The Huron Expositor, 1871-05-19, Page 25
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THE HURON
EXPOSII4OR.
.MY
MAY 191 1871.
Dr. Coleman on Municipal Afe
fairs. . •
Ts the Editor of the huron .Epositor.
DEAR ask you the favor
of publishing another letter concern-
ing the 'Annual Municipal State-
- anent, as published by the Auditors.
.As a rate -payer of this Village, it
is my right and privilege to enquire
to the truth about the manage-
ment of the Corporation_ affairs. I
did sa of some of the Councillors,
separately, and also of the Reeve in
the presence of Messrs. Wm.
Grassie, Wm. Hill, D. D. Wile -on.
Their statements was materially
different, therefore, I called for in-
formation, and I have, got it, with
its tisual clearness.
-
At the close of my former lettere I
mentioned that there was no receipt.
for the County morey in the report.
In the detailing statement (nine feet
'Ong) in the Clerk's office, (foi which
I apologize to the Auditors, as it is
understood I am the cause of the en-
largement of the report,) there
none. It is an understood thing
.that taxes are collectedfor certain
purposes, and one of these -is the
County rate, which amounts to over
$510 for Igst year. The Assess...,
• ment Act in several places distinct-
ly asserts that every special . or
definite tax must be paid for that
purpose, and the County rate is. one
of those.
SEC. 192," All moneys collected for
County purposes; or for any " of the pur-
poses mentioned in thepreceding section,
shall be pa,yable, by. the Collector to the
Township, Town or- Village Treasurer,
and by him to the County Tteasurer."
That rate for 1870 was not paid
out according to the foregoing sec-
tion. - Therefoie,- our Municipal
• Corporation did not honestly keep
their declaration of office, for they
withdrew the funds from the Vil-
lage Treasurer. In truth, our gross
collections according to their books
for last year are not $7,797 19, but
at $8,309, as the County taxes,
which were collected and paid, left a
deficiency equal to an amount !inf.
ficient to make $8,309. Economy
with a vengance ! Inaagine 400
aGres of land assessed $8,309, every
acre paying $20 in taxes, or will
have to pay it. Suppose, again,
those gentlemen were not honored
with tnel confidence of the people,
they have no right at law or equity
to entail debts upon their successors.
A part of the money spent in law
- costs would be better spent in in-
structing our n3unieipal officers in
the duties which: they are ewohn to
protect according to law. -
The year jest past shows an ex -
lessee." There
'Mc. _Kidd has p
others have paii
and wehave h
that he most
why does not ti
show it, or-wh
is. the only nia
money,, and he
;street. He ha
name `entered o
should be • a
who paid, and
Mr. Cash pa d m
poral ion for st a nes
deta en t
Wh
ed
Wh
the
its
ther
or h
wif
Cou
info•
•first
'Rat
cou
for
mo
s n dra
li's d
thei dr
ard he
it is coll
e de aile
has it?
fiaso
'io lo
no ight t
t se cco
etail d s
ho id
ne
at
oes
The e "
pota ion• ;
doneoe 07ri ITt,
.apab e -01
ow °lane
ime fail
11
a,
a
led state
has. it?
by the Co
statement
re has it
ouncil 111
usiness.
may .be,
tint then ip
short tiM ago
came to sbwe
oil asking cl
med our Reeve
class hote at
er steep hari
t was pre en ted
iayment. Tha
ey gees !
• ther muni ipal
pro ring their str
sidewalks, &C S
bee.
Ta
swa
rat
so
at
• penditure of $8,309, .of which $2,-
033 are spent in improvements and
contracts., The salaries and expenses
appertaiaing to. the Couacil are
about $250e the remainder is spent
in driblets; or $6,800 are frittered
away in useless,or worse than useless
jobs. In the detailed statement
there are several refunds of taxes,
and the •nanles of members 'of the
Corporation are given directly, and
• we believe some indirectly, connect-
ed with contract tronsaction • with
the Cotporation. It is possible those
jobs were as cheapl y) end as effectual-
ly performed as they could be, under
the circutifhtances: • But that is not
the. point, the law distinctly says no
member of the Corporation shall
have any interest in" any eontract,
directly or indirectly, and you have
swain in yeur declaration that yokti-
will net, neither to your own know --
ledge will you allow it. The infer-
ence. is,—you help me, and 1 will
help you.
