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Portfolio,
TO-
Now the fatal word is spoken-
Bat my heart cau ne'er be free, Though the last fond tie is broken
Which could bind that heart to thes. Yet I would not cause thee sadnces But my heart's despair unmeet, Though in pain or death or madness 'Tis for thee that it must beat..
By the lip I once could prize
Finding then a response there; By the sunlight of thine eyes,
"And the midnight of thino hair;
By that Lesbian form divine,
And the one delicious tress, Which thou gavest, atill is mino
(Oh if thou hadst shanged but less):
I do love theo! yet shall never
More my heart the truth reveal,
But in ellence throb for over
With a pang thou canst not feel. W. H. Rogers.
DOCTRINE tersus LIFE.
THE CHINA MAIL.
[No. 4998,- MARCH 15, 1879.
which a fire in a chimney diffuses for abont TRADITIONS OF THE TOBACCO PIRE. Christopher Newton, of Pitt-street, finding bellef was that wo miglit as well work long come to their sentes upon that point, as we
BRITISH PLUCK
THE CAMEL-No human royal family dare bo uglior than the camel. Be la a mass of bonea, faded tufte, bumps, lumps, A private letter, giving a detailed account splay.joints, and callosities. Bis tail is a of the explosion on board the Thunderer, ridiculous wisp, and a fallure as an orga shows that British pluck has not deterio meat or flybrush. His feet are supply big best traditions. The crew of the ironclad of old buffalo robes, faded, and with the rated in the slightest degree from its very sponges. For skin covering he has patches the quarters they would occupy during an able than his appearance. With a reputa to say, be dies like a sheep, if he is not well engagement, the greater part of them being tion for patience, he la spappish and vindle pent up down below out of reach of antive, His endurance is over-rated; that is menced with the discharge by electricity of
The Colonial Department at Home have hours at home as go abroad. If we were five feet from the fonder. Warm clothing
Touching the origin of the pipe there are the necessary funds.
On Saturday last, the 4th inst., the par- to try to force other nations to take their have been informed they admit that the in the house would protect him just as
several legends, varying in detail, but all completely as out of the house, but he evidently springing from a common fountain rator quoted by the Courier, and others duties off our goods by laying duties on colony has the power by law of determin- thinks it undignified to wear it, and cowering rugs are to clothing prefers head. The belief is general that the Great visited the works, and were taken into the theirs, he believed that such a step ing who their Governor shall be (Oleora.) Spirit gave the pipe out of his own hand. building that contains Mr. Grant's apparaten would do us no good, but harm. No Le- The Queen has the power of refusing ber have the power to determine the mather reasonably, and being accused immediately Standing on the precipice of the red pipestone for generating cold, Attached to this legislature ought to give artificial aid to any asssut to that set if she thinks it; but you of effeminacy or of coddling himself. Wo-rook, runs one legend, the Great Spirit the freezing chamber, a small dark room separato luterest at the expense of the com- men are exempt from this difficulty, and broke from it a fragment. By simply turn-about 8ft. by 10ft. Here were fourteen muuity. Beciprocity would do as no good in which the Governor shall be nominated; on their sides in a heap, alire, which Mr how far the nine hours' movement, the use particular manner of doing it, I do not go being aware of the peculiar beauty of shawising it in his hand, he converted it into a sheep, four lambs, and three pigs, stacked whatever; but it might be well to consider that rests with yourselves. As to the as drapery, wear when chilly extra clothing huge pipe, which, after smoking, ho pro-Grant told me had been, in their present of Intoxicating liquors, and the spetem of into that, but it is a very great thing that within the bouce without seraple; but maen claimed a symbol of peace among his children, position for nineteen days, and, were to overproduction had injured trade. In oon- you should know that the power resta in anless very old or able to plead weakness declaring the pipestone common property.
conorded to you.” of the langs, would not put on a common He then ordered peace pipes to be fashioned remain share for another three months. clusion, Mr Forster urged the desirability your own hands, to be exerosed by you as silk akull-cap, the most effective of all pro- from it, and forbade the war club and the Selecting one of the lamba, Signor Rotura of having a Minister of Commerce and you please. That power has now been tections against draughts, for the world, sonlping knife to be lifted near it. At this put it on his shoulder and carried it outelde Agriculture.
