S14 LING STUCK y 3" IIUI. ` The names of the ' It Ion, in Felt (Zomba If!) the HIrw , Mueppn, Vonatian. Juan Gold, Alvarez, Nippiuing, Nurtow Gauge, American, Young Gent! 81: lo, th_o_FnI-ull, the Cnuon, Harrington, and 0- mmol at, in Colour: of Duh. Hluok R..- uuv spat` ' ' , I -iniol u3,`iE'5o'1T::' onbumftnlacalz Be: ti Hot: mule toordcr and titted by the Paris Coolorlqteur. Leather but can: in 'U'l}o'8.hig|u-t price in Cu]: psidfor nuv _ CLARK WRIGHT. Apnl ms. .u :33: on 11.:-.3 In Is J at moderate Pnceu. ncvul, VIII! N's-ht {row to : Um-.4. I`! |. w.u.xI=:u, r;q., Dlerch.-nut. L A. Dkvluozw, Sugar Rclincr. >1. P. ltims, Eaq.. 31.1 . iccrcmry and General Agent, H. J. Jon.~:.~rru _-__. \V. P. PHll.l.ll'S, Ago! Kingston, March 3|, I873. April 2. J. \l.lyIv Q.\I1J3llUa L*'hJ awn AND cums, April :5. 1373. Grand Openmg mania & rwwen sews ATI:.s1' s'n'u:s in BO()'l`.~4 and snows A lnoclurntn I :-imu E. ROSE. 4.,`-uw mun ul Uaralcn. Fivl luv.-an, with brief hints on th- '~c-nt nuv mhlr.-..- - (`I-ZLEK Y. :up-art:--l elm-ct fro-In reliable Gm -n--helm-n in I-Inrnpne and America. CAI l.l I-'l.c vw l:|:.~4_ JIATS 2 1i%A*1`S!LF :~ rit c......n `|`p.\I .\'I' II-` \' *M:'JJrA'5}'uaEE',` All nt.` nun (`A-SIC JUST '1' HAND, rum rising all thu .\'UVELTlES from the ritish .>\m-zicnu Marla.-tn. Uur L`cviLsoi., Judge of Scuion-. V.u.Kr.I. l'Iq.. Merchant . l)m.'uumm_ 24... ,-.. 12.. Druggists and Seedsmen. '.-\I:|'.,\l -ll hr.\'l'.l\ l`."l7 AN EX ctrmplcto .-\)!ol'tIm'Ilt of cumx wcHT, n1;:1::_c7r-o1:s: ` |3I'I('Hl\'|`3'I? AN |`I.\T|'INh'l\'H nml mph-to of .'|'I|I'I.\` mu-ry vnric-ty uf Fania _-zvtlnvr with m.1.IIy new kimlu. n'ticI|l.-ml I01` Ilcnth It Uunxn List. of Garden, l"i-Id and I1`! llrix-I Ilha nu u urlcl mun 1 I any Add ruse. X. HIINI l'|U\l'('l' ' cIIlt.x\'.1tiun. `awn-rs and l'llII|;' win dc % 'ew;7Wall Papers` ] JUST I-TEBEIVEDT AT McM AIION S, ('tu'/lrr Q/ Iirnc/' untl /fzuml NI.-H/.. lrniuing, ( :1`-.zing, 1 npcr-Hanging, Room- l)ccurnting', Walls and Ceilings Ualciminud, &c., &c. ' _ --....A.;_n..n.\/.1.` Id, ( 'urnI'r Q/' /1'11;/at 51:`: dd, , Sl I.l'I.'hll) A.\'SU[{'l`lVll'IN'l` OF NEW 1` l A'l"l`l'll{N.S [mm the European, Amo- rican mul Canmlinn Market:-, consisting in part of Stzunpml Hold, Bronzed and l`hnloom-- ml 1'upcrx-J, Plain Tints, &c., Gold and Plain Borders of the latest designs ; nlso Plain and Fugurccl Window Shades, (/`nrniccs, Decom- tions, &c., &c. Orders promptly attended to, most rea.uonal:lttermI.? ` THOMAS McMAHoN \ Corner Brock and Bagot Sts. S2? llollse & Sivrn l aintinr, Q 8 KINUh"l'()N PAINT SHOP ANI) ROOM . l'AI'El{ DEPOT, W. & J. Mccammon 22` The BEST M EAT kt-pt comtnntly on hand. Htemnboata and Vessel: supplied on the shortest notice. Mnrnh 0-In. lu"I'l -v - vu-u--ow, No. 13, SHAMBLEH, KlN(;'.5"l`UN,,0nt.1rio. 1 Au mr xuw rm, msnuumau I), Paris. (/ &c., Uubb e ii: great variety, Tomato, Lettuce and ' h of the moat approved kinds. and a. guneral auortment of Fine Hoods, all of which may be relied on. T UUTIUNEEI: Bu`! 