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MEN 0 O- \C Best Plans. Rssnrmxcs : IRISH CAPI- ' TAL. (Concluded this week.) Leaving the park, the Four Courts are nexn visited. I suppose the name was given because four courts Open into a large central hall. Here the legal luminaries of the capital hlVB their headquarters. To the Dahlinite the pile has an nnposmg- gnificance, and many a story ' of the wits and lights \"hltih a: exited the si lated one, time or another frequ puma. Further on, down the Lil'fey and on the same side are some fine bus- eets but these possem no ° erest till Sack ville St.‘ is reached. Sackville or O’Connell‘ St. is supposed 'o be the street of| mwst interest to the tourist. It iS| a wide OpP'l street hut not very long. i To the south is O’Connell bridge, thei most important of the nine crossing! the Lifiev and to the north can be‘ Sr‘f‘n thr> dome of the Rotunda Hos- pital. one of the bPS‘ of the kind I mm tall in the world. On either si'le oi Sackville St. are some of the non-Ml l)'\ll~lln;:‘i of the city. The Umwrnl Post-Office with the "twelve upoe'lns in marble on tor)” (at least, ' the Jarveys.) the Hotel Metro- 30 8a) . n---t...m “(\YD‘ and not far off L‘mnorwl Post-Office wun the "r apos'lvs in marble on tOp” (at so say the Janest the Hotel I pole. Gresham Hotel and not i the Cuatom Home: are soma of Her!- alao are the offices of From I v ‘ ‘ FIRST MORTGAGE great distance apat- pormnt monumPnts, PiHar.1-'§4ft.hig‘u. ‘ {ram the bridga. '1“ in] attention suvanc we. 0r) 0' [ ‘a.lit’| .11 the apostle of Temp (haw, for manv )eu 1 rwman ’s Jom nul ex urtio. H the (-iuzm Suppl} of hash Wm. 10“ HiHQ. and Dan} Ol'JtOl' 88* n urnal an ll? ire and life Insuiance. Ill 3eneral E m ,unons or area, m we cenw the Statue of Gr: equestrian Statue of hero of the Buyine. IIL|\I v\ v--.. T’iere are t'wo large (listillm'ies good wind several sxn illnr ones“) in Dublin. and Tl)~’3€ two are Jmnesm’a nml Rae’s. After Jameson's \viiislngv is known vvery- g gm u wlwre nn'.‘ is :hlx'ertisml in almost i and \' pvery important paper in the Unirml Wliicl Kinglom Ir is said to be millet" with than tlm “not Snob-l1” of the sisteriliills, Island lmt as I am no jnxlge of those lukws things I. shall be excused a prononn‘ we u; cement cn the rival brawls. Then from the wm'llâ€"feemed Guinness’ Brewery deer has its home in Dublin. Dublin the stout is Said to be the bust of the givis kind in the world auci deer is not obtainml in its purity was outside of Dublin anl Belfast. (of v Guinness’s label on a bottle certifies age. 50 the label itself but. 110‘: to the com. Earn a.“ of the bottle, .1“. Dublin whi. 1th of mg :m‘] eloquent or. That 100°Cunm fineat pieces of sculz‘ ._ From the brh ml is of the river is one lone Jum v}. always b'sz loading and Mg mwcimmiise of all kinds. sing O’Conne‘l Bridge to the a Sit)?! distance up \Vestmor- r. is that. famous seat of learn- r'vtitv (2011826. to the left and .ion given to Loanmg, Conveyancing and . Estate Business. HARGES MODERATE. M “(13" at 5 99": elommnt lawvre und‘i In tto UCunmll 3 one cf ac as of 50:11: “me 1 have ‘ th m the bxiugén to the, to arivvr is one low: line‘ «833 btwsy loading, and“; wuhmmise of al' kinds. :1 O’Conne‘l Bxidue to the W 1‘: distance up \Vestmor- g hat famous seat of harm a Cvllege. to (.16 left and“! f Inlanl to the right. 9., These are box}: fine ml - ‘-..-‘.:6nn§\i l'.‘ (I? 'Ill). 3‘ ‘ 3, Ml borrower. p are some» of these. 3 offices of Freeman’s had Ireland, news“ , much to do with mum in the Country. the street and at. no apart are three im- bnts, besides Nelson’s gh. which is farthest These are in mem- 29113 C House. 