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~ · L ,.....-- . - , THE MERCHANT AND GENERAL ADVER'lISER Ci.re tl t.tcs largelJ in the 1o nsh ps of D ailing t on .. cJa. J e ax d Cartwright It is a common 1 la.tform open to the flee dJ.Scus~ion of all ques tions in vh d the ge1 e1 al I ubl c n. (' concerned TER1tS WEST DURHAM Stea.m Job :Printing O:ffi.ce Krna Smm 1 BowMA.'.'!VIILi> Seventy five cents per annum, m ad vance The Merchant and Obser v e1 $2 00 B. \TES .OF ADV.t!iR'IISII\G RI num AND GENERAL ADVERTISER. BOWMANVILLE ONTARIO FRIDAY JANUARY 24 1873 NUMBER XVII lnuke in Suke VVe ant none of ns tl a·~ got such a clear record in the past tbat 've can afford to have much raking done You arenghtaga1n S 1san rcph d 1\-Irs Cd vert fer\entl; No" tell me allaboul Our Chnstmas Dmner BY JAMES nu:MPUS POS'IERS PAMPHLEI S CIRCUL \.RS J3Il L HE \Jl S ~O LLS I CHEQUES HANDBILLS I <\.Bl LS CARDS TICK I!: IS &c ~c Sze EXECUTED IN FIRST CLASS STYLE. an n.xe ' o ld tnake any 11np1css1on 01 tl at boef The oct is Scraphrn l had bake lit accord ug to U e instr tctlons 1 1 the cooke1 v book ¥. l 1ch s~nd Luke t enty 1 in tes fo1 cncb po 11d and all::i v t er ti; nnn tcti extra, tor t1 e meat to J cat th10 gh Sei I h1n hatl nd leU t1 e t"o t'\cntle~ logctl c m iltrpliet! rt by t11 ent)-tho " e10 ht ol the S1rlo1n- and had baked lt tl 1rte n } ot s u f iet I bel eve Jt wos bal u g all t he [ ie v10 'n gl t aud all Olnstn s lay lhea ' ts not n ch bi.::ef eaten · The tu I ev looked I ke · s iccc,s lt fe lt tender I cut oft a leg it \ as a little 1ed CORN vVIIOLE TRUNKrlRAILWAY I CHAJS GJ Of\' TIMJ FOR SALE OR CRA.CKED POETRY The Cottage Home of Bethany LITERATURE IN'l'O A TH HIS GATES S10RY John McDougall Jn l\l[utal Life Assurance Society ES l.ABI ISHED 1810 101 SI JAMESSIREErMONrRE"L PQ O A.."'TA.D \. CHIEF OFFTCJ< s E J R \.NKS~l\ING B . PEA.TE , TAILOR Gentlemen 0 1 011] ofteI June 24th tr uns "ill lea1 e the l30 vmauv1lle Station as follows GOING '~ ST OOING E \BT The cottn.ge home of Bethan} Huw beaut ful it standa It 1 Vf'S tb e heartH and rrwrnoncs 0£ .many peopled lan ls 'lholu.1P:'i hv1r: fJtJs s '\Vho sou0 ht te ref.It a. d sl ade v~ here where art tho s eet cottage .All ru ned a d leca.y d '? s & Boys Garments 3I \DJ lN THE it m\ dea1 and re1 ncmber nll the t1n1~ that 1 shall not: ca.n 1 ot blame Jo 1 BO 1nn.ttet (001 cl le J ho v ba l it lb J vn. Be1 ton \vas the on1) daughter of the Mrs 0 lvcrt diew Eva' little 1 and Jnto wealth1eo;it land owner lll C - Cot uty.-a hers and the g rl commtnced Pa<i ongc1 Mu! M"'od M il 20 a n1 Mail 9 90 a lJl.! l\tI1xed Pasaengcr D 20 l m MM! 7 30 :i.m , '" 3 3o 7 3o p m D001 m ~EWEST srYLES DIJ,EOTOL S 1'-IAJOit [ E C.ru1 .L n.u;LL 0 B St lHlil Ho:NOB\J3LE JonN IIuoLTON girl wl om up to date money flattery and an 11np1ope1 Lome cducatLon h ld b en un J3owmanville J ily 27 186g J\1 P D u.r>C.AN Ml\.CDONALD ;Esq_ I rER SHA1'L): ~ Esq Cba mn.n 1blo to spoil Ao she stood there before Hl'l_ :tr1e Ha~k& ALLAN LINE STEAMSHIPS. L~ierpool [ondon and Glo.sgou RESIDE!\ l SJlOREI burg 01 t \I Y - JA' ES GnA.'lr SPECIAL FEATURES. But tl y glo lJ 1 cth 6VC'l Thy beauty still reno v e<l In o r 1 ettrts tl e Sa 1ou1 l cs .A.i l <t.kes th ee hallowed g1ou d No longer arc thine inmates Ueai Prc1 ared to meet tl eir J.'; UCete Ih y slee1 -as n ort.-'\.ls all must <loIhey I ve among the blcst. St ke her fi le ey cs clr oping her golden · RHYME AND LIME. IEO.P. ROWIELL~CO. 41 PAiiifROW THE ENrtR E PROFITS l elong to a.nd ru.c d id eel o..mongst tl e Polu;yl olde. ~ LIVES DECLI~ED B X OTH ER C01 l'ANIES or on which an ext a P cnnum would be requ ed ca.n All l e1 1:> ons tt es1 nss1ng on the I ror e t y k \\ n l.:ie ass tre l at # c ordi ar'!} '!"ates of this Soc ctv v.nde u. special rro; c nc t !\S l! o\ l len if ills ' ill bi:: prosec 1tcd JOHN !IIcDO"C GALL S1 Joe r NoN FoREEIT:\DLE PoLIOEe is:sued .llowmanv1lle J 1ne uth 1871 tf 36 under which only 10 15 or 20 Annual Pay m~ts are requrred ea<:l I a.) 1 uent accur1ng a RR LOSCOMBE Policy fo ~sum a.sJSUre<l I ro1 o t onate to tl o BARRISTER AT LAW SOLICITOR IN" CHAN OE!ff <f:c. number of prenuu s I 11 l a.ud f ce ]1 on f turc llJ y nm t of prC'!niv.ms 0 ] Ol:!: - Over ifcCl g ~ Sto1e s u e :fl at MOBE \TE PRE)fIUM~ a.nd mot:it libe1al con a.s J }! BJ macomb s Dental Roo lli! l t10 8. no"'"Dlan' ille Oct 27th 1868 lJ P rospectuses Proposal Fornu; &c s PI lie 1 on ap1 licn.tton nt the Head Oflice or an"\ of the Ager c ca head ho ed 111th the better sense of some tJ og that S Ke knew "aB about to find vcr t n woa1s she \Vas indeed a loi; ely pie t ue an 1 Suke s sigh as she carefully scr l tln zed it had as much of :tppreciat1on ns SOllOl'. ltl It NOTICE. lhcy feast n hapr ier realrr s At the t.blo of tie r K 0 \"\ b le ane.els look with vonder1ne1 t A.nd serve v1th JOYOUS \'i og Ma1t.l as tioubks 110 v are o er !