1`\_ chant, Brno-k StI Agent fur the ccIchr.'I.tc4 Mzu-him. `M.....n ,. , I Agent fur the Mauhinu. Noe \ 1 Jruuk Dc uttcmlual to and cluanpuat rates. April I, I873. Fresh Gzucn Scscls! The Grov_[tl1_ of 1872. SEEDS rojiot BEDS.l E. Family Bibles, lustrated. Pocket Bibles, Illustrated. Church Hymn Books. can and I,'l{lmM( rs 3TAT|NER S HALL! W9. Ii) A Liberal Discount to Wlwluaalo Buy- inc unnrum nutlco. _March 27th, I873. K ingstony April 5. 'I`l|omas Hltimlvillc-, BUTCHER 9 \N l`Anln cur-u-v.~r.vn -A -- U8 and 'HlUI\Inu April 19. mml, rraucc and (`JPN of -Atyh-s of than I Itllllv - I}: N )KS'l'n 1|! I1} NTAIHO STl:EE'I`, Trunk D.-put. ll ;:mlual ulntlin-.1` `1AULlF'LOVVER, LENORMAND, Paris, J &c.. Uublmze great varietv. Tom.-n, April !:;_c_n_.A ('.-\l'.*% of Silk and (3 Ioth of all kiinln, Lats ul the latest style 3, l'n.Imun:w, &c., :1 <:mc\' .2 m,.uu< wmra AWAKES, uI:I:\"& [H.A('K ENdI.lASll m~:I.'rs. GNl'Z\' Al.l'lNIt'. CUNSER VA l'IV E, l'l.EAl{ Hl{l'l`, .7 Iva In LINE. JOHN A. KiNGsToN, (CANADA). MONDAY j HATS I HATS I HATS I Av LILY LADIULI AIII.w4 : Jt-ST RECEIVED For sale by f HRUH ham just illI]lUl:f.|!II- r , Slczulnsllip N.1rm:1tinn olimct. fl ml, France mu! Hcrmnny Ht-ntluui zl all the Xntunt nnd far ,-1, m` gin-gm...-... ......I- - LY.-LII and see before VV. GR( )I'I S, at, April 5th, MARKET SQUARE. haw` .\'a.........n.: ~- BUTCHERS, LIALIRY I4`U L'I\V11u'l'1|I [0 opposite the Grand k air \'cm-cl:-a _c:m:l'ully nnnd supplied at all hours at the tan. 1.1.: [V E. lllmcheson, |\'l'.`I.'n >N E15]: and Commission Mcr :, `Street, Kin stun, 0116.. he ccIchr.'Lt<;uI hlizw I owe Suwin Needles mu-l Uil always on ham}. 1 I-'_ |lI1'I'IIu|.-_v..u . LAINH1 l'0.\.'4lH.\'MlZN'l' UP soc the .. ..uu ucrmnny Ht-nth f usenaon, such as L AND ART (:Al.I.ElY. ....-a nu iuwuyll lllll J I`). H U'l'CH ESUN. PR1 N CPJSS STR E E1`, , I873. ne assortment of It rilz.-I url you purclmac nu r \puz;f.vI pcr Ix- : frmu Eng- Ht-ntlouicns huts f:ml.im...I.I.. und on the wmuns huts fanhinunlolc , silk B11'tAter<$'citch, -T Butter Taffey, Gocoanut Candy, Fresh every morning at the ::I:I`Il`\IIl New Maple Sugar, Sweet Oranges that are sweet, The Finest Lemons in the city, Gocoanuts Fresh, At the BAZAAR. Schepu ;l)essicated Cocoanut, Cadbury s Chocolates, Black Currant J am and Jelly, Red Currant Jam and Jelly, Good Value in Teas, Sugars and Co'ees. T he Largest Stock of Miwallnnootu Book: in town, and all the Magazines and Periodi- unln supplied. , E`ll0s. Mc,wI.I:v & 00.] [nice to the Public. FINE (JHl`}Al'E.'$'l` l LACE`in the cit for l" NU'l'l'} l`Al l*il! and ENVELO{ ES, ML-mk Hooks uf ovary kind, Wm ing Paper and (hem-,rnl Stationery, is the C Y BOOK. -S"l'UlRl`}. which for price and quality we dafy com- petition. S U G A R, S . We are selling at prices that will astoninh people. LIQIJORS. IILARBAOK & 00. G ROG ERS. am ;+5C()BELL BR0s.,} We koc nothing but the choicest grndu of Case and ruught Liquors. (JAN NED GOODS, PICKLES, bc., cheap, AT SCOBELL BROS. , Cor. Brock and ontarlo Stfets. FERRY WHARF. . ..... for nix months. Ooa st u. MAUMSAN nu nlurnedi I Go : Dru Store, Princes: Street. April lCharts of the Lakes. Parallel Rulers. Compasses and Vessel Books. Notice to Captains. Ifrbma are:-I. ltingston. :\V1_u.m+:GG & 00., [TA LIA N WA Inna April 10, 1873. .- vwn nmpurwll. HVM. & C0,, April 13. WE I E JUST RECEIVED A NEW 5"!` `K 01!` FRESH TEAS, w. BEGG & cal {1ll`l.