The canadian gleaner, 12 octobre 1871, jeudi 12 octobre 1871

[" y | ; | | : > ) > LL Ce e st 1 1h n à m s- A | Ri kg ct r ers nm at of ad nd yon nd nll ys he ts kk.he by of er ed ty ed wre ry, cl- the ust pre in- al, in ue- cat we 1an er- 11s 1 0 ion oc- ing ) it ubt the san \u2019 ol commenced business in the large store N .\u2018® ar- à to pol, and ex- riv- gh- the ère gh- esh art ion ins n,\u201d ir uor ; NO tod.tect the y of ing ter- 1red tely 8 han The A ont, nar- this rds heir hod 10n- red, ned | Howick, English River, May 10th, 1871.HUNTINGDON DOOR, SASH, & FUR NITURE FACTORY.(BALES, Rocking chajrs, Chests of Drawers, Tables, Stands, Bodsteads, &c., for eale at the Huntingdon Door, Sash, & Furniture Factory.Oofins made « the shortest notice.avip Laun, .a ARCHD.HENDERSON.June 1.1871.LALONDE & BARR heretofore occupled by Alfred Brunet & Co, ST.LAWRENCE STREET, BEAHARNOIS, hope that their fricnds and the public in general will give them a call when they come to Beauharnois where they will find everything generally kept in a country store, such as DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, BOOTS & SHOES, PAINTS & OILS, COAL & IRON, SALT AND FISH, GLASS, PUTTY, AND VARNISH.L.& B.hope, by being punctual to business, that they will be favored with a share of the patronage of the District.RENOV AL! JJ HUNTER EGS to intimate to his customers and the public in general, that he has removed to the Store lately occupied by John Edwards, and has just received a large and welkassorted stock consisting in part of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, BOOTS & SHOES &c.the whole of which will be sold at extremely low prices.The highest prices paid for all kinds of pro- uce, .P.8, No 1.Family Flour and Corn Meal kept constantly on hand.Intending purchasers are respectfully invited to call and examine the stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.PLOUGH REPAIRING.T the solicitation of many Farmers in this vicinity, who have heretofore at a loss of time and Ühe Camion HUNTINGDON, Q.THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1871.\u2014 2-0 eee aac eee ~~ Glen PS bene?Jovote are \u2018 \"a a liverys instead.The utmont economy 1s ed at Chiselburst.One who visita there NO.319.J.BEAUCHEMIN, OTARY PUBLIC.Office atthe Registry Office, Huntingdon, TO THE PEOPLE GOING WEST.GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAYS Via Niagara Falls, Suspension Bridge, Toronto, and Hamilton.OUR Express Trains leave Suspension Bridge, Toronto, and Hamilton, daily (Bundays excepted) on arrival of Trains and Steamers from the for, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee and all points West.Leaving Valleyfield daily (Sundays excepted) at 5 P.M, via.Canadian Navigation Company's Steamers, making direct connections at Toronto and Hamilton with Great Western Railway to all points West.J.DEMERS & Co, Agente, 374-6m alleyfield.LIME! LIME! sale cheap at the Hendersonville Mills.SPENCER & DOWNIE.Hendersonville, Jany.27, 1871.342-tf J.DEMERS & CO, VALLEYFIELD, | JAvE received a large and finely assorted Stock of Goods, comprising.DRY GOODS, .GROCERIES, HARDWARE, axp LEATHER.of money, had to go a distance to get their ploughs re- which they will sell cheaper than any other house in paired, the subscriber has left Messrs Gillies & Boyd the trade.and opened a shop in the Village of Huntingdon, at They are also buying all kinds of Produce for cash, which he will devote himself particularly to the re- and offer the highest price in the market for Wool pairing and setting of Iron Ploughs an apprenticeship to this branch of the blacksmith business, and had long experience at it, he believes he will give general satisfaction, and hopes to enjoy a fair share of the public patronage.He has now on hand a few excellent new Iron Ploughs for sale.He will Le prepared at all times to also do all kinds of general blacksmith work, including horse- oeing.BG\u201d Shop adjoining the Methodist church.WM.CAMPBELL.DENTAL NOTICE.J S.McPHERSON, L.D.8.late of Montreal, begs leave to announce to the people of Huntingdon, Having served and Grain.Valleyfield, July 20.367-6 m.HEN you come to Beauharnois be sure to call and see the splendid new and complete stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, &c., &c., at the new Store, opposite \u201c Moirs Hotel,\u201d the whole to be sold cheap for cask, our motto being small profits dnd quick returns.WM.NORVAL & CO.Beauhurnois, 5th September, 1871.and vicinity, that he has established an office in Mr Shanks' Block, in the Village of Huntingdon, where he may be found daily, until further notice, during the first week of cach month, by all requiring his professional services.modern improvements in the profession, he is prepar- JOHN J.MACLAREN, A\u201d TS om 131 St James Street, (opposite the Post Office) Montreal,and Court House, Hun- Having availed himself of all tingdon.W.8.Macrarey, Agent at Huntingdon.ed to perforin all Dental operations in a satisfactory manner.Special attention given to the Filling, Cleaning, and Preservation of tho natural Teeth.Artificial Tecth from one to an entire set inscrted on any ofthe most approved Bases.SPRING ARRIVALS.FRESH GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS! HE undersigned has just received direct from Montreal one of the largest and the most select INSOLVENT ACT OF 1869.stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions ever brought Provixce or Quesec, : ° n the Superior Court.District oF BeAUHARNOIS.br Pur Ix the matter of Davin BAKER, AN INSOLVENT.ing articles : Spices, Essences, Bacon, Pickled Pork, Labrador Herrings, into the District.He would invite particular attention to the follow- Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups, Molasses, Pork and Beef Hams, Dried Beef, Mackerel HE undersigned has filed in the office of this Pickled Salmon, Smoked Salmon, Flour, Oatmeal, and Court a deed of composition and discharge exe- Cheese.Canned Fruits ofall kinds, among which will cuted by his creditors, and will on the twenty-third be found Peaches, Tomatoes, Raspberries, Goose- day of November next apply to the said Court for a berries, Cherrles, Plums, Greengages, Corn and Peas, confirmation of the discharge thereby effected.DAVID BAKER, Ly A.& W.Robertson, Sauces, Tomato Catsup, Mushroom Catsup, and Pepper Sauces, Pickles of all kinds, Raisins, and Prunes of all kinds ; Jellies and Jams of all kinds; Currants, Figs, His attorneys ad litem.nino different kinds of Biscuits ; Confectionery of all Bzaauharnois, 5theAugust, 1871.THE ISOLATED RISK INSURANCE COMPANY je OF CANADA.FIRE EAD OFFICE\u2014King street, corner of Church, | © Toronto.Capital, $500,000.Deposited with Government, $50,000.: Dingcrons.Alexander McKenzie, Esq., M.P., President.John Birrell, Esq., merchant, President Huron & Erie Savings Society, Lendion.Edward Blake, Esq., M.P., Q.C., &c., Toronto.Hon.George Brown, Globe Office, Toronto.Hon.M.C.Cameron, Provincial Secretary of Ontario, F pronto.Alex, Campbell, Postmaster-General, Ottawa.J Gilman Cheney, Esq.Canadian Express Co., Montreal.V.Cronyn, Esq., Barrister, &c., London.Adam Crooks, Esq., M.P.P., Q.C., &c., Toronto.A.Gunn, Esq., (of John Carruthers & Co.) Merchant, Kingston.: kinds ; à choice assortment of Toilet articles ; à large and choice assortment of Cigars and Tobaccoes, together with all the other articles ever kept in a first- lass Grocery.< Parties wishing a really good article would do well to call and examine his stock and prices before going Isewhere to purchase.T.K.MILNE, Huntingdon, 10th May, 1871.MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE COUNTY OF BEAUHARNOIS.PrasipEnT-\u2014Archibald Henderson, Esq.Direcrors\u2014George Cross, Esq., James Reid, Esq., rancis W.Shirriff, Esq., M.D., John Symons, Eeq., ames Fortune, Esq., Alexander McNaughton, à SECRETARY AND Tasasvrza\u2014A.Somerville, Hunting- 0 n.Acexrs \u2014 William Edwards, Franklin ; Robert MMdlemiss, Hinchinbrooke ; J.G.Cowley, TeoHouts ; | Thomas Clarke, St.Philomene ; Peter McNaughton, Hemmingford ; Robert 8maill, Elgin ; Dr.Anderson, J.D Irwin, Esq, Manager of Express Office, Toronto, Durham ; Thomas Gebbie, Howick ; Alexander John Macdonald, Esq., Merchant, Toronto.\u2018Wm.McGivern, Esq., Merchant, Hamilton.McIntosh, Athelstane ; James Y.Cameron, Dundee ; I.I.Crevier, 8t,Anicet; J.C.Manning, Franklin ; Hon, Wm.McMaster, Senator, President Bank of @¢0.Q- O'Neill, Huntingdon, Commerce, &c., Toronto.J.Herbert Mason, Esq., Manager Canada Permanent Building and Savings Society, Toronto.» G.Ramsay, Esq., Manager Canada Life Assurance Company, Hamilton.Hon.Col.Shaw, United States Consul, Toronto.Larratt W.Smith, Esq., D.C.L., Barrister, &c., President House Building Association, Toronto.Robert Wilkes, Es, Merchant, Toronto.John Maughan, jr., Manager.Bankers : Canadian Bank of Commerce.Solicitor : J.K.Kerr, Esq., of Blake, Kerr & Ber- thune, GENERAL AGENTS: William Niles (late of Middlesex Mutual,) for Western Division.D.F.Shaw, for Midland Division.for Eastern Division.This Company insures only farm buildings and Isolated risks.It is the cheapest and one of the most reliable companies in Canada.It is purely Canadian.The Directors arc Cana dians, the Stockholders are Among our own capitalists, all its interests are here.W.8, MACLAREN, Agent, Huntingdon.THE HOWICK MACHINE SHOP.SEASON OF 1871.- FH subscriber in thanking the farmers of the District for their support in the past, would respectfully inform them that he has made preparations on a large scale for supplying, during the coming season, Agricultural Implements of all kinds, and will warrant them to give satisfaction.Their prices for the approaching season will be as follows : Threshing Mills of Brasher Falls pattern, with 30 inch riddles and sinc, with Babbit metal, warranted nottoheat.000 $200 Fanning Mills.Cereeetecste satus rine .30 Horse Rakes.a ascuse0u00 \u2026.$10 to 36 rubbers, latest improvement.18 to 24 Land Rollers.a.so.12 Circular Saws for cutting firewood.