/

’iitl. lil‘. v\l

‘i‘lwfatming .~ iv! .2 :M. [.f“ 1.. i.

pinto ~: in ..ii .A 3‘» p': in “K tahi l i law human "1‘th i..i.. l ' l. «ti \ vlJ ..-.i" ..

“ laH »i.l. . u' ll “t to ul‘ .i rft'tim'aid‘ an . hi-u — in i o.\ q “‘31 "1' iii‘in ‘l u m .lt l .i' .irov‘ '~ i-gg 'l‘uc ‘lll‘l‘lh‘ a lil um ii ‘1 I V! V II ti x. ‘. wm' «Minoan-a onslmuh lull ot' tv'wl. tln- Ir'ull' of "ltlt'll more or. i. l1-fitn.w<.l‘1‘tlrt"rt trait Pip. “l tllll’i‘pi‘: n I lln- top» nt lHQ"‘\"‘r l'i‘lie um-n rlfllfl“ - 1‘ No any I ink. pw. lu- llrly llIv' pr lunch. iliu ( t oi.“ «ll-l luin <. Mi moi-e bum um, '- Illuwr-I within iirmli-iillv. on n to one “but my uo- r in l I ii an moi d~. I . ‘ll IN {or air at ui-iil ll» timer ll“ iv-l. U'I toe fir»! step were Ilt‘li'). Il"-l \‘im-~l;rziil'lm-.

old. t'ia {not w ll. ii nrlv.

. t'l'i

having hunelicr clump”. compo-rd of pre- .

clam atone: nt Virioux liinlls. t‘alliimu-d iii

D ir-hn manner a. to rl-pi'en‘nl the r "l~ rotor. nl'pnrplr. violet. err-en and it -i z“ to render the appe u‘.’|lll‘l' nl real ti uit. Ha lllt'

IUC‘Hltl step. on \‘.|l'll tide of Iln- liiioue. wrrr iwo lions ot'terrihh peel. lirge as lite. and t'ormrd m' cast gold.

“The nature of this remarkabln ihronv Wzl\ Mich that when Sulnnion placed in" foot on lllt‘ llrst step. the birds ad their gs. and made a tlutu-rinu ll‘llau in the ab. llu hi» touching the 2; nd )tep. the liniii. e. 'nlll h-d their claws. (in his reaching the third at the whole (usemolage of demons i l tiilriei und men. rcpratrd the praises of the l) Wlicn he arrive-l "t the fourth step. rui. were heard addt‘csrlnfl him ill lli.: t'oll-nviw,v nuiiiier.—“ .Soa of David. the liles:iiigs which the almighty h.~.~ l)«‘stli\\'~ ed upon you." The Lone w.i~ l‘ij‘Jltlll on his reaching the fifth lm‘p. On his l him: the Iixtli, till the ‘l ildn-n of lnrael joined them: and on his nr

i.

w

must preclou“ perfumes on

Lb.- goldrn crown upon bl's head.

” “JUN “If illl‘bne was a column of illll.‘l niulled guild, on the top ol‘whidi wan a goldmi. dart“, which lit‘ll] in its beak .1 volume bound" e written llll‘l 111- I e.l a book to the king. he read aloud :tpoliml

with silver. In this book w. palm: of timid. and [lll'll‘tt't‘lllblllg pre.

of it to the L'llll‘ll't‘ll ol' rt-ltlled tlail on lll" :ippro.

terrinle roarinz. and ti linh lhuir tails \ illl Violence; the birds . lllll thu demum and gmii.tuntlcr lu) cs: 50, for four 0! them no oiuI 4l.|l‘(‘ll l: iilry ol'i'alst-lmml. but all (:0an rd their l‘t'll‘llcw‘. Such was the throne ut Ulll'Jll. the Son ul' Dari. "

The New i'oik .Vrofli'sh .liniri'rmi Journal has the following - illli‘llt I‘l‘llllll relative to the uurrliuhlc C “OUT ol‘the Cable 'l‘cle- grams to the New York Press. which are also t‘uruishml to thy Provincial Press :——

