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and godliness among his poo great, corporation
rer bretbrea,� f acilities through this
. y other Source; and he had'
-of the routine of to-inorrow's buoinip then through, an
as; of
tr ea b ma 6 to
r y. He we I I ve t a tt r
the House.
mint the-tapeeches,.not t
to uwl-hw mf he
troublesome children. Whet a good -for- un t is to lee the whole congregation rose,
11 Jemima off, and, buns-ftndtl
go
no am bad i
otg girl,thm
jet, and adopted devotiona Attitudes. me Ideclare Servants area
the investmellt which offere d'yestetday'for
great hopes tha t the time wai not far
:Thernotio.b to go.into committee was
and it you change, you must go from,uhd There was a long wrestling ifi prayer;
certain loose thousands : of that opeping
distant When he Grand Trunk.Railw.ay
then put au& declared lost, on a. division.
The lls"r4ortall sonar.
but all was at last ended- the children
to tr ade and religion (we beg pardon),
or some oiliep company would perfact,auch
Mr. B611 moved the second reading of the,
T are is a song whose ancient notes
row. Bat Y ou see, our good Pahwr asked
out; a
'#Oil . ad' -, ad Marie-eagerly-ied,on-the-
_p&Ar Agc _dqp�sti of
financial arrangements as would)enable
Billamenditig the Public and Separate
i Arefiow alnioBt unheeded'-
me, when I I net him there in Little. phltp6c
little girls'. hate ao a hint to.their mother,
Afriea�but all thea6trains of thoughC,_We_V6
4nd yet its musio,softly floats
Around the World, from 6ngiilg`throatE�
A sbng that is much needed,
Lane-aild ob I dear, there's"an old laun-
the most wonderful
that it was time to I'move'on." But
H a
the hint Wa )lot tak� n. The flattered,
,
broken and rendered futile by the light of
,those kvy to
eetj sad eyes which still Seemed
say whether there was any correspondence
-he d d not think tnere wits in -
i u6h bubif
'was
_Mr.�.Reredith siLid that the Bill proposed
o extend the System at, to,
t Of voting by,ball
dress there that is just .
i
aof You ever heard of. She -fO �vered, panting Mrs. '.Bushel was. anx,joug,
ra
into big, and w forth hia very goal
the�e any it would be brought down.
'remarks
school elections lie Was of opinion the
It is the Song of,love and -peace,
Chanted thypoghout the 98l,
That bids'the World'A grea 1) scord cease,
t
grace
was frequently intoxicated, and, U the
language; but Sines I took up'
to rown the oVonjqg's glories by remaining
_A
for Special not ice, froni Some or all 6f the
des I
himse f ; %hoe eebo of that gentle,
v.i....t be Murmured muiiib' of her Soft
Mr. Bettes agr Bed with the
tb6 last tiyo�iapeahe'rg as to the desirability
-bw lot hiid een eminently successful, al-
were.some:de ects " ,
though perbaLps, there. f in
Bringing to hearts 6 large luorease
ta6storid
the diacridt, she has' b, -and
sell very poorly,
reverend gentlemen who Ad addreased the
very ra
ou are kitid I" The ir6n-g , 'man
of providing. those, districte.w. ith railway',
.
the Machinery.' He was III favor of elect
in Joy, itilrest, in wages.
tha,e tracts here are You g6itw?,
in 36ting.
almost E �t.rted to hod how ihey hiyuted
ea., The-oapabilities -of 0
f4oiliti the ount�
tr1hatees by - biAlot. It Inight be
ior he that reaps lovals,golden flelds,
read -1
I V�80&61 YOU doing?' and[ 4 stop 11 It's a
T hey had now descended f rom the plat-
him, and with flerce- resolve he- tore his
for Stock raising and its undeveloped tim
saidthere was no. ptiblb agitatide fo r the
T18"fl
Witliiouga of peace resounding,
I no want when winter yieldw
�Y.
senow of tracts ,most striking', and now she
tea and mutton'bioth,� and Bays
L the humility W
form, and,, with Well mirks
i minds - mingled with the throng of
mind away savagely, the
turning froin
tender I ness which WVoluntarily stole over
be r wealth -would beinade= manifest it
th6VIRid railway� commun aagitition-wilen
-change, but neither was there' any' public;
the ballot was introduced
ea
b�M u t
ioss,aiod icy shields�'
No woodloind.achoeii sounding.
only takes
lie -burning,
She's a brand plucked from t L .1
=ers, is rualieks, and distriet-visitors,
him' as the images o repeatedly banished
The motion was Carr ad.
4�to municig'al elections. Those for Who in
She has a dreadful' fe poor thing I d face
wh owded together as . the
orthe
guests
rose up againand agaiW,'�-
Mr. Hardy presented the report of, the
the Separate Schools ere established did
9 mail of'strife and busy brains!
certajnly�and'what was I BaYindl?-Obl
am g arted, eager
of ping aep
. ,-She is a gentlewoman, evidently; per-
Teton o University.
t
not, be believed, from injormation'lle had
Stunn'd by conflicting voices,
Stand still &while, and bear the strains
yes, I met�the Rev. Mi. umbleton at the
far notice ad, d.ti..
haps the. orphan oL-.aome improvident
Mr Vat in ad thoit third reading of
ov
received, desire. the System introduced into
Thiot float to you from heavenly plains,
Bt'a i ad me to Step
end-ofherlati.e. HdJu Elk
Milri8 w as hemmed: in and feltmuch'as
parents; possibly itbe victim
h Bill to amend the respecting
t a Acions.
their schoofelee6 er those. cir�
, tTnd
Aebuking.mammoln'snoiae.s.,
I to a committee. of , tadiaB (I forgot to say
"I shro
the wretched prisoner in'the ron ad,
P&h I how his soul revolted as the chance
Solemnization -of Marriages.
