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THIS tiki in wo In Ihs l I I I li i I ft I from mountains I ud bask ft sky fur cloudless III rugged old grandeur Ill more thy loved to ponder seen tho mist a Ben old Ami nil bclln on While shadow weco flitting oer lonely lirb lonely track of wild goal still wander loll fotin- lain lliniiiih to sea While alone in the fair sunny laud of stranger- An Mi I must Woo i a of my own thai our and surroundings are lastly different to what might I to been So do Memory ily end plainly paints upon canvass ijf the past which might other- many golden hour marry- wo Wo greatly inclined to But caches thl that Jed can recalled our merit a to let the leaching of the past bo by which bo our in life future At tho of each year let us review ho gone what lessons wo hero can learn hat will bo of to us the year newly dawns in ho procession hat advances forma of dear ones dread destroyer matched from of the hear laohes it J or tho vacant in family wo upon tho countenance of that aged parent tf in beloved brother or fiUtcr or dearer and nearer jot hat of our lifou journey wo may indeed cry danger MVflom or the eyelid will filter While musing oer hat chill time Iniir revcreould alter Ills with the ml heather VvwonC than that in tho leaves parental roof to his fortune in tho wide world When your daughter is mar ried you feel that provided for loaves your protection for another protector leaves tho homo of her parents to enter homo of her own does Dot enter into of temptation but is rather withdrawn from thcni she feels pressure of domestic With your boh it is different j ardent in feeling perhaps impetuous in passion you felt constant solicitude for his The period of his child hood has passed and the has arrived which must leave his quite homo goes to other place to engage or in tho active employment of life Withdrawn from restraints and influences of home ho think graded with within yon to see in record It of keeping your eon longer at must go out into tho world for departure arrived wellpacked trunk is ready and family waiting for tho arrival of the vehicfo which IB to bear him from your door No heart can be unfeeling as not to bo crowded with conflicting emotions in such an hour as this As your son enters the jiiiiililni from your sight is it not a relief to be able to reflect that you have reared him in virtuous and religious principles Especially does this prove a solace to the maternal parent More than one of the great men of this nation in their ripo age carefully on record that they owed the and steadfast prin cipal by- which they rose to honour direct- Ibey wore still hero Hut if Loft but plainly audible voice will bo that all well with thorn and by tho warning which vna given in their for that wo this has again rolled around In pathway may bo in tho world Bow dinner first course consisted of a kind of iro tower formed of slices of breast of o and of a fish which Chinese call head with ft largo dish of hashed tripo and eggs of a dark color pi Europe enormous pawns preserved gin and fruits All these arc eaten with ivory chopslicks which tho guests bring with ihciD On grand occasions tho first ah is soup which thick glutinous placed around the tureen a different kind of sauce ragout of At Macao white but at they green viscous and slippery by no easy to pick up with small sticks Their taste resembles that of tho green fat of turtle snails were followed dish of tho flesh covering the skull of sturgeons which is very costly as several heads arc required to make even a dish Next was a dish of sharks fine mixed with of pork and crab after these a stew of plums and other fruit tho acidity of which is considered a corrective for the viscous fat of tho flesh then mushrooms puise and ducks toDgues which last are considered thane plus ultra of Chinese cookery deers tendons- royal dish which tho Emperor sends as a present to his favourites and Venus cars a kind of unctuous shellfish lastly boiled served in small cups with acanthus seeds preserved in spirits and other condiments Last ail tec JEJS OF bis evils by brooding Is tho only debt which It Is thepei ig oik what luEttlutlobs arc nmt up el time En Always frank spurn ever your their neighbor I Confidu your faults sad follies t be cherished In