The Stanstead journal, 20 avril 1871, jeudi 20 avril 1871

[" Stanstead, QUO, L.B.ROBINSON, Proprietor.OpricE~Journal Buildin ng Rock Island, Post Office Address fur the United Btates, Derby Line, Vt.TERMS.~Ono copy per suum, in advance, $1,560 If not paid in advan ; To ja ubacribOr# in the 5 United States, $2,00 U.8, Cy, inudvance, Rutes of Advertising.One square (12 lines) one week, $1,00 Trac dach continuance, .22h 8, cou ; ations wan all\u2019 tranglent advertlslng for which no contracts sve made, per line, of Each continuance, per lino, ë Business Cards per line by the year, 1, Bpecial Notlees, per line, Arse insertion, 10 Fach continuance, per lino, 3 Liberal arrangements with year) wdvertisers\u2014 Transient advertising must be paid in advance.bl 0B PRINTING of all kinds done at rcasenable prices, Cards, l'aper, Hnvolupes, &e., kept constant THE STANSTEAD JOURNAL.: Stonstead Journal, VOLUME 26.Commenced November 6, 1845.NUMBER 2.FE ES A à Family - Newspaper-for the Fireside, Shop and Farm ;\u2018 STANSTEAD, QUE, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1871, re THE FARMER'S SPRING SONG.BY G, H.B BARNES, VIRMES, AGENT, Drury Ling, VI.Send for au Address TERRILL & TERRILL, ADVOCATES, STANSTEAD, PQ F.W.TFERUILL- Jo Le TERRILY.TW.C.HERBERT, ADVOCATE, Oflice opp-ite Stanstead Coanty Hotel.STANSTRAD TLAIN, P.Q.GEORGE O.DOAXK, ADVOUATE, COATTCOUXK, P, Q JOUN YOUNG, Attorny, Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery.DERBY LINE, Vr.{ Formerly of, Troy, Vermont.) _OFFIOR OVER A.T.FOSTER'S STORE.\"LL.HU.BISBEE, 7 Attormrey «tt Law and Solicitorin Chancery, NEWPORT, VERMONT.\"RICHARDSON & THOMAS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, STANSTEAD PLAIN, P.Q.Oflice at the Registry Ollice, one door South of Dr.Melgs\u2019.G.A, RICHATDSON, N.1.GIIAS.M.THOMAS, X.P.\u201cWILLARD \u201cGLIDDEN, Manufactnrer of Wagons, Sleigbs and Carriages, COATICOOK, IQ.\"EDGAR A.HUNT, DEALER IN Monuments, Grave Stones, Tablets, Counter and Tuble Tops, Mantel Pieces, sinks, Wash Standy, &e., NEWPORT, VERMONT.R.C.PARSONS, DEALER IN Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Sil ver nnd Piated Ware, FANCY QOODS, T0YS, &C., &C.Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, Repnired gud WARRANTED, AGENT FOR | Wanzer & Cots Celebrated Improved \u201cShuttle Nowing Machine, At the Old Child's Store, STANS\" TEAD PLAIN, P.Q.\"A.LT.FOSTE R & co., (Sucocseurs to the lato Charles Plerce.) MANUFACTULERS OF BOOTS ROCK ISLAND, DP.A.T: FOSTER, JM.QU HOLTON, Silver Plater, Manufacturer and , douter tn Harness & Oaveinge Trimmings, ROCK ISLAND, ©, X.AND SHOES, JAS.K.GILMAN, The red buds are tinting the soft maple The wood-pospers chirp where withered vines cling; Full laden, to-day, is the breath of the bre \u201cWith the.binckblrd's ballad of welcome 0 Spr ng; \u2018The cowslip is blending her blossoms of gold, With the violet's blue, in shallow and swale, And pcewits are piping good-by to the cold From brook-willow branches that swing in the gale Come farmer boys now, With harrow and plow Turn the brow turf in good cheer! Old \\Vinter is gone\u2014 There\u2019s dew on the lawn\u2014 \"Ils time to be sowing the seed of the year.The rills s0 long silent \u2018neath deep forest leaves, Arelearning to warble thelr gamut again, And the purple-wiuged swallows are searching the eaves To fing a retreat from the chilly Spring rain; Unrobed of the snow, earth bareth her breast; - Inviting the toil of the husbandman\u2019s hand; And he that sows early reaps plenty and rest; His certain reward from the generous lan So farmer boys now, With harrow and plow Turn the brown turf in good cheer! Old Winter is gone\u2014 There's dew on the lawn\u2014 \"Tis time Lo be sowing the seed of the year.While savage December was lashing his team Of tempest and snow-storms, in fury along, You storied and sang till rafter and heam shook down the light echoes of mirth and of song; For your larders were londed\u2014bur sting your bins\u2014 Your granari les glowing with Autumn\u2019s ripe yield.But now the new season of labor begins, And April is calling her plowmen afield; Ho, farmer boys now.With harrow and plow, Turn the brown turf in good cheer! Old Winter is gone\u2014 There's dew on the lawn\u2014 Tis time to be sowing the seed of the year For the Journal.The Census.Mr.Epiror :\u2014The census Enumerators are now making their domicilary visits through our County for the purpose of ascertaining and Showing \u201cwith the utmost accuracy possible all stutisti- cal information which can copveniently be obtained and stated in tabular form, touching the population of the Confederate Provinces, and the classification thereof, à regards age, sex, sociul condition, religion, education, &e., &c.\u201d The writer officiated ns Census Enumerator in this County in 1860, aud was very much dissatisfied -with the instructions received froin the Census Com missioner in regard to one item of information sought by the Government.amd Lie bop.when the present Census was first talked of, that the inconsistency, to which he will now call attention, would be prevented.Because if the \u201cutmost accuracy possible\u201d is aimed at in tuking the present Census, and certainly it ought to be, the mode adopted to ascertain the Religion of the people comes very fur short of obtaining the result desired.; The mude adopted in 1860 wus to classify the inhabitants according to their preferences.This, \u2019so fur ns Roman Catholics are concerned, is not so inconsistant as it is when applied to other denominations.Fer Roman Catholic parents have their children baptized, and consequently in a certain sense they are church members, Yet they ure not considered members in full, until they arrive at a certain age.But as it vespects persons classified as belonging to other churches, who ave not netual church members, the case is quite different.For two-thirds of them have never been baptized by the church under which they ave classified, nor by any other church ; and whut makes the matter still worse, hey have no religion, | according to the correct signification of the term.Lexieographers define religion ns \u2018\u2018a system of faith and worship.\u201d And this is in accord with scripture which says, \u201cFaith without works is dead.\u201d\u2014 A man may have an indefinate theoretical faith which produces no effect on his nctions,-and yet he has no religion.For religion is fuith and worship.Not Jaith nor worship, but the two conjoined ; and worship, adoration, reverence, love, constitute the only evidence that faith oxists, Hence if a person has not some well defined belief or faith that causes him te act accordingly, he should be put down under the head of \u201cNo Religion ;\u201d and actual church members should Lo.put down under the rospce- tive churches to which they belong.In this way the Census when completed would show the nctunl strength of the different churehes, and the number who profess no religion.If the Government wished to ascertain the strength of the Protestants, Catholics and Pagans, it might answor vory well to classify the inhabitants nocording to their proferen.Cas.The inhnbitants nre required, by Inw to nuswer such questions as tho Enu- meratoré put them, nnd to fill up the achedules left at each domieil, correctly, undor n penalty of not less Chan ten dol lara nor more than forty dullnrs, Dut if they follow tite Instrnotions of the Census Commissioners, they will not comply with thd letter of the\u2019 law, Commissioners may be blameless in this matter, becanse they may have been so instructed.But this does not make it any more correct.To illustrate, suppose the Enumerator goes to the demi- cil of Mr.A.and finds (what he will find in nine cases out of ten) \u2018that the schedules left ure not filled up according to the design.The Enumerator commences to doso.Mr.A.are you married?No.But I prefer to be married.Any deaths in your family du- ving the last twelve months 7 No.But it is my preference that old Peter, sitting in the corner there, whom I have worked hard, for the Inst five years to muintain, should have died.How many oxen have you?Not any.But I prefer to have twenty.Whatis your occupation ?I have none.But my preference is that of a Preacher.\u2018What is your Religion?I have none.Well you must classify yourself under some head.What shall I call it?Wellif 1 must ; I think Universalist would fit my case as well as any, it being the nearest to no belief ut all of any I know of.Now who does not see that statistics gathered in this way are not worth the paper they are written upon.A thing either is, or isnot.Mr.À.is « Univer- salist, or be is not.If he is not, they should put him down-as speh ?If à man puts himself down as a Methodist when be is not ; he returns à false answer, aud ought to be fined.If the Government seek no more definite, reliuble and useful information than this, Letter not spend time and money to obtain it at all.À man is either a Baptist or he is not.He is a chemist or he is not.He a blacksmith or be is not.So with the different systems of religion.Each contains some definite principles that distinguish it from all others.And a man is either one thing or the other.There is no half way work.I throw these thoughts out to excite thonght in others.I have another prominent thought on this subject, but I will not utter it now.N.2.The Strife Over Ginx's Baby.From that curious satire on English society in its relation to the poor, called \u201cGinx\u2019s Baby,\u201d we mako an extract describing what happened after the Roman Catholic \u201cSisters of Misery\u201d had concluded to surrender the baby, which they had accepted Troi the father when he was seeking to drown it: A mass-meeting of Protestants «had heen summoned for three o'clock on the day designated in the letter of the Papist attorneys, to be held in the Philo- pragmon Hull.That was the favorite center of countless movements, both well-meant and well-executed, and of others ag [utile ns they weve foolish.Yet one could not say that a larger proportion of the latter were connected with the Hull than existed in as many other biuman enterprises of any sort, The concession of the Romanists at tirst dashed tho managers of the demonstra tion.Still there remained topics for a meeting: they would rejoice over vietory, and consult about the future of tho Protos tant Baby.Their grievance was gone.The Secretary was an old haud at these meetings.He planned to import into this onc & sensation, Ginx's Bahy, brought from the convent, stripped of his pnpal swathings and enveloped in a hundsome outfit presentod by an ami: able Protestunt Duchess, was placed in un cradle with his bead vesting on an Bible.I am afraid he was quite ns uncomfortable as he had ever been at the When, nt the conclusion of the chairman\u2019s speech, in which he informed the audience of their trinmph, this exhibition was deftly introduced upon the platform, the huzzas, and clappings, and waving of handkerchiefs were.such as even that place had never seen, The child was astouaded into quietness.Myr.Trumpeter took the chnir\u2014be- liaved by many to be, next to the Queen, the most powerful defender of the faith in the three kingdoms.I never.could understand why the newspapers voport- ed his speeches\u2014I cannot.When he lind done, Lord Evergood, \u201ca popular practien]l peor, of sound Protestant principles,\u201d as the Daily Bander alliterntively termed him next morning, rose to move.the first resolution, nlrendy cut and dried by the com- mittee\u2014 \u201cThat the infant so happily resened from tho incubus of a delusive superstition, should be remitted to the care of the Church Widows\u2019 and Qrphans\u2019 Augmentation Society, and should be sup ported by voluntary contributions.\u201d Before Lord Evergood could say a word murmurs avose in\u2019 every\u2019 part of the lull.He wus-n mild, gentlemanly Christian, withont guile, and the opposition Loth suprised and frightened him, Ho uttered n few sentonces in approval n of hin proposition and sat down.An individual in the gallery shouted \u2014#Sir | T rine to move an amendment I\" Cheers, and ovied of \u201cOrder ! ordac ! 8it down I\" die.Tho Chuirman, with great blandness, aiid 1 \"Tho gentleman fs\u201cont of \u2018dors couvent, toils of a kindred superstition.oh, hisses end cheers.) I withdraw the expression ; I did not inean to be offen- ed.Icallupon the Rev.Mr.Valpy to second the resolution.\u201d Mr.Valpy, incumbent of St.Swith- in\u2019swithin, insisted on speaking, hut what he suid was known only to himself.When he had finished there was un extraordinary commotion.On the platform many ministers and laymen jumped to their fest; in the ball at least a hundred aspirants for a hearing raised themselves on benches or the convenient backs of friends.The Chairman shouted \u201cOrder ! or- DER, gentlemen ! This is a great occasion ; let us show unanimity 1\u201d There seemed to be a unanimous desire to speak, Amid cheers, cries for order, and Kentish fire, you could hear the Rev.Mark Slowboy, Independent, the Rev.Hugh Quickly, Wesleyan, tho Rev.Bereciah Calvin, Presbyterian, the Rev Ezekiel Cutwater, Baptist, calling to the chair, A Jull ensued, of which advantage was taken by Mr, Stentor, a well-known Hyde Park orator, who bellowed frow u friend's shoulders in the pit, \u201cMr.Chairman, hear me!