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 38 Lath SAWB.\u2026. or 07 > eo | misiabiing me étions \u2014 \u2014_ mms men me mmm ; THE ABERDEENSHIRE DIALECT.|haona bodden that, no Aweel, Mrs Biree ence happily was confined almost al , together with hundreds of miles of THE MALONE SHOW.CHICAGO DEVASTATED BY FIRE.STORY itled \u201cJohnn Crue.bogood wi\u2019 a fraise about loo a bed been to the unodacatod classes.Here Mr.How- ances, are burned.No resistance can be| Tux following Canadians tools premiums| CHicaco, Oot.8.\u2014Two a.u.\u2014The most A oati y A k * an\u2019 this an\u2019 that, sittin\u2019 as eétiffs a|ley was interrupied by yells and groans, offered to the approaching tires.The har- |at this Show :\u2014 terrible conflagration that ever occu in nouk,\u201d written in the Abordesnshire disloct, clookin hen upon a dixsen 0\u2019 turkey's eggs.(and the meeting broke up (4 a.m.) in the dest fights against the flames are made pt|Best two-year old Devon Ball\u2014Joba this city broke out about eleven 0 clock last has appeared in\u2018 Scotland, and been hailed But brawly kent I that #\u2019 this was but wildest disorder, * be cont pued, again the the sav mille which are x ng the pine = i, Hinobinkreo 0.avo0c0 wey night, and, ag rn bates over six i , the to keep some ither thing oot o' sicht./ first Monday in November.Wo sincerely |ests, but many have been burned.A t three- o on\u2014 .entire bloc J for ita raciness and accuracy.Ove of Aw sudus think that the pws, & o' Gushet- hope that batter order will then prevail.available force which could be obtaixed Cres, etre 5 unabated fury.The fire started in a large chief charasters is a Mrs Birse, the farmer's wife of Clinkstyle, who is described as unit ing \u201c noar-b\u2019ygaunness (stinginess) with gentility.\u201d The folowing scone amply exemplifies her first trait: \u2014 The goodwifo, in her thrifty wa bad, for many nights in succession, suppl od boiled turnips and turnip staple of their sup) of their appreciation of nished, they latterly had no sooner smelt the odour thereof as they entered the kitchen at night than they duly commenced to \u2018low\u2019 like as many oxen.Then it was that Mrs Birse seized the occasion to catch them And in testimony the fare thus fur- nto delicto by brushing into the kitchen as they were bellowing away; and a very stiff onset she gave them about this unbecoming behaviour. oy + * conference begins Yomorron and Jol last Lane ju Th b reptile focling of > oi Aid is pouring in from ait quarters.The ; 6.\u2018Kean ourn- , ?t pi \u2018 ._ ed the grand jury till November 13, and in doing so American Railway Securities.Erio was Government hus sent 10,000 tonts ; Massa.His Honor said :\u2014# Gentlemen, You have presented quoted two per cent lowor than yosterday.chusetts 4,000.Baltimore City Couneil has to the court some very important indictinents, mos « voted $100,000 HY of wih ba ot yo es made koe the pti CANADA a fibrally.Subecriptions havo boon tar Cc.ou have rightly com e .* \u201cve : The man is an idiot who does not know that Duman pool Booker, of Ridgway notoriety, died |ed in London and other English sities, and WILLIAM THIRD & (O.nteres arge epend upon the enforcement o re y M troa .laws, and the man 1s 8 knave to know this and yct t other wook in Montreal.drafts ordered to bo paid by cabel.oppose the enforcement of the laws.The time is to The Roy W.M.Punshon has roturned| Tho Grand Trunk takos clothing and eup- r at hand when even idiots will perceive an oronto.: .ves will confess that you, gentlemen, are among The Nowfoundlander, in reviowin plics of all kinds free.; g the : ; ; Que Lens promoiess oi the highest Interests of this enson's buainess, gives a favourable account The U.8.Government remits duties on The semi-annual conference of the Mormon church |of the fishery as a whole, and concludes all imported goods destroyed, and admits began this morning, The attendance vs Dot as large thus: \u201cThe state of thinge, and the fact contributions of supplios from Canada free asusual.Different elders have spoken, a ¢ glorifi- that provisions and most other necessaries t ; .cation of the Mormon, church, but generally the lan of consumption are at vory moderate rates, of Yeo | ti + through fro THAT they have just received and opened gl o apostics remarks significantly, that he was willing, | 108ves no doubt that the condition of the| train with supplies won u roug m and so were the great bulk of the Latter-Day Saints, population the incoming winter will bo one New York at the rate of 50 milos an hour.out their new Fall and Winter 1 ti to obey every good and constitutional law cnacted by | of greater comfort and independence than $10,000 wore sont from Montreal yester- inter lmpartations the governm ent of 0 = country ae Ce La ou thoy have known for years.\u201d day, and 88,000 more were subscribed at a ev ich we 8 : .2e > their rights as free men he could mot say quite so Four convicts escaped from Kingston publie meeting in tho aflernoon and a com- and invite inspection.much.: Penitentiary lately, and only one has been} inted to tak farther sub God, the leading opponent of Brigham Young, caught.Of threo who are still at large, M!!00 appointed lo take up ia here and pas interviewed posters He said that two are the negroes Stocle and Wilson, who scriptions.courts in \u2018Utah, pesé that the assertion that the trouble Wore sontonced for fourteon ycars for rob All tho Chicago Insurance Companies are Huntingdon, Oct., 5th, 1871.now here is \u201c the crusade of President Grant\u201d is very bing churches up the Bay, and Nelligan, yynkrupt, and four Eastern Companios have stupid and one a fanatic was alone capable of mak-|sont from Hamilton for four years for lar- ing.He expressed the opinion that polygamy would ceny.They had each only served a year or already suspended, among them the Com- probably die out with the present race ul elderly Mor- so.Thoy wore all temporarily in tho hospi- mercial of Albany.I ee ee ee mon an that Brigham Is los ug prostige dies Mor.8} at the prison for treatment, and managed === - \u2014 STRAYED monism will fall to pieces.The truc course to pursue during the night, by a most ingenious con- Colonel.Lewis W.Washington, the near- N the premines of the subecriber, & dark brown toward him and his people ls to Le kind but firm.| trivance, to open thio coll doors to admit|cst blood relation of (icorgo Washington, Mars with white face.The ownor may have When Congress resolves to act, they should advance them to tho corridors.Bygthe aid of a died, at Charlestown, West, Virginia, re-| y by paying expenses.sully 0 piney and ov hon br i: crowbar they ld.sgl they boa cently in bin Syainch your.| SP TIRE SEAM mason.nes yo persécution in the movement, but open the bars of one of the windows and es- Tho grape crop of tho Lako Eric islands HE Howick Annual Fake will take place in the only a resolve to maintain the supremacy of the law, caped into tho pr ison enclosure.Thon, by this yoar is estimatod at ten thousand tons, .cs .» vill of Howick, \u2018Tuesday, the 17th da to the north side.Hore the extent burned where, as the type foundries are burned.A large Godbe seemed greatly impressed with the wealth of splicing a couple of ladders, they scaled the worth, at the lowest pricos, 86000,000.| of October, 1871, for the À Horses, Castle, Bho, over at tho prosent writing is much greater numb of firemen were Killed, and all did their duty the mines in Utah, and | blivvod after the present web and bolted \u2014The area cultivated ; about vu ro Farming Implements, &c.K.LATRIMOUILLE nobly, bu © streams of water on the burning bloc: .» un , ; 3 : ; ne ; + .\u201c hb , still raging.There is no hope whatever of were like fountain jets against the awful heat of the come into the Union as a State.Silver and gold will | AL 1 Show an Hamilton last wock ho Km porol rene root bon to _D, BRYHON, Hecy.Prosident, e @ ostricting the fire till it spends ite force on conflagration.The now hotel, cight or nine stories \u201cole all the Utah difficultics.Li ashor that goos by tuo namo of Lio) WILh Lis OW WARE tn ho Pee T : the prairies five or six miles north from the high, just completed, sent up pyramids of solid Salt Lake City, Oct.7.\u2014A warrant for |\u201c Littlo Gem\u201d attracted a good deal of at- his English residence, a young shoot of LOST.flame, making the water of Lake Michigan ruddy the arrost of George I.Cannon, editor of the tention.lt is made something after tho|weeping willow, recently brought from coloured for miles, the flaming bridges along the Court House.\u2019 TUESDAY MORNING , 1 fo Deseret News, and one of the apostles and plan.of an ordinary clothes-wringer, and Longwood, St.Holena, and rresentod to the EN the Village of Huntingdon, on Wednesday, Oct., ' Chicago, Oct, 10\u2014The fire continued to Shen Bom 8 graceful arch of Sire from Shore A chief aspirants for the position of successor |liko it can be fastened to the odgo of a wash- Prince Imperial by an English officer.AL 4th, a large overcoat, made of heavy brown cloth.Chicago Cet 16 Pho re Continued 0 ahr Sin tig adn mn, ae.Alt Drighum Young, wa placed in the hands (us ho washing is dono by moans of 060 Amman tho account roan received by There Je per ci peshes | this morning it is apparently under control, | Mercy, all the railroad buildings and front mansions of the United States marshals to-day.It is cylindrical Lrashés, the lower one moving the foderal war department of exponditures jg; Ac will be suitably rewarded.Co | It is tolerably true that thero is nothing re- °® Michigan -and Wabash avenue are gone.The expected that the defence in this case, and |» owly draws in the clothes, and the upper incurred in placing Switzorland on à War Huntingdon, Oct.oth, 1871, 4 maining of that side from the river on the YY pavements are bumed.The population will that of Brigham Young and Major Wolls, moving much more rapidly cleanses them.