“Ont: report (respecting the London Ite- foi‘ni llt'llllnlnll'dtlun) says i‘il).t i1) pimple walk- ed in praceu-ion through the principal i~trcct~ to a luiniriian park. where great and iiunirr< uns :preelnu were iuudc. :lnollter derputch pun.- down [ll-B numlior ol‘ provcsx'ioaiias at tw ty‘livc thousand. I'Iillii'r nflhese ligures jinl to to our viow :1 Vs poor turn on . nothing at iill to be conipai d with tllt,‘ gdllll'r- ings attllasgoir. Mrnclu-att-r. and Birming- hunt. The lrulh seems to lm. that the Cable

in made to lie ~tcadily and un ' insciuusly—tor curtain .pnliliritl or financial speculations. ’J'lr- Fl‘lll‘ll} outbreak reporte‘ from Ireland does not appear to have been : ythin like it «u X‘l'|ll't'~rnlt"l to be. And so it is with w ‘-l.l(e uni-y tliul hast about it any ell-- H'llun. it must ho exaggerated

‘ taste ol :1 class ot‘ readers

its

‘ .

‘- ; ot‘elirlosrd

be llt nkl'al t'ur'ol‘thl-

at the sen-nib. all the liird- . nnd iuiiuials became in motion. and eeawduot “Um "llumh 01' lilllrdauhl XIII-10ml in hix lut until he had placed liimselt'on the royal seat. when the birth. lions. and other animals. l,\~ , . , . lccrct springs. diseliurgod a nl'uwcr or filial ‘l‘“"”‘-:5 “"“‘l “"‘l "F‘il’f‘l‘l‘ . uhmon‘ “n”. ulll‘l‘wlll be an ai‘ipihitlon to the Napalm». Wm." H" "r um purges (macw‘nh‘dmm Dime“ \VltllU is departure trom llln olu Spllt'l'u ot mo:-

. It in {u ‘Ibrrl the \vestrrn cu I}! at" hot l‘\’|l peraonsto‘l Ul‘lllril. an the throne. the Horn nril- wont to set up nj mic Won liuliiin.

an.

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l~ gm» .cu... .'w.~,.,... .1. - o til ‘unt A'th‘ll'l uth 3 uui‘suvt' \nih. um l‘rvu . tn‘vlu} mt .3 l . u» xv n v r it i. (null in In hit TV 'I m Ml Iflh‘

finiinmcrsiiu gamut. ‘l‘KVRbDAY. JANUARY 3. 1387

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wm

on: \ m» i w .l llvlt' I: n u z... o I i.-i

“‘- i- l. ‘ ‘3 im: ‘ it i» , .n‘in

‘H I: rm! h H“ m “I 1" hr W ’ ..- \p 1I«2{‘i‘t . .ll ll' who" u-i uni-unmou-

a,“ _. MN“ ., ,.. m H 1‘.“ ‘ mm] l" [mu v '|¢.~lt:“‘,l‘ l'ulu. \t .- tttllll kin-u Llu‘ tautlvn

“I; .. i... .u .. Jmiml .._ .. .. \l,‘ ‘d I“. ‘ttn .. ll. t .mul our t’nt‘i'lH:tt‘flih'llll M I pun, p- . in.» l‘ i. :a in- i. htu't‘zth um... "I‘D M 2 :— lrttmut fun. wi. minim unim-

“. H", “mm”. w . ..,. M. "Wm. H“ “1‘..llln‘ltll’l'llliiinutltlllltlllll‘llllnt‘lll.:ltll‘fllinlttm‘-lv II“ a Ll-w" l .rl no. u in il. 1mm lu lnl

Li‘ . it two i. u m if. vi, .n l} lll‘lilllll \'\-, lV our lint is~iio \vo prrt'ui'uu'd the tim-

iii-IVH' - l' «iron-nut vu'tml: .q .lltizt’l'h’tti- l‘lv- ii iinm: oil-mun ‘il IIIQ‘ .iuo or. n in no pi i. ll in» h in- :i y ‘I it to put or rm. pow \u would not l« no u. hiawly di ima- d llll nll llleui much I..- r. li l'uuti-lh-rniion Ian-opus .i lu- d LII‘I It I l'vw niomlo - a no“ «win. \‘i‘llnill then the I'm-u ot‘.'I| the I’m- \lliI v- mould tolln tiioiuawlvm tltluhll i\ ‘\ll i- .it in. tho n ‘Wi that I- now sinl :tt‘ll)<-. liir “ iv- 3 ii \cry rii-hidat‘tory to llrili‘b .tincii- c Iv. ~— ([1. lt")l,nll1'.