number of shallow cemented tanks in the and regard the roaring of a great-noat in date the pipestone quarries, from which into the other building, where were a doors as preposterous and impossible. Yet some of the Indians get the stone for manu floor, having hot and cold water taps to the extra clothing would warm them com-facturing their pipes, were regarded as holy, each tank, and a thermometer hanging pletely, and provent all the chills of which and were never approached without great alongside. One of these tanks was quickly they stand in such habitual dread. No ceremony. Father Charlevoix states that defense against draughts is zo perfect as a there is also a tradition that the calumelled, and its temperature tested by the common silk handkerchief tied over the was a gift from the sun, and there are a signor. There was a lamb, to all appearanes only difference perceptible to me between head, and a silk vest, or one of wash-number of authorities to prove that several dead, ani as hard almost as a stone, the leather, put on between the shirt and waist of the Indian tribes looked upon the pipe-his condition and actual death boing the Wero, when the firing commenced, all at /hair worn of His voice is more disagree. coat, will keep the body more equably warm stone as the desk of their ancestors. A
abaonce of the dull glassiness about the eye, than a gooit fire. A wadded, coat will en favorita legend is, that during the time of a well retained its brilliant transgar able the chilly man to sit and work anywhere great flood the different tribes assembled on in-doors, and so will an extra suit of thin bluff, where the pipestone alluded to is enoy. The lamb was dropped gently into flannel, worn during the whole of the active now found, but, the waters rising, all wore the warm bath, and was allowed to remain enemy's missiles. The practice had com fed. Bis gait racks the muscles like the in it about twenty-three minutes, its head day. Just let any one who doubts what we drowned and converted into clay, save a say try the very simple expedient, when maiden, who, being borno to a greater emin- being raised above water twice for the in- the chilli ess becomes unbearabic, of put-ance by an eagle, gave birth to twins. The troduction of a thermometer into the ting on his dressing gown over his ordinary intimate connection of the pipe with the mouth, and then it was taken ont and clothing, and in five minutes he will be devotional exercises of the aborigines for placed on its side on the floor, Signor perfectly comfortable, and ready for any ages past is also made apparent by the idol lotura quickly dividing the wool on the eitver syringe under the kin and irfesting work; while he will not suffer, as he faules
Smoke.
the antidote. This was a pale groen liquid, he will, when he goes out of doors. Pipes of the mound-builders.- What do we neck and inserting the sharp point of a and is, I believe, a decoction from the root The popular uction upon that subject is a
of the Astrocharizs, found in South America, mere delusion. You are not strengthened
The lamb was then turned on its back, for ont door life by shivering in-doors, but
Signor Rotura standing across it, gently rather weakened, babitual warmth, if not too great, being one of the best preservatives of constitutional strength. A chilly man
compressing its ribs with his knees and might as well refuse blankets in bed because
bands, in sugli a manner as to imitate their they would increase his sense of cold when
natural depression and expausion dering he got up, aa rufase warm clothing in-doora
breathing. In ten minutes the animal was because out-of-doors be would not be so
straggling to free itself, and when released
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY, While those who take an interest, because they have an interest, in the welfare of the Australian colonies bave been racking their brains and spending large sums of money in endeavoring to export their surplus meat to the great European marke:s so as to enable
In the same way overy now and living move-i namaible of his great-cont. The object in them to compete with Amerloan companies, skipped out through the door and went } however, neither panio nor confusion, ment to atop immigration from China, and
not to be rensible of a pleasant difference, but to be and to remain moderately and healthfully warm, to be insensible, in fact, to ordinary differences of temperature.