| footing during 1780-71, is ono which is not - \u2014- ! south ng Lincoln Park on the north, and ProPebly be reduced to 50,000 in a month.Business wil] be that the extra women aro the wives A handy arrangement is mado for applying wanting in originality.It comes from the FARM FOR SALE.3 , 4 * : > men cannot resume unless substantial help is sent of the defendants ; whereupon the charge of | the soap.Mr Robert Beatty, of Hamilton, | inary department at Thouve and re from the north branch of the river on the |from the east and west.A hundred thousand em- | .; : : ; comm y «of OT NO.16, 4th «sion of Dundee, containin v west to the lake on the east.This portion ployes engaged in mercantile business are out of em- bigamy will be presented under the Con- |is the inventor.lates to the sums paid out on necount of the 100 acres nearly all heared nd \u2018under good ¢ of the city, except along the Main street, ployment.Streets leading to the unburnt part of the essional law bearing upon the subject.St Catherines, Oct.6.\u2014At n large mect- cats employed in defending the stores Of | cuitivation with a brick house and suitable buildings 5 where there are warehouses, was occupied south and all leading to one unbroken bridge west Nothing remarkable occurred in the Mor- ing of mill and ship owners and merchants, grain against the attack of rats and mice.| thereon.Is well-watered and on main road from 1 by dwelli \u201cTwo-thirds of the population *°° completely blocked by all kinds of vehicles carry- mon conference this morning.Tho addres- today, resolutions were mlopted in favor of From the th off January up to the timo [Fort Covington to Huntingdon, and within balf a ir by dwellings.1 wo-thirds pop ing sick and injured people and blackened furniture.oderat Tt -ahement.; , mile of tne Province line : of this district were German and Scandina- Mayor Mason received despatches from St Louis, Mil- 58% Wer® moderate.here was vehement the immediate onlargement of the Welland when they were sold, there had been at first .viun, These poople are now homeless; waukee, Detroit, Louisville and elsewhere enquiring e and incendiary talk in the Tabernacle this Canal.Tho past management and the pre- | three and aftorwards five cats upon the per Also, à Bush Lot, on the 6th concession, comprixins ten 50 acros, well timbered.some of them in where they shall send to.He asks for cooked food ro rame buildings on the aftornoon, however, principally by Macker- sont condition of the canal was denounced.[rolls of the confederation, at tho rate o | .; .> ; For further particulars apply to the owner.\u2019 northwestern section and others on the fof 100,000 houseless persons.nie, one of Brigham Young's secretaries.A petition for tho desired change goes to{contimes por diem as the cost of rations MOSES MILLER, \u2019 Prairies without shelter.Throughout yes-| y A UESDAY EVENING.dthe burmt very body was expocting a pes ch, from the Dominion parliament.and maintonance.Tho total amount expen-| ___ LL Dundee.- , ires i i omen and children are going around the burnt| Brigham Young.lle will preach to-mor-| There has b ross fail f iustico ded was 41 francs 30 contimes.At the pre- DERS WANTED 1 .terday a renewal of fires in the west side district vainly secking something to satisfy their ; ; ere has beon a gross failuro of justice TENDERS iD.| | was looked for and a change of five degrees y 5 pe me row if well enough.Thomas Hawking was hunger.They ask for relief but there is none to give them.No one has provisions or money; what provisions there were in the city are now burned or caten ; some few people have enough to last them for a day, but not longer.Provisions have arrived from\u2019 Detroit, Cincinnati, Milwaukee and 8t Louis, and are being distributed as fast as possible.+ Twenty-three dead bodies have been taken to the in Montreal.It will bo recollected that not font moment the faderal cats of Thouve alg long , the driver of a grocor\u2019s waggon, |have gone back into civil life, the country , an indictment for adultery, the charge par.named.Doran, quarrellod with a toamster being now on a pence footing.© a Ny and + et omy ed not guilty.\u2018The United Statos at rney named Broder, about # wuggon that blocked! Theo Now York Sun says :\u2014For the.last and 4 cords of dry soft wood.All to be good wood, ; iv .: .and 3 feot in length.Tender to be given in on or gave notice that he would be ready for the ip tho ee ar, they lived, and that fifteo 9 proie desert, from tho yp before the 30th inst, to the undersigned.N trial on Monday next.struck Broder so savage a blow that he died = > .: : in direction of the wind at any time would arraigned to-day before Judge McKean, on h have led to a hot result; there would then have been no refuge for any.Everybody had clothing packed ready to start for the prairie at a moment, but God averted this last & | possible addition to our disaster.At sun- © | i nd lulled and at th this station on the north side.At present it in impossible therefi Last ED tried be year it was bad onough, when the aggregate sec Treas.School Municipality of Dundee.down the wind lulled and a ree this .itisl .a orefrom.Last week Doran was tri - swan nearly if not quite 6,000; but so rapidly Too Tomei à AR EE MAR EE ML | morning, rain so fervently prayed for, came.to know who they En he want of gas is keenly felt NEWS BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.gore Judge Badgely, when the jury, in theljag the vil spreml that thoy promise 0 W ANTED, À HARNESS - MAKEE a 2 AM.; 1t did not rain long but roofs of houses and |, being but few candles in the cit p d \u2019 ter London, Oct.4\u2014An explosion of fire-|face of the clearest evidence, acquitted reach this year the alarming number of 10,- \u2014-\u2014 ee - .use y, and no water, ge.: i | pomely LA.370! 5 THE DEWITTVILLE SAW ground have been wet so that now it is pos- except what is taken from the lake.damp occurred at six o'clock this morning, Doran.000.This is out of all reasonable propor- ?: ; \u2019 sible to have fires and cook food for the Very great fears of outrages by thieves on.the west in one of the mines at Abardare, Glamorgan American custom-house detectives, along tion for an army numbering nominally no MILL.side are felt.General Sheridan is still calling for troops from different points to keep order.All business and work is suspended, and every one is intent on securing, first, something to eat and a place of shelter.The suffering on the North side in multitude.2,500 citizens were sworn in n last night as an extra police force, and the 1 Secretary of War authorized Gen Sheridan to employ all available for a guard.Five county, Wales.Five persons were killed.On account of the early hour the regular mining force was not yet at work, which prevented a frightful sacrifice of the frontier of the Eastern Townships, make more than 30,000 mon.Out of evory three TEE sabeeriter offers for.Hale the well-known monoy by entrapping unsuspecting people men enlisted, one runs away, after baving ville Saw-Mill, which is in good running into violating the law.1ere is a late ox.put tho Government to the expense of en- order and driven by one of the best water powers on i the Chateauguay.Pusther culars may be learn- loit of these gentry : Two toppi t listing, foeding, clothing, and transportin n hundred soldiers are on duty.Two men heart-rending to witness\u2014ifty thousand men, women | life.; ; le Derby Tis Hoel visite tho PEE bim o his regiment.g porung ny plying on ho to Wm.Gouadry, or > caught in the act of firing houses on the and children buddled together like Jo many, id ani., Versailles, Oct.4.\u2014 Another court-martial side of 45 and purchased about 8200 worth| A typographical error may sometimes JAMES GOUNDARY, ® | est side were arrested and immediately Bun SL for reltef-helplers children asking 18 ordered to be hold here Jor the trial of of wilks, and told the clerk thoy wero afraid jead to sorious consequences, as in the Howick.J.hanged to lamp posts This SUMMATY for bresd\u2014heart-broken parents, who know not which military offenders arrested during tho Ite they were being watched, and requested caso of the Bordonux editor, who was arrest V7 ATED 1000 bushels of On or which 1 wil _ gaction has checked the thieves and murder- way to turn and what to ssy\u2014and nothing to do but War or since, ünder charges resu ng from bim to bring the silk over to thoir rooms, od for stating in his paper that \u201c some of pay 30 conta per 40 Ibn, Cash on delire.h | \"Tho arrival of firemen and engines from de à do proceeding.as thers a paris \u201cCt the.din Boho antrendor heir.forces to tho which he did, after dark, to accommodate ; the stroots of the city have not yet boon de- A_McARTHUÉ.n, Milwaukee, St Louis, and others cities has tricts over which it is almost impossible to travel.Germans will be brought before the court.was shown oo he room, when one of thom, filed by tho German troops, and who was Ware Be class Hawyer to work in the eo : tly restored confidence.The Cin.Women in the pains of childbirth and patients who Darmatadt, Oct.4.