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| 2 . Biilding, Brock-st.,, Whitby. > ™ Tot a © TFN Lauy vol) ads vd g tears Yad) 0068 nem baited os andl eons ola ts cub etn ota st ll aaa @ ail caorrefingy 1a 3 " T Litany sit inlag i 10 amos id sim po if y y &i i il ; f0 ¥%a wi vg PUBLISHED AT THE I ¥i€roitia BLOOK, PRINCE ALBERT| fwd) sq! GOUNEX OF ONTARIO, TE HURS DAY: M 0 NING BA; H. L. Harnden,L,D.S., | Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, :» [1 @f Eleven Years Experience, OFFICE, -- Quany pn ON, ¥ PORT PERR YH 'RESIDENCE-- "ries ALBERT. Parlietar sjieption gen to the regulation i diver eth mod on Gold, Silver and Teeth, filled with. Gold so as 19 preserve ad PAREE aid withinsix of Children's T\ ny Tnatpa' 2.00. Nosub- ssariphion taken for ssthan six pap Aesasrtiuged, anil allarrearsare paid. i By AHH SL MRP hs brid hig 'them fromefurther d rahi 2x4 ADYERTIING, o Jin a ns eit rb Tippee Mee ESA tion. wi rit _hligty, Noudvertisément will her ola Ania iior $ » ret ra} iaawnt illowedto Morehmnisand wilien ho Kh fhe vearorhall~ . AVL Let will dual: Tver be strist.ya i. @ PEA 17 uy oe vin tantly wieredning importance of the Non) BilingalOnga vies endersihe, A necessity. ) right, and d rong. it yo oi aks the lead in Corwin 812 gsneratinteve: "ounty ; and in the amount Sosa uad eave. Wiilbeunenrpnssedhy in Cai . JOR. DEPARTMENT, (Pamphlets, Hand Posters; Progrommes. Bill earn is Mank Por eoipt Books. Clieck Books ulafs, Business Cards, ki an yleudeplar, execticdpromptly} Tui lgwe glesthanatany Mietjesirom a listande zatfinghand bills ny Ey «ean have fhsmdone totake home withihem. J. 'BAIRD. eh H. PARSONS, --n Ik x Pyecaup af 18heds) ro al Cavs. raelesl yur Bh an hy dL DR. WA A DRONER for the ie of Ontivio, HL phrsidan, Prince A : jit YG RaDYAT Surgeon and Accoucheur, E. MARTIN, 'of Victoria College, Toronto lincial 'Licentinte raduate of Bellvue Hos) i Medical College ; of the New ork OE Sa Infitdery in General and rthopoedic and Sherk caduate for = dtbetses. of the chest, NOW York. Jes at Al- .i8qn & Petits Drug store, Port P: 8 Re JONES, M. D,, CORONER + FOR THE COUNTY OF ONTARIO; PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, &C. R fond; Re«idence - over Allison Stare, Fon Perry. Drs. MeGILL & RAE, H TANS, Surgeons, &c., &e. Ofpeany P fh ences, Kin ag sel Oshaya. y--- MGILL MN. De FRANCIS RAE. M, B. ! TeamueL E COCHRANE, LL.D, ARRISTE. County own_' Attorney, B ibe Shancey, Noo Public, &c., Brock Seth Whitby. " sais &e , Ke, of |, Sept. 28, 1870. Jeans. Nitrous . Oxide ministered for the |' pain less pH of Fred Consultation fres and: all work warfantéd, . Oct. 41871. 39-1y Ensusance, Sr : THE ONTARIO FARMERS Mutual Insurance' | Company HIS Com many is now + now fully organized and is prepared to aceept risks on Farm Buildings ui their ¢ohiténits, country School Houses and hurches. Those wishing to insure and thereby support a Home Insurance Co \pany have now an opportunity of doing so either by applying to the Head Office, or to any of the local Agents of the Corgpa Our rates will be found as "low as Glos 0 dny FesporstileMutin} vain] Compa in Can Head fy ou Office Build- ings Brock Street, Whi selairy GR, le PAIRBANKS; In, 27-1y To YSeusiary INCORPORATED .. ......... 1851. $400,000 HON. SOHY MeMUR n cH Q. Capital oy i GENERAL AGENT, "Auctioneers, « Major & Willcox, "LICENSED | AUCTIONEERS |i FOR THE couyTy OF ONTARIO, Valuators, Land Age Agents, Commission erchants, &e. ACCOUNTS COLLECTED PROMPTLY. Money to Loan at 8 per cent. W. M. WILLCOX, PRINCE ALBERT. 