the four great guns in the forward turret, agus, and yet this ungainly creature carri B
If it be said that it is a dangerous doctrine in view of the future of the Church, it must
Then came an explosion, differing in char- his head in the air and regards the world
be remembered that the future of the Church
noter from the discharge of a gun. Almost out of his great brown eyes with diedsin. rush of smoks and fire, nearly shocking the not touch me; I bolped Shotoo build the This great pyramids; I knew gypt when it 1 dangerous enough or any showing and
every man in the ship was knocked off his The very poise of his bead says ;-- I have
hadn't an obelisk or a temple. There are that there are no great possibilities without
feet with the shock, and there was a andden come out of the dim past; the douge did men in some of the compartments. great risks. We embudy in such movements
andden and unknown danger was far more as those the ultimate principle of Iro-
trying than anything which could occur three of us; the date-palm, the pyramid, testantism, which is the ultimate principle
in the heart of an engagement, Then men's and myself. Everything else is modern, URINESE-A writer in the Melbourne of Christianity. That principle is fualifica-
blood would be ap, and they would be Go to "-Charles Dudley Warner, tion not by any articles, but by faith alone.
prepared to meet anything which could And the doctrine of justification by faith is from any but the right point of view the
oaut to talk and rave about Chinese és most dangerous doctrine ever let loose on
occur. What had happened, how much the Leader writing from the Palmor about the
social order. When Christianity began to
easel was damaged, whether her bottom way in which the Chinese are anpported by
spread, it was pronounced an unsocial
was injured an event which would have Europeans says:It is the quintessence of compartments--none knew. There was, pass resolations, petitioning the Govern superstition, and was supposed to threaten
brought certain death to many of those
the dissolution of all human bonds." And
shut up like rates ka a trap in the lower ourne to the country, to hold meetings and
mont originating with the minorities of the
two gentlemen of high rentation have ben gambolling and beat as over the stress, me orders were obeyed, wells were sounded, send back those who have already arrived, Church, and going on to a continual expan-
quietly trying to work out a problem whien, if in front. Nothing has over impressed me ston of its field, has threatened, and, indeed,
they succeed, and failure" is a word that so entirely with a sense of the marvellous, cash man kept to his work, while on the and at the same time be secretly encourag appears to be expunged from theirdistionary, One is a most tempted to ask in presence main deck the poor fellows lay writhing and ing and patronising the very creatures will change altogether the phase of the meat of such a discovery whether death itself disgured, many of them burnt out of all against whom their wrath la exalted. If a has often brought about, the dissolution of
brightest berolam was shown. Suoh utter tiality were to address the people of the organised forms, of which the Spirit was
question not only here, but over the whole may not ultimately be baffled by ccientific recognition. Yet among there, too, the man of common sense and rough impar
The investigation. the restless tenant. Institutions are but
of the cattle-breeding countries.
You well see at oncos the benefits chimed Aces as "Look out for poor So-and-So, he Northern Queensland he would say - is worse than me" "I'm all right, Jack, "The remedy is in your own hands, Clons AN OPTICAL DELUSION.
Courier in its issue of the 11th, publishes a devices for carrying out principles. The Divine Spirit is continually destraring The colonel, a rigid martinet, is sitting statement with regard to meat exportation, by the discoverers of this process. Cargo and I'm glad you are," by men suffering all dealings with the Chipere. Dismiss institutions, even when there is no thought at the window of his room, when, looking which, independent of the vas importance of live sheep osu thus be seat to England from the agony of severe burns, are worthy your cooks, your bangora on Buy your or intention of the kind on the part of those out, be zoea,& captain crossing the barrack-
To give an atmosphere will still be an onsential, A te-gir Philip Sydney's remark at Zutphen: cross the threshold of the Chinese public who are giving it fuller voice. It is a FOOT yard towards the gate. Looking at him of the question at issue, is one of the most by largo steamers, and, although a fra 18 of a plage in history by the side of wounded atores from your own countrymen. Do not ito ablity to rebuild a ruined temple in its rules and regulations to the contrary not opinion upon its probabilities or possibilities porary breakdown, necessitating a stoppage | Give the water first to that man; poor house, Tarn away all Chinese bawkers of faith in the Spirit of Good that discredits dezely, he is shocked to observe that, the startling of modern times.
would be taking upon ourselves too heavy of eight or ten days in the production of fellow, thy necessity is greater than mine" own three days. The proscat system of
responsibility, and we shall therefore con- cold, would be of no consequence. When Church organisation is but partially success-
tent ourselves with giving a condensed as ful. The most orthodox must distrust its
count of the process as quoted by the erfeotion, A. ahange must lie in the
Cowier. It appears that a bignor Rotura, future. A great authority tells us the.