\u2014 À number of Protes- taking the silk, stated his friend was out, released only upon making it clear that he Rockburn Steam Circular Baw Mill, must be © apparently res hi : ho he \u201c have been moved from beds of sickness to save their y p 42 rtions of the but would be in soon, and roquostod him to had written fouilles (scarched) instead of one of considerable experience.Awply to s ne Ten toe Gorman empire, do now assembled in this (hc'ciocs found himedif praiones oy + the 0108 (defiled).JOHN HENDEBSON, 2 : n raw w .: ni \u2018 , .eo Dayton, There was an inexpressible plea- Several deaths have occurred at Lincoln Park, and city for ho J urposo of discussing the condi- the clerk found Limsoll te ax \u201c the} On Friday night sen., while sitting in his d.sure in seeing those experienced men go to three women brought children into the world only to tion of the Protestant religion in Germany.cones prety enerec Le ro0M own house at Ballylanders, County Lim- NOTICE.' ; : - die.Another night must be spent in Lincoln Park .] from a closet back of the place, whero the vi ; \u2018 Tim d work in a business way where the work g à pe a h A declaration has been adopted setting forth, (lark \u2018was sitting, when the other el erick, Willinm Creagh, a land bailiff, was was most needed.They are playing on ach tain Sd entres arc losded to their fullest first, that it is the interest of Germany to! handeuffs on him The two then ru pe firod at through tho window and wounded.D\" Sand sole te amante wiibowt de ds conl piles to save whatever of fuel is pos- capacity taking people away, who, in many {nstances, oppose the doctrine of infallibility ; second, his pockets, taking à nknife ie The cause is believed to be agraian.Im- to call and settle their accounts without de- ir sible, and preventing the further spread of have no place to go to ; yet they cannot stay here, ct the dogma is inimical to tho sovere- acisoors and s oe da bill \u20ac chy lle mediate information wus given to the or.untingdon, Sept, 1871 at 12 the flames.Tho vast plain is covered with |and every train is obliged to leave five times as many | jgnty of the State and tho libertios of the After n° timo they reluctantl a 2 Cu | lice, and overy exortion made to detect the ?30th, 1871.© | people wandering about seeing the evidencos Pe sit takes Fed Chicago People, and destructive of that freedom of pr to go down stairs lowing.very would-be nesssein.There fs no cite to the PAY UPI , | of u wealth which has complotely vanished iver a a lence of more than three conscience which is the basis of pure reli- closely.Gro of the tue then went for th, 8uthor of the outrage.a n in flame and smoke.À few business men miles: But one house, that of N.N.Odgen, remains gion, and, third, that the establishment Of| United States commissioner, and by 12| Mr.Thornton, landlord of a public-house AY pars indepted dw rn designed by pre g with some nerve are sceking houses for standing in he entire district.A large portion nof the the « Order of Jesus must bo probibited.o'clock had him bound over in 8500 bonds.in Sheffield, has boen fined £5 and costs for BUQH MADAM.it businoes on the west side Rooms that ee ped on the prairie £o tho north, whore they have Lars, Oct.5.\u2014Prosident f citisens fi 85, As soon as released the clerk got out à war- threatening to kick to the door a women he at rented last week for 850 now command |\\ething but the canopy of heaven Lo cover them, and Téceived the deputation of ee rom rant for the arrest of the detectives for ob-| who had gone to his house to inquire for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.' $5000.There are not many of these, but | grarcely nufficient food to satisfy their bunger.Dijon, who came to complain of the tyran-|aining goods under false protences.They | her hushand, who waa lying there drunk.\u2014 p y à cnough to allow a fow business men tostart.| All the packing houses in Chicago and many of the nical conduct of the Prussian troops in oc- having no acquaintances here wero taken to , os who left IN VACATION.N ,Ç New papers will be started in a fow days or elevators remain uninjured, and these two branches cupation of that city, and urge the\u2019 Govern-| Nawnort in the mornin g, where they ob Of cighty-three ladies who left a popular \u2014\u2014 | \" weeks.of Chicago's best property will be but slightly inter- ment to hasten their withdrawal from the tai Un bail.The timo bet th Yoo i place of amusement one day lately, only| Psevmos or Quanse, Ssturday, the sixtesuth k The ITon Joseph Medill, of the « Tribane, | rupled.Commerce willbe rebuilt ut once.city and department.Tho Prussians are| f iho clork and their doparture was noisy, Vire came out of the door looking manne adresse Fr ho is tf the heaviest sufferers, suc- mere 1nE harged, among other things, with wanton- tie : : {direction the meant to pursue; the rest too thonsand-cight-h ue.h coeded resterday in leasing a brick buildin S°HE DIFFICULTY WITH THE MORMONS.t I mprisoning.125 citiners \"who forgot to and the dotectives were obliged to fen © half-a-doren paces while they were looking Prin The Prothonotary, in the absence of a 0 on Washington street, at the Tunnel.He called on Brighan Young this evening, at ated deliver up their arms in accordance with twenty of the boys.the contrary way.A person paid to take |), 1315.e- also purchased two single cylinder presses that be would like to inform the readers of- the Tri- the orders of the military commandant.The Montreal, Oct.7\u2014Sir Hugh Allan left notes so reported, and a heavy wager Was Robert Séewast, ot the Parish of E Jean Chryson- r- used in a job office on the west side, and has bune as to his physical condition and give them his deputation was informed that their com-|, \u201cLontreal, Vet.«.=\u2014Sir liugh Alan left) won on it.tome, in the District Beaubarnois, Eanuire, mer- 8 telegraphed east for paper and type, there views concerning his recent arrest.I found the plaint would be brought to the attention of to-day for England.Before leaving ho hold seems - chant, Plaintiff, i being nothing left here.Mormon chief reclining # Lis Po chair re = n.Mantoaffel.an interview with the mombers of the city MARRIED.John Finlaysun, heretok ~iarmet of the same place, \u201c i .Mr Story, of the « Times,\u201d will erect a shaw Spread over him.He! id pally ter, but ondon, Oct.7.\u2014The strike of the engi- council on the subject of the proposed grant i he residence of the bride's father, and now abeent from this Province, © rongh ono storey building and begin the feeble to talk much.When wsked how he felt in regard neers at Newcastle may be considered at an bY the city of $1,000,000 toward the con-| ford, Oct.10th, by the Rev Wm.J.Shaw, LL.B, : Defendant, ot issuo of that paper so soon as material can to indictment and arrest he said \u2014\u201cIt js as casy se an end, as only matters of detail remain to be struction of the Northern Colonial Railway, Capt.F.A, Cantwell of Franklin, to Miss Lissie, AND © : be procured old shoe\u201d He had no fears of the result.All at-| gettled e employers have to the of which road Sir Hugh is president.He daaghter of Mr@.P.Martin, of the formes place.Antoine Lafleur, gentieman, of the said Pasiah of Be.: : i ; : .i i i o Cards.District, - d Î ther papers will also arrange for busi-| trie te destroy him and his peo de ne a eres nine hours\u2019 system, which will be carried submitted iy Statement in relation to thro ot iriog\u2014oik ff of the District of Beanharnols, x ness ns soon ns practicable, but everything ia\" ce before.They had all filed andrunk Into into effect on and after tho 2nd January, PROTPOCE © ©, MAKINK rpocin role * BEAUHARNOIS MARKETS.Testing 1m the pariah of St, Clement, sid District, rt must come from elsewhoro, as there is no- obscurity.Th desti ited th nt 1872, and the men have mised to work ence Lo its importance in connection with Garnishees.0 thing loft.clas\u201d Ho 43d ok bettors She wis nether wr nine\u2019 hours and 8 half per day until that the Canada Pacific Railway.He is maid to| by Telegraph Gum, William Norval, Merchant, to) 1.7 ts onder, on motion of Thon, Brosoit Eat oi ; ho wir tr dining and bowshd se Ft on a ne, os eo Engh hm bis nom 8 ee Momma, [1 a wr o % is socured from the lake and parks, and for the people of Utah ve ine ae Rome, Oct.6.\u2014Twenty Professors in the the basis he pb ant of py) vou 000.Barley Wb bushel, 62 to 53 cents.\"| Bailiffs of Her Majesty's Superior Court for Lower \\- horses from the river.\u2018Theroare thousands him they would have to do it without his aid ; he University of Rome have refused to take city gra \u2018palitios| P bushel.85 88 cents Canada, on tbe writ of summons in this caus 5 of people camped about the Artesian well, should admit nothing.He pro to attend the the omth required by the Italian Govern $1,500,000 from intervening muncipalition cas bushel, 85 to cents.\"| iosued, Writtom that the defendant has left kis domicile 8 four milos out, and perhaps as many more courtto learn, not to instruct.le would stay right ment.and a land grant of the Que government.bas bushel, a fr 3 eu in thai part of Canada conniteting the Province of N- ' N À the ring i i courts i ¢ oo e railroad is desi run from Mon- er , .00.Quebec, or or Canada, cannot found le at tho Lake and on Fullerton jvennes.The eke own Seapine oN owe sorry the strict ation.pe ndon, Oc t The progress he treal along tho cast bank of the Ottawa| Butter, 1b, 17 to 18 cents.the District of Boaubarois, that the mid de people are being fed in the remaining uey was licentious in boasting of three hundred con- cholera at stantinople has been chec river fendant by an advertisement to be twice insert.\u2019 ! churches, schoolhouses, in sheds, and by the quests, as it weakened the power and influence of the and the alarm concerning sprosd of the .emerge MONTREAL MONEY MARKET.ed in the French language in he nowspager of the 4: road si prosec: would i ing.\u2014 ven ce [town Beauharnois, called \u201c Beau- 0 ¢ 9: side.It was cold and chilly this uting officer.He thought he havo to|opidemic is aubeidin un o conven! The Medical Press states that tho last| Gold in New York 1144.fos of Besabarnels, call « Conerer do Be ! morning, causing groat suffering.call 5000 women elders to visit every county in the have been occupied talian troops in : : .8 herd e The north side from the canal to Lincoln Park United States to explain the characters of officers of Rome.The inmates quietly withdrew at| War has cost the lives of 101 German doc- Greenbacks bought in Montreal at 874 |newspaper of the village of Huntingdon, onl 1- | above Lasalle and Dearborn streets, and the lake shore the government here, aad the outrageous course puF- |tho approach of the military.\u2014\u2014The re- tors.Six died on the battlefield, sixty-six cents.oo The Canadian Cleaner, bo notified Lo appear before d aro the oldest part of the city and ie cccupled by ued them Bo end thus leaving «ho Indian Publicsn journals of Paris demand of Thiers suffered from gunshot wourds, (wo were| Largo Silver, 7 per cont.discount ; Samal, Bl Crs 00 two athe afer the last Insertion of J ! many of the wealthiest citizens, w le y ere me dipredati that he take t and vigorous action for wounded in consequence oir own im-|8 per cent.