ClituatenobS jitL WUB not desirable that the
the doctor "s ordered, hertbrm,gl "See of
Must, have done, as the human walle closed
of a not unheard-of , reason for � evading,
Mr. MerrWinoved an 4mendmbut,, the
--updn- 'Byat
House should fordo, them v. PM'
jl��n your heart5,.0 restless mou I
Of old the. soul'sbright portat;
h t you.
in a day, to keep up the By Stem, So t a
around her.� ii
friends and inquiries glanced across his
effect of which *,&a to substitute one dollar
'as ',the
distast'S61`6 them. Speakin 6 hims elf,
_g
'to
VVhile to the augelo'holy strain
9 helps 1 -red).' Well,
k.c to make her f See
At last the Rev. Mt, GumbletDn, I our
'bv
mind. His spap, bony band involuntarily
I
for two dollars the fee to be paid to
he desiiA be understood, and Would
Your faith repeata the loud " Ameu,l
-A)IThaila
6, committee of ladies about ibis treat tOT Ltb j
own dear Pastor,, came,up, and his
clinclied, and tan denpi6s-very ranch opposed
ipsuler of marriage lieengeB�
veto for the Second reading of the Bill.
the sobg immortal.
Ragg6d School next We�
side Marie's gray ! Phantom Of Fjad&fjg,ll!
''
to Gospel injunction bracedhis muscles for
H d*'*d d`
Cas0*1
The ivi a eiftheInotioni which..
-Frm r WL ot,detidu the
Mr; a he would u
,
really, when he is,go-g6bil agto oolisidel, my
R,L
It all ovtir'; ab6 must face and dok ow.
_ S Moment.
Was reiectedn the following division,: ,
House by saying, What might be Said re -
!Bill,
I V
iFORE YOU A
LOOK BE
t:,like to
opinion of consequence, -I. do no I
fuse,, an' r of me est 'Congo
at d
.3age him.
. h lhi -Guinbieton
is, air, sai as
As a Christian it is ray duty'to rag -cue
her in aUnd way;", but*T why he f I
ee
YFAs,-Messra. Baker, Bell,-Boult6r, Broketon,
CreigbtonfFienobi Herr, Lauder. Madill, Mere
ditli, Merrick, - Metcalfe, Monk, Morris, Near,
gardirig tfiis but would content L him-
self,by moving that the Bill, be
.
re with
11 go I went, and we settle a it all
thoughin co ntinuation .'of 43omething-, is
So doet) an interest?
Wcbardsdn,�'Rdse, T coloal White -19..
read a Second time,but that it be read this
.
quence);
beautiful. Tb6yar6to,havel ma, and bans,
anas erdhominent gentlemen will address
ev
one of our most active and persevering Ais--
trict viBitors"-,w aving 'his -hand t I owar , of
Curious tool, be -still I
lehutaan-lo�os the growth of-buman will?
NAY§ -Messrs. Appleby, Awrey,'Balf6urj-Bask
erville, Baxter, Bettes. Blezard, Broiler, Cola-
caden,LDeroche, Drury, Dryden, Field, Fraser,,
I I
day six Month&
The amendment was puti a . nd carried:oit
I
11 :
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eeting-; each la Y-19, 'It-0--pirovide and,
the in a
the delighted
—aood-
(To inubd.j
Freeman; Gibson (Hamilton). Giabain,'Hagar,
the followin g' divisio nl:,
ad L
_�.AsY6ti b better leave'lue. r address,
you
and if eq al hand I'll
pour out tea, And hung, for tweritychildren
-they at adh to have two penny.buLis,
6
Rill the la:st morkth thls� 1-
Wit _aOO aay
has distributed not less n167 tracts, of
,
DV
ONTARIO LEGISLATU
Harcourt, Hardy, Hawley,-Kbicaid, Laidlal
. " _
Leas, Lyon, McCraney, Me
McMahon, Mack, Muster, Moat, Nairn,,Pw�dec,
IEks�Meesrs. Appleby, wrev, Badgerow
13- - -,-Baxter; -Blezaid,: -Broder
elfour,
gascaden, Chitilbolin, Dryden, Ferris
send for you. I can -say. no -more I 'at pre-�
I a -twice one-afid-sight-
t I hat's-- at me Be 7�
the most stirring ascription.' and � cj xoau-
-
Robinson (Caldwell), Robinson (Kent),. Robert.
.-Drury,
Field; French, Gibson (Hain,j
nt.!'
At last Maria found employment at Wire
penm illree-ilid-fourperice all d, I Suppose
it will take a L quaiter-of tea-ah,'mademoi-
lated 48 New Testerhents ut four days
t'
ago alle'diBootered a pernicious publical ion,
I Suider, Stxiker,Waterb, Watterworth, Widdi-
11co"11h, Wo6d, Yoolog-44. I '
Bill�ws,s d time
ton, Grahaiuj Hagar; Harcourt, Hardy,'Hawley
Mae, aid.- Laidlaw, Lees, Long, , McLaughlin,
Metall's emaporium of millinery,
Sells? It ought'n ad 'to e too strong, you
entitled Hints lot Devotion to the Sacred,
Heart Mary,' concealed in two of your
suminary of the *Veek
The then read a it
The House went 'into couitnittee. on'the,
Mack, Master; Mowat, .Near, Pardee, Pa
Robinson (Kent), Robertson, - Shider, I strilk, ar
if I, am to go so early tomorrow m6r
ing thought Marie, would it not b a
know, for -children."
,Jill help to out the'tea. h, do.
Lot
160ttages in Mortimer Terrace,Pelharn Park;
The Holies Wentjnto the
Committee of .
W JeL 'upon, * the jury L resolutions
he (Mr.,
Bill for the establishment of public,cre'am-
Wa !erE_W&tt,6 rwortb, Widdifteld, Wood, Young,
4
better tO settle 'Myself at Mrg.- Bushel's
- pour
let Me. L And do . let 'me. have ai new hat,
where we had hoped the gooq work was pros-
The aof Rome, air.'are
Hardy)
eries
r. Wood moved to, insert the following
X&ys-Messrs. Bell, BetteB, Boulta�ll iliereto;4
K -
Creighton Lauder, Lyon, VcAllister
She theret )xe'daterminad to call there
my hat'a sho,oking bad."
41 And me I"- I And in a I" cho-
pe ring.
nwearied in evil, watchful- to la wait."
Concurren6e was t'hen'takerl in number'
'of items reported rom the Committee ol',
clausa. -Eastern,
"The Presideut-of�L the
Preside'll
Dairymen's Asebeistion, thi it of
Meredith ... Parkhill, Rose�13.
r. GibSOU. Hamilton) in Moving ih(),
,
first, and acquaint her new landlady with her
intention. - Very weary and �dizzy, yet
raged the others.