We now charge the Council with
DOD passing the Auditor's report, as
• the law requires they must audit it
themselves. The morning of the
5th of May,. after the issue of your
paper, the detailed statement was
hullo- up itt the Clerk's office. The
Reeve, in a letter to your papeN
suvs it is bun.' up there, and will .be
„
•
fatted econenlical and co rrech—w ith-
• oet his seeiag i! Rather stretehy
that! Another violation of con-
scionceeif thele is tiny left. And it
is an incontravertible fact the
•Auditors' report was not passed
in Council. .Itead the following
•.sectioe :— •
•
sec. 171. --"The Auditors shall prepare
an abstralt of the receipts, expenditures
and liailities of the Corporation, and, al-
so a detailed statement of the ,said. par;:
ticulars in such form as the -04uncil di;
• reefs, and report in duplicate oil all the
aeoonnts audited by them, and make a
• special report of any expenditure made
contrary to law, and shall file the same
in the' office of the Clerk of the ()Outwil
within one month- after their appoint.:
Blunt, and tlicreafter ally inhabitant or
nte-payer of the municipality may in-
apect one pt 'such daplioate reports, at all
a"..asan Ode `Ina and, may by himself or
11
a
1
a ti
me
arit
sen
$1
to
is
11
ties
ets,
afor
11
count. not eatisfied with its And we have
oney, been thanked by several foc calling
craey, ; I their attention to the matter, but
es say 1 that is not the point We are very
if so, heavy rate -payers, and we have a
rig t te an explanation, failing that,
we must believe there is something
i
wrOng, aud if there is, a Court Of
laW will ratify it.•
=
t ternent
r.. Bull
,drain
Itlrorit
lave bis
. There
ent of
-
he Cor-
r. The
t,show it.
manure
Just imagine our Reeve running
from door to door, asking consola-
tion from rate -payers, and stigg,est-
mg the •letter was ell bosh; and
again, that he could not understa d
it; and again, the detailed stateme t
will thew correct figures, which We
did but 'quote. We ask but a ele!ar
balance sheet, showing the outstand-
how it ? h0 er debts. The ilAuctitorsi. duty is
‘ .
se show to audit all..the books' of the C -r-
..,
•ansauting poration, not the cash book tilot e.
her errors But oar Corporation •have no otIler
o furnish uooks, they furnish none to the
Treasurer, nor the heading of thle ac -
p and his counts. • The Council, like the
re bf the Aborogines, trust to namely. Time
fails us to write about the sidewalk
..
tolb
Eebmondville, ' 'and through the
East side of Main street. And We
can assert that $100 of the taxeslor
16n have not been expended. in the
10 acres of land, or streets pertain-
ing to it,. East of Main street, for
three years, except- to drain' the
West side, scarcely that, those in-
cluded, and that the money raised
last year is almost equal to that
raised in Tuckersinith, the richest
C rporation • in the County of
uron.
Yours truly, •
T, T. COLE3t.A.N.I
Segel -MI May lOtli, 1871.
We are
hem to -a
if Per day.
d the ac-
Counsil
h way the
now in),
ins and
oes not,
ed from
tores is
t •e County
ed up in-
nnicipality
at the Most
year.
sidewalk from
he market, when
es Ieep, iu No-
provements
n the season
abandoned
dr
use the money r ce
rn license and liqu
Lowed up to say
• which was wal
ething else.
mpts improve ents
3asonab1e part •f th
1869, they laid
Goderich street to
snow was eight 'ac
ve her. Last
we4e attempted
some of th
ii the inclem
ers were
ks on a ra
e as by con
le there w
e was any
k was be
on.
lir Council
liegiip side
nging them
boards, lost
the labor
ding the car
e have ex
ement, it is as -.Oar as mud.
more expla
the,
. fro
Oti
pia
ste
wh
the
wo
ea
pul
ch.
