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W. f. 10Z, 3diner tadPropri•tor.
•a.BOPIQR .INN IN AT)V CW,
sta.00.•T luso UP YIC
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The Ir•Istest Possible }32d to the Greatest Possible Number.'
(IODERICH, ONT*1t!O;-f?ee.,-TIhURSDAY, JAN.27, 38?91.
-- - )VOL. x X la -41U
anglifies DirrclorQ. ( Basiuess iDiratoggt
Ur. P, rt. McDougall
WILL BR 4T 11011S FOR CONIULTATION
yea 11 n•el,... a. ra. every day. wall raw
Beate slay hour ah•rward4 want wily - wM
r'i. O. lbansua Iha. D...._
ENTnp1AN..earaoM,M.1aa, 4111111111•011.tC. W.
re. DR. M.L.M.110A
_ nNYRfiIA!t. tUK01UN. (N1P )Nae •e. Oa
L and
twos.
u/r..wnaleeawll. 0
M. MoM TOM NCI, M.D.
rr ICaer1ATg CriLLMR PHTMI.'I ANS ase* NIL.
is wrest e. L Ra tMn-•. the hese. RweMlr
...woad be Mr. J. P. C. Raldwe, 1 Igas amide.
UR. C AYA ♦ 111r, IINQBTON STREET, OODERIOH
PRT.ICIAN, aC.O.oN,lkc.. Dios. yew N• Doig ONTARIO.
.teat OegaK 0•11•l., tette
D. SUTHERLAND,
UTAI.KI4 IN
,CAL Lumber, Shingles, Laths, Sc.,
ADS, a or the 1Lreand comer well
a Wiwi.. Suss, 7e. Oaoe, „u Waterloo
•:rest la r srotlbe .rd.
Uoderwi. Nur. Jt . 108*. etivicolr Ives
HAZLEHUi ST A COOKE
AUCTIONEERS,
CONES81011 AGENTS, 11(0., LC.
Crebb's Block, ( Van Evcry 'sold stand)
(d M.OU1 C.H.f•)
.1. F. Darter, 111. D.
QUIP; WV, ACCO4!CH VTR. Hcruwpuhic
1.1iransias, and Medical Mr. brie..
fiZo Sales in town and country punctual -
attended to
O,dench July 12th, 1869. w24
M.;.tsut P1ob•las d.th• 4IM.W Menial I•.ut M .
lea dopey
tr 04w and bniersse Park et. M
St. David**
Mard.AdsrnA.
Ntealiodtl.
RICRAIM MI .t PMamHie*.t1Up/OM a..
meat*.«. ns•nesec. a.
tenser, Tib. 1x1. wen
K. lar, ICHOL.4.O r,
Rooms over the Post ()1licelPesi
Oodensh..
Ploweenvesser
ore LOWt..
1.)ARRIMTRR AND ATT)1AK.AT.LAW. inn
3) Ml;e.n.-ia L'aaeary, Cetataty ,Ones
Ood.re.h. CaeiAsw•a. OW..e C.*II Iranw. 114140
M. C Cameron.
A RRfeTSR.
ATV/Rear. emyritTa4.. U. ta,
B .Ingata• M1, 0oSerlen. Olt. wee
Carme.on de atmersw .
i1Rtneute, w)LICIT0M fM CaAkca*T, .e.
lfaee [lemma stmt. 0.dmtak.
. C C.wswe. wo1 J. T. Ouse..
ONEY To LErfI,.
-- • EASY TERI[d,
J. B. 007001x.
Oed.rieh. Jae. 14th. 1868:-
C►et/ssserttalRete I,7ijitit1 ICA"
OW ilt-CI, Proppri,Wor-' Phis is el
'.r(wr.ad eeaCoestrr Hotel if Wager
1.411.• •11. 'tape roprmlur. Good .•,; egret
Ino Haase Horse. we 1:arna5u for Hoe, •■
S'toneut Sinew. tett
kV. PIM SAO a •00a••mpg,
7 AMK*, ,A7.`"1717;. Z., ; aAr
Owl, mw area •m11.ee tn, door roe.
,•! a1..(ow MR It Merl he A Net
r.n a• ti n one More lately
4...,- ..f 1 uMrAMA 7&.6..4 n, w• n it .e•, ngewNe kw
Post luau, a .a,. w .with aro r. tho and 1h. p,M
Jaren M. i•0Mon, the laurel *autos with Ploys mer r.-.
,TMRNRT-AT-LAW. 00LICiTORINC..IItc.RT loin (,n me Ian to •me.•, a,d,.g. e•a..ure Intim tMt
Weary h.hln, neo neer •e , A Oo•te'►. rein -,aI t ; `Mr. 'n tort •, one man.
'• e . ,aW,wsgr, le.. I r•a uw4r ei le .,.0
Alt. MW.nw Soo +h cis. Wien gimes, Mad I ...noir
rw.^ant).^-Hn•..a,as.e. wM 1 Watches Clocks and Jewelery
h..
REMOVAL.
ALEX. WALLACE,
w.TIHMAKRR
AND JEWELER,
n
sem, .,.T,
(3 ()D ERICH
1.060 W. Tome.
HiRRISTI . ArroJNST..tf-Low. 4)1)04301
Is CK..... f. , OoAe,4r*, nutria. Ogg•--
(ls.'' Wtk. RYa14. •area awfT
wbo
wk .d1 Ran goofm .n m Hie prr.Mea
•., 'd.al
k nue,. no.. nose,. mutters ry *pawl
e a haring 1 well ear. ..ed.
I A good 1.wnwnr •4 ranee nod Plated Jewelry
Maui Are , .iw.y... h•.4
AI.RZ WALLACE.
Vaiatini Oer we loss. woe
mars . Rlw.04.
A.RIR►N a ATTnR'RT$.AT.4.AW, DOLT
<Ie ..n CM..., a.. I.w.leeeey,dspot wI, aro.