an eminent botanist, and a Mr James Grant, change will probably be in the direction
The captain aboys promptly, borrows u
pupil of the late Mr Nicole, long associated here indicated. We do not succeed at pre- sword of the officer of the guard, the guard-Mr Thomas Mort in his freezing pro- sent in keeping outside our Churches men room being at the foot of the stairs, and who may be said almost to lack a soul, who presents himself to the colonel in irrepronch cesa, are the mag.clans.
able tenue.
sword.
a
withstanding, the captain does not carry Captain!" he calls from the window "hi, captain! step up to my room for a moment, will you "
a
fruit, fish and vegetables from your doors. above all keep clear of the gambling bouses, and fine heavily all the keepers of these places; turn over to the police every vagrant among the yellow skins, and gend them up the country to work for a living, and you will soon get rid of that section of the community which at present causes you so much apparent unergiñoss,”
The freight market has remained fairly
Christ would have loved. There must be anything very important; it'll keep. Good the trance thus produced continued till the its perfect safety. The next felon under smoke. You can't borrow anything of the active ducing the past fortnight. Thoro
The exptain salutes, departe, returns the sword to its owner, and is making off across the barrack-yard, when he again comes within the range of the colonel's vision.
The colonel rubs his eyes, steres, says softly to himself, "How in thunder is this He hasn't a sword to his waist ;" then called alond, "Captain! Ob, coaptain! one mo- mont please."
the sheep are landed in England, any that and dying Nelson's order to the surgeon, fall to entirely rally will be perfectly good "Go, attend to the mon you can de This is British courage meat, whereas the others can be turned on nothing for me." to pastures or driven to market. Of course at its best, and the record is sufficient to the same results can be achieved with bul throw a brightness even over such a sombre looks, but their greater weight makes them catastrophe as that of the Thunderer. more difficult to handle with safety, and the About five months ago Signor Rotura carcass is rendered brittle y freezing,making called upon Mr Grant to invoke his assisthem liable to injury. It sounded odd to THE MAN WITH THE TOOTHACHE. A man with the toothache doesn't care abound in mean devices and bitter words,
COMMERCIAL. whose only commendation is their worldly
The colonel is somewhat surprised to see
live stock to Europe. Signor Botura rest upon the danger of breakage ou the about anything else. The glories of the
world pall on his taste; the wonders of Mesa HEINEMANN & Co.'s Freight Cir #ocess and the eonventionality of their un- the sword in its place, and, having to in. ftance in a scheme for the transmission of bear Mr Grant and Signor Rotura laying verified creed. And yet we reject men who vent some pretext for calling his subordinate
Signor Rotura tells me that though he creation seem as nought. The tooth be- cular for the Mail of Saturday, March 15th, in everything but the formule of faith are back, Bays, with some confusion, "1.bog averred that he had discovered a South | voyago.
American vegetable polson, alied to the such as we confess the Church aims to pro- your pardon, captain, but really 1-have well known woorare, that had the power of never attempted his experiment upon a omes a volcano of belahing fury, and the says:- duce; men who are mural and spiritual forgotten what it was I wanted to speak to perfectly saspending animation, and that huraan being he has no doubt at all as to rest of life hidden in a cloud of its billowing ganglia to the nation; men who invest you about. However, it can't have been Intellectual honesty with a sanctity that.
application of another vegetable essence capital gentence he has requested Sirman with the toothache. You can't instruct morning.'
