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VOL. 1L--NO, 134

The Hlections in Germany.

Heroism in Death.

| A Berlin despatch says that in all the ‘great towns where the Catholics do not.pre- L have. often been gtrick at the heroism dominate the elections have resnited in displayed and the fortitude manifested by favour of the Liberals. The Liberals gain the rongh men of the mountains in the 39 votes in the Diet from the Conservatives. presence of danger and of death. They /n several new districts in the vicinity of meet death as they have many a time met Berlin and Potsdam the Conservatives are disappointment and defeat in digging for Victorious. No party will have a majority mineral. Pistols may snap, and revolvers im the new Chamber. In order to obtain a fire, but if they think it their daty'te go Majority it would be necessary for the Gov- in, in they go, regardless of consequences ernment to enter into an alliance with the The Utes or Apaches may be on the war Clericals and Conservatives. path, but the old miner will sleep com- | 7 et tee posediy under the very shadow of their The State of Ireland. wigwams. The cold sweat may be standing ;on the brow, and the hand of death Mr. Trevelyan, Chief Secretary for Tre- | feeling for the heart-strings, but even then land, speaking at Selkirk, Scotland, a short the oll miner will be giving directions’ time ago, said the resident magistrates of about his little effects until the dumb lips Ireland in their last reports were singularly refuse. sny more to move. I once taw a unanimous in stating that the relations be- young Coctor die under the shadow of the tween landlord and tenant was improving, silent hills. He was only twenty-six years and that rents were being fairly paid while old. Jilted in a love affair in bis native intimidation was decreasing. Another sub- Alabama, he abandoned his home, his ject fer thankfulness, said Mr. Trevelyan, practice and his friends, for a rough life is the fact that for nearly six months since, among the rougher mountains of Uolorada, there has been no collusion between the Here he dropped his lance and pill-b x, constabulary and people in the Irish prov- and took up the pick and the spade. Strong, inces. aie ratte he was beloved -—— and admire all who had the pleasure of : knowing him. * Bat he fell ill, Lew: ill, far Arctic Hxped away from his rude cabin home. Quite

often in a new country among these un- : al adi 1 which travelled canons, the poor miner has to Steamer Louise, a trading vessel which en-

move away, miles and miles, into the very deavored to reach the mouth of the Yeni- heart of the mountains, For weeks, may *°! Tiwer with the Dutch Arctic expedition be, he will be there alone either hunting for ehip V arna, it is considered that both Are- new claims or opening up ones that have tic expeditions me TaD dangerous position, already been staked, or trying to ravish ® both are beset with ice in the Kara sea, gold or silver from the unwilling rocks 80 miles from the continent, The Louise There you will find him busy at work, endeavoured. to assist them for two days, away down in the awful gorge, where but but fearing to be beset in a similar manner a few hours in the day the rays of the @fected her escape, on September 22nd. sun can penetrate his cheerless abode—so If the vessels are not free by this time they silent that every sound appears to be the Will have to winter in the moving pack. whisperings of the Almighty, so rugged , oy

aod terrible that every crevice and cliff Protection in Russia. appears to be the chiseling of the Maker of | the Usiverse. The merry song of the Russians are finding. every day that in‘ tiny bird as it rests its little feet on the order to become a highly civilized and pros: tender limb is his only music by day. The porous nation it is necessary to do some- roar of the lion, the growl of the bear, and thing besides growing wheat. Accordingly the bark of the wolf by night, warn him fresh demands are being constantly put for- that a blazing fire is necessary to keep these ward for protection to manufaeturing indus-

DEATH OF DR. WHITMAN,

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Drafts granted on the varieus Agencies and eerrespondents of the Bank.

Sterling and other Exchange bought and sold, aud yeueral banking business transacted.

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monsters away from his lonely tent. The tries, To-day the cctton manufacturers stars only stand sentinel above him As are moving for a further advance of the’ the: first ray of the golden morn’ comes duties on imported cotton goods in order to skipping over the mountains, he will be check foreign competition. The Russians» found hammering away on the granite are learning the importance of a Lome mar- rock toiling on, toiling alone, in search «f ket for their grain, which now meets with

the metal where the finger of God ‘iad a severe competition’ in England from _

placed it in the dawn of creation. It was American-grown wheat, and protection is in a place like this that sickness seized the popular ery.

my young friend in the summer of 1882, Deprived of the comforts of; ~~ home without medicine, care, attend-' 15 ence or proper food, he began rapidly t» decline. One day a miner came along and found him stretched on the cold ground,

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A Big Farm.

