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Ballade of Yule.

BY ANDREW LANG,

“Heigh-ho, the Holly! This life is most jolly!”

This Life’s most jolly, Amiens said, Heigh-ho, the Holly! so sang he, As the good duke was comforted By these reflections, so may we! The years may darken as they flee, And Christmas bring his melancholy ; But round the cld Mahogany trees We drink, we sing Heigh-ho, the Holly!

Theugh some are dead and some are fied To Jands of summer over sea, The holly berry keeps his red, The merry children keep their glee ; They hoard, with artless secrecy, This gift for Mande, aud that for Molly, And Santa Claus, he turns the key On Chrietmas eve, Heigh-ho, the Holly!

Amid the snow the birds are fed, The snow lies deep on lawn and lea, ‘The skies are shining overhead, The robin’s tame that was go free. Far North, at bome, the “barley bree” They brew ; they give the hour to folly. How ‘**Rab and Alicea cam’ to prie” “They sing ; we sing, Heigh-ho, the Holly!

ENVOY.

Friend, let us pay the wonted fee, The yearly tithe of mirth: be jolly! It isa duty so to he, Though half we sigh,Heigh-ho,tke Holly!

London, England.

He Preferred To Walk.

“She’s ot tty hot, ain’t she?’ seid a backwoods passenger, addressing the engineer of » Mississippi steamer that was racing with another boat. “So- so,” responded the engineer as he Lung an additional wrench on the lever of the safety-valve to stop the steam from

escaping. “I reckon’ we'll overtake that craft soon,’ pursued the stranger. “Phat’s about it,’ returned the}

envineer, fastening (be moukey-wrench oa to the lever and hallooing to the fireman “Shove her,.up!’ ‘One hundred and uinety-five,’” hummed the pastenger, looking first at the steam and then at the boilers, ‘“That’s about

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where she’s rusticating,” put in the} engineer. The passenger ran his

hair nervously, decks for a few saw

fingers through his and walked about the minutes.. When he came back he by the gauge that the pressure was going on fortwo hundred pounds, and he observed to the engineer: “Hadn’t you better leave the boat go?” “Can't do it. Must pass her.” “But s’sposiog we should blow up?” “Well,” sajd the engineer,as ht peeped over the guard to see how fast he was going, if it is the will of Providence for the) boat to blow up, we'll have to stand by it.” Then he sung out to the fireman to coal, and give her a little more turpen- tine and oil. The next moment there wasasplash in the river; and the engineer coming, out to see what was the matter, saw that the passanger hac euceeeded ja reachiog the shore,and the passenger observing the engineer hal- ooed out “Go on with the race, I guess Vil welk.”

It is needless to say, that steamer beat the opposition boat

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Webster and Jenny Lind.

Webster was a very convival man, fond of pleasure and social amenities, On one occasion he was at a supper, at Brown’s hotel, andthe wine being good, he imbibed a great deal of it. Jennie Lind was singing at the Canter- hury theatre, and at alate hour Webster and hie party of friends adjourned from the hoiel to the theatre. When they arrived the curtain had just gone «ap for the last act, and the cantatrica ap- peared oa the stage to sing “Hail Col- umbia.”” Webster joined in with his magnificent bass and accompanied her through the song. The audience yelled, stamped and shouted. They begun again and again sang it through with the same enthusiasm pervadiog the audience. The procedure was _re- peated a third, a fourth, a fifth and a sixth time, before they were permitted to retire. Atthe close Webster made a magnificent bow to the diva, such as would have made him a prince had _ he

made it at a drawing-room of “Louis le Grand ; the singer returned it

and Webster repeated courtesies coatinued until both had

it, and these

Special Notices.

Pore Confectionery, 20 cents per pound, at Boer & Golf's. dec23

CurisrmMas Boxes.—Names, Addresses, or Inscriptions stamped in Gold Leaf on all kinds of articles made of Leather, Silk, Satin, Cloth, Paper or Wood. JOHN COOMBS, Printer, and Book Binder, 18 Queen &treet.

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A FINE display of Candies and Fruit at Beor & Goff’s. dec23

Fur Goons of, every, description, Wool Hosiery and Colored Dress Goods, reduced in price, at Perkins & Sterns’. lw eod—decl6

Yo to Beer & Gofi’s for Confectionery and Fruit. dee23

In you purpose buying a Fine Coat in Coon or Wolf, vom will YY * lot selling low at J. B, Macdonald’s, » de 21

CHEAPEST, newest and best Christmas Pre- sents to be found, are at Perkins & Sterns’.

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A tse lot of Snow-shoe Moccasins at Dorsey, Goff & Co.

Bie Dots, Little Dolls, Undressed Dolls, Dressed Dolls, Rubber Dolls, and very cheap Dolls, at Perkins & Sterns’. lw eod —decl6

Lavuies’ and Gent’s Felt Roots, without ex- ception the best assortment in town at J. B, Macdonald’s Boot Store. de 21

Bronze Jves, Figures, and other Orna- ments, just the thing for » Christmas Present, selling cheap at Perkins & Sterns’,

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Ws have a large number of assorted Lamps and Lamp Fittings. Whull be sold cheap.— W. P. Colwill. lw—dech6

Pivsu Atsums, Plush Bags, Music Boxes, Hand Painted Mirror Brackets, Papier Machie ‘Preys, Hpergnes, and other Fancy Goods, very cheap, at Perkios & Sterns’.

dect!6 — lw eod Miazes’> Felt-linel Skating Ladies’ Oil Goat double- sole Boots fof $2; cheap at $2.50, J, B. Mac- donalid’s Boot Stare. ; de 2]

For Groves, Kid Gloves and Mitts, Siik Randkerchiefs. Plush Slipper Patterns, Bracket Patterns, and a large var ety of other Holiday Goods at lowest prices, at Perkins & Sterns’. lw eod—dec 16

A LARGE assortment of Fancy Cupa and Sancers will be sold cheap at W. P. Coiwiil’s,

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Usrrci Christmas and New Years Presents in’ Silk Handkerchiefs, Ladies’ Fur Caps, Gent’s Fur Caps, Fur Lined Circulars, Ladie’s Astracan Jackets, Men’s Coon Fur Ceats, Black Wolf Coats, Mufflers, Scarfs, Ties, Gieves and Mitta, selling cheap for the holi- dayr J.B. Macdonald’s. dec 2}

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sriety of Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Kid and Velvet Slippers at Dorsey, Goff & Co.