•th
itt
clu
ga
itt
no
ex
bai
De
ki
Ba
cir
pi
un
an
Bi
'ta
an
ot
tio
his agent, at his own expense, take a copy-
: thereof ilr extracts tla-rena
Saw'. i7.—" The Council shall, upon
the report. of the aaditors, finally audit
and allow the ftecoaats of the Tremitrer
or chamberlain and Collectors •and. all
quit-; the Corpora-
tioa ; and in c;..se of eharges not •ret4ula-
fed by law, the council shall allow what
i
11e lizae- liaen looking xhrer the
tteineil hooks,•and hod 110 "Dr. "
'` rep,irt fur SpeCial • ac=
stall ?tccou n t ;
eeents. rriwie iz.; no -
do knew senie of the • stall
le Hely r list veer was not collect-
ed, thoegh theee wag sofliciont rna-
tie i..I mshe the eent out of the.
or
or
ra
or
Bi
ti
ye
so late
m wer
r
11
n4Y of the weather.
odifie
linst
mot.
s mor
ecessit
by riding
ad of using
nd for the
paid than
for, if the
un earlier in the
re in the habit of
'ants front one street,
to another, breaking
g ithe dotibl-
nd expense, not in -
.age.
mined -1the detailed
account, 't
of any exp
ept a few :
EO. 218.—" iS kers, or issueF any Bo
mature or ogler unde
d or in any f nai in t
k. Bill or No
ulating Inc
e of specie,
ess speeially
Ccuneil in
1, Nete, Deb
ing, for th
ount than o
'Bond, Bill
a
�r nclertak'
of this seeti
'EC. 219.—"
akes, or ass
nowingly u
nt or exchan
benture or u
in any form,
or Note, in
g medium,
atlion o
e disc
nclitur
the Bank-
unt account,
in contracts,
oun
o il shall act as
d, Bill, Note,
taking, of any
e nature of a
e, Or int nded to fonn a
to supply. the
,
so todo, shall
-
might have the pleasure oi tasting
the regult of their labors ;• while all
the .guest e of the White House,
there and then, partook of the gift.
The interior of the cheese was found
of a beautifdl color, richly tinted
with anatto ;i it wes a little variegat-
ed in appearance, owing toso many
dairies ha.ving contributed the milk
or curd, but the flavor was pro -
the best ever tasted at
All tht ar Round.
- --
ate by 4. 11.rvir1n4
nounced to b
Washington.
Anec
Darwin has not written in vain.
Let alrparents and teachers buy 'his
latest work, "rhe Descent of Man"
(ought he ne to have called it the
ascent of man), and indeed other
works of hs, for the sake of the
1
zoological a1ecdotes. Here is one :
A certain mptherly ape was wont to
adopt and 'cams for a variety of
young besides her own --such as
puppies, kittens, monkeys and other
human beings. Akitten under her
care, striking round, as kittens will,
sceatched the, good ape's nose—an
unprecedented experience in till her
• nurseiy work. The ape caright the
kitten at once, examined the, 'paws,
discovered the offending claws, and
bit them off, one by one. A capital
.story! I have wakened in the night
and laughed. in the dark at the vi-
• sion of that sober ape chastising her
kitten, tempering, mercy wtth j us -
all descend
like such a.
A Big Cheese.
'There are several towns named
lieshire in the *United States, two
o which, in Massachusetts _and Con-
n cticut respectively, • imitate the.
heshire of the old cOuntry by mak-
i g cheese. . Quite early in the cen-
t iry there wes a struggle in the
nited State e as to the foihn whieh
tie Government should permanent-
ly assume, John Adams 'advocating
o e variety of Federalism, Thomas
Jefferson another. John Leland, a
uritan elder of Cheshire town, in
Massachusetts, threW himself heart
and soul into the eontroversy ; in
aermons and speeches and converse -
ons, he took Jefferson's side in the
cinestion, and brought over the
hole of the townsmen to his way
'f thinking. When Jefferson was
lected to the Presidency, Leland
roposed that they ehould celebrate
,he event by makin ' and presenting
o him a cheese suci as the world
ever before saws e advised that,
n a certain clay, all° the cnrd from
ne day's milk of all the caws in
Cheshire township should be brought
um, or
as money, noras a patriotic couttibution to the
r t(I) passlabject in view. The inhabitants
ut rize -entered joyously into the scheme.