\.nd ~fa.ry s JOY s J 1emo They both 8 ~no v a.t J s s feet '\\1th 1ghtt0c mebctween CLIPPINGS A Terrible Journey ro see me repeated s Ike Law sakes il I had a kno\ cd I 'as gong to h"'e a caller I "o 11 ha;e tHed to have thrngs rn better shape but there is allus a good deal to do the day before Thanksg1vrng day Evy Oh Sule this is JUSt "hat I wanted to talk to you about It I coulcl only go to slcop and not wake up till next day after to morrow I ohould be so glad It don t seem to me Suke that I can e'er ln e throt gh another Th mksg:mng day Ob you lon t J now how lonesome and tired I am Metlier von t 1 ear a \'i01d and I do JAMESGhANT AGn!\ l Hm BOWMANvILLE 0 BAmrnB ~il NEWYQRK New Tailor Shop. A1Jl "IJ II F Y ( 01\ LE beg· to u L fo n tho pul 1 cg e1a.Jly that he ha:; com n1enced b Dess in the Shor 11ext to the E.>: 11eas Office one door east of T l\.iilne s l{ aving la 1 s vc n .l yea.rs exi er ence tn the t :.i. le he hopes to s \t sfy al ho may favor lum "\\ th caU A httle llh y ine came Jl st lll t ln An l all about tho best of L111 e J me from the \.\ ei:~t of the very best Not bea.t 1n any quarter I me that -will always stand tl e te t When lnak1ng into mortal I w 11 t y ru1dkeep a. goods pply For it m aJ. :\.) s wanted 11 .at' hen yot nll come r 1o l uy You 111 ot Lio lisapl omtc l Y 1 v 11 alway8 find it dry and he h And that ii:i sometlu1 g bonnie So come alo1 g and tIJ tins Ln1 e But don t forget the money Ho s ofdehve 1f1omNmea,n1 to]o rpn Coiner of Queen nn 1 Onta.no Street Ttes Secreta1y Observer Offi ce Kmg St ly J o m in l1 e Tune 21th 18 o 3~ Imperial Fire Insurance Co OF LONDON (Nstabl shed 1808 HEAD OEHIOES - 1 0 1 B oa 1 St Pall lvlall Londo GENERA L JOHN HEAL, '!:HOS BOW DEN Bo -.; man\ Ill M r l 11th 1871 no24 tf and St i\G E:-TCf'i J:OR C\NADA -24 Sacrament l\iontreal SubB cnbed and in-..; est e l Ca1 t.a.l an 1 lteser e GOOD FITS GUARANTEED m4U BEAUTIFUL TEETH J M BRIMACOMBE L D S Teeth Extracted at Tweoly five Cents. Rooms over McClung Bros Stores. f nd £1 a6o ooo Sterling tf CHARLES TOD, F nds i cstcd in Canada- lOo 000 Ii s1 an ces agarnst lo s by Fire nre effecte l on the most fo.vo ~ble t e ms a. I Iosaea pa. d ""th o t reference to the Hot1,r<l iu Lonaon J DODSWORTH Inspector RINIOUL BROS Ge A gents ~lontreaL .BREAD AND l3ISC'C'IT D ...~KE:B N Jt AR Bo-w nan ~ 1lle Oct lat 1870 1 R PO S T 01 F' JOE S. G WEBSTER, D s R LOSCOMBE Barrister Agen for Bovnnanville and V1cm1ty Bown an Ile Jnne 14th 1860 36 ro o 43 39 4w B OWMANVILLE \.) le $ r t n.lly \.ttll le<l lo 'l'IME h nl T Oct ht 18 o CORRECT ! AUCTIONEERS Foi th e 1 ou ishvp ot DO/rlington 'M CORRECT SURG ON D NT IS T E , II T PHILLIPS, FLiMPION l 1om1 t ttte1 Lo 0 ve1 to sales &c on i c::ison ble terms CORRECT Wlfl RE 2 lt HERE WHY 2 th·t I ""e Aitif cm! Teeth that I r t TIIOSE fit ould do ell to giv~ me a. call W IIERE 2 W :tll. Barton, E ~~YISKILLEN 8 I :, l on11 tl:y attended Won ieaso a.ble ternJ.S. TEETH CUARANTEED A PERFECT FIT mg m the most difficult cases S G '\V bas bepn very i:; ces~f tl ll<lert- J as ma le L. COl_-lNISH a11a1 ge1ne ts to get c nect t inc fro1n FOR LIVERPOOL & QUEENSTOWN NMAN I IN E of Roy l l Ste·mcro s"11 I g o New Yo k C\cry Saturday and -..; ery [hur stl.aj l1ckets sol l to and from ~fa i AR'IIFICIAL PALATES, W I ere tl ey 1 n.ve been destroyed by dfaea.se or are the rest lt of congen tal defect Ifyo1 i;al e yo t lea.1th tic MONTREAL OBSERVATORY :EVER1 f Eu Jo.n<l I el n 1 and the Collt rent at as low rat~i> 1.H by ruiv other line FRIDAY J\10RNING, YELLOYYLI ES & QUICK, Agent Don t neglect yom TEET!-/, BEAUTIFUI GOLD FILLINGS msc1ted onanev1rncple all ntty get t l ~II;~r~ £:~ t s o ld take o c of Jol n G )) ale:..1<> B1 oadwa) R man lle J unc 9th 1871 Bow1nru1v1ile NC\ York 'Elgin" · QI "Russell" Watches ( ot th IRUE limo at MODERATE Rooms forn1crlj occ p ed b) I J J o e.r; ovc1 P a mte1 Glazier Paper Hanger &c &c ] F McA.rtl ur' Store Krng Stre t JAMES BIGHAM, PRICES to k eep it correctly :t..COitNIS:Et'S AI Bowmanville Tuly 17th 1872 n 49 ly f ork J i omptly atte de 1 to and aatisfaot1 on guaranteed Res l ce- :N ext door cast of tl c Bible Ch.nfl t [\, 1 01 urcl IYRO)[B J yrone :\farch Stl 186D All kn le Just Arrived. TO ADVERTISERS ! l Ladies an d Gen ts En ylish and Sai atoga 11 wriks 1 avelli iq Bag Passengers Booked Through to Lon Shcml '!traps don Pans Hamburg etc Val ises .,. SUCCESSFUL ADVERIISEJ S Tl c I a.Le~ of Passa e from 130\ n a viJle to I er firm are propr rnto s of the Amencan :News1 aper etc etc l ool o 1 o donderi:y On.bi l $7~ to $88 ncco1 l \._ l crtunng A.gro1cy to be fo 1 <l 1n lo n 1g to a co1nmo] l.tto Steer i.ge $2<J GO 41 Park Row New York, - - -o-- for a Circular or encloso 2o centi! fo t'-y~~~ U1~lt~! ""d 0 ll pe1sons who coptc,lllplate mak ug conA t acts with newspapers for the nserti of MASON Adve1 trneu ents shoulJ 8end to 's Geo P Rowell & Co ONE HUNDRED PiGE PAMPHLET, tbe lcontrun1 