| Pach advertisement, and upem neglect of mid De- .\\ of the cal In pinelpe y cuplod by the view as.ut short bya mosssager ailing him the suppression of Bonapartist conspira- prudence, and ins Ont of typous and four Huntingdon, October 12.\u2014 Greenbacks fondent te appear snd aces bo uch demand vie \u201cforeign element, Germans, &c., mostly poor.At the family prayer.os.season.© rE writing.an area.of thive miles long and one| Salt Pe City, Oct.5A special conference of Paris, Oct.8.\u2014Dombroski, who was Ofdysentry.bought at 86 to OÙ cents .jette proceed to and lant oa In 5 come w t A ee ont 8000 Mor.| lesder Of the mob in attacks on the German Of the 30,510 vewels which smiled last < ace; PAID FOR BUTTER BY ee de Court) : ] | Seen sll ahraacing moth.There Bo hop mons wer pret.Th tirs re president, Big |euidents st Lyons, bas boon arrested, tried, from U8.ports for forsign oasatries Ce\u201c 3.GIBSON, | PJ.VBALDE BAUDRY, d | of any portion of the north division of the city being bam Young, George A.Smith sad D.B.We and sen ' 10 two months imprison: 19,813 did not carry the Amestoan flag.Devietvitie | TT eee, 4 - - ~- _ er \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 nid ep Le AE oo En - times in my life, and have un- good girl | If you had only seen her, Frank, more.Death has broken that bond between wheat.Any quantity that may be stored Earl of Dalhousie took part in the - lanted a tree commemorative of - THE MYSTERY OF PINEGROVE food man; rved that when the distressed to-day ! She scemed at first thoroughly in- | you and your guardians for ever.\u2019 in this country w of course have to be ings, and Rain ones say, \u2018 Don\u2019t ask ree any move,\u2019 are credulous, and as if she could not under- ; ¢ Is he dead ?' she uttered, with an awe- deducted from this estimate of required im- the event, as did also the Provost.My timo and ts weve both fully oo- about to 0, n the of their soul to stand me ; and then\u2014oh poor littlo creature, struck face.portati ons.It ap , however, to be gen- fell during the whole of the ceremony.\u2019 sol eid my peace, and Albert went * Yes; you aro a widow and free,\u2019 said rood that the stock in farmers\u2019 Tae SALT LAKES OF AUSTRALIA.\u2014A that Winter, as indeed they had cause on accordingly.she grew crimson, and then as palo as death, | as she bade me go away and never think of Frank.hands of old wheat is nearly or quite ex- writer in the Sydney Empire thus describes to for Tottens had a successor in her «1 went there very often, and I saw her her any more !' + 1 was never a wife,\u2019 said Evelyn,\u2019 * far- bausted, and that altho h there are in the salt lakes and mineral springs on the eradlo and nursery c r\u2014 brother, whom \u2014Evol * Well, then, ther than the legal ceremon the: forced rts of the nited Kingdom Paroo :\u2014Phese wells are a real curiosity to I grieve to say she welcomed very coldly ; ber at n, sometimes.I used to only salute Albert ought to bave known me into wont.1 was afraid of him À shrank granary in the to all.Mounds of earth rise : and a woman with two infants has t, and then we became aoquainted, better ; he is not so desperately innocont,\u2019 very considorable stocks of wheat, yet of many if not about ten or fifteen feet over the surface, no to think of, without troubling about her and she was always so sad and frightened, said Frank, sternly ; \u2018and so I have told him.I didn\u2019t me.from, I dreaded him, and I think he hated theso a large proportion is of corn of* poor bours\u2019 affaire ; still there was some- and I used to pity ber so much, und sho is wooing in such a hide-in- Poor Henry Staunton !| What will his uality or that has boen injured in transit.doubt thrown up by the force of the water ; ?from my household and nursery ty, Lizzie! And then I lent her the-corner fashion, and 1 have no patience mother say ?\u2019 \u2018onsumption of bread varios ae harvests they form a kind of oasis in the wilderness, e Tr .troubl me at intervals very books; she was so fond of reading, aud I with such work.\u2019 ¢ She knows already, Evelyn,\u2019 said Frank.vary, and it is necessary to consider what and have saved the lives of many a weary 0! = used to read pootry to her.And so it went \u2018Frank, said I, des iringly, ¢ 1 shall ¢ The unhappy woman has sorrows comin, the people are likely to eat in the coming wanderer.These mounds can be seen for ho) This was Albert, who, from early delicac on, Lissie,\u2019 he continued.\u2018I never ventur- nover to my dying day forget the shame and heavy on her.Her husband is breathing year here is no question that the more miles.The water is very clear and soft.It giv of health, had been an object of much soli- ed to say anything to her that all the world distress of that innocent, wronged, orphan his last, and she has received since yester- they earn the more they spend; and it is is impregnated with magnesia, soda, and wh citude to Frank, and of course to me.He ht not have heard.She seemed never girl, and I will never rest until those people day the news of her son\u2019s accidental death.impossible to doubt, on readi the trade alum.Itis very palatable to drink, and I cou ol ream of such a thing, and used to treat unished for it !\u2019 Ie was killed in a railway accident on his reports from all parts of tho country, think very wholesome.Theo water does not Dr had grown quite strong of late years, and me as a friend, and be so glad to see me, ho you will, my dear Lizzie, said m homeward journey.\u2019 and of every branch of trade, that there has flow after touching the surface; but as soon had made two long voyages in a mercantile that I felt I ought not, until we were on a husban £ tender! \u2018fe cannot\u2019 unis \u2018They searcely ever been greater universal pros as it overflows the fort-like basin sinks into capacity, which seemed to have quite es- different footing.Ob, she has a miserable them.We must Jouy e it in higher ands, have been punished for their wick: rity, moro general employment, more the earth.The alum and soda crack under lished his heslth; but I was alarmed this life of it, Lizzie! and I cannot bear to think I think that poor Staunton is now sufforing odness in said.i k * * * wages distributed, or a greater rate of wage our feet as you walk around theso wells, Winter to observe that a change seemed to Surely those tireloss wings of time are r individual.But the extra expenditure ike frozen snow.Sand storms occasionally have come over his manners of her enduring it.\u2019 enough for his injustice.Doctor Carleton ance.Sometimes I fancied h © tous too \u2018But, Albert, what is she to those peo- tells me he has no hopes of him.\u2019 speedin faster than in bygone days ; uries rather than of bread.This is the is devoted to the purchase of meat and lux- set in wilh great violence, sweoping along much exercise, for he was always out walk- .ple?\u2019 I said, anxiously.I wrote a long letter to r Evelyn suroly o soasons roll more swiftly and and drifting like snow ; but in this it differs, i ng; then again I blamed his sitting up at \u2018Their ward, Lizzie.She is a Chancery Staunton, which 1 managed to have convey- smoothly now than when they had thé ful- I chief reason for the present high price of meat.It is not on account so muc of its that nothing is proof against its penetrating night for it, for he was engaged in writing ward, and old Staunton was appointed her ed to hor hands, begging her to look on m ness of six thousand years before them ! propensity.It enters your eyes, your nose, a book, used sometimes to keep his uardian; he was her uncle by marriage, husband and me as her friends, and to send, have a pet theory of my own on this subject, scarcity that meat commands such high your mouth, your ears, even your very skin candle burni until daylight.Frank said § ut this woman is his second wife; that is or come, or write to us if she were ever in and none could shake my faith in it.It prices, but rather because it is in such uni- seems gritty from it, and evorything is the there was nothing the matter that he could all I know.She used to tremble, and w trouble or danger ; and with this meagre docs seem but a month ago, although it is versal demand.The more meat is eaten, covered with it.It enters all culinary mat- the discover.le.and cry when I enquired about them.\u2019 bond of consolation and assurance, we were nearer twice twelve months, since the time however, the less is the demand for bread, ters, so that whilst it lasts you are continu- « Albert,\u2019 I used to say, \u2018 you are making \u201cI will tell Frank,\u2019 I said, ¢ he will rescue obliged to be content to leave her to her that or Staunton died, and his son's body ause meat becomes a substitute for bread.ally eating, drinking, and wearing sand.her.\u2019 faute.was brought home, and from out of the d if there were such a cro of potatoes As an instance, the first evening I entered me utterly miserable to see you going on as ou are!\u2019 ¢ No, Lizzie,\u2019 said he, sadly, ¢ you must CHAPTER IV.melancholy shades of Pine Grove a double as that of last year, we should anticipate a the Paroo, one of the sand storms set in, \u201cM not.She said if I told any one it would Long months had sed away ; the funeral issuod, with but one real mourner, less than ordinary consumption of bread.and after viewing one of thoso beautiful doar Lizzie, I am all right; don't bring worse misery on her head.\u2019 buoyant freshness of Spring, the glowing the widowed, bereaved, miserable woman, Bat potatoes, like wheat, have partially fail- clear lakes, in which we thought we could lat trouble yourself about me,\u2019 he would re \u2018She bloom of summer, and the who gathered up all she could carry with od this year; disease of different kinds has uench our thirst\u2014having had nothing to ed ly.