rind iilvv ripiwrlaiuiiig In our rdllorial ‘murli-n. over the moribund year Null,

.unl llu\\ that be hm l-wu laid iii the ally n win V. in llll' bones ul all his prmlrl‘eanol‘a ifll‘t! l-ui ital.“ c hasten to pay to his sum-mmu' by lillr lllllt'll‘ll‘ll'll‘. the lioliiugr ui‘a lrue Ilrgrmau. I: i'oi‘ a! marl. ui'rs Ir im'; so 'adicll t-i lSlici and all bail to 1807. Ac~ l‘or four or the wars the colony of Sr“ Wflfllmgd.” “Min? . . Zv-alanxl n.in .a ii dill- war upouiu band» which l i' 1”" m""‘L‘ml' " “ll” ‘3 1’." all“ “W (‘h

n illlltl'lt‘ll'l Iii-iiiah lrmlpi could not l-riugto pressed, - 'l'lir lullllllrli tool: the miller up...“".]..mm. mu cumin“

speed the parting

in a abort time “Conquered n pe e . . u in w-lr. however. searcvlr prudurcd til“ ef- l’u‘n' ! t'v'rt upon the progi-es ot‘il'm min-nu t'v ~ its Let us the". divest. the drum ol the unil- l pi‘iltlll.‘lllllll.lVlllltl“? il‘ie last {our yt‘tllrs‘ liln- tliug crap”. bring the “"1.”ch arms mum in?“ilifl'le‘JmM ‘fiilt‘L‘ | Per”, \ (‘r.und exchanging the iuuuriilul nolu i1... niiuiher ul'cutllc, 1m .r...,1'...i .iw .piamli; luv it livclier strain. march forward to the l: ids I'\ iicd from the wilder» duties which lie lit-lore us. Elijah...{lulxmrilyié‘l iSigny“:,l‘l":';“e::i‘;:: When some \vnrthy sun of Adam shuttles moat illilll'lnlllttg colonig, 0'...” .uiegp otl‘tliis mortal call, the disconsolute. yet nLlle‘ ll) the min h Urn-nu. buxom, widow, records his many virtues. It is now grub-(my mmmqmflq (1.... am R”, and her lnr more numerous sorrows on the l M" ‘llf'x‘m- Our-“l? "* "'0 ““V‘ UMWHUI‘fU’u v cious tablet; but alien. is discovered in ll‘llul: Church. has resigned bit position m have qualified hmwdrh”, mmth duh" ful ditty when cam mi‘o, No. 2. shall have obeyed the inexorable summons which 0 lll! upon llllll to lollow the course 01 his illu<trious predecessor. we llttl ing been united to the New Year for better for uorsv, for richer for poorer. would lu- guilty ol disloyalty to the new connection, it’ \"l‘ allowed rl-uiiuial-rnci-sol' the dear

i .i 0'."

Watt tin: (Lllbilllihblc llalillal body. Mr. Mac- Nuu is u young: gentlriiiaii ut'an (‘lll‘lt(:.>l, cur ble ullzlrnetcr.

i t'ulnuxs will by regretted by lii- lat‘e [Ml‘lnllull-

tort—St. JU'l/l .V. H. ’l'eleyi‘aph.

l The Firlicrics ofllassarliuaells employ lSN vowel. ' ill men. and e..pil amounting to

The yearly \‘nluc oftlie product

ml at $13.15!.325.