,OhL don't tease,My dears I", returp3ed
AtI 'happy to Make 'Your acquaint-
am
anoe'll"SE61d. the: Tiron:gray man, with bold.
Supply.
The HouBe.went into Committee on the
-consolidate
_4
the West6rw Dairymen'B' Asaddiation,and
& L
the President of the' Agriculturil. Arta
second reading of the: Bill � to -'a Mend the
Married Women',B Property Ab in ed
t
upheld bV L the hope 'of self support, She
t
Mks. .BuBh6l.'. as I t - Come, oo,
politeness; 11 such,666igy is its own reward-,
hear that,
Bill, to the laws respect 1109
Association Lshall be.& consultin g Board for
�po,
out theontradictory Char acter of the views,
struggled on. 'She must Sustain the life
*uicb God had given h6r; though.it hoild'
madembiselld. It will e quite .:g, treat,
elegaut-tpeaking, and a good, Work, too-
but I am concerned'ioT our.
Romisli adversaries have invaded a district
municipal inatitutiong�
I Mli. k6wat remarked that Wthe House
the Beleotimi of, the sitee for the cteam�eries
aild for- the managgpiu6nt L"
� p0tertained!by prominent judgj� as to the'
Meaning. of that piaSent Act us shown, by
lloutlittle
prospect of a cheering nature..
sly
blevating �o the SOCI-if you' Can get aw'
so� carefully, tended aS Pelham Park.".
B hel smiledi and:_ coiarte'
us eyed,
Would be satisfied with, the Statement that
the Bill merely�a coirept,coh'solidation
Mr. Mered ith- opposed the motion ori'the
-their decisions.' In the Bill he had copied.
'several
Mrs. Bushel was as gracious as usual, and
genteel, , She was'very glad to
t.
In Ime.
',� I thankyou," said' Marie, vag, ttj
, , I Coal L ad
and flattered a! us
OUtL in
was
of the existing a",'and embodied na
ground that it was Contrary to a -prece.
dent, What would the Minister. of, Crown
se'etions of, th�. Englit-h Act, which
was clearer! and w, i liat cotisiderablyfarthei
find Marie had so far succeeded and per'
Wei
Suppose aball have the 'gains clergy-
I
which", our, worthy Pasitir's a coiiiaging
ambildments therk6, it would be a great
Lands 'oay� to.the prop6sition when h6 had
than our own statute ; andthougii he he#
fectly ready to receive bar at once.
ma whopreached'at your cha pel the first
notice. $,'and 11 your Mad
were up. With. her own,
adviimtage to let'it pied through the com�
the LHOUSO
refused todmit�that' obould be
n ot, to Make & Completia
gone so &r'as
oii. have brought Me luck, mv
Sunday I was there.,
juinbled poor
mittee without amendment.
a q'ueition of putting
84 ptatibn,'of ng
do; JiSh law to this 'Pro"
I
dear," She, said we've let the drawing-
0, yea I You mean Mi. Probe Mwell, I
efforts and undeserve success.
d
Bu this.time karie'felt than
Mr. Lauder objected to the' Attorney-'
uder license, all t
'timber u tho ground tha'
vince, he believed it would be an a dvant age
I COG'mEi to gich a..,nica young, nl�an,,f rom the
think he'll be -Bure to speak, and he is most
.1
d iris,
b all rather
L
ki a6wthekeen, dark,�grsy eYe,wh�qhhad
General refusing -the, privilbgb of 1hakilig
it would be,destructive of the,kesponsibility-
to do so, or to -adopt a large per I f it
q4y. ToL brg�kfsst: 4xid toa hers ;L ine pro-,
VI 112 ff a week -l- 1-Tonly-
ly
I I'lid a Y 0 ulft'd-grjo g
mproving, .0 p
t owni
yet something nk yateriously familiar in its
,ari)6 ittee." L
holments,lp"Comm
Mr. Mowat skid that he did not refuse
-of the, Goverumeni Yet here was &..pro.
positioxi, by whio h the Government intended
At any time., The clauses he.had colied h"
had considered the most important, but. he
wish you had Et genteeler engagement. But
XXII.
Wye
t
-thie-L T-Dat-ho-thougbi-Ii we
isibility.
7would await, t a op�linioil of ifieAtt6jjb6y_
12
-you 8 - H ave
we pluat try and get Ome pupils,'
some tea before- you go on."
When the.importantWeddeaday arrived,,
Mr. Gumbletoii then beg an. sowq�I;Rder.-
t,'
0 ed earliest.conversationwith Mr,3.
unwise to avail of it iri'the present 06BO-
Th-e Bill was an, exact oonsolidationL of the'
Mr. � Wbod p6inted � on e d
under which he'Goverlament labored ;in
Mr. Mowat thought it 4ould be better to..
Not I -eturn. id
ffll j. r thank you,' sad
Marie felt idly inclined to acco'nipany her
la; died I
Bushel'; and then � Mlarle',s ex-compaDion
uumerous-Ael(� w1bitilb existed atille present
the wait6r. He'had I already shown" tjla6
"th
defer dealing' i with this matter unti
Mariejearful. of resting till all was accom-
plisii6d.
y paid,
uppxciA.obinga step, Rearer; di
us addresses?; Sermons, -composed tones meeting
'
time, tied if any Substantial amendments
'were desiredAl iey could be brought. before
it W 6( ry at.the� proposed c ream.
be loo ated where th6re
another Session, for though heL Wag in fa or.
Of the piincipleof those clauses which the
S e therefore toiled on to Acacia Row,
h
were a relief to Marie in her present �ta�te
0 f mind - and al.t all ao-we tendermy
w as, bbe Rjoat Datural- end ctiminou-plame
the Commitfee aws and in-
'On Municipal L
shouldL lint
ere Wretidy ofeam'eries,' roor'� Should, they
e
g n jaman'bad embodiad-in his Bill
and i Spit8. Of Aire, JuPp'8,'eXClaiRatiORa
and' Contemptuous sarlirise', insiated On.
d
hquitg�--aecouni f6r,' hit bhe
-her
thing. inthe wor
I am vlad to tied you engs�gedingO good
serted,in.A.heir proper,pla'ce in the Bili.
Mr. LiLudefsaid fio� had misuilderstoo&
coma .,in coDtact with cheese factories.