\u2018Nonsense I\" said I, quite fiercely.bi ossoms, and the orious riponess her, and flod away as soon as shoe could, destroyed much of the crop, and it is certain d +] am sure those long walks are not good is to be let die, or go mad, I suppose, for of Autumn\u2014the buds, the rink since morning\u2014what was our sur- DR for you;' 1 persisted ; \u2018 where do you go ?\u201d fear of annoying Mrs Staunton !\u2019 fruit of the year had come and gone, and Pine-Grove all in undisturbed leaving the rsecuted young mistress of ssession.that potatoes will neither be plentiful nor What is that the water was salt as brine.prise, I might almost say despair, to find The « Oh, everywhere,\u201d Albert used to reply, ¢ Lizzie dear,\u2019 said he, looking up, \u2018 will chill winter was stealing towards us again ; be f and cheap, as they were last year.and invariably leave the room as he said ou go and see Evelyn yourself, and talk to and while the outside world shrank beneath She had been of logal age lon So r with for ore, lacking in potatoes must supplied by driving sand beat with such fury that we the .ù er, and thon you can ecide.\u2019 the icy breath, and trembled for fear of the fetters they bad bound bread, so that we estimate that tho consum- could not sce each other on the road.Our pri I ndered over it-day and night for two * Of course will,\u2019 [ interrupted, valiant- those cruel east winds, that swept in over their own sordid interests had been severed tion of bread will be on a very full scale.party numbered five, and I took the bridle duc days, and then, with the conclusion tent ly ; and without more ado I went in, and the coast-lands from the bleak ocean, one by the Great Divider\u2014Death.But, of t scems to be clear, therefore, that impor- and saddle of my horse, and let him go to to my heart and understanding, I followed dr ressed m self in my best.I was going to turned all the more gratefully to the bright course, we did not leave Evelyn ai Pine tations must be made to an extent larger shift for himself.I lay down, putting the sta) him out into the garden one fine wintr, be a mate for Mrs Staunton this time, and, warmth of happy home, and the joys of the Grove Hall alone ; the dear girl stayed with than usual, even if we consume every pound saddle between myself and the storm for call afternoon, where ho was smoking in a mel- escorted by Albert, I went off to Pine fireside.us, reviving like a drooping flower in the air of homegrown wheat available.And no shelter.The morning at last came, and I Grove.It was one evening in Novomber\u2014a still, and sunshine of Clarionville, until Albert doubt the current prices are high enough to found, at about five miles distant my partying ancholy fashion in a leafless arbour, with a It was rathor humiliating to enter by the dark, frosty day\u2014I was sitting with my came home ; and- then\u2014well\u2014she went attract the produce ofthe whole world, and horse, and water.- volume of L.E.L.\u2019s poems peeping out of his breast-pocket.little hidden door, but there was no hel little ones, when suddenly as I gazed into away, and Albert too ; not very far though, to pay the cost of its conveyance to this The ironclad frigate Normandie, built I eu for it, the gates were locked as usual.t the golden, ruddy depths of the tire, think- only to Pine-Grove Hall.country.That settled my conviction.Thoy had dozens of those funeral trecs There are, however, other people to be at Cherbourg, and which had inaugurated A one does not need to be a sibyl to tell what wis amazing to me how they had not dis- ing of many thing past and present, the re- cut down, and the old Hall remodelled, at rovided for besides ourselves; there are the transformation of the French fleet, has of 1 is the matter with a young person of two- covered this mode of ingress and egress be- u membrance of the unhappy young Chancery least inside ; but I should have far preferr- others who have had bad harvests as well just been ordered to be broken up at \u2018Toulon, pail and-twenty who loses: his appetite unaccoun- fore; but I's se there is such a thing as ward, poor Evelyn Staunton, rushed into ed that nice Laburnum Villa on the West as we English.France, by reason of the where it had been disarmed.his vessel, and tably, has variable spirits and temper, and being outwit od, no matter how clever you my mind.We bad never heard of or scen Cliff.I am sure it would have been better want of horses in the autumn and winter to which has cost millions, has only lasted ten whi delights in the solitary perusal of poetry of her since.Alb@t had gone on another voy- ears.Its frame-work, by dry rot, scarcely an pail a sentimentally heart-rending description.bert left me inside, and I walked on ago, and Frank had of course never visited for their health; but my romantic pair till the soil, by reason of the alternate frosts eld together.It had to be condemned as bus ¢ Albert,\u2019 said I, \u2018I am not \u2018an impalsive the Stauntons after their insulting dismissal would not hear of it ; and when I go up to and thaws which injured the crops that wero unfit for service, and when it is being de- he creature,\u2019 what ever Mrs Browne may say :\u2019 slowly; to the trysting placo he had told mo of him.As I sadly thought of her, and Pine Grovo, to see that the chimneys are putin, and through failuro in great measure molished it will probably fall to- pieces.fair but there was no use in beating about the * * * * * x wondered what had become of her, 1 heard not in danger of taking five, or that they of the spring-sown wheat, is really in a The plating will be thrown aside as old iron, har bush, \u2018I am coming to have a little talk with When 1 returned, the Winter twilight light rapid steps fleeting through the garden ; have not forgotten to order the weekly worse plight than we are.Not that France and the ongines will be sent- to the store.1 you; I know there is something troubling had deepened almost into night, and the and at the glass door which communicated meat from our gruff Leighmouth butcher\u2014 requires to import to so large an extent as house until they can be utilised.kin cold north wind was howling through the with the parlour I saw in the twilight adark one has to look after sentimental people we do, for Franco with an average crop don\u2019t confide in me.your mind, and I want to ask you why you You care for my sym- stee streets and over the terraced roofs and figuro almost flinging itsolf against the very much\u2014I am sure to find Albert and grows more than she eats; but she not o n A modo of preparing salt fish\u2014cod, Jing, 11 gables of Leighmouth with a drear and panes with e.rness to enter.his beloved loiterin about side by side, has none to export, but must import, acco ni hake, or torsk\u2014for a breakfast or supper ° athy or advice.You used to tell me overy- I started up, but before I could advance a reading poetry, or talking to each other of ing to her journals, to the amount of at least dish, very commonly practised both in the thing; what have I done that you will not wintry sound; yet there, in the garden ar- each other, Evelyn dressed in long floating five million quarters.The real problem is, East.an West Indies, but little known in trust me now?1 know what is the matter bour, was poor Albert, waiting for me, his step, the door burst open, and a woman with blue robes, Albort's favourite colour,) whether the surplus\u2019 of the rest of the world this country, is to tear the fish, after it has J with you very well;\u2019 this may have seemed bandsome, boyish face, quite pitiful in its a wild, white, quivering face, sprang in, and making her look like a Madonna, with her is sufficient to make good the deficiencies of been well boiled, into small shreds by means and rather contradictory, but it wasn\u2019t.Besides, yearning anxiety, and shivering as he flung herself down at my foet.England and France.The deficiencies are of two forks, one held in each hand, and Sha what is the good of being a woman if you coughed repeatedly in the biting keenness ¢ Evelyn Staunton! 1 screamed ; for I pale golden hair, and gentle, serious fuce, then to fry it with a little dripping of roast he may not contradict yourself as much as you of the sea air.assure you only for the noise she made in upturned to hor husband with child-like known or guessed at pretty accurately, and meat or with fat of any kind.An extreme- the like ?\u2018My boy, what are you doing here in the entering, I should have beon certain that it reverence and devotion ; while Albert\u2014 robable supplies will be large under the ly alatable dish is thus repared, which Mo I had hardly uttered my last assertion bitter cold ?' I asked.I felt as if I were his was a spirit.well, really I never saw such a couple, \u2014 stimulus of high prices; but it is too soon has also the merit of being very cheap.fess when Albert stood up hastily, and growin mother, and that it was my baby son Albert, \u2018 Yes, yes I\" she gasped, throwing back and Frank says the same.And so, in the yet to hazard an opinion whether they will ed | Inc the colour of my new scarlet tartan, he said, who, grown to manhood, stood before me, her trailing cloak, \u2018 Mrs Seymour, I could atmosphere of youth, love, and ha iness, be large enough to prevent such higher Pepper or mustard may be added, if desired, * What are you saying, Lizzie ?' to listen to his fate.not stay there any longer.I was going mad ! surrounding dear Albert and his Avelyn, rices as will restrict consumption.Dear friod with it.or an onion cut into small pieces may be Care must be taken not to mal \u2018You won\u2019t trust me then, Albert?I +I thought I would wait here for you,\u2019 he He is coming home\u2014Henry Staunton, and vanished the Mystery of Pine-Grove Hall.b read we shall have, but how dear it is im- and went on.¢ Ag if it mattered nothing to me said, in a low tone.