39 E. MAJOR, BorELIA. © WITT Ry TIRON, ARRISTER, Attorney at 'Law, Solieitor in Chanery, &c. Office in the Victoria LYMAN ENGLISH, L. L. B,, AJOLICITOR in Ohaugers, Attorney, \ p Sonveyaneet, fo, 0 Oshawa. Office--Simcoe 3 rect, , Opposite t post office. . Wm. Gordon, Licensed Auctioneer, Valuator, &e., &e., Bid Th hips of Brock, Uxbridge, Scott, 1 OR the Var ped Mariposa and Fi sldon. i 3" Parties entrusting their Sales to me may rely upon the utmost attention being given to is @. YOUNG SMITH, LL. B, Bi Attorney-at-Law, Solicitor in Chancery, and .Insolvency, Notary Pub BL s Block, Brock Street, Whit- y, 0) "CAMERON & MACDONELL, rn STERS: and. Attorneys at Law, Sd sitors County Oolinigil Ontario. Offices: MO. CAMERON. ] H. I. MACDONELL. ES LAMON, A Law, Salisitor in" Ohancery, their i WM. GORDON, Sunderland P. O.; Brock. t ATTENTION. The und; d would fully call the Auctioneer, that he is prepared to attend sales on the shortest aotice anywhere in the County of Ontario. Blank Notes and Bill Stamps kept nstantly on hand. He ig sole Agent for the best and 'cheapest fail p Bow wing Machine in the Dominibm-+pat- ente: 7 nce be an bin 871. The Patent Letier A Family : ce 0 rel, Me Mail Mi ki led, Tailors, nd ff, ta Ean perf or - ing who have the pleasure of Gilpin ep Re ies make 8 An Bons Tas Aton ior Dou Dod Ohba the Pate Patent Letter Ay ad wit have ee re Post Office ; aT the bes} machine for $30. 5. War \ Bo 80 co Fecter's Block, oppo- Orders atte dod 0 on tho i as to iv Go moweRE, I AL t J. Co-PILRBY; 4 ohn At Law, | Epson, Sept. 7, 187). 1, . Song AGENT. ! 36 si 5s JOHN. SL jibe At Notary Public, Co (BRS : of over i : Boor tn Chas: | t he Rayai| vic 'THOS. BH WALSHE, YCENSED Auctioneer Jor 'the To fobs ate, oy le hal. thisoffice, 0 rath iden v will be Crandel its d door iia Ait into ) Drona #5 i) lice, oklar He a Rein : Maurin Ma Sneddon John A McCAW, Postmaster, WESTERN ASSURANCE COMP COMPY W. | TORONTO, GW. attention of those 'wishing the services of an | Ei ders loft : Rr : Hoya Ganadian Hotel, 7+.) PORT PERRY... RE Subscriber 1aving leased 6 above Hotel, fitted up nas atyle in keeping with hidly increasing bu jisiiocs and ani prospesty of the the io to the Siglborhios and pid of the attentio; Coe Stab oe . by the | fo abies ad atte Hortons, fot URSDA: gi Story. From tho Argosy for September. We lived far away ihthe country in a rastic district. of the lute place, Wain his family, my mdiher was lead; and 1 was the eldest Neither labor nor Ccxpense: will be spared in making the Royal ¢ Canadian Hotel worthy of public patronage. 5 11.59% HENRY FOY. Port Perry, June 16, 1869. 3 'REVERE HOUSE." MANCHESTER B. PLANK, ........ PROPRIETOR, AVING purchased the above hotel, and hog} 'furnished the Bar with the liquors | iid "The rest being younger, 'Ftrove th du'my beat with them. My! off at trouble then was my clothes, : Cher ye young, isle of our station that 1 aseo- ciated with, dressed batter than: I eould, Vanity begine' earlier Land it grieve: me. than that in a female heart. "had made and cigars. Eve, tention Stages to and from hitby njrisge Hann | ostlersalwagd in attendance. i ti RE Mackie's: Hotel (LATE BRODIK'S,) yd H SA WALTON STREET, - PORT HOPE Wu. MACKIE, Proprietor. Jewett's Hotel, KENT STREET, LINDSAY. Good stable and shed attached, and an attentive "ostler nlways in' attendance. Free Omnibus to and from the Cars and Boats. DAFOE HOU Sk WERIC A ' ful attenti Go to ini commodetio pr Li Hy cain The bar supplied with the best wines, liquors ud Goud stablin signs, Goods EY. AFOR, Proprictor. Centre Hotel, SAINTFIELD, JAS. CAMERON, Proprietor. Albion, Hotels , WHITBY. JA MASON, PROPRIETOR. This{Tlatel has undergone a thorongh renova- 4 tion and been fitted up with a view to the com- fort and 'convenience 'of the traveling publici-- Every attention will be vaid to the table and bar, while obligtig and atientive hosters will hay (3 Sarge of the stables., bitby, 20th Juze, 1870, 25 CHAS THORN, V.S. EMBER of the Veterinary Tostitute, Chica- | £0, ih Gold Medalist for the best' exami- 1 Horse Practice, Author of a Fis ay on Shoeing. Graduated Sept. ) e that he has taken and ig now pre- d to his eare in 11ful and sc manner. All or- ders left. at the Medical Hall of Messrs. Allison & Petlet, will receive prompt attention. 