caused the blood to resume its circulation Henry Parkes to be allowed to op te on.and improve him. You tell him that the and the Beart its functions. So perfect, He proposes placing him in the freezing world travels at the rate of a thousand miles moreover, was this suspension of life that chamber for one month, and declares be a minute, and it doesn't startle him in the Signor Rotura had found in a warm olimate has no fear of a fatal result. As to whethor least. He simply groans. You say to him: decomposition set in at the extremities after this temporary suspension would affect the My friend, there are stars so far off that a wook of this living death, and ho imagined longevity of the subject he can give no their light has not yet reached this world, is difficult to obtain.. Ships are required
the body while in this inart state were positive information, but believes ita dura but he don't mind it; he only howls. You reduced to a temperature sufficiently low to tien might be prolonged for years, I was tell him that some of the sunspots are one arrest decomposition the trance might be anxious to know, if a period of say five hundred thousand miles in diameter, and kept up for months, possibly for years. He years of this inertness were submitted to, that one of them would take In Jupiter at frankly owned he never tried this preser whether it would be so much out out of one mouthful; but it is nothing to him. times a man's tooth nobes so hard, the pain ring of the tissues by cold, and could not one's life, or if it would be simply five He goes on swearing and weeping. Some confidently speak as to its effect upon the years of unconscious existence tacked on to
is so agonizing, that several strong men after restoration of the animal operated on. one's sentient life. Signor Rotura ocula
have to hold him down by main force while Before he left Mr Grant, he had turned give no positive answer, but believes as no that gentleman's doubts into wondering change takes place, or can take plate, while some important solentific fact is being com- ouriosity by experimenting on his dog. in this frozen trance no consumption,municated to him.-Danbury News, He injected two drops of his liquid mixture destruction, or reparation of tissue being with a little glycerine into a small puncturé possible-it would be so many unvalued made in the dog's ear, and in three or four and profitless years added to a Lifetime.
Signor Rotura proceeds to South Amerloa minutes the animal was perfectly rigid, the for legs stretched backwards, eyes wide at once for a large supply of the two neces hibiting symptoms very similar to those of and both these substanzen at present romain death by strychains, except that there had a seerat. been no previous struggle or pain. Begging his owner to have no apprehensions for the life of his favorite animal, Signor Rotura lifted the dog carefully and placed him ou
Bomething wrong. We all teal there is something wrong-something that moans nerious remedy and change. Many say that the faith which is the life of the Church and the bond of Christ hus changed its gehus, The Church's centre of gravity, it is said, has been changed. It has been moved into the intellectual region. Faith has come to mean, not devotion of soul before God in the face of Christ, but sertain conclusions
The captain returns, borrows the sword upon hotly-contested intellectual points. It may be said, of course, that belief in the again, mounts the stairs, and enters the colonel's presence. His commanding officer physical resurrection, c.g., ie not an intellee-states at him intensely; he has a sword; tual belief. Now, I believe in that physical he ass it, he hears it clank.. rosurrection; but I believe it because the
**Captain," he stammere, growing very hot, ita deuced ridiculous, you kou, but-bat ha! I'd just remembered what wanted to say to you, sad now, bahal it's gone out of my head again. Funny, in't it?-hal ha ha! Losing my memory, Never mind. I'll think of it, and write you. Good morning."
balance of evidence seems to me in its favour. Every past fact is a matter of evidence. And the moment the fact is called in question, the sifting of evidence becomes necessary. And that is a very severe intellectual process indeed, and a delicate one, and one which should be more carefully secluded from disturbing forces than any popular vote can ensure. It has yet to be seen if the voluntary system gives
room to an honest thinker who is more than But to one generation ahead of his time. return-Religion and the Church must rest
apen absolute certainty; and absolute cer- tainty is what no intellectual process of give. Intellectual results are the outcome of the spiritual and moral certainties. Firs, principles, then doctrines. Doctrines and fsota are precious as embodying or illustrat- ing principles and ideas. They are, there- fore, in the last resort but means to an end. -Rev. P. T. Forsyth, M.4.
if
THE CHILDREN. The children! ah, the children!
The captain sulutes, departs, returns the open,, pup la very mucb dilated, and ez-saries for the safe conduct of his proceYour daughters, with sents of sunshine;
sword to its owner, and makes for the gate. As he crosses the barrack yard, the colonel calle his wife to his side, and says, "See that officer out there?"
"Yex."
"Has he got a sword on?"
The colonel's wife adjusts her eyeglass upon him, scans him keonly, and says, "He hasn't a taste of a sword,"
The Colonel: That's just where you fool yourself. He has."-French Paper.
CHARLES AND MARY LAMB.