g Litsts of 3 000 Ne spapeis a.nl est l· mates Bl o :v1ng the cost of advert sing also many t seful hints to ad 01 h~ers and so ne a.c· court of the expe1 ences of men l o a.re 1 l o\ n \le L~RGES l ruilBJSI asso tmedof LIVERPOOL·LONDONDERRY·CLASCOW r m:. GLASGO v l:INE n.i "R o manv 11 to Gla::igow I ter cU aLe d baok Cbn E·O 89 00 an 1ate poQaessed of unequaJ.e 1 f CJ.l Les 01 sc tug the inec1t i;n of alvertIBements in a.11 An early call will ensure a good choice Ncu;spapers fl..Il 1 Per od cah:i at lo est rartes A co t 1 to !:!tock f No um be ~th 1871 Steerage 57 00 Cet tific tes ssue I to -persons desiroue of pre l lli) lJ g the Passage of their friends to Canada lhe l ast t.ta. n connect ug w1tl the steamship to I_il Cl pool lea ea no 111an lle every Fnda.y t 7 3u \. n'l }101 trea.l t ITIO } or ricl ets 0 Harness, MARRIAGE LICENSES, BoWtl19.n I 8 $ U.t,;D BY Whips, Saddles, etc ROBERT AM OUR. Bo :\-"1llanYille Dec 10 1Su9 $26. RE'W'All.D. 0 BOUNSALL, t} Farewelll, McGee, & Bui;ledge, an nl 1:\fPOR1ER "<fA:)IUF AC I UHER DE U]:R in nll e \:al et es of BARlUSfEhS <\.r'l OliNEY S Soh·1to· a Conve~ancers Notaries Public 0¥1 U.t .A [ Italian & American Marble. A large n.ud choice selection of TIO v~ \ VILL.E t er :J\i! r ~fc~!ur rys St OFF OF. IX 08 A A- Fr st loor no t of th Post 0 fi e :riiro cy f o loan a.t Jo rates of 1nte c~t J FA R VE I L I LB R YfcGrn Jl Monuments & Grave Stones: )[ont ·l Nov 8th 18"1 u7 ti Dana's Patent Sheep Marks 1 al ays 011 hat l of u-pcr or workmaru;h p at lowest pr ces. n.t d JAMES liuTLE G-!£ B :\. Bow l~ Dec l""t} l8G9 u ~o T the ost co1u1letc in the U1 ted Sta.tea and Cm a ]<1,, sud MG B I or1:ng Sal err ~:Iase Pres di:nt ~ ew E gland ke1 t 01 l :m ] 1.n· vro igl t to order A call llJ V\ ool G uwer.;; Soc ot_y John S Ross Henne- 1espectfully requested t the vorks pin Ill Professor J!i.1. 1\.files of the State ~g Ifo y Street Boio "' ville i cultur;;1.l <JoUege L n.n smg, Mich Hot Geo October 1st 1869 1 ti Ilrown (oronto Ont John Snell Edmonton O t On e ch Mark 18 sta1nped ti e OWJ e1 s 1 n e and the Sheer ij n m1be1 They w11l be et t f ce b:i, nrul o exp1css for only foure-r ct1; ach MJ.l illlastfor1 V-E.rs1tYl!:!!..R~ VETERTNARY S URGED~ ~ CMh n ust accompany nil -de .o uiost la6tiug tl c least trouble ome and or 1 i,;cnted lhey a e mwd ::u d i ecomn e1de1 by many of the best Breedtlrs l ffiSl MARKS ARE THE CHEAPEST W1 ought 01 Cast I1 on Fences Ht0 Save Your BONES l~O fot enclo b Y1 g lots Furmture Tops Mantel Pieces &c cents per 100 lbs., for ther 1 at YOUNG & BRITTAIN S Ontau Stieet ROBERT YOUNG, ONTARIO 130 ARCIHBALD "YOUNG Ji Sa.rn a. Ont EGS t info n the inhabitants of Bowu a.n· Orders addres~ed to the MEI m:L"i r and On ville a.ud su1rounding co nt1y tha.t bR has SERVER Office fOI any quantit) will be filled at the ~bo e me )toned } nee as iu c d) as the commenced the p1actice of 11 s p ofc s on a.n l can be consulted as to the diseases of Horses ~1 rkl:l ca1 be n ade an l s ill; and 0 ~ttle nt GlovCI s Llveiy Office I{ ug St C B"HKEit Reindence-Brodie s Hotel lJ ml3o Bo h 4tl 1872 14 1 GRAD U \.IB O.E \ .BIEi l K .!..ltY COLLEGE Pro :Bono :E'ublico. ALL KI1'DS 01 B not thmk I could say much to I er O l the lo th day of last December a man if sl e \\ o 11 l Father is al va' s bus: o'\i e1 nan1ed Andre\\ Peters lef t his hon1e ln 1nortgages nnd stone walls ancl cattle anlil Canada and came" est m search of \\Ork Upon arr1v1ng in Omaha. he p1oceeded to Suke this mort ng I gr ~ w so 11ser 'ble that Ph m Creek on tbe hne ot the U nwn Pu I thought if I did not tell somebody \\hat 11 w LS ttonbhng 111e that I shot ld go cralj 11 1 1 1 e ~v~h ;J~~,g~ ~ \b~ f;;~c~fnagt!~~\i;~~~ It is about Stephen I suppose' remark eight miles from the '1lla.e Not be ng u q tarnted with the count·y he cnqu rect el S 1ke ' tl o lt looking at her comp non the way and "as d recteil to cross the creek apparentlv 'ery m 1ch oecup ed with tie and follow a cert.am hne On the 24th day se1 uat1011 of tie wb1tes and yolks of some of Decen1ber h'.estaated on his short Journey extreme!) tloublcsome eggs but having but httle idea that in so short a Oh Suke I ow did) on know 1 and the d1stau1,;e he °" ould sta.rc deatl in the face WI o After proceeding about fo.ur rn les he IE.a.de color cumo back to the pale che·ks the alarm ng discove1y that he had sud le11 could ha' told you "Yott lave not heard 1) lost h1a way i i the hh~d ng dnltmg anytl11ng horn 111 1 BDO\\ wh1chhad s:oiept a\\a.y all traces of llun-no n1te1r q Le<l. Suke consc Oll8 the road. and all the lo.ndmarl s upon wlnch he depended thP. wind ho.i,; ng nrJ!:'c;ll alter Lhat E\:a woul 1 1 ot I old ou t 1nuch lon.,er he set out from Pl u 1 Creek Then h,. unless tender l) dealt ' ith We !1arn l wandeungs bega11 he hop ng all tl a Li n& none of t 8 heari a\\ orcl goo 1 i bud an J that he m ght acc1dently ol setve some my motto has al WU) s