3 The Vetermary Stables may be found on Lilly street, opposite Cossitt's Factery, Port Perry, July 27, 1871. JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT, Fs PRINCE ALBERT. ro @ ew Great Inducements ! ! ! New Arrivals of JEWELRY, CLOCKS, dnd WATCHES +r Will be sold Very Chea, Considerable Reduction in For One Month Only, And fe Cash Only Ys John Diesfeld's, PRINCE ALBERT. Prince Albert, Ang, 31, 1871. Dr, Thorn begs to announce up his residence at Port Perry all FT s entr 30 Sess Tasned Anorty, BITSTRTRS 1:70) BE "| Ma i te y ne OB ran 101 HENRY CHARLES. Bort Phry, Nov. 11th, 1869. (01 7i'e cin dons Ldress well. Lapint that does duty for him § aud at Port Perry. Office," Fhe Hetiood) for the oar worked up' evary oh ed tg 1} Aid need a new druss for the caming winter. L made my shoes last as Jong as other girls did for I knew my father needed every wig apy hing, and sorrowful then I asked for money, that I tried to do with as little as poegible. But here it was the last of October ; my summer dresses, poor enough at all times, looked very thin and paliry _noW. + One Saturday afternoon | shall never for: get. Itis what | am going totell of, My iwork.all done, the children at play in the orchards I combed ont my long brown hair, put 0a my best cotion rock, selected a plain linen collar of my 'own making, and pinned it'around my neck' with an old breastpin, tha ouly bitof jewelry 1 owned. ever With me, I think it was instinet to Not fine 5-ouly neat Then, taking out my last winter's best frock, 1 Tsat down ty the window to gee what I could 'o ut renovating it. It was alight blue merino-- very lightiideed now ~ and [ krew it was 108 short for me, asl was sill grow- ing, and'il was very shabby. But by wrn- ing, and piling in.a wide band of wim- ming which | had, [ thought it might be made lo answer, 60.4 set 10 work with a will, The work was vexing. 1 was trying to do what scarcely could be dope ; and as | sut chewing and contsiving, I felt fit to ery over our poverty - Just then the deg on (he door-8ill sel up-atoad barking; and I feoked 10620 what it was at. in al the gate wilh a pack at-his back, a 8, | wavelling pedir, | knew, came in, although 1 said I did uot want | anything ; and the children seeing him, cawe running in 100. ¢ 1 cannot afford to buy ;indced I eannot,' I kept saying. But the man unly kept on emiling, and opened his pack on the parlor floor. And it was too great a plea- sure lo me la see the things, to make great opposition. The first that came out was just the very thing I had' most longed for t a beautiful fine French merino, of a dark crimson color. | had once seen a dress of this kind, but none hal ever been offered for sale in our litle place that could equal this in shade and texture, The peddiar looked at me with his Keon, black eyes as I knelt down to feel the prize I had no hope of winning. «The lady will buy,' he said ; but I shook my head, and crossing my hands behind we, stood vp resolutely, trying hard not to long for the much 'desired piece of goole. ¢ Not. buy,' he exclaimed, in a broken Janguag ge of same soit, L-con! od not tell whe-: ther German or French ; and. he looked so astonished, even pinfal, thet I felt' sorry at once, and confessed that 1 had no money, and. could not purchase, £ But the beautiful