ke or ive any Bond,
ntisre o other und.erAll—men and vvolnen, boys , and
,
paym+nt of a less girls: ---Who had th o ownership or
hundred. dollars ; and keeping of cows'b rought th2ir qnota
Ilrote, 'Debenture, or of milk or .curd to a particular
in contraven-
e void." spot. A' large cider -press had been
y person issues thoroughly cleaned out, a new false
iiig or making, bottom provided, and a monster hoop
riders in pay- laid down on it, cbrresponding in
1;
sp eie, or to pa
th.s A3t, such
sderneanor.!'
SEC.
uncilof any 1‘
n name, or
d either alon
ters into a c
keg a purch
rporatfon, ;s
ich is on tha
e same Coat
all also be h
w thereon ag.
The money
ithout ni6
here are ma
c uld be me
• ore will.su
tI Silver Or
d. That
-10 cents per
the.' instal
1 er in which
'oration are
high privild
ouncilinen
wri team fr
an's door, 'al
ni
sl
1.
1
g issued
n, shall
n case azi
sts, in iss
ter S ort
e, any Band., Bill, Note,
("Waking, of any kind
the n tare of a Bank
ended t forma circula-
r tb sui ply the place of
s mo ley, contrary to
n sh 11 be guilty of a
n, ase inember of the
unicipal ty, either in his
e •n e of another,
joint y with another,
act f any kind, or'
in which the
interested, and
void in equisy,
chase 'or sale,
88
ers
or
nt
selol. sal
a- rpart
*coil
att, nu,
Id vi4id in any action at
ins t the -lorporation.".
is lpaid ut ii contrdct,
ticning the locality.
v ()the!' things which
ned :One or two.
d ain was dug
cents per
e dug for
As is hut an -
111
ti
ee.
el([, at
ra n coif
od, and t
i f the' incapable. man -
1
th fun.s of the Cor -
w sted it was our
e • to i ea' one of the
ra wing plank with his
DI befCc'e Mr. J. Dun -
ti piaci a them across
newly formed st eet. where be
lone tray 11 d and o his own pro-
)erty.
1
•
One woral • Tie'ReeVe says
L ' 1
ve wrote f ty, aim not oue
person wi fie conversed'
underecood ., hen be *does,
not undeeist vin. accounts,
for. we Vat ils. Auditors'
figures. kl A 1 inan if be
I
understood r he replied be
'
Then, ;you are
'soy SQ." ..An-.
s.,town said ti
ore.
notori
h .•whow
u1 his
esked
in Jet
e
,‘ very v e.."
the Ii(st ne I heal
other able st en hi
the ; "That
letter thee d cdpr
and if half hat it
are a e set f
And Mr. R. eve s.
bosh." cdms-
understool ta let
Reeve so a id he p
he says n t one pe.
he, con ver. et tinder
mention sev oth r
called to se the ke
bince it WAS hu
0
tice. Hit lust be -so, the we are
d from apes, I would
she 'for my ancestress
in the' millionth degree before Eve.
"Give tiine enough," the datighters
of such an ape might keep boarding
-
school with Isuccess. --T. K. Beecher.
LOOK
OUT, YO YG
NEW COLLARS,
1NT*E -VT rr
RECEIVED
T. K. AND
FIVE
AT
CLOTHING AND FURNI
S
NEW SCARFS,
RSON'S
HMG NOUSE.
THOUSAND OF THE
BVERY BOX CON TA
(Some very vain
Great Western,
COLLARS --Franklin,
Eureka.
TIES—Elite, Bon Ton, Sappho, Lothair,
EW PAPER COLLAR,
VHA PAIZB,
We-) •
St. George„ Dead Shot, Bishop,
lipp,er, Crown.