¢ Did you see her, Liz- Mr Staunton is dying, and I was frightened possible to predict.\u2014English paper.use too much fat in frying the fish, as it Te \u2014as if Frank and I cared nothing for your zie?\u20141 was frightened !\u2019 the poor young crea- THE ENGLISH HARVEST.ought to be dry and crisp when brought to mo * Yes,\u2019 said I, turning my head away from ture said, shuddering; \u2018and then I shall Tue wheat crop of 1871 in this country UNITED STATES.the table.Cold salt fish, left from a former happiness\u2014as if we would b ut any hind- have no one to befriend me.He was not as has heen subject to a long succession of evil meal, may be economically used in this rance in the way of your wis es, so long as the sight of the anxious young face.Widespread sickness of a peculiar nautre, way ; ut both in the East and Wost Indies \u2014as\u2014she was a lady, and a good girl, her ?¢ Albert, I hope you don't care much for bad as she was ; and now her son, Henry! influences of an uncommon nature, and it resembling malarial fever, is prevailing this dish very commonly appears at the Dis and\u2014\"' Staunton, is coming home in a day or two.should be no matter of surprise to find that within a few miles of Chicago, fifteen hund- tables even of the wealthy.Int ¢ My dear Lizzie,\u2019 gasped Albert, drop- \u2018Ido! he cried.\u2018Lizzie, what is it?I and\u2014and\u2014T'Il kill myself I\" she whis, red.the result is a poor one.t was apparent a red cases having occurred within a radius The Swiss Times says that as so large a ping into his seat again, and growing as do care for her\u2014more than I do for the harshly, with her large eyes distended with, couple of months ago, as we then pointed of ten miles.The symptoms are violent number of students of theology have quitted white as\u2014well, my last Summer's bonnet, whole\u2014\u2014' terror, and her disordered dress gave her:out.that the frequent alternations of frost, headache, and general debility, violent pain before the dust spoiled it.¢ Albert, my dear, dear brother,\u2019 I said, the air of a maniac.thaws and rains in the winter had injured, in the back and sides, and nausea at the Lucerne College on account of their in- cut \u2018 Why, my dear boy, do you think I have trembling, ¢ you mustn't !\u2014you can\u2019t!\u2014jyou For a moment I remembered the old as- and in\u2019 many laces destroyed the young stomach.The sickness is, supposed to be ability to accept tho new dogma of Infall- day not t my seuses about me?I said, re daren\u2019t! She is a selfish, foolish, wicked girl, sertion of her being tainted with insanity, plant, that the Ë a te summer frosts urin the result of rapid decay of vegetation fol- ibility, there is every reason to believe that con to have led you on ! and I drew my children close to me in the blooming period had placed the yiel d lowing an unsually dense growth of vegeta- the school of theology will next season num- proachfully.\u2018And now tell me all about \u201cNo, she is not; she is only a most un- breathless fear.Slight as the motion was, of what remained in great jeopardy, even if tion.ber more professors than students.I have nothing to tell, Lizzie,\u2019 he falter- y, wronged creature.\u2019 she detected it.there should be the finest weather for the Recent English tourists in the island of bap or t she ever lived, if you can * Mrs Seymour, jou said you would be- maturing and ingathering of the corn, and San Francisco, Oct.3.\u2014Intense hoat con- Iceland were much surprised to find that \u2018Why?he demanded, hoarsely.\u2014*Befriend me\u2014you did I\" she said, piteously\u2014 that it was scarcely possible that the wheat tinues throughout California.Many fatal every child come to years of understanding, \u2018Ob, very well,\u2019 I replied stiffly; \u2018I am cause she is a married woman.\u2019 cases of sunstroke have occurred in Arizona.and the lar, © ma j .jority of the grown-up peo- sure I beg your on, Albert.\u2019 ¢ in your letter you said that ;\u2019 and the poor crop of 1871 could reach an average.July The vintage has commenced throughout the le, wore a b le to read and write, hoy, 1 didn\u2019t like to trouble you, Lizzie,\u201d he I don't know how I got the words out, girl drew out of her bosom my long-ago and the early part of August gave a spell of State.h said in a very low voice, \u2018and indeed I havé and I be; but I sank down on the seat of the arbour, letter, worn and soiled from constant read- fine weather, and in appearance there was Louisville, Ky., Oct.2.\u2014Just as Prof.owever, complain of the utter disrcgard of nothing to tell, only I have been making a n to cry as soon as thoy were ut- ing, while the haunted agonized look in her a promise of a better yield than had been Wilbur, and George Kna , editor of the personal and domestic cleanliness, in which fool of myself.\u2019 ~ tered.Ibert\u2019s face grew livid, and with a face was painful to see.thought possible : and the brilliant sunshine Orange County, Indiana, .nion, were pre- no apparent improvement has taken place Go « How so,\u2019 said 1, in a whi .smothered exclamation he rushed away.1 ¢ So I will, Evelyn, my dear,\u2019 said I, with gave hope that all the grain crops might be ng to t into a balloon at Paoli, Orange for many years.The only houses where « Just that I have, Lizzie,\u2019 he saids ly.half wished that ho would never allude to a sudden revulsion of feeling.¢ Sit down, garnered in a dry state.From various Cou unty, on Saturday, the cords gave way anything a roaching to comfort or clenn- Joh «I am a romantic fool, and I've made an idiot the miserable subject again ; but in half an and let me take your bonnet off, and tell me causes, however, even now in the middle of and the balloon shot up with the two gentle- liness coul o obtained while staying in the of myself, and I wish\u2014I had-\u2014never\u2014seen hour's time, as I sat in the firelight waiting all your troubles.\u2019 September a large quantity remains in the men hanging to the ropes Mr Kna let town were those of the clergymen.The I Ed \u2014her.' .for Frank to come to tea, and torturing my- I spoke heartily and cheerfully, but she fields in the midland northern districts.go and fell at the height of 30 feet, and was boiling springs\u2014next to Hecla, the princi- Ho The last words were nearly inaudibl é, self as to the best course to pursue about lifted up her worn, white, stricken face, The chief cause of the delay bas been the 1 attraction of tourists to Iccland\u2014hav and he sank his fair curly head on his hands telling him of the wrong and mise I had with dark hopelessness lined in overy fea- scarcity of labor.The demand for reaping- on until the balloon attained the height of not seriously injured; but Prof.Wilbur held ha te ly been greatly agitated; und when © in an attitude of the utmoet des ndency.been made aware of, Albert came in silent- tare.machines has been enormous, notwithstand- the party lately arrived visited them, one Ho 1 ¢ All my troubles ?she said, slowly.ing that thoy could not be used in fields about one mile, whon he lost his hold and was throwing up a column of boiling water Gil doar AT ?why ?I said, breathlessly what obstacles are there in the \u201cMy came down head first in.full sight of the 8 foot in diameter to a height of 81 feet.Vv.bert, * You must tell me all you have learned, ¢ That would take too long, Mrs Seymour.were the crop was laid and tho straw was horror-strickon 8 tators.His head was The fishing at Iceland has proved a great Ad way?Who is she?Tell me, my dear a wicked woman.\u2019 Lizzie,\u2019 said he, slowly; \u2018I cannot think her Only, now, can you save me, or hide or pro- twisted, as was unfortunately too the casc this car.In those fields the uently mashed into an indistin, ishable mass, and success this season.A.brother ; you know I will stand your friend tect me ?Henry Staunton is coming homeo!\u2019 m his body was bruised an gv crushed horribly.in an difficulty.\u2019 ¢ Albert, dear, she is beyond your reach (she shrank closer to me, and clas slower process of cutting by the sickle had The body made a hole in the und eight RODUCTION OF INDIA-RuBBER.\u2014 Urey- J.] ¢I know you would, Lizzie,\u2019 said he, keep- for ever, be assured of that,\u2019 said I, as firm- hand su licatin \u201cand [shall have to to be resorted to; but even where machine- inches deep, and it rebounded four foet from town, the principal port in Nicaragua, on Joh ing his face still hidden, \u2018 but was not go ly as I could; \u2018but you need not think her live wit À im a 0 £1 mother, but 1 would reaping was practised, it has been in many where it struck.its Atlantic coast, is the chief place for the Wi in, g to give any further annoyance, not wicked, only ignorant, poor child, I saw rather die.\u2019 districts impossible to obtain the hands ne- A New London Conn., h ysician was cal- export of indim-rubber.It is collected by Ho Fran ?I knew he would think me so her, I began a very earnest conversa She spoke with the calm resoluteness of cossary simply to tie the sheaves as fast as led up the other night, b y two men well 3 +! ties of Indians, Caribs, or half-casto J.1 absurd and be so an if he knew, tion with her, and I spoke to her of yon.despair, as if aware of her fate, and nerving the machine cut ; so that, after being cat, muffled up, who, after information that he Cr teo les, seldom by Europeans, to whom the and I could not tel ou without She did not scem to comprehend my drift horself to meet it.the grain has had to lie in swath sometimes was wanted to dross the wounds of a man dealers, who aro also store-keepers, advance v bringing you into trouble per haps ; for some time ; but at last, when Ispoke out ¢ Indeed, then, you shan\u2019t die I\" said I, re- for many days.Laborers con uently whose name and locality he must not know, the necessary outfit of food, clothing, and | and, ides, there was nothing to tell, plainly, adding that of course we should solutely ; ¢ we'll see if there is no law or have exacted their own prices, and rmers paratus for collecting rubber, on condition Ho all.She does not know.pe wish to communicate with her ardians at justice in the land, my dear Evelyn.A have almost universally failed to get the where he found a man horribly ent and blindfolded him and rowed him to a vessel, of receiving the whole of the rubber collect- La The head went down farther still at extra number of harvest hands they required at a certain rate.The rubber hunters once, the poor little creature\u2014she is pretty, pretty thing indeed I\u2019 on Frank came in, and after his first od-a proof, if any further proof were want wounded.After attending to is patient aro termed Uleros (Ule bein the Creole Ro this point of the confession.\u2018And wh Albert, though I did not think so before\u2014 the doctor was thanked, well paid and ro- torm for rubber.) A party of U eros, after said cheerfu flung her arms around me in an agony of shock of surprise was over, and he had heard ing, of the ample demand for labor, whether turned to his office as sccretly as he had a final debauch at Greytown, having expend- Jhon Fradk be: angry ?1 terror and amazement, begging and pray- some of her miserable story from her own skilled or unskilled,\u201d now existing in this been brought from it.ed all their remaining cash, generally make \u20181 know he would,\u2019 said Albert, sadly, ing and besceching me to go home, and trembling lips, he said the same thing.For country.But unfortunately, through this The last statement.from the bureau of a start in a canoe for one of the rivers or \u201cand you too; because I had no right to go never to think of her again ; that she was a with all his wisdom and prudence, dear scarcity of laborers the sunny hours were statistics gives tho number of vessels engag- streams which abound on the coast, and W here; and\u2014ande-those le-\u2014ne one miserable heart-broken creature, bound and Frank is most norous and enthusiastic lost ; barvesting is an operation which must od in the foreign trade which entered and ie likes them.Bat, is she to blame ?fottered for life to those\u2014those\u2014\u2014 Oh! when his aym thies are fully enlisted.So be completed just when the favourable week cleared from Amorican ports durin the having fixed on a convenient spot for n The oxpori- ¢ Albe ' I cried, \u2018 who is it 7 those wretches, Albert!\u2019 1 fairly screamed.we comfo and encouraged her, and arrives; and many a farmer has had to grieve year ended June 30, last.The number of camp, commence operations.J.¢ Evel ,\u2019 said Albert, as pat \u2018They have à son, Albert\u2014that bad, horrid, narsed her for two days, and not a soul came over the loss of the golden color of his sheaves American vessels that ontored and cleared enced rubber hunter marks out all tho treos and be le wicked woman, has a son,\u2014and they forced near us to ask about her.which has been ex to the rain of the was almost exactly the same as in the pre- in the neighbourhood.The rubber treo is Isc said it.od up again, and and cajoled and threatened, and worried the ¢« Very extraordinary this,\u2019 said Frank on past fortnight through Lis inability to ob- ceding year, while the tonnage was incroas- the Custilloa elastica, which grows to a 1 was stunned\u2014I stood speechless for a poor ild into ing the follow near] the afternoon of the second day; ¢ there is tain hands to put them under covered slightly.Of forei vessols there was a reat sizo, being, on an average, about four pa minute and 8 quarter two yoars ago! She dis him very much, nothing like being straightforward, Lizzie.It may be gathered generally from the f © et in diameter, and from twenty to thirty ¢ Evelyn,\u2014the à t they made her him in order that I shall up and see the Stauntons and coax agricultural reports that the harvest is an slight falling off in number, but the tonnage foet to the first sprin of the branches.dis ' neice,\u2014or whatever sho fa?How or threaten them into some tolerable mea.irregular ono.On the whole, wo fear that increased considerably.The aggregate re- From all tho trees in the almost impene- ist they might have a sure hold on her pro- ; and then the detestable follow went 8 , an ostimate which sots the yield at four- sult is that the total tonnage entering and clearin has increased by more than a mil- trable jungle hang numerous trailing para- on earth did you become acquainted with fifths of that of an average year does not err sites, vines, &c.; from theso, and cs cially Albert flashed and filtered away to South America, I think she said, \u2018 Do, Frank, dear, said I, \u2018and make lion and a half of tons, of which more than the tough vines, are made rude ba adders, a deal, on some business of his own, and the Staun- them promise all sorts of things ; and, on the side of setting it too low.One writer a million tons stand to the credit of forei which are suspended close to the trunks of ahd broke his cigar into mo: 8, «ad an- tons brought ber here to live, and keep her Frank, tell them we are going to keop assumos tho deticiency of the crop through- Vessois.The immigration returns are in- ravelled half a yard of my shawl-fringe, a prisoner for fesr she would tell her tiful Evelyn.\u2019 out tho kingdom to be six bushels per acre, or teresting.The total number, 321,860, isnot the trees selocted, which are now slashed by while be od to my conxing, encom to an , and to inst all in- 1 sent the children awa, to the nursery, one fifth, nearly corresponding with the re- so large as in soveral cars previous, but it hatchets in diagonal cuts from right to left, so as to meet in the middle in central chan- , end and at lon terference until the fellow comes home ! and with Evelyn's small ered hand clasp- sult of his crop where wheat has been isav table addition to our puia- the pith and marrow of his communicat on At this janctare Frank camo in, and you ed in mine, we waited for Frank's return,\u2014 grown constantly.But it is impossible for tion.\u201cFro sh Isles as usual sen us the nels, which lead into iron gutters driven in ful amounted to this,\u2014he bad been s0 interest may imagine the o lanation I had to under- for hours, until the cold radiance of the sovernl wooks yot to obtain information largest number, our accessions from them below, and these again into the wooden lai ed aad excited by what I had told\u2019 him of take.Frank was not a bit cross, for he saw wintry moonlight foll in chequered bars of from a sufficiently large area, to e an being 142,734, or nearl one half of the pails.The pails aro soon full of the white Ag that unlacky adventure of mine in the Aut- what a state I was in, for between agitation silvery Hght across the room, resting on the estimate which can regarded as itiv- whole; including the 47,082 from all the milk, and aro omptied into larger tin pans.ra ams, that nothing would satisfy him but to and weeping I was qwite ill; then e went dark omtline of Evelyn's slender black- ely trustworthy.So far all that can be British North American ions, and a The milk is next prossed through a sieve, Ti ap seek a duplicate of it by going trespassing and had a lung talk with Albert, which fast.robed figure, her watching, waiti n said is that the wheat crop does not ap) few from other colonies, the number of Bri- and subsequently coagulated by a judicious ed until the small hours of the night.and her clenched hands lying in rigi quiet from the few accounts of threshing o end tish subjects who have transfèrred their application of the juico of a Bejaca (an \u2018 Over the wall, Albert ?\u2019 soid 1 ¢ Albert has been to biutue, and Frank, save when the sought mino for comfort, able, to exceed four-fifths of an average.Apocyna ?) vine, ho coa lated mass is Fi a.listle \u2018There is noth over poor darling child! And I prayed for her, Opinions differ largely as to what the ave.allegiance to the United States amounts in Germany con- then pressed by hand, and finally rolled out «(9 £5 quietly; \u2018I the north dide of the |eomes of clandestine love seriously hed over her in silenco, until the lon rage roduco of the country is, but if we as round numbers to 190,000.on a board w a wooden roller.© Gi bei brother was too honourable to irs, and I sume 8 t to be what, the jority of tributes over 82,000, lenving to all the rest rubber has now assumed the form of a large Le: and hy forced it f hidden by -wooda sed \u2019 them.\u2019 cr for footsteps came near.Then the | those who have deal Bi a ofthe world less than 50, The | pancake, nearly two feet in diameter, and Ci know he never maid sad stirred the fire, and the subject as number, over 20,000, from Swedon and Nor- about a quarter of an inch thick, on account Bair would have hoi an \u2018Frank, dear, made believe 1 was not quivering from head sess it at,-namely, thirty bushels per acre,~ acre means and on of over 7 from i st \u201c esvonet.\u2019 + The \u2018 ; mie and she never imagined to a doficiency of six bushels Gols ne the im are also suggestive facts.of which they are tormed torti Cros.las by the te of a anything to her, were towards her,\u2019 sald I, When Frank entered he wont over straight an oxtra importation of somo two and & ose cakes are hung over tho side Albeit?suid 1, concealing fick to Evelyn.and laid his hand on her shoul.half millions of quarters.ae our ave- MISCELLANEOUS.poles and framo work which support the Re sa effort.y and kindiy !\u2014dear Frank.© importation is about ei t millions rancho, which is erected in the woods, and cb Linsie, don't sols ip sag more, ho eried, \u2018 i don lady,\u2019 said be, very ear.uartors of wheat, it follo that wp to sh a cont allowed to for about a fortnight, when of the ,t nt Jouer said Frank, Se gro \u2019 at lenot, next harvest there will park which bas been they are ready ay to be packed for delivery to 1 have the past of conféante à ¢ Oh indeed she fs,\u2019 1 exclaimed i \u2018poor, to fear from dr ton any |and a-half millions of quarters of ftreign thrown opt to the pablis Ponte.The the er.+ * "]