\"l' |i|{()S,, Sl AR.KL[N(} HOCK, _ Sparkling Burgundy, Sparkling Mosellc. Muct & (fhandouo Uhampngnes. V. `av l'I'.\LlAN WAREHOUSE. Kingston, l5t,h April, 1873. rrnmv ;| Xl{l}ll0USEI - - I I I! Al I II. 33 `*3! 1'1 TIH: l'lII'.l.|'Jon I-'.-nun,-.. PI 1)`: mnly clnnng the wmtv-r MN I II~|Iin*_' nth _ . ._.'.., ..n.... .1... 7' .-.v up vnu iu, ublii: of tho ciey.na vicinit that any ortcru for all kind: of Millie ks; Sheet -Music, ota., 9150., left with him at hit residence (Mn Hunter's, Bagot Street), can be dulivurod in Kingston at the latest five days after tlurordor has been given. Orders are most respectfully solicited. -- ....,. mwr uuromor has been g respectfully solicited. April 19, I873. [)|{ l'l.\'El!VEl) GINGEII J April 15. REES BRq:,m hrlzumfm-.t.urina ha A pril l 5. ll. MACLEAN has I: med to Kinpon ) M Mnclun l [ )A l.M ATINE (JAN DLF.S, ENGLISH SPERM Jo., UZOKEl{l l` do., ANCHOVIES IN OIL, liA|{ l`01\' & GUESTIER S1`. lJ.\"l`El HE, Ml:m)(,`. ' vvvuwuuu moming OR] I >1 In 52:. 5, ../. new ITA HAN WAREHOUSE. Dsnocuzzsm mxbliiu at M... .4 Are to be had at th _-.J4.n.\/4.1. I ROGERS, Jw. "1?t _: j--jj- Manufacturing Confectioners. The neat ever importmli .\..._- L GUESTIEWS CLARET. go ,to inform tho zitv and vininitv .1... EVENING, APRIL 28. v nuwrnl mo M lulin Innlrn - CHOCOLATE CREAM DROPS, TAFFEY, BUTTER SCOTCH, fresh every day, and the choicest lot of CANDI E5 of our own manufacture. A superior lot of TABLE APPLES, Oranges and LEMONS. we unvne attontmn. A lupcrior S'l`EI.` \VAY" for sale on ren- uonnblu termxa. Aha a law Pianos tn rent. We feel cunliuh,-nt that our awn lnmcruma-rm: will cnntimw tn mxstuin their wall-uzmxuul reputation. I"u.cl .nt-v and w..........,...... --_,,. e -- - reputation. Fuctnry and \`Varvrnomn corm-rof I : and Uutariu Strcutu, Kingntun. \II III) h'II u. NEW SUN UM BRELLAS, including a. num her with the Patent Belt Attachment. The NEW WALKING STICK PARASULS -variou| materials. The NEW FRENCH BELT and Novelties in ladies Scat-fa, Collars, Sleeveu, kc. A In e Manufacturers Bankrupt Stock of LA 1155 AND GENTS UMBERLLAS, which WI be uold st 3 very low price. NEW SPRING (0098 M, 1) Just Received 3 Cases Gents Furnislling Goods Novelties in 'Ii_e. E ALVVAYS keep on hand ORGANS . and M l'ILUl)l'SHNS of the best (Jana.- tlmn nlnlln .....I 1.-.... -...._. M I 1 , ` Ollfg -3. r S , ._..v, -yuan. 11.1.15, _ County of llnstlngs. BWIHST CLASS H() 1'El.-ca.m:ot be ex- celled by any House in the County. The Home and Furniture are new; the Bar in at all times furnished with the best of Llquorlv; the Table is second to none in the County; good and commmlioun Stables and Sheds, with careful attendance ; a. good Com mcrci.-I Room for travellers. Charges mode- mtc. ; 4. ..../_...._ i-;i?r1Ti n' noase,"s:i1Tnng; ljmmtv nl` n...u....... IIAAW ELI; \V. S'I'RAN(5 E, AG ENT, (Hcc, Ulzxrcncc Street, opposite the l'0s Office. Kingston, 27th Jan. 1873. (3aJpiTt2_a, 1`-` Iii" P.S.--I would call ape. some magnicent GOLD DECORATIONS. Anril 3, Hum mcumoun & sovmau, March 2]. House, Sign; and w Glazing, Paper Hnngin best style and on the I V Kingston, Sept. f9, 1872. March 31. ' cal In; D the Inn in. . I - April 4. 