1' net” \penmc ’(tK, 0W“. tre of which stand 3rauan and the of \inlium III. the I'D U rom the \ )’L‘oumll 1:: \\'_\'(:r DI'O Durham an'm L? , 1 After leaning; (it-.H’enhurst they \‘s'etlnesuav we mm a u»: :-â€" Gm bro t It was Limous- hef.1'2tit to thin out some. and from Chase and killed one doe " he wind. We gave .orntors. .2 that on. at. every station. more or her past, us like t wmw t’ ._ less left the train. .-\ goodimnny left. her a broadside which she neuter heed- ' ’ ‘ ” past WWW-I "0 .. the "T_..ll- the train at Burlt’s Falls. ()ur train ed. Soon Grip came . l» s'rm-t ' wus late, but my friends. Tom and :O'ngue but in less than ten minutes m, when we we heard her give tougue- Says ivh statntl l Bob were waiting; for I and the I started on a walk of nearly four mile :11 Ill. the l east. It was very dark, but we had a lantern. and reached our house in about a quarter of a mile we came up listillvrieslgood time. where a warm welcon‘m - to them fighting, but dog and deer n Dublin. ‘and supper were Waiting: for us. l so mixed up we could not use our. Uter along talk over old times we runs. Soon the deer saw US and mi Rne’s. l . vn every-tact to bed. I was up in good time. away she went with (“p close UPON n nlznostiand went out to look at the country. her. She soon brought her to bay 1 and we came up and soon had her he United which is very rough. and coveret he miller . with the Virgin Forest; timber and down‘ but what. a fight! They are the sister'hills, timber and-rocks. timber andigreat fighters but With ”1933 dcgs. e of those hikes. On Saturday. after tlitiner.lCIice they draw blond thev 110W”? pronoum we got my satchel and empty gun in ' give up the deer. They WOUId g0 is. Then from the village. to he ready for the Ylll'Otlgh fire and water. Frank was more than satisfied. We had two 3’ Brewery deer on Mondav morning. While in Dublin the village I got. my "' License ” deer and there were but two coupons mat of the giving me the privilege of shooting: attached to my license; 'lthe weath- rld and deer‘during the season of 1897. Iger was rather against. this kind of Lts purity was d‘vscrined as being a Canadian. hunting~ by this time. In the mean- 1 Belfast. (of which I am proud) 537 years of time wa'got the first. one in. We 19 certifies age. with grey hair, blue eyes. a now hadtfie “V0 hanging “9‘“ 9‘1? to the con-', farmer Residencts. ' Durham, {erratum andlmnflfiflnrfi- $911.5}? “QQVQ In Dublin whit-.15 I page .53. . " . mm (or a sum; 5999 sprawl: V ‘ ,7 " . 3 Frank “ She has her com on. \\ e rushed on following the sound. In .4 - a u \V h )56 x H5“ ION ulm‘ limited the supply 111 well hence arose a compelled brewer No. l( Cathedral and I.\AV . tereSt. 'lllcao - Cathedral and Christchurch. Ac- cording to tradition, St. Patrick himself founded the Cathedral bearing his name. or at least achurch on the same site. The present building was erected in 1190. It was falling into decay and the in- terest. centres in the fact that it was re-huilt and greatly beautified by Sir Benjamin Lee Guiness, the a cost of £150.000. The as remarkable in the ' land but the mair her are that it was once used as a Parliament House am A that here lie the remains of thc eccentric Swift who V33 0 of the Cathedral. Many anecdote: of these eccentricities are remem bered. --,..... mm- um In berea. Christchurch is also very old-â€"- U ' ' 1038 or thereabout u but not completed for a century '1 or two afterwards. ing of this church Strongbow, Law a rence, O’Toole and otherhistoric 1 nainesare associated. In the 16th l century a large part of the wall fell < down but recently it has been par- tially restored by Mr Roe the dis- 1 tiller at a cost of £250.000. 0n ‘ ' hat Mr. Jameson the lother distiller was doing by way of repairing churches, the answer was l vouchsafed by the jarvey, that it was 'd he was building an asylum to | put the other two in. | Hall is a fine building l but I must not lengthen this fuither. 