been Miss Evy no friendly habttat.Jon "hrre he could gai:t. shelter ana intorruat1on 'l hree da) s and ne,\S l~ gaol ne\\S and I liel (,ne 'c shnll three nights he thus wana·ted about, with hear tmn1etlnng \vorth h earing 01 e of tl cee out food w tl out rest aad with bi.: t poor fi1 e d ') s Of co ise it l ' vcr.) hn1d for protect on agomst tho b1trnb cold ancl the folks to t nderstand wl y a yo mg nan p1erc1ng v.:1nds He Lt length san.K into Ill iens1b1hti,; and rern:nneJ 1n tl :.1.t state be sbo ild cut ,t cks aucl le"" a good home doos not lrno\\ ho" long but it could not Vi here there "a15- i otl 1ng to be done bt t have been any g1eat length of time for he take con1iort und lay back on the thought was rouc::ed by something that seemed to that he "ot ld 1 tve sniJg little fortune warn1 Ium up and upon 0pe1nng h1s ej es 1 e discovered · laige Ne vfoundlancl dog a[ter a wlulc That was JUSt it pI t m E' a S t ke I lick g h s la e and hand' In an mstant hope retl n ed to hml an 1 gathenng ~ll I is know w I y Stej hen 0 1 l vert left las home euc1g1es l c inarle an effort to get upon h1s So I all is Ill ose I ans ered Slim hand! and ku.,.es and succeeded Ihe dog dryly th en commenced JUtnp1ng around lum in a I sent h1rr Sul e continued E, a playful manner and sett p a Joyful bark ing a id then made a f:ll ort run as if to in fust "he1e yo1 'as nght, responded d1cate to Pete1s th lt if he "ould follow l 1m Stke "1th a he >lmes that made her com he "onld lead him to a place of safety pan1on. s l cad fi\\ nn Peters began lollowrng tl e log sometimes \\hat makes yot thmk I "as nght i rn upon his hands and l nees and at other tlmes at a hobbling gait Alter proccedrn~ qtured Evo 1 er bea lhf 11 eJeS nveted on about h;.i.lf a in1le he d sco\ ered a fann Snke s f ce OJ Jon cannot begin to know hou,e n the distance which he final!) how nnserablu I have been ever since 11hout He""' taken rn by the farmer reached I hO\ c tned a hundred times t tell and bis eon and bnefly tellrng l 18 story he this rece1 ved th en kindest atter tlons 'I hey Mrs C11hc1t the whole stoIJ bnt she \\as pulled off Ins boots and as they did so ahrn) s so fo irfull) mrnerable that the 11 ords porttons of the flesh of his feet wlnch eon10 "ay "o lll be dnven back into my w m:e frozen came o!I \v1t h them 'Ihe fJ rot and third finger. on bis left hand and ail the throat, an l there "ould stick I lon t n1uch 'vonder said Sulc eyut fingere thumb nnd palm of hi, ught hand and hie left ear \\ere al o terribly frozen pathet1call) She J as been u 1common Tl e farmer an i his eon gave h m \ll the I a1 l to get al ong "ith rn th10 trouble a::;s1stauce in their power but there was no dootor at baud and conseqt<cntlv they could Still I thmk Evv 1! the words yon fi~ed upon would not con1e yo i ot 0 l t to have n ot do much The farmer's son bought Pete1 s boots tucd some others ancl if the; fa led l ou .. he had no further t se tor them and then you tihould hnve done someth1ug else Yo i bIOu ht him to Plum Greek he h"' ng de termfned to return hon1e He bud but bt m ght have \\r1tten E I tned that S ikc and t wa DO< se tie money but "1th tho amount realized from the sale of his boots and other little Well now suppose "e let the past take sums collected for him and "1th a supply care of itself and see "hat the present has of provmons given him by the mhab1tants Heie of Plum Creek and the pas.senger1 he man got to say b1oke rn S 1ke agurn B race p to it ai:ed to reach this city ye,terday alternoon con e!'l l\l1ss Cul \ ert IJ.O\V on the U n1on Pacific train fro1n the weat J kc a bra e gu l a cl tell t er the wl ole afte1 hauog suflernd untold agomes story do not th nk anything abo t wl at It 1s not hkely that he can sl r' ive she 1 ill tl u k of you but ho ' much com Om <ha Bee fort yo 1 co 1 gn e her by tell ni; her ho N J er boy ca11"1e to lea\ c 11s home Stop my Paper Suke ~as an t 11compronns1n0 I h1lo o pl er Sl e rr ight have asst ied tl e poor 1heie me' le 1 people ,,ho are 11cll l 1t by the s1 ot i10m tlie p cc below- Stou trembl ng 0 1rl ot a I 1 l iecept on b t sl e 1neant she should perfo1n1 tlus action s1n1 roy Paper I don t '"ant to k r ow anJ n1ore abo it ply because 1t was 1er duty Kccpa stfl upperlip E1y sleoon wl at is going on 111 the Cl nst1 an v. orldtinuecl beca ise it is r gbt Ilere abe stop my paper I am interested 1n the tl ings "rhich aie c0111es no v and poor Evj t p to t ins time seen and temporal and not ln the th1ntis I o.d been 1neditahng son e n ea.as Di escape, "hich aie unseeuand eternal- stop my pa stood 110\ lace to face '" th the woman whom abo>e all others, she clrendcd to per inect I don t want Lo hear of any morn re\ iv 1 h Wl y Em l o' do you do dear 1 ind of rel1g10n-stop mi paper I am tued of heanng abo1t elucat on tl e lady s i,: 01cc ho,.i a strange sorneth1ng Ill t ti at had been missed for a long long aad m1ss1onary