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ct monies for any of the above Companies ' in this Province without producing a receipt signed by us, and any one paying money its flowers and its Lombardies, and sweep
‘pavement of the sea we find strewn with Yebellion.
jour feet.
| They are only isolated tranks, however, ;and have no connection with trne cos!
tin little wave-worn cavern to examine the | sage; ‘bat [ prefer beieg a coward for five } ' i
Current Notes.
‘Tus Datty EXAMINER.
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The Times’ Cairo despatch says that ; Ceylon is the place of exile to which six of the rebel prisoners will proceed within a fortnight.
13,
DECEMBER
1882.
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Notes of a Naturalist.
The Dai'y News’ Cairo correspondent
eT a : . -,. | Laursday were sentenced to exile and that drive from town. There is the ferry, with |. similar sentence will be passed upon the foamed whirlpools from the paddles, ' Mahi d Fehu y, A-alis milt uy «ngin er, on the gieaming besom of the Hillaborough jand Kxkook Samy, his under-secretary of
enea h your carriage wheels; then Tea! War. All six leave Egypt in ten days for Hilt where the grand panorama of the Bay | Piste Macitahes
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spreads its jewelled sheen before you, girt) : y | by rolting hills and far blue headlands, If; A New York financial paper says:—*‘Our you area geologist, you will stay to look at. imports from Canada during the year were this picture. The hills immediately round, valued at $50,775,581, against $37.684, 101 yon, stretching a broken rampart along the, in 1880-81, aud $32.988,564 in 1879 890. northern shore of the Bay, are upper, Vur expor's to Canada were valued at $33,- Permian sandstone. Tie low lands in, 254,725 against $34,199,194 one year ago, front of them are Jower Permian. Gallas! and $26,757,478 two years ago—not a very Puint and the two twin islands of Governor encouraging exhibit ; but it must be re- and St. Peter, that jie, like dark busses, on membered that Canada has adopted a new the bright shield of the bay, are Carbon-: tariff intentionally anti American.”
And, away in the southern hori-| The only beet sugar manufactury that is
Catholic + hapel. Entrance on Great George British and American Fire Insurance Companies, are prepared to insure all classes of ee eee bee eukar ae now in successful operation in the United insurable property on as good terms and at as low rates as they can be taken by any ae g Y, @® States is the Alveredo factc
ry in California, , which has now been doing a paying busi- ‘ness for three years, and shows no signs of giving out. During the season ending in May it made 1,391,688 pounds of refined sugar. and 24,167 pounds of crude, besides ‘111,775 gallons of molasses, from 11,230 tous of beets. The average cost of the beets te the factory was $4.23 per ton, and the growers were satisfied with the price.
seen the serried OCobequids, composed o ancient Silurian and Devonian rocks.
The spirit of the past eternity sleeps in that scene, with the misty light, and arwl blue, and autumn’s cow) of gold and russet wrapping up the hills.
We p: 8a the little village of Powral with
round the bay to Gallas Pont. We take the shore at the extremity of this flat : peninsula, and find ourselves among the! The letter from Arabi Pasha which ap- mingled brown, grey, and red rocks of the Peared reccntly in the Times, seems to us Upper Carboniferous. ,to be not quite unreasonable. He com- At the rear of Mr. Tweedy’s farm, the plains of the wholesale arrest of “ rebels,” line of ocean's battlements, scarped and Sheikhs, Bedouins, Madirs, Clerks, mer- buttressed, is broken, and the meadows Chanls, interpreters, &c., and asks whether, slupe gently down to a cove, where an open if the rising which he headed was so well crescent of clean, silvery sand-beach receives represented from the different classes of the the crystal wash of the waves. Thissmooth community, it could fairly be termed a Then, conscious that he has the petrified wrecks of a lung lost creation. made a good point, and as if he were watch- The waves seem to have gathered up the ing its etfect ou thie features of an audience, fragments and stored them bere as their, he goes on to justify his course by an appeal peculiar treasure. ;to the laws of God and man, the former There are sections of trunks of fine trees being the doctrines of the Koran, There (Dadowxylon) like broken columns of ada- he jast vverdves the thing a little. But mant, tossed and buried in the drifting when he ‘epresents the Khedive as ac- sand, Broken limbs, huge, burly, knots, knowledging his acts, he says what Tewfik endless splinters of what was once clean, himself cannot well contradict. Indead, straiyht-grained woodlieeverywherebeneath down to a certain stege in his career of * Noble trees these must have revolt, not only the Khedive, but the belonged to, There are flattened trunks Sultan and Derviech Pasha were on the two to three feet in diameter ; and one be st possible terms with him. The sanction fragment forty five feet in length shows that Of his cc's by the doctors of Mussuiman there were trees more than twice that law, of which he seems to be proud, will, height. ‘no doubt, serve him with the generality of Scattered along the sands with these are his fellow-believers, notwithstanding his little shafts of flint, one or two inches in covdemnation. Both he and all concerned diameter, sculp.ured over all their surface ™ay congratulate themselves on the