young ipdy have some: old silver--old jewelry --ald silk dresses-- just as good as money 7' said: he, 1 laughed at the idea, but ke only opened another pickage to disgflay to the boys some dumb watelies with very gay chains; and'|' '| handing them each one, he tpok out a small doll for my little sister, and told them to rua away now, the boys to stay near the dJoor-step, and then taking up the much coveted diess-iece, I 'againg examined i, Satan was tempting-me, or some ve had I heen 80 sorely. beset. let it igo, yet. how pay. for it? ras 'be. said, ¥ You think it 35 «0h yes,' 1 repliad,. ¢ 100 good for 1 me. said. 0 loan on good Farms, at 8 6 fefiqee ov LYMAN! Ring 'of utd fidhon; 'of havi tavern and expenses over S veyancer, Commissione: ster, r 6f 4 'sBench, &c. ii carefully attended Manche # ho goo trust until be comp again. much of it 2 he asked. «Did 'T hin Y, OCT. 19, 1871. TT ther Was a postmaster i in his decently. | was sixteen, and housekeeper; 313 nd, Jemade every aslicle ip my mother's: pve lf, had _advan- tage ; and now that was all gone, and 1} Sixpetis he could earn, oid' deeddod want. Not that he ever was. cross, | but ne. otten sighed and looked so pained A man was coming" He smiled end | "How could ¥ "The black eyes never let: py face; but: pectfal, vily' Sowing "I suits: you much 1} 'The ingle haverset no. store by is o grea) value, Mubol. The genie diamond 10 Ms; PROF People. would being | merino in' ert [Yo 1 langhed as I ondid wt. © } did not think much of (it, "but it" was all 'thecjeweliy | | possessed in' the world. * k showed him my name on back, J Mabej.} . But' it Was worn nearly sninelligible nove, ¢ Nearly done, said hey Wining it abou nds, ¢ itis yery poor.' this was true ; the poor thin' gold, it ry gold, was all "hted' and mashed flat, the original pin gone, and a needle tied in by the eye with a thread served to [fasten it. One large stone was setin the centre as large as a pea, 'surrounded by nine emal- ler ones, but one of these waa lost ogt long ago, and 1 bad often "tried to find a piece of white # 1s< 10 (it the small cavity, but had The 6l0nes were all glass, as 1 Soine of the girl&'in the village vhy I wore 1 then T'wonld slow the dir n the back, and toll them [| bad beéw nomed after the name thera. Some one had given my mother the pin for me: when. was born ; and she, mother, Bait 1} should bear the game fame. he pedlar FRET it i HP Ran, "ead I TiofReu hE Ra ers trem bled. "11 te "back in three momha? time,' xaid ha, ¢ 1won't be no gba wo me ; but I take it on trust. © Of=if you ean pay saoner, 1 hall be about tee neighborhood "ail next week, and sleep each night at the inn.' Be you very sure I did not hesitate long'; the temptation was too greal ; 8, thrusting the old pin carelessly into his breast pocket he tied his bundle, and with low bows, left the hopge. I could scarpely ns io my good luck. I spread ont my vew frock on the bed, and held it before me to try the effyct, And then I began to repeat. My father, Lknew would not give me one cross lvok ; but atill. 1 did hate to tell him of the twelve shillings [ owed the pedlap. 1 would be sawing for the riext threw maonthe, that he would loose nothing by the bargain, for ['d scripe n together myself. When | | icked » the liner band tg put round' my neck, I did' not'know how to pin ; then I recollected how often the girls had told me that 'a bow of ribbon ould look eg much prettier. Sa, lgoking: up a small pices of black velvet, 1 forned a how, wil felt more than half satisfied. © My father did not get home to lea or aup- 'per. I put the children to bed afier their slices of bred and treacle, and a good washing, f "At ten o'clock a note came, saying come business had detained my father, that'T lind better close thie house and retire This was nothing very unnsual, ag his business mnat- tersolten kept' him late, . | was quite a staid Little woman in management, and did as | was bid. My father would come in with hik'fateh-key On 'Sunday 'morning al breakfast the children showed him their watches aud doll. I'said nothing about the dress, fur it struck me he was looking anxi- 208. * ¢ Where's your breast-pin, Mabel!" he ueked, as the children ran put before the Jdobr after breakfast, Fhe breast pin! | was frightened at once. He had never asked lor it, or noticed it before. Ho must have heard of what i'd done, and was angry. ¢ Father I have pot got it," I exclaimed at vnee, ready to ery. + ¢ Not got it! What do you mean, child ? You surely wore i} yesterday I' ¢ Yes, sir,' | replied ¢ and wi all safe, . 1 was Jus! going to tell you about n when you lightened me. rs ¢ Well, 1 dont wish to frnghten you, my 'dear ; I bad no thought of ench a 'thing. -- Culm yourself, Mable, while 1 tell you of a letter | received yesterday, and" then you oan gel the pin 81 jour leisure, You can gett?' «| can get it, father. or, rohit you can "But I hops fou will not blame' me. 'have You heard about i 2? x ®od I! wWeh, tly déar, Hifen.' We have never 'dttnelied any vali fo 'that old pin, only that 4! good, kind' women gave it'1o your mother io keep: for, yon, and we did, keep'il because of that. She. was a stranger, Jo us, ppor lady, apd was in distress, and youn mother was kind to her. But she left the place | codn aftet you were botn, 'and we never uéard'iny more of 'her. Yesterday, how: of aver, 1 a lener from 'd long distaivce : asking bi vury piny and describing atjieven'tothe mame onthe 'back. It is very, | valuable, M Mabet> FO jt ahold hae beat bul obey | si ol | py @ Jorne, if WW ale whit aber o¥erpowi ing snrpsi '|'vevet scolding me; but as 10°' finding the! ol-Taeliicnaplo lasten it at first 'without the old 'familiar || the better to luke me in--game 0 be hang- My hear So Yoatng ten stiokes where | e-- 14 Ob tather, father, go down 16 the "Black Howse I' | exclaimed: * Tubpediar is there Land he has my pin.' 1.1 My father's firat thought, was that my good fortune had {urned m brain, 1 ex-1 altto him. He, hd very "kind, | , Ce pin and the podtar, he kn world thay his foojieh - any 80 hopelul. - However, be othe it best 0. go, and} for me to go with him. Soin a few min- utes we were walking down fo the Black Horse. The landlord was sitting alone in his tiont porch, smoking quietly. He look- ed surprised when we walked up the steps, but very politely invited us into the parlor, klulig that his' women folks had gone LL Th RO SEN ; Te here a pedlar staying pork you, Mr. Ford 2' began, my. father. A pediar i= no," exclaimed the landlord as if the qestion vexed him. «I have not seen a pedlar for three Sucks, and the one that was here then dill not pay his bill. Fimust have tuned very pale arihis, and felt fainigngain. Mr. Ford wanted me to take a cordial. My fathgt tosned it off, saying | wag Vitad. Then he suid that | had made a little bargain with a pedlar the day before and we wished to settle with him. ¢ Got cheated, I wartant,® said {he bluff old landlord ; but no such man came to this house yesterday. [ do recollect now that Joe, my astler, anid he saw a fellow. with a big black box or bundle come up the bank fiom the creek just after the stage passed ; but I didn't pay any attention 10 him." My father gave up all hope-at once ; but I gould not belive my fortune. was gone.-- He trie to comfort me, saying | was just as well off as before, and had a new dress into the 'bargain. How | hated the thought of my beautifu! meiino } Well, it is of no use to prolong my story, or tell you of the efforts made to catch the adroit thief. 