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· I am Greeted Every Day with: ' "'My, what lovelf patterns you have m Wall J>aper, and how cheap, too. You have the best selection I have Been." Just ao, that is my ir,tcntion. The Marquis of Lorne 1s spoken of as evenings, and with many health aeckerv one hundred and ten thousand nine hun· I On thes!' dred ponnda, a11d is a favorite pub!ic ro· · [in early mornings as well. the next I rish V1cei·oy. promenades the gentlemen are supposed Aort. Our time being limited, we got on · to divide their attent10n between the t he lop uf tramway cars and rod e up anll '!'he real bullion value of the standard several ladies with whom they have be· down the principal streets, making many silver dollar in New York is less tlum come acquainted. Our· party was very interesting obsen·t>tions !\S we passed 75 cents. generous in this respect, young gents a.long. One thing in particular that we linked arm in arm with old ladies, vener- noticed is that therti exists in this busy able sires with yonng girls, married men city an immensA number of poor people, 'l'he Dominion Government is about to with widows and maidea ladies, nnd in distress and poverty, aye, and dirt, being purchase a steam cutter in New York, to fact a general comingling of the sexes very strongly ml\nifested on many of i ha add to the fishery p rotect ion service. irrespective of age, position or natic>nality. streets. Raggfld and dirty .:hildren by Some staid old people thought this looked the hundred roll around the streets like too much like flirting, hut we noticed dogs, and bareheaded and barefooted While Canada imp ..rted from the that the old ladies who held thee~ views women seem to be in the majority. U nited States $34, 112,254 las~ year she early in the voyage , seemed tickl.ed all Almost l\t every turn we were pest.flred exported to the sunti country $3(i, 6!fo, . over when some young man took them by with children sel ling matches or be!!'ginu 685. the arm and escorted them aro1111d the for an half.penny. .Idle men, in llroups, deck. . chatting .ind emoldng, may be seen in SA'L 'URDAY EVE.NINO, J v1,y 101'1!.- Wo great numbers, not on the bnsinAss streets, And no1v the Mail's "own corresponJ. have had a remark~bly fine passage so ent" from Bowmauville rises and pub- far, and now we are within 200 miles of b·1t on tho et.reets wher1:1 the labnring cladees live. Ship·huildin!!' on the Clyde lishes to the world a glowing account of land. Our daily run is as follows : ie at present verv dull, hence the gr11at the bright prospects;of his party in West 'fhursrla.;ir July 1st from 4 p. m . to Friday number of peopl e on t of employment. We Durham. He says that the conservatives, noon, 208 mi les, e; ch s11c'.lessive 24 hours ; have never seen in Amfmc·-t . nr;t except. 28(;, 277, 277, 28!), 294, 306, 292, 290. infl Broadway, Nt1w York, 1 n1ch stir. before the final revision, had added 65 Very few of our passengers h<1.v~ been buetle end noiM a· th ere is all day lnng names more than the R efonmirs. This ill, and very few have missed th eir meals, on Arrryle and Buchana·1 street s, the prin · is not so bad, he is within 59 of right. of which we get four each day. 