373. of English, French, American Manufacture, Golda, Vclvcts, Imitation of Marbles and W Window Slnmles, Dccnratiomo twription, will be sold at the 4 wholesale and retail, (Feb. 26, 1873 AT wm. nwnmsomf w1s.si.:'-i~;iEN ASSHRAN q_Q.M_PANY. Ah nu` New Cashmere Capes, New White Cloth Capes, New Silk Jackets, Newsilk Capes, .L_._.._ ` WU\JU,UUUo MAXVVELL \V. S'I'RAN(n`E, AGENT, Mce, Street. 0l)mmih-_ um I-....I NEW l A'1"l`l.}RNS F1 M0 .L.u_N.t:. u'A/UISATIUNS _.:\pril 3, 1s73._ no xv. very COFFEE. Paint Shop and Room Paper Depot, _:g};a;buMBLE. ne assortment of TEAS AND ' EAST END OF` BA! :01` S'['l{EE'I`. Sweet Manges! Sweet Oranges! Sweet Oranges! '\nn IN THE MARKE1` SQUARE, ..._ \ Just ileceivecl, PRINCESS STREET. Hi I. W|I53'). -I lrglggiutu, - ----...-- vvull I'll H EA!) (JFFIUE, 'l`Ul{0NT(). A `I (Late Mncnee & Waddell) . ROBINSON. 1, and Canadian uru, Plain Border, Woods, St.-stuns, of every de- cheapest rat:-n, . LAl{(H'} ARRIVAL UP` Window Shade Painting, Hanging, &c., done in the most reasonable terms. `J n. haw Pinnnu 0.. -,...b u .-a- an 599: 1WclNINl`}Llf- , Market Square. S00 FT, Proprietor ,-vvun. \VEBEIL 6:. (:0. n I special attention to L1) PAPER and j$6()v0`,'0Q`Q. m or de- cheapest rates, I873. lI|'I'll (:.'I.l`Hc(l The ether increased items are $1,600 to the two Speakers, 82,500 to the oeie.l's of the Senate and $5,000 to those of the Cem_ menu. Thou there is 3 lilmp stain of .75, 000 for tl indemnity of the permanent clerks in the different departments. Thi. is now proposed in bulk, and the Globe, to its credit be it said, nds fault only with nor the proposal, but to the way in which it is proposed to be given. The Re- fermoru claim that esch case should be specied, and that every man who is to get an incranee must be named, and how much he is to receive, New that may all be well enough, but in our mind it is rather small. The Parliament will use that the money is given for the pur. pose for which it was voted, end `surely the vernment can be trusted to meet the case of each employee without hsving his merits and demerits discussed in the Per- liument. And we are really of the opinion that at ten dollars a day each the` time o the members of the House could be bette employed than qusrrelling ever the inet-ess of John Smith's sslsry by perhaps fty 9 sixty dollars per esnun. ` this item, and that neither to the smount , .,__ ._..-v-.-u 5-uunglulg -II- Siguor Antonia Arrighi, B.D., last night preached in beautiful and most" pathetic dis, course in the Sydenham Street Church, which was crowded to it: utmost capacity. After cendueting the prclinincry pert of the service by Iingingendn very impressive pnyer, he onnounced ac hi: text Pnlnu lxvi, 17th Verna :- I ,7] increase of $43,000 divided them, and here too that contemptible paper must need find fault. It has even forget that when the exigencies of its party forced them to drag a judge from the bench to make of him a premier, tho greatest argument made use of was that his salary of judge was so ruunll he could not put up with it, and now because the government, has seen t to misc the salaries of these judges 81000, one would think that the hliwltest sins in -the .c:ztaloguo were more triilos compared to the unheard of wickedness of rewarding men "who every body knows have been most wretchedly ill-used in the matter of The total increase of the salaries of the judges throughout has amounted to $118,212. and we believe that no "money has ever been voted by any Parliament which was so justly due and so long with- held. The next item in the increase is one upon wuich the paper might have made a better show, but un fortunately it in- cludes in one sweeping condemnation not only the increase of salaries to J udgos and Governor: but also the proposed increase to the M.P. s themselves. It is proposed to give them ten dollars a day instead of six, and if the session lasts over thirty days the pay to be $1000 for the sossie . This is a point which might very properly be a sub- ject for debate, and yet when we consider the fate of every such motion in the House, the vote is sure enough. We well remember a scene in the Parliament of old Canada in '.urento when a question on increasing from four to six was under discussion. The mom, lmr who wanted to court popularity, gehcn they klwwflte nwtion would carry, made a great ado about the matter, and well do we recollect Mr Turcott giving the present member for Quebec Centre a most amusing lecture on his dodging behind the desk n- til he saw than. -mp. na--J3-- .--....v vu nu uouglpg Del can then were stat secure the passing of the I haw Ixnlallu I... .......1 .-_ V V ...:....-u we pxusamg or the motion and, than how boldly he stood up and voted mm. It will be some what similar now. But the mqtion will pass, the members have all asked for it, and it will certainly become law. Jml llm4(-iml `'1 called elend unto the Lord with my mouth, and he wee extolled `with my tongue." The revenue divine eeid that en e vieit to Cincinnati once he read in e newepeper el thet city the ennouneenent that eeertein clergy- men would relate the eeluee that led him to become a Itomencetholic. He wee geilgte tellthemhewho became echrietinthroegh the innenceeef Jenn mu-i.__. m.(...a.... ..............-u uv wanna nunruunninrolgh Jenn Clu-iu,-n collation prizedthomoro nlnsblo when itilonly the ........ ... v;a,vvv uusrmulzea among them, and who let us ask will nd fault (sxvept same wretched unkoy of the country who known the thing is Lhe runkest folly to nd fault, and yet who will always nd peoylu as mean as himself to pat him on the back. Tm: J ndgos of Ontario are to have an that .~:.nr......u1.1- _-_r Let us oxamino the proponed inc!-cam. The Lieutenant-Governors are to have an mldxtionnl $12,000 distributed them, will Hm! I....u 4 -._._.-. ... nun vulupf i f our western friend would that it does not pay superier ` or x their salaries, It might well. ________ .-. ..... muruaao II more than $100,000 ' total nlaries in Ontario. Well that is wonderful! The Dominion must feel small in the comparison, and yet if but reoolioct court j ndgcn salaries. miaht. I... ..n .., .... In w draw attention to a. re- -markable discovery mode by a western Grit journal. The editor of this paper has been oxercisod, and no wonder, for he has found that the Dominion has actually spent. more than the single Province of Onmrio. Premier even has the sudncity to prupmw to raise the beggnrly salaries of the GnV(e!'