Tbey,hould Dot '6e- -�I-U, , -the lo,"r, cities,
ge
still he thought it we e. better f: the'
uld b'
question Were goncioin-to at ifflit should � lie'
I'lina all" extra Charges, the amount, of
triod, iuctined her to , accompa L uy : ener-
gdtic hostess :to the meeting ;
a work. 11f sy I L bopo you b eve prospered
I I I I '
A ney,�eaet but'. be considersd
the "or
, owing' to the high price f Cream, L and f u r.
go,ne into � tb�rougbly'. �' He believed it
'would
urpris6d her. last, h
ever, all Was arranged. Mrs Jupp dis.-
By taking an' omaibu.sbe -contrived 'to
since we have - in a t, and obtained a Situ a
tion of the nature you required
. Y 9 precedent -he Was
that the
g.t. b h g bjectionable one.
they Should Leteas good,
'that,' be'where th
railw accommodation. It would be seen
be very. desirable, it, they could have
give a the niatt6r suffioieut time, an&'atten�
r
daiaed to mak a any. inquiries ; �and afte,
helping tekeL down berboxi
reach 25 Tivoli G�rdeils, Mrs. Bushel's
residence, in toleruble� time,,and fQundthe
raised her large,'L , 'es.b6egech.
zaA ey
towaxd him, and his softened as they
A -b a pa"e en bl�c
.1 .j.. Were. d
HonSe.
Y
from atioii he h' d Stated t6 D
the consider a a a
hal 0 .
tiou to ve rem delled the law.in'
the servant to
Marie. -Weill' herself iloab.'
be Ueeloold in gn'urbar-
There were the Rev. Mr. TotapkinA; the-
'ingly
met -Ur glspcjp� �-Aimnre experienced or
h th Wbble L
th . ..... t of
Tj Pon raching clause, 76,L affecting
would be, u reaoWable to expect the
Government to..declare4he places at w tell
-d rection suggested.
Mr'_Meradith thouglbbAbatif the' At-
CHAPTE R XXI.
0 ro
mi6ist f 'the. Lambeth Ci B
asignil�gcman, mjgbfhave� Surmised, that
fire could flinty
be stiuck even f rom'so a
am Coal'
Mr. Meredith said certain persons were,
a craameriEB abould be erected, an�
bad decided to usk-the.aouse to :'Senf
01.1
tokney ed hiS.;,Latte
"Gen6i" had direct
these and Cognate atters which ca e
to inIn
MRrie had been no, W four or five daya at
iho We�le 1apel, and the Rev.' Josias Pitt;her,�'tb Cong T, milliste
Ylu
Parsonage, had she Beall -the expression.
Bu tL poor Marie heeded. 130 t'
al"hed from, 'Bi
In, 1 ttiD9 in 'Councils, Yet
thei a was no penalty attached should any
.1 ., : .
the,courBe he pkopo8ad
Mr. Meredith asked who were the Pre
witlyin h his I I
t a proper sl:illeriis c,,f- duties,,
rat her that tobut§ide matters, be 'might!
.
her new employment, anolfelt-se;
clergyman, and as Mrs. Bushel onjthol�j&s.
tically exclaiiiied, ORr own'dear Pastor I"
You are very. kid to remember me,
StIch liaqualifted'perbons take. their seats.
dents of the Eastern and Western Dairy-
have beed prepared to deal with this and
equal numbe� of'years,, intervened between
her,ptosit and presailt,'so' wide wild-impas-
some of the, deacons, aud a tall, bon, iron-
.1 I I �
she replied,' in her' low, sweet tones.
11 These little girls are -my pupile;" then,
gfitL,tb a
Ile �thoa 6r Should be.
T126 clause passed.
mail's � Asaociatio.pH respectively'
tb
Mr. Wood stated that at a line the
other matters.
Mr. Gibson that the, Orderbe, -dig.
i3able godmed the gulf .that, Separated her
'f19
gray -mail, greatly at variance
dress, arodIook�.frqra'hig companions -he
�a eva�ionl- added
TheT Bill rther considered in com-
Wa&Lf a -
. --"Fa- - I riot he'DW Who
clause �wa diect1hey did
-'asked
charg6aand'the Bi�ll be withdrawn.-
.fxom Guy and ills Of Momentary
happiness COGRebied with him.
lioutine'l- land�
, .
.had to, rugged, agpecri, with deeii-set-grave
eyes, and a close -shut, wide,, firm, mouth,
_'�'
ith a, amile-11 E�Rdjrl.the. moiniggs I work
w ent.,,
in &.1arge'millinery establisbill
".Thatcan"
mittee. ,
OR ol ause 612., - authorizing the' r planing
Preside C of exiliter.the'E86ster ."or-
Wag the . 11 11
Western Association,.but_chey were quite
- A-r6ed to
: Mr..'Pardee preseiltedL,th6.seV.e�t'tir��ott
As she into. her
morning 'An d evening, brought Do remanti
and of uniforibidark
Color,
are bera.profitableempldy.
'SC - , 0
ment for.bodY or Scull" returned hef inter-
of railways along highWaYSL
Id . _ ., r I -
r redith. remarked that it was A*
Bat"afied to eruin'to the ieliieseiItativ6 inen.
I
whb,w uldfilUthose.office- Jug.tDOW the
0
-of the -Standih, tollomittee on Railwsys,
-M
.i. Fraser the report
discovryLgUet' 'is She dimly, lInconao'OUSly,
we're-weii made, his boots; big het,his
b ad an air.f fr"hRese, and though
6
rogai r with a Shade of-aaditional cold,*
no provision in
there was the 'Isw
bon. member for oe .,was t a
East
presented
-Of the t6,,5a,iyg,con���itiee,on-Piivate.]Bill�.
opedglove$,
or�61ie seemed to, arift further an
further itito' oblivion, and�:a heavy gloom
as unfasliionabid,aslany of.ther6st; he Was
staphatibally a getitleman,aoln evid'6tly
asicy
It suits me replied Ma*rie,� in unif-
under whicA compensation could be granted. President of the Agricultural and -Arts
to propertyiowners in cities � past whose 'Association; but in'& 'law days most likely
1.Th6 following Bilke were rew e. thir
d b d
time and -passed:
Weighed h U, Ing a -L
er� ,Is di
!ou:ging look to ber Sweet,, dark'eyes_and
6 auce�`And
812 Bt position, yet � he,
looked- hard, &Rd'Cold.L and dry, and. as
fected humility.