5] have already exceeded my inten- Etions by many pages. If you and i1 ever come abroad together, I shall .rely on your hybernian sympathies ', to win for us an entrance into all the .unvisited places in this» and other: .‘lrish cities. In the meantime get a tonmera and practise its use so that. l your mechanical ingenuity can have i“. . . . . . vt'lree scope in unprisoning 111 your '_;repertoire some of the scenes of ' and works of art which L‘beauty wabonnd in this fair Emerald Tsle and .l . .. .. . 5 l in the bister Islands. ‘vV ishing you continue DearSlr,â€"â€" 1 left Durham on Friday Oct. 29th ilor Burk’s Falls, about 170 miles lXortlx of Toronto, having a well fillv ‘e‘l vulise. and an empty gun, but s‘hadjlle wlxerewitlmll to fill the gun, I In fact‘ I was loaded for deer. l” Where are you off for Mac,” was ‘ .1." ”um-n nf n hvsmnder. ‘I’m 03' 1n Imzt' l was muuen lUI m,“ . " Where are you off for Mac,” was‘ the (weary of a bystander. ‘ I’m off’ to Parry Sound to shoot deer,” 'as my answer. “ \Vho are you going with.” "‘ I am going alone.” and‘ there would come the laugh. But 1 was not going alone. Hunters with guns and dogs made their appearance at. Palmerston and from that down it was (10:54, guns and men, and guns men and dogs, unnl at the Union‘ ‘Station in Toronto. there was nothing 1 I I 1 but dogs, guns and men. and then on our way North, at every station. we took on more guns, dogs. and men. ‘ until I ant sure there were on board. {fully a hundred dogs, and perhaps :two hundred hunters. . ('1‘ 0 t1 is U‘UU|-V“ -__ . decay and the m- es in the fact that it was I greatly beautified 1);," tin Lee Guiness, the1 I. cost of £150.000. The was remarkable in the Ireland but the main member are that it was .s a Parliament House and lie the remains of the 1 prnsperitly. I am ever Dim-”'9 19 Editor of The Chronicle.) ll sunk about. the. itablishment. An- :bx'ewer once tapped spring and thereby y in the Guinness’ a litigation which No. ‘2 to relinquish and leave Mr. Guin- imm' of the much were shown by ing unusual m-' a St. Patrick’s 31." W} CA .\1 PB'ELL. €51 spent Sunday in a. vet way , several of the neighlx the new ax'rxv ing in to see ery clever audi people are v Just across the road I met lady who knew my fath nearly eigh' She was very smart 3.! ago. as I could see not a gray he] e . be! head. She must haw seventy-five years old. Monday morning. we wel' fore day and dressed for the ' Frank and Bob, - 1" ”4‘ A. ‘lfl them there was no ti Once they start a. deer, less time than it takes tc deer and dogs are with 3 if you are not quick on often happens. If hh drawn the deer never {:8 them. It matters not w goes they are sure to bri \Ve had a Mr. Steele wi day. Gip and Cap broug past him but he missed wonder when you know dogs are. The deer has to keep out of their jaw home about four miles night with no deer, b splendid day’s Sport, as i three or four runs. In ‘ that evening Frank iwou’t do, we must tail Jl ‘JJIJVU' v‘- - of Sunday quietly at home. On Monday morning; we were up, and oif for the same grounds with the same pack, and same gun, not empty. Frank felt, somewhat better, as he felt it in his .L, bones that we were going to get a deer, and Frank’s bones were about right, for we had not gone above a D. mile into the b.1311 when the two dogs left us, and in no time out rushed a tine doe. the dogs and her so mixed up that , thought there were two deer. We were so taken ly surprise shot. Says .:h 4d hreakIaSL over, 3U 9th 1 that neither of us got a i195 Frank “ That’s a good one," and sure till- enough before night we had a fine but] huck hung up about a mile from un. ' camp. We came into camp, tired. eer. \ hut in good shape, and had a capita? heart and liver. Frank was supper of | . . Off ' Said I Was no tent H‘ioot. and a gtiot 'aS cook. From that on we livet 3mg sutnntuosiy. Tuesday 1 went alone had