LADIEs’ and Boots very cheap,

dec 16

A Lanez stock of Xmae Cards at Morrie’ Bookstore. de 10 Rerareixg.— Boots .and Rubbers repaired at Dorsey, Goff and Co. ace 16 PRANG® Parise Carns, . Pevlton’s. Phate- graph Cards, Raphael Tuck & Son's finest Cards at Vorris’ Bookstore. de 10 LE. Prowss is selling Clothing at very low figures at North River Bridge. nov24 ‘omer quickly and get a pair of our Velvet Lined, hwad-made Skatiog Boots ~price $2.50. Dorsey, Goff and Co. dec 16 L. E. Peaéwst has opened a stock at North River, until the smallpox seare is over. no24

Bible, Book and Tract Depositary.

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Bibles eold at prime cast,

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EALED TENDERS addressed to the under- signed and endorsed ‘‘Tender for the Weliand Canal,” will be received at this office until the arrival of the Eastern and Western mails on

MONDAY, the 24th or of JANUARY next (1886), for raising the wails of the locks, weirs, &c., and increasing. the height of the banks of that part of the Welland Canal between Port Dalhousie and Thorold, and’ for deepening the Summit Level between Thorold and Ramey's Bend, near Humberston. :

The works, throughout, will be let in Sections.

Maps of the several localities, together with Plans and descriptive specifications, cen be seen at this office on and after MONDAY. the Uth day of JANUARY next (1886), where printed forms of tender can be obtained, Alike Class of information relative to the works north of Allan- burg will be furnished at the Resident Engineer's Office, Thorold; and for works south of Allan-

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wy ee a. eon wou, af seen at | SS, os = | oe See the Resident Engineer's Office, Welland. aw : + "9 1} oe ee ae os eT Contractors are requested to bear in mind that Tk iNS GEPART.—FOR THE ai¥ve.— - tenders will not be considered unless made} _ A vib tes ve WEST RAINS ARNIVE, FROM THE WEST, strictly in ,omalansp an the printed forms, ; ; an’, in the case of firms, except there are STATIONS, No. Jo. i : attached the actual signatures, the nature of the “ | mes i PrATIONs. | No. 2 No, 4. | cecupation and place of residence of each mem- iH | ber of the same; and further, an accepted bank | Charl ! AM. P.M. ; i ae cheque forthe sum of Two Thousand Dollars or | yharlottetow Desseee jbbnete, , | 7 15 1 50 Charlottetown,++.ecsccsesee..} 230 | 1000 more—according to the extent of the work on-| Heyalt EJ UDCHOR. eee ee... 734 {| 212 | Royalty Junction............ | 82°) 8 the section—must accompany the _ respective | North Viltshire, . teeee ee eees 8 17 306 |'North Wiltshire............. 1 20 8 45 tenders, which suin shall be forfeited if the party | Hunter River..............-. 830 | §320 Hunter River,.......,....... 115 8 30 tendering declines entering into contract for the | #tad@ibane................., 900 | 8 57 * radwluan®.! !. yA ot... i245 O78 | works, at the rates stated in the offer submitted, | County Line....-....+... e290 ME OE AD Tie oad canines 12 36 7 43 The smount required in each case will be Freetown See en tt arse 9 238 422) |\Preectown........,........++. | Be | 7 28 stated on the form oftender. | Kensington........---.-+.... 9 40 445 i @nsingtop’.. <.54..5.....-. 12 05°» } 7 05 The cheque or money this sent. in will be}. _ ar “SOOT eee | (dp a,M, | 68 returned to the respective parties whose tenders | 5 merside............ P.M. | Summerside.,..,,<.0--- ll 38 | are not accepted ” | o ; dp 120 | 1 { ar 10 36 This Department does not, however, bind itself | Miscouche................... 1 || Miscouche...-.+eseee........5 Wd to accept the lowest or any tender. W C|MNZLOD.......204--.24--. 127 | HOY MUIDRTOR « s00. 5.5500 e oes ; 949 gou By order. Rope Bull Pies Dies on has ake cass 2 08 ive Epo eee AOE | i omy we ; X A, P. BRADLEY, REE ciccitievecwntowees tte } 3 22 AP RMT 10. bose Ubew ec 5s ccs 7 bd ry igeesiing the liniest thing. What secretary. PO BelA noes. »+-. 3 43 |Bloomfield Boece edeceeseeeese 7 ou we i you say to a dictionary rest t Department of Railways and Canals, e beTton....-.... poseoie 4h... 4 20 LMMONMNIEN, « cc ae vibe of 2) s 6 okt 6 86 J nh Ctionary rest Ottawa, 9th December, 1836. det? Silaw | Tipmish............++--.4.. ar} 516 WFidnislt, 2A Nt.A). A... dp| 6 00 usband! Dei ghtiul} Delightful ! ; = aS a a pa pee NM ‘ me a rest by all means dear—give L rest! But leave ont the dictivn-

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