-Th a I p,ause-,-and still' e1roh-,
ere was th
property , -ail.v�ayml�ht L:be,
r, at is ander ',t a Geller 1
'some one else woukL-succeed him.
Mr.- Meredith Said the' Govern ment"were
ino6rporaie the -Brighton
6 Y.: . IL'Verris.:.
R il" 0 mpa;h
smilewith
which she strove to -speak -to Mrs. Bueb�Ws
)sed' as possible
Qpp( to the unctuous, self.
coadju
rayman lingered � beBide_.�er. "You'did
not, - than, find it - s the.
Railway Act'.
Mi. Gibso (Hawilton)'said t1i4ti-exp8ri-
practically pro aging to put this respo)38�
p
bility,ou- the memberg for'EastSimQoe and
To incorporate the -CoruwallLIJUnCtion"
�ftailway Cbmpauv�-Mr. BroderiL
childreb. Sli,efel�hers6lfqui,dk,lybeconiing-
&raere working inachine, toiling for thedaily
contented Sir of-hig he took
!his place rather in the bacikgrOuUd,-,KDd'
'polite;
address I gave'You ? You.have probably
found other fr�'onds,?' he resumed.
epee in HaMiltoUL led.'him, to believe that
lon was a. yery grea
the lack such provisi t
, rt
South ]?a h
' The I Bill, in
was �pa,;Sod -with E6wend ents,
%e following 1�il do I paFised through in
witteeLaud.lwae reported without amend-
br'eaa,L'So tasteless aind unpalaiable, iiiisea-1
as it was by the Salt o f hope.,
. debli a tho, na -the
seemed'.to., 13 . Y,
a d beaks of his com-
deferential node a
"Friendsl!'-responded Marie, the tears
starting to her eyes.' ,I Alas.1, .1. ba ve DODO,
d d
liardshipul as
The clause
6
reported, atid the aw Dolman were con-
'Moilt:
L
f ML
The minor discomforts o rg. Bushel's
Panic ey Strove to m.ak ; 6- hida'
aswheii th'
take &.foremost place.
_but God has belped-me. and though I did i
not-avali iC-I bave.kep,t
passed.
The committee having finished consid-
curred'in�
On motion of Mr.,,WQbd j tibe House Went
To incorporate the Istitute�of; Account-
ante of Oraario��Mr. Gibson (aainutoD).
scrambliulgestablishmant were swallowed
up ' her constant: sense 6f'griefs andLij6
gkzed . upon. hi In f ascinated and
fi,
Myself of Your:
writing in gratitude for your:kindoesB to a
eration of the Billi with the exception of a
fe w,clatl4es. allowed to stand *for the, con
into0ornmittee.of the Whole on the Bill
Ing.
to encourage tree plant'
The,jollowing Bills were rea the second
time
It he houre'rol, ad on. toui 6-a 'is all ready.for YOU a
MY, pErl,
'alarmed:: --i was er coo!R�R_'04
d __CrcZ_ D, ove ry�
wretehe �journgy,
ii,otaf Htrarlger;".S�nd!.ag�ain She looked'up to,
king I
him..with a glance So, spea 1- a
aideration L of the Aitorney -General, the
Mr. Fkaser, in moving, thesecond read-
ing of the Bfil,to umend-the- �lectioli-Acf,
ReBpectibg tb a ity ot, Toronto and t I h a,
-Villa Parkdale.-Mi.'Bell.
said her kiudly,aiitidy landlady, one,een-
towarol'the close,of her
m6inent, every. incident. of which was t
I . L S I"
recityped ou bar 'brain -forever and to r,,
involuntarily re8pondad !a it.
11 Where, are, you, iving. at pyisehic 2" he
For a return, show-
iDg he number, of and deputy-
said that it had been, found that munici�ai
'c6up6ils
P;'6f
To incorporate and'Cha er of
the
the come ja.alid.
evert
an 'old c ergyman now-
asked" after another.ratber uneasy pEtuss-'
%reeve
reevep respectively composing the,vari6us
'of
frequently' ctehiyed e-arringing,
r
d: 'I
the palling L bub. IVISIOUS. Ulld : the -Voters'.
Cathedralof St. lban, Toronto. -Mr.
h
Deroc a.
�YOU a.L
to bit, while you take it.
our ,a very &ba. 'il r -
Witil, h,,itatea—. this lady,"
wordsi "let us ask it blessing",! 'indicating.Mrs.
uttered t Rashel&rbo, having finz
Pro
UntYL Councils" �jbe vines in t
CP be-
years -1872,: 18i '7 and 188f ree: actively,,
lists we're fhially.,, revised,' atiol'the �:[]Feot
at. voters y
was th -bRl bee'same. aware of'
Respecting the Waterloo, WelliDgt011 &
Georgian Bay R Compan -Mr..
" Come in, pr
'and
up attivada.bf prayer..
isheil her Confidential COMIDUnIcatiells with
L . .
A the amount
b It Was
.1chau as when c eyL Went to vote
Y.
Tassumed'
ra�idly, opeDiug,h6r doon
'passed and"ail re�ume
This� cl,their 1)r67
-IV ow stood at Illatte to tion
kri Gumbleton,,R ,
indemnity 'to in e in each af
L 'FoBed. ja-
pro o.arueud-th-6-,'Iuw-io-i�4,at7th
--:-,Res. pecting L
herself In to tile: first chair,,
vioug,�dsidons, Witboat Lffffdrdiog to Ma�rieL
rathar asitorAshed to flual,an acquaiatacee�
Ship' exis le,illinafe
L ted her humb
the aboveinentioned year&!`
L , Mr., Mowat:_tboolgh t. t ere was a great
changes, if y, sliould�be madebefore. the
of tbe"liatis � and, if thirotl�h
'Way CoMpany.L__Mr. L, M a , red it ----- ----
�The If6ilse want into committee oil the
t
i O shrink' out, 6f:6ieht,
any. oppor atilty
ow
an&,th,e, lordly .`�atkon.of'Pelbafti P �k
adeal
HL hop. fria
of force iii-whv hi nd, said
publication
'everaightTLho remrraugemallt was'n Ot Tnade,
I
Bi a
11 to authorize th loll Of street
on, yo
D "t' L -k- I want/to over-pisdaide, L thin
yoti;flbut I thought it� m`ighi be a mataimi
oo ld-he
a. Certainty -that U '4mow
...-IlLreg-ard
That is well;"L'gaid Chat g.htl�lnau ith
-.1ty Of
to tlie,d'e8iiab -the
expense of Cc a
a �11$ts.WeiL pUbl,,'
until. af tat th 0 shed, then
a until
r .9, 1ivavfq, oI
I lifig'A B` I
�ane began Mrs. Bushel 48. M� arie
her: true higtory.'he would condemn her,
utterly He, looked ugh he.: W"..
more cordiality than SPOke"a
'now
years Since ths, ' in L atter had' occupied. . the
Xf
"list Wsl� Made o4t.,
authorize cides,- towtis an d v
T
removed her bonnet.
6 :Yes," she replied,, interrogatively.-
0
always:feady to'.*Iav down comf ri, aildbapv
I -am somewhat pressed for time,
b-, lad' to help yotf to�hozne
Ili I Should be g
ttention of:. the' House,: found
that while there .6, Strong fecili P9 in
h ti�id,
Mr., Meredit ere� weria,cases in
which great nicovenience would enstl6 if'
vide gag'and other taeaus� of li�hilng'aud
ac CO mittee�o
hea6lg'lier'eferre&1- k'Ljo In f"
".Well we've had s, rathermavantageous
"young
pineSS,Aad. geniality, OR the Shrine ofduty,
uncompromisin gly'himgelf,�:and this
on- More suitable to .'your seomfiig
�a
favdr-�'Of reducing 'the expense, that there
the clause of the TAct witli, regard to the re -L
the whold�-Cairioad.
-gent juLthe aral
rooms, accommodate a Chum of his if
�'tbat,
native povi& on his bide, . gave him ail
n �.thafi daly work� in milliuer'B
es,tablishment. 1 am generally to be-foulld
%ijy feasible suggestion as
never; was. i to
the best,rueu a of aCC0p)igb,hg that end.
arrangement of.pallifig sub-aivisio - lis were..
applied, at the next e �-out4iu"tibstitUed-�b..y--��op
W , as Struck:
ed
e blob '. F, lace
we could make out another bed-room:--Ao:L.
thought I'd I�ciko you a proposal,to, change
t"bxpoict:aim,ilar s.trerigtIr
Saturday and y-
oil alternate Wednesda.
Mr M6recllih:saidLthat.thi,3,qu(asii6nht�a
eugaging the, public: attention for- a
L M,.Traaer pointed. out t,hatthecases to
-bon. gentlenaan�jaferred. war a
-w
mumcip, iell� corpora, tio,
Rol' 9, out to 'a
tbe.� construgtion, f a W"�e
yourT,room for one. in thb,next, floor to the
'nice,,
d a d'
you were aoast%'w&y,' ail it Be me
to Marie'that nothin- Could be hidden fro6a
�Mis. Busbel would: kind Jy- accompally Y I�
":'hi
long' tim Govern-
P,
---to
p vfoledfor y another we of t 6 W*.
Q _g�� �_Eork
t Coal Y -exifft6d ntho- -
pi pan
ftont-a little quite So
iaxg"
Q as this," lookina round as thou h She
9
those cold, penetiating gray eyea,Tatid that
'nothing could her froth the'verd'iet,of
thither added � with EL vague 13011813- Of
guardi�g against hi foalitime,
bomet R
went, Irently had not been able' :to
p"!t; h it, even so faiaa.to refer tit L to
I Mr French WaS7 in. favor ofdoiiigawaiy,
as far aSL - �oo,.-Sible, if lift,altogether, with
same f noting as a private, corlicration. The
committe6Lrese and reported, the Bill an
survaved,-aa area of v4st,eitent--11 but a
m6rb'C'heerful lookouti and a nice iron
Save
thes close -shut thin lips,' so She sat very
permit me to take. yobr'Adre so;" and 110
agaih,produeed the pockwbo6k and mile-
M 00 mmittee foicouBidertition.'
r -There has not been, I be-".
ML.,Me,�at
tice 6f , adnainisterin oaths, to
tli 9
a prep. .
voters as it Was 011'6' Which engendered aL
am ended, i Which w as read a third
bedst6ad. Tfien.-if ,
uncornfortably'llearing, �vitho�t listening,L
to a. long' arangi schoolaln
give , Silver: pencil Marie go wall' remein.
liov6' U, . SlIIgl8-' petition I pr to' th a
great deal of4il-feeling. To".,
L I
ittle,girlS.L& F a a
t6LgLVe my I kandit lease, very
say. an hour -I shalf consider the
raf,aud the Lambeth insti
%'pc� tutionsi the
11ord'svineyard"'
Oh dear I to be sure W Aaid BUB1101,
Hou6e41ujav6r.of Such.& change.
. Mr. Meradith-T-When there 9,11V
Mo%M6wat, irr the second readn'
(if the Bill respecting Private ABylums for
CROWN SAF01 WISE C 11AILIJING.
7-
rent of my room, paid. You See it will be a
work progressiug-in the
etc., intersp6rBed jarg6ly, with'611ecdotee of
highly pleased, .2�, Tivoli Gardeus--L
Ot tVVODty MIDU 0 WiLlk front
o; of your Judi-
pOtitiODIS pregeRted in fav r
.? ,�. �:
Act
�in - id -inebriaeB, explained
bane person ali
11161141geor for Prelty,cj!rlo Who-
: AVJ,4h to 1.6ok Prcatier..
utaa?
Thank -you," said Maria. I should ke
li
liblye-andgirls,who, all died
little of ! . I
At an early
your
61
I sir um I tr�at, goLiteel
cature , .
tbat-that was ano ther
t e.provi Sions of the Bill.: He reknarked
re a us of
that owing t6 the I b Alig no inatitlutio
'
The latest in the -of millinery novel-,
jL
Bee the`rd6in
'd L
0 yes, by means rep is ar
period
The dolor came' an an er cheek:L
aw ti.ph,
�grtiund
'bode of contentin6ilt-and
b6v�ed stjhly.�.
116 ' '
gort,:OlL SUbjeot altogether. The'.matt
I I . . gig
deaft-with, by the Judicature Act were
h d
the kind in the Proviuce any persons a
Lto ' s6nolffieirafflicted ralaoi.ves to private
ties is leathei tionnot, much resembling
those of last Year, mida, of, kid, These
h 98 ;-bGUnCllkg Up'; ,,,and then Ill! 'tell
She ke t b -the
�p ees�e of L the iton.g
fearful of nioeting.tho ray
L -t a
hCate*
_aFylum,H in
new, head cove rings might�reallyhail froin.L
Mi. Tuckbr to -morrow,: whea I knovi vout
in an,:yet, ever nervously,. anxius to, kuow�
w ord in go W You in such
ason wlion t as,
famili r by his experience while- on the,
4,
W� br
L
they
decorated
ausT�er 11 -
Wit�inucb , , -
d. ullty ah6:colleated, a few -
it he was lookiiig� at' her,: She -could not
depsorrow?" be -said in a l6wtono., And',
.liffe r me. to ouggeot".tbA oaadorLjS the
Bench: arid pther wise &ud,,,b'e wag Miele
work etbere';�vere nianbon.
Ilititte the establislita6ut -of,
the Bill tojaci
'brairie, 16 6amarkea ' t a
free It s. 1 b, t one
of with fi6tupong-jeathera
all d the like. The col6rof. thev'teatheria Ja
P
40old-Fiefich books, but the Herculean task.
'of getting thii children tOgether, of preserv-.,
resist Steaing upward glances, every, f,6w: -surest*
minutes to, seeif She wasobeerved For
mans.fo soeuro,frlendship."
He bowed again.
Sm n ur
gentl Lie 'House "Who'knevii f
more about the irorkingof Our Municipal
obj 1. act of .1 t I he Bill, was' to enable free
fibraries to recisive tho'graonts"now wide to
terri� botta., ',' A: few Of :the bonnets 'are ap
prepyiatelly'tritamed - Twith' delicatgly'Cilt
itigthe,quit necessary, for -instruction in
Boma, tiffle'lle did- not Seem to,Boe'her or�
I .11 .
any one, ut to be o8t in attention or
YOU'are ired Marie,
institutions than be�pretended to know-
Mechanioiii. Institutes; whe an arrange.
leather )ace in va designs;- I and
riouB .
ng-roorn
the gen erul Bitti ,of Suppressing the,
'Mrs,711ashel,
t . len , after . of
roulid
indi�otinctly, as he movedAway. Ali 1 he
18,goo b 't] bought--. but'terrible-be
Mr. frthe
to
t was -Us fUFr-tMV,purp L a
Th
only 6hakne-aliont them is that which
cOI18 sal
jetenCyLimp I arto.� Leat
7
long harauguea of - meant to
enf6rce order 'and attention, almost
�thcught;,
applause lie followed the Rev. apisa'ker't;
13 a )me ajoy�', , L
will clear my secret from me SC
applications made by any railway company
'L '
for the Subsidy or grant in aid of a railway
remaini og Clauses werd.i in order to make
Clear the power of. Council$ to finally pass
aV80
& novelty.' It has.no 'map with the or*
�exceeded first.
liar powers a�t Gradually,
he successful c description of t arcer flf a
t &� ", L"'
ragge so oolboyj Mrie'OnCe Lmore do a
' Le, in
�vl y dear,'l exclai wed gks�.B uBhel,,.
'outside
from m gk6ke, jo s%ult Ste. Marie,granted
11
the by-laws eStablisb1iig' sixelf libraries
that pabk,tbread- lace did.-- It: is not ae-
40wevbl. a�d, as Mrs. Bushel ab;;uMthiW
I I .. :.
-acl-tc�-her-dLiaMaLV7-rCret-bd-f
-1-ur , . - ,
'bent
when- they were the school-roarn
however -did you .Mr. Watson,?"
by,the Act 4.4 Vic., cap� 23, and of, all oor-
rea ndenoe, with ref erence to such ap�li6a-'
when the 46te wets taken concurrently with
11
a muLic. al elebtion,�
Coaroo0r.unpliable as,ona mi0ht,irnagine,
and it has been used abroad,� combiLD ad
time, with 'much, e1altaion, accepted the
"
for er ce pauion'a,keen.4 eyes uipoit
b at. with -all expression of surprise and
Watson I y6s, that was the -name he
.
L
or the appropria nts.
tizo tion Of- Stich ga
Mr. Monk moved Ithe THouse into
Wl th plu�n lice and telvei,fok trimming
LtoleS,
Post IL district visitor,' for which she
med, Alarii her worthy pastor, th a
doubt, yet unraixed with Severity, and not
wili
wrote. ,, Who. is,Mr. WiMon
Ohl a very rich highgentleman indeed I
r. Pardee fully agreed with' the ast'.
Speaker as to the great . im&rtance of
mittes on the'Bill to amend the law forthe
protecti , on of ga e and f oir-bealring animal�.
fall' 3v ar alid also for dress trimmings.
CLarming little opera hoods are made of
Rev. Josithb, Gumbleto
hi, considered,, last
untingeA plioragura.'
It was 9, look which,said unconecionsly;
he liv! luare or Boine such
6a in a grave S(
-place-in house; Mr. Gumblb-
affordibg-rAilway fattilitiedto these north-
,
Mr. Pardee said he hoped %hou.1riepd.
. . I
lace, k W lined ith ilted
blad or bite,
gittin other bright Th6yare'
especially fitted, the evenings,, Which she.
generally t stributiRg weak
devoled A . o di
Do I at last see her Who- has, been 110
a palace of a
ton Was toiliadme"end knowgLord Shaf tean
era districts, and h a also concurred in,hi 8
remarks ' as to L the - tLagnitudo of
would ii -6 t -press his Bill th is sea stop. The
Bill provided that no perbion not domi,il,6
or Some color.
leshiOned like's child's hood, with, a lined
tractsAo Strong men 'and preabbing loose.,
flags to the world,, tOL their poor draggle
much in my tbought's 2" I 1. 1
vaguely gave berself Ost,
Up as I
bury, a ndDr.Cumming,andlotg of lords.
and� la'dWs�ibnd yet he jal always- doi ng
the T: undeveloped, wealth of that
country and the hardships 'which were
in Ontari6LOOifld Shoot Without,fir8t.bovi,g
-�25
a licensd dbAitfg oi�50. He did not
oape,of t6o lace to, protect-tbe,thioat. The
first roW"of lace upon the, top, of1he,"bemd
tailed iveg, whose hichest'donceptioa..-Of"
W
hmarie
t at is committed in Some' inexplicable .1
course of duty,
good and mixing himself up with, all aorta
11'ridergotie. by its, pione'er ettle'rs'_'
-en
think such, legislation would be in the pub
L
falls.in a neglige manner ovei Ae-hair and
'chin
exists nee was meat every, day and - now,
and mortification I
of hmble, not to, Bay'16w, people.L He,
The Government had. be fally alive-io
It oUld
lie , interest. W 'be" treatiag
forehead.i -It fastens under the with
dress for Su days� were less'-distus
n rbed ;:
self-denial
bought all this property about here'Pel.
the importance of railway conatrLtion - )in
Americans -more ilfiberally.,, than they
ribbons of'satin matchiDg- the line of L ibe
'Whear
�and,ilt the end of a week Marie began to,
CRAtTER
uslining.
ham P�rk, and that o do good'to the
that r they 'had placed, 9, mefl,-
Country, to
treated us. The law.,, im. the States�'Was
'
iaCe'jB.jlOt degired, white
that by �nd by She . might p6SBibly
The
poor, though I have heard, it'R S. Wonderful 'Bure
improving by",�Woriderfdl. '.Y
the cat ilie boo�k offering ",000, &�
art a d
that the game could -not be exp a an
rhope, pale-tiiated Batic' is employed, With a
bordering Of white ori -better
see her little riotous '
pupils attentive and
speech was listened to with profound
proper 011 see
-mlle'to a road makip9counbetiona with
h6 as rece fly told by sportsmen from W
plush, still
attention, 'but : not Aoudly applauded.
a little that the� r�ghteouB,hath !abetter
the 0 ntario System. , T his was a pretty
theeounty of Mid diesex Wet if there WE48
a trimming of white ermine,'witb
Afe*1devs al hope began to daa.
Though dinir in toni3;:it waa.'yet bracingi
than' -no, that's notiquito it," breakihgL off.'
I
liberal ineasure, of o6aragament, but it,
an L
-
a law III "dan-a&a
and tied with rose color
'MUffLto,MatCh,L li
Busliel. w
Mrs, 1113" unugually late in. her
and, mdreoveei the 'Very'- voice and accent,
But how did yoult madem6ise Is
had nokl&d,the 4 qffect desired, of g6ttin
d' end to ot,,
of game, it won] put an., - R
light hick.
re urn re
t Marie mained on With the o'bil.
the mode of ape eab,Abe nameless refine,
Ompany to talto hold,of the work. �Subse�'
huntin��." They objeoted,to' Persons coming
- Straight
Wide, -brimmed sail'ar, hats of,
ron,
d'' had
ent, idespite its unadorned plaliness,
0h; acoid efitilly.� I travelled in, the
hA
quenily they had made change, and d
into thaTrovi
Ince'arid carrying away game,
%Vibg, L
plugh Or. velvet, h the , crown4 ,-om-
left 'no particular ordais about anything,
'—ffie—B j� 7allFibst-wondrous-effeor�,-J3'krL
gave - peaker,
add -was 1306 ve
- POD vgr�
'MKpry
offered asBiata rice to any road: which would
h �,pletelYT�cove
presumably for .� t a -purpose o "it
r
_wThiehis6voai�-p to duced.�by--OL"O-,We--I",O.e,I _tA
well, and ha kind."
sea,- -
Yi 6ur �i
-t
ip a at".er-y-rAucli-w-orDLby_y-Q'.0
!remain at,lio me. Atid.the seedy papal
be undoubtedly superior, not only,in mind.
arie. -weli-known-that -the. Grand
Lhei r teens.
finding no Supper or liaa,rummajed
andattainment 8, but alsoi I D si'cial r o, itio3g
t;em"�quito. A ugu,sta Jane, dol
Trunk Company intended to take bold of
ick for a generM law. forbidding the
Out a " screw" of tobacco,'and goncAo See
'This patoiatiod 'accomplished, one ilij.
Scuffling Your feet in. the dust,'its Most
r roof the blorth.
tjasto� jfjo as to get a'aha,
"porca,tion of game', alad that he M as -tilted
over tbe.fQrehe9d, the Langtry and
What new' a was �tirrmg, in tbe*achaniml
atmo 8 biving,ria
aen al most to boilibe
unlady like I dear, :dear.L Well; it was very'
�ves t trade, and Bipce last session Several
assured would Care the whole evil.1n view 'the
odd-169hitig Phrygian cap beinglfavbi.
point, in Spite of the Cooling influence of
grati yi b t rather warm,- and I must
n" I'
i 'terviews had taken placa, between' the
0
of that be asked big hen. - friend not to ites.
IV. Y.. Evening P03t.
Mrs. Bushells riug was Speedily followed
the last apdak6r, there was a, whispered coal-
Say I'd b6�'Zg �better of a good glass of
Ra11way autboritie� and ill rand Trunk
tells his inessute this -sessibri, and wait
by her a ppearance, beating a pleased,.%nal
in tntion mine gentle an, on the
A nd he;
porter -Government,'
and that company Were,
See it the Act �qouldlnotbg�
P Aesired
Live an mals'in ad for slaughter will
tend
vornewhat preoccupied expressiori,,
platforwi and A fat, joily man, in a limp,
ffg�l -rap headway tOWArds' gbi-
secure'd. at Ottawa. 'herealtei
be AOICIL by weight, ih flngland.
se_a ud-Said,
�,"'Dd-aar
And MLr,-Witsoh-.-hgiled-the-flisti " Han� -cing
he.6,uld
_2&cL�dq§ired connection at - Sault
Mr., Monk iegretCod. the Commissioner o
Hereto] !ore it bag. been the custom tocati-
Jim: �- sure, I am greatly
'j- --- '
friends, let us reti
fia a He lay back and
Ste, Mar is. Re belie�e
me% ----
Dbliged �e,:YOUL or ataying On With these
1 g Apd,
of thoprogress,of education'
trio mo "a likely to"obtaill railway
to Were
Ile thought some Such bill was absolutely