The mammoth farm of the North-West is owned and operated by the Qu’ Appelle one blanket under and two over him, and V#lley Farming Company. It comprises half delirious with fever. He decided to # tract ten miles square, which after deduct- get him down to the nearest town, where 1% the Hudson Bay Cempany’s sections a bed, food, and a doctor could be had. and the sections allotted for school pur- A watrass was then fastened to two poles, PSS leaves a fifty-six thousand asre farm, and on this the sick man was carried up the the largest farm im the world. owned by rugged mountains’ side aad down their ©M@ company in one block. The land is rugged cliffs again—over boulder and slide “ituated on the old trail from Winnipeg ‘to rock and fallen timber, under a broiling Fort Qu’Appelle, and the main buildings sun. With parched lips, and teeth, settand ®"@ jMst twenty-two miles in an almost clenched fists he hore up against his pains. “rect line south of the Fort. The C P. R “Carry me down, boys,” he would say; "9 through the centre of his valuable ‘if you can do it quick I can stand it out.” ‘act, which isin reality one of the ‘‘gilt- After nearly two days of hard toiling, they ©4¢ed” pieces of the North West, and a reached the village in safety. But it was *ttion to be known by the name of Indian to» late. The patient’s unflinching heroism Head is located near the centre, Here an was nota match for the king of terrors, ‘te™esting village is rapidly springing up. The effort was too great for his wasted *" taking up this land the Company enter- strength and the ‘‘grim monarch of the 4 into an agreement with the Government tomb” began to draw his thin lips upon his “hich it is presumed they intend and will be firmly set teeth. The work was nearly required to adhere tofaithfally. They agreed done—tie battle almost over—but he cou!d t pay the Government $1.25 per acre and to not be persuaded that his end was near. break 4,000 acres every year for five yoars— ‘* Boys,” he would say, ‘it’s a hard fighs, 91” all twenty thousand acres. In addition and I may win yet. L have more sand left * this. the Company binds itself, under yet” But in spite of all his courage and penalty of forfeiture of the pureaase money, persistence, he rapidiy sank lower and t? place each year within the tract as ten- lower. When the death-rattle could he #™ts at least fifty families, and to spend heard in his throat, and he felt that the W!tin the five years $600,000 in improve- “vital spark” had all but flown, he turned Ments and in working che farm. So far to his comrades and said: ‘‘ My dear fel- the work has been pushed vigorously ; the lows, I guess I have to die. Death is too Company evidently mean business, and much for me. I would like to live longer; »@¥ing been generously dealt with by the but I am not afraid to die. So faras I am Ovvernment, will avail themselves of ali the concerned myself, I am s-tished; but it advantages to make the undertaking a pro-

Tell him | Stable one. Major Boll, who has sole man- agement of the tarm, originally came from Brockville. He was one of the proprietors of the noted Bell-Kelso ferm in Min»eseta, where he obtained the experience he pos- esses, and which fiis him to operate an

could For his sake I would like to live; bu: God’s will be done.” Then placing his finger upon his pulse, he remarked, ** Sink ing, sinking; but it takes a jong tiwe ty ; cand i iellons out. If I had sisal ngth “verprise so vast. Having sold his Min- now I had when I left. the mountains, { “Seta interest, he will devote his entire believe I could weather it out; but iis gone @teation to the farm at Qu’Appelle, which, now, boys. I wish it was over, for I am PY the way, is a scheme of his own sug- tired, tired, and I want rest. Then, all of S**ton.

a sudden, he rolled up his eyes,and clenched his teeth, but still feeling his pulse, said: “Just gone, boys. It will soon be over. Good bye. God bless. you all.” And ais great soul winged its way far be- yond the sun and the stars—I believe ‘o shig the song of Moses and ths Lamb through the rolling cycles of eternity.

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Tue Onrario Evections.—Says_ the Toronto Mail:—In East Simeve in 1879 the Grit wajority war 318; on Wednesdey the Grit mejorty in the same constituency reached but 220. In South Waterloo in 1879 the Grit majority was 428; in the constituency on Wednesday it was under 400. In West Hastings in 1880 (when the last local election took place there) the Con- servative majority was 149; on Wednes- day Mr. Rose rolled up a majority of 256.

The railroad mileage of the United States In these three constituencies the Conser- is greater than that of all Europe. On Vatives heve gained over 200 votes, or more January Ist last, there were in the former than enovgh to turn the tide in their favour 104 300 miles of railroad, against 107,306 i ‘he other constituencivs. | aniles in Europe, but already this year the Teer Ole

Railway Statistics.

United States has constructed 7,600 miles, bringing the totai mileage of the country up to 112,400 miles. In Great Britain the railway mileage is 18,157 miles, or one

uls of read to every 1.939 ef the popu- jation, while the United States has a mile of rad for every 490 of population. )

There has been a notab’e increase in the cariungs of American railways since tlie

minercement of the year, The gross

wat fade on an exteuded mileaye equal to ‘on per ecut., but the increase in the earn Ligs Was fuurteen per cent... The averaye

&e. &e. two doors above Ap thecaries Hall Corner miber the address, above Ap teil Corner

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aruings per mile were $623 for the covresponing part of 1881,

i wcroase to the Ist. September, $26,770,447,

Russia has had this year weather so dry

and hot that the rivers have ali fallen very

low, and even in the Volga and Dwina

navig ition has been attended with serious difficulties, as in sume places they are very sialow.

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