opcnit1ons about theologt I vallecl u.t vo n ho l Sb J st a mo cal semmaiies and colleges-stop my pape1 tlm c I don t ' ant to re·d tf e obituary not ces 1ncnt ng:o cl il] to 11v1te you to sp~n 1 \Ve11ay iotlea of rr1 n1sters and·· olher Ohr "banq tell nb llanl a0 nin('.;)" tl us ho" they hved and diet\ I don t tro t ble \er' ga-J party b lt \\C .:-il a 1 trv to !Je \uy my,clf about dymg- stop my paper tl a1 l ful an 1 happ) Wis it a sob from the pnntr) tl at m ·de I am Lucd of berng urgetl to attend pr"' er meetrngs and have fomrly "orsb1p and bot! von en t i 1 then l eacls rn that duce support preachers an 1 gro"' Ht grace ai d tro 1 If so t 1 as' e1y soon a allo el for tnun my ch kl1en 1n the fear and n rt ue J 1 st ti en Sulc np1eared 1tl ah ge pin of rmll a p entlj eitnely a1su1l d rn of the Lord-stop In) paper I am chsgustcU wrth so in cl ado alJout gett ng the vessel to tie table ' tho 1t sj 11 Sabbath breaking anl drunkenness, and inn bi co te ts lotter es and car l playrng and p1 f" e I en, "It >:pend fh:i.nk sgn u ti \ i th yo 1 \11s s ear 1 g-stop n ) paper C1hc1t ier l c l E t1irng 1 arl to stead' I take nu interest rn c l m is fillel 1 th lier vo c at lea.st JOU \iOil t \ tut 2 e to oppos1t101 to Thformo111s01 [tnl Po1cry a1 d after I tell o l so ietlnng Mio ( l ve1t I Infidel!ty and gtog sellrng rnd Sabb 1th uio\e yo r boJ wny from l s L n c :E or a mo1nent the1e \\as no or 1 d heard tm1 el-sto~ ll) paper E1 as eupprnsoed sobs S l e I ad told I pr eler to grve zny whole attention an i the whole attentwn ol un family to tbe the w I ole tr l th in as sl ort a \Vt.) ns poo;is1 l nest Oll What shall "c eat and "bat blc an 1 1 o ' w1th her han ls co-.: et np: l el sball we dr nk and wherewithal el ull we face stoocl 1 k~ a. cul111L a ;i,. ihng hei ~en tan cc be clothed 1 - stop my paper I would hke t© accommodale my 1 She thinks the papor ver) rntereot ug a d hkedo read it to the ch1l hen but I ha' en t seen tuuch i 1 1t tl at I care about f 0 S Lephen Jo, ed n e-at Je..,t he SJtld so ·nd 1 ·lw·J· beheHd hm- ancl I loved him Th1s comtoenced oefore he went to college even We w10te fr endly Jetter. all through those four J ear, and when he graluated be asked nu: to many htn1 llns I iefused to ao Be kept eutreatmg me to allow !um to speak to mv lather an I ti 1s I wouldn t hear to And why Eva mterr pted Mrs Cul vert if you loHd him 1 That lS JllSt it replied the gul nan ely ItwasJ ust because I loved h m ti at I would not l ear to it I here v.; as too n"iucn in Stephe11 Culvert to be allowed to icot on h s fathers He knew there was plenty ·nd to t;pare and I ome was pleasat t at d lo\e was sweet and 1 e had n't energJ s 1ffi.c ent t o best r h1mtelf as I tho 1ght he ou 0 bt There i1 not inoney enough in tl e "orld Mis Oul vert to Lem pt me to ma1 rj u.u idle man 1: anl<ee doodle dood le doo SJtng Susan trj 1ng a lonf of bread w1Lh a bro011 corn Well co it11 ted Eva mattero g1P'" v0ry unco nfortable and Thanksgiv1n.., day we had almost a quaITel This happened in your parlor >11~ On! vert and " <SJ usl afte1 dmner He taunted me \ ith no t lorn g hun I bud i:!O" n t red of thrn ku U of coin eio&tlon a.nJ tohl I i 1 that I ne\ er would engage Ill) self to u n1 n n 'vl o had 1 ot a trade or a p1ofcs1uon Lhat I had sense e1 01gb to know t hat lo'ie couJd not always occu pytlewlole :1 tte1to1 a1 cl l enled by telhn~ hm1 that I 11 us u. l an cd of 1 m 1 hese were the last or l s he sm<l to me E, a Benton when 'o 1 see oi h ar fron1 rue aga:in I fl} ill either be the inan yo 1 are a1 xioui:; n irr , or n. ar \r ken 01 tliless 'iagabond On ) o 1 1 c:.:.d l l:l tl e respons 1 I il1ty and \nth th18 1 e 1 arc! ell l 1·dly out of t.Le house ~ e Li ive l oth erred Eva 111 our v ll.J of deuhng with trouble-I ruorc than von be cause I ' u.s so much older but that cat not be I dpe now Km n e and pion 1 " that you \\ 111 i:;pend to n101row with us E\:a p1on11e~d Haik su1d M1::i Cul\'ert, lI ten1ng 1 l tently and drawi::1g l er companion c ose to I er de Do you } e r \\I at S s:.o.n f<I s 1g lDg Did y OU C\ Cl' hear 0. \! 0 CC' to exr re3R so much 1 Tbnt is v.: hat ~he '~:us .sing ng wl en I came rn Don t yo t lrno v M" Culvert that that IS Stephens r.. or te auLl CUI 1 0 li'O your 'Vaj into ha gates w1LI Lhaukscl \ ing anl:l. mto lns cot rts w th praise rang out Susan from the porch It occup cs abo t all my tun e s>1d the strange \voman as she entered tl e ro01n agarn drivrng the hens out of that place T h e) are a tonnentmg set of cr1tteie an) h. ow Into lus ga.tea- 1nto 1 s gates, \--,un1n1ed Snsan as the t vo \\ 01nen "ent their d1ff rent \\ays S ee here sa1 l she calling Eva you have f01got all about your rv1ne So I ha'e la1ghel tl e youog lauy tm ng a 'ery happy lace to her fnend But I really did want some she pro'ttsted Of co H'e you did and here tis all ieady for yon Tl c last so ml that Eva hear:! as