'He was no pediar, but a clerk wn {hat very law office from which the letter was sent telling us of the diamonds. He mauaged to delay : the letter to. my father for a past of two; hastened away himsell, and--obained my pin, ™ We never found Lim ; we Yor heard of him. He must have got ¢ft somewhere over the sea with his prize. 'My paar 10il- ing futher, always gentle, did not 'reproach me, but even' io this 'day the regret "lies heavily on my mind ; for what might | not have done for him and 'the dear children with ail that money 7 And the lady wig had givon me the pin did not know youl she was dying the value i's was of, and that can<ud the stir. Ah me, it was one of those chances in life that perhaps we all miss on occasion, the *tide ine aflairs of men that taken at the flood leads on to fgitune.' more 'of the and was "hot Aud about my crim- son dress! . For a long while, shabby hough I was, [ could not look at it or let it be made up, But times soothes trovbles.-- And | must say that it made .a charming gown, and one, who was an artist, saw me in it, and made me his wife. So perhaps Fit all happened lor the best, But I'm sure | hops that wicked pedlar-- wha made believe to speak like a loreigner ol. A SLIGHT MISTRKE, The following amusing incident is said to have occurred a Sunday or two since at the parish church of a: yiliage a short dis- tance trom Hanley. An eloquent preacher bad made gn appeal on behall of the Sun- day Schools, ana the chyrch wardens were mak nz a oollection from pew to pew. One' ol these functionaries came at length to a pew occupied by the wife of a flourish- ing publican Notwithstanding the stirring appeal which hud jast been made, Dame Quickly had been overcome by sleep, apd did not immediately deposit. her contritu- tign, sa the ehurchwarden gently nudged her with the plate, whereupon the goo:l lady, being brought to a gemi-wakeful state, cooly swep} the contents of the plate into her lap, with the disunctly audible remark ¢ + All right, weiter; five pigts and jhree papers ofjtobacco." Lx KING vonwawn, | One hondred 'years hom now ! Have yon '(ever thoughtol it? When you sea the -aded leaf, the opening bud, or the pertect | blossom, tid yoy ever think who will look vpon the flowers that bloom, the bods that will unfold, or the leaves that will fall and Wither, ene hundred years from now 7-- Or, when you have walked ihe sheets, m ting the people that pass and repiss you like waves upon the ocean, did you ever think who will walk these streets one hun- red years [rom now ? Such thoughts are not pleasaat, yet it is well 10 cherish them 'hat we may realize more fully the f-eting wature of earthty things. Yes, they are. sad thoughts ! yet the pulse must ceare ite \ beatin, L MNsL pet its 3 i Pale The soul feels, not the touch of time and years We kdow \hat each passing season bears with it many ghanges ; but leaves and fowers, are not all wiat'fade, or 'the Voice of music all that passes away. Death is in - ur world ; aud all uma, ity mig feel the touch of the great destroyer. Let us linger on the thought, that though the skies may be as beauutul, add the earth robed in as much loveliness, yet the eyes t hat now look upon them will be closed !