SCARFS—cabinet, Grand Duke, Von ioltke, Bismarck, Crown Prince, Con-
queror, Pall Mall, General, Marquis, Correct $arf, Standard.
K. ANDERSON'S.
• i
The Hidden Grief.
Every man has his own grief and
sorrow. Where wil! you find a heart
that has no secret sadness lying heav-
ily upon it? It may not press with
equal weight upon the soul—it is well
that it does not. But it is there, ready
to stir the depths of our sorrow in mo-
ments of loneliness, when afar from
the noise and busy haunts of men.
Then association is linking us to all
the past. Then we live amid the
scenes, the 'thoughts, the companions
ot days gone by, •A cheerless, rainy
day, a solitary walk itt the quiet
i
country, tle funeral of a friend, an
hour's me itation at the eventide,
may awak n the tender and tearful
memories (!)f the p st. How many
and how various re the causes of
sorrow! Row soon the early dreams
fade away ! How rapidly perish
the visions of our riper years?
But it is our portion here that
we must have sorrow mingled
• with our , joys. Few, indeed, are
without them. Look at the crowd
that passes along the gay thorough-
fare. Follow them to their solitary
chambers. 1 Question them alone in
in the stillhour of the evening. How
many of all that crowd, apparently
so though4ess,.. have a burden and a
serrcess ling uPon* their hearts !
Friends have died. The loved ones
of home ate far away. Many, many
are the tears that fall in secret over
the bitteruess of the heart, of which
the world knows nothing. -
irnensions with the thickness and
diameter of the intended cheese.
When the accumuleted gifts of curd
were thrown in; skilled dairy -ma-
trons mixed, flavored and tinted it.
Then came the pressing-Limniente
work, seeing that 4 thick a cheese
could not possibly he of good crab
ity throughout, unless the pressure
upon the curd were much beyond
the usual -degree. Sturdy men, with
arms bare and rauFleles well braced,
turned the sciew press until it would
not yieldanother fraction of an.
inch. Then, Leland standing in the
centie, and the people being grouped
around him, -all sang a hymn, and
dedicated the cheese to Thomas Jef-
resident of the
After a due pe -
drying, arrange -
for carrying the
Washington, the
d as the distance
was not less t`han five • hundred
miles, the enterprise was certainly
a formidable one. The weight—
someSay fourteen hundred arid fifty
pounds, some sixteen hundred.
ponnds (twenty filmes that of a full- human heart, .or wonderful inquisie
tivenesein regard to the personal
and priyate affairs of friends and
neighbo .s. • This spirit makes more
mischieIIin the community than
almost eny other cause,, and creates
more +lice, envy, and jealousy
than can be overcon3e in a century.
Let every man mind his own buei-
ness, and there will not be half the
trouble in the World that there is at i il-1iwmeAeNrstEtnhtongood
su.‘na on hand for
good lam Security,at
8 and 9 per cent. ,—Private Funds.
present.
ferson, the new
Great Republic.
riod of settling an
merits were made
mighty cheese to
Federal Capital, a
DoN'7
BE
DISCOURAGED.—A.
crow, ready to die with thirst, flew
with joy to a pitcher which he
saw at a distance. • But when he
came up tits it, he found the water so
low, that with all his Stooping and
straining he was unable to reach it.
Theieupt+ he tried to break the
pitcher, then to overturn it; but his
strength was not sufficient to do
eithei. At last, seeing some small
pebbles at hand, be dropped a great
many of them, one by one into the
pitchei, and so raised the water to
the brim; and quenched his thrist.
Skill and patience will succeed
where force fails; necessity is the
mother of invention.
Noted Furnishing Ho se for Boys, Youths end Met.
179 -oh
SEAFORTH, May, 1871.