sl e turnc l the ungle of th e lo se was S sun voicer aging out 0 6 0 'o ir .., nJ into h 1s11 gates with thauksgn ing Sqmre Cuh crt declared the next day tliat he d1dn t know what was the matter Wlth e'81y one Why said he with a thank fol srmle there IS not a smgle long face at th ts table God be praioed Suke 1f 'on don t sit do\\n and eat "1th " to day it will sp nl ID) dmnm " h; ll rls how pretty ) ou all look And fo1 'o 1 "1fe I don t kµo v \\hat to ma\ e of J 01 im I dren1n1ug or are "e J u;t married ? Wbi: twenty fh e years has not chan__zed \ ou a bit I have been thmkrng though along back that yot1 n ere gro\ ing a l ittle b t pln n but that m :-it ha' e been n y u;nagin a-t1on Eta IS not that the same dress ) o 1 wore-you-'ivore 'Yes sir interrupted E\a loolung dowll uot yet quite stron~ enough to have the s 11J J·ct ment oned It w1\l come out nght T suppose con tmned the old 0 entlc nan :\t least mi wife th nks so ind I never k 1ew her to make a mlStake She has been a long time making up her in1n] though S 1ke cverj t111ng s on the table now and h ere 1s t place for you 1·srle me Tl at 'n t mv pl !CP M1 hert she sad qu1<.:.kl) uttering t r t i e first time the name of the one they we1c all ti nk ni;:: uf that is your son Stephens seat S 1ke did not seem to ""oude:r thn.t evet) LoJ, looked at her rn Bl rpnse tor J st then the som d of the p ano WM pla uly heaid and a clear r1ng1n.; 'oice in tl e pa1 lo It w the first Christmas after I marrie l Sernphrnn Ar gclma we ha l only been nmtod m the boucls of "edlock abo it a month and I had not got 01 er the pleasure of a yo rng anil 1 retty wife when Sernphrna Angelma proposed tl at we sho i!J. have a drnner i ·rh on Chn tmas da, If I had not been still bln Uly 11 lo\ e I should nev er have consented for Seraph1na 'i\flS JU>lt fresh from board ng school and knew noth iug of housekee1 ng b 1t our servant Mary " o.s an excellei t cook and I pl ac~d mv tanl in her Inv1tatlons were issued to abot t Ll ·Jomto but would do I h cl the breast rt '"" excelle1 t I Cit 01 en ti e bosom to get at t1 e stuffing Heave1' about thuty of o 11 friends and relat1ous I hat u l amble mesa foll o t m tl e h rry ordered the w ne hberall) gave Seraphma a.n 1 confusion of cook ng Se1 apb na had not '"' te bla icl e for the <linne1 and every tbtng clca led out tl t: craw No one took turkey \\ ent on cbarm1n1::.1Y and I con gratu1a.ted If he beef ~as too \\ell dane the '8Ul myself Ll1"t we should have a most delight son v.:as l n,. but :\faJor Jone" ca1ne g ~ ful Cl nstmas party lautly to tl e iescae Poor deluded inortn.1 honr soon I '\\US Bumpus said he JOUI cook d on t a11 akened. from my dre1 m of bhs· My know l o v to roast vcuison but tell h er t o first rude shock \Vas on the morning before get the f1irng panhot mtha goo ] I mp Chnstm as \\hen ~fary got an gr) nt SODH3 of butter ond a dt st of pepper n 1 stlt m thrng Seraphma said to l ·r and demanded it and I 11 cut) ou some 'Lealrn It ' o ld her "atice saying she would not coolt for be a pity to let tlns splen hd h· ncn lo I a reg i:ncnt she actually called my fntHds Ile d1d cut steaks a cl Br dget managed a regiment It' as in vai n I bied to to fry them petty well so that at last e perauade her and I even \Vent so far as to got somcthmg '" could eat rl e i ext offer bee fi1e dollali 1f she "ould stay the co lrsc ga.rne wM all 1 ght I had pers w.d 1 one unpor lar t driJ Seraphma to allo v me to ordc1 LhuL f o)l Not 1f j er a!3 lo 1 akc it Jone gou l<len the pa~try cooks so it \\ aB well coul cd tl e guinea:s I w 1dn t stay 'v1th the hkes of p l'leon p e \\ R peifect the <5ar \ ts l acl her < h cks q 1a.1l an 1 pa.rtudge done to a t nn As tins Vi as I a <l1rcct attack on Seraph1no of COUloC I ha l not! mg to do out to let Mary go N over mir 1 clear e.n.1tl t:ieraphu a don t "orry about it Ill cool the drn ner and yo l sh an t 1 ave cat sc to be a.sha.111 ed of it Sl e I 1 t I er nr n rout d r y ueck nr d kissc I 1 e an l l lelc a htt!e of ID) courage ret 11 1 but st1ll I knew \\ i ... 111ust ha' e a cook - I had engaged waiters for tho table - n I so l "out to the Intelligence Oflwe ai l after iuch t rouble secur~d the st:rv1ce of a ver\ Ul urepoasess1ng l u(')h 1 n de s lW, c 1 Br d 0 et who declared :,] c could cook al) LI iug f1on1 u. spra.t to OJ elephant Serupl Ina \ltS 'ery bus\ all that da' ar d Ll e ti 11 she spent for cab hire \Vas cuornious ns to the n '1 111 bet of packages boxes b11 0 s a l d n1 scello.neous arhclea luc h l cpt cout1uually arrn ing they were I ,tall c·lculat o 1 au1 l began 'P cufatmg to \\hetl er \ e ere pre1 ar1ng for a six 1uoJ Lus se1ge 01 onlj f r .1. sunple d11 uer to a fe \ lnends on tl err orro ;\ ~tter din n r-\\ l ch' as cold v1th no pastry-Sera M 1 w1tb the cJ amvagne c culat ng- bu8k IJ I aettrnlly began to 11 eathe Jrech lheie ""' on!; the salad an l I st v a1 d o I felt sale