- non, Judges, and Speakers of the Demin- iun, to Ioiuething like :1 mm that they can live upon. and forthwith this protector of the people : right: cries out that Sir John 1 u no so union has voted away the people"! I money to the tune of $325,000 null Al, A per xmnnm. 1 .7 --..--I null UIUIIII had xsrsvny unnnm, and that the incnaae in than more` than the ma! ...I...:..- :._ .. . . .... -nu nu glg ID i phrenology, we are not I in the mysteries of that o....a 4- -=- ' sng. Antonia An-mm, in). nu... A..L-._!_ I ' ` wuc./M` .g- A 0N1).i 1? '12 VMVJNG, APRIL 23. - __:.__-.._. Coummsox L.nwz.--Start not, m an- ....;. _.s, _ _ ,- --......u n nvuuuro on well enough skilled arias science : all we in- is to draw attention ,,._.__. um. nun, l'OI(lO1', going to inict 3 lecture on are nnt -ml! -..-.-..L A "- ' 5 -`rInJlllO vuw IIUII IIlI' standing enough to motion the nu .....I .._;.__I . '- .r -- ._. vvul be V - Juwgvl all very [PRICE TWO --.-. pu-nus:-_-ru-, wuvu -U JUIl`ll, JIIUIQ of an impending anniversary in connection withthe church,ho wufothiddon top, on pain of IGHOII noulta. Ha vu oonntantly troubled shoot the spiritual voltuo at 58 hnnnnrn I1. I4-.u.4I bk... ..__I- I--L 0-- `gangs MOORE, \lx.`L.`a'll \\i l`\HnI: .... aunuvc -uuuu-wuu: IIIQI nlrlllyllla jlll` recei vod munerotu uvoro pongougg; 5...... of his rofuul tonbcndon Iothodinn. Kg puud ova: may incidntl of tho three months, in which ha cuoountcud nun- berleu tribulations, when at langth, juhilgg Of an Llnnirnn-Q.-r 6- .u.__..A.1._ unvnws-. nu wvvu Ivllum nlun, 9'; 1. felt in must day Jan, and oouuquotly Itu-todforahumh. Bofonhoiidpnoudgd mrlmhnnnlhinnn-angrlul ...I.....u..u ...... .- w uuu Auuuu 0: I001!!!` Ill! lllha of God, through the atonement of June Christ. Then did he perceive the wey of con- feusiug to the Great High Priest, once malfor- mer, and with a conscience relieved of it! Ell - then, he prayed in _Itelien, forgetful of the change in the lnnguege, to `the engneenent It the assembly, though in the plleionnte fet- . veur of his son], he was enabled the:-ehy_ to give greater uency to hit; wordl. He left the church that night, singing Aloud the long of Jeane and the righteous. When he reached home he astonished hie brothers with hie ac- tion. They consulted together, beliovillf him to have imbibed liquor, told him he was drunk, end to ceue hi: noise and unqnnee. He could not rep:-en hie rejoicing, end to d- . wnvulqlow uwuu-, am: a In-tnugur III I llll land. He sought protection in tho Itsblo, II- mcmbering the cheating of thtbih If the Saviour, Ind comfort in El tlpplin vationlfo Jesus, with WIIOI he hid IVOOC communion. Next morning. with II calling hand, 5 Ion-awful hu:t,Iad Ito. the torture hi: brothers ludliastodliinwil, hegniued ulmiuiontotlu houugsnd quit` teceiud numerous naval-I nanaannnn I........ ,,_.-_, V- I! win urnulplnlg, Glpl ing an nneaeineu such no he had never baton felt. By and bye an `nged gentlemn, uio - dently the pastor, arose and invited since to * bend the knee at the mercy neat and union ~ their nine to the Great High Pi-ieIt,@;Id'bl 1. regenerntexlgnee and forever. The pnpold made a solemn impreuiern upon him. He hd ' been in thelhnbit of oonleuing his sin! to tho priest and obtaining ebeolntion once in ute \ monthe--nonne pa-torn thii eennwny -etr i-' ly, mni-monthly, and some more frequently, r - but anyone going beyond 5 year wee not on- titled to be termed I geniiine Roman Cathdii. 