Sixteen inimioiiary societies are lii‘, int; on ’

t'ricu,ofwliivh six are Wu .\ll|:tl\:i|ll, two Ul-ruian, and

honeymoon. In making our bow to the public at tlle . Cltllllllt‘llt't‘lllulil ol the New Your, our lirst qu (ills ‘ve liv lute Montreal papers that :i and must plmflmg duty is w expwhs our .‘ great 5 idling o i..- n “or. cling; attention in i grntllmlr W the very gciwmus support E that city. ‘l‘luu lll‘lll oi‘lwm. l).ll-.u lll vtlt‘on l which has been accorded to the .louuxan. te _' c caret ot'i'truni lmton. 0 Mg urge .. , -. . . v .. . - . .. .. - . . .. .mm W. Th“), “W” "n w them. Lu“.an I l .IllUlll/.(.ll. at that is llllLl.lll\ .1: \\ c .cliuld uni lll Mom 1. carrying with ail-m lilrge ‘ have expected. the hum of the public has 'lllitfillfit‘s"1}.l(""““".".mom'é’i kill“ The “Irmln' l constantlv attended it. until the present turn til now . got out an attachment. an. t Ae‘ : , ,_ - , - . nln‘l‘lll" otliel-rsi h: I‘ been no thrunsuecv-saful Elm" “hul “‘L' “mm um? I" um {3"‘ml in ,umnpimgm ,i. , on”... proverb temple ul l-iuue. posterity may hull a h is “M am Mr. “worm the punk." “my I niche in honor ol the originators oi ttu- idellt. has written to t'ol. Lynch: “ l rugl’t‘tlu I lirst newspapcrcver published in'Suuuncr- tell rou Ilia: 1 do not believe vou are to bi: 3M“ " He believes that. till result of ('ol. Tl . "HM. ' ‘ . _ . laylirhs evocation would in: 1‘.“ immediate at- 1" l’lonl‘°‘1‘ " mum‘s" "r the lml’llU in k on C. .LliL and its capture by the l-‘c- revenue ol thr- Island during sure 'al “"“W' years ntl'ords the strongest argument . .7. u- l. . . . l.o- ‘ v m: Ln \‘t . :— lllt‘lliltu (Mr i m Lu or of the probable continuanCc James iniglit lirm-r o e ol'tae lair. . natives! ‘ _ . .., . ..- . l . . ppeal. \vliu inade'w..y torh‘ir llugh (Jairuu. 9‘ m" m’m'l‘” 1"”Sl"lll§ “I a“ l’eOPl“ did not rl-.~' iiia position it day too soon. Hi: ’0" “'5 ("Sun‘g .“9‘” i “"‘l however ‘lc’ tillt'll :tll hip The l‘tiul'v l .Inipl-in, on pressed the European market for our - t . - .‘fl. ' l"’:tr0 two .- . i‘dili:‘ii‘l“ililu fe-Iilil'nw l lllll’l ’ t-niiiid'litL lawyers “hips "my lm' mu] m“) have bum“ the met in this coiinny—tlirir wniulortul lollguvilji' as that ill“ l’ul’ll" “WNW: “f "I" (‘Ulony lm-‘b a rule. ullll tlia tcn'al'ity with which they ('lllllli l for :t long period. under dill'ereul Govern- m tlivir duties i:l, He most advanced perim s u _ ’ , h _ H . g _ I - . nl‘ lil‘r. it is evidrnt that though born in 175'] mud“ ' ‘1 Ihe H U “ll-l mg "m “mum” m 5... yum... “mu. .mi... r. - mi “.1...” “nth...” oomiiiciee, shown a healthy expenditure. pl'ot‘t‘s that our own internal t-ources t,

when L'mi l)L'l‘l ' became l’remic . we found

" title."

(it'ilczlth “'llfl upon him. On the .h Hench. living gradually, but surely. devclo ed. in

Judge»: wlitweauca were M) patr trclinl that

. Hui,» ‘ a“... h mm“). H”... “up”... light. and an ever increasing ratio. ll. i'nlat 'ely to

.,._.()n.i' (In; ‘llt'flri and no 'lllJHNll‘l .e as to tho iiidw our nl‘lgllbfll‘s. our niercuntilo trans- 4.1.0.1.} runny ot'prutonll to anti ‘Illgl'JllSllt'LI' with "Hum" Hm I , . ‘ v I p

“5..., . l -i'.-. ls mull .im.» m.- I no... llw man-- now 3"“?