nil i in run lby mo incriy incrny to malice a foe to Hint the chief of a lyr much Wisdom Is that si gleaming in by reading but separated from tlio wheat by thinking Knowledge Is proud that the happiness in tho imagination witty for much wit much froth tis hard to j it loo v- 1 lccrtljiiiwas or x- of i ftin in what was designed for of Idm 1 llo say to most of our t dono your worst and spirit In order to feel ft joy him dlscema little joys of th a inilifiniit In Jul llu mi rich whoso number golden chain If it nil ho chain Is a confidence chain Is completely lit ken a hundred were words produce their own souls and beautiful imago it unkind feelings begun to use kind words ought te be used thingB on ti of ho grave aro our reputation and mjitillc whisper may deprive wise therefore wilt be mo this will tvvl hours of a wise oof of i I ill I useful the other is NEWMARKET of the Music In farm ibffoie hat every II ill lve to cheap at that our pi- k only n i I mi r ipt of cents It Is aim to give Good of it it that cot ft wfep AvoiKtitu of our every email Wires o Note Letter Paper Foolscap Plain asked what from waywardness and evil companion ship and lias kept him to this day from vice I ho would answer The the memory mother Her appeal had power when all other in fluence failed Her re strained lie Her purity and made all that was abhorrent Her devo tion was felt as a safeguard all along the walks of temptation We could not woifud or her Numerous in stances be mentioned of influ ence mothers author of Fanners Boy knew no other instructress than this poor widowed moth er Alone with her boy she travelled from to London to place him under his uncle a shoemaker whom charged to watch over him while her was told to forgot that he had lost his father The mere remqmberance of such mother though dead has many a been a lifelong protection A never till she dies do we know how powerfully her life has invested shelter and purify it It is a day of to any man when hi buries a mother out of sight ho sums up the blessing which ho has re in her And though he may conscious that he discovers her worth in part ho finds cause enough to at the patience and faithfulness which have been spent on It would strange indeed if some contrite teari should not flow as he recalls the haste the tho wilfulness possibly the disrespect- with which hat lpve has sometimes had Theres many a man of who would gladly redeem one hour of that lost past that he might speak some of tender sorrow for a loving sacrifice never realized till it was taken from us for ever It Might liave Been Truly it has bee said hat of all the sad expressions which can be uttered the moat sad is It might have been How many hearts year after year as time passes the pressing weight of lifes Whitewash- Whitewash is one of the most valuable in the world when properly applied not only prevents the decay of wood it conduces greatly to tho of all buildings whether of wood or stone Out buildings and fences when not painted should be supplied once or twice with a coat of whitewash which should be prepared in the following way Take a clean water tight barrel or other suitable and put into it a halfbushel of lime it by pouring water over it boiling and in sufficient quantity to cover it five inches deep and stir it briskly till When be- tn tVjnjiUhly di Tater and add two pounds of sulphate and one of common salt tbesB will it to harden and prevents its which gives an appearance the work If desirable a beautiful colour may be communicated to above wash by adding three pounds of low or a good pearl or lead colour addition of lamp vine or ivory black For fawn colour add four pounds of Turkish or American the the one pound of Indian pound of common lamb black stone colour add four pounds umber and two pounds of lamb black This wash may be applied with whitewash brush found much superior both and durability to the ad will appearand whitewash Worth Asa preventative against currant and bugs Mr com to the Borne Sentinel the result of his observation and experience for some years Ho says nothing is so effectual in keeping worms and bugs from all kinds of trees shrubs and bushes green cedar bush cut small pieces and sprinkled the currant and other bushes to keep bugs and worms be recommends fruit growers to brush around