Nearly every one took 8 1 <l il looae l l' O nwe no one took mo1e ti au one mo tth it I I tned it myself it had a I o p·c 1 arly n·sly fia\ or au! co 11 not be eaten l fou1J out tfte1warcb Ll at "hen 11 k n LI o s iuce Se1apl 111<.t l ad hscove1 ed that sne had no ohve o I and l cl sent Br dget to the ch gg st s to get a bottle Bri dge t t1unJ I g one oil s good ,., a oth er l 10 0 h t c wtor oil 1 et e tl c pect ha1 ila\01 Salad n1ade \\ ith castoI o l JS nul ll ce l hat" as tie ! '51 seuou' !l 121 I 11 e cakes Jellies bla1 c n i 0 es ices &c l ad been ordere l fr01 1 ti e c nfec t1oncr an l \\ere vc1y good 1o be su1e there v lt> to l ve Leen a p1 1 p( id g li Jt \S Sci pl 1 o bad Joq~ottec the s iet md ha l I ot 111 1:.oncd the ra sins or asl e 1 th e CL rt r t the plu1n puJd1ng 'vas not a l:ll cces ~ a nd 1s 1 ot introJ.uced So en le l o lr d1n 1c1 Th s SC\ e1al · a I ulled an easy cha r to the table, p t o the lrop 1 gl t an~l wae soon 11nme11 d ma Jorge r I co\ ored book wl 1ch I bad ne\ er t:en Li.dure I peepel o\er her shou ldl't Lo si:::e what it \\as It "ns a Cooker; Book Tl en I k1 e v I HI.S lost '¥hen 11' oman gets up dinner out of a cookery book I nc at vour clab for all hopes of a decent meal are va1n an I de! l 11 pl } ars igc ai l Ser ph · 1 q 1 re a cuok now but ne\ c s uce that 0 1 i l:ltu as lay ha.,e I had an) confidence n ad 1 er cool ed after the 1nstruct1ons u1 a cookeiy 1 ool The 11wo iie FOGYI SM A <lispos t 01 p1e\ ails a1 on 0 ce lf<l yonn 0 profes::;ors ot rel g io1 ld som et i 1es nn1ong old I rofessors 'vho arc un c 1 ' crte l sn:e rhe lo t of l1 al apprbael e I ti e gt esto began to a r c I h td to do the 1 onore, for Seraphma with her hn1 ds all scalded and burnt and her lace the color of a br01lr.d lobster was ipstnns makrng a 1 usty tmlet after h1\ n 0 fin sl ell the din ie1 as she "hl51 e1ed to me wh le r rnnmg 11p to I er or but partially en\ 0 l ten ed with ieforenee to the Gos1 el to I ronot nee certain d oc tnnes and usa 0 e,., o[ :tog' i 1u Th s 1s a.n lips It1s considered stnrthng and ;::etthng the Cl H:l as ol<l en y phrase u1 on the a c:ma 't saying and and per ons \\h o 1u dulge m ts use conclude that '~' veiy which mortally offended the Rev Obadiah old logy TJ e modern fasluo1 able eon - who had prepared a specnl grace half m g1egat on 1esting easily upon cusl oneU hour Jong -a.nd he has not forgiven ine to pe\\ s doe~ not bke to have its const:1e1 ce tins dny pncked b) any ba1bcd a1101> of the \\ 01 l A-t last soup "as served I had Juhenne The pre 1chcr who stun ls ie rless ai l l 1 at the en 1 of the' taule and there \\as oy1 fettered 1 the trl th ns an a1n bassa 101 ot ter at the other end I co ild smell the Christ telling the I eoplc plmnly ol theu ovster before I saw it it "as terribly burnt sins and bring n 0 the t1anE: 0 tessor pen1 and 1 tlerl} unlit for use I looked on the teutly dowu to the foot of the cros, is u Jul enue 01 which mJ hopes no'v rested I opular \\ ith the n1a1:ses who mea 1 onl3 t o it looked th n it WM Ihm the' cgetabl·· be eutertuurnd i\ he l I e fails to pronoun ce seen1ed raw they \\ere ra\V Ihere was beaut1ft l rhetoric alJcl I ct nt faucif 1 el) q_ l te n run ou J ihenue but no one asked s14ns u1cl eloc.:ute the s eet t':Olllinon place'! to be helped a second time incleed no one of echoold:t) t.a. te a1 d Jo e r:11.:l ,-,eu t1m en got thro1 gh the first he] pmg m 1 the taht; - \\l v le s m old log1 wsuters carried it nl1nost n r tai::ted. a\ av " e hnve an ntu tn est sp c 011 of I'.: :\ e 1 \: This \Vas a da1npener but I bore up ml g10 IS c1 tic wl o eay ol 1 fogy \ VJ 1 e bravely T ordered the w me about briskly we cheush rcJ01ru ar l i,tnve to adv oc.: n.te and the shen) revn ed 1ne Whatever the eve1y honest ind nghteous agency fot a l <l oner m1 0 ht be the \Vine va(') good tbat \ancing the 1 tei~sts of the Lords k 111gdon1 11 as so lnd is an l l of contro\ era\ \\ell we room rue not q 1 te sure b t tl at .ruany th ngs At last we were seated at table .Mine winch :ue dei our cell as old fogv ic wns a ver) comfortable chan, bnt I felt as 1eal1y the most thorot ghlv progi essn e if I vas Reatecl on thornl'l and in my ner after ull We somehn es hear tho metl ols vou ness and confusion forgot tbnt my of preach 1 g wl:ueh nvolvc nal )SC>:> of loc cot sin the Rev Obad ah Spooks \\fls pres tune which probe s1nner;;i l ca1t to theco1 e ent and mumbled o it a sho1tgrnce myself \Vh1ch honor Oh11st and bun1blc n1cn -us oome comfort After t little pause the upon the earth we 1 "'e no S} mpath· wl at a fish\\ as l ro lght u 1t waa fresh ea1mon \\ ith ever \it)) the '\ L in per r s ' 1o green peas an l I co 1ld SQe un ff\ oluntary iuste l l of a ld lCllllj arg rn en t or sn1ack on the l ps al the gourmands \\ho sug~eat1ng 1 lan;:: or cxcrtu g effort t o \Vele surpused to sec th12 delicacy at that help fo1 orl the ca 1se of Ch rot an ty a1 c