• *
• MIND YOUR Busietass.—To tell a
man to Lis face to mind his own
businessj would be considered about
equal to knocking him down. And
yet it is ene of the simplest rules of
.conduct, and the most useful that
mankind can adopt in their inter-
course With ea.ch other. There is a
reat deal of Paul Pry spirit in the
• sized Enesh .Cheshire cheese) could
not safely be trusted on wheels,
with such- roads as A meriCans then
possessed. A "snowy:seasen was se.
lected, Sledge was 'provided, the
cheese was blanched, and. Master
John Leland piloted lit all the way
w Washington. He, was three
weeks on the journey, and, wherever
he rested at night, received q lite an
ovation, for the,nature of hie errand
had become rutnOred al)ont. Ar-
riyed at Washington, he weit to the.
White House. where, on an eppoint
1.3 dameg ng ed day, lie was!•received hy Presi-
NEW
SPRING GOODS.
E. HICKS° tic CO
Beg leav.e to announce that they are now opening up
AN EXTRA LARG STOCK OF
SPRING OODS,
In every department, d invite an early
inspection from customers and the public
in general.
The goods will show for themselves so
COME ON.
Hickson's Pmporium,
SEA -FORTH.
175-2t
INK.
MISS McINTOSH
Wishes to announce to the ladies of Sea-.
forth and surrounding examtry that
she has removed to
The FARMERS' STORE, above the OM
POST OFFICE,
Where she will be most happyto reeeiaTe
orders in
J. SEATTER,
EXCHANGE BROKER,
And dealer in Pure
DRUGS CHEMICALS AND DYE STUFFS,
. PERFUMERY, ,
FANCYAND TOILET ARTICLES -
Agent for Sewing Machines. Money
to lend on easy terms.
for Pure Wines and Liquors for medi-
cinalpurposes.
SEATTER,
Seaforth, Nov. 3, 1870. 59-tf.
MONEY!
$5,000 TO LEND.
'MILLINERY, • DRESS
AND
MANTLE MAKING
In the latest and inost appro'v'ed style of
the season. She also keeps on hand
A Choice Selection of Flowers, Feath-
ers, Terry Silk, &c.
STRAW AND HAIR WORK
cleaned on short notice,.
•
JOHN'S. PORTER.
GOOD RULES.—The f0110 Wing rnles Seeeopsru, July 25, 1870. 139,—
for tle. govea ri men t, of children, which —
were ti)eit presented in (me of Jacob
Abbottls books, are said to have
r te thit week dent Jefferson. and ?ill the offieials, JAMES WILLIAMS
PAINTING
•
17I-tf
FOR SALE,
A HOUSE AND TWO LOTS.
DESIRABLE Dwelling -house and
two excellent lots on St. John street,
eaforth, for sale on reasonable terms.
Apply to JOHN SEATTER,
10-tf Drug&t, &c.
5
• THE
0- • •
0011 I1/0$14.01 -t
reesersuen
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
/eV SEAFORTH.
TERMS).
$1.50 per annum in advance - if not
-So paid $2. 00 will be charged. No subs-
cription taken for a sliarter period than
three months.
ADVERTISING RATES..
TRANSIENT_
Per line, first insertion, 8 cts ; subse-
quent insertions, 2 cts, each thne. Ad-
vertisenoents measured by a scale of solid
brevier. No advertisement taken for
le s than One Dollar.
CONTRACT RATES
Oiie Column for One.Year,
Six Months, -
Half
6
44
-64
Begs to intimate to the phi:le that Qflartcr
rs is. true, vou with a goodly nem
ber ot A leese„ been offgreat serviee to Many success- .f
•
rison's t•arriage Factory, aod. has rerite(
.
"It was sented the cheese to Jefferson in the
When you consent, censent cord-
--
has renioved from Mc ntosh & Mor
ennueillors." dors and other folk. Leland pre,- ful teadlers CC C‘
f Cl• shire ever family and every Eighth •
Grassie's Paint
$e. two meta name of thewhole of the inhabitants Y-
1 -
• • When you refuse. refuse finally. '
• an( I to1( 1 the o ;
cow had contributed towerd it. The
President, of course, .said what was •
theahortest notice, all kinds of
-on so remaikable ocea, Carriage Painting, Sign Painting
stricetes wheh
son. with whom
od it. I could
persons who
ditors'• revolt.,
iud they are
. _ Shop,
Whun you punbh, punish good Where he may be founc a any e
natl.' redly. Mr. Williams is prepased to execute, 00
Corn wend often. Ne ver
pi epee . ati
sioh. °He caused a. great v,.edge t
be cat frotuthe cheese and 60-eyt d
beck. to Cheshire -that the - to wasesen
• 40.