'l'o confeu his aim once and foreaer was I grind thought, And the longer he pgndetod h \ ilm proportion did the deeire poueu hill ' to try it, for which he would willingly give` , his nll. Presently he new 3 number 0! pencil ` ` Msenlble near the pulpit uuleloquently depict` `. their feelings. He followed. He had boa Q nine taught in Italy in hie eenleuiell to II- peut all the blasphemy helud need in HI daily life, altercatiens, lies, 43., Illll the dr-_ munstnncol that led to each lnonl cleave. In this ntnnin he_ poured out his eonftiir comprising 8. recital olhie nanny misdeeds, il- terpollted with profanity end language of the - must disgulting character. Th! congregation ` were amazed and uteunded. Never bed on penitent nude inch Ireveletiene. A hind bu- ther checked and expaetulnted with him for hi! conduct. He replied somewhat coulnIod.ly,v but Iuiciently explicit that hitinterrogc` comprehended his meaning, and eennulled him an to the much of -...I.:.. .. u.. t.._'...._..- ..-._rnw-vuuuu nu nu-JIIIIII`, Ind the mode of soaking the luginnm. God. through tin Ahlnn-anal .1 1...- -- ~--- --- v- vv--vv -I- IIUIUU Dull n cmlla lance him they bonndv his hands, and tha ` plied the lush to his book till blood owed pronualy. Then they prononnood nob- dictions upon hi: head, and nnouoooo-iul. in driving "Methodists" from his thorughto, thoy turuql him out on 9. 00141 January night.-- .. without friends, and I stronger in I oh-up sought nrotoann in th. gnu. .._ --v-~~-v-. am: as such was tsnght to View it` with feelings of intense hstred. Bonn Catholics of his country who cloud to` enter the precincts of such institutions were exhort- ed to confess it, end by laws of their denomi- nutiminl authorities were sentenced to severe punishment for pensnces. Although sens- tumed to the cultivation of the highest sten- dami of music in his native lend, the nnsie which issued from the church (Methodist) charmed his soul, and he longed towihaeoo with his eyes wlmt sodelighted his ears. Still he hesitated--the dietetes of his eonseienee urged him to stay end nlilt the talptll, while an invisible but newly-felt spirit hoeen-~ ltd. him ulvence. The singing oontinned-it thrilled his bosom with pleasure. end nsehlo to withstand the promptings of his he found himself seated within the nu: at ' the sacred edice before he `was fully swore of his nations: Then a. conviction ol his guiltiuess rushed to his mind in ms: mighty torrent, and lid VII ed with nervousness thst _esnsod his to 3 tremlale violently. Thus his mental flall were for n time employed, end deep and leer- ful was the sgony that he endured. Es mediteted retreat, but shondoned that idse,lo conformity with tho pt-eetieos of the 1% people, which then: to` respoet and re- vere the House of God." His only count, theroforo, Inn to pay the greats: hood to the conduct of other-1, and follow than as man he could. being extremely anxious that he should in no wny disturb the pruoedilp by his pretence, or attract ntkntioli 3)` `ii strsngo muaauvrea. The song:-option wall! celebrating the Love Font, and II tho bread and water wen puud sronnd is par- tooklzhoroof as ho land neon others. llaglloll steadily 6: what In: tnupiring, experienc- much In in land n---- |--'--- ....,........uce mm the dialect, semen, and other fenturee of the country, Wllieh`fOI`0f- ed their ueent of ambition : ladder tliellt nml discouraging. After travelling over Ineny of the States they nally bottled in I thriving town in ( lhie, where they commenced bueinou as butchere. It wee while here el- pluyed that on 1 Sunday afternoon on tenn- tering lietleeely down the street hie sttentien nnd eteps were arrested in front of e lsrget handsome building y the plaintive F"-.Y`_ .';`!'.TE~. enhanced in; its election ` to their non- acqnaintsnce with the ' cmintrv ...n.:-u. ..-: CENTS Ilu um-1.\' .m-' ,1-,\'r mar. um - _ -V. I . [Jamal Tuhuwcu M In April. I573. hdraad Re S. HOBART. `he TU uemen s Sp} i1l,': rsummer wear ; iaomusows I maul lo B~`ar||u-r.~'.i Km: s'rm:r:` IAINGII-'l.lI|U)l. IUNPIIIM. |IL"Bl:U&_l. in law: uopc C. $1113; Fashion's vmmg 1-`, X .\'n.-~ 7:.->. I561 '. mm: AND WIHTI-1. . Hm-zu I-IYBIEIDB. \ Numb VABII-."l'll'S. . VINHO, \'l0l;E'l`8. 3| ....--. t;.\1:r..\.\"n `n-.'|':`u_\ IIIII ucuuu invaluable. IATIYM. Ill IIWIIUHI 0 ell I0 call bl` ml: ll... .. 7 urwl 4| bu.-- _.__ v _- _ I .\I|':iiI'H-\.\'3 'l'.\ll.IIl!. '5. :u.*<|.\!.I. NI). 3, on L'lI `."JLh. where he in- Vdhzll Imml MEAT OI I the In.;r|u.0_ an-.. v'n'o'fH:Tons.i HI IA IX, kc. tutlunuln with Weak link. Nuns: 1-Imuld he ' 1 Mail Tobarronlsl. : . .~'n: I-ll-2`l', ` cu om nun u\\ i'l'.\|J. NU. NIH. ..,L..-, I Ltcnliuu to his largo 3 unit an-l lm 'h:ol full pricyu. la lam! max umrix. l'l')l nl m.......I.. .. mu nuruer. cu: nttclltiull lu busi- uhuo uf public I l*'l.I DU R NT! HE E. 1 n nx I r., r Mmmfawtunar. `n ul4Al(I\. uf vcxwuln are wfuru l|Il|'l:llll|- '3. and iudun n-Inru pIlI1:lll- :u'g, xuul judge) g uu: wmtur ny nthrr lily la\' Imlifvinu u uunrun um no-ml that he I Idn nary. a... `\N'.\l-II.-13'} IIHIUAI. ui Zulbn ....|.. .9. .. Prolilic .....l on . /0. and , MSEED_ ., .. % FOR HOTBEDS I NewBoot and Shoe Store llacm-c & Waddelrs New lluilding. IKU`IW-IJIRS IN GREAT VAIKIETY. `gll and Ice in Jtoclt, and the hatxdjommlt lhmt am] Shoo S mp in the city. I Mac;-ea as snueyf cAg[4_gE AND swan II-A Ax-n--`-..... SPRING, 1873. ruaw PRlN?JRY nouns; % 1. B. Macpherson & Co s ! I I `H13 SUIHCRIUPTR begs to intiumtu that _ he lnu been npl:o_intul .\"cut for the '||oVa: (.'omp:my for thus City mu? surmuuxling -lintrict, (and that ho is nnw prepared to ` weep: Insurances against Fire upon almost wary dcncriptiun of pr-npcrty upon the must IIJt'l`. \IU Lurnm. All work done 11 patch. Nuvcmhor 29, `I 872. w ' V 9' \nV.An 0lv`l-`ltflvl Fun THE IKIMINIUN: ` . Nm 9 81'. s.u'u.uu:.~:'r Sn, Mms"rmr..u.. IVIHIVUI AU I UHLH5, HEAD OF PRINCESS S'l'REET, Kin val All work done with noatncsa am 1 TA. 3. MABPHERSDN & co; _ _..-.., _.,___.__, I SGDTTISH IMPERIAL !.\'SlJl.h\'L`E L`010ll .L\'i' Capital 1_T5['o,mo Stg. I In-we name .\'l`El'|AL B.-HCUAINS in several ' it-um. An early -all in wliciuul. i i.- now complete in eve.-rv clcpartmuut. We