRisTING,
von have it.
4. Never buy what you do not - ,
,
wnnt because it is cheap. AND
, All other kinds of gen ral, Custom
1
5. Pride costs more than hunger, '
thirst" and cold. on the Kliorte. t notice.
7.1.)
YN.
'OL
00 acres of ant .
US
'ON
HD,
-TY
;area 1111d under eultil atioll
ROXBORO MILLS
CHANCED HANDS.
rIE undersigned having- parehased the 1 xi 0
Gristiug and Flouring li1.1i,' increased the I
chinery, and put the Mill jin a thorough stab.
repair, are noW l4rpued to dn.
HOPPIN
G. We seldom repent of having
eaten too little.
• 7. Nothing is troublesome that we
do wiilingly.
8. How much pain the evils have
cost us that have never happened.
9. Take •things always btat„-- the
smooth handle.
10. When angry, count ten be- LUMBER! LUMBEii!
:role you speak if veiy angry, count:- . LATH and Siff NGLES. '
They would also desire to state to farm
others, that as the work wil lit. lone.mulc
own supervision, they have ) hesitaticin in
teeing entire sati):faction.
A trial is respectf illy solicite(
13. 'SHANTZ i3ROT IrEt
_ Roxboro ,J'ane .1871. , 11-14-tf.
Wo
•
Tf4 n 11
r th
111I 11
a hundred..
THE 'Undersigned' h
tVe on hand a
t their ill, one half mile North 0
f Dry Phut
(10 Let) oil wine!
'he\
rip La h.
-ill start al out
titli date a p
; kept
I
to Orders., hom
T
17(.I-tf
Anecdote of Dr. Sinollett. Ainleyvillet1
, a large St(
A companion of- Smollett'a Who Lumber, part t about 3,5, (
1
Dressed. -1 and 1 1
wataa apprenticed to a sure -eon n., -2
hare also on
Giateetv, having been eugaged in a
frolic with the future historittu one 75 000 ft. Yf'S
winter's' evening, was receiving a which is warranted
sev,-.il reprimand. from his and no slal
1111-ster Their Shingie Mac biue
for quittiug the shop. The lad, the 18th in's-tant, after mil.
11:1V1ug zale,o-ed in excuse that he had . tiful suPPlY of 8..11.1-Ntil-I1
buq,z1. struck7by a anowbtill, and had - IiamL
l'I•ompt attention give]
gone out in pursuit of the person
a fitistance
who had throw it, was; hstemng
M. . .
to the taunts of his mastei: on the Dingle, April 12, 1871.
11
fj sa sa, 'Rota.
,
= ;
174..
sa:•47,:iwitsq'
• NA
_ •
_
• -
NEAT, CHEAP
alta=
DURABLE.
' ! - McINTYRE. &- WILLIS
w0-171.,1) inform the pnblie that they haVe just :received a first-elass assortment of French and
(4
' ' English
.Calf 17nd French and Eng,lish Kip, and aM
re OW prepared to Intik° work at prices that defy
co nnetition. An asSortmen
t of HOME-MADE WOR -K k.ept constantly Oil hand, as well as. that a the
be •t Toronto and London/muses, Which will be sold cheap. A good assortment- of IImne-made Boys'
/3 ots kept always 071 hand. A call is respectfully solicited. Don't forget. the plae.e,-opposite W.
Relbertson & Co. -?t; Hardware Store; and. first doer south of John Logan's. 199
ifiteKSQYS ::0/1P9RIUM-
NEW .GOODS,
FALL IMPORTATIONS.
AWING to the general advance in DRY GOODS, we have
bolight eark and ver?, largely, both in England and Mon -
real, and Would invite an inspection of the stock, as it is alto -
„tether too extensive to advertise, but the goods will be marked
at the old juices.
CALL EARY.
E. HICKSON tic CO.,
STREET, SEAFQRTET.
OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT is attain in working
order, under new management, with a splenclieStock of Cloths
to choose from. Fits guaranteed.
TETE CIRCULAR SAW
Cuts through all opposition.
INIVI.R0
ERTSORI $r CO.
Have just received ft lane and splendid assortment of Rogers' and other celebrated maltes
CUTLERY,
NICKOIJE AND OTHER SILVER-PLATED COOK
TEA. TRAYS, COAL OIL LAMPS,
Lightning and Turn -table Apple Parers,
Every Family should have one.
IMPROVED CHAMPION AND OTHER
CROSS -GL ril SAWS
STOCK'S CELEBRATED EXTRA MACHINE 0 ILI
Warranted the best in nse.
'Repairs for AbelPs Patent Gear and Horse Power,
every other article mg inlet in the Hardware Line -Shelf and Heavy.
)
JACKSCREWSI.TO HIRE.
SIGN OF1 THE c1nethait-
19
ROBER290,1- (C. 00.
P4RTICULAIZ, NOTICE.
I
[.\
sH,08.7-Ls,- MANTLES,
Has a Lot of
-AND-
3DizISS 0-003:3S
Whit, he is anxious to stii ore at 00811
• YES, BELOW COST,
Or any rea)Outible priee that a eoRt6mer may cora
Thereft, Ladies, you will please eau at. the
Manchester House,
MAIN STREET,
Soon, and get your pick of the Goods before they
are all sold.
Seaforth, July 25, am:- its
M. ROBERTSON
Cabinet Maker and
• 1).L dertaker,
HAVING purtliassi d -Mr --'._'ims I '
S
HEARSE; I im prep:in-it to attend funerals '
1 on rhe shortest 71 Itice, either in taw001 t'tIUlitr.
OFFINS,
ALL SIZES, kip eonstana,i.- 1111 hand. I
W rerourns
MILLINER Y.
.M1LLINER Y.
MIL LIN El Y.
V.
1
•All.LLINER Y.
LATEST FALL sTyLEs.
T.,ATEST -FALL
LATE:)T FA LL STYLES.
LATE8T VA1j STYLES.
LATEST FALL STYLES.
CHEA EST TN ToWN.
CHEA 'EST IV TOWN.
, CHEAPEST IN TOWN_
CAEAPEST IN TOWN.
CHEAPEST LN TOWN.
AT
iijtSS A. 'ERWIN'S
Reynolds' Block,
197-1J3. Near the Depot.
_
,
Melniosli and llsirrison's Carling.) Factory, Main
Two doors south or lino.. os Hotel, and opi‘o.,ite D. IVIcNAUGHT
,tri.,t, Seaftit-t11.
“RoDEIITSON. I
NOTiCE.
A BORItRis tvantine Avork for aJ.JfeM
weeks will find emOoyment On the
00VERNNIPNT I)PAI '
TITOI LI) respectfully intimate to the
v y inhabitant; of .Seaforth and viein-
NOW OR NEVER.
SOMETHING
New, Novel, Cheap and I
Handsome.
THE
SEAFORITH CLOTHING
EMPORIUM
AND
GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING HOUSE
T K ANDERSON
Of the (above establishment, has just received
very large and complete stock of
SCOTCH AND CANADIAN
TWEEDS
MELTONS, DOESKINS AND
BRO4DCLOTHS.
Overcoatings of all Varieties and Colors.
The finest assortment Of
Plush aDd Fancy. Vestings
Ever taken into the Seaforth Market.
Fancy Flannel and Regatta Shirt-
ings, and
GENTLEMEN'S UNDERCLOTHING,
In great variety, of the best quality and at the
lowed figure.
It would bo to the advantage of intending pni--
chasers to call early and make their selections, as
.by so doing they will save at least twenty-five per
cent., on account -of the rapid rise -in price of the
above description of goods.
CLOTHING, of every description, made to order
on the shortest notice, in it style equal to that of
city establishments, and at a much lower price.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
TIES AND COLLARS -As the undersigned
makes this department of his business a specialty,
parties. wishing the latest styles and novelties
would do well to call and inspect his stock and en-
quire his prices.
Be snit and not forget- the place -Main -street,
Seafortit, opposite Scott Robertson's Grocery
196 T. K. ANDERSON.
The abovo,was let to
iT)1110.11As atatt ILA X.49
Furniture 43111nnfacturer, Main -street, Seaforth.
But as hit; 131.z is already sufficiently large, he does
not wish to advertise. • 196
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Tatatisal- TCDT\T
MUSIC EMPORIUM
111 h4 -7.141111.11:1114:4;1744:
t la,1:1111117411M1"(174
1111
DEPEW & DOHERTY,
PIANOS, -
IMPORTEIts
ORGANs, -
_MELODEONS,
MUSIC
di 71--S TREF:7',
....,...____
iity, that he noW carries on business at
his 'NEW sl -LOP • •
CLINTON.
• •
0. H. OU 11
7
Ryan.
*
Oran & ! At:ENT FOR
7 1
• -fobbing of all hinds, and Pforse-shoeing LOCKJLI_V'S SE 117...Vti _MA i 71/X ES,
especially, promptly attended to, I Telegraph and Ekpress Companies
164-t DAVID :\lc.NALTIIT.
SHOPS FOR SALE.
/, Fon SALE, two shop.) aml forty-fonr .feet front-
age' 00 11:111.1 Str(vt. StafOrth, opposite (.'ar-
mit:liners Iit.t.-1. .App)y to
19J-tf. . J, &;EATTEL.
In , Terms reasonable.
(.;rev. 2,) per day.
Enquire Of Vie foreman on this work..
or apply to the agent at the office , as,
T. Blain.
- 0 BLAIN, Conirtletm.
Grey May 12, 18;1. 180-tf
CAN„. -\_DA LIFE ASSURAN('E
Issuer of Marriage Licences,
American Money bought and Rold.
Particular attention paid to
JOB PRINTING.
- Omen -Elliott & ...A.rmstrong's Br.mk-
Store, Seaforth 174
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_
_
CCT.
'0 THE PUBLIC AT "LARGE.
Ws' INC OLIVER,.
SION` OF THE
• SCOTCH COLLAR.
A choice assortment of light and heavy
li rness, whips, bells horse clothing, etc.?.
k constantly on Land.
..epairing promptly attended to,
charges moderate. Remember the place:
si n of the Scotch Collar, Main Street,
_Se forth.
63tf• H. OLIVER.
BE SURE A.ND GO TO
HOMAS LEE'S,.
(sh.rson. sat; oaa Stand,)
FOR NO. I SEEDS,
A
Of all kinds.
varieties of Turnip Seeds
•
CA TER'S IMPERIAL, the best Swede Turnip h.-.
• cultivation. -
SKI VINTG'S IMPROVED DO.
SIL RP'S PURPLE TOP DO,
SITU TON'S CIIAMPION DO.
'YE OW ABERDEEN DO.
WHTB CfLOBE AND STUBLE.
Th Cheapest ;Kt Beat Teas in Town.. '
got at LEE'S.
F r SHEARSONS'S No. 1 PLOUR, go -to
THOMAS LEE'S.
•
-All kinds -of Produce
aken in Exchange for Goods, at
TH HIGHEST phfcgs.
REMEMBER !
SH ARSON '(..6 CO.'S OLD STAND ,
- THOMAS LEE.
p. S. -Cedar Post for Sale, cheap.
EX
DRUG
FAN
Age
to len(
g.ty•
cin al p
Sea,f
LET INK,
J. SEATTER,
HANGE BROKER,
And dealer in Pure
CHEMICALS AND DYE STUFFS, ,
PERFUMERY,
YANA) T,O1LETARTECLES.
it for Sewing Maihines. Money
on easy terms.
ure Wines and Liquors for meth-
.
iposes:
SEATTER
i•th, Nov.' 3, 1870. 59-tf.
TICKETS FOR EUROPE,
1111. JOHN SEA TTER has been ap-
AL pointed Agent at Seaforth, for thc
INMAN LINE Of STEAMERS.
Parties contemplating visiting any part
of Eur( pe can be supplied -with Ticket
and all necessary information by apply-
ing to
JOHN SEATTER
185-4 , Druggist, etc.
HE SEAFORTH
mber Yard.
MAB
Beg to
opened .
near Sh
merly ti
Thomas
They
(rood ass
LITMBE
I Also,
7 11
E MACDONALD'
nform the public that they have
LUMBP.11t YARD in Seaforth.
arson's Mill, on theground for -
ed as a Lumber Yard, by Mr.
Lee.
ill keep constantly on hand a
ntment of ALL KINDS OF
t, dressed and Undressed.
TH AND SHINGLES,
All of IA ich they are prepared to sell at -
I the lowe t possible prices, for Cash.
Buildeis and others will iind ft to thei•••
advantag
certain ut
;101 edrieli) (al tst
Seafort
to inspect our stock, and as -
r prices before purchasing -elst
we are in a position to offe..
,ements to cash purchasers.
MABEE & AlA(49( %NAL) ).
1, Dec. 29, 1870.. 160-tf
FOR SALEi
THijk..aTrk plendid Hotel Stand on tin
t Square, Seaforth, knOWn as.
!I the COIL EXeHANGE, and doing a
good bush ess. To an enterprising man,
with some capital, it offers excellent in-
ducements being on one of the leading
I streets an close to the Salt Wenn.
41,So, "b"W ) COM.fortable COTTAGES or,
I Stre Goderich, rented at $2,*20() ,‘
year, and s Tow n Lots. Terms --
1 m Aerate. Apply to
WM. MALCOM,
Sedarth, Jan. 22, 187.1A: the Market
A1NTING.
• JA ES WILLIAMS
Begs to inti nate to the public that b
i
has removed from McIntosh 4.K: Yi 0 1 ._
rison's Carrage Factory, aad has r4intt
Mr. William (;rassie's I);tint
.-11(;11(f..){1m);
"Were he May iil at any
.N1r, Williants is prepared to execute, o; '
h
Carriage I ainting, 8ign Paifiti
tins-.
the shortest notice, all kinds of
Opposite Muiray's Stables.