For correctness, style, and beauty,
Frank Paltridge's photogrophs
at one dollar per dozen.
and Ornamental Work.
Give him a call. Remember the place,
oppositey 1 i0 -13t
.1.tirra. 's Stables
6
C C 4
44 Three "
One Year, -
". Six M(Mths, -
-` Three L. -
One Year, -
" Six Months -
" Three " -
" One "Year, -
" 81x Months -
" Three
$60 00
- 35 00•
20 00
sa 00
20 00
• 12 00
20 .00 •
12 00
.8 0
-12 00
8 00
.5
A dvertisern en ts, without speeific -
tions, wiL be inserted till f b. I, ard
charged accordingly.
cLEA N BR °TITERS, -
BID-E,D0 Y. BleLEA14„
ALLAN BieLEATL
. BUIE
• —The New• ,
etriped. stockin
—In Pioch
six cents a glaS
—Mootreal i
• 'Nelson Monum
--Seanalees k
iia;),:t,ivgerollciigilau
. —Fashionab
Nl
!—Young • la
season, inline
from the waist.
—At -Buff. do
pressnrue is bur
—If thodist ,
will cost Mtn $4
in the United
the rate of tt
-working day.
II
ii—et:iungsllk
ai eel
has discovetei.
m
oe ess Its
• li, „rer ta. el:.
—Many
hes proved to
lantern at the t
kites—Letedit
—By the use
thirteen metals11
in the sun, 1.s.:‘sid.
L --In' Califon.
flora ten to fifty(
year. At ie5tst
and hou knew t
—Mr. Bonne
eentlae to his WI,
,of a mile on
the unprecedente
,onds.
— en Vkt
have. grown so
• -during her long .
a" I
intends to trave
-cluriug the camp
been dvised toS
=dant iileysiciani.
r,"--nsi..,,,,been
h ast:i el
entire ineonte of t
year to the -Germ.
in the lute war, a
• men made widow
—Among tps
• ie that of a lady
dress who is willi
in lessons on t'
scene for an artis
Iter gaiter keepin
sic of the wash -le:
machine.
—13righeill 170i
yet, has been a sl.
for the Mrs. Youn
.$25,000 to proci
accoutrements, a
tra.esport them to
saints and senate.
• —The liefele
—" A thing not
the fact that Ca;
maritime :power it
hae 7,50I. Arips,
-899,090 tons, an
every nation exce
the United States_
-" His Grave
brelhe ie (navel t
of Yeddo, Japan.
foimed wieether th
dred Pane is of 6
or Whether the "S
of the Golden Noe
authority over 1,ot
• titles those Japant
—A gentleman •
Emperor and E.
burst saye that the
tieite fat end fus
plexioh dark and
a bleora • The En)
fed look, is low in;
and leeks as thou
care in his life. E
taehe are , now san-
-No more .gra
were ever exchang4
-once passed betweei
Edward Everett a
inBoston. Tbe j
rtary toast, gave the.
follows merit whe
The gentleman the
plimented at once
with this equell
T 1
promptu
,.intlicial learning na,
country, there Wi
• &Dry higher."
. —A„ WA.‘�vrlob.xthwo°14:
N 7-
• rather too young
from a very attenti
man the ether eve
very broad hint to -
. by calling the girl
and sending hex to
by taking into the
of bread aed butt
.attachnient; and ee
in her kindest itt
I3ebby, take this
a Mug way, and yr
be anxious.”
• 10,a—vGir, jetyA=14
said : " I have lion
more than 1 could.
steers. If -eels
them early. Any.
brick ovens 4re dui
gives tee the her
Thnt iN, the:- read 4
swi,tiaste1,eariitio
nedvvislat
: ,
duties pressing upa
the weight of yeare;
'decline neer Jv ever