'fhat cipal th·irou11hfnres of G lasgow. Truly when the party engineers neither the readers of the STATF.SMA K may have. Gf. ASGOW · r o OIIAN . an idea of what we get to oat on board, 1 Burdened by a too sensitive conscience will gh-e to-day's bill o.f fare. Breakfast: KINa'H A RMS HoTK~, u or over1 Prowered by too much honor· beef steak and onions, fresh fish, stewed 0BAN, J uly 18, 'S&. We left Glasgow this morning at 7 ca.n come within 59 of the truth there is saus ·ges, Irish stew, porridge an~ ,milk, hope for t he party. Again this " own bread, scones, tea aud coffee. Dmner : o'clock, on the magoiflcent and swift . maccaroni soup, beef steak, kidn ey pud- steam~r Columbia, fur Oban, in &rgyle· correspondent " says " so far as tho lists ding, roast veal and onion saucfl, c urrie shire, via Kyle of Bute, Ardrish.ai~ and are concerned, parties are about the same and rice, ox tongue, ca uliflower, pot>\t oes, Crinan Oanal. Pas~i.n g through Glasgow 1n, Anchor as before." Here is a little p1~oblem i1~ paradise pudding, s1miolina pudding, harb11r we eaw ·ahips nf tho All 1 simplo addition : Dr. McLaughlin'& ma- apple and cranberry tart , pine apple, and State lines, and Ki ng ~ton and Q'u-een'11 russet apples, fi,!!'s, nuts, bread. Tea and Clocke. Soon we r each Partick, a t the jority at the last election Wl\R 148. Of Slipper : cold tongu· , beef, cold salmon, mouth of the Kelvm, a river famoue in the · new voters now added t o the list, toast, scones, bun::i, marmalade, Bspberry Scottish 110ng. As the steamer proceeds there are 149 more Itefonuers th,.n jam, cheese. E ve-rything is well cooked, we have a go.Jd view nf th e ship·huild!ing Tor ies. Nowe 148+149= 297. Even in well served, q ua.My good and quantity iyard&, for which the Ulydti is so famo11·s abundant. , About thirty minutes' sail bri11gs us· to these Scott Act times " our own corresThia voyage has been prolific in ocean ·Renfrew, one of the oldest borough t o,vr.s pendent" is a little off. sights-,-whales, sea monsters, porpoises, ; in Scotl'and; A few miles ' di~tant is El· iceburg~. beautiful IHmrises and sunsets, ' <lerslie, ti-\e birthplace of s:r William \VaON THEJ WAY TO ENGLAND. fogs, etc. Passing 0. 1 ·er the Blinks of laict>. P:rieley, noted for its woolen Newfoundland we saw hundreds of fishing ' ebawls, is only 8 f<>w mileR dist8nt, witlra On boa!·d fhe Sten mer "Stale of' Nebraskn." 3macks, each having six or eigh t small population of 50,000. T ho rh·er soon beboats or dorys that gQ>· out in differe nt gins to widen. an<l n,,. ·cenery begins 1.oM m -OcEA"N, J u r,v, u, 188G.- Our fast ilirections from the s w !ack and in which att.ract our aUimtinn On a promc.ntory was written in the Manhattan H otel a few the fishing is done, the'.!'e being ·tTI<o me.n is .Dbu~las C'· .r l., ,.,.id to be ~ho p<>ht I VA· RI E · Ty HAL ·n ..... - i s the place to get-·- THE l\'E"' EST, 'l'DE PRE'.l'TIES'I'. and at the 1·ight price. DONT FAIL TO SEE MY PATTERNS The very finest quality of Gold Embossed Papers ..iqual to any shown in Toronto, at a p-;c<! surprisingly low. CROQUET SETS, HAMMOCKS, EXPRESS WACONS, CHILDREN'S ~ARRIACES, PICTURES . FRAMED, AND WALL PAPER at Bottom Prices. suit~ble for wedding presents~ at great reductions. PJai11 Gold, from 3:ic. Window Blinds in linen, fancy. Large Variety of Patterns. Pictures Fra;med at lowest rates. Silver Plated Ware I NO VELTIE S IN FANS. & : co_ P. TREBILCOCK. ~ht Come in and see fo:r. yourselves. :KE~N"'ER ('!)anndian Jtatt~mnn. J·u LY 30. BowMANVtLLE, FRIDAY, RIVISION OF THE LISTS. 'l'he final r evision of the voters lists for this Riding was 'completed on W cdneaday July ~l. N otwithstanding the desperate efforts put forth by the Tories, the Reformers have a gain of one hundred a.nd forty ·nino votes. 'l'his majority of new voters, added to the. majority of nearly one h uudred and fifty already i)Qssesscd hy the R e formers, will return the liberal eaudida te at the next election with a throe hundred majority. That the Tories did not s ucceed better is not because they did not try. Attempts were made to add Tory and strike off Reform names on eyiden co so transparently flimsy as t·1 :ihow either a determination " .to stuff the lists " or most reckless ignorance. For instance in the municipality of Darlington the 'rories moved to strike off fifty-two names and succ.eeded in r emov·· ing but two. In the whole Riding they attempted to Rtrike off one hundred and thirty-eigh t names and were successful with but twenty-live ; they tried to add one hunclcod and thirty-eight names and in only fifty-four cases could they m:ike good lheir claims. This is plain proof of either di shonesty or most lamentable and bung.ling bl.ookheadneas. The R efor mers on t he con trary it will be seen succeeded in substantiating almost all their appeals. Th eir success was achieved by straightforward and honorable d ealing through ~tlt. No repudiating of agreements m a.de, no questionable evide nce as t o da te of giv ing notice, but honest statements backecl np by s otmd evidence. This u tt er failure and discomfiture of tlie 'l'ories ia largely a t tributable to the f ,, ct t hey had not t he material for new voters. The work ingmen who form the larger . number of those now added to the list, .a.re not blind t o their own interests, they ·<'l .r a not without a sense of t he burden imposed upon them by a Tariff ta xin g their e very necessary of life and in no way incrcasi11g their m eans to pay those t axes, The working me n of West Durham ar e readers and thinkers, and as such are d isgu sted with the corruption and careless in competency of their T ory.rulers. F ollowing is a d eta ile d statement of the H evision in the different municipalities:lteform ers added :··Before Pre· At Pre· .At Jfina.l Jimina.ry Ii min'ry ltevision.1'otal. Hevision. Itevis'u, Bowme.nvil!e. . 7 39 l~ Cartwright.. ... .,[ 88 58 9 ('larke .. .... . ... · 2 Darlington . . . . 3 J l. Kewcaetle .. ... o Total. ........... .... .... .. .. .. .. .. .. ..301 - Conservatives 11.dded :G6 lilown'lanvilia .. 59 7 30 Cartwril(ht.. .·. :lS 2~ 3l Clarke ... ... .... 11 38 Darlington . . . . 28 lf 12 2 Ne wcastle ..... Room ~anted. To make·· room fibr our FA L L I M P 'O RT AT I 0 N S - ·- -we s-llall sellS ·' l:trge fish ! i '.l'he "S rate of Nebraska " can·i·llS on ThtA wall 'l'<l!B 2'0 foot h·gh and 24 feet ' f . · : We steamed out of Pier No. 41 piromptly thill' trip :J,500 tons o~· merohandi~e in thick. There ie much woodland on ei thei'· . ' . ' at 4 o'clock p.ri1 · '!'here were hu:ndreds addiitiion to h er. passenaers, provis.iions, aide of the ri·ver. Dunbart-:m Castle· . 'd t licir · friends adieu crevr,. etc. Site is 400 fetit' in l ength ,.4:3~ fi[!ure:t' proininentl.v on a rock 260 feet 1 1 ·· o f p oop 1e d own t o b i feet i~ breadth, depth :'~!! fe et, draught high· and r6· canno n are mo11nted on it: and to wish t hem hon 1 ·oyage. 'fhe of w:i.ter 25~ feet, consumes 70 ton !}; of On D\,nbarton .Rock tho truo Scotoh Beene a Ie\V moments before the Vt'llSel coal da.ily, and gives employme nt t o· 95 " thistll'! shakes there its lovely head." ' ~ at started was most affecting. Mother a.nd hands. Four miles furt:OOr down is Cardrnss, and ; · fatJ1er embracing and kis; ing son or daughST. ENocu 's H o'l!EL. I a little way from Dunbarton i· CaP~le Hill, GL,~\'l~oow, Scotlauct, J iul.v l2, '8G. f where Robert the B,ruoo died in 1~{29. t er ; lovers taking. an affectionate fare W'llll · Our laat letter was written on board tllie At Greenock,. abou't 20 miles fr.om Glas· l.tMl ., ~ftJ/ @ of t heir sweetheart ,· men ki~sin0 " me:t; steamer; We have now rea© hed Glas!{o1Y., gr1w, scores·o f passenRers are a dd e d t o our t!Jr~~~&~~~~ women kissing women, men and wom"1il and a.re< comfurtably q u-a.~tered at 8t. . already la-rige nunl>her. The pop ulation 0f kissing each clher; kEssing all round\. Enooh's, cme of thi,i finest he.tels in G .au.- .G reenock i&-about ~Cl1 ©00. Ve~sele from . Toe sm~cks were m·~nghid ~rith subs audi \ gow. ·rae voyage has u tieo, an unueually all parts th~ng tne ?ocks. . Passing on ,,· COSt, sighs- noon and women weeping likll' : pl~aaant <1ne all the way: V ery few. of the scen~ry· mcrea~ee· m spac~ous~es~ . va· children, age, we® p ing ev:cnywhere. But \the padBl>l_1gerahave,~Xpt>rle9.ced anytlung.. r~ety -~nd beauty,. on the righ t .1~ L~ch n_ now we a re w~U out l'EL th e harbour;; 1hke eea1mikne.s. Ille m06t unpleasanti · lJong, m fro_nt ar0" ,the .Argvleshue lulls U everybody is out a n. d,e c.J~. w:i.vin& hand- \:experience of the trip w as.· on Sunday, ·a nd seve ral little tow· n.e and villages ; sum· kerch!efs t® t hose © n th·e ]piie.r. Thoso _on c jwhen '!'e \'illl!'e for thrtie ho11ors lost In a J mer resort 21 ~es.tied i·n., nooks along tho , ~·OYDERMAll, the pier w~:r.e r esp@ ndmg t 0 , t~~e · wavm~ rfog oft the nortl1 coast of Irel:i.nd. Ever.y.. ;oo!'sts c;n both sid e&. Shortly we. get a 00 L1 on th e vess~l. As we tloaJJe~ fa:rtb er and body, e vetl the sh_ ip's c,lfreers, luo1rnd ':grand :v·e-;v of' B'u!& illll-d Cumbr~~ ielan_ ds . '0 De B oor west of Post Offi·oe,· Bowman ville. yet farther awa;y oow a,~x.rnu 11- the pas· 3 er_ ious, a&' we were m ,. vory ..Aa}.!ge~ou~ j1lh <JlllCk sa~oes~,1,;in . w "' pa·s .Kun , I.l a · · sengers, aonxe with th e nti-ke<i eye and !latitude. Se cl1rnse was t hrm·fog- tha t wti,1,noon, Inverktp; lr~nellian and soon reach others with· glasse;i; sou,"1. ll.t 10 keep av uld see nmly a rod or two. ~head. The, } tothesi>y, th'0 oapttaill .o f But~. R ot.heaay in view their respecti'."Ve· fl'iends. Finally !<~g horn blew every min ute, and two (Castle was a roy~l ree;idence m the tt m~ of' we were out illf. the :Jeaoh ~f· tb.~ viskm m en were placed ou the forecastle t o· iRobert U. and Rober~ Ill ; the latter died that had so i nterested; us, aJidi soon all is l"ltep a shal'Jil lookout, Th.r roptain had illere in 1406,· . commotion. 'llrunks rnJd va·lis-es-t& right his dinner taken to him wo!iiilst on the We next p<Lssed· th.1J1l!>ugh tho K vlea of V us. E very bridge. A!bout three o'oki>l'k tho fo~ Bnte, i;-nd the·eaen'IM"y becomes ye.t nwr.e of ns., to left off us, all a rounc body wanting t he steiwm·ds at; th~· .sa1ne l Ht ed, and very eoon the dreaded rocks attractive. BefoDe .t~ai, t o our right, 111 time to direct them te) tlitiJJ bi11~h . j[n were seen in the direction- of the Irish South Hall, the re11Ldeoce of Col. Camp· going down th ~ ·stairw3y we !ind1 mi:ist ·d c08iet. Fro!m this time evet>y body was on bell, where th-el!& is a num'>er .°~ treeK our bearinas ;·ot tm"1ed · roundl hem :e daok watch~n" the beautiful scenery as pjauted so as te.rei;iveoent the pos1t10ns uf 0 0 ' ,_ , · I l . · 1 di F·11enc " h armies . many sought forward 1:JertlirJ. in tll!ie a.ft island after island and coastline of Scot· it 1 e B rttlH t an · at the for everything m part of the veE1rel · and! viee · "\. ' 0I1SQ, A a land succeeded each other. We reached \Battle of Waterl1w. N.ear by were several hour of ooeneral 11i ir and Dustle ·t!WiJ: nmter s GJ'.'eenock at 1 a m. thi11 morning cast trees recently au.t down and th e bdrk p··etty ~ell arr=ged" The~' oan>-~- !lb e aochor and rode in on the t ide, rea~hing pe_eled off, whiaa one of . our party said time for stock-tall!ing , as we ll11?.Yf OMJ i t- - h lll'll a.tout 10 a. m. As soom as we got olf ~ rntght repre~11·t the ala111. '!fe pa.es a each person forming. an opinion:~fi tllire l!>D4 3 th,e vessel we had a laughM»e adventure. igreat _many fine ~ummdr res1d ellcce on who has been asi.i~·ed tfl.~ same. a111-'Jl~rl· - T!wre are eiRht Canadians who have com· 1both etdes of th.e uvell'. "\Ve see glen and mcnt fo r the voy~e. li1·many· calle$ ll!i01 t po110d a o!>ier ie during th. e voyage, and !mou!1tain, loch· 8'.nd e.tream, wi~h the re· of the one, but o:ltl1'e. .rnvS1ml, fo:rrno gr~t ~ he.srin~ that wti were Hkely t o have ifi ect1on of the !llJ.lls m the bright f~reen is tl1e crowd tha~ · every, a.vailiJ.iJJla lb>W'"tl: t trouble in securin~ berths for the return. ;'water, so that at every turn new and ex · ~nd s ..fa is t o be oocupie:d!:notw:rth~<1Jlll~· · vo~ge on the Nebraska, four of us were. ']citing beautiaa-a.re di&clo11~d, At t~e en · Their C~ina HaU C<ii>ntains the· Largest .Assortment oii 1i;ig thi:t the aec~nd · cabin ·!i8:1l1 be~,:n, ~- dtl'lailod to go -vith all sp_eed. to the S ta ta. ·!t rance ~.o L ilah RecMen is a low rnland v1d"d mto apar t~ents ~_nd · filf.Je.dl -~tb . LWe office to make a.pphc!lt1on. Accord· 1called Etl~n G rllg.' .the . scene"' of the Eai:l b_erths, sm~ e of tm'le- s ec~;i?ns coi1tl1JJJJ1mg : ingJy. as soon as the vessel touched ~he :of Argyle s_.e~>pedthon m l68u, so graph!· six and eight be:rths~ _ ,;01o peroone whc · piero we b0unded aboard, _ and with two . :ca.lly descn~ed· ?Y Macaulay. Hu~y I~le h ave been accustomed , t0·1Arge::andl :au:ry · va.Jiaes started on a brisk run for a cab :soon looms 111 :iight, also Arran, with i ts b ed roo~1s, the clooe and llt UJfiy, be_r.bh o-f a , some distance away. We got past th~ · 'lc;fty mounb111in peak, Goatfell, 3;000 feet vessel . 1~ a dreadled : ~lace; esll'8ruru1Jl)~. so. , 01111t oms o!iicers ~rod or :oo before they, high. Anon. we are m Loc~fyne, ~nd to b~ - found .ialJ t h.e district. when lt is to be o:oottp1ed by fo uT 1Jo..~~h c 8°"""us. a!!d they began to shou t after us,. East 'l'arb~vt, the famous herrmg_ fistung . . persons. But one o-an .g.e t accUllto1lilJ~ IA J a'1d · heed lest! of their cr~es on we ran grounds; i& reached. Ove rlookmg th e almost anything, :ro · we soo~ g.®hl uoodl t o 'I'lteu two of them came rmn'ning after us, town is a fine old_cas tle. built by _.Robe~t . ' ' . . · · our clos: quarters,,tl~o11g~ t-her&w.e11io.Jro11.r s ltouting :.s they ran. P he hundreds vf· t~e .Bruco,, 111nd 1i:i which he 11e111ded b erths .m ou~ ~!!ateroo~, an0 on1'y on e psuple on- the wharf witnessed t he eJ;)C fo26. W:e- t oo.- dmner ·on the bo~t, and '1" ·~· f -m· coul~ disrobe m 1!> ata t1~e. .Jlln~111J:si well. citing chl!Ml. and followed to see the re· very soon' ~fter we reached f.Jrdr1sburg , 10r a l Alll S 0 ..u·arm. ::E"roduce, Eggs., &c. ventilated, howeHlr , . ano1, our :Jl.m:n])ers suit. We- reached the c:11h and while di- abou t 90· nu les frcm Glasiro~ We lefti w~re s weet and_ refr~shing, J.tik (l) ])r<;> - neoting tltedriverwhere· t~ drive us, the t he Columbia and took th e ~anal boat m1scuous _gatherllll~" ' m hotels. on. pnbh o ofiicsrs ~ht our 15atchels and ordered L}nMt, passing thr<;>ugh t~~ CJ1~nan Canal;. ' . . ' or excursion occa111ons, tll.ere :we· always us to or em, them for inspection. We told n~ne mtli!& long, m wluch . < hstan(le RIM! IHNG S'.;:J!it:E ET, BOWMANVILLE . some person~ wfao can ne'l'er go'.to b~d uhern. we-In.ad nothing b.U wearing appal!lel nme locks. 'Ve walked a m iile along tlie a~1d ~eep q~iet, b ut sec1~, b<> cilebight 1~ l.Uld _ other nec~s.saries f~v the trip,but after sl~oro, _wlw:e we. met eco_res of boys ae.d1 k1ckm g up .L r ai:-ket-to ~Le gn!lit ~nnoy ·:iUI' ver, imBpicwus act ton t hey must see girls with. tm pail& o!. ~ilk an~ glas~ 1~ ance of the othel' o.ccuf"Ylts . . So 1t ,vais lihe c<>ntents, 80 we gr1Wted their rea µe st hand , who asked, ] resll. milk, sm 7 · on . our boat, bu~r smg lllu:t t G- uebt e t h-e and pr@ aeedod · withoub further mole st.a· O thers. lb.ad nice bouq ueto, of bloomimg 1101sy one was,_ a ' w,on:11u1,, a wealthy . won: We may say that we arrang~d to heathe~. and would say, "~ea.the r, s il ? ' .ho aoomed to ·: aail on. lthe same s tei·mer, sailing h orn O ne W {,)man had her cow ttr ··11ned to sband woman from 'Ioron to- w wan~ to run ~he whole pa~y: To t h e ;jG!asg@w 0 11 August 20th for N ew 1\"ork. on t hfl· ban~, and she drew the _ milk flrorn 'l'ot,nl. . .. .. .... ..... .. . . . . . . . .. ... . .. . . 180 . a great many incide nts 0 5 th e her bag while the custornG r waited. W e credit of th.e l'o~onto hll'.il~~ ~- 1t k~own, !:11here,an Couservu.ti ve Yo tea str uck oil :~· that we mighb narrate , but 1113 we passe.:1 a great many n@ ted places, and Attempted, Succeeded. how~ver, that th~_s one w.as. a. srng ul,i~ ex- llV<oy.ag. Howmanvillc ... ...... ... .. . . 9 1 2 ce~ti~m,_ she hai.t1~g- sp:ant mlilllly year.~ of 1lhavil de<cided on a t ciipi. through the· beau- very gJiad ~ ere we t <> lea\>0 the .slow ianal 1 Cartwright . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. .. . ~7 7 ~er hfc m ~n h~tel. Sh.e·was p,':©od at sm g- /itifiuJl Wootern Righla.nas of Scotlam .il , we craft at Orman for t.he splendid sbeamer Clarke .... .. ...... .. .... .. .... 11 !J 1:g, ci;iuld. chnce hke ?'- !hopi& hltil descripticm· of some of & ture'a Chev~tier. '.rhe cours& of t he ~earn er mg an Irish S-01 Darlington .. ... ....... .. ..... 20 18 Newcastle ...... .... .. .... .. , 1 ! ~v~ll con~tructed J:U U.:ptn.~ 3aclc and cr acl;, ;1oveltiooos will intenest our readens more was across the mouth of L,och Cr:i._ignish; ·~ JOke _with t he sailor:" with e~e. 't·htllll·llol'.lfthing else· that we can v111rHe. on fi>l:lr left were seen tltie Sound ot Jura, 50 'l'ota.! .... .. ....... . ..... 6!) bot~nded on the west by the islands of A pilot aefil>mpam ed us a s far out ::sis· Herorm votes struull. otr :N y rlt.. :rRE Ol'.nl" o:r GI.ASGO\V, .Attempted. Bucceeded· S an d y H ook - r o' nu·1es .f . rom ew o 1 . . . ,Jura and Islay. Down the K.napdale 0 Bowman ville ... ... ... .... . .. 31 1 The water was calm the w eather wal!m. H 1.u mg secured our rooms awl d epositt D · H L .'I'h 1 Cartwright .. . . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. 2 t t d t " ,, coae we saw owma ouse, w1mre os. ' · b 20 Clarke ...... ....... ...... ..... fa and ploa~ant. the sk y d ea r a nd every thllllg· ; o.ur aggage, :we 8 ar e ou.t o do C'a mpbell, the poet, spen t s onie of his z Dt1.rlington . .. ... ...... ...... . 52 seem ed favoirable for ai, good voyage. So . . ti:h& -w:onderf~l city of G lasgo.._., ih ~ co_m· esi. r ly etlideut daye. We saw the cele. 2 Nl' wcastlo .... .. .. .. .... ... .. . 8 very cal m wnis· the wat er fo1· sever al d~s,. aerc1_al ~apua1 of Scotla!ld. Thie c~ty ' brated whirl )ool of Corr ·vreclian, where Total.. .. ...... .... .... 138 25 we could scarcel~, relihze that: we· ~wea its 1mportant'.e aud ~nllel'eet to. its the Atlantic tde , ruahin ) with pr odigious .Attempted Succeeded that wer e " out on an ocean. Vve had ex~ect- wealth and md,Qstr1es and its. noble river h g ) th h th to add at final at final 1 ·t (l 8 .1 rn~~s. a~ dourf 8 robg ~ ed to find t h e waves dash ing ove;1· tll.e ~ Clyde. It ha& a populatioa of 674,095. v: 0.~1 bv t r evision, xeviaion. He formers ...... .. .... ... ... .l !l7 18! vessel and the vessel pitching and t 1>ssin g· : We visited the, old catbedr3'1. a eentre of Je raio . e,h-.veen . " t18 an hs 0 . - ca tr ra an · · · · · · h · . ura 1s c rown rn o sue v101en commo. C<>nser vati vee ... ... ... ... ... 138 (Ii hke some of _ t he small boats on whwh ":& mtereat to ~~itors, wine nae .m a. _ gi;eat tion that sometimes the roar of th e waves .Heformera put on .. ..... ........ ... .. .. 30! have sa1lc~ 111 a storm on L ak e On.~al'li> meas ure b een ~e.stored t o ils . orig11.1al can be heard many miles. W e i-assed " put olf ... .. . ... ... .... · · .. ·· 50 351 and Geor<rtan Bay. But so very <iJ:me~ly beauty and magmticence hy t he liberality ft E' d 1 t · 0 1 · · · d h>e '- taste e.n d pub· sG ex ens1ve Cons~ rve.tives put on ... ......... ..... . 1~ did our floatmg palace g I'd 1 e a l 01ag , t '-unt o f t lie gove-rnment an t on t a · er · 1s a e 'dw rnre . b tare r: ·· put off . .. .. . . . .. .. . . .. .. za 30 . "'-'ie. r10 ap1ri · ·i o f opuIen t ett 1zens, · q uarries, an a ou o: M A p.J" m . 205 t li e mo t 1011 w a9 scar cel y precep t w wlio h nve ~ a e h d b Everyb ody praised h er for h e-11 n oble added e. complete series of stained glass reac e 0 an. _ · · · Total gain .......... ... ..... ... ... .. ... . ..H 9 The Augus t WrnE AWAKE may be behavior . W e fail t o pr eceive why Inl)St windows. The cr py i; is a part of great people h ave such a dread. of a n ocea11 interest, containing St. Mungo's well, described as a "Flower Number " si nce voyage. 'f o us it has been a plea sur e and and many histor ical ispots and corners. In there are eigh t fl ower -poems in it, t>x.· Cons uµiption can b B Cured . a delight. We found th e days pa ss pleas- the church-yard outside a re some cur ious quisitely illmMated, celebrating fancifully N ot by an y sucret r emedy, but by pro- antly away, e very one br inging some monument o, th e oldest dating from 1221, the d andelion, .the four-leafed clover , the per healthfol Pxercise and the judicious fresh a ttraction or giving us a n ew ex- and the next 1:.183. We visited the 11ni- mii:tnonette, the· water .lily and the t ulip. u se' of Sco~t's Emul~ion of Cod Liver Oil perience . 'fhe pastimes on shipboar d are versity on Gilmore Hill, which cosc over 'f he serials, "Pamela's F ortune," " P eggy and H ypophosphites, ·~untaining the heal· much t he s ame as t hose on land. Cards, five hundred thousand pounds. a,nd dates and her F amily, " and " The Crew of the · in g and streugth-giving virtues. of these dominos, checkers, chess, shuflle board , from 1450. It has been t he seat of learn- Casabianca, " ar e delightfully eutertaintwo valuable specitices in the tr full est aut hors, parlor quoits, vocal and instru- ing for hundreds of Scotland 's n oble sons. i ng. Ae are also the Chautauq ua papeN \ form . P rescr i ·ed univm·sally by Physic- mental music. Promenading on deck is Wes t-end P ark, a beaut iful spot, was also for t he mouth. P rice $3.00 a yMr. D. al way1:1 a favorite pastime on pleasan t visited. 'fhis park h as cost upwards of L othrop & Co.· Publishers, Boston. iar:s. Take no other. ::~:~:; ~:f;:ww~coar1k n ooo11utbhoea.lrsdt!;1:1 istafi1n1t.e f!~~c; i~o~.we:~1:~wf\)::t~eml ;:'~~!;dth:oRc:::;;~~=~l. ~~'!~~.·,p:"~~~ta~: · auR · 1 N ' c Ju: lL· v,, Au cu T A.LL SUMMER GOODS Greatly Redu. e ed Prices. 0 0 SO at an& Several JiiieS :of Dress Goods at and under cost ri"c · e .. 1 'w·11 b Bl. ld OOUOM :' JOHNSTO· N& I - G O TO- MURDOCH -llRDIHERS C., ::R. C> 0 Staple a.nd Faney :!!!::El. IE:: S. .@ilNA, CROGKEBY~ LA· MPS & GLASS, WARE) HI G H E m 'I 11 d s Til': MARKET PRI CE ·S Butter,, n VICTORIA BUILDINGS 103 u9 WEST END HOUSE. NEWEST AND NUBBIEST IN DreSS Go9ds, Prints, Ginghams, Printed Muslins, Printed Canvas Cloth, Parasols, &c., &c. Cloths and Twreeds, Gent's Furnishings notice by the A 1 Tailor. Suits made to order on shortest J. M c MURTRY.