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As a centre for the development of 1
manufactures, trade and iuteelectual
life, no other town in Canada, can
compare favorably with Ottawa. Situ-
ated on the Ottawa river it commands
as it were, a view of the two most • im-
portant proviuctts in the Dominion and
unites in itself the Lwu nationalities
whioh just now are Striving so hard
for heir political rights. its natural
situation ib one of the happiest that
could be selected. The emiue.ioe in
the rear, so interesting to atudenLS. of
the geological past, c.)utrtbutes iu no
emelt degree to its natural beauties and
presente a commanding view of a tract
of country which for its varied charms
has few equals on the continent. Its
public building, banks, churches,
schools, and charitable institutions are
worthy of heir location. The parka.
meet buildings are situated on Welling
ton street upon a high elevation, pre-
senting a bold front to the Ottawa river,
they consist of four blocks, three on Coe, ha v ng had placedt in hiered handsby
the north side Each building is an marvel oft arch tehe h- of a s. an imple Indiat vegetable remedy fora the
tural skill. From the outside the speedy and permanent cure of consump-
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compelled at once to notice the mas- powers in thousands of oases, has felt
sive pillars, the 'marvellous carvings, it hie duty to make it known to his suf-
the broad airy walls and winding etatr- faring fellows. Actuated by this mot.
ways with men stand ug at every ive and a desire to relieve human suf.
turning ready to answer to the slighest ferng, I will send free of charge, to all
bidding, but we pay for them all. The who desire it, this receipt, in German,
Bret operation in inspecting the build- French or English, with full directions
Lugs is to climb the winding stairway for preparing and using. Sant by mail
of the main tower of the central build- by addressing with stamp, naming this
ing, and truly you oan say of it as of paper, W. A. NOYES, 820 Power's Block, 1
the search for knowledge "It's a long. Rochester, N. Y. 13012-y.e.o.w.
long way, but glory is at the top."
Having gained the summit you behold
before you the capital of Canada, a city
laid out in regular order with lino
streets anti grand buildings. Turning
OU
• we see on the opposite side of
the river the city of Hull, with its large
menafeoturing establishments, and ine.
menet, lumber piles from twenty to
thirty feet high coveting an area of
several square miles on each side of the
river, while , far beyond lie the Hull
mountains, and in the opposite direo.
tion rolls the Ottawa on iso course to
join the St Lawrence. Descending we
enter the Green Gallery where sits the
" wise men " discussing and making
the laws. The seats are arranged on
both sides of the house sloping down tc
the centre, where at one sine sits the
Speaker in a finely cushioned ohair1on a
beautifully carpeted platform ; he wears
white kid gloves and a peculiar kind of
blank gown which nearly falls off every
time he rises to speak. In front of
him is a table on which lies the mace,
the symbol of authority, and near it
sits a Iran whose only duty it is to lift
this mace off the table every time the
house adjourns. Running here and
there all round are the page boys
carrying letters and cards of every hind
to and from the members, and smart
little fellows they are. The members
sit two at a seat some with their hate
on, some with them off, some talking,
e nearly sleeping, very tired and
ess unless some important subject
eine presented by an eloquent
fhb distance beyond our clee now. ar northern
atmosphere presents to us the Hull
mountains n the still 'fairer
beauty of
the'r pale undulations. The sky is
dark blue faintly suffused witl], earthly
shadows. The eye lingers • on it with
undisturbed content and feels
better prepared for the nebsoule
itableleaps
into the pure mysterious blue
beyond. When at length our view
comes down to the earth the long
peacefulFioountry roads stretching in
from the shore past farm -house
and cottage lead us gently back to every
day life. Here by the way of variety is
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OH ! THOSE LIES.
A respectable fie, sir 1 pray, what do
you mean?
Why, the term itself is a plain contra-
diction.
A lie is a LIE, and deserves no respect,
But merciless judgment and speedy
conviction.
It springs from corruption, is servile
and mean,
An evil conception, a coward's invention,
And whether exphessed or but simply
implied, [intention.