season of the year What fabulous pnce J tst hold euough to saj o] l fog} w ith Ser j l 1 1 td ] a1 l for the salmon and out beu g brave eno1 gh to s fle1 to en ho\ 1nuch apiece th peas cost I neve1 d urc to dare un 1 do m the 0 ood old wai s kne" I ne'er ha l the conraJle to ivicer of the Gospel \ fogv i· better ;in}· ta1n what \'iU S the cxpen e oflthat \\retched vhe1e a.ny clay l ]er a ' clictnnshu ce d1un e1 I kne~ at a glance the sal 1non was th rn a fool s1 oiled t 'as al mo t ra?. and a::i. for tl1c gNen peas it "as actu iIJy pa nf 1! to heo1 PRACTICAL J 01\:E -Last n gl t t 0 c.lr b theu1 iattl 1 g 011 LI e plilles hke buckshot gist cl~1ks played a p act cal Joke ou t 1na 1 awed Ila. de11 who was saw1n b 'voo l on N 01 e ate salmon '"'° * 1.'AKE N OU I AND rr] Professor White. pl r to Oh r ch S t1ect I rct are i to attend m d 1ece1ve p p1ls I e 1n 1 y be know1 by a1plic t o a.tl\f t:5 \Vils on \ CHER Ol lHI PB.NO l OHIE S1 lg' 1 g Sz:c 0 gem star d C01u pose1 is n FOR SALE. ENUJU COLl A ~y ~n.rs old re<l bj S Bo mJ,n ville Oct 31st Cured v11thout the Use of the Knlfe, by black l '\"\ nltc1 :::Soot t corr 11 0 th ce Ap- DR B. PATTERSON, ot Bownmnv1lle rI e best of r eferences giv n in Bo mnn-v 11 an l else here Offi ce on Ch H"Ch Sticct Bow ma1 v1 He F eb 22 1872 rnij ol ly except the market a1llcle-o:top 1ny paper I \Vonldn t 1111ncl p l ea~ ng o r mnn ster 1:-Ie sa) s a rel g ous pa1 c 1s next lo the B1 blernafa 1ly tb t ilho tit ct ldren nre i ~J<::C l 111 guorancc l l 1 that it is JU::it fls ot11c8' of 101 peppe.r 1n<l lad it back lhe voo ln1an present y 'vent fo1 uother d rwk tb1s couroe must 1 e all i ght, I thought bt t only S\\ allo ed two mot ti luls 1 do1c but alas I tho gbt a rnISt ·I e Ste1 hen wblSpered tho '<J llle he lelt th e effect H e tl re the lo ttle It ae e\ tent there vas fljOJlJcthu g y,1ong down n1 a hurr) and ho\\ hug hke 8101 x: boy sobbe 1 the mother My brat screa1ned each sister ~1y o n sn led abo IL t i e beef I sa\V Bo\\les wh sat. Ol t Inchan 11 a \\ ur cl nee stt cl hi~ l eatl in th& Eva a c1 in a n1on1ent n1ore the long o.b n1v 1\1ie s l ~ht and carved Jar J er- th s 8 )OVi Tt e pep[ ei: no v Ueg1u to \\ 01k l.ll his inter 1 R) ter and he becallle ' 01:::e was n tbe good ol] da1 s when everything 'It:ars fell in as} owe1 f1orr h s ejel:' a1 d ser l child \ as surro nded I i'l.m earning my O\\ n b1e..'td and b tte.r \Vas put on tl c table whole aud not cut up her 1bbed b10 op1gasl1 m 1 oelt llv He \\ere the first \Old:, be sat] to Eva will at a side table and handed around as 8t felt confident that son e o e l ud ] 01soncd j 011 marry me no-.; 1 and she answered } ee. i iesent-aiter two or three frautlc pl u1 gee him and he" ailed ove1 h , pp10achrn 0 J1ssolutlon mo~t 11t1Jullj l_fe ' as takeu he n a1 aged to get the furk iuto it Lut cut to a ne1ghbor mg hotel at l cou Jelled to and that v; as e\ ery '\ 01d sLe sa d h10 past rn Suke could at be pre\ [U eJ. o to @.tt 1t Serapluna had 0 go ) o r 'vay 1nto his gotcs 0 one 1n 1 r.n.-;) on reasts tl ere "as au Im thank:i 0 1v 1g u.r l into hus courts \V th 1 ie1 se s i lo n 1cfore her a i oat tl ikev bG pra ae Be ye ourc that the Lori he rn Uod fore J P 11.n la splend d haunch of \: en1sol'\ it 1,-, he that has rr ade 1~ a cl not 'l'\'e o 11 before l\faJor Jone"' ' ho wa~ q te an ep1 sehes \\Care his peoplr and tl e sheep of cuie J\fv f;p1nts be 0 an to re~1ve stuely N C'Xt car e tl e roaets Rtdcau st1eet 1ye The man lrnd a bottle of a BllO\ secretel 111 b anl longs le of the pile of wood m d ocea·1onolly took a booker One of the cle1ks sa v \vl e1e 1 e pt t the bottle md wlule his Lack \\ as tu11 eel secured it and carrie i 1t to 1r t b gists shop '\here he rn1xcd 1t '"ith t ' o 1 e cu lldn t Serapb1na \ ith b: us In s\\allo\\ a powerful pt igat1ve He las 1e "1th them at lm1tr "as her only ans\ er importa 1t for g10 vn folk stop in) ] aper Id t ·ce L -1 J:;o vm 1n illo J ly 11th !Sn lw 41 Y OOWLE n<> tf -Oentrai p,.,bytunan Wl y l· vc1 t ottoll 1 c le fo u t ?'If $ do t 1 co l n o v J ll~ t 1 o !;rlf s 1 I a5 Flu B 11 let that go ail " l to l Bit e1 e1y 1 1 i o I am too cl okcd 1p I cl ratlir'r 1 e stir nn l tl en "'"1 e fl t ISl om to oo n a d roo n to pantry T 82e herv cc \as 1 tnctlylc1r l :i.i1bng 0 go JOlr \a} 1 to l a g11t s \Jtl tl nks e R 1 giving and ioto Ins courts \\ llh pra1sc I her C) cs s Jggcsted that the knife "ns not coi.; ered fron the do:=:.f> but l r. >i.harp 1t vas ::ii atpene l h lt Bowles s 1c a boLtle ol vh1 k) w I I I Ottawa 0 tize cc~s' as i ot inucl lmpro\ed thereby for 1t Ylisonlvn.leralo g and se..,ere 5trugglel A \C1l kno n autho1 ~a\s tl at th ing tlatleslcceeletl 1u saving off one slce balllesc1r1ust eh !esp is t Rnl gener n 1 the pers1 tat on stood thick on h ~ I ally mjst1fies the h n ;i.n 1 tcllige cc 11ke tO!"el ea I "ith the cxo1hon Nothmg b 11 the plarn 'o I le and i nvormohed trnth