the trunks of tho trees There is something offensive about cedar to all hugs and worms and they do not approach it Ho remarks that I Cover yet discovered a worms cedar brush and cedar brush is also tual warding off mosquitoes and flies A horse may be rubbed with a brush in the morning and flies will not bother him that day until the odor wears off So a person may lay down in the woods to sleep and cover himself with cedar brush and not be troubled with flies mosquitoes or bugs Our readers can easily try the remedy in any of these cases when the proper time arrives ton he begins to look sheepish and pork may he not grow swinish lay be said Dr Walker of Cam- when a man lives on nothing tables I think hes apt to bo pretty Such Is the of the they do make of it and not they ought to make It is if it be only computed by moments If all ho is tk either employ UjiuJIy iksMHition li to a full kettle better tho faults of they leave fences am o- or their fields and then won lhii lives away chasing temptatioi Bo act that men shall speak well to render them useful for either mop swabs They best answer the ieh they are juuriMlv to churchdoom and streetcomers d who are trying to go some it ill humanity i almost Irresistible to cover over the tender thing am Hit of the reach of frost to wail 1 when glancing back to joyous hours of childhood the sunny days of youth have thoso above of men I have no influence hut no man that knows how to speak thoright word at the right moment has a right to say I have influence rich in fluence the poor but tho poor also an old hen mc ing than a dm revenge family clucking am found in Stock Bone Wood and Steel Knitting Crotchet Sewing Needles Dominoes Tatting Shuttles Pocket Knives Pocket Dressing and Fine Combs Hair Hat and Brushes Button Fasteners Ladies Portfolios Work Boxes Hair Oil Perfumery Toilet Soap Marbles Glass Stone and China Toys Dolls Tops Fishhooks Lines and Floats Belt and Dressing Pins flusic Away Or 30 Worth or for S3 f PETERS MOUTH get from Four to Dollars latest and Music by such Hays Keller foil piece of If it can always bo Sheet form and Ho matter where Music Book id at our establishment will be you of postage on receipt larked Ho matter bow emu rdcr we shall bo glad to fill it J I- New IS s received at this for one year and the Monthly Three subscripts l foronc year w ftfiix months r illl CANADIAN NATION I Heading Books Ill si I Firs Hook I its bound aBJlVGIWaEJOEja rsnoirjno Band Hoop Rod and Bar EVEBT OP HEAVY AND SHELF FOUNDRY THE RAILROAD STATION Warehouse to than February 3rd WATSON j Newmarket Out WOOLLEN NEWMARKET OF Cloths of Every Description DEALER IH WOOL Newmarket December FANCY GOODS Fancy Goods Fancy Goods A NEW Supply of Fancy Goods PARLOR ORNAMEXTS COMPANIONS NEWLY DESIGNED VASES Concertinas Card Cases Fifes Whistles Month Organs Drams Tops Paint Boxes Camelshair Pencils Beads all Sizes and Colours Baskets Ledgers Journals and Day Books Blank Books School Books Note Books Copy Books and BookKeeping Books Diaries and Timo Books Blotting Paper Bill Paper All sorts of Plain Fancy and Coloured Paper Cards Pasteboard o Perforated Cardboard Bookmarks Letter Files Sealing Wax Pens Fine end Broad Points Pencils Penholders Inks Bed Blue Purple and Black Inkstands Several kinds Pocket Books Parses Needle Books Wafers Mucilage Seals Elastic Bands Pencil Albums in Great Variety And a large list too numerous to meat BOOKS AND MAGAZINES Supplied at Lowest Hates Dont the Place t PATENT TRANSPARENT CEMENT Mending Glassware Pearl China Earthenware Ivory Bone Pa Rubber Leather Am ber c THE J A BEST YET J HODGE 1 THE that they keep the Best and Cheapest COOKING AND STOVES he country Selecting as they do all the best rovince thv by any other in f ir no iron in the Is the yon can get anywhere They also keep the Best Tin Copper Sheet Iron Japanned AND PRESSED WARES PLAIN FANCY SUCH AS elly Moulds Double and Soup Ladies Spoons Porcelain Tinned A Or arri Wires Cow fch-tZii- Grain Cut Furnaces is Sap Pan Lubricating and Coal Oils Lamps Lanterns Burners CHIMNEYS WICKS as Cheap as anybody else The EST KAVE DONE IN ire prepared to fit Copper Brass Lead and in tichangc paid for A CALL SPECIALLY SOLICITED AND SATISFY To be used with t LOW PRICE To be had at tho COURIER VARIETY STORE 10 CENTS PER