Has naught but deceit for its end and
There are popular lies, and political lies,
And lies that stick fast between buying
and selling,
And lies of politeness—conventional lies,
(Which:scarcely are reckoned as suchlin
the telling) [derous lies,
There are lies of sheer malice, and elan -
From those who delight to peck filth
like a pigeon• [ible lies,
But the meanest and far most contempt -
Are those that are told as a cloak for
religion.
7'o the Editor of the Clinton New Ara.
MR EDITOR,—Have you ever noticed
a pigeon strutting about the stteets, and
speaker, when all are Interest and en- Phe e?
ionng filth droppings
course you have; butth from the foul
thusiasm. We recognize the familiar
faces of Sir John A. McDonald, Ed. iti simverilarity
occurred innrto you that there is a
Blake, Alex McKenzie, Wilfred Laur- displayedimilaity the habits of a bird thus
ier and last but not least our own mem- looking and a Tory of his while
co-
ber, Jno Mclfillan,who I may here state over the issues his Grit me
I had the pleasure of hearing address tomt., anxiously expecting to find some
the house on the tariff question, and lent ie the harness where he can ler
by the way in which he stood up for sert the point of his javelin, just under
the interests of the farmers hs showed the fifth rib? No, you never thought
of it in that light, neither would I, had
that;he was the right kind of a man to
represent S. Huron. There are al, not our little poetess, Miss Lizzie Doten
leries all around the house, these are sized it up as above quoted; and if you
divided into parts, one of these parts towish an illustration of it, I have only
being reserved for the senators, but be- of refer your to 19the issuesd6 of your ch we
fore a visitor is allowed to remain com- of February and 26, in which we
fortl in these allerieshe must be care- find columns of inuendos, with "naught
y �g but deceit for their end and intention,"
fol that he has his hat off and that he
does not stand up to stare at the and I have no doubt but you find your-
self completely squelched by seeing in
Speaker. Having seen all that is to be the articles referred to that the editor
seen here we proceed to the red galleiy even goes so far as to call you "Anani-
to see the actions of those who "have as," and of course that settles the whole
been pensioned," and "gone up higher," question. It is just as it is when a wo-
-the Senate. By the merest chance man says "Fiddlesticks," that puts an
we find them at work, for having ex- end to airr discussion, and so it is when
hausted themselves in the Commons a Tory calls you Ananias, there's no
they are not able now to work more room for argument after that. Not
than fifteen minutes a day. There is contented with calling you Ananias, he
however,nothing interesting going on,so goes on to say that he does not believe
we leave and go to the library where a those who say that Mr McDonagh said
sight meets us in which the lover of that "He was an Orangeman before he
knowledge and books would revel, and was born, and a Conservative as well;"
in
hich rooe m is owould surelyr eoibe satisfied.risisand adduces as a reason for so saying,
the top into an immense dome. In the that hn has seenfriea good many of D•ci
centre there is a marble statue of Queen himMcsa s .s Such a who never about
Victoria, and around this are the ohim say se. with th argument is Oban
officers of the clerks who are kept busywho a parssthat of ahs Irishman,h
who are continually -orderingp theand, uveae stoutlyufor stealing a charge,,
Around the sides are three galleries with and, olwd tle denying the
shelves and on these shelves are mil- was told that there was a witness who
lions of books. We spend some time saw him take it, replied, "That's who o did
examining these and some curiosities in Ing; I can bring fifty witnesses did
the shape of foreign post cards, stamps, not see me take ." personsSuch a the etc., and then leaving the build- to that may satisfythe eth of the but few
ing we proceed to O'Connor street to i tel calibre of t sheep thief, N News -
see see the Government fish exhibit and Recorwho rdad ll l either the NEW FGA or Net aside t h-
art exhibition. Just inside the door j testimony llofbonee llorn more o erespectable
of the building is a large book, and in
this all visitors, no matter how many
times a day they come in,must register
their names. We put down our names
and pass on. On the first and second
floors are to be seen all kind of Cana-
dian fish, fishing tackle, fish birds etc.
Ascending the broad stair we find our-
selves in the Art Gallery. Here are to
be found some gems of thepainter's art.
The first which particularily attracts
our attention is a representation of the
scene at the death of Gen. Wolfe. The
"Hero of Quebec" in a reclining pos-
ture being supported by the surgeon on
the left and by his aide -decamp, Capt.