RECIPROCITY. FREE TRADE. Speaking on Jan. 20 at the annual meat.
Your innocent joyous ones;
Your buoyant laughing sons.
Look long in their happy faces,
Drink love from their sparkling eyes, For, the wonderful charm of childhood,
How soon it withers, and dies!
A season twain of frost, "What is it my heart hath lost And you suddenly ask, bewildered,
A few fast-vanishing summers,
Some Juno, stately and proud, Pershanes you see by the hearth-stone Or a Hebe, whose softly ambushed eyes
of
Fleshed out from the golden cloud
That, wantonly floating, stray lavish and beautiful tresses O'er the white of a throat and bosom More fair than blossoms in May.
Your heroes who spurn the sod and perchance you mark their brothers-
And the air of a Grecian god. With the fervor of antique knighthood
Your household fairies of yore Pho But where, ah, where are the children,
For ever and overmore.
xists a good demand for tonnage coast- wise, and freights, in consequence of the Homewards, the demand continues to be scarcity of suitable vessels, are very firm. limited, and employment from China Ports to load in the Philippines, but rates, though. Coastwise, a good business has again reaulted for steamers from Saigon to this tonnage is searce, show little improvement port, and freights have been maintained; Ports, and rates are still improving. small vessels are wanted for the Nortbarn
The American ship Paul Revere, 1,735 tons, left for Manila "scoking," and the for Manila under oharter effeoted there, German borque Humboldt, 930 tons, left The disengaged tonnage in port amounts to 18 vessels, registering 13,889 tons, steamers not included.
The following are the settlements American barque T. A. Goddard, 582, to New York, private.
American barque Golden Rule, 1195, to New York, private.
British barque Lares, 763, Saigon to Channel for orders to one Port United-41 Kingdom or Continent between Havre and Bamburg, £1 15s. Od. per ton of 20 owt.
German barque Excelsior, 647, Saigon to Channel for orders to one. Port United Kingdom or Continent between Bordeaux and Hamburg, £2 per ton of 20 ow
American ship Charmer, 1833, to San Franciaco, $6,750 guld.
"
American ship Stonewall Jackson, 1102, to Portland (Oregon), $7,000 gold,'
British barque Craigte Len, 622, Takao to Sydney, £17. 6d. per ton of 20 ow!,, 30 lay days.
British barque Arabella, 665, Salgon to Manila, 19 cents per pical, 85 lay days.
British barque Penrith, 349, Salgon to Manila, 24 cents per pical, 80 lay days.
British barque Silver Eagle, 108, Saigon to Java, $4,000 in fall, 30 lay days
French barque Deux Freres, 207, Salgon to Amboina, 80 cants per pioul, 26 lay days. British barque Phaston, 570, to Saigon and back, $2,400 in full, 22 lay daya.'"
British barque Wandering Minstrel, 362, Takao to Yokohama and back via Now
German barque Beethoven, S40, Bangkok to-Hongkong (inside the Bar) 30 cents per picul, (outside the Bar) 25 cents per ploul, 28 lay days,
a sholf in a cupboard, whore he begged being of the Bradford Chamber of Commerce, might be left till the following day, when Mr Forster said he did not deny that the Mr Grant was diabeartening. The strength of protec he promised to call at 10 o'clock and rovive non-progress of free trade in other countries the apparently doad brate. continually during that day and night tion in the United States was particularly disheartening, Even more so, to our minds, visited the cupboard, and so perfectly was life suspended in bin favorite-no motion was the fact to some extent our colonies had of the pulse or boart giving any indication imitated the example of the United States. of the possibility of revival, the frame being The greatest man on the Continent (Prince Ir, abandoning your illegitimate claim to
Charles Lamb was at this period a young perfectly rigid that he confesses he felt all Bismarck) appeared to have declared him- knowledge, you place, with Job, your fore-
clerk, with talents that already began to the sharpest reproaches of remorse at hav self in favour of protection. The great bead in the dust, and acknowledge the au- thorship of the universe to be past finding show a strong inclination to struggle being sacrificed a faithful friend to a doubtful continental Governments have been spend- He had a and den.erous experiment. The tempere- ing enormous sums in their armaments, and out-if, baving made this confession and re-yond the desk at which he sat liaqulehed the views of the mechanical fancy that sparkled over in lively puna ture of the body, too, in the first four hours bad in consequence got lato grest difficul- theologian, you desire, for the satisfaction and quaint sayings, at gay supper parties, gradually lowered to 25 degs Fahrenheit ties. But any attempt on car part to re- of feelings which I admit to be in great part where, if truth must be told, the revels were below ordinary blood temperature, which linquish the principles of free trade would those of humanity at large, to give ideal prolonged somewhat beyond the convivial, iacreased his fears as to the result, and by dous harm. The fact was that this country form to the Fower that moves all thinge and which broke forth into airy fireworks of morning the body was as cold as in actual by its circumstances was pledged to a policy If le not by me that you will find objections wit that often found their way into print. death. At 10 o'clock next morning, accord- of free trade. We were a large producing raised to this exercise of ideality when con He had genial sympathies that woke into ing to promise, Signor Rotora presented country, and could only sell our exports by aciously and worthily carried out.-Prof. musto even at the sight of a little friendless himself, and laughing at Mr Grant's fears, producing them cheaply; and wecould only chimney sweep; he had a heart that had requested a tub of warm water to be brought. produce them cheaply by levying no duty Tyndall.
diprocity (continued Mr Forster) is this- already warm chambers in it prepared fox He tested this with the thermometer to 82 upon the imports. The argument for re- wife and children. There was a woman dege. Fahrenheit, and in this laid the do you rob the consumer. You tro thieves, Alack! they are dead, and their grace has fed chwang, 45 cents per picu), 38 lay days.
To Mr Grant's objectiona HOW TO KEEP WARM,
whom he loved; that Alice W, who head under, The Englishman, even if he lives in elties, throughout his life was to float before hie Signor Rotura assured him that, an anima. and persistent thieves. Therefore we shail
German barque Hermine, 350, to Hal- understands out-door life, and if he walks soul's eyes a dear memory, a radiant ideal tion must remain entirely suspended till follow your example and rob youroonaum Harper's Magazine for December.
phong, Touran or Guang-at, back to Hong out on a frosty day, walks out in thick, If ever there was a man who would have the administration of the antidots, no water I know something of the men who are fight
kong, $1,800 in full, 40 lay days, slose-fitting boots, in a hat which warms his found a breath of all joy, a perfecting of all could be drawn into the lungs, and that ing the cause of free trade in Europe and
"FULL MANT, BHAFT," ETC-AN British barque Lota, 472, Whainpes to head, in gloves which protect his hande, noble things that were in him, a softening immersion of the body was simply to bring America. They have not given up hope i and in a cost which, being half-an-inch and a deepening of all his finer feelings in it again to a blood heat. After about ten but I believe they would give up hope if we thick and made of wool, protects him as domestic life, it was Charles Lamb and minutes of this bath the body was taken gave up the sound principle of free trade.
