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I'M COMING, LOVE.
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'THE.1 Kt) MC$E.
€l ctin Ing b.ve, 1'n corning
watch and: pray for Ine.;
'Axe ring is in nay 'locket, - -.
_nd 1'v. a home for thee.
gy coming, rove, I'nlComillg,
f'ihe ship will sail to -day
long, t see thee, darling-
' So- watch forme and.. pray..
'rrl coining, Iove, I'm colmiing,-;
They`wel,h the anchor now.
tiunlnlg,.l0Ve Z 1n coming-,
ecP. our'troth.t voW
- TEIl RESPOY4
r m waiting, love, I'm waiting- ,
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- I watch and pray for thee ; `
Tho Weeks;and months have fled, love, .
And': thou art. Hilt with me
!And :thou -art not, with. me.-
nian = slnpS 1 seep ;
uut l an_ theme
gilt. tiivu anti rio.. upon -1.
0. h stefl love, -to me f
wafting,
11i;Laltln¢Y o'-
kik I1a1I is.turl 1 a g1'aY , ::'
1c:es-are'gruWing _.
dlmriler,
watch fur -the and pray ! -
R. Mcriitt; Esq., That the 'report Which -
has beeii.rea4, 'be adopted; printed, 'and cir-
John Morison; -Esq.; " That the -thanks of.
the thareholders are dile, _and hereby ten7
dere& to_ the- President, and
Directors of.the Bank. for the abie nianner
: the Cashier; Managers, . Agents,' and Other
offieers of the- Baiik„ '1 or their attention -to -
- -the interests of .the:Bank„ _and the 'efficient
-.discharge Of their resPective dtities." 'Car -
Moved by iton. W. P. !-Tlowland,, second-
--thie day for- the receipt
" tickets-. for the -election", of -Directors,' the poll.
fejowie u;roshtaini_ehersid,snbseignentit
ell:tni7kint.g.°fatoh-ti6s:toofetirlin:Illidsetrlitu.htieolds: Osilibeatritt;
V. -hs'svs. t Bo a, rs pen, 0 r
on- Wecit4gistlaV,.4tli July; t,
e:s.ale.eBonana.k_anoinucaain-gadsente_tt.whal_ ae.7m,e. ,jahe:e_rtite4ibt:inoatp- ttuilr6e.. r_i3;:elTrrittaelc. ms,ei:o.: iticHiicic.,pwcli.-.a'rd: •
. baji-on-glinnse oi -the -institution,
Th -ere wera lirernt, ' - ea b ohn. Ginty, Esq.i. "_That the thanks
th eeting: are 4ue and. ire hereby tem -
John Fisher; P. ' chair. Carried, . - - _
H., Rowland was re-elected-Preniclen4
and Mit • -.Merritt Viee-President for
ck E- thxse-i0..i.Acalg,,otetahte. B- ,
Cashier.
''#The, chair was taken by the Presittent,
Howland, and Mr,. p. :Wilkie *atl
tjue#e to- act as Se retary.
;LT,,ne-ecretary, at the request' of the Clair-
ol the. Directors, -and-
:en, read the. report
iateholders . of the iecond, annual meeting,
...da. at the -Banking- Rouse in TorOntO .on
''. The Directors beg tc, present to the - share-
Aders- their -second annual report, being .
'Dr: the year which ended. on the.15th Jiine- --
:1.877-,_ after deducti.ng: charges of roan -
'rife pert_ accuracfwith Which scientiiits
-are enable deduce the most. Minute .par-
leveral departments appears
almost millons.if we view it in the- light
of the earlies. Take,. for exaniple the
elecio-magt, telegraph, the .greates'ttin-
degree a a5cy-that enables an Operator
-cable nearl3fe thousand miles long ?---Our
meneiable "It. of the weather " .-be;
sit in WasIljo and aceurately foretell
what -the 'Nit.- will- be in 'Florida - and
did not intel between and the -
of modern Sek what •ia- required is the
knoWledge.0%-iii sigris. „From these the
scientist defhtturate conelusions regard -
lest. of .diStar4few fossils- sent to the
expert gOologigb: to =carat ely. de-
termine the:" Vridations te which_ they
ble.. So also %fit can determine the
constitution o tun as -accurately as..if
that -luininarrinot ninety-five ,million
and the chemist
them through--
prekenceel
thele -Solar sign
meet, diSeases
signs or 'spiv
t_zurried- to contingent ae-
nienihas_been- a most' unfortunate 'one for
oo
yourDirectors. ire _pleased to report that they
have been.: able -to maintain_ the payinent- a
.cliVidend at the rate 08. per Cent. per aninim,
to, write off anct toadd. the sum -of
-$25„000..to the credit of Rest iicmint. The
Rest •now arriOuntsi, to: $50,00%, or 5'75-100
-Per Cent, of the Vaid:-;up ca_ pita). of the bank.