'nent Ir: .

it. It. wail milv """I'lli mun", i~

Amt an on 011‘.“ mu um" tin mowing. «hy [minim lib. unmuxl iii-xvii i :K‘Alvll bit:

i mmdiun with-mint to hill Knoll - tit-cadence

m ill“ “est. until the mighty wanderer ’

~~ Mnh to his 11-". llln l‘itl|I'~\‘ ul‘ bx iivflrcnrv done. 1 A! iii-Ml; slut.- ihmn to hit ‘l'lu-u.‘ warm; law-alt l A: Ilht nhru lii\ tonne was begun. ‘ yv‘l lvavvs hi-l last lingering my: to gll-ll the linnaumnt whence he rose. so may thul

.-l ‘l‘illllkllll‘. .lttl‘ll\x\l.. 'l‘lll‘ll‘l)\\'. .l \.\l.\ll\ ll.l.~1ll7. “

'1 i! if W l'

Tun following ads-lo. than the pen-r iui ('an‘lned correspondent. us hunk-A tor our last i, me. but did not h‘lf‘ltg um in Unit. “'0 gladly give it a placr inE our present number : - —»

'l‘lu- \Vnrmis l'lonlI has. during the past your. conveyed to in; reader. the. rnrrrnt urws nt‘ the day. id‘inu-rent misc. it hastened to lay them

:“"""l““‘l““ ‘7“ "W l""“"1 W" M” 3““: bclbrz‘ it: numerous readers. It haw told

l l l Orn JUL'RNAL has. within the past lycur. found its way into several hundredn iol‘ families in the tar \\'t-st of our luland. g’l‘lie ('urdiul reception with which it has lliorn greelrd. has exceeded our expec- tation. uud is to ourselves a tangible proof that our efforts and labors as plo- iieera in the " Far West," command the warm approval of the people. It shall be our aim. to endeavor to merit a cun- linuancc ol‘ the patronage. and encourage- ment we have received from our num ous friends in all parts of the lslatid' believing. us we do. that the l’ur\ est is not as well known as it should c. we shall. as public Journalists, endeavor to draw attention to the resources. and ex- lciit of this: part. of our Island more fre- quently than we have liitlu-rto been able todu.

dol'uulrt to mar the pleasures of our new i “‘3 l)“‘5 “f 01" “mlm‘m Country'

riilerrd upon rollrrl burs ot gladlch upon the \ ltnlc course ot'lho year

1 8 8 7 . '1' ll Ii 1“ A ll W E S T.

I

There are many persons in this lslund. who have very incorrect ide 'i respecting the extent, and rcsourcw ol' the Western portion of tho l§ltiiid. “’0 are of the opinion, that ere many years it will be. one of the most flourishing and interest- There are thousands of arms of fine arable land in the Fur \Vcst, that. have never had a Lrec cut down upon them. save those which have been lelled by the lumbercrs. A glance at the map will chow that the " li‘ar \\'cst' is splendidly indented with Iarms ol' the St“ . or as they (“'0 popularly ltcrlned, Rivers. each one of which abounds with valuable oyster and mussel beds, the mud and shells of which are being extensively and profitably used by our cuterpi‘ ‘zig and intelligent farmers. as fertilizer: of the soil.

The llarbor of Cascumpcc. from its provimity to the best fishing grounds

[in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. cannot fail

ol'soon becoming a place of considerable importance; especially when we bear in iiiiud that it forms the only harbor for a

not surpassed by any other part ol'this Island for agricultural purposes, and which also abounds with many beautiful streams which have been tiulonz.y inviting men of means and of enterprise. t5 place manufacturing machinery upon them.

\Vitliin the past twelve years. a pretty and thriving Village has sprung up in Cascumpcc. which lias_ received the name of " AldlI-EIH‘ON.” and which is destined yet to become, at least. the third place of importance in our Island. This village

has several public buildings. among which are a Presbyterian and an lipiscopaliav "burl-h. one on either -: . .u' '

large tract of inland country. which is“

them of the war in Europe and of the famine in India—«of the changes ctl'ccted in Europe by the nominal ot' the sad. heartreuding calamities following the march of the other in India.