- ...
mg -ger Tomah.-") .xw, twel•••-M4.e•r
• 4n&i0dd'. Si-.. '--'•m1T
V►Hllam R._._- _'
(IwtIrRRT (Nn Law 03n,•1. clue's waw
), • nwll..nn. 3,nenna Soret 0..1orwh.
N. ■ ..neweriewes. loose, Ism. m
erws. DAep t.d sad 4de,4,.e mire to reel
11,1104. (Mderi4.. Dee. 14 15.11. •
T'. F. W
.ear. Car77. ase. Nedary r51Hr, ar
0111. of las Clerk of Ow Pant loan Mut, O.M.
eh Oats. sale
T. Ts. Intones.
GRNT MR •TRtTPORO AORIOITI,TPRAL
wrt. (lJ„apa 7.•e.•••. proprietor). =n
4.hle0,
.y, sl 1 e , 0d 11-1p•p
=LIP. %Ai VAN, 1(24 YEARS AT THU OLD STAND.)1
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tiA8 JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHS
Cow.W 1s ice part of Weoiof Engin." 8er•d-
elotbs, 8e•vm, Whrla.yst B.arok ue, Pam
En3I446 Sc'ott•h.. ad Preach 1w..eds,e••h.dter.5,
Doeskins, road • roomy of Craned,. Clotho
Mem,Satin, .awl Flowered Vesting., *line,
Choose, Caps. 11c., dec.
He fab ewAdem of pvmg mwtacno. to • It
Rake may tavorb lm with their orders.
TwEED 8t lTS(all wool) $12 mid onwards.
aro Y. S. -Cutting done to ilPanr, -9i
Ood.ritl. R•DL 26th. 1861 sive
CABINET FURWISHIKG
▪ WAJOE 11t1 U,1-.'
23
Stoves i Stoves;
Ise
H
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0
pq
DANIAL GORDON,
(7Ar1I NE'V MAis 1':12
Undertaker, dc., &c.,
HA S now on
hand the
Largest [tock
or
FURNITURE
in the County, in
every variety,eaa
act fail to eons.
mead the over W all is mut of rUMV(TUBE
wbo nay favor n,,, wish • vat -Whidbey a re-
gard to Qielay, style Or I'noe. Every .0,14'
wowed u• rxornrnend.d.
Hay.r.g made arra inueosu rel3 J4CQIHE8
& :1AY, Tonoeto, can tur•.A ..ytbsg here or
at th.r War•r°nu,. forosw,
C,hBJ 3" PON dQih
N. h. Has alms*• • compeer aaortmea of
COFFINS oss has.
Also, IlkAMBER 10 litre.
*so Si.. Uodenek, Nov. I, nese. cel
57fi-'ci
.
PLAIN AND rAlscv
COAL OIL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
sir. Coal Oil Lamps, ke. Ac. Old Iron.
(*.ppm, ars.., Wool Rekia4.. .ad Nkeep 8k,as
takes a exchange.
J.dt J. STORY.
6(tT Sir. 'ort+' Large Coal Oil Barrel,
lleder.e=. erne is. 16137 6./
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
T)R41.071415 AND INRURANCE AU1R117. Na.
n, e, tn.lo 5.,4.1..1, (.341, 4. T
Jaw= C. mama, Attuy-a4l6w.
M,. nu, 111ma
, reel
e.1. We 0paarf
1 IIVOIRD ATvrlrvM►ttll,b t7►tar,n, ,Clog nr .aa
T. rl 111 .AlM?PW4PI or ewnuy pear N- O. BRAY &M.,
came
171111tr.
subriter 4n re ml11 (huts bit the liberal
w
• patron. it n , •1 enumea nue Yin 14.11 b
, b•
germ hl. ,,,. , ,. ubmr* W IM aide (1aaaM-
teat torn w.pm. nrlNetlx'm. Re
.aslaw r ire &nutty unuls4 y ,111046.
Wart alr...; •...t Sash M w aline
the mine .s usual,
G. N. DAVIS.
niel•ti•h. Rath March Iger
.. ---_- _ w. -ITP•
JOANNIOI ii ALJr-
071►IOILL ASSISSIGI:EE,
NOUN•SCM, LAUD AND 01R1R.L SOM.
ors_*••1 N, .prr .,. :4 .er. 4.., h CA tET MAKERS
MMAILI. & UFt001'c
ARCHITECTS.
I,r,AN1and.p.dnkaanr..oI4(1
.4111,.. sr la
a 1..1 aM 0.0.t0040.
3 (Mrs II./ 1. C Doll.' Co's Mete,
0.4.4.14. Mae lb. 'MU
1860.] HENRY GRIST, 1868.]
PATENT SOLICITOR & DRAUGHTS-
MAN,
Otteawa, Claueta. n,
Rt'.+W(•71 RUMS .MM w1111 TRR PATRNT
ogre amt Mhos n-p.r matt, M th1 f loe.mm,mt
'(•IMAM.', ..D 'Mr ■•n,fRann, ne TSA, .
sun Ann nlmoes rwrn•..n
Th•Pl
nary M w1.111T,l P.ta.n , r Isrr.rn ut other s"•ppmpsto . no
01.17, M MMPI of tl. Invitation.
ntta.,. Dr. nahre amt
THE LANCASHIRE
FIRS AIRD LIFE
INSURANCE ('OiP'NY.
CAPITAL, £2,000,69O STERLING,
Tp11,: raps,! .0 .plrully'*405 to thy British
Knew of.'e,smom., to u. Hmi W. Swart atmt
husk ht. Chase lino M lM a1Masser1se lin *45,. M
• Wheat rlu. Then e/ Meeh 4, 150.
0Aw041. R. OLT!-'1R.
Moat tea 0.40,40.
FREDERICK ARMSTRONG,
LARD AGENT, TILUER, k4•,
Wa3e1T MT.. cloDT•RICTf.