During the peat year agencies haVe been
'opened in St._ Thomas., and, Dunville,' the
ica at the latter place having been_ handed.
-ver te thiS Bank.; The Direetois -regret
414 the generaV deprestion of. business re-:
"erred 'to in -.their last :annual report -atilt
continuest` and that:the anticipations of an'
•-• early, imprikelnent then 'indulged - in haVe-
-The cashier, manager and agents continne
Istaction of the Board;
LU CKIII N TI N
E hquake, Fire, and_ Tidal Wave .Vnit-
-the American 'ship Carrollton, loading _guano
the tidal_ wave; on the - :Sorith . gati0.0 Coast;
'the Morning-. of 'the_ 8th Of,May I Wee forward
in the kitchen Speaking lo the - c 3ok, When
mid/fie-illy I heard a low rimbling noise, like
-diStant•thunder; which lasted about -ffireirtin.
.utes. - Then.the-ship began td shake so fear-,
woill ld °bine down. - The Whole. crew made
for -pie eabin. - Reaching -the deck I cast- my
eyesteWard, the shore,: and the moat shock-- .
inOnd-frightful scene I ever Witnessed pre-
- tented -itself: The 'village ha&taken fire,
tints principallY women - and -Children,
rushed:frantically about, • the- stronger ones
enleavoring to reach the hills in the‘rear `.of
tho town. Mothers..threw their infants to
the grOund, and sOught to save themselies
by Iflight, Thoie - who , reached -the foot of
the mountains Were- overwhehned by falling
buried! alive, , ' The guano -on the Pica gave
waY like- a.- great land slide; coVering those
unfortunates abont the -works. Who were. yet .
asleep: - Then 'came the° tidal wive,' as if to.
4,rii
plithed; The. bii ing buildings -in the town,'
- together With the. living :and' . dead inhabi- -
fiats, Were swept into' the- sea.: . The tOtal -
losS of 'ikon shore is estimated at pa souk ,
-4-5. Between -thirty and forty other vessels
were dismantled and so nearly wreeked that .
they . are -alinos t beyond repair.,_ • Capt. Ruth-
- e ord of the -English bark George it Chap=
n, deserves mention for his -daring in ritik-
ing•hiti life in the Midst of thisterrible scene -
-by rescuingthe women on board -the- differ...,
ent vessels 'who were wished Overboard On
our way to Callao we saw many evidences of
-the terrible visitatibn:-- - Tho town. of Pisa;
qiia is -half washed away. On -the 14th Cal:-
• litibitantsfied,..goingto Lima. ...We brought
Pica.- I shall never forget. the 9th- of May,
18717. . No .pen-, Can describe: the terrible
tt .
:,..,..,,eposits,,..irthg.,. g ...._. ,. -1,353.093- 24--
" infinitude of space,"
es' them by pasting
also, in Medical
rtain unmistakable
by reaton of this
fact, Dr.-- Pierce', VorldS Dispensary,
nate and perfect a
ith the greatest an-
onic diseases,
examining his pa--
ther pains nor. ex-
pensary, large
en of rare attain -
has been.enabl
system Of -dete
--curacy, the natu
Alt seeing and
mun.ber of medic
-, Total nobilities to the pUblie....*2.,217,156. 80
due to depositors and for ex- .
ment am:181011-7 „ 'from Soule of the
es and•Universi,:
By; the aid. of
psis, these ph y;
y treat, With the
them in person.
mit a: personal -
they claim' tek:
.: Their attain.
t's disease by
elkestablished-
most famous_ medi
ties of Eurdpe an
Dr. Pierces syste
most gratifying su
In recognizing dis
examination- of t_
possess niiracul
their knoWled,ge of
principles of mode
Silver coin 58,010 SI
Notes .:of- arid' clierpies, on other -
.4. Balances due from other batiks iii -
-5.:-Balances due trona Agents in for-, „ -
tripe
Z, Loans, di scounts,. or adVaneas; for
Which the bonds. or _debenture:L.__
of Municipal . or other . corpor- *:
, _, eial,-"British, or foreign public:
- securities; are held -as collot5ral
Of metheme.
-they Owe -their gine". Visill,:ihat
Which this Systern li,a7daoe 37:rwleotuh7..
tation for the skillfie
big: or Tehronie affeett-.1:emallo 7tg.t.aer-e
the -fact -that cliseasek
1111°cm:teen: a. 'Ai itclt al Uh ee dm- `t.tb c' - c: se310:3: 'e uh.t ii fiC61 ief
analysis Or synthesisiud-gment „of ,
Unmistakable data to -1,; undda_et7etr.mainna:
: . ims 101 ihit II iile en 1 is atfrPrdoilin te. ells esuotdocw1 ifhWe_e•tva:: 'ef fi 9144:rei :37: it isfioce- i lit i' IP' : 114::: i laiilY!' e at. li:eri reet ee. :- . . _
Peupl,e's_CommoU Se of." The
which is so popular. as Pages-,
is sent post-paid by t oli- It
dregs on receipt of one nY 04-
Addrei3e R. V. Pierce;' cents.
peritarY, Buffalo, N. 8 MS":
'011S Old Newspaper.
COTO a. ne*Spaper which _provei to be the
oldest periedicaI.pf Which there ls. ROW any
_certain knowledge: . It is quarto volume,
'-beating date 1699, and Isiipposed, to hate .
-been printed by J ohm: Carolus,.. of :Strasburg.
. The -paper *as issued. weeklyeach. number .
States; *hich *ere. contributed regularly,.
-is interesting to note- that letters- froth;
- Vienna TWere: ahout eight: days. on the. route;
.froM:Venice fourteen to seVenteen days, --and
with thenewt retailed -at SeeOnd:land, failed
to fill the - sheet, - the -remaining Space ivaa.
_ Intelligence- of every sort:font& place .14 --
the journal. Among. the moat. interesting
.becurr,enOefti noted ". wasi the frianifactUre Of
froin-Florence writes; pn 'Sept: 4, to the- ef:
4.--*t.that the -government of Vfinice made -a -
conaiderable- present. to *Signor Galilee of
-Florenee Professor of Mathematies:at'
crowns., "because witkdihgent stinly he found -
out a ride -and !beast*, .whieli. it is posei-
00y-were near, and, on the Other hand,„near
objects to appear much larger tkan-#ey are
.The -news ;reed -vett, frOm Prague: afforde. a,
tOe streett- of the. City. It: appears- ithat at
'by -bandits, reobed,_ strangled, and. throWir
into -the Moldau.:- Seven bociies were taken':
filonit the' Water in! one .day-'. -and *at _another
-tune seven, malefactors were apprehended;
-confessed that on_ -the 18th of this
;month, :tifesr: ilirow- about fourteen portions
:into. the- water, and. that their •band Muir_
bered, about eighty; who were, =for. the -moist
Aimed; hiM. ito- -go to ,chureli, 'Where. he fell
atleep. - The Minisier -was "reading' the first
letson of the day, . which happened.te be the .
fill -beast whieli the prophet Saw in the land
Ktiarium Manager I inoVed ',uneasily : in,- his?!
:ger'.rubbed his eyeal , and -the preacher went:
der their -.tides; and they fmir had 064. faecal
and their V41:1213,1-7. - Thp aCidarilial manager
mat now Wide awake " Ai for the likeneit
of thor faces, they .fourhacl the face of a man
theYlattr hadthe face of- in pi on,ithe left
glee?: - The, • aquarintu. --. 'manager -*as now -
standing up; ..ins-wOn, Vainly pulling. atlhis
:boiled- and smashed fine.; . add salt . aniV,fibtir
.endlighto Toll t° landle as little- as possible.- .-
that_ men are -Willing td engage -for their board:,
near SOUthamPton, -England, .has been .rfined
-5.and7costs fot cruelty to a. cat belonging •
was found nailed to ,a fence and the bench
-thought .it was- Mit Off Whilethe creitureWne
t#Nt of 'Holland's MOtt Splendid art collec--.:
did:portraits .by -Beinbrandtis about xi? be
*eS Harness,
*es -Traces.
Ires Ground.
AuguRt. 187i3.
Sates Time.
Sayes Labor.
crirrenr.'accOtint tOO_drporations 224146 71
2,225..416 38
estatethe property of the -
vaults. an& -.offte- furniture- at
14„- Other assets, -not inelnded under =
" BREAKFAST -141:1611-7_
tatoes and Put in the- o
pour overthe* some ere
ed a little, and Season
and. salt.
CocoAXut
two cupfuls Of sugar; one
eggs, •one'cipfulbutter;.
the -whites of three -eggs
gar and -put between, the .
jelly -pans. •
-Braive Temale. Telegraph Operator.
ployedin the telegraph office at Tithiviers
during -.the war Of 1870: Upon . the arriial
the Month -Of November, - -they at onee, as.
_was their wont; took possessiOn of .the tele-
graph; offiee,. and relegated Mlle. Dodu, the
:young woman in charge, .to azootti on the •
. -first- floor. -The wires-paased. through this
room, *and 'Mlle.!_Dodti managed to tap them,
-and 'convey the information- to the Sub -Pre-
- feet. One -day a telegram arrived. from the
Prussian staff at Orleans, addressed to prinee
Frederick Charles, informing him -.of -.the-
maroh of a French corps upon Glen,.and tug -
getting the -movements to be Made to tur-
'round. it. This telegram she :took to- the
Stb-Prefect, who made three Copiet- Of it.for
the -eomnia:nder of the French corps; sending
each. by a different Messenger. :
Two of the messengers yrere. •biit
the third- arrived, -and the information ena-
*hied. ihe French commander to make II time-
ly retreat. The _Prustians did not aseertain
what had taken place until just before the
armistice,1 but- fdr which Mlle. -Dodu might
have -fared badly. As it was; Prince, Fred=
erich. Charles, who was at Tithiviers just
after thearmistice, congratulated MIle.:Dodu
ion her courage; and-: offered her place- in
-the : Prussian telegraph service.- -This she
naturally refused, and, after being placed in
the -orders of the day by theMinister of .War,
was apPointed directress of the telegraph.Of- •
gar,
r. Coirox, Q.'C. the leader of
ed. one7of the _Lord justiceS of the Courti
Appeal in Place of -the lite Sir George Mel- _
The S'Peetator says lie is master .of a
neat mode of expression,_which Judges and
advocateswonid dewell to imitate. He is
a nen-comniissioned officer in the Inns of
remarked to. his 'friend, " If youw ant a ge
fitting shirt, ' CoOperl makes the best.' ..Aa.
dress Anierican- Shirl Factory, 109 Yonge-
shirts, and get a Very low figure, in order to
Please.- Sind for price and circular, free, Ito '
A. White, 65 Xing t., Toronto.
CosT-It costs no- *ore :to wear . Treble's
Perfect fitting Eihirts than shirts that -don't
fit; by leaving meaSiire at Treble* -53 K'
liVious; there being ,no -Nctliiille lees: to _strike ;
gainst stninns -or- bark 'orchard, v ees: It allows:
he Plonghto turn the -Sod -Close to the trees, also :-.-
eliitched closer to , the plOugh, consequently re--.
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minus Of the neXfsectiop_or th6VibtOria man-,
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in parts or divisions; will please notify thomdersi
ed.
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4-24 Box 602,1 Tor nto
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-;Government land Selected and the patent p ociir
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lead tent stainp for circpil;:,-. Address
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not changethe Cheini-cals of to- 1904.
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