Henry Smith on the right. Near him
supported by other officers stands an-
other wounded officer, Gen. Monokton,
while away in the back ground the
battle is still raging. There is such an
air of sweet resignation on the face of
the hero and such an air of reality
about the whole scene, that standing
before the picture one imagines him -
Bell transported to Quebec on that
fatal day in 1759—fatal to French
power in Canada but glorious for the
success of British valor and carnage.
Another pictura,thellargest inithe room,
ie a representation of the Fathers of
Confederation. It too is finely execu-
ted and as we passed out we came to
another particularily interesting one
but it is so mysterious and awful that
I cannot well describe it. It is entitled
"Time, Death and the Judgment."
Time is represented as a strong able-
boided monarch striding along and
holding in his hand a scythe. A sickly
looking lady dressed' in pale garment
and holding in her hand a bunch of
withered flowers represents Death, whfie
above them out of the red cloudy gar-
ments which so completely enfold him
that nothing can be seen but his ou•t-
strerched arm in which be holds a
balance hangs a creature drawn to
represent the judgment.
Then to the banks of the renowned
Ottawa we go to enjoy some of the
be silty of its far-famed scenery. On
the road we pass the R. C. Basilica, the
largest and most magnificent church in
the city. Reaching the shore we find
steep banks and before us the cascade
'Orth its smooth and glassy descent and
b
earwitnesses, merely because eight hu
dred millions of he earth's inbabitan
did not hear it. But it is only the 1
part of the sentence that your cote
denies, and admits having heard t
Rev Mr McDonagh say that "He w
an Orangeman before he was born
and the News -Record justifies the r
mark by saying that his father $a
grandfather had been Orangemen.
Here we find Mr McDonagh, a minist
of the gospel, bemeaning his high an
holy calling by making use of an e
pression that "springs from corruptio
is servile and mean," and I may ad
untruthful as well. No person know
better than Mr McDonagh and th
News -Record editor,that it matters no
if all his forefathers back to Adam we
Orangemen, no man can properly b
called an Orangeman till he has bee
initiated, and subscribed to the oblige
tions of the order. Thia, of course, i
not a "lie of sheer malice," it was no
uttered for the purpose of doing an
person an injury, but it was a lie, al
the same, and the legitimate influence
of it can only be to lessen that love of
truth that ought to be firmly rooted
and grounded in every human breast.
Personally, I have no hard feelings to-
ward either Mr McDonagh or the editor
of the News -Record, each have redeem-
ing features to their characters, and
those of a nature that I can admire,
but when I see an unmitigated false-
hood let loose for no higher g purpose
than just for.the fun of telling it, then
I feel like quoting the memorable words
of the immortal Shakespeare, and say-
ing, "If there is no othername by whichthou canst be known, let me call thee
Devil."
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But perhaps the funniest part of the
whole diatribe is the labored effort to
make it appear that because Mr Mc-
Donagh is an Orangeman, be in ,et of
necessity be a Liberal in politics, and
that right in the face of the well le• own
fact that the Orange institution is the
back bone of the Tory party in Canada
to -day. And when I read that tissue
of statements "expressed or but simply
implied, with naught but deceit for their
end and intention," I feel like making
nse of a slang phrase, and saying, "Oh,
Johnny got your gun." 'But mark
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you, the day star is rising on high, and
truth marches on with her conquering
legion, and alt•who delight in unscrupu-
lous lies, must hie them away to the
sulphurous region." "And yet my
story's to be told," but for the present
we will adjourn sine die. OBSERVER.
A PAPER WORTH READING.
Arepresentative of the well known
firm of Fulford & Co., Brockville, Ont.,
proprietors of Nasal Balm, is in town
this week in the interest of his firm,
and among other advertising matter is
distributing a paper which may be re,
garded as somewhat of a curiosity. It
is called The Golden Age, and purports
to be printed in the year 1999, and is
filled with items and paragraphs of
events that may ressonably be expected
to occur at that date. It deals also with
the transition of Canada from its pre-
sent condition to an independent re-
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United States,,and this article, to say
the least, is ingenious. All the matter
is breezy, spicy and readable, and much
of it decidedly novel. We would advise
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Any of out readers who have not re-
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by sending their address on a postal
card c Messrs Fulford & Co.