The tragcdiu comiccted with. and radiating out of the insurrection in do. Inaica. have formed incidents for action and discussion in the your one thousand eight hundred tmd sixty-six. which will not be obliterated. or forgotten. when the forth-coming trial of Ex. Governor Eyre terminates. As the insurrection out-lived the year in which it arose. so will the enquiries it has evoked survive the your ol‘thcir origin.

The absurd l-‘euian will nnd ranting. found their parallel of fully. last year. in the Ritunlintic nouscuce so prevalent in l'lnglnnd, and partially so too in some of her colonies. The first of these has en- abled the American Government to dis- pose of their cast nll'muuitions of war. Through the other. according to an arti- clc in the columns of the London “ He- cord.“ “at new brunch of tradcislikcly to be opened out almost as remunerative as the introduction of fancy flannel shirts. and calculated to give employment to those who have been thrown out of work by the disuse of criuolincs."

The withdrawal of the French troops from Rome. has its counterpart in the rumored abdication of Maximilian from his ephemeral throne in M xicomml its sad tragedy in the dismal c laniity which has hel'allzn the amicable “ Carlotta."

The Wes‘rnux PIONEER has also con— \‘cycd intelligence of threatened dangers in one part of the world. and of averted calamities in another. (If the success which has attended art. science. and princely enterprise in the laying oi. the Atlantic Cable: an cntcrpriric that links two great continents together, and forms an event in the history of the past year which can never be forgotten. Let us pray. that the cord that binds those nations together may ever be one oi love,—that the firedlnsliing messengci may never have to convey any message of hatred or of ill-will between these two great peoples. now no mysteriously united by a band which. as it were. uunihilatea space. and enables each to hold, all but. instantaneous conversation, the one with the other. i

The \Viisrmw PmNnxnlias been ti; mzdiutn of many an agreeable mess’i M to many familiar—it; has had its 3,»- plcasant ones too. It has had to t4 devastations and ruin cuuwd liy 3.} lug billows of the Ocean to n‘.’ trend the mighty deep, of do? and linvoct ado by tlievelrll in sowwu' '

AN‘ l'l‘lllitl St't ‘t ‘l-I‘Nl‘l t. 1‘. 1-). “LAN ~ [Hill AlillflAl‘.

\\ i. publin with much pin-nine the lot- lowiug unit-l0 train the Mom. at llmmp- tou. t‘anndn “'mt. 'I'hu (st-urge Green. It‘qu llurl'isia'l' at law. mentioned below. inn brother of (‘Iinrlen (lawn. £311.. 0‘ triumph-tee. and it native of this Inland.

.ltetem by lore» of t‘lmmlel‘. talent and

5“ im‘l'lruml pul‘sl'YCNfllCt‘, attained n pgndtion trial? In:

and his many connoctioun. in Oh h may regard with commendable pride:— “Tlie appointment of Mr. urn-Moth- (‘lt-rkxlilp of the Peace and the «file. of County Crown Attorney in it came ohmic-Ir: congratulation. Such toaitioneurc tunnellan uiil'avomhly. perhaps. cltowed upon person! whose greatrrt c an t‘tfll‘lil in their being ‘- linlilicnl Imekv," without regard in fitneu nnd qualification. the raw ll different. L \Vlule. alwayl t high- toned CunIt-rvatlvr. he tun never lumped to participate in the common wrungch ol politi- cal warfare. and he now rcreiresn pout of honor, and serious trust, uilo as inth on :ie-iunt of ill! eminent so tubtlity u of hi. l‘arty elnimi. Although long since promlud the olllee by Mr. Cameron; still there bclngn doubt some abort time ago about the matter, the friends uva. Green petitioned the Gover- nor (loner-ll in his behalf. and the rexult we all know it!“ been satisfactory. Mr. Green‘s rciipectnble practice in his pt alon, nusocl~ ntrd with his goutleiuanly qualities. are cir- cumstances which make the beatowal of the ullice ot‘Uounty Crown Attorney upon him A matter of public gratification. Our County