result by marks of leaf bases, and swelling at of the trial, however. He cannot louse much intervals into nodes. They were the stems by leaving Egypt, as, were he to remain, of knorria which bore at each node a great e might be temp'ed to get into mischief starry whirl ot verticillate leaves. ; &cain and to bring others along with him. Along shore, to the north of this cove,’ There is one point in his letter which, in we find the same class of remains buried in Spite of its authorship, it would be well for the solid structure of the grey and brown England to take to heart. That is where sandstone rocks. There are also trunks of he complains 80 bitterly of ali the civil three ferns, marked by the large cicatrices Offices being given away to foreigners, Bulgarians, Albaniana and (he remains of the great calamites gigas which, means, of course, though he dves not say) in its perfect state, rove a majestic reed, Europeans. Engiand should certainly make thirty feet above the soil, and innumerable a fair distribution of appointments a feature leaves of various plants. The rocky cliffs, | in the work uf consteuction and reform. turretted and caverned, echoing the deep voice of the sea, are here the tombs of a former world of life and beauty. Grand sepuicral monuments, set all along the foaming sea like dark portals to its intinity.| On weighing the Life Guards it was Yet not too grand in which to preserve the found that the heavy weights had lost records of infinite wisdom and creative and the light weights had gained a bit in power, Eyypt. Here are seen the few carbonized trunks, Five éoldices of _ which have given rise to the opinion that + it Reni datie te
beds of coal might be found in this district. | demned to Gfteen years at hard ishor in
the mines, with the loss of their civil rights, for taking part in rivts with Jews.
+> -- Personal— Gossip.
seams. There are fewer of them to be seen now than some years ago. In a recess} A soldier, when under fire in Egypt for drilled into the face of a brown cliff, we find| the first time, commenced a strategical one, which had been a trunk two feet in movement tothe rear. ‘You are a wretch- diameter, now compressed into a coaly | ed coward,” said one of his companions. seaman inch in thickness. We crawled into ‘Possibly I am”, replied the retreating tiny deposit. A lustrous seam of jetty; mivutes to being a corpse fur all time.” coal it is, shining along its edyve with ‘ pyritbe Ponies yee er A Montreal commercial drummer hada a ‘ ‘ ‘ narrow esca " ‘I
The little rock tomb in which it ocenred | - ey from being sealded to death in O:tawa a few nights ago. It appears
that whilst under the inflnence of liquor he
\echoed with the voice of the waves, but the! ;old pine trnnk speke with a voice from . ; ceanibltg: in hep Sngine iajeh; italiane a to Pr with a female be a million or several millions of years ago, ae woth 7 ? ‘ae ¢ ca puwe' ae tel, when the this majestic pine tree, amid the forest| it ae his Ne - eae ee and poured ‘shadows of its time, towered its shaggy | mi ae Onc’ ane face, scalding Lim very |summit eighty feet aloftto the brecz», A|°°*ePey:
‘perfect tree it was, in root, trunk, branch, Learning simply by rote, and memorizing foliage end flower. O'd-typed it wes, to be | sounds and naimes, has its defects and dis - /sure. Old, like the architecture of Thebes and | advontages, as most teachers can testify. uzor, compsred with that of the present | Some of its defects are well illastrated in the day ; but, jiks that, exhibiting int lligence | Pennsylvania school Journal, in answers ‘io its structure, the same as the more given by scholars.
| modern creations of the present time. The{| A pupil was noticed examuning his map | echoing rock tomb became a temple where! very carefully.
we were called to aduore the Eternal His teacher asked him what he was | Architect. searching for.
| It is generally supposed that Gallas} He said, ** For jeopardy.”
Point is the mest likely locality, in the} ‘ Bat jeopardy is not a place.”
\central districts of our Island, where bor-| ‘* Yes it is,” said the pupil, “for T read in lings might be made for coal, This is not] the paper this morning that a captain of an the case, however. Guovernor’s Island is|ocear steamer had telegraphed from the Maint 4 lower in the system than Gailas| East that his vessel was in jeopardy.” |Point, and the true coal beds are there] Probably the most ainusing ilustration
‘many hundred feet nearer the gur-| of this way of teaching and studying was fi If successful attempt is,| the answer given to tle question found in
janywhere in this district, to be made to ‘reach the productive beds of coal, it is on that islet; and the time may yet come. ‘when its now desolate shores shall present the liveliest scenes in the Bay; when beleh- ing engine chimnies, and bus:ling loading |ji rs stall mark the scene where the mighty ‘stores of ancient fuel sunk beneath the Gulf are yelding up their riches to the hand of industry and ent r; rise. B.
our geographies a few years:
‘* For what is the cology of K ' remarkable ? ’ ore ree
The answer was, ‘* For Jarge bones and teeth found in this region of the conntry, it is supposed that this country was formerly inhatited by mastodons,”
Un an examination the pupil gave the answer ip full, with a lond voice, correctly, with the exception of the last witl, poor suul ! he pronounced ** Methodists 7
Such answers as these will continue to come from pupils so long as they are re- quired to learn words without ideas,
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