A four.year-old girl at Wardsville, in
a game of hide-and-seek, was put in a
churn,and her mother ignorantly pour-
ed scalding water in the churn, killing
the ohild.
Minard's Liniment is the Best.
The barns at the Ontario Agrioultur-
al College, Guelph, narrowly escaped
destruction by fire for the second time
on Thursday night. One of the men
going the last round for the night dia.
covered fire in the shute containing out
feed. It' was speedily extinguished by
a few pails of water. It is supposed to
have been caused by a nail striking the
knives in cutting feed.
"GIVE HIM $2, AND LET
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We once heard a man complain
of feeling badly, and wondered
what aile't him. A humorous
friend said, 'Give a doctor $2, and
let him gness.' It was a cutting
satire on some doctors, who don't
always guess right. You nood
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Do not make amusement the
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when your hands are busy and
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ment, the day will come when all
the agonies of a pantomime will
not bring you an honest laugh.
The Grangers, according to the state.
went of their manager, have lost $1,500
per year in the Kincardine salt works,
purchased by them a few years ago.—
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R. HOLMES, BOX 74, CLINTON.
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
New and carefully selected and bought, come and see,
Albums, Mirrors, Booklets, Cards, Childrens
Picture Books, Toys and Novelties, all kinds.
Xmas PLATES, CUPS and LAUCERS; good and cheap. TICKETS -
and CARDS for Sunday School classes—a good assortment, prices
d.
WORTHINGTON'S
greatly
DRUG STORE
INA HALL
To make room for New Importations, we will, until Dee. Ist.TGIVE TEN PER
CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH on our large stock of CROCKERY, CHINA
AND GLASSWARE.
DECORATED DINNER AND TEA SETS
10 PIECE TOILET SETS.
Parties in need of anything in this line should not miss the opportunity of se-
curing cheap bargains, as we are bound to reduce our stock.
We Offer NEW SEASON JAPAN TEA at 40 cents, worth 0
We Offer NEW SEASON BLACE TEA at 25 cents, worth 40,
We Offer NEW SEASON GREEN TEA at 26 cents worth 36,
NEW CURRANTS and RAISINS, cheap, 2 BROOMS for 26c.
PRESS PINAN HADDIE, SISCOS, IIERRING, BLOATERS,&c,
Goode promptly delivered to any part of the town. Give ua a call.
BUTTER AND EGGS TAKEN AS CASH.
N1 RODSON. CHINA
HALL.
Thhopio'slianiess &GrocayDepoi, Leksboro
We have just received a full stook of CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS PRES-
ENTS for young and old consisting of Childrens CUPS, SAUCERS, MUCHA.
MOUSTACHE CUPS, TEA SETS, EGG CUPS, &o. SILVERWARE --
CASTORS, CRUETS, PICKLE DISHES, KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS.
BUTTER KNIVES, WATCHES, GOLD WATCHES, DROOCHE CUFF
BUTTONS, CHAINS, CHARMS, PINS, COLLAR BUTTONS. A large aft,..
sortment of Vases, al] kinds. Santaolana head quarters for Toys of every de-
Boription, snob as Horne, Bugles, Animals, Music Boxes, Work Boxes Dark and
Magio Lanterns, Guns, Whistles, Books, FalseFacea, Dominoes, Tope, Pistols.
Swiss Magic Houses, Purses, Whips, children. Tea Sets, Fancy Candy, Hearts.
&o. AU the above articles will be sold oheap for Dash. Drop in and see *httel,l
before they are all gone. My stook of Xmas Groceries is complete and at lowest
currant prices. Other lines of goods also complete, Harness, Whips
Blankets, Belts and all goods found in a harness shop. Tinware, Fitirdwark
Crockery, Glassware, Flower, Feed Jewellery, &o. The highest prioe paid 11a
cash for ail kinds of Furs or 10 per cent advance if taken in trade. Aldi kinds of
Produce taken the sante as cash, After thanking you for pent custom end ,o.
lieitiitg a continuance. I wish you a merry Xmas and a happy Now Ya
11 e NE El ' '1 . le e' , LONWORDORO