\u201d an appeal that wag followed by roars of laughter.What was the matter?Why, the proposal to hand over the baby to an Anglican refuge stirred up the blood of every Dissenter present.It was lifting the infant out of the frying-pan and dexterously dropping him into the fire.But the chairman was accustomed to these scencas, He staved the tumult by proposing that a representative fr ont each denomination should give bis opinion to the audience.\u201cWhom would they have first ?\u201d The loudest cries were for Mr.Cut- water, who stood forth\u2014a weak, stooping, half-halting, little man, with a limp necktie, and trousers pufty at the knees \u2014but with honest use of them, let the say.It is quite credible that if Dr.Watts\u2019 assertion be true that\u2014 \u2018Satan trembles when he sees, The weakest saint upon his knees,\u201d that areh enemy was unusually perturb- od when Ezckiel Cutwater was upon his.On these he had borne manly contests with evil.Two things\u2014yea, three\u2014were vigid in Ezekiel's creed ; fire would never have burned them out of him , hatred of Popery, contempt of Anglicad priesteraft and apostolic sue- cession, and adhesion to the dogma of adult baptisim and total immersion.Whoso should not join with him in these let him be Anathema Maranatha.- His eye kindled as he looked at the seething audience.\u201cSir,\u201d said he, \u201cI beg to move an amendment to the motion of the noble lord.(Cbeers.) That motion proposes to transfer to the care of the Established Church this tender and unconscions infant (bending over Gihx's Laby), just snatched from the (OL, sive.(Hear,) This is & gran! representative meeting\u2014not of the English Chureb, not of the Bupiist Church, not of the Wesleyan Church\u2014but of Pro- testantisin.In such an assembly is it right to propose any singular disposition of a representative adopted child, not of one, but of all denominations.(Cheers and Kentish fire.) infant?This is now the (Cheers) Arsund bis, or her\u2014I am not sure which\u2014cheru- bic head circle the white-winged angels of various Churches, and on her or bim, whichever it may be\u2014\u201d The Chairman said that he might as well say that he had authentic information that it wus Aim.\u201cHim then\u2014concentrate the sympathies of every Protestant heart.Let us not despoil the oceasion of its great ness by exhibiting a narrow bigotry in one direction ! Let us bring into this infuntile focus the rays of Catholic unity.(Loud cheering and Kentish fire.) To me, for one, it would be eminently painful to think\u2014what doubtless would oceur if the motion ia adopted\u2014that within a week of his entrance \u2018iuto the asylum of the society named in it, this diminutive and unknowing sinner should through the farce of n supposti tious admission into the Church ot Christ, (Ohl) Yes! I say a farce, whether you regard the age of the aco- Iyte ov the indifferent proportion of water with which it would be \u2018performed, (1Tproar, oh, oh! and some cheering from the Baptist section.) \u201cBut I will uot now further enter into these things,\u201d said Mr.Ontwater, who knew his cue perfectly well, \u201cI can hold these opinions and still love my brethren of other denominations.I move,-ns an amendment, that a committee, consisting of one minister and one Inyman to bo, 50-.locted from each of the Churches, be.ap:.pointed to take charge of the physical.woll-being and mental and spiritual training of the infant.\u201d By this proposition, which\u2019 was received with enthusinsm, Ginx'e\u2019 Baky' was to be incontinently pitched into aii arena of polemical warfare.Every one.was willing that n \u2018votiittes should fight out the question vienrionsly ; and, therefore, whon Mr SlowLoy sccunded the amendment, it vas curried.vith loud neclamations, : 5 \u2018But they ete Mot yot in this caso made and provided, The.the resolution\u2019 has not: yo: bonn.nneé=* cura nou ound.| morbers of we oommitice; wood, Ou, brooding 45 0 = | and written\u201d \u201cabout; advertised, or nd\u201d ARS: rians and Quakers olaiined to be represented.The platform and the meeting \u201cwore by the eurs again.It was fiercely contended that only Evangelical Christians could have a place ih such a work, and many of the nominees, declared that they would not sit on n committee with\u2014well, some curions epithets were used.The Unitarinns and Quukers took their stund on the catholic principles embodied in the amendment, and on the fact that Ginx\u2019s Baby had now \u201cbecome national Protestunt property.\u201d Mr.Cutwater and à few others, moved by the scandal of the dispute, interfered, und the committee was at length constituted to the sutistaction of all parties.It was to be called \u201cThe Branch Committee of the Protestant Detecteral Union for promoting the Physical and Spiritual Well-being of Ginx's Baby.\u201d A fourth resolution was adopted.\u201cThat the subject should be treated in the Metropolitian pubpits on the next Subbath, and a collection taken up in the vavious churches for the\u2019 Lonsfit of the infant.\u201d This promised well for Master Ginx\u2019s future.The meeting hud lasted five hours, and while they were discussing him the child grew hungry.In the tumult every one had forgotten the subject of it, and now it was over, they dispersed without thought of him.But he would not allow those near him, at all events, to overlook his presence, Some, forseeing that awkwardness was iw- pending, slipped away ;- while three \u2018or four stayed to asl what was to be done with him.\u201cHand him over to the custody of the Chairman,\u201d said a Mr.Dove.\u201cI should be most happy,\u201d seid he, smoothly, \u201cbut Mrs.Trumpeter is out of town.Could your dear wife take him, Mr.Dove?\u2019 Mr.Dove's wife was otherwise engaged.: The Secretary was unmarried\u2014cham- bers at Nincome's Inn.+ In the midst of their distress a woman who had been hanging about the ball near the platform, came forward and offered to tuke charge of him, \u201cfor the sake of the cause.\u201d Every one was velieved, After her nume and address had been hastily noted, the Protestant baby was placed in her arms.My Lord Evorgood, the Chairman, the clergy; the Secretary, and the mob went home _rejoicing.Some hours after, Ginx%5-Hkby; étFpped of the duchess's beautiful robes was found by a policeman, lying on a doorstep in one of the marrow streets, not a hundred yards behind the Philopragmon.By an ironical chance he was wrapped in a copy of the largest daily paper in the world.At evory breakfast-table in town next mording the report of the great Protestant meeting was read, and a further report, in leaded type, of the discovery of Ginx's Baby at a later period of the evening hy a policeman.A pretty \u2018comment on the proceedings ! The Guod Samaritan put his patient on his uss and camied him to an inn; while the priest and the Levite, though the luster looked at him, at least let him alone.To have called a public meet ing to discuss his fute before deserting | him, would have been a refinement of inhumanity.The committee were rather ashamed when they met, Instant measures were taken to recover the child and place him in good bands.The duchess again _provided Laby- clothes, The next Sunday sermons were preach: ed on his behalf in u score of chapels.The collections amounted to £800, a sum increased by donations and sub- seriptious to the handsome total of £1360 10s.34d.\u2018 It will be seen hereafter what the committee did with the baby, but I happen to have an account ef what became\u2019 of the funds.They were spent as fol lows, according tp a balauce sheet never submitted: to the, subéeribere: ti 8e | 8: d Committee rooms, 00 2 Secretaries employed:by the » \u2014-\" Committee, + + 0: 1805:0 10 Agents, Canvassing, otc, $8 612 Printing.Notices, Plabards, : 24 Pamphlets, a \u201cDaily Bu.\" + létin of Health,\u201d hia RE + £ Ginx's Baby, » \u201cProtestant Babyhood, Tale,\" \u201cThe Cradle of an, Infant Martyr,\u201d \u201cA Snatch ed Brand,\u201d and other © Works issued by the ; Committee, |.\" 596.186 Advertisements.of Meetings, wo.Sermons, ete, 7 Legal Expenses, : Stationery,- Postage, Firing; and.-Souëries ¥ 0 4615 ada \u201cTotal, oF pititi bn ÆL,261:16 6 This loft £108 183, 93d.for thy.by's keep.No child ould have been more thoroughly discussed, \u201cproached é = \u2014 oo BIL vised hy \u2018coitngel; but his resources dwindled in proportion to theses: advan- \u201ctages: Bonavolunt subscribers too sel dom uxaviine.the financial items of a report: had any who contributed to\" this fund seen tho balunco-sheot they might.have grudged that so littlo of their.bounty went tormako Gyeb- h.- ons, and comfort for.the.\u2018olfodt\u201d of iy A oyni \u201cvould tell them that to Took s tf of producer | ering places its \u201cévery where; \u2018and the ply\u2019 what part of the busi akin to that satirized by the poet\u2014 \u201cProdigus ét stultus dedit qum spernit et In an age of luxury we are\u2018 grown so luxurious as to be content to pay agents to do our good deeds for us ; but they churge us three hundred per cont, for the privilege.: The Specialties of Eastern Farm- Ing, We copy the following article, which is of importance to eastern farmers, from the American Agriculturist.The practice of tbe farmers, in New York and New England shows protty clearly that it does not pay to raise grain to sell.They ruise corn, rye, wheat, oats, barley and buckwheat ; but it is nearly ull consumed upon the farm, and in many sections a great deal is purchased for feeding.@orn grown upon the prairies in very large quantities is consumed in all our seaboard towns and yfar inland., \u2018We have not raised our own flour for a whole generation.Tt might pay possibly, ° but it does not.We cannot compete with the West in those things in our markets.\u2014 We furnish but a small part of the beef and pork consymed in our large cities.Every year the city stretches out its iron arms to a greater distance.and.brings eattle from regiens where land is worth less than a dollar per acre, and where almost.the only\u2019 cost of raising cattle is ths herding of them for branding the calves and for saleto the droyer.It only pays.to make beef after we have raised and used the cattle for teams, or for milk and its products.We cannot, compete with Texas and Kansas steers.we did not need the manure.Fattening pigs in a cornfield will not pay \u2018in the East.home market we shall have to.give up these things, for the \u2018very.satisfactory reasou that other people can raise them cheaper and undersell us.But there are some farm paoducts in which we can beat the West.The, dairy interest can be indefinitely.expanded with profit.Milk is wanted fresh every day in all our cities and large towns at paying prices.Condensed milk, brought from wore remote regions, has\u201d not depressed the price very much, and probably cannot.Fresh milk, distributed from the milk-cart every morning, costs the consumer in country villages an average of eight a rt, round.This pays the produc ter bas been about forty cents a pound by the season, and i in winter about\u2019 fly\u2019 cents in the same regions.Cheese has\u2019 borne a: \u201ccorresponding price ; and in many sections, where they have cheese factories, pays quite ns well as butter,\u2019 There is no danger of an éver produc: tion for there is a growing demand for our cheess in Europe.\u2018 A good calf for the.butcher will bring from | twelve to eighteen dolliri'; sand this is |\u2018 about what we ce can buy\u201d yearlitigs Tor, after they have been 1 iged at the West, and sent to Albany or BY igton markets.It will not pay for u to \u2018raise calves, unless they are of extrh quality oF thorough- bited.We must er out year.Lambs, \u2018of all hil ' sheep, pa pay well.We kn of a\u201d sm ; © ho averages a hundved\u2019 dallas of all an \u2018There is 8 \u201cTerry large class of villagers whb two pigs and make their and the faimer's \u2018bitri pigs te always in demubid, ahd \u2018often at extiéitagant prices.-Pouttÿ edi 6 great attention mitch re, to \u2018the maniest \u2018aduütage d\u2019 condumer: The wat- demand for spring chickens, ducks and goslings;: foin.Sly \u201cto: September is \u201c| very brisk at fariey - prices.A Hall bird; will often bring as much:in July usw \u2018full-grown dné'in November.But poultry: allbwed to g:iôw up, and sold; Lif © thle inp at Thanksgiving and Clhitist- | tad, is one of the best crops raised on | the Bastorn farm.With go - range, turkeys cost {Very little untill October, \u201cwhen thé\u2018fégüldr feediug for the market begins, On Maty fertis the whole cart is bostowed by the Bousewife ; and her + anal] sales of eggs frequently foot tip ¢ S | tres htenred dollars\u2019 If we cannot Jnl grain abtdotfior vogétable - prédnota frori the farm at profit,\u2019 we certainly un certain kinds: of \u201canimal pioducts; [and by carefully: studyivigthe ooinpost: 7] He&ÿ, inorexss thé valué} profit ad frait- fulness of our farms! Our chief \"draw thick is comparatively poor land ; ofr advantage is near \u2018acoess to market, and an incréasing demand for all choice pros duots, animal and vegetable, \u2018= 8 hat ci Mae A5 \u201cWell, Tom,\" said a.blackish to.his apprentice, onda i been with me now thre \u201cmonths, and have sean all the- diffgrent points in our trade.I wish to ha i a choice of give | \u201cThank \u2018es, sie?while.\u201d bat?\u201cShu hn\u2019 aftar the dlajiosal of their\u2019 het oft wast half the gift, \u2018heir {HAiAbredty\" was dinner, air, 49 We could not \u2018make pork.at a profit\u2019 if |, Beyond the supply of the |.| ists unrefuted.| be planted out po that = ] Fle inches o oF x $1,50 in Advance, WHOLE NUMBER 1320, Science and the Arts.other dry forms of the refined article.Being freed from glucose it is less lisble to ferment.À multitude of microscopie insects infest sugar, and are supposed to the hands suffered by grocers and others the reality of death have been proposed : the calubar bean applied to the eye will cause the iris to contract, while there is life ; and similarly a bright steel needle.inserted under the skin will almost im- mediarely lose its polish, if the tissues are living \u2014Woman\u2019s milk is much used medicinally in China, and Dr.Macgowan mentions a rich man who drew this nourishment from 100\u2019 nursing women, and lived to extreme age, \u201cbeing in his 100th year as réund and plump ns à squash.The Chitiese at- thors tell of a man who, on this diet, M.credits the fact.\u2014\u2014Piof.Fenwick tient who, after recovery, was stillvable to speak quite {ntelligibly.\u2014Dr.Brown-Séquard records éxpériments that show that the right side of the \u2018brain is more - important than the left side\u2018for:organi life.\u2014Mr.\u2018Dickerson, æ microscopist, says he has some white of an \u2018egg treated with carbolic acid.dnd alcohol, which has been séäled up in glass for several\u2018 months, and yet under the \u2018miérosope appears filled ~ with little spheres, which whirlbout incessantly, hot iron without loss of power.\u2014\u2014 \u2018Prof: \u20188.P.Lambley coniputes the area at over 2,300,000: Square \u2018miles; \u2018or more than ten times the entire\u2018 area \u2018of the féarth.\u2014\u2014The Chinese maké a\u2019 waterproof.composition; \u2018Schioincao, which -consists of three: paita of bleod (domivedt| \u2018of ita fiburin) fourio lime, and alittle |\" \u2018alum\u2019\u2014\u2014Gloves' di \u201cgreen \u2018are \u2018often poisonous to the hands, - prèduciñg \u2018 à Ves- ieular.evuption ground the finger- -nails, \u2018which proceeds to ulceration Au analysis of a solution prepared: from the ence of à salt ;of ursenic\u2014-\u2014The proportion of suicides to the population: in England and Wales is 1 2,000; | sexes being about five 1 males to.two fe- 1.1 males, aid four-fifths of the whole being\u2019 20-and 40.years.\u2014 good between the ages: a naturalists, were found in the Inc and Päoific .oceans, by Prof: Giglioli: during the cruise of the T6 alian ship | Magenta.\u2014 A very able work, by St | George Mivart, F.R.S, \u201cOn the Genesis of Species,\u201d and against the .Dar- to account for \u2018the.incipient.stages.\u2018of useful structures.dy similar structures of diverse : origin.8.) That there-are grounds for thinking that specific.differences may be devel oped.suddenly .instead of gradusiy.| definite though.different: limiteto thei variability is.still tenable.5.) T all certain fossil transitional forms are; db | UE sent which might hays been expected | \u2019 [ito be present.(6.) That somo facts of difficulties.drawn from the physiologi -between \u201capecies\u201d and \u201c (8) That there.\u201care many:femarkable -phenomena in oi \u2018 forms upon which Natural Selection origination.\u2014=Part of the North Ger.| man Arche expedition hed a hard à perience.The ship ; fansa becam ce- Greenland, : October 1869, and; jose.on board took to the field-ioe, Saving small boats, with supplies of food, ub | & a sort.of hut.The i ward during thie § inter : when it.broke up, they 4 boats, narrowly escaping d deat, and nilly, on June 13th; rea mission station, whence \u2018th passage to Copenhagen.about two\" eyes\u201d até pices, and these shold bs\u2019 Planted | in hotibeds with very thin covering of soll ; these.in'd'hôt-bed, so\u2019 tint aft\u201d they.\u201céiot'carri If the nights\u2019 plotect witha thin cbvering\u201d ¢f straw | when the} plats.make the thie \u201cppeatiitivs W58¥d round.Some persons who want & laige quantity sprouted, out the pota- | toos as desired, and theta © and shen sprouted, my f fron \u2018ait nich bo | an inch and i half, expofa them light, moistenitg two of thres tii wiek with tepid Water.Thuy \u201caoa | ~The purest sugar is the Jump and be cause of the irritation of the skin of who handle sugar.\u2014Two new tests of reached the age of 240 years, and Dr.| of McGill University (Canada) reports pa an excision of the entire tongue of i a pa- [out | day and night, liké globules 6f water on |, can be applied to woodwork, etc, \u2018And | gloves in such a case; showed \u2018the ° pres: j winian theory, bus just appeared: The | enous brought forward id the au-| cle (2.)-That it does not be will | harmonize with the co-existencs of close \u201cson (4).That the opinion that species have | Sa geological distribution supplement other I (7.) That the, objection\u201d unk throws no light M but the ax-f \u2018 ta ined, might throw w light upon\u2019 \u201cspose [+ locked and orushed | off.the east coast of |: ; Phin what inoay the Jared, by, the carbolate, of.Jing des = couttisr.£ BF is better to\u2019 thy idi'boïés and sot] abe\u2019 \u2018properly spronted they oan\u2019 bb aby \u201cto the place of plaitiry.{4 i sliould be anyway.old, 4 rE Hess Wairaw ssa.\u2014Good d whilowish; s well applied to fences, rough siding, and the walls and ceilings of buildings, has a highly sanitary influence, as well as being i in the highest deyres preservative in its effects.To be durable, whitewush should bo prepared in\u2019 following manper : Take the very hbet stonelime and slack it in a close tab, covered with a cloth to preserve ihe steam.Sali as much as can be \u201cis.solved in the water used for slacking and reducing the lime\u2014should be applied, and thie whole mass carefully strained and thickened witia small.quantity.\u201d of sand, the purer and finer\"the better, ; 3 A few pounds'ôf wheat flour mixed \u2018 \u2018as - paste may be added, and will give greater durability to the muss, especiilly hen applied to the exterior surfacs \u201cof buildings, With pure lime properly - slacked and uiixed with twice its weight of fine sand and sifted wood ashes; in ip equal proportions, \u2018aliüost any color méy be made by the addition of pigments.Granite, slate, frécstone and other shades may be imitated, and without\u201d any detriment to the durability \u2018of the - wash.This covéring is very often \u2018applied: and with good effect, to underpin: .ning, stone fences, roof and the walls'bf barns and other outbuildiiigs town Telegraph.By the fo \u2018the soil is inverted, ; lifted and cru bled sad partially pre: ca red for the seed, \u2018 would be in vain.\u201cThe improved plow of the present tt day bears y as one of tig\" it of one of the \u2018sun-spots recently visible, lits of Hélbr swivel plow that it pains a where us well\u2019 the \u2018fütro Three species of soa-snakes known to the gyi; clean 8) ished, drawings moat, capital, d Wipe the of ng it, ito\u2019 sprinkle vines as soen as: ther worm, Da pearance,, bringing, voit ith the leaves, and, {foliage nor, the finit is 3 inany.way; well for our.readers to is ar he observed sy por boards, bazes or orates; Th a dark lace, | 70° ning, has taksh two hundred stalpe and Ç hd à doliquen cresson LTE Tey and ly Bory\u2018 in A nk urine ST = KZ There is as yet no\u201d official inti- he.Bd pecan | « - PHURBDAY, APRIL 20, 1871.Stanstead Focal À.Labo, p.ROWELL EGO 0 Fark How 4 « Pp 6 ; JL & Co.37 Park Row Cp PET sashorized Advertising - o.Agents in New York, - a The fqurtb session of the first -.Dominion Parliament ologed on Friday.Tn another place we publish Lord Lis 's grv's provogation speech, and the, list of acts passed dupipg the session, The session Igoked one day of being two months in duration, and the time \u201d would bave been still.shorter led not / thesbsenceofseveral prominen tmembers during the pendanoy oË the Ontario \u2018election made the Government reluctant to, press important measures.A large _ number of bills have passed duriug the session, but the number of important measures is not very great.The impor- .tanÿ feature of the gesion was the com- \u2026plation of that part of the Confederation _ ° , Boheme which contemplated British 7 American Union from the Atluntic to the Pagific.The attendant measure of _ a Pagific Railway, involving, as it does, - a large expenditures and grant of lunds, _ is a matter of vast importance not only to the new territories thus opened, but to the older Provinces.And while it wijjjinvelve an annual payment of n large sum, it is believed that the charge .will be readily met in the opening up pide a productive country, ad a great influx of population with Whom to divide the new responsibilities \u201cattendent-upon the construction of the : oad, .If the scheme works as it has in .the United States, the inoreased ubility gf the country will beamply sufficient to eet the increased demand upon it.\u201cThe most important Government es of the session are the banking { il, ho savings bank Lill, the currency , bill and,the weights and mensures bill.The searching investigations of the bli Accounts Committee during the sens on, have cleagly disproved the gen- : legations made previously and uring the late canvass in Ontario, ™ against the Intercolonial Railway and \u2018the.general financial aud departmental 5 mangement of \u2018the administration.At 'the close, when the Supply bill is nA 0 .the lender of the Opposition to puss in ce the acts of the Government.+ \"Teflon », fined \"40, let the legislation go to the country .Without note or comment.Sir G.E.Oaïtier is highly complimented for his _.management of the business of the ; House during tbe absence of Sir J.A.\u201cMacdonald.mation when the writs will be issued for the election of members of the Leg- isläture of Quebec, which will wk place some time this Summer or Aut \u2018ump.There is, however, a hum of pre.*paration, und gentlemen anxious for the \u201c \u201cgood oftices of electors are beginnieg *, their rounds.Report says that ther isa probability of a contest in thi: \u201c \u2018County, the candidates named bei Thos.Locke, Esq., the present represen tative, E.R.Johnson, Esq., of Stan +\" §tedd, nnd Dr.J.H.Burland, of Hat ley.These gentlemen are all named \u2019 \u201cbut perhaps some of them prematurely.Ome me © REY A statement was telegraphed te New York papers on the 15th, that the Joint High Commission have conclude: \u2018¢onvention containing the Dbusis of \u201c* gottlement of the Alabama Claims, Lut it is open to the objection that it wus probably telegraphed Ly some: enterpris -: ing newspaper man upon such vague = Feports as are likely to reach the public « from a body whose sittings are secret.+ This report says that the high contract \u201ci.ing parties agree to a rule that a nation.shall be responsible for depredation: .+ committed on a friendly power by ves: sels fitted out and manned at neutral ports, and endeavor to incorporate it as #.a principle of international law.J.! This class of claims to be submittec to a commission of five members, on = :»t0-be appointed by the President of the \u2018United States, one by the Queen o! \u201c *# Great Britain, one by the Emperor o *s, Brêzil, one by the Republic of Switzc- + -1arid and one by the King of Italy.\u2018This commission to meet within sis + months at Washington, If either of * the three last named persons fails to ap +.pint » commissioner, the vacancy to be ~~ filled by the King of Sweden and Nor *4fay.In caso this commission fail to \u201cules upon any special claims, those -\"6lkifis to be referred to three commissioners, one appointed by the President of the United States, one by the Queen biof Great Britain and one by the Em- vot-peror of Russia.a 45 We-publish the veportas news, and \u201c!.Peduriot vouch for its accutucy in any a garticulur.B&F.The Masonic Grand Lodge of 8 District of Columbia tendered a re.seption and banquet to the masonic members of the Joint High Commis gion, which was held on Monday of lags a \"Bi.peek.EwlDe Gray and Ripon, Lord él Pentovden, Me; Lentrange, Sir J.A.\u201cMablouald'énd à doh of Bir Stafford \u2018arNortheoté nijentied.Earl De Cray \u201cfinde a speech, cxprossing the lolief 7.that Englond and tho Uvited Ftutes \u201cwonld.bo drawn inlo more friendly re- frdutions as à resuli,of tho Jubors of the Homipission.| SH vit nS.; A & \u201cRiindom notep:~notes given at J peel at hy HE Qi ih 57 tai rned thé Lo andoin afid rela Cur BE 3 wh \".; =.