tive to the town of which it was an orna. German barque Johann Smidt, 438 well as nature protects most animals. It is yet, for the dear love he bore his sister out and another liquid injected in s puse (Cheers.) No doubt the polley embodied American paper, in an article advocating Chefoo and back to Hongkong vie New when he comes in-doors that he dresses Mary, this man resolved calmly to forego ture made in the neck. The dog first in Canning's despatch to Bir O Bagot had Good Templary, gave some statistics rela- chwang, 32 cents per picul, 38 lay day
kuey of a man in the town who had not hong tin Newah wang, 50 cents per pioul, himself fooliably. He has still to guard everything that is sweetest in the names of snowed the return of life in the eye, and an effect
been sober for twenty-five years. No names lay days. sgainst a lor therm meter ho loses the husband and father, Charles Lamb lost no after five and a half minutes he drew first matters of commerce the fault of the Dutchment, and, in conclusion, stated that it Whampoa to Tientsin and back to Hong, Nickness of circulation produced by exer time in putting into execution the gonerous à long breath, and the rigidity let bis Is giving too Hilfe and asking too much. dies, and he is exposed to draughts he does resolution be had mader. He arranged his limbs. In a few minutes more he com. With equal advantage the French are content, bot feel abroad; but he undivere his head, bachelor dwelling so that it might rerelve menced gently wagging his tail, and then So we'll put on Dutch bottom a twenty por out." were mentioned, but on the next day the German barque Marco Polo, 858, to German parque Tartar, 266, Whampoa Winsotert bis hands, partially uncovare his a lady; he took Mary from the house of slowly got up, a retched himself, and trot Bat those were days of tarif war to which editor received no less than twenty latters Tientsin and back to Hongkong the New to Tientsin and back to Hongkong cia New fest, and divests himself entirely of his out the doctor with whom she was living; heted off as though nothing had happened, we could not return without forfeiting the from different persona, each complaining ahwang, 47% cents per plan, 86 lay days. NOMINATING GOVERNOBR-In his recent chwang, 62 cents per picul, 33 lay daye. Goor Escos. A sheep, or a bear, which dia surroguded her with every little comfort They next determined to try freezing the most favoured nation alause, It was true that the paragraph was & pere:ual attack
Britlah steamer Atholl, 923, Saigon t the osme thing in the house or den, would and amusement bis fave could devise he body and the first two experiments were that competition was most severe, and it on himself,- Ale naturally south of pulmonary dheas watched over her health as tenderly as if discouraging. In the meantime, Dr Barker might become severer still. It was ang
German stearner Feronia, 640, Salgon t No inhabitent of a country where cold it he had been a woman. But his sister was had been taken into their counsels, and at gested that one of the reasons why we were speech at Grahamstown, New Zealand, Bir. sharp enough of long-continted enough to the only object that demanded the bis suggestion respiration was encouraged, over-weighted was because our artisans George Grey, the Premier, expressed an Hongkong (recharter), 20 cents per picul, British steamer Charlton, 786, Saigon impart a self-defensive instinet ever doss young man's date and love his widowed as in the case of persoas drowned, by art worked & lens hamber of hours than for opinion that the colony had a right to an; thing of the kind. but keeps on as much father must have a share of both Esory cial compression and expansion of the signers, and so increased the ons of prodno nominata a Governor. I tell you," bo Hongkong (recharter), 20 cents per pical. British steamer Pernambuco, 043, Saigo of his out-door clothing as will keep up the evening he went to the old man's hotine, to lungs. A number of animals, whose life tion. Though an old ten-hour man, he said, that my firm conviction, is that the
The Russian of the bring him new and obeerful talk, and has been sealed up in this artificial death, thought it would be well to have this point people of this colony had the right to pass Hongkong, 21 cents per pital, 10 day day Betbe of warmth, North, if he cannot thoroughly warm ha play with bits his beloved game of dribbage have been kept in the freeding chamber seriously looked into, he would stiggest & law deciding the manner in which our
British steamer Adris, 765, to Balgon acose, keeps on his shes, skin, ne the We must remember that the man who thus from one to five weeks, and it is found that, commission chosen by the trades anions Governor shall be nominated. I have to Hongkong (two trips) renharter, 21 den Esquimaux wears his for, as if it were the devoted himself to ble faming was so plod though the shock to the system from this and principal industries of the country on always held the opinion that what they per pistil. Bathing Natare intended him to wear, ding clerk whose wind was one great book freezing is very great, it is not increased the one side, and by the employers engaged have a right to do is to pass a law, and to The Englishman alone divests himself of of figures, but a man who had in him more by duration of time, Messre, Grant and in the same industry on the other, to disay that the Governor should be nominated back, 24 cents per picul, 14 lay daye.. theny or icles of dress that he feels chilly, then the full share of quicksilver usually stars the determined upon the erection onss the matter and make funquiries into it by this solony. I maintained that they had German barque Olympis, 788, to Mani belonging to geniusdlica King, in the of the work just But he at Middle if it sliould turn out that our trade could this right and that it was a right adherent and back to Hongkong sis Sagon, $1,6
"Harbor," sa "Fniezreising replialia. Mir) only be kept by working longer beary, bin in the Chulition, That was disputed, is full Argany
and then tuos to the Ore to warm he hands
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