`1M4C21VEY•rO ir.E1v1),
Agent hr the (ewe tendert rreelt rn ,
'a.r1113Jat for r S .1 A
(Sewn Land Patents taken out, Debts
Collected,_-_ -
0.e•4e'•. ole. lea 3*. s.iM
- --men---
eF:Tn
tter,.
g.t Tke' • t✓•4 w' . \> 1
WROZETE1L.
g
ON thr direct reed from Seaforth le
Wnleerton. Bury T•eemary toss
M.istiaa ear the travelling pehlte.
HANNAH DAYS.
WININMANA F... 6. 1857. .1
WOOD -TURNERS
' AND IINDERTAKERB,
Hamilton St„ Goderloh,
KEEP costaatly on hand forgets all addle
ties an their lice, such u
Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables,
Sof is, dam.,
1}AII kinds of wlod-tlrning done, inch a
Noel pose, stair banniners, neckyoks, the
Always on hand, a complete
ASSORTMENT OF COFFINS
and • RF..4R9R to hire on reasonable term
Ooderich. May 3rd, I MAC 16w3m'
SASH AND DOOR
F ACTOR Y.
'f111 g ■oeerms•ed having pnrthe'r' ,3. M.,w.
ll he11 14,0 •04 Nash Pwtn'y own.", sod ne-
ropl.l by Iaoo.ld Cnninieg, •n now prep.red-
an Berry ea the easiness 01 m•nmf•Merin(
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Mouldings, Flooring,
Siding,
.51.n kind. of
(JII R. 1a H: ♦YOFt1t.,
• IA as Circle .M (4000 Saab soul Pm,nas
They IMsa fmm lash avnerr*Cee m Psetnry
Wert. 'b. l hey nn Vv. a1,dlrt inn In all who
m.) I. rnr IAM w,lh ..111,
N, 4 -A 1,1.11 d,e..ov.t a 1M rm4e,
20,OOfl feet of Dry inch and • trader
Flooring nn hand.
JAS BUCHANAN,
DAVID LAWSOl!,
WM ROBIYSOM.
••dmr.. Mac'8 *5b,tfinhsv' utile
FRESH ors rER$.
RII tom7altasnn e, PIRA *ACTA
a Crary the lath net
Onderfeh. Ant. 24, I i1R9. .3011
GO maIQ8 MULLS.
TO RENT.
. mem....
h.na re,rel•M* icer a A.w.w .r,n'pldw,t ,wrwo.
no
ML. ARnt1Ml0l/rtin4, ,Inv&. reffIr-- - n. Parr P :'u^"b" awry /"
OW. PIMA
_saaasla *sP
niXT riots 'ibmweimr6dati•a, ' rid te'Ltllestes *set seeds.
tail*u. afthallthe -MR IaR •t aoltm •
bay with (19 41n
R rte!
"- lila ppliai dei•Neas A at heTr ss.ed lees M T
o A NUppmtSRN..
-lsaelda ad lieseaw mai 4.111910.-- _.._..,9►M. Turmoil/OS,. _ .-mamainar soWMAN6lg4__.-.
F. R. M ANN
All parties indebted to R. Runelmu naU,
EITHER BY NOTE OR BOOK AC-
eou ntare hereby notified, that un►ossthey
CALL AN1 PAY UP AT ONCE
lay will be seed, without further notice.
R. RUNCIMAN,
Huron Foundary,
Otderich, Ont.
t;olarich,29th Dec„ 1868. w49,
f3OUERIC it
WAGON &CARRIAGE
House Sign ' harr ge ' , iter.
1 o7oIHP.o Tn ACgt'UVT TNa Pt'n1.IC THAT
1) n. 1a. nowt nP a .hop M North Ono, next to tae
SwineM
Morley.
,.MMRlbolhie i.t Char h, woe varnish own 0P
n,A 4ra promptly,
at ...sable pals. Thankla for nil all he ppsatrlwagr
of the Wt T p .w.IM ami
*ran wllrld • rnitlnuasre M
Now is the time to Paint year Cutters,
Sleighs: eel-i'arrtagPlt '
1T'hrd.ra fr. mu.V7 O•rr0 . .hop. •nudes to
*lh Ai•p.e-h
Sign Painting, 111l4ing. Graining, i 03.l, , Paper
haaa,•t a-. , a..
F. R. MANN.
0.4eles. pea. 5, INC eau
ROOM ,PATS.
1 07417 LARDS 0A.I7TY or
A
Three Dlliereol Kinds ef_. SlA
ago,-lant
Rer 11a113, Parlors, Dialog Reams
and Cawing Roams, -
ALL NEW PATTERNS,
Good Sone .m1 declared 4.y Painbn awl Paper Hang
are te be 0009.1412,1an dein...
The Best and Cheapest
PAPERS EVER INTRODUCED
IN OODEJLICH.
FOR SALE AT
■UTLIR'S.
9e4 4.0. Abell 111131.11110. egg.
PLASTIC STATE ROOFIFS
frith nn4.Mr.4 has byes .ppnlntee 0.enta
1 Finds Shot. Y-mfing mlerla a4 tby •n now
proper.furnish p.rtlwth the aM
r..61 nr pmt 1
3f '
the potqn6
For Roofing if i.. Highly Reeominended
Ry both guilders Ind Ambiter4 for Il, light ma sed
4nnMllty,11 helot "er artly tin pew./ =A not weer
at nut 00 repair. (t an be owl re Flat or any kind
M R,n,f Nearly .11 the ie. 1n1141n5s In tM Meting
.t 1,e and town. am m..1•41 with the 34140 Mtnb.
SMAILL & CROOK,
Architects, Ooderich
Oalwle14, 2l3 M.,, (11.0 - wt.w
N Ce T I C3 E!
To all whom it may Concern.
Hr nnAenlanM 1, pmryreet In mr.n. 0.4.,', for
tame.. 1• l,,•0 n, •0.11 A,..nu•In
White Ash, Pine, Whflaw0o11 Ins Cedar
A LPW
LATHS, PiNE & CEDAR SHINOLES,
defies., on M1 opening of natl0elinn. Pani.. want
In. Alli 0n1 to am M4Irnlar rola .111 pie.,. .and
Ihe. In a loon pnniM,
Plan. Anna, non d 1 0,. . neve n the Pari
b, kin.. OW., and gnannt.ye M material ree.IrM
..144,11., 4.44.7., hr ,
BMA iI.L A, CROOK,
.p i teo
n1Prlm e J r., Pallor A C. 'a ono., Safer .4 40nh
tree. and Ih. f•.,nrt 11-'n.. i•8ra,
w.
+-re..PnttY, to wn7klar..: M.tf
FARE Mt EAI. .
DORSA LE 9R M RENT ant Nn a, ern a w.
I' D AnlgoM, (•,,.
newt, roatagaIng M bra. IS
...•4 .1m M.se* nod ham, The. le • hating
nae
on Owl.la 1110 • narww IM. Pu.. vs 15b,
nal •PSye sea lata. MAkTIN DUNKINra
Lew...WW1 lax wt
sty Rhwnb+trrl Rt.rnrtarl s at
Y - ,roe«,r.w•.n, .. ,, .. .+... -....
>kanuls_otor y
T7 1 1E $)utr.•n09.:..o
,w aaears to Ike pub
lie M H e..n .,d 8, oars Ih.l he maus mes-
Carrl7ges, Waggons, Sleighs/
Ctuttorae,
whwh will be. sod CHEAP -01 CA811.
i3. Wanted • wood -worker, and two
apprentices -one to learn wood -work and
the other blackam:tking.
.1. -w •"""InIrSrPASSIMRV,
Vie torte Street, Ooder:ch
Cod.riek.M.v Wk. 15a. wi5
NOTICL -A wee mote by W. met..* Inherr o
AW McKay row •:t s•, row 0441 of Orbbr
lad, b ase ten brat all Paten we henery ...4.4
aeaaAkalr11Yla1 to ase
T.
nay, Di De.- ,IMPS. ADA; lea '
.4e. x•
era.nMrnarr.1er. for m4 El MInt 7, lith rent
w n. 4.141.44, Atetant .front 43 .ill front t IVa
toot, rnntalang lm.rr.. mon or In.,' m arrla 01err
s4,$ or to reneger. le .rr.• osd re lar .nA the t.al-
Yro. h.nl.ad. A .row frame bon., 11110. anon
reload and .en. rete of M.aw on next lot. The an/
10 .14.117 lemon PA,. 14400, 5154 reel and rant
-xra/rNatMtea Erwabe. p.rlM.lanwt.y M Menfl ret
Mlagpsemeeter 034718 811MA.
Adel WM. -1 . ' well eine B.Int.t P. o,
NEW PATENT
I- A -Sr F 0 R K,
ISTRACHAN • Mr3INNON,
DL ACKNMITHN, Nelann etre{, tkdertee, .onbl
1)
intimate tohnnort and others that. haring per
r(a.d the right for C.rter'. Hay 1JMr, theysow
pr.Iwr.1 N'Tnn.iab them .t 16,= earl. Time are
mut. 111 neat Ann .nhMnuel manner. end he -w ghee
groat atlefa•lme 0, rho. who hair nand them
Aa agent will he out for the •.14 of y.e Uttar la •
Aa7.,
OodMe*, Jain Intl. 1041
LUMBER AND CEDAR POSTS.
IMMEDIATELY after I he npr.ta. M est no
on s
enMrritur will to prop. rw.1l to ,.11 the lary..t tot of
Mm ImnS*,, attune Cedar Poo, le. ,roe. mol
1n 0edae.h. JAMIDfsIA11.1.
ttexla,4., .p41 1, n1M !via tl
Middlesex Seminary.
T1(1 dtign of thl• Incretion l• tn'pr.pare.tod..at.
In a dirt tlm. and 0 • 14tht •epan.e ter e,tMn4
nlvnnitln.l4 0 ,104... .n4 a• 1 eche,•. Aurora
4 Ike. Sp.. -W Atmbn. Ihld M the Ane Ana,
The mints Teem .rel rnmmsnrs Torah,. January
per Sward a d Tnllan0 In Rnglleh and
Cla=Ye n al
11 wes' term xs erhMArahlp 1• Can.
aerial D.p•et.wat ( 111,11,.1) g1. and • *.
•4.4 1. an rha,ged horn d4 of altering Per
ammo of Professore, t ,. T.h.and terms 1nr011 Pshang, Mnale.
W. lbw %ethrwputNW
.rMAappapply mow, or Radom* rami.
CRtt44 Seelig R7,
int
T=yros,•4,.- -' TM Seminary loin* highly pr"...
rune stets. tight p1141..e.t grit eel. r, rt.% to
Park hon the Nonni M 114,. t,,. In January, 1041
Three wen gni hire and h..rtk on • Wt or thirty
•Ig 11.11.11to taw( In An5nM1SM..-fA4.olIaer,
11.4111194.01114.. Iror. mrd, 1011, wY heMe
SKATES, SKATES 1
IITRT RECEIVED AT OARDTNER'H
I. another lot of
Yorbe,' Spring and Club .skates,
H. OARDiNER h Co.,
Special Agents
.lit -...ALSO
The New Patent Heed Laster' 41.E
(ALI, AND REE THEM oRm
look
PODTRY.
TEO OOAd.IIRrf! WOO.
When chittering birds, on fiicht'ring
About the barn doers mingle,
And biting frost, and creunuch could
Dnye tends around the ;ogle ;
Then to the Inch the curlers his,
Their heart. &. light's a feethay-_, And mark the tee wt' north and glee,
is ewld, could frosty weather.
Ourbbirdly leaders down the ice,
Their whivatuu0 d,,ure send sneeving,
And butte and broon,s ply hard (,fore,
When u'er the hug -score moving ;
Till cheek by jowl within the brugb,
'They're laid 'aide ens &either,
Then round the' toe we flock wi'glee,
In could, null trusty weather.
oanuritend they newt play down,
Their .tone u' glibber metal ;
Yet booker. after send ages
Although they-weel did tattle.
"Neer Brite --no- draw- Dont, 511 16e
port,"
They rear, and err, and blether :
Aa round the tee we flock we glee,
In caul", could wether,
A stalwart chis; t., redd the ins,
Nivea roaring down like thunder
Wi •wfu'crashthedoubletruards
At sea+ are burst asunder :
Ri ra .in 1 r m f'
s wmmcr
"ITieo roronnd the tcu wa luck .A ' gi..
In could, amid fruity •slather.
Our chief, whase .kill ani steady arm
Gains mony a bmupil d,nner,
Cries, "Open wide -gaud offbellind,
Fy, John, fy, show the winner ;
He goes -he mO.5-be rides him Oma
The length u'ony tether,
Hoag&. to glee rise round the tee
In eauld, mull frosty weather.
mum,
But now the moon glints through the mitt,
The wind b1.ws 'nen gad tneziug,
When straight we bicker off in haste
To where the ingl. s blessing ;
ba Curler Ha,' sae nein and snug,
About the board we gather,
N a' mirth and glee, sirloin the. tee,
In osuld, null feisty weather,
in cant* cracks, and spines and jokes,
The night drives 011111' ddtin ,
And twiny • toddle idiot is tarn,
Whits we're the toddy quaffing.
Wi' heavy hart we're la.th to part,
But promise to forpether.
Around the tee nest amore wi' glee,
laseali&rot, erNber. _..
The Intercolonlat OnPlaal.
Yesterday we referred briefly to the
disgraceful incapacity which has chane
brined the governmental management of
the Interc oio,id Hail and w is i
ear fuI , e
famous Board of Commt•ei'mvrs are et
present in thin city endeavoring to per-
form the .ante intellcvtual feat that rex
on a timedistrioted the youthful Mira -
beau, -_trying to make two sod two five.
But the sum won't work form it u they
will. Under abe •preiaas plea of ec000my
the aliment of giving contracts to the
lowest tenderers gas ado Led in the fsoe
of the declaration of Sir. Sandford Flem-
ing, that It was utterly impossible toper -
form the work el the price for which it
was given. Now these gentleman, se
jul'ilant a few months ego, come begging
to Ottawa for government gid, or failing
ow, w,en the centrist. were given to
sae people, the commissioners end their
asters knew perfectly well they could
t be perfcrmed fur the money, and it
sawore of sharp practice on the 0.for. -
e contractors, or worse -covert designs
the ruble tresaury. So wholesale has
n the jabbing perpetrated under the
me of variom schemes of economy, that
is but rsaeoosble to look for another
g humbug in connection with the Inter
honing. The personnel of the commis -
in, it must be con reseed ,i, not cmoused
men who payees chs entire confidence
the Provinces which they represent.
deed few of'them can bo said to have
perfectly clean public record, and their
tire wbeerv,eocy to the Dominion
binet is a very poor guarantee ol'good
duct. T bey bare besides a bole and
Ener way of &ling bonne', whish isnot
eulated to raise the public confidence,
d the pack, always in full cry at their
Is every one or which is provided for,
a pleasing indication of the number and
ciency of their staff, if of nothing else.
(%ttotoa EV' Moil,
HOMO 1'111115 IN TRIC wWa1T,- A`
nnsnota paper ort* t W t a kaki' ileum
ms' ix the prevalent cry throughout
Went is that Sate the cry is echoed
h peculiar emphasis.- Wheat, the
at staple production, commanda only
m Piety to silty-6ve ciente, per bu,hel,
in *erne portions of the State the prier
lir below even this ruinous figure.
ange u it may seem, one bushel of
toes will purchase one and • half of
.at. Oats are worth nearly es moeh
wheat, end corn more thin ods. Of
latter articles enough Is not prod -16d
he State for home consumption, and
het amount. for Ibeir high pries as
eomparod with wheat, which Is rained
rent sb.naenee, end is in feet the
only product affording a surplus for ea -
relating'. Farmer; who can do en are
hiding hook their wheat crop, unwilling
le yell for priers that will scarcely pay the
coat of prednetio. ; and yet it seems iso-
ppitr'Rile that they should bold back long.
breause, nnfnrtunately, a large propnniowt
-tri thee; are M Mtn 8a•teg tatrart.lenegio
pertinent on lame large amounts of farm
hien, abet *ogld haws uootri,
RW luting *7,31,0*. ei3ktw 'today •,4.e
ed men clearly into the tater.
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41'$5 -411V.- I(tst horses:
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Ood.rish for the was ot.dia...lebreted
EaeteT Okna.r.
&eat., ..ppli.d ti ?Pius
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R(TRPRARD 4 STLACHAR.
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omen. of' Olree Sound, u taken by Jnh•
Creighton, Town inmpeetnr, frit whorl
parrot's : - Female, ender 6, 2312, melee
Ruder 3 256 ;f s sIs from S to 16, 446;
*.+4/10-.4.0.4 r*' RRo.'-J-,...t.s.e. ft•
911 ; males over 16, 877. Total 1,291.
Y rwralpa, did rem Mew the Plaited
tl Ii. las b.*e Oldie 6.6.3.3 .mumu
.rd 6ekno ledr tt bores r ' ht kig4d o
inne• r Tro)gte..Yi1k ! WnU' eh Rte MA*
peanuts or 1 11 sold the 4nMeles, mad maks
Trow pay Is llama'•= -'•7+-►-
SECOND BLOSSOM.
aT TMa Al'7H011 OF "Till HAar.1T Or A
00117 at a."
'---;'iia .WON aemWer (I am writing in (6e
middle of ,October 1t168) --the ran sum-
mer seems loth to leave u.. The greet
(fervour of heat partedfrom tis, it is true,
sone, wee tit., ego now; but • tender
mellow warmth, semetims ere&. upprs-
stt.• still, lingers yetindulgeutly about the
w oud.nng land. Steady, soft warm shear-
ers, alternating with kind, gtsuty days,
these have, it would seem, gained the out-
bdeuoe of the bwtMNug sed dtlfidctrt
woodlands and orchards; and they hare
dared to tru.t the strange w1 uuwent.d
clemency of the dying year. So.. gee
the rare and p.theNo spectacle of the babe,
Sprang, upon the lap of Autumn. Then
is the famtttar autumn look of thing., only
simmer cud ler deturbed the year, tate
kill -sides with the u.auy-pduunMl r.,be, to
which the dark yew treat are be4umO.g to
stand out se conspicuously; the foaling
Larches alongside of t6e rich, green fin;
the brown welder, erirnsen-spl.shed burs
and then, of the dogwood Drakes it the -
titan in the pale hedg.roe., and the dual,
el tsetses; the chestnuts tare been obliged
4, let drop their wealth of ripe nuts, and
areltto -hails ld away wider • heavy
4:41‘ unug "f broad ftdrse; the apple -orchards
has. that quiet, waiting look, to the %anti
wet, naurua 1 , • look u of work bel
are the yellow, and green, and red apples
scattered or heaped °ver the still breeches,
the broad -fern has lout heart and vanished
from the lanes; the hi -admit has 'rusted o0
t6e crag,' or grown yellow in the damp
hedge; the prickly -fent, and the bard -(ern,
and the lady -fent, which nil wean 4o brave
the winter, have gut their runsut ripe -
greet' garb.
Thus we have the Autnmn landscape, as
in other years; wily quieter, more peaceful
.ud unhurried.
But now the strangeness is the tivntdw
treetop of Spring uttu all the set Autumn
routine, reminding us s tattle of Lrdbur's
fearful entrance into the prance of
Ahasuerus, ready to Taut, and die nukes
Ike hold out the gulden awptre bud reas-
sure her with 6l, mole. The great Leal,
and then the shorten, tint put the idea
into her head; and thou the etude ties au
andly, and the sceptre of golden sunlight
so graciously slanted down to her attll,that
she stole in nearer and nearer, and eit6
°uneateree gr ,ring more entire, so that
now we sue her 6t last statdmg unchanged
to the grave presence of Autumn. So 1
have sevu, as the train whirled me by, s
larch 4T"ve in new and tender leaf, after
the burning drought, and afar the nun -
swat, scattered, uu doubt; the ghost of
Spring; sadder than Autumn we should
may to mine nn.u.ita. Over the carmine.
• artothe--•
among its jetty berries, some beeches of
dulteate white flowers have amrpnsed me,
sanntermq m the lauds; there are pieces,
(e. g. Taunton,) where the cheanut., to
their swum, here fond their hasps, just
emptied of ripe nue, titled all over the
tree with milky spikes and emerald leaves
again. l tappet! have seen, from the box
of the Monmouth condi, a young apple -
tree in full rosy blossom; the Whorl -ion
were all in pale, (lull -pink flower, and
even in new green berry; the reipheiries
to the ganlaa had et early taken heart to
begin swain, that some repe !nut was laid
0,1 my plate as the result. And aurid the
russet fern -leaves, and oterthe Llai eeiied,
burnt growth, mid tuft baby frond& our-
•
midi wits and e11Udtta gal triaeda
the table : threugh the summer -eve
stro11, or the winter -everting gethB
Teo late ! , late ! And dunng the
and at every pause, and in moods of
aoquiesosece, wrath the irreparable, and
meals of roman's yearning, still,
again, and for ever. Tru late ! Too
x. !ale
'Lot the dead past leery ita dead.'
harp dill upon owe jarring sinew f Why
ask any more • yustww w4ato dreary an-
swer was so got ny heart i Why keep un
touching • tooth whose dull aching dad but
increase to en angush by this instinctive
seektaag the nerve t Why got acquiesce in
elms n 7 uta, late to geoid 1
Nay, then aro sem* ghost* that refits. the
be laid The stab wee given ; .
thing is dead. Yes, but iia perturbed
spirit wi11 nut rest ! Away, away, with thy
k4uutiug beelike., with thy sern,wful
beauty ' Away, uuteanean rams the dead,
slid deatk has come between Thee and me'
Away, or at Inuit take Yy fora but that !
'1
Fur oh - _ -
14.1 . myth, the pet siege.
Thar. wrvw • .e.w+w m anonag h.,pe. lane
abet mime half-champthrown rut to flaw:;
niug some little genies, defiant word. Aloin
Tax
ring. brow darkened, as 6e holdout hie haaf,for
talk, the letter • which •ee then p•rempkaln:
stern refused to him. Wu it not a snu11 mat-
in ter 1 But it beam one very ger lnu• au 1
and important sail,. For his lip (he telt.) Kerte
late ! white, and hu heed trembled, hue • de
Volga wavered not, es 6e steadily tweed
Why epee obedience to his wi1L Alas, It wow.
new an open andetubb.,ru nbelhoe, a,, 1
war was regul.rly declared ' Why, els,
cid not she yield gracefully, seeing 6•-.
important thepuiut bed bua.welu his • w'
.aid be hold at once w the anus flint ev. ,.-
then, ea ever since, open her yin
wen yearning to fold her to his k
nut the devil of pride had mane now ri
reinforce the 'repot wilfulness in the wife':
breast, and the gate sl, locked, and the •
portcullis duel'. Why, why dad he ever.
nuke the matter eau of 54.ch Iib and deal h. -
cu uence, Sst.ad of letting It pass be-
fore the amok* had turned in!u a giant r
But he hid made it of this '-::punence,.md
It was ton Tate to cry WORT spilt milk now.
13„ it came W that pase.that an ultimate In
WWI .delivered, first by word id amotth, 111,1
then ilk cold, cruel writing And that the-
ultimatum
bwultimatum was rejected.
• • • • •
And iu momenta when menwry is drugg-
• 1, or when the mind's powers era actively
•nhated, is nety depart, tt-at haunting face
of an aid agony, of a dead life -joy. Hut
°mild a Lerly hour in solitude, nr s lonely
hour to i0elety ; and to ! the •istf.l au-
rum of the haunting eyes' again.
All the 1'681 Wartwg felt, -but no.
«M..heo-peo'Is'3.4.nteeeakl hi«. ewer Mir
61, ehrrtten nose +•aH ihiaWanng frls=
611 I.:u he /4,h0,1 adutattly felt, ter somas
f rev
;, , ane . to 0
;
arguing with himself, up6Faiding'hs want
of energy is that he could not lay his
spectre by the foce rof wall : -bet ever, as
I aago gaiilui did, playing a thousand Watling
notes upon his single item
11. had been sitting by the fin , an un-
read.bu"k ellen before. limo- He would
now dismiss the subject :-and to aid tea
this remit. e, he Laid his book on the table,
and bngiin hie mad* pacing of the room,
also a doubly alw.rbed aonteinpla'ion of
the part. Hie thoughts left tho present
now, and sped back into that Put, thumb-
ed and tattered, as it were, with hu eon -
. taut turning it over. And hen we come
epee lom,pn.nnulteing that its had nertatn-
ly been to hien'. for that put, and this
present, but summing up regret and re-
morse with that heavy, familiar knell,
'Too late
Why had he opened the floodgates of
this sad river of thought, who.efull waters
had been -now for some time, (save for a
constant trickle,) steadily kept in 1 He
could not clo,se the gates now, the Rood
was Oxo strong ; but how emcee they open T
Well, at was the work of the Christina
bead, that came suddenly upon bit with
their seised, pettish' gladness, while he
wan.lr°ssing in the morning. The Day
Iron would not of itself have wrought thus
effect, for the very shines which was a
pr op er.y ,.t WWII days and .seem.•( r
meet-
them for:hoe, had Indeed left a twofold
sense of depiVaspr1, in its dead. But thaw
bells -they melted his heart's sternness,
and awoke the elumberiug yearning and
tenderntnu of at Was the future necea
manly • blank 1 lied the past been a well.
untamed tiring I Could anything be done
in the resent f (sten u these questions
had been answered and dismissed, here
they were, gin, mads not unreasonable in
the atuuiphcre of the music of those
Christman be!b.
And after they had cease;, (yet dill
breaking vett at interval.,) their 'neatened'
remained. A tender influence, a kindly
inftnetta, a hnpetni influence. Hence, he
had been Ind rn into thus going over his-
#.W.
std
T41.• old days 1 he bells brough
them back ; and everybody was happy
specially with home -happiness at Chest
lua•tire ; and it seemed to come with _-
sort of surprt..4t his heart, that all was
so different with hum, How was it f And
in his moody pacing he recalled the sal
dey of five years ago just before the
C6rstmu, and coo darkly blotting not the
joy of that happy remain. He recalled it,
vainly, he felt, but unresistingly now, end
more in sorrow than in anger,
A day preceded, heralded by entailer
troubles, patterinwdrvps before the storm.
An older man -older than his years -
married to a wife younger than hen--
after..hort eng*gement, which had not
yen then) time either to 5/Yimilate, or to
;.cover the hopelessness '1t a life- long at-
tempt
t
tempt to do so: -circumstances hal in the
first instance been against them. And
corning from •premature ohl-bachelor life,
no doubt he had been, (he felt,) 4s, exact-
ing ; no doubt he had expected too much
Hens nun) !ittle,tnsm ortabte slaa6104.:
he had set his w.11 against hen, he bitterly
owned, in small natters, who.. eoncwinn
world have...0 her to take a pnde to
slinging cheer to him. Aod thus it 0141•
about that a sort of sureness had arisen ; m
cloud had ooerost the bright days and
even years of their lint marre'j life, He
*156 eRss4ehe liag Nt'r y*nurnw. 8. Avugh
neer ogain the 1st 61111.5, And sew where
here nr there another movement might
hare changed all r) he eau 6011.0..,,. of e
groemg sternness and even harshness to-
ward. her ; an almost norma,. 'Woking
out for ncoseion of asserting his manta
authority, against, (he now sw,) slight
and harmless whips, petulancies, lanais',
'Like a rine-leaf 1 will crush the !'--thio
had been the tone of hs mind at last to-
nt*
W•
his 'airy, fairy Lilian,'_ and her
moor was really, L,lien.
And of crows.. a tort of resltment, an
immea,e of withdraw and retuiene'* head
grown up in her, tamest this morbid at-
titude of he mind. Partly the lane of
teasing, partly that contrariety watch harks
in one netnre ; thmightlemnese, two part.,
to wtlfulnw. one pan ; at any tate the
result „f it all wits • sort of antagonism in
the mind of each toward the IAher. And
thus the little nit had begun, of which one
sings -
'I1 w IR tittle • ort. within t1, 1a,
TIe., by..Id.k.. " t. mac. a0 Mimic mels,
Amos •ver rte„o. .N.+ 1 nlen.s mil.,
And, this berm, m hair eves a.4Bos to
bong ori l:fie MEd land in. -Operable slit.
- 6 hair it em, the eery ( !cillos •
ta1. ' dila nue, **lilt a'44Js4'J t ..1.n..,_
10 the non, near, see (smiling mese or
their One. heppy marrew.l life,
awe he bitterly thought, as he miserably
• once more, in his moody rweng,
smeared rinds of that wret,hed day.
light iseidente ; seeming tnro trifling to
dors on piper, bot yet lending te
-• rash, ennng{1. How it all sate
ei[jr 1*
old roots and stones aside the tr.tk
throul;h the wood; while hero and there
even a pal* dog -violet props out (rule a
brown mosey nook.
And, sit ting down totell a simpleChrst-
mas dory, all that I hal lately seen of
this second blesaum seemed so to (all in
with the tone and character of what i had
to tell, that I could not chants but preface
it with a record of those nn bsutiee that
old Winter would have made short work
with, before the birth -belts of Christmas
herald the dirge -belle of the summer -year -
Nor can I now, hnweoever the pressing
wealth of Christmas has )stied my
story into a summer month of 186U,
find in my heart to alter my prologue,-
'I'hey slept in peace, those sweet reil-
tants, under apure ennw-pall, and nothing,
I trust, more grim than pale snowdrop-
ghnete haunted their leaf -hidden gnaw !
Spring flowers do not often come twice in
the year, far les, summer -fruits. This
year, (898, however, witnessed the malls.
.tion of the rare phenomenon. And
sometimes, if not often, the same thing
may happen in the year of the heart's brief
life. Whether it was w in the oast that I
an now contemplating ; whether a tender
blossoming did endeavour to su,r.ed
drought, and whether it met with sunabine
or with frost, theaters, of my story will
show.
4.re•.h., stn. A. OW.
CHAPTER I.
Imo e sonny and youth l• spin.
And to he wroth ernit one love
Yes, ha wee teblame, very welsh to blame.
in the metier. He felt thaf n ,w ; hed
ate. felt it since that led day. He had
been too easeting ;had expected tno maleh:
had not *weigh understand the nommary
'give and take' of married life. A• • plea.
ant fiction, the autocracy of the hueband
all very well ; as oinventional matter -
of -entire*. And in grave questions
strong will mnet he paramount, nn
Rot then not nil qiiesti. should he treat
ed sa grave matters, ner every littlLthing
(roast, by unwise treatment, into %corn-
unwisdom has teem
are made after and net before the ocessine
fee them 1 Brippeu that, through grade -
the retnnt of th
• expected toll of • 'piles
ing' hell-whieh indeed, is • 'past, MI/
new in oar warm. I lel* with • doll, '6.
tho question, too well anticipated Om an -
heavy *in npon the heart, that, eakinor g
tem lees
two him the tieing in the worming erlth
e wer. 'Whet them? whe is
silent missrabh hears - often ham rimmed 16.
owes, this anthimi ;
mos
itillowsly time. in 83.,
Mime sh.eild
had lima thysight
•ehip-immay few
erint mew.
the • lanai
be lonely
Het MEI that
ft ia tee lese
oogdarM and (hp root • ert knees
this. that ems
twiny boffin eventing wenhil Imes
like • shut -
• has *me the ni=erriete.
And agaillgaligki=theoegh 4 so
hoe( some letter it was, this wee the
•
So the lite we. • blank life niece. 11
was /settled down to now : tied been settle
down 4o for this lung time. 1l, vain hear:
overtures been distantly male, in the hole.
that submission would (..Iluw. ; the 8nn.l •
of len Meanness hetrnbtwined.Me3si.p soommorurrsx,o
on of the befewasered h..re;mnbah - . - ---
wistful watching outside the walla etas ■►t -
•4Lbl i lipam.ot•.
mutual re •
caresses eerie of the tout ; 'two no urs
keeping the shell when the nut was gene.
But a decent butside was to be shown ,4' •
the world, to the servant*, to the cIildn•n(,
They were to aeric twos in • .4.ta a virtue 1
sep.r.tinn ; a aspersion, that i.,.4 hear•.,
though not of lives. All was 4, g•., ami
indeed went, smoothly with the • odd
Hot in each heart -at least in the „014rt
which we are now considering -life was ai
unutterable blank, and death s sighed -for
relief an the far distance. The duties of
life remained. The joy of life had gone.
Well, well, it was settled down to now.
It could nut be helped ; why recall the
irreparable past But so it was that be
was nett the maw to forget, or 4, boenme
really indifferent, or to aeg•tieace in a state
of things so alien from that which hal
been his ideal :Sensitive h. was ; soma, -
hearted, fn. all hie 'termites, and the iron
in his character. So his life was(however,
even his wife did not suspect this) a breasts
life, • dreary life, • lonely tire.
Alt, those Christmas be1L again ' These -
musings came somehow vividly to his mind
this morning. Bot where was the neer la
was • peculiarly lonely grief. To 110 other
than bi hu wife cold such • matter bre
honourably spoken of. And it is •videit
that his wife was the last person whose
confidence he could seek in this matter. ,
Children they had, but then was not for• w - -
' r- til i ieii`113'
'MAO. "7blfaitFf
otraint which ad arisen between his wife
and himself tad spread also over his eon-
muninn with hue children. He had became
cold to them, estranged from them. Pie
had acyniesoed in (be fact of there being a
real, though not au outward separation
tw5.n ham and his wife ; and thence he
tacitly concluded that they would be of
her patty, and not for hint, if not openly
agaivat him.
So he had been kind, but cold, rpgpod
undemonstrative. He was loved, Der
more than he knew, 'but timidly, with
little sign given. He law them cling to
her, mud hush when he came into the room,
(though in truth he never chilled or Auk -
ed ahetr pleasure. only held aloe( from 1.T
fio his w&. • lonely life. eAItfe pervade&
with lonelinem that every hour was felt
A life that never became tnd,fferent to the -
p.in and desolation of its loneliness. A
life that could nut forget ; • heart that
would not become indifferent ; a *litary
crag the; Innged fur the fair island front,.
which it had been rent by • oronvnlr,..n..
' T.er..e.d .A„!, the man yeea,,,n5 •._
BY, n.,14r, heat nor ra,ere. 116•••••••
Tf.11rrp al ra , .h*lr 'one..." sea3 hew..•.
For married life is an intimate eempact ;
and If the husband held the satho0Hi'
ezernally, yet the woman's power la'thll:
(if he hare • snaativs and loving ds-
ppxo.itiou)--that she can utterly wrvok.tb t
happins* of his home.
CHAPTER II.
Paw. oal good go. sill and peat"
A nA that my hold trn 1•101141 book
Ella in the midet of hia bitter unspoken
soliloquy, the bright little wife Mettle* in,
hagganl look in his face as he Hinged to-
wards the opening dieir. His spirit had
••ot Komi hack from th• windows ignite its
time to escape being seen. At aaty oats,
she cams up to hint, and laid her hod
antionsly on his arm. 'Are TOO unwell.
dear I' she said, resuming tor • sartasinst
ttie tender wood wives nee 844 hogs gio.
for long, by tacit agreonsont, leark nip+,
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