\u2018 its final passage, it is customary for At the close of this sessien, Mr.Mackenzie Thursday, and Mv.Helton con- 8 himself to remarking that he , thought the financial legislation was of \"a reckless character, but he was willing he Bherbrooke poople have started the report that the Directors of the Mussawippi Valley Railway have decided to continue the road to Bhèr- brooke during the present Summer.Tho objects to be attained, according to the Guzette, ure the convenience of persons at Sherbrooke in tuking the curs on.this lipe, the two ronds not always making close connections and the udrli- tion of more freights.The directors may have the matter under advisement, but we do not learn that they have nc- tually decided to run to Sherbrooke.KT That young Imporial Prince who received his \u201cbuptism of fire\u201d in the first skirmish of the Jute European war, hus joined the Chiselhurst Yeomanry Cavalry, His papa, late Emperor of France, is stopping at Chiselhorst with the Empress Eugenie, BF A private letter brings news of an accident on bourd the United States steamer Worcester, the vessel which took out the Boston supplies for the French, by which four men were scalded to death and three others badly burned.84 Another prominent South Car- olinn republican has been murdered Ly the Ku-Klux and another beaten almost to duath.KZF Amnesty is defented, for this session ub least, tho republican Senators having voted, 20 to LG, not to take up the Lill, £45 The first of the May maguzines to wake its appearance is Hanrerw's Mostuuy.The stovies\u2014\u201cThe Aweri- can Baron,\u201d \u201cAunteros\u201d und Annie Fur- ness\" \u2014ure continued, and \u201cThe Life of Frederick the Great\u201d is concluded in this number, The fourth of the series of illustinted papers, entitled \u201cAlong the Florida Reef\u201d is given.Other illustrated articles ave, \u201cThe Westover Estate in Virginia,\u2019 \u201cThe story of Punch and Judy\u201d und \u201cThe Monarch Mountains\u201d (Mont Blane).The poetry of the number is by Blizabeth Akers Allen, Julia ¢, IR, Dorr and Mis.R.H.Stoddurd?There ure short stories or sketches by W.8.Newell, D.R.Custleton, M.D.Conwny, Justin Me- Carthy and Miss S.C.Woolsey.Thu Easy Chair discourses with wonted wisdom aud cheerfulness of \u201cLiterature as \u201cMininters' Snluvies\u201d and \u201cA Morning Call,\u201d us played at Walluck's.Tho reg ukur éditorial departments avo full and interesting, This number the forty-second volume, The Government of France denies that the insurgent reports of victories on Saturday contain n particle of truth.-Dombrouski did not take any prisoners at Neuilly.Thiers's cireular is calm and confident as ustml.ports reiterate the former stories of the tremendous loss inflicted on the Ver snilles troops.The government is steadily strengthening its position so that it is stronger now than ever before.Paris is completely invested and previsions wre becoming scarce nguin, Assy has been reinstated in his place in the communal council.Cluseret's reports nre ro e-culored, but the national guards continue erecting new barricabes, The Prussinus ave massing troops near the city and prowiso their assistance to the Versailles Lroops whenever it is neoded, The trinls of (he communist leaders at Marseilles ave progressing.Cremieux's wife hag sent a petition lo President Thiers, asking pardon for her husband, \u2018The New York Tribune cor respondent telegraphs that the Versailles troops are spreading round the city.They have been discovered in strength at Gennevilliers and extending their lines to St.Denis.The people are flying from Paris in great numbers, The city consumes five-eighths of its urual quantity of flour.Lullieroffers to take coumand of the gunlieats on the Seine on condition that he has full authority.A new Faveicade bas Leen erceted near Dorr- brouski's wound disables him for a few the contre of Pince Vendome, days.Berlin, finance delegate, says t ab the financial condition is exeellent, ee Charles Reade enjoys a peculiar lis tinction nmong authors, \u2018There i5 not, pro'nhly, another writer of fiction in the world, whose work would have such a popular value in this conntry ns to indice a large publishing house te pre- duce itin instalments thee weeks after the same chapters have been pulilished by another.the case of Dickens's \u201cEdwin Drood,\u201d for which Mesars.Jumes BR.Osgood & Co.made an arrangement similiar to that under which thay are now publishing \u201cA terrible Temptation\u201d; Lut, after Dickens, Charles Reade is alone equal It is no less ereditable to the literary morah- ty than to the cuterprise of the house of the howe of Jumes R.Osgood & Co, that those publishers offer a standing rebuke to the prevailing Amerienn sin of piracy.By paying Mr.Reade u Jurge sum for advance sheets of lig new novel, | they afford an lionest remuneration to We saw this done in to supplying such an inducement.the author, and 2h the same time are able to present it 0 the American pul.Le fresh and three weeks It advance of its wrrival in this eenntry in any other form.There is no doubt that UE tue terprise pays ; fur, aside from (Le pu - lic appreciation of fuir dealing, Mw.Rendo's fiction exciles so ravenous un appotite in its readers that no one who gota it fresh in Bvery Suturday will be content to uwait its slower piratical publication elscwhorc.-\u2014 Boston Lost.of w Profession\u201d ; \u201cBridging the Atlantic with Steam,\u201d and its consequences ; concludes | The Paris re- The French Revolution, Before Paris, 14th evening via London, April 15, 2:30 a.m.\u2014There was fighting last night and this morning at Neuilly and Asnieres but it did not result in appreciably modifying the relu- tive positions of the Belligerents.The Versailles forces still occupy the vicinity of the Bridge of Neuilly, and a detachment which the Insurgents are on- déavoring to force to recross the Seine remuin on the island of Grande Balle and uwait reinforcements.Yesterduy shells fell in the Avenue Wagram, also many rifle bullets.\u2014 Tradesmen in the Avenue des Ternes were wounded, and u general exodus from that quarter of the city is taking place.Crowds ave demanding passports to leave Paris, The price is now reduced toa half a franc.Hundreds are disappointed.The streets leading from Porte Maillot are in ruins.Issy and Vauvres are firing small bombs which splinter into many pieces and ave terribly destructive.The delegates of the commune to Versailles have returned with Thies\u2019 conditions, which have rendered the in- sur;gents very violent.Rochefort demands that Vinoy.Gallipel, Fuvre and MecMuhon should be brought, chained in couples, to the Champs Elysees, where the relatives of the nationals killed should be allowed to do what they plense with them.Paris, April 16.\u2014The communists report that Fort d\u2019Issy repulssd successive assaults of the Versaillists on Fri- duy snd Saturday, with severe losses tu the assailants.General Dombrouski attacked the government forces ut Nou- illy yesterduy, and claims that he took 400 prisoners.The engagement continued through the entire night.The batteries on the hill of Trocadero have opened un fire on Fort Valerien, which replies with vigor.Ueneral Dombrous- ki caiforces strict discipline among the national guards, and is doing much to render all the branches of wilitary ser vies more efficient.Louspon, April 16.\u2014The Tribune's special correspondent at Pris telegraphs that a powerful barricade has been begun in the Place Vendome.À twelve- pounder is already mounted.The Lar- ricades in Rue Castiglione have buen strzngthened.\u2019 The state carriages of Prince Murat an) Marshal Canrobert Lave been seized.The cure of St.Roche has been arrested.Yesterduy n delegute of the commune took an inventory of ull the objects of value in this church, which is one of the most fashionable iu Paris, Most of the soldiers and gendarmes on the island of Grande Jatle have escaped.One hundred only aro prisoners.The national guards yesterday advanced from the Bois de Colombe nlong the Seine to Hauterrine, intending to take the troops ut Courbevoie in the rear.They were met near Colombes and forcad to retrent with the loss of many prisoners.The regulars still hold the hridge of Neuilly.Vulerien replies to the Paris batteries, and has sent shells into Passy and Apteville.The Prussians have occupied Stouen, neur St, Dens, in the Quartier du Triomphe; A CIRCULAR FROM M.T.1IERS, VEersauLes, April 16\u2014Thiers has issued n cirenhur stating that the fight ing of the last two duys has been of an unimportant character.Chatillon and the southern forts of Paris continue to tire without result, Our troops are well established in their positions and have repulsed sorties, Our communien- tions are perfect, while those of the insurgents have been destroyed, General Wulf, by a sortie from our lines, has damaged the insurgent preparations for an attack upon Asnieres.A WESCTJON FN PARIS.The Church of Saint Roche wus seized hy the nationals, and the people were ejected, A crowd collected the street, nnd 0 woman denounced a man attived in plain clothes ag a priest.The crowd took the man's part, and the wo man wag beaten terribly.This is the firs: sign of reaction in favor of the priests, ARRTST OF A PARIS DEPUTY, Lockroy, the dramatic author, who vecently resigned hig seat in the assembly in order to remain with the com- muni: ts, was arvested yesterday «t the Neuil.y outpost of the Versailles army and brought to Versailles.in THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT.In the national assembly today n financial statement was submitted by the government.The estimates for military service are not yet fixed, but other ministries will economize 107.000, 000 francs during the last half of the present fiscal year.The revenue cannot he ascertained until quiet has been restored to the couatry.THE CANXONADE UN SATURDAY \u2014MACMA- Hos, Paris, April 15.\u2014Therc was a brisk canuonading yesterday evening, and General Cluseret claims that the Versailles forces have been vepulsed.General Lullier hag been appointed to com wand the communist gunbonts.Marshal MacMahon is massing the troops of the government at the village of Colombes, nhont 6 miles northwest of Pails, prepantory to à grand ntttek upon the insurgents.When Mr.Greeley wrote something about \u201cAnna Dickinson's lecture on Jo- auot «0 the printer made it ved \u201cAny Dutchman ul Play the Jews harp.\u201d \u2019 The 14,000 heathen Chineo in San- Francisco don\u2019t make much noise in the world, but they own $74,000 in veal erty, not withstanding.estate and $1,188,000 in personal prop- self by trading off his wife for » socond- hand gun and a peck of beans.B&F The Nebraska State lunatic usy- Jum was burned on Sunday night.\u2014 Loss, one life and $150,000, dispatch from Concord, N.H., to the Boston Journal of April Tth.says, it is stuted thut negotintions ure going on for the lease of the Northern N.H., R.R., to the Vermont Central railvond, in order to secure unother link in the contemplated grand trunk route from Chicago to Boston via the lukes, Og- densburg, White River Junction aud Concord.Should this measure be arranged, its terms will be submitted to the stockholders of the Northern rail- voul at the annual meeting next month.Iu connection with the above report there came out some of the particulars of the movement on the part of several influential and wealthy men, whos are backed by a great railvoud corporation, to secure from the next Legislature à charter for a new railroad from Concord to Munchester.This project hag been agitated from time to time for several years, but it comes up anew nov from the fuct thut the Passumpsic railroad bus been completed, and that the White Mountains railroad will next summer bo exteuied to the Grand Trunk voud of Canada, the object of this great scheme being to get another independent line from Montreal to Boston via St.Johns, Stanstead and the Passumpsic road to Wells River, Vermont, or via the Grand Trunk and White Mountains road to Wells River, and thence by way of Plymouth, Concord, Manchestor aud Luw- rence to Boston.The Manchester and Lawrence roud is now leased to the Concord railroad, but the wovers in the above project allege that the lense is un illegul une, aud will probably be aunull- el Ly the Supreme Judicial Court.A significant feature in this programme is the fact that parties are actively at work buying up Munchester and Lawrence stock ut private sales, in order to get n controlling power in thal corporation.À greut public interest will Le felt in all the railrond movements above tionad.men- In the United States Sanate on Mon.duy conference committees were ovdered on the Ku-Klux and the deficiency bills.Senator Edmunds heing chairman of the former and Senator Uole of the latter.Mr Stewart offered an mnendment to the Constitution requiring State to maintain a system of schools.Mr.Blair objected and it was In the Flouse Mr.Dawes was appointed chairiman of the confer- every free withdrawn.ence committee on thedeficiency bill.Mr Butler offered a resolution which went over, offering submission to the joint commission of the claitus of American citizens for damages for imprisonment in England, requesting the President to orgnuize a A resolution was passed commission of five oflicers to consider the propriety of removing the Brooklyn navy yard and several uestions connect.therewith, Lacs 22 mp NEW AMERICAN Ivan.\u2014The new American 5 per cent, loan hus now heen subseribed for to the amount of S45.540,000\u2014u little wore than one-fourth of the whole amount offered.CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CUMPANY, By advertisement in another cutumn it will be noticed that the 24th year of this institution closes on the 30th inst, and entrants previous to that date will be eutitled to share in the protits of the current year, the blue book recently laid Lecore Par- lament that this ow only pure Cana- Wo are ple wi LE soe by div Lile Company continues to lead the Bat cfa mosnt of business done tioughoat the opts 4 regards a Duminion ; and from a memorandum from the general agent, Mv.Murray, we also find that the new buainess for the | year just expiring is Inrgely in excess of last year, showing an increase of aout 76 per cent.By retumms referred to above we find that twenly-three companies veturn an aggregate issue of 6, 748 policies, and of these the Canada\u2019s shure was 1,062, This success will indicate the Lold this native institution has obtained on the confidence and regard of the people, and we have ne doubt even greater success lies before the company in the future than it las achieved in the past.\u2014Cazette, en ave ee In Congress on Monday General Butler introduced asking the President to have the cases of the lately released Fenians brought before the joint high commission.Tel lors were demande, and only about a Dancombe resolution one hundred members voted, being less than à quorum.The Republicans generally abstained from voting, for the purpose of defeating a mischievous prope osition.The demanded a eall of the TTouge, but lee fore it was completed the morning hour expired, and the resolution wenl ove, Later in the day My.Kinsella intro duced the same vesolution, and asked a suspension of the rules to put it on ils passage.The yeas and nays were called and the House refused to suspend the democrats vaciferously the negative.So the movement was Tue resolution was regarded ns nec only inoppor tune\u2014since if adopted it could only embarrass the President and com mission\u2014 but aus quite veulen, The .\u2018 .+ + already invited ene of the Fenians to | fy Bia gr jvenecs Lodo hon 2 + a \u2014\u2014 A gentleman in Indiana saved the expense of a divorce and emriched! Lins- Close of the Session, Parliament was provogued on Friday lust.We append the speech of the / Ime \u2014 Governor General, and list of acts sign- TsrronTAnT Rairhoap PnosecT.\u2014-À ed by him : THE SPEECH FROM THE THRONE.Hon, Gentlemen of the Senate ; Gentlemen of the House of Commons :\u2014 In releasing you from further attendance in Parliament, I beg leave to express my warm acknowledgements for the diligence with which you have applied yourselves to the discharge of your public duties.The session has been brief, but work of importance lus been accomplished, und 1 imay congratu- lute you ou the prospect which is foreshadowed that in the future the session of the Purlioment of the Dominion will not make the inconvenient demands on the time of the members which it has done in the past.The arrival in Ottawa of the Representatives clected to servo fur the Province of Manitoba and their taking their seats in Parliament mark sigrully the completion of the Union of that Province with the Dominion.The Criminal, Militia, and other statute laws, not in their nature inappli- euble to Manitobn, lave been extended to that Provinces, The regulations for the survey and granting of hands in Manitoba were modelled on a system tested by experience, and will, by their liberality, offer a free home to all, without restriction, who desire to settle in the country aud avail themselves of the advantages held out to them.It shall be one of my earliest eaves during the recess to take steps to ne- gotinte on equitable principles with the Indian tribes of Manitoba and the Northwest territory, in order ta quiet theiy titles to Jams, The session which vee now closing has witnessed the consummation of the miiow of Manitoba and the adoption of ko necessary initial tucusures to fneili- tale and ensure the admission of British Columbia into the Dominion.The wd: dresses passed hy the Senate und House of Commons Twill transmit through the Coloninl Secretary for sulnnission tp Her Moss Gracious Majesty, and | trust Parlionent will ab its next session have the satisfaction of viewing us an accom lished fuct the union of all\u2019 Her Majesty's continental possessions in North America, an object, the autain- ment of which even the most sanguine advocates of Confederation did not anticipate for many years to come.L cherish the expectation that the result of the census wil demonstrats thal the several Provivces of the Do- winion have made a vapid advance in population al in ail the elements of matorial prosperity during the lust decade, The fisheries question is still under the consideration of the Joint igh Commission at Washington, and 1 mn confident that covery effort is being nile to secure such a result as will mech the reasonable expectations of the Canadian peopl: and tend to the pres- ervidion ol lasting amity and good teel- ing between Great Britain and the United States.Gentlemen of the House of Couñmous : I tender you my thanks for the readiness with which vou ie granted the supplies for the present year, Housorable Gentlemen and Gentlemen : We have abundant cause for rejoie- ing at the present moment in the favourable state of the revenue and tho thriving condition of many branches of the national industry.I sratefully acknowledge the loyalty of the people, and the spirit of order and respect for the law which prevails in every part of the country 5 and I pray with all humility that these blessings may be of long continuance, und that He from whem all good proceeds may vouchsafe to look with fivonr on this Trominion.BILLS SANCTIONED BY ITIS EXCELLENCY.he following hills received the sane- tion of His Exeellency :\u2014 , Air aet for the prevention of corrupt practices dn relation to the collection of the revenue, Aa act to establish one nuiform veney for the Dominion of Canada, An aet to prolong fae a certam time the term allowed for the redemption of rents reserved on certain fading lands in the township of Dunder, An net to extend the provisions of the net authorizing the imposition aid collection ol havhor dues by tie Corpo ration of the town of Owen Sound, An uet to indemnily the members of the Executive Government aud others for the wuavoidable expenditure of publie money in excess of the Parliamenta- vy grant ineurred in repelling the threatened raid of the Fenians in 1870.An act to amend aud explain the act to aumeud the charter of the Ontario Bank.An act te incorporate the Ontario and Quebee Railway Company.An net to incorporate the Mutual Life Assuciation of Canada.An act to make further provision far the zovermment of the northwest tervi- tories, An act for move effectually preventing the desertion of seamen in the port of Quebec.An act to amend the act 33 Vie cap 40, respecting the settlement of the affairs of the Bank of Upper Canada, An net respecting the lon authoviz.ed by the net 32 and 33 Vie, eap 1, for the purpose of paying a certain sum to the Hudson's Bay Company.An net further to amend the act ve- sperting the improvement and manuge- carment of the harbor of Quebes.An net further to mend tho wet respecting fishing by foreign vessels, Anuet to amend the acls relating to the duties of customs.) An act io meorpurate the Sault St Marie Railway and Bridge Company.Au neb respecting cortain officers of the Trinity House of Quebee, An act to incorporate the Isoluted Risk Fire Insurance Company of Cann- rules, General Butler himself voting in da.An act to incorporate the Montreal ugain defeated, and it is thought finally.ind City of Ottawa Junction Railrond ompnny.An act to incorporate the Confedera tion Life Assuciation.An act to amend the census act.An act to incorporate the Kingston British members of the commission have | and Pewbioke Railway Company, An net to I'New Lrunsw cand dis | understood tere would be no objeto tend to the Province of the op of the Prov.vation bere wp of the Lerisiature of + ice sf Canada, corcenoer the -vrod of to all of them pursuing the same course the Clavel of Fu shan fn Cada, An act concerning the Vaudreuil Railway Company.An act to incorporate the Western Bank, An act to ineorporate tha Metropoli- irre Ae st 5 SEE cope tau Bank.An uot to comprise in one not tho tinuncial affairs of the Great Western Railway Company.An act to incorporate the Bedford District Bunk.Au act to amend the ant incorporating the Sun Insurance Com.of Mon- treul.An act lo incorporato the Bank of Liverpool.?An net to authorize the incorporated village of Trenton to impose und collect harbor dues and for other purposes.An act relating to the commercial Bank of New Brunswick.An uct to incorporate.the Dominiou Telegrnph Co.An act to authorize the Northern Railway Company of Cunada to make agrecinents for the leasing, using, and working of the lines of Railway of other (\u2018ompanies.Au act to provide for the appoint- meut of a Port Warden for the harbor of Quebec.An act to make provision for validating certain premium notes tuken or held by Montreal Fire Insurunce Companies, .An uct to amend the act respecting Insurance Companies.An act to authorize the sale of the Oakville Harbor.An act to extend to the Province of Munitobu certain of the Criminal Laws uow in force in the other Provinces of the Dominion.An uct to incorporate the Fredericton and St.Mary's Bridge Company.An act in relation to the Library of Purliunent.An act to nuthorize the sale or lease of the Rockwood Asylum to the Province of Ontario, Aan act relating to Bunks and Bank ing.Aun act incorporating the Mutual Insurance Company of Canada, An act to extend the act respecting the Militia and Defence of the Dominion of Canada, An uct to make temporary provision for the clection of members to serve in the House of Commons of Canada.PorrsviLe, Pa, April 17,\u2014A well informed and prominent coul operator lieve stated to night that the present coul difficulty was about ended and that a speedy resumption of mining would follow.ee emer \u201cWaar Suis Prasver Curresey Mraxs.\u2014The American Government, at the commencement of the war\u2014say in 1SS2\u2014issued 220,000,000 of wlmt Of this, no less than $4,446,000 remains unre- decd.wus called Postal currency.The redemption, lass year, amounted to only $89,418, and the paper is now coming in so slowly as to lead to the belief that very little more will be presented for payment.The result, therefore, is that nearly 24 per cent.of this large issue will be as truly taken ont of the pockets of the people of the United States as if it had been done by means of taxation, There was another issue, in 1863, of $23,000,000, of which £3,2.46,000 remains outstanding, the rve- demption last year having Leen only 8151450.This shows the evil of a shin-plaster currency.\u2014 It would have been full as well if Mrs.Annie Breed of Norwich, Conn.who died the other day, had not left F30,000 to her faithful servant of twenty vear\u2019s devotion, Miss Abbey Nilkey.For Abbey was so evercome with her wenlth that she actually died of happiness in less than two weeks after she When poverty is life, \u201ctis folly to be dead because of mon- oy.\u2014 The Laurel wreatli given to Emperor William, on bis return to Rhiue- Jandl consists of sixty leaves, many of them insceibed with the names of places became an heiress.rendered memorable in the war, T'wen- ty carats fine, and weighing three pounds and four sunues, 16 is a costly jtri.ket.The band by which the leaves are lied together is of platinum.On the knot wre cugraved the words \u201cTo lier heroie King ad} Emperor.Grato- {dl Lhineland, 1870-71.\u201d \u2014- Bella French, who is lecturing in Towa on \u201cProgression,\u201d closes one of her productions thus:\u2014\u201cMark our progress, for we bent the world, Our Vaukre race is plenished, not by Van- kee mothers ; they know à thing or two that live did not.John Chinamen, the Scandinavian, the Duteh or Trishiman\u2014- they do all this, the Jower work, for emigration is the true panacen for peopling our beloved Ameriez.On, on we go.What next! The kettle sings our hullibys, tlic cradle rocks Ly steam, the Luly sucks its Alexandria; aud Women all go lecturing.The duwn of the mil: 1:uniam has come.\u2019 \u2014- Over-exertion, either of body or mind, produces debility und disease, The usual remedy is to take some stimulant, the effect of which is the sume as giving a tired horse the whip instead of onls.The: true way is to fortify the system with a permanent tonie liko the Peruvian Syrup, (a protoxide of iron}, which gives strength and vigor to the whol syste, - No organ of thought er action can be employed without the assistunce of the blood, and no orga ean be employed safely or with impunity without a supply of healthy blood.With healthy blood the oxercised organs become well developed, whether they Le muscular or intellectual, By the use of Fellows\u2019 Compound Syrap of Hypuphosphites the blood is speedinly vitalized and pu rified, and s0 made capable of producing a sound mind aud a saund body, NE maar Sr\u2014r\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 SPECIAL NOTICES.BREAKFAST.\u2014E1rrs's Cocoon, \u2014URATE- FL1, AND COMFORTING.\u2014The very ngree- able chrracter ofthis prepuration Tas rene dered it a general favorite.The Cteil Service {éazette remarks:-\u2014\"The singolar suce cess which Mr.Epps attained by his hom- aopathic preparation of cocoa has never bean surpassed hy any experimentatist.~ By a thorough knowledee of the uatieal | lows which govern the operations of di- | gestion and nutrition, au by n carelul application of the ine properties of welleges Jeoted cocon, Mr.Epps has provided our hreakfust tables with a dellestely flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctors\u201d bills.\u201d Made simply with boiling water or milk, Sold by the \u2018Prade only in 4 1b., 4 1b,, and 1 lb.tin-Hined packets, la- Delled\u2014JAMEs Errs & Co,, Homaoputhie Chemists, London, Englund.27 Seraphines Cottage Orgnns and Melodeons, at very low prices, by H.C.WILSON, Pianos, CHOIRS and LODGES supplled on very liberal terms.Every Instrument delivered and guar- enteed for Five years, Old Instruments taken at their full value in exchange, Orders by Mail will recelve prompt attention.H.C.WILSON.Compton, Feb, 15, 1870, 1811 A Masonic Hall,\u2014Stanstead, Q.GOLDEN RULE LODGE, KO.4, I.& A.M.Regular Communication, Tuesday, May 2d, 1871,\u2014Afternoon Meeting.J.1% FLINT, Sec'y.5 A supply ot Legal Cap.Foolseap Bl Cap, Letter Paper, Commercial Nole and Octuvo Note in quarter and half Ream packages, with Euvelopes, all colors, to matels, ean be obtained at the Journal Office.Also, Legal Blanks, Blank Notes, Checks aud Recelpts, Call und get samples.BLANK Bouks.\u2014-Ledgers, Journals, Day Bouks, Blotters, Records, Compusi- tion Books, &e., various styles and sizes, for sule cheap at the Journal Office.\u2014 Call and see them.\u2014 \u2014 2lank Books! À fresh stock Hom a celebrated manu- taclory, of Ledgers, Journals, Day Books Record Books.Pencil Books.Butcher Books, Memorandams, &e., &e, Al sizes and qualities, at prices to compare with the times, at ihe JOURNAL OFFICE, Nov, 22,1870, WET A fresh lot of Stationery ineluding Mourning Paper aud Envelopes, at the JOURNAL Office, bai\u201d À fresh supply of Blank Notes and ituceipts for sale at the Journal Of fice.Look at This?Buy your Envelopes.Note Paper and Blank Books at the Journal Ofice, and save 50 per cent.MARRIAGES.Lie Stanstead April 12h, by License, by Rev.L.P.Adams, Jonx B.TOWLE 10 JANE A Mino.Also by the same the same day.by License, GEORGE W.AND to Saal A.GUEIIN, all of Stanstead.On the 12th inst.at the residence of the bride's brother, by the Rev.Osborne Lambly, M.A., Avan J.Tavior to AMELIA BALLS, both of the Township of Magog, Q.; arms DURS DEATHS.InSonth Troy, April 0th, BETsky Syrrn wife of William Donnigan, aged 20 years 11 months and 20 days.Review of the Latest Markets, BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKETS.Brighton, Watertown and Medford, for the week ending Apirl 12, Cattle\u20142218, Shecp\u20145,900, Blogs 3300.PRICES\u2014 \u2018 A few choice Western, @ Extra 11 @114, I qual.10ÿ@11 Second + 10 @104 Third + Light animals, Sheep and Lanhs, 4f?head Working Oxen, Steers, 08 @093 00 @00 ! 75@0 ON 125 OU@#10 OU ; 70 00@125 00 Mileh Cows, 30 vo 60 00 =\" Extra, G5 OO 100 Cu Heifers, Farrow Cows, &e.20 00@ 30 00 Y'eitrling 12 00@20 00 Two year Olds, 20 0040 00 Swi Fat llogs, 74@8e; Shotes, a wholesale.S@10; retail SAgita ip 1b, Pelts, 80@1,10.Tallow, country, 5@6 PRODUCE, Boston, April 12.Butter, new choice, 38 (@ 40 Fair to good, 42 @ 36 Connon, 16 @ 2 Cheese, Dairy, 16 @ 15 + Factory, 14 @ 16 deans, per bus, 200 @3 12 Poultry.pes th, ls (@ 23 Tors, rest, Ju @ 39 Quix, 68 wg 74 Corn, per hus, So ee Du Herds Grays, G30 @7 ww Wool\u2014Canaadla, @ do du combing, 59 ( GU liops, 1870, JU æ 14 MONTREAL PRODUCE PRICES CURKENT.April 17, 1871, Fionr, df* bbl., Superior extra, 7 + Extra, > Fancy, 6 superfine, Canada Wheat, G Wheat, Dals, à Cora, Barley G2@ 65 Buiter 4p hy 17@ 1 MONTREAL CATTLE MARKET April 14, First quality, 8 00@ 8 30 Second and Third, 7 BD@ 7 00 Milch Cows, 25 UOÇO4U U0 2067 Hb dog @0G 1 42@1 Hig (7 25 90 50 25 4h do.extra, 45 00@h0 OÙ Sheep, 4 00@ G UV Lanibs, 3 HU 1 CO Hows, live, 7 00@ 7 50 do, dressed, 7 00@ 7 50 NEW York, April 17,2 P.M.Gold tit New Advertisements.Thorough-bred Hereford Bull FOR SALE! I's subscriber oflers for sale his Lhor- ough-bred Hereford Full Pulean, 4 yeurs ofd, and every wiy a perfeot animal, Lan be seen at his farm, B.TF.KNIGII'T.Stanstead, April 18, 1871.20w3 Wy AvoNs FOR SALE! The subscriber has on hand Thirteen first-class Buggy Wagons: of his own manufucture.ous of purehusing 11 gool Bugey nre re quested to call and examine tiem before purchasing.J.ST.PIERRE, Stanstend Plain, April 18, 1871.20 Persons desir- Grass Seed! Grass Seed! ! Herds Grass FEY Bushels prime - Seed for ante in quantities to suit purchasers.Urice 84,75.H.LOVELL.Coaticook, April 18, 1871, 20w3 YVALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, rat Farin formerly Known asthe ROSE FARM.ora part of the vune, suy_the west hath aeves with good huililhyges.This fone Gi the neat I aatiied locations and mesg desirabte Favs in the Fastern Jownusthlps wbhin 23 niles of Stated Plain, and iv well ealeudated for two term.as (0 wood, water, sugarios, &e.If JU is not sold this\u201d Spring, iv will he teased to some suitable man, For terms and particulars, apply to HIRAM BISHOP.Stanstead, April 18, 1871.zur Tere ag yeaa sues New Advertisements, rOTICE: PTT Publle notice is horeby given that a Generul Quarterly Sesston of the Munilel- pal Council of the Township of Stanstead Will Le heid at Gritiln's Corner on Monday May 1st, 1871, for the purpose of levylng a Roud Tux, apportioning roud work un other general business.D.A.MANSUR, Sec-Treas, Stanstead, April 10, 1871.Ww A veriox SALE.The subscribers will sell at Public Auction at the residence of thu late SAMUEL CHENEY, in the village of Derby Line, on SATURDAY, the 20th day of April, - 1871, ait one o'clock in the afternoon, the following described property : 1 Superior Cow; 1 Buguy Wagon; 1 Lumber Wagon with hay rack; 1 Single Sleigh; 2 Buflulo Robes; 1 Straw Cutler: 1 Driving Harness; 2 Work Harnesses; 1 Corn Sheller; 1 Plow; 1 Huvrows, 30 Bushels Bariey ; 5 Tous Hay; 5 shares Massawippi R, R, Stock; 20 Acres more or Jess of Real Estate, near the village of Derby Line.80 Acres, more or less of Timber Land in Holland, Terms made known on the day of sale.Eras CUENEY.H.D, Normes, § ucts.J.EL DICKERMAN, Derby Line, April 19, 1871.20w2 pubic yori.The OWNERS and PEWHOLDERS of the louse of Public Worship at Derby Line ave hereby notified to meet at suid House of Public Worsistp> on the 18th day of MAY, IsTl at 2 o'clock, PP.Mg to transact the following business: 1\u2014\"Tw appoint a Chairman, 2\u2014To appoint à Secret 8\u2014'l'o see if the Owne id Vewholi- ers will vote to repair said Mouse, and if sb to what extent.à Couunittee to appraise dl House, WY H1ax Upon the Pews in said House to dlefray tie expense of such repairs as may be voted it any.As provided by Statute.SUEPHFN FU Owner gin A.G.BUGBER, ; 84 id AB.NELSON, douze.Derby Line, April 13, 1871.20w8 A tution SALE OF ROTEL FUBNICY RE, &C.The subseriber Will sel at Public Sale at Massawippt on FRIDAY, april 28th, commiencing at 9 c'elock, A.M,, the whole of his Hotel Fuvuiture with other goods comprising in parts Bureaus, Centre a= bles.Long and Square Tubles, Wash and Light Stands.4 doz, Cliairs, 1 Bedsteads, Beds and Bedding, complete dozens of Sheets, Pillow-cases.Blankets, Quilts, Naplios, Towels, Table-clothes and Curtains, Knives nud Forks, Spoons, large log ol Crockery and Glass ware, Mirrors, Cooling and l\u2019arlor Stoves, Cooking Uten- sits and \u2018fin ware, Carpets and Rugs; Stove Woud; Buggy Wagon, Sleigh; 2 driving Harnesses, Blankets, Halters and Robes and 1 superior driving Horse; also a Village Lot and {louse opposite the How tel.Sale positive and no reserve.PBl'erins cash except for building, 1 yrs.credit, JOHN SAVAGE.L.BE.PARKER.Auctioneer, Hatley, April 17, 1871.20w2 FELLOWS\u2019 HYPOPHOSPEITES.Amongst the diseases overcome hy the use of FELLOWS\u2019 Compound Syrup of Flypophosphites, ARE Coustipation, Asthina, Consumption, Lar- Yugitis, Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic Diarrhoea, Melancholy.Debility resulting from Typhoid and other low fevers, Diphtheritic Prosteation, llvsteria, Hypochoudria, Amenorrhea, Chlorosis, Anwmus or Wasting of the Muscles, Aphonia, or Loss o Voice, Chorea sr St.Vitus's Dance, Slugrishness of the Liver, Interrupted and Feeble Ace tion of the Heart, Sufocating Feelings caused by mucons obstructions: of the Lungs and Air Passages leading thereto, and Debility from various causes, many cases of which appeared hopeless.SOLD BY APOTHECARIES.Trive, 81.50; Six for 87,50.SAMES 1.FELLOWS, Chemist, Sr, JOIIN, N.B.nug2d IPRING QTYLES oF BES NEW GOODS! The bost osportunity to buy cheap Dress Goods.Thivty percent below regular prices! \u2014AT\u2014 O'ROURKE & HACKESTS, Who will sell you Guods that defy compen tition.A full assortntent of DELAINGS, ALPACAS, GINGILAMS.DRESS PRIMMINGS, TALASHOLE, &e ke.SILKS ut one half the usual price, Several pieces CARPETINGS of the best quality and latest patterns, - PRINTS AND COTTONS, at figures sucleans have never before been offered in this market.Wo invite aftention to our Stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, TWEENS and BOOTS AND SHOES, Of which we make a speciality.Also.SILIS AND FELT HATS.We have also a large and choice stock of\u201d Groceries and Provisions, Salmon, Salmon Trout, Tront, Mackerel, Herviug, White Fish, Cod aud Polloch, Flour and Meal, Sugars, A good line of Teas, Tobaccos, Spices, Salt &e.Also Kerosene Oil, Crockery, Glassware, Hardware, Nails, Glass, Lutly and Cooking and Box Stoves.In prices we KNOW thay weean not be approached, and it iz only necessary to give us a cnil to be confident that our statement is a truthful one, Every description of Produce will be tokon in payment, and at the highest market value.O'ROURKTE & ILACKETT.Stanstend, April 18,1871, 1300 NEY BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, The under ie al bn opened a hep over: AL CRs fees San po wher ie will der st Bids of Boss and bts teens d'u Sewer and EU sled oer Hip and vs ee tg] ep linotss Fedo Cor tes Denis, sewed slrous, ad 5 lippers of all dee seriptions, The Ludies and Gentlemen ure requests edd to call and try hls custom made work, at fair prices, {4 VEAUREGARD.Moek linod, dune 20, 1870, 1278 ROE Py A ig à y hi 4 a > G- = Bie Stunstead Jouvant, LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.SEA SEE Friends and readers tn all parts of the country will confer a favor by cuntribut- iny items of news to this department of the 6 Journal,\u201d for which liberal allowance will be mude, sa Corn orrespondents and advertféers are requested tu mail their fuvors s0 as to reuch us not later than Tuesday's mails if possible.LOCAL IN NSTITUTION 8.Val Railrord,\u2014Stanstead & Dorby Hosevie mate rain leave 6:20 A.M, and 7 20 P.M.Heturn at 72.m.und 8:05 p.m.Freight for morning train must be dellvered before 4 p.m, of the preceding day, Post Office, Derby Line.Bouthern Mails closo 9 p, m.Northern \u2018Canndliau 1p.m.Islnd Pond and Way, 1L.30p, m.Holland and Morgan, (Wed, aud Sat.) 12,30 p.m.Office open 2.408, m,, 9 pow.Sundays 9.30 to uu, m., and half Nour after chureh service In p.m., and 6.30 to 8 pm.in evening.J.hy FLINT, P.M.Staustcad and Rock Island Oflives.Mails arrive at Stanstead at 8 o'vlock, 8.m.w «at Rock Telund at 9 o'clock 1, m.« Jonve Kock Island at 4 o'clock pon.« + Stunsteud ut 5 o'clock p.m.Stages leave Stanstead for Coutleook every day ut Sa, Ti, return same cvening.Jeuve Stunatend for Island Pond every duy at 2 pom.Arrive at Jl a.m, Religious Meetings.Epr1scoraL.\u2014( Rev.W.Early)\u2014Sunduy services at 11 2,35, and 7 p.m.Merirobisr.\u2014fltev, E.B.Ryckiman)\u2014Sunday service, Plain, 10:30 2.m.Derby Liug, 2:30 p.m.CONGREGATIONAL.\u2014(Mev.J.Rogurs)-Sunduy service, Pinin, © p.54 Cariouic.\u2014(lev.M, Mucauley )\u2014Sunday services, 30 n, in, and 6 p,m.Masonic==Éolden Rule, No.4.Regular commamnieations, Tuesday preceding full moon.1,0.GoT,\u2014\u2014Internations! Temple, No.11.Meotiugs every \u2018Tuesday evening at 61-20 \"dock.S.Goodenough, of Now Line \u2014 Rev.York, will lecture at Derby Church, this (Wednesday) evening.\u2014 Tho Amateurs of International Temple, 1.0.G.T., played \u201cThe Drunkard's Warning\u201d last evening to a crowded Louse, and rendered it quite to the sutisfuclion of the audience.They have been requested Lo repeat it for the benefit of the \u201cLadies Aid Society,\u201d when an admission fes will be charged, and will do so sore evening nest woek, of avhich due notice will Le given.\u2014 From all purts of the country, Canada and Northern States, come reports of large yiolds of maple sugar this season.In the principal markets of Vermont, sugar is selling from 6to8 ets.per pound.# \u2014_ \u2014 \u2018There was n row on \u201cIrish Cor- .\u201d opposite \"T, C.Butler's store Tues- Cause\u2014whiskey.What day evening.of Derby are the \u201ctown authorities\u201d about ?A French Canadian on the Plain, name unspellable, was arrested same evening for beating his wife.ze __ Considerable repairing is going on here this Spring, and a plenty more needed.A new house is going up near the Railway station for the use of the engineer, C.B.Pike.\u2018 \u2014 One of the employes in Jerry Drew's stables had his leg broken by the kick of à horse vne duy last week.Mr.Drew has sold \u201cChestnut Dan\u201d to a New York gentleman for a family horse.\u2014 \u2014 On the 7th inst, at Hatley, two barns au out house and about 15 tons of hay was consumed hy fire.The property Delouged to Mr.Parnell, and was insured in the Mutual.\u2018The fire was the work of an incendinry.\u2014 People should be more earcful abont securing their horses while in the One ovening lust week a pair village, Eustman of of horses belenging to C.Holland, broke loose, run over the upper Lridge and ran into the carriage of Mr.Won Holmes ner Mr.Brudic's, twoving Mrs.Holmes from the eu- vinge.Fortunately she escaped without very serious injury.\u2014 A tea \u201ctotaller\u2014the | man drinkd nothing bub ten.\u2014 It is hardly worth while to con- Scien- who gern ourselves about posterity.Lists tell us (hat in two thousand wil lous of years the earth will bo as small as Rhode Island.#_ The seal fishevies of $t.Johns, N.1, recently wet with remarkuble fortune in their calling, Tight vessels the oth- er-day brought in 197,500 seals, valued at over $500,000.\u2014 Thove was n very striking appenr- nuco of the Northern \u2018Lights Monday might, the colors varying from white to red.} On the door of the Chotopka House, in Kansas, was recently posted the following notice: \u201cThis hotel is closod on account of a difference between the proprietor and cook, which was settled with pistols, and sent the propri- tor to the grave and the cook to the jail.\u201d \u2014 A Wostern writer gives it as his belief that if as much attention were paid to improve coin as is given to grapes, a hundred million bushels might | | The: Insurgents appear to be completely.carried away with favy, and blindly | be > added to the annual crop.\u2014 A goose and a colt out in Michi.on have struck up an attachment of a decidedly romantic character.They fight for each other, anid are constuntly together, When the colt lies down the goose will sit down close beside him, | 8 and wait until he gets up.colt is fod corn in the ear, he will fill his mouth with shelled corn and drop it whate tha govse van pick it up.\u2014 Pe min re in the Lackawanna vaîler ave gain playing the role of riots wa, nnd thie city of Serantan iv patrol ol hy militia Considerable property ans been Duinel, and Worse dutrages have Loon throutened by the workimen*s unions, who hnve undertaken toprovent work in the mines, «| n note, .by the disruption of France.\u2018When the\u2019 invigoraters\u2014Dyer necessity.\u2014 Seventy-eight women in the United Btates are ordained preachers.\u2014#Victoria Woodhull\u201d is the name of à new brand of Pittsburg whiskey.\u2014 Indians at Puget Sound are becoming so far civilized as to use umbrellas.\u2014 Why should P.T.Barnum have A.B.after his name?Because « Les is a hum-bug.\u2014 Two brothers named Smalltubs, recently married in Michigan, took the names of their wives.\u2014 Indigo, bound dry on the wound, is a sure cure for rattlesnake bites scorpion und bee stings, eto., says a Mormon who has tried it.\u2014 The rumor is again revived that the Hon, L.8.Tilley will shortly proceed to British Coluwbia as Lieutenant Governor.\u2014 Two gamblers, arrested on the Great Western Railway, were recently sentenced by Judge Logie, of Hamilton, to four months hard labor.\u2014 A lottery scheme in New York was investigated by the police during the \u201cdrawing last week, und the wheel was found to contain three barrels of blank tickets, but not à single prize.\u201c\u2014 A white boy asked a young negro what lie ind such a short nose for?«I 'spects so it won't poke itself into other peple\u2019s business,\u201d \u2014 An economical fellow ways when his stockings wear oul he sews ap the tops straight across, and puts them on his feet the other way thus making n good fit, \u2014 Within eight hours of each other, there died in Providence a mother and dunghter, aged respectively eighty-one and sixty-one, who, during the sixty-one years of the daughter's life were never sepernted for a longer period than five weeks, \u2014 À man wanted a friend to discount «If T advance this,\u201d said the lender, \u201cwill you pay your note punetu- ally #7 \u201cI willon my honor,\u201d replied the other, \u201cthe expense of the protest, and all.\u201d \u2014 The peculiar efiect of fear js exemplified in the fact thut, Mrs.Alfred Acker having disd suddenly in Mont- gowmery county, Penn., a hired man in the house was so afraid ho might be accused of murdering her that he hanged himself in the barn, \u2014- The latest thing in waterproof clonks consists of a long loose sack reaching nearly to the bottom of the dress, and furnished with a hood and deep cape, which extends across the back and is sewed into the shoulder seam, 80 as to form a graceful, flowing sleove.\u2014 In reply to a young friend leaving à town because some things in it were not exactly to her taste or content un old lady of experience said: \u201cMy dear, when you have found a place where everybody and everything are always pleasant, and nothing whatever is disn- grecable, let me know and I'll move there too.\u201d ; \u2014 The agricultural society of Hoche- Inga has anthorized Mr.M.H, Coch- vane, to import a.Suffolk Punch or Midland county entire horse, the price to Le left to Lis own discretion, Lut the animal to be the best that can be pur chased.\u2014 The loca] manager of the Perth branch of the Montreal Bank decamped on Pr iduy last taking with him something over $18,000.»He turned up on Tuesday in Rome, Now York.lt is now said that le was temporarily insane | ft is strange how many persons ave discovered to be troubled with this disease after the commission of such crimes, \u2014 An INinois weman committed suicide by hanging herself to an apple | \u20ac tree, At the funeral a neighbor, notie- ing the sad appearance of the husband, consoled him by saying that he had met with à terrible loss.*Yes,\u201d says the husband, heaving a sigh ; \u201cshe must have kicked like thunder to shake off six bushels of green apples thut would have been worth n dollu a bushel when they got ripe !\u201d = There is but one sentiment among the French, and the friends of France in this \u2018counfry concerning the Paris vabellion, and that is,.that it must be put down at any cost.They realize that @ failure to séundly thrash and subjugate the Reds would be followed The people through the provinces view the matter in tho sume light, and though just.emerging from an exhausting way; they ave hurrying forward their sons and: their supplies for the Versailles army.\u2014 Asin the case generally in civil wars, tho French manifest more rage toward one nnother than they have dis- pinyed toward their common enemy.Yhook their heads against the wall of Goydrnment troops, Prisoners taken of both sides avé ihimettiately Enyonted they conduct themselves like mo many |; Vagos.\u2019 rictus on gifi-lottery enterprises.The: NEWKPRRPETS for publishing: the advor.Aaéthents of one of thew! Journals there nnd elsewhere ought to refrain from giving publititÿ to those swindling schemes without any legal Pressure, Wholly oxblided fréñt the Press lottery manegers would.\u2018expuriones grout: dif culty in \u201cighoving hi Queer,\u201d \"9 fi.the; \u2014 The plea of those who vend hair \u2018 -for Northern Pacific Sgven-Thirtles Ni Cincinnatti pépins\u201d to pub al Grand Jury hus indicted \u2018nearly all thé | unsuspecting public, ee 7 3 \u2014 A New York contemporury announces thut \u201cparental opinion is divided _as to the best method of disposing ef little children: \"There are.those who think that letting them play with loaded guus js the most offeetual, though slid-' ing them down stair-banisters in à six story hotel has its advocates ; in fact, three instunces lave been reported within a few days, in various parts: of the country, where this latter method worked with complete success.Peto Bbdertisements.AISINS, fine new fruit, $2 per box, ut OLIVER'S, Barnston Corner, N°TICE! Mrs.GEORGE CAMIBELL & SONS bog to intiuinte to their friends and the publie that having repaired and refurnished their house, that they will be prepared to open The St, Leon Springs Hotel for the reception of visitors on the 15th of May next.J\u2019ersons wishing for the St.Leon Mineral Water can be supplied at William Evans, Stanstead Plain, Mus.GLO, CAMPBELL & SONS.April 9th, 1871, 19m3 ADIES BOOTS and STOKES for the Million.all of the Lutest Styles, at OLIVER'S, at Barnston Corner.~y AG] EN TS WAN TE D ! MALE vr FEMALE, for the Provinee of Québec, to sell the \u2018FRANCO-GERMAN Wan\u201d of 1870, and other popular subscription books.For full particulars address SCHUYTEKR SMITI, Prescotf, Ontario, April 10, 1871.19 N.B.\u2014Agents wishing to engage in the work ean have an opportunity of meeting with me at O Smith & Sons, Stanstead, on Tuesday.18th inst.; at Fitch Buy ou Wednesday.19th, or as Pages Hotel, Lennox- ville ou Friday the 21st, 5000 Yi, HER.RESS GOODS, of an \u201cendless variety of patterns and qualities, for sale Cheup, a at OLIvER's, Baruston Corner.TOTICE.TT YDS.WEEDS, at OLIVER 8 Burnston Corner.Whereas MARGARET, my wife has left my bed and board without Just, couse or provocation, this is to forbid all persons trusting or harboring her où my account, as L shall pay no debts of her contracting after this date.: his FRANCIS 4 STONE.mark Joux FLEMING, Witness, Bar uston, April 8.1571, 19w4 EAS and COFF EL, of all kinds, fr esh and of the very best quality, at OLIVER'S, at Barnston Corner.NEY \"HARNESS SHOP.The undersigned js now ready to supply the Pub.ie with all kinds of Harnesses,\u2014 Repairing done on short notice; Wagons Trimmed to order.Please call\u2019 and examine thé work before purchasing elsewhere.N.F.McKAY.Fiteh Buy, April 7, 1871, 19tf W.OLIVER las a splendid lot of e SILKS and IRISH POPLINS, at Barnston Corner.NEW 750 GOLD LOAN! \" THE NORTHERN PACIFIC À RR Rapid Progress of the Work.The building of the Northern Pacific Railroad, (begun July last), is being pushed forward with great chergy from both extretnities of the line, Several thousand men are employed in Minnesota and ou the Pacific coast, \u2018The grade is nearly completed 266 miles westward from Lake Superior; traîus are running over 130 miles of finished road, and track-laying is rapidly progressing toward the eastern border of Dakota.Ineluding its purchase of the St.Paul & Pacific oud, the Northern l'acitie Company now has 413 miles of completed road.and by September next this will be increased to at least 5GO.A GOOD INVESTMENT, ~Juy Cooke & Co.are now selling, and unhesitutingly recomend, as a Profituble and perfectly Safe investment, tbe First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacitic |- Rujlronad Company.\u2018They have 30 years 10 run.bear Seven and l'hree-l'enths per cenit.gold iuterest (wore than § per cent.currency) and are secured by fest and only mortgage on thie ENTIRE ROAD AND 1s EQUIPMENTS, and also, as fast as the Itoad Is completed, on 23,000 ACRES OF LAND 10 every mile of \"track, or 500 Acres fur each $1.000 Bond.They are exempt from U.8.Tax; Principal and Interest ave payable in Gold; Denominations: Coupons, $100 to 81, 000; Rugister- ed.$100 to 810,000, LANDS FOR BOXDS.\u2014Northerin Pacific T3308 are ab all times recoivable at TEN FER CENT.ABOVE PAR, in exchange for the Cowpuny* & Lands, at their lowest cash price.This renders them practically INTEREST BEARING LAND WARKANTS.SINKING FUNDP.\u2014 The procae 3 of all wulos of Lands are required'to he devoted to the re-purehase and canBellation of the First Mortgage Bonds of the Company.\u2014 I'he Land Grant of the Koad exceeds Fifty Million Acres.This lmmense Sinking Kund will nndoubtedly concel the principal of the Compary's bondéd debt before it falls due.With thelr nwple security and high rate of interest, thére is no in- vestnient, acuessable fo ue peoples which is more PROFITABLE OR 8 EXCHANGE U.8.FIVE FWENTIES.The success of the New Government i per cent.Loan will compel the early surrender of United States 8 per cents.Many holders of Flve-Twenties are now exchanging them for Northern Pacifie Seven-1hir- ties, thus realizing n handsome protlt, and .greatly nsrord eat thelr yearly income.URITIES.\u2014All marketable Stocks oe piv will hp received at their highest eurrent price In exchange Èx- PRESS CHARGES on Money or Bouds received.and on Soven-lhirties sent in re turn, will be paid by.the Financial Agents.maps pamphlets.\u201d ete., can be obtained on aphlication at any agency, or from the undersigned.JAY.COOKE & CO.Philadelphia, New York, Washington.Finanojal Agents Northern Pacific R.R, Co By Buiiks wid Bankors, gonetally throŸ ott the coritry, * \u2018NartoNar Bank or Deny Ling: .we 8.FOSTER Asst, Cashier, \u20181898 7 \u20187 LééaL AGRNT.Full information 4 HA ou seen .OLIviR's Stock of | TE and -COMTONST - Barns- ton \u2018Corner: a nti at.mre a am tr ere IRON IN THE BLOOD.A Ys AN 1 À A Bond id | Niro oN VITALI AarRT\u2014=IRON, | fete TRE i > santé Lo i i JrABMERS Look to your Interest! Helo 3 dbertisements J.B.DALY & CO.4, Cel i Bog to announce to thelr Patrons and the Public generally, that they have received their SPRING ASSORTMENT E.H.GOFF, A ships.INSURANCE COMPANY.(FIRE AND LIFE.) Stanstead, March 20, 187).geut for Eastern Town- |= ALFRED PERRY, Fire Inspector.H.L.ROUTH, Chief Agent, Montreal.I.WOOD, Agent, Stanstead.17 T 0 LET.AC Shop, Water Pow- ae barre Bon with Es Provender Mi, a at King's Corner, Barnston.- Also, for sule about Bt toDs good Hay, For particulars in i PORTER NORTON.King Corner, Barnston, arch 14,1871.Fashionable Tailor.\u2014OF\u2014 SEASONABLE &00DS! Which surpasses in QUALITY AND STYLES, any heretofore offered, which they will sell at Unprecendentedly Low Prices ! And solicit a call from all intending purchasers.J.B.DALY & CO.Stanstead Plain, April 12,1871.12w6 Ii you \u201cwant CHEAP DRESS GOODS, go to OLIVER'S, Baruston Corner.Read This! F.R.8, London, Englsad, \u2026, .[very 1ow prices.BE Subserlr will pay ash for Beet Basten Branch, Ofc, Susetsburg, PQ.Manufactured by | Domestics, at Coaticook Lower Vilinge.E.H.GOFF, Manager.:|';.Brown and Bleached Cotto : MOULTON.This old and favorite company ls second |; ; (pain RE Stripes Denims, » Cotton riaunels, W e |\u201d March 20, 1871.- läwa to none in the PROMPTNESS and EQUITY Pr © &.H Al L L, Colorsd Fla g Flannéla mith Which ita losses are settled.No legal ER: E lande Linen Tannels, , Crashes, Lines NEW ly of claim that has arisen under the present Ti a A SUPPLY © management has remained unadjusted for Ra ù a.\u201d \u201ca Diaper.» Doylles, &c., ; ; a longer period than days,;.Insarances oi Istaïp, Q.rated Sadie : A ugs wm J a gifeatad at Teasonsble rates on all descrip- Co Ce \u2019 Wo! » I just received by » tions o! Prope Co eT ; Ladles Breakfast Shawls, Jaok BE Rad.an 1.WOOD, Special Agent. Ask: your Storekscper for ; this Store warranted genuine.March 21, 1871.16 AZARUS & MORRIS\u2019 Celebrated Perfected Spectacles & Eye Glassos.For sale by T.C.BUTLER, Agent, i Derby Line, Vt.-| \u2018We employ no Peddlers.16 J you want CHEAP GROCERIES, go to R.W.OLIVER, Barnston Corner.Tha Best is never too Good! Buy Bush\u2019s Improved Patent Horse Rake! Patented November 27, 1870.It has a good spring seat, is easily hoisted with a ever; will rake well over uneven and stony ground.It does not scratch up the dirt with the hay and injure the grass roots like the iron teeth rakes.The draft is easy for a horse It is coasidered by those that have examined it the best in the Market.It is Just what you want.Please send in your orders, A.CUSHING.Coaticook, Q March 2 1871.17w20 R W.OLIVER keeps on \u201chand the Ve Dest Stock of Goods in the Country, at Barnston Corner.GREAT BARGAINS READY MADE CLOTHING, |\u201d AT THE ally or by letter to GENERAL LIFE INSURANCE| vil aëmNer.i \u2018 TANT, STANSTEAP PLAIN, PQ 0 [I Toa M COMPANIES REPRESENTED; | ETNA of Hartford, : CONNECTICUT MUTUAL, TRAVELLERS, Hartford, Coun, ; Local Agents Wanted in all parts of, - the Country: 5 6 LL of the above.are.\u201cfrét-class LA: \u2019 a large business throiighout the United tates and, \u2018Canada, vith large Capital, heavy incom: and making a large Insurance Companies, doin prison of profits olicy holds ers annual For further.Information, apply perso Ww.C.irrond, Rock Tan; Feb.mam.1 826 USK i pee sumption.\"Nothingabei 4 Co., Boston, Sold in Stanstead by B.F.HUBBARD.OTICE! \u201cPersons.having claims 8 gelnatuthe Es tate .of the late.CG \"PIE (will please leave them with the undersign\u2019 ed, properly authenticatedi: : | Andall:ithose indebted to the raid tate will make immediate pa Aer E = | TP 2 a hat Place in\u201d \u2018 Castviltél -krio Taylor farm, conslsting of 50 acres \u2018of i good, land, with suitable Luildings.:-all in good repair.The land is well wa and fenced.The:house.is,only a few rods fromthe Cassville Church and School, and the location is one\u201d of the pléasantest in the Helghborhood.For terms and partic- nase, ep y to.; CHASE, or \u2018one, mis fram | acres of: land; 25 acres\u2019 hen wih | .Mäples, 95 acres lady Mage, \u2018aères new land, never cropped-\u2014an new .| ready for the plow.An:abundance of Bi ire spring water at house and barn, A | Cheese Factory on the Faïm, plots pa ground ent of $15 per yéar.Tice 83,000.|: Cheese -Factory.for sale with , wanted, ;Inguir re of \u2026.E.B.Derby Line, March b 1871.UTHORIZED DISCOUNT on ICES until further notice; CORNER OF MAPLE AVENUE.2: We would prefer to have those parties who are owing us call and settle, and-save us the painful necessity.of employing a a lawyer.T, & c.O'ROURKE.Rock Island, Feb.8, 1871.1810 > \u2018HITE.NORWAY.ATS.A Frs: ANBUBANOE - Companies Je dis cs irnie, EP _ \u2018 JA FULL; JANE OF DRESS GOODS ! consisting Sr Thihets, ts, Emprors Cloths, ! Marble VU oriss STANSTEAD PLAIN, P.@ Manufacturer and Dealer in Marble So: Al} Won LE i] ; \u2018| The old standard remedy for, Qonghs; Cols Colds, Qon-'|' i Squirrel, wii as \u201cthe e CHASE: | \u201cI \u201c14we >; Ottawa, Fob.25, Pr sl ARRIAQES! The subsites hes hes on hand a good stock of i ot My Wagons, Single and Double reas Wagons, Lumber Wagons.&c., &c.Wagons of all descriptions made to order, and repairs of all kinds dons on short notice, Persons wanting booted or open Buggies or any kind of a Wagon, are requested to and examine h work: DREW.Magog, March 15, 1871.\" 15:03\" OR SALE.The following described REAL ESTATE belo, to the Estate of the late SAMUE NEY, lying in Derby L on the north side of the road eadin the village of Derby Line to Beebe in and on both sides of the new road leading from the village of Derby Line to the De- Pot near said village, supposed to contain about 20 acres.There are beautiful apings of never fulling water on sald land.doe wil gell this property In parcels if ELIAs CHENET, np Dios) § Bucur.Derby, Jan.27,1871.! 1809 Ar SUPPLY OF (Pass & WINTER 6000S ! \u2014ATr\u2014 IT.FOSTER'S, \u2018Derby Line.Vt.Alpgceas, Poplin-Alpacca, Poplins, Aui- \u2018ue, PL Plaid and Plain Poplins.Pall \u2018Wool.i, Jeon Repta, Ints; Delainies.hams, &c.i \u201cA large variety;of Ladies: SHAWLS at special, attention.to| consisting of Mink; Fitch, tation\u2019.rmine, Imt.Fitch &e., which were sold at correspondingly low figurés.;, - Ladies FUR Trimmed HOODS! ET \u2018BUFFALO OP) \u2018and\u2019 Thinning for \u2018 If you are in wan 2 good or.CAP, call:at.FOSTE 8, lek ot fail to be suited at a very price.At ithe same time and place you can find à Large Stock of READY MADE CLOTHING! which you should not fail to look at bef : purchasing \u2018else where._ Ladies, Children\u2019s ai es SHO \u2018also \u2018Men's, Boys\u2019 and\u2019 Youths\u2019 BOOTS of the: latest Styles and best make, 7, ,Æ £ The undersigied ns Tras taken the \u2026 of the of London, Eng.one e of,the very best |; s'dolug business if, Canada and, the United States.Oapltal Hise, 294 89.\u2018The subsoriber- has tho/pureseed relied Ca the past season, Walghing 47 47 1bs., per bus.and in a good season.will weigh 50 1bs.\u2014 One bushel warranted to seed one.acre of rich land, making a saving of 4 or 5 bushels of secd per acre, à muoh lérger ÿiel yield in measure, nearly double in weight, an 8 weeks eatller thau any other Où here.\u2018They can be obtained of.the aub- | scriber at Griffin's Corhier, Stanstead, sent to any address.Price, 82 per bushel, with] = bag.82,50.One peck, 63 cents.Address ried ; b eit ~ Wishing m ousiomers ald every\u2019 one \u2018ele, a\u2019 eo ny out IV Te all \u2018| that I have on Ponda ala a lot of first class Cook; Box, Parlor and \u2018Double Stoves, and wishing this line of Foods before: warm weather, I \u2018will sell Stoves for the dext:8 months at a \u2018Tower figure for cash than they were \u2018ever \u2018before sold in the Dominion.Wi win fn it to hd advantage to call on 3 and exaniine.the he Stoves, earn prices before buying -of oth rie I am also agent for Salons \u2018Taylor & \u2018Co, \u2018and \u2018have on hand their celebrated \u2018Triumph Cook Stave, two sizes, No.9 and 10, | ut in design, large an my, recelves Fares of es nluding\"S Pa lent Kettle, \u2018Aves à big business wi hhh wood, a te Ps Te 5 low figure aia .ata.very low : [oe of the Stove, : Rpt ° ; mia 0e w : pi te, Ke gh | \u2018and Tea ob and a : Yankee Notlons too erg to rh Beebe Plain.MARTIN COMSTOCK.March a, \u20181671, A FARMER'S iS COMPANY, .Fathers ahd - Owners of Detached Rest ossibility of heavy losses, dud by so dos\u2019 ng oan insuré for nearly one-half the usual stock rates.bhas cash assets of nearly 8000 \u2018Deposited with the Minister of Finance for- for Shectal secnrity for Polidy Holders, oh anch OMee for Province of Quebco.| Sweet#bUurg, @.5 5.17 + EH GOFF, Manager.Ai premiums received at this Branch are deposited fn tio Kastorn Low ship s Bank and held on i py Bibht oF losses, All at or sottiod \"y flow, véfere nid to A ©, | ', WOOD, Specta 4 Agni on à.LS 8, B.Hpur DURT, Agent Barn 1 we i ne oAPIFAL REG thn This Company.is.one of the oldest Mus ; tual Fire Insurance Companies in Can established in > 3 Office expenses and\u2019 | manner in which the business Bag Tha conducted enables the Comp: pay ne risks hao do.your own Co A stitutiona, he 2s As As ADAMS, Rig | Gran à AND SHERBROOKE :f MOPU A: | rai tences Insure your Property | in the it; Hon, E.HALE, M.I \u20180°.a \" ['Agtiotieiral Tnstvdrice, Oo, [4 &-WOORNARD: | And save one-half s-ualf your money.: Hon R.Hale, M.L.0.G.X.Foster, B Bo , M.L.XK.Lu old and réllable stock Company Hong § cr Dobertaon, Geo.Po y insures nothing but Farm Property, Charles len Eeq.A \\ .and detached residences, thus avoiding | A 8 Lehoutvea V 1n 1638.Thi lowia roe ie pany te be lower than any Stook Oo mpany ou W= Farmers in Stanstead Co 1raure Patronise The Mutnal cant fout but | nu masse 1, 161 nod ® smallness of its the safe and careful he 8 Srovince, ol ily ome In vi wil, 8 at Lan al min Ware.de.hires and'Îf you oe find it ark you for ygur| trou ble.; Tha best in the Dom) on top of the are! Stafulon, ey.Tghont trouble, and will boil to.tke 2 tire satisfaction \u2018of.ay one who.will > ii been |.them.v da Ra Come pr.havé no my wen, 8, HER \u201cIf \u2018pou Adit want to have the blu a coms to me Mmbvohy Niue, + f to close out | BATESI |\u2018 splendid first-class stove, ne nest and ele- |\u201d par pay no money for\u2019 Work but it Ho 13 LA u unrep self; T shall sol Tin cheaper fic, \"Application to be, tat 5 ith RE ;|uipane2s Av pa [y Men°8 as Worsted Sera = > aude | por on Ladies\u2019 and Chil- | \u2018bought at very Jow prices, thereforewill be |.ou TE Subsori iri above hotel upon the public, Her tools gon opident £ he can safely guarantee sat! who may, favor him with res rreitey pages) eave this house dal} For ald ad points, connectin with th the Grand and lo noxville a Fn.Feb.1, PERTE a prepared 110 Walt Massawippi Rallroads at Len- À 8 there are a few persons who, have n the Tour à weeks respite allowed would say to such th crea) make than costs unless they ately au and settle by cash or note their book + = here say to the publie \u2018that Iam - selling m those wishing b .ng arg ains should pan, Rock Island, Dee.21, 3810, Lo 4 .\u201cValusble Village Property, OR\" p That nico house and lot on Stanitesd centrally situated, now known as tha Chore Parsonage.qrerme reasons ble, For partloulars apply to of the undersigned.Stanstead, Jans 4, 1871.eglected settling with me duriy; at I shall ce: call Stock at and below .Cost, 80 SALE.\u201c a $ A RICHARDSON} i PS vla 1\" N, HALL, Baboock® forme hard to Look well | For moneys; The Compa the Gast 38.years, sompariso | Business, \u2018and its \u201cthose of.othief\u2019 Bion is ne Agencies tiroughont thé \u2018Doikinion vis very soriibiaiton can be Obtatnti > DONALD MURRAY, Ge eral orince of et See ST wk Ré POWNALL, 5 Special Agent, ti Aire de Age Ed Meg of good stan erences) 28 above.ISRAEL TOUD, Agent, Sidnstend, PS0 HW, 0.LYFORD, |e Bt Life Instiranée \u201c SYANSTEAD PLAÏN, PQ: !* \u201cRF, 5.o5VELL, R STARSTEAD, CANAL vi El | Asso Assortment Even 6 à ré for atoog mi Pond ÉJMR! LIME!1 LOE hn Biriad, Souitastly off band.ders promptly filled.iE wo H WILKINS, FASHIONABLE rarLéR S8TANSTEAD PLAIN: An Knight's Block