left the (lee andi over to where we .1t 1 the day hefore. with out and I thong anee one that way. I had scarcely "reach .own ed the spot, when out came the doc. [guns with asmall doe. I fired, the (let nion Stopped dead still, but only for hing second, when she was off. with Gi an on Ihad misse and Cap close uponiher. “Ase-1v (5'. “p t The doas were pu ht they would brim venty-nve ycaua w... Monday morning, we were up he- »re day and dressed for the bush in ‘ )od time. Frank and Bob, togeth- ‘ _' with Gip and Cap, mother and son 3 the collie Species, a pair of het- ,‘ n' deer dogs never ran a deer. With ; iem there was no t’ ‘ ' .‘ nee they start a deer, - :ss time than it takes to write it the ee‘r and dogs are with you and past :' you are not quick enough. which 1 item happens. If blood is once rawn the deer never ,2: hem. It matters not wi ', ' ‘. , l :098 they are sure to bring him down. 5 .Ve had a Mr. Steele with us the first " lay. Gip and Cap brought a fine buck l . issed but it. was no l .vonder when you know how fast the logs are. The deer has fairly to fly to keep out of their jaws. \Ve came :iome about four miles on Monday night with no deer, but we had a splendid day’s Sport, as the dogs had three or four runs. In gang home that evening Frank says. “ "his won’t do, we must take back some grub and some blankets, and step at the shanty. ” That suited lne, Tuesday morning we were off bright and early with our packs, and guns no longer empty, for a deer “ l' 1\\n1nflllf. .llmtfl; hung Hp 11”qu .. . “ (-mnt). \Vn came into camp, tired . hut in good shape, and had a (v s supper of heart and liver. Frank T i Said I was. no teiult-rloot. and a good took. from that on we lived‘ sunmtnosly. Tuesday 1 went alone, . lover to where we had left the (leer ‘ the (lay l)(.’l‘()l'e. The dogs wm'e llut tent and I thought they would bring :e one that way. I had scarcely reacan n ed the spot, when out came the dous‘ is with a small doe. I tired, the deer tn Stopped dead still, but onl.v f01' a S l" LL: second, when she was Off. “”11 Glpl )n and Cap close uponher. I had missed (:leb’e to re hut must have gone pretty n. bring; her to a standstill. d. ‘ hark to camp a little ' p hut with a good appetite. grand supperof (lcer’s heart or \Vetlnpsdav we had a very exciting m‘ chase and killed one doe Gin bro’t or her past. us like the wind. “'0‘ gave 3ft her a broadside which she never heed- till ed. Soon Gip caine past {:IVHH-I 110. ten mmutes nd tongue but in less than we we heard her give tongue. Says les Frank “ She has her coin on. ” Ye tad rushed on following the sound. In in about a quarter of a mile we came up me . to them fighting, but dog and deer uglso mixed up we could not use our. we ins. Soon the deer saw us and me. away she w ry. her. She 500 :5 red and we came up and soon had her. and down‘ but Whatafight! They am1 and great fighters but with these dcgs. ner.1cnice they draw blond thev never I in give up the deer. the .through fire and water. i in more than satisfied. “'0 went ‘ '12 We had two ‘ , , _ but two coupons A'. 4L--.-‘.-n.l in Inv ‘Iflensel; The “math! ‘, Wednpsdnv we had a very VA chase and killed one doe up her past. us like the wind. \Ve her a broadside which she nevm 611. 80011 Gip ccune past 2”“ tongue but in less than ten mi we heard her give tongue. Frank “ She has her coin on. ” rusheJ on following the sound -A ell to say Us a gum. good cook at the base (1 we had her, a sis- . Frank’s. “'9 had cakes, with jars of dchecse. and rolled ne venison in, The :ther make a capital lched our camp all pretty tired. That walk, with a full pack mpty) gave us a gzood nPr. Afterdimxerwe urt:‘o J 0“- and water. Frank “"45 ‘ natmeal per sank ............ satisfied. “73 had tWO Chop per cwt ................. are were but two coupons Turkeys per ‘lb ................ my license. The wealth- Geese perlb ................. .er against. this kind of Ducksper pair ............... this time. In the mean- Chickensper pair .............. 3 the first. one in. We DressedHogs pencwt... ....... etwo hanging near our Hides....per lb ........ 1.. sun assure sonit’RMK-rave Sheepskins..-................ panda £99» ’Agspeciully ".Vool 1 l t' v __ - neighbors I arrival. r and friendly. callâ€" The men an old father then einhtv )"MS ”-3 and as far v hair in her , been over aken ly sut prise t a shot. Says 1 one. and sme we had a fine .1: a mile from ‘zéé (“an be offered at 80 low a price, i ginning to amn‘eciate and take i Why should not you ? ‘ -n I when there’s one for him and no one And now comes the work to eight miles distant, but this was overcome by Tom and me leaving the house about six a. tn. on Friday with a one horse wooden sleigh. “It: got lto the camp about 8. p. m. and after loading up we started. teaching home about. 11 a. 1n. Had dinner and then oif after saying good bye to kind friends, for the station some 4 miles off. I ieit that night or rathet ' ‘ L W! I. 0!”: IIUIDU "UV“-.H ._ .4 :o the camp about 8. p. m. mm aften onding up we started, teaching home about. 11 a. 1n. Had dinner and then off after saying good bye to kind friends, for the station some 4 miles off. I lelc that night or rather next; morning. at one o’clock roach- ing Durham on the ‘2. p. m. train Sat- urday, having got all the law allows and had a most enjoyable limo, so much so that if all be well I shall gc up again next full. “7 -L- D l I RHAM, Nov 24th. 1807. '1 Fall Wheat ................... 4 P “privy \Vlleat ................ ¢ Oats .......................... Peas ........................... Barley ........................ Hay .......................... Potatoes. . . .per bag ........... 4( Market Report. RKER. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooooo “K11. McALISTER m. 15:..- grim: 500 teem 6 to 7 17 to 201 Pianos, urgaua uuu we .. ...,, Money to_ loan on turn) prop ' lowest rates. Conveyancing, Leases. Wills gages, etc.. drawn up 0: nouce. . Horses bought. and sold. \Vaterloo Tln'eshers for sale rooms. Patronage solicite Orders for Sales may be left 1 ClmoxwLE OFFICE. ‘ I-‘l 1S4" 33011 3 Swing in the etc., h NO\V is the time to buy; your Binders and MOW- ch and be sure and buy only Massey Harris Machines. They are sure and reliable and will not faii to satisfy you. A full stock wagons and \ 'Afullcar load arrived. Get your § 1 . . .Twme early from 6 cts upwards. {Repairs of all kinds kept. in stock. Farm Implcme 1.- 1 l wagon always in Stock. can bu v these at. right prices HAY FORKS, SCUFF- LERS, and PL()\\'S Plenty of them in stock. â€"â€"â€"â€"'1‘ \VIN Eâ€"-â€"â€"â€"- to. \ ‘5“! ; Binders, g Tooth Hz 3 market. {or all kiué ire Issuer of Marriage Licenses. U C G 11 us a a t! Insurance promptly attended ‘0 1 one 11013111“. Leases. Wills, Mort.- dwwu up on short 80! D) {H 1‘r0.\"S-. G u :‘tl'ds Mo \ '( “'Hl Buggies Stand. sale at ware- Au 0 uctiouee!‘ M achine Low 61 Town :1 ml ne Durh (Km. at THE ll h at III scorched "8. H18 0; the was silo. - to see the can platform. ‘Vidual. 0v at houl ( m (try. Al the #31911er “-3 Upon wt 3 mounting f priests. b. acreu'bed [4 weu‘d a tnothvr \\ Would Iva the mouth of (‘onwal [ox-occasion and balm lit. to (wit light. Next ‘ill in [brag to venture 1 procession an The “bole [- Eng seemed t into a lung drums and u Ind forsake: acre conung hilly slog-Nil Still they (:8 in dolorous lowing muss feelings. unl dear'rllmhle. diff of platvau than tn dus m earning an we re 5 ”U FDL‘S h! 0k his right' brown pan . quite as 1 h rents 01 fl the bloc S 11 WA \\ T WAS [I “Hi 0U! I u, un the at guid. 'ould 0v ‘ aunsL H m prom it y 8100 and ha: Ill (‘I'O It‘ll l H 19 5011 an: I worl '2' re “'lnl “1 0U“ Y fn of “'9! ‘eli a: