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A Florida orange -tree in -A, journey
yields 5,000 orapges- a seas n,
Five hundred btishels tothe acre is
an onion crop in IVIinnesot . A
cabbage with ten wil-d veloped
heads has been raised in Te nessee.
One flash of lightnin killed
thirty-two sheep at Barnwell, S.
lately.—Australia and N w Zea-
land have now about five illions
of horned cattle, and fifty illions
of sheep . ----The average ield of
wheat this year in Minnesoti, so fee
as heard from, will be over twenty
" bnshels to the, acree—LA Yankee
has invented a device fer pr ventind
a horse from kicking in arness.
The hind-le,ge are sttapped at the
knee -joints, with the strap mining
througha ring on the °irei gle, so
that when one foot aclve ces the
slack slips through the ring far en-
ough to allow the other le to re-
main behind.—In Eula d there
are about 40,000 acres o young
oaks and other growing timber
planted in innlosures by authority
of acts of Parliament, of which 10,,
000 were planted this year. Of the
trees thus planted for navy pure
poses, none have attained ninth mOre
than half of their full 100 'year's
growth, the thinning necessaay to
make room for the ultimate crop to
reach maturity produces a 1 rge in
the subsoil is clay,
unless the land is thoroughly drame
ed, it greatly injures the surface soil.
it prevents the rain -water from pas-
sing oft so that the upper soil is con-
stantly- soaked and cannot Ile plow
ed or otherwise worked vithout
double the dist' required in a loose
pulverulent soil. Beeides t is, it is
in•a condition unfit for the xertion
of its vegetable powers, and in such
- a state must always be an uncom-
fortable arid unprofitable soi to cul-
1ivate.-31he Michigan entral
-Railway Company Is settin it row
of American chestnut tree, at all
available points along its entre line.
--The North -British Agric lturist
states that the Clydesdale italliou,
Prince of Wales, has just b en sold
for £1,500, the highest -pri e ever
given for a horse' of his bre d.—
In the forty counties in Dngiancl
there ate held annually, 1,3 8 fairs
for the exhibition of horses, cattle
and, agricultural products; in the
thirteen counties in Wales, 244;
in the- thirty-three connties i Scot-
land. 449; and in the thi ty-two
counties in Ireland, 93, ma -bag a
total -of 2,254. The largest umber
held in any one county in ngland
is 135, in Cornwall, Carte rthen-
shire held the largest nu ber in
Wales 43, Aberdeenshire, in Scot-
land, 63 ; and Cork, in Ireland, 15.
These fairs are held at all seasons of
the year when the stock and farm
products are in the best possible con-
dition for exhibition.
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Food for Dairy Co.
es.
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Piofessor Cook stated before a
Pertnsylvania farmers' club, that in
Scotland be saw iu their native lo-
cality the celebrated Ayrshire COWS. Ithe Devil:R Tower, and facing the
He described these as of small size, -Spanish hnes, was .standing at the
varying from 600 to 800 lbs., live
weight, and milking, on an average,
twenty quarts per day. They are
fed largely on cabbage, which is
considered there the bait food for
producing milk. Our dairy farmers
here would no doubt find equal ben-
efit from feeding cows on cabbages.
As with turnips, there will be no
taste in the butter from the cabbage,
if the cows are milked before feed-
ing them.
I Another fact stated by Professor
are supposed t� be the original
cle of the Alderney breed, which
hs attained a larger size through a
more genial climate and a more
generous diet than fell to the lot of
the ,Brittanies at home. There are
several herds of these cattle in the
United Stetes, and we ate informed
that they thrive in that country.
Growth of Corals.
, An interesting fact has recently
been observed respecting thegrowth
of corals., Somewhat less thanPewit
years ago Captain McGregor, of the
steamer ,Kilouea, moored a buoy in
Kealakekut Bay..., Last week he
was ordered to hoist the anohor and
examine the condition of the chain.
The latter, which is a heavy two-
inch cable, was foundcovered with
coral and oyster shells, some which:
are as large as a man's hand. The
larger corals measure four and a
half inches in length, which repre-
sents their growth. during the period
of two years that the anchor and
cable bad been subrnerged. The
specimen whiciewe have seen shows
the nature of its formation by the
little coral initects more distinctly
then any we hive before examined..
When taken out of the water, it
had 81111111 crabs on it. A query
arises whether these crabs .live on
coral insects,orevhether they simply
seek the branches of the coral for
protection. The popular supposi-
tion is that the corals. are are of ex -d
tremely slow , growth. Here We
hove a formation equal to lift. in a
century.—Honoluiet, Gazette.
-.soak
Sermon to Young Men.
Young men, you are the archi-
tects of yaue own fortunes. Rely
upon your own strength of body
and soul. . Take for your star, self-
reliance. Subscribe • on your ban-
ner, Luck is a- fool, phick is I
hero.? Don't take too much advice
—keep at you helm and steer your
own shift, and remember that the
great art of commanding is to take a
fair share of the work. Think well
of yourself. Strike out. Assume
your own position, Put potatoes in
in a catt, over a rough road, = and
the small ones go to the bottom. '
Rise above the envious and jealous.
Fire above themark you intend te
hit. Energy, invincible determine: -
tion, with a right motive, are the
levers that inoye the werld. Don't
drink—don't chew—don't smoke--
dori't swear—don't deceive --don't
read ticvels—don't marry until you
can support a wife. -Be earnest—
be ,self-reliant—be genero.us-t-be
civil. , Read the papers. Adver-
tise Your business. Make money,
and do good- with it. Love your
God and fellow -men. Love truth
and virtue. Love your country and
obey its laws. ---Professor _Porter.
The Alarmed Sentinel.
During the siege of Gibraltar, in
the absence of the fleet, and when an
attack was daily expected, one dark
'night, asentry,.whose post was near
end of hs walk, whistling, looking
towards them, his bead filled with
nothingibut tire and sword, miners,
storming ,and bloodshed. By the
side of his box stood a deep -necked
earthen! jug, .in ' which WAS the re-
mainder of his supper, consisting of
boiled peas. A large monkey (of
which there were plenty on the top
of the rock), encouraged by the
man's silence, and allured by the
smell of the peas, ,ventured to the
jug, and endeavored to get at its
Ctothic was, that in the bet dairies in contents, thrust his head so far into
England and Scotland ib was eon_ the neck as to be unable to with-
sidered most profitable to give the I draw it. At this instant the sol -
cows all they could eat, and to dier turned round, and came whist-
duceling towards his box. The monkey,
them by change of food, etc.,
to eat all they cotdd. The soi1itg unable to get clear of it, 'started to
-system is of course ,practiced_aua run off, with the jug ti ticking on his
.
he had seen hundi-ed of cows tied up headThis terrible apparition no
in stalls, where they are kept front sooner saluted the eyes of the sentry
year to year, uo disease or other than his frantic imagination con -
drawback resulting- from confine-
verted poor jug into a bloodthirsty
ment. They were not only healthy, Spanish grenadier, and with a tre-
mendous high cap on his head. Full
but thrifty—and never leave. the
stalls till they go to the buteher.of this dreadful idea, he instantly
fired his piece, roaring out that the
Breton Cattleenemy had sealed the walls. The
This bered of cattle is_attractina guard took the alarm, the drums
wei-e beat- artd in less than ten Min:
the attention qf stock iaiseee the United States and in England, its utes the Governor and his whole
.
small size, hardy constitution, and garrison were under armsThe
good milk -giving qualities making it supposed grenadier, being very much
elesitable for small families. We 'incommoded by his cap, and -almost
blinded by the peas, was soon over -
find in the Rand AVett, Yorker, a full
taken and seized ; and by his cap -
account of these animals, from
r ture the tranquility of the garrison
which we glean the fellowing facts.
eels restored, without that slaughter
They were introduced into England
and bloodshed which every man had
about ten years ago, but they have
prognosticated in the beginning of
not acquired any great popularity as
• yet. This is ascribed to.the necessi- the direful 'alarrn.
by of importing bulls and cows to-
getheras the hitter are so small that
it is not safe to let them run with • --
English bulls. 'The animals are rit. undersigned has on hand a. eplendid lot of
Various in color, are very hardy,
thrive on hay and water and ate so
Rosewoon AND GILT
easily and cheaply kept, that an MOULDING
E ..
nglish expetimenter calculates that
the keep of one Jersey costs as mueh Also, Fine Lot of Straw
as that of fou t Brittany cows. -
They are very gentle, and give from WRAPPING TPAP.12,1vR,
four to twelve quarts of rich milk
per day. In size they are mere
pigmies, averagiug nom 36 , to 40e
inches in height and sometithes be-
ing rio more than 32 inches. They
MOULDING & PAPER.
FOR SALT:, CHEAP.
Now is the time to buy as it is on the rise.
C. ARMSTRONG
221.
Main Street, Scaforth.
4
FLOUR 1,
RICH FOUND
FLOUR!
IJAYING purchased and thoronghly refitted the
mills formerly owned by the Meesre. SCOBIE,
1 an now prepared to iurnigh
FAMILY FLO
Seeofrl to NONE IN SEAFO
-And that will
Compare favorably with .any
yon want A J FLOUR, go t
Dealers and sek for MAUSHALL
MA.RSHALL'S FLOUR:
R,
ItTH,
in the Do -
the folioering
8—Remember
W. SCOTT ROBERTSON
J. WHITESIDE,
SIM6N POWELL,
Or at W. MARSHALL'S ills.
Ordclis left with W. S. RODER SON _will be
promp1y attended to.
Parties who wish to •
Exchange Wheat for
Axe certain to receive proper 'qua• ntitly, and eu
ole that will defy competition.
186-tf
lour,
W. MARSHALL.
FARMERS
SELL YO,
TO
WM. Til MS
OF T E
ECIVIONDV!LL
(Logan's Old
Who will pay the EIGHE
foz• any mut
GOOD FREe
EGGS
"L
CRIOCERY
Stand?)
'T Pill
tity of
HE(
Delivered at iis store.
Groceries&
FOR SALE
FLOUR Ai
of every description, kept c
eluding Shearsou
in CASE,
ro-v[isions
CHEAP.
D _PjfE_ED,
nstantly on hand, in.
CO.'S No. 1. •
Come One, Conic All, wit
the Cash.
WM.
your Eggs and get
OM 'ON, --
gniondv' lc Grooery.
HARNESS,
ARNESS.
Great V
AT WI
SEAFO
rie
TRUNKS of all kinds,
VALISES—not a fez,
. WHIPS—of all sort
COLLARS --all
Br ttehea, Curry -C
All prices --from
y
izen.
gabs,4zrds.
0 cents
Bells, Blankets, Circ les,
aecuee.
And in fact everything usn lly fotu4l in a firet-
class 'Saddler's Shop, and at eices ex reniely
JAMES WI SON
•
Taken this opportunity of til nking 14a immerona
friendand customers for t e libera support ex-
tended toward him for tb iast yeafr and hopes
by strict ettention to busincem end n imnfacfriring
a firet-class article to nierit a fair slut e of the pet -
Faunae of the wally.
Remember the Sign. q the
" GOLDEN SA ODLE."
CAUTION
To the Pablic of the British , Provim ee of Norah
America. .,
IBEG most respectfully to acqmiii e the pablie
of the British Northilem eri ea n P :evinces teat
in May, 1871, I caused the businese et 80 Midden-
Lane, New York, for the salo of _ger ovaiy's Pine
and Ointment, which were i p to; that thno rize-
pared by William Brown, liow dee eteed, to he.
closed. I regret to Hay thaa 1 'hevU reaeoli tn
know that the management of the' lac bush:eat.;
hen for some years, in many weys, be n most cor-
rupt, and it may bo that the Pills a d Ointment
were not prepared with the care I ha .0 always de-
sired. Those who do not wieh to be deceived by
buying spurious medicines, which are ow likely to
emanate from the Stays or alsowher e to pewees
themselves of the gennine Hello -we\ '14-Fi11s c,nd
Ointment, inanufaetured by me in I outlon, Eng
landovillelo well to see that each 1 ot and boz
beers the British Governmee t stamp on whiela is
engraved the warde, " litAlrili AT'S Pii ki Enid Oint-
ment, and tithe addreee on the l led is L.:38,
Oxford -street, ondon, where only Oa y are mean-
t
factnred, and i no other part of the world. The
retail priers are on the labels in Briti h currency,
end not in dollars -and centre No rpresentotia 0
of mine will ever travel thruagY any part of r,he
British Frovinces or the Ifni :ed Stet •s'either to
sell or to take ordere -for my Pille an Ointment,
end -ati I have reason to helieVe thet ttempts will
probably be male to deceive the publi • in this -ray-
by persons calling upon IllediOille TO dors, felecly
representing that they are noting for ne and eeith
any knew/edge and consent, I deem it advisable to
put the publie on their guard against tiny such ete-
eoptions. I moat earnestly entreat all those N'ho
may read this advertisement that the • be pleesed,
in the public interest, to emu nunicaCi the purport
of the name to their friends that thex May not be
- del/nailed of their inueey byparchnslinn,e, perhepe,
a-orthlese imitations of the geunine liollowey'e
1 an•
Pills and Ointmeut. I wonld ask, SS eat favor.
that, shenla it come to the knowledg of any per.
sun that stmeione medicines are being mule or sold
m my name, he be pleased to send nue all the par -
Healers he cu n collect reepecting the Name, that ia -
to say, the name and address of the vendor who is
selling the Fpurions medicines, and likewise ths
name: and teldresn of the Douse in the United
States or eleewhere,which may have enippliediaent
so as to -enable ine; for the pi otection , of the pub-
lic, to institute proceedings against sucli evil-
-doers, and I engage to remuuerate yeei haudsome-
ly any person a ho may give me stub itiformati•ei.
the informant'n name never being divulged.
Shoeld aur person have reitsoa to believe that lie
has been deceived bv buying spin:jowl imitatiene
of these medicines, be will do well to Lend me, in
a letter, to the addrese at foo (which e can do et,
5 coat of six cents ill postage) one of be boolee uf
instruction which are affixed to the san e. I prom-
ise to examine it and send a reUy,
ely star g whether
the medicines are geunine or lot, so, Ikjhat, if pen-
nons, he may apply to the pc' •son fro; - whom he
purchased them to -have his in me- retUrned.
Chennets audDruggists win desire to obtain Qin
rnedieines can be supplied at the lowe. t wholesale
prices, in quantities of not le. a than 2O worth,-
Eis. tide 228. and 84s. per t ozen bo. e.s of Pine
-
or pots of Ointraeut, ewt. without descount, tor
which remittance inust be sen . in advance.
I have the honor to be;
With gTrEteitot.Artiie 4,
'litOLLOITAI, -
553, Oxford street, (lute 241 Stiand,)Lo elon, W.* . . .
Oct. 1, 1871. ' 2.10-23
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Y.
THE undersi ed, having field the Ouron Foundry property and stook to the " Goderich Foundry
and Man featuring Conipaiy,1 begs to thank the public for their liberal Empport during the past
nineteen year, and truets that they will continue to send their orders to the now Company.
Goderich, 1 th *Tune, 1872. B. RUNCIMAI4.
Referring to the Above notice,
The G derich Foundry & Manufacturing Co.
STEAM E
On hand
ST.TGAR
COOKING,
Beg to Worm the public that they are prepared to con*aet for
'GINES AND BOILERS; FLOUR, GRIST,. AND SAW MILLS;
SAWING MACHINES, Ste.
IRON AND. WOODEN PLOWS, with steel boards,
G.A.G. PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, STRAW-CUTTMS, &o
ND POTASH KETTLES, GRATE -BARS,
WAGGON PDXES, &c.
pARLoE, AND. BOX STOVES, of various kinds.
SALT PANS MADE TO. ORDER.
ALSO,
IRON 4 D BRASS CASTINGS, AND BLACKSMITH WORK.
BOX ERS AND SALT, PANS REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTICE.
TWENTY TO TEIRTY-HORSE POWER TUBULAR BOILERS generally on hand for sale.
Fa' All orders addreseed to the Company Co Secretary wffl receive prompt attention.
ROBERT RUNCIMAN, HORACE HORTON,
General Manager. Presidfint.
GEORGIC NIEBERGALL. ARCHIBALD HODGE,
Manager Agricultural Department. Secretary and Treasurer.
Goderieh, Ontario, June 10, 1872:
248
THOMSON & WILLIAMS'
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
t, AND ENGINE WORKS.
MIT 01-1=_JD, ONT.A.R10..
JOHN
TON'S SELF -RAKING SINGLE., REAPER.
-LATE recomnnttnd the above celebrated self -rating Reaper -and the CA.YUGA CHIEF, Jn., MOWER, as
the best vesting initabinea now inanufactura We guarantee these two single machines,
costing but $200, to outwear any two combined machines, costing $300, and with less than one qnarter
the cost na repairs. We also guarantee each machine to do its work better, faster, and with much
lighter draught than any combined machine, These two naachines have not only a peffect lifting ap-
paratus for thcl table and bar, but have Melee the only perfeet tilting table and bar. We offer any trial
thl purchaser may desire of either or both thesa machines. We ado bnildihe
01-1 0 , C01\,133I1NT11:33D MA.C1-111\TM,
WITH JOHNSTON'S SELF-RAirje, '
•
t •
Which we guarantee equal to the best combined machines made in Canada, and we offer a, trial 16 in-
tending purcharrs. We alSo build
•
TW?- H 0)Ft E WOOD -SAWING MACHINES,
And all kinds of
ARICUUTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AND- MACHINERY
FOR MILLS AND FACTORIES.
STEAM E.N.GTNES A SPECIALITY.
THOMSON & WILLIAMS, '
Mitchell, Ontario.
Address
235
JUST RECEIVED BY
WM, ROBERTSON &CO.
A
•
SIC4-1\T (DP TI -1
Splendid Assortment of Plated Ware,
DIRECT FROM SHEFFIELD.
LARD, ELEPHANy, STOCK'S AND OTHER
MAOHINE OILS.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
-OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, which we can sell at less than PRESENT WHOLESALE PRICES
ELEPHANT AND JAMES' BRANDS WHITE LEAD.
RAW AND PALE BOILED OIL,
GLASS, PUTTY, (6c.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
CARRIAGE -MAKERS' AND BLACKSMITHS' HARDWARE
In the County.
Best AMERICAN WATERLIME and CALCINED PLASTER, Fresh and Dry,
And warranted good.
WM. ROBERTSON & CO.'S.
ORGANS AND MELODEONS,
At Dent's Cheap Dry Goods Store, Seafortha
1111111MEMMN.IMPIIIMMINICIIIMINIIMEGsgmegmeg.
M. DENT i
understand
=lent at any pri
now agent foe two of the best makers in the Dominion, in a praotical musician,
these inatruments thoroughly, and wont sella poor one. - He can sell yen an instill-
, from the lowest to the highest, and on the very best terms.
He keeps a, good variety on hand to select from, at his
Cheap D y Goods and Millinery Establishment, Seafor' th.
That is the place if you Want a good instrnment cheap.
. Every ..instrnment warranted by the maker for fire years.
EAS AND COMFORT.
THE !ILES INC OF PERFECT SICHT.
There is nothing so valuable as PERFECT SIGHT,
. and Perfect Sight
Can only be obtained by using
PERFECT SPECTACLES,
1 he difficulty of procuring which is well known.
Messrs. LAZARUS, MORRIS & Co.
'gave, after years of experience and experiment,
Itrid the erection of costly machinery, been enabled
to produce that grand cleidderatinn,
PERFECT SPECTACLES
Which .*vertire the eye, and last many yenrs
without,change. 247
FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
TNMAN LINE OF MAIL STE-AMES SAILING
-'- from New Tork,
EVERY THURSDAY AND EVERY
SATURDAY,
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, and
the Continent, at as low rates as by any other line.
JOHN 0. DALE; Agent,
. 15, Broadway, N. Y., or
JOHN SEATTER,
30 Beaforth,
H. MUSTARD'S
KING OF OILS,
The best external rem-
edy for Rheumatism,
Sprains, Wounds, Bruis.
eis es and every conceivable
eaas
it trial. Also, try the
sore, old or new. Give it
PALA- VICTOR
Fonru-ainile internal pains,
&e.; and if you want a
ge
Ye:GI:TABLES PILL
To remove all obstruc-
thins of the Liver Stom-
ach and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Headache, Costfveness,
Mustard's Anti -Bilious PHIS,
Or if you require it safe and sure remedy for Wofrne
USE MUSTARD'S nountIoN WORM CANDY.
If you have Catarrh, Cold in the Head, Neuralgia,
orNervons Headeche, use
.111a8tard'8 Catarrh, Specific,
Which will secure relief at °nee.
Full directions accompany each of the above
pr2eedi3p4ac-riu2a6toiogneszo
..erSoly,tmari
1 by ditagetginiateaaabnyd, dealers in
in
MUSTARD, Ingersoll, Ont.
6:c., try
otia,a1-
OCT. 4, 1872.
FALL
GOODS
CAMPBELL'S
CLOTHING
EM PORIUMI
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
WOOLEN - GOODS,
Embracing
Every article required/or a FIRST-CLASS MER-
CHANT TAILOR'S business is now ready.
I would now inform my numerous customers
that I am ready to show them
A STOCK OF GOODS
TIE.Al' CANNOT FAIL TO SUIT . THEN.
And get thennup
SUITS in first-elass style,
On short flatlet.
Assuring them, at the same time, df my 'gratitude
for Net favors and every effort on iny part to en-
sure its continuance.
WM. CAMPBELL,
Merchant Tailor,
SEIFORTH.
IP YOU WANT A GOOD
Organ or Melodeon,
-ceme.
--
FRANK PA LTRIDGE,
Photographer,
Agent for Bell k.Co., Guelph, who take
ALL THE -FIRST PRIZES.
Don't-bny a poOr 0itGAN1 If you want a cheap
musieal instrtunent, buy a JEWSHARP, but i1.
you want ts first-class one, buy an Organ from
Frank Paltrialp, Photographer.
Notabeing at any expense, Fronk Palbidge cnn
sell you en organ from the Vest first -prize maker,
on better conditions than Any other man.
SEWING MACHINES.
A NEW SUPPLY OF
The Howe and the Osborn
sE mix .11,167./ITATES,
With all the latest improvements, just received at
W. N. WATSON'S,
SEAFORTII.
Call and see them, Theif well-established reputa-
tion renders it unnecessary to partieularize their
superior qualities, further than that they are the
hest and cheapest meile.
'123 WM. N. WATSON, Seaforth.
DYE STUFFS
THE very best quality of all kinds of DYE
-L STUFFS, at
R. LITMSDEN S
Corner Drug Store.
OW.
ROOMS TO LET.
EVERAL GOOD ROOMS in Meyer 'S BIoct ti
kJ let on reasonable terms. Apply to
227 BENSON 4.S; MEYER.
OcT. At 1871 rni nP,nadi rn;
this
nd re
h each
'I-1-------111ejtedavn.r:aesdd:ransokfiwe:"--°aaitltb:uhixeesujiolhHeonor,usaitnntostghraooTrianfangfrie
vellinmvbeareykgt°rayHuitnngttaroyfd look-
amHtold, but has still his for -
.g7
sonS
ly
of
te-tvities:vrvga°,otj oath eipveor and frenrioe;fst:itil 1,msee:rreie siiittYrthyt:711—etirte.il iritotlinuleeierb ewnoand
llto
:r
ith
t1141;eleieRlityoetl-t:elinireeosef yfHaearairnsPsbstalirgine:1; tHheIetl:
st
ones of his voice were heard on the
eastern border of his country, in one
of his impassioned appeals to his
icontintry
thonninsaend, abuotthey
f cottagvibte
cottages on
ettbitel
grixette. The old name hes a halo
lOglory aboat it to the Batten who
owe their liberty to hitc. It is
e4tiall5 hated by some of the arie-
encracy who lost their unjust feddat
eiliehts through him. The great
asses of the disfranchised look to
as to an emancipator. Were
4efaitnarigisaaTnosrpteatorga
iints:dise;couthusal.btryZtcilwulh,itlasititir
be
e -
was during my first visit. Then he
Vas prophet, reformer and states-
man. Now a new - generation bae
grown up, who never listened to
the most inagieal voice ev-hich mod-
ern pedpie have heard—an orator
not surpassed in. personal- power in
modern times. They know him
only by tradition. It is true, Kos
suth holds him& in oorrespon
dence with the leaders of the Left
but his utteranees to, them are not
always wise or profoun-d. • He hal
been absent too long to understani
all the new questions, and new rela
tions of things. He can see la
justification for the 'Right Wing
He has even broken friendship wit
personal friends, like Piilesky,
cansetof the latter's adherence
the Dea,k party. The halo is faxlin
about his name. His absence see
an eccentricity, or a piece of pe
sonal vanity, when his voice in*
win such hosts to the Republica
wing. Still, nearly all admit th
he is honest and consistent, 4 MA
not a statesman,' they ay. T
objects of the extreme Left, wh
ther they be wise or unwise, ca
evidently only be attained by wa
A republic m Hungary means eiv
war, and a -ear with the Enapir
Complete independence le only po
sible to Hurigary through the swor
And even if it were attained, it is
matter of great doubt if it could b
preserved with united. Germany o
one side and Russia on the othet
Certainly it will be many elecatic
yet before the 'Russian Empie
allows a republic so near its borderi
—Letter from iltazgary.
Ellb *Or -
The Old Catholic Cortgress
Cologne.
For a time it seemed as thoug
the old Catlaolie niovement, whie
showed so many symptoms of vig
and vitality in Germany and An
tria a twelvententh ago, Was dYilfi
out, and the Usltramontane °eve
in those two countries began I
abound in sneers atwhat they callE
the abortive movement of a fe
renegade soreheads The Congre
of the Old Catholics at =Coiogni
-which has just adjourned, Calaeli
bet put a stop to these prems.tei
boastings and sneers. of the Ultt.
montane journals. Not only wa.s
largely attended by delegates fr
all parts of Germany and Austre
but sympathizing friends were pre
ent from all parts of the woti
The debates were both harmonic),
and of the highest importanc
That which had hitherto, above
things, been wanting to the
Catholic movement, a thorough e
ganization, was successfully effect?
Au executive committee, ittr.ot
whose leatling members are Do
linger,Friedrichs, and other emine
theologians- 'distinguished alike
their learning and their coura
was appointed, and will sit alti
nately at Muni& and Cologt
This committee, furthermore,
expressly entrusted with the task,
promoting united action- on the pt
of all Christians in the reform moi
ment: In other words, et was
structed to lay the foundation fo
newechurch organization, to whi
Christians' of all denominations W
areciarNaVolninogf toacceptfaithpastsile b
edat Mu
Mu
in October last, and reath.rmed t
year at Cologne, may belong.
That the exertions of • the
naittee, headed by theeminent D
linger, will ecteet with considera
success, admits of no doubt w
ever. The conflict between the
tramontane bishops and the Ger
government has become so bi
that the latter will have to le
nothing undone te assist' the
Catholics in. their struggle fo
organization of A, new church,
it is well known how powerf
imperial government is in t
rection. It has the power tc
the Is e taht? c huoartchl ea and oomfich
e
kiermany, a majority of whose m