170-1:
Give him a call. Remember the plaei%
and heiamental Work.
ty
-4..
'OCT. 13, 1871,
Our Poor Iteia
The Cbimpailzt3e, wi
-the great foresta of Wa
is generally considered
ilearest to -man 111 - its!
pearance. When (Mir
bout five feet, ill hal
erect ; 'Jut It ties not a
gfend 'ii
rrttldtp u
this °s:nu:17i;
oi
fours, applying the ot
binder li•et and.;thettinii
-fore limba to the earth,.
olothed with L'sng. coat
dark brown har, Jut
tv on the lower pirt
,Ind on the ; the
of a Tliesh volor, b
-iide there is a rvat
Imir hanging down
Thit chillnIrtnz..s.-,iiv,s
tht-1 bra. 1t-118
atAiVe ; 114-1 2-01111,4
tO iflihi
f a Id
:-11e bran,-bes iai1- -
-forty fti froin,
food consists of 4
is said to 11V :fro41 ftre
:11aNil"roung ellimimnZPV'Sha"1.
ly been 'nought to this et
exhibited in th it g1de
Zoological Society. TA)
erailv-.gentle, and havei
melancholy appearanoe,
ing much -affection for thei
Blifibu gives an interestin
of a. young 'chimpanzee a
exhibited in Piave. 44
this aninial;' he ,says,
hand to lead out its visiioi
„
about with them gravely t
'longed to the company;
seen it seat ifaelf at table,
napkin and wipe its li
$poon and fork to carry at
its mouth, pour its (.-Irink
and touch glasses wbeW
fetch a cup and saucer to t
•put in tigar, polar out itsr
leave it to cOoi before (Irk
and all this without any
stigation titan the signs a
of its master. and bften
accord." Buffon adds that
excessively fond of sugar pl
In the Autumn of 18547a
brown chimpanzee -was ex
Wambold's menagerie
borough, wnich had beed
in the sunny- relations of AL
this 'amusing young cleat
Waterton paid fon i- long
as called jenny, iiad whet
treated it was all go' ntlenet
at times there was:a slight
tuischief in her temper ; f<
was a pretty little dog in.
Aom :with her, and whew=
iould.get- hold of it she W
Ian teeth in it, untilit velm
When Mr. Watortbit
visit to Jenny, she pat
iround his neck, looked wis
him, -and, ahakiag ber
to Nay, "There is a
soit me. The littli! 1'O�ll) is
'.1ot ; the, elothes which thev
to wear are 71111/0. insnppi
vfl the food whieh they
-to eat is riot like that uptar
1 used to feed, wheu 1 was
:Ind free in my own. native :
Jenny did not long eurvi
viaih She soon fell hick alai;
K•11 her last. She was them
AV:ilf on IT:111, ;Ind as
Mot AVaterton in hie most
and successful manner, zit',
being Tared to make the eh
art -wife appear to a;
ts thotigh the erml, looid
had never laid. it
The goinla has *tateit disC
-aithiu the last few- yeiars ink
the same region as Ole vhiiu
and it is in some respects vow
.to pos-pss even a stronger rt
Ince to wan. Though it is
;slain a height of
iargost spooimens hitherto oh
have Leen t than six
The tz•krilia by aome
/0 walk upright, with its le
ing on the nope of its :leek ;
ThtLe of the kunekles int' those
have been Ca1t.111-01 )317‘)V.'S t11:0
the diinapanzee, it ID-m.1(11y
an fours. The body is eovero'.
hbort urizzied hair. zind the
negmes who have to pass
tikforests frequented by -
hunting thp, deploint, 'Ti' 2s
• aeeount of its teeth, although
are vt•ry forini(lable, bIIt of'
enormous strength of its
w ith which it Call easilV siran!'
111:111. It is even said tint wire!
limiters ate
f4est, one of then' nindber
aometimes silt -141111y disappear,
=aught up by a goiilla
the loweii branches of a tree
aietini SliCkay Sfrit141ea_ :ii
'he g0 Cilia lets the butt), tall.
The Magot, or bar', siry
habits. the northern parts of ,
45: also .foural on the rod
•(;i'braltaii though it is dativni:
-tet.ount for, 1114 presenee
pl-culiar loealitv. At
!),-rio4 map may have ionvev
Of Liltt-Afiiean ape -4 to the
<;1' (;il)raltar, and left them thert
propagate their kinli hut it i•
net appeatr that there is anv. i•-ei
t::la;(:)-,):3%-itf,):igaht this {.0.:itta:ii..,-Ln4ottni
an apish rolooy had ever t..z1