~ closed in the sleep that knows no waking, noul the trampet shall sound at the last great day of judgemen! One hundred years, and the child on whose puth the snows of winter are now falling, and the old man who for four scotg has marked tie blossoms fade, will have ¢ passed away,' REE » WOODEN NALLS, In these days of millions of iron, copper, and zine nails, tacks «ill brads, of lightnii golf-feeding, and almost antomauc oy machines, it is wonderful to find wooden nails coming into use. Wooden pegs made by the same machines as shoe pegs, are now largely used for fastening boxes, and manufacturers receive large orders from the West, for inch pegs for this purpose. In China, Japan and Hindoostan, pegs of bam- boo have been always used in fastening tea chests and wooden packages. In this age however, it looks like retrogression to use to use wood for purposes for which iron seems 60 much better adapted. As one of the curions ficaks of the habit, so igherent in human nature, to féturr. to former cus= toms under the impression thai they are novelties, the above is noteworthy ; but we do not appreciate a fall in cut nails from . this cause. The jdea of using wooden nuily seems to us a good ane. The treenayly nsed in ship building aie an example of the value of such wooden nails. The rust. ing of naile exerts a very destructive actien on timber, and thia will be totally avoided by the ase of woodun pins. Moreover, it is almost certain that before . many years pass away, wood will become: so valuable that it will not pay to use the material of packing boxes for firewood, as is at present done Now, so long as iron naila nye used, it becomes a difficult matter, and one invol- xing the rapid destruction of tools, to use old Inmber. The use of wooden rails wi} | obviate this gifianly Woorwits I~ Da -- The people in' the neighborhood of Woolwich, England, the site of the royal ursenal, have been lately gravely disturbed by the discovery that the ground beneath their feet wae linble a! any moment to give way at any moment jo give way and let them down ito a cavern or subterranean ontaining thirty fect ot water Excavatiorg and probings ot diflerent points have proved that a considerable area is thus undermined and tie consequence has been u general removal ol alt who can afford to take other nud safer habitations. For the security of sch as remain, government surveys of the ground are to be made immediately, and such safeguards adopted against accident ag the. necessity of the case shall demand. reservoir Piney Fores} 19 the name of a single fe- male editor of Mississippi, and it is not too far-fetched fo gay that whep she pitches in proves hers If a tartar. ; i -------- p lLiascible tiaveller-- I «ay, boots I want to cach the 5:15 train bring me a cab. Boog -- You're 100 late, sir; a cab couldn't doit. + «3ahn,? said a father to bis'son one day, when be caught him shaving the down off his npper lip, - don't throw your shaving water out where there any barefooted |b for thyy might get their feet pricked.' ac "i person observed tg his friend who was fearning 1o 1ake snuff, that it wae wrong to 1egth ong's nose a bad habity asa man gefi- Iraseibl fi you! Bring me two cabs then. Valuable I Property rty for Sale. HE proprietor offers for sale thai I Hoos Li Lot oe present ha oe E ately opposite residence of Major man, Prince Albert. oy House is in every enient as a residence, etally follows his nose. ¥ g atl gorrrrr-------- : The b best plan for preventing the is to fill them' what with féar of my tartier's-anger, | fap! he pavior HE éhildten lien es dds ¥, is in 2 portant ih from led up wildly. « bed. "Wl étt Hote to' thysélFon he sofa in of ictal atid, > you is, 1 "who had ant me for y found 'eaeh owner in o police court, 'both Sg with: Joable oh 'Suitable closets ; a good < hari oi Shed Stiacjed, and lots of good water--hard, A oe tot oontaing one quarter of an acre, with eter Sion coud could be desired for Com- tothe East of ta rt Lr 'arget fie Immediate | Indisputable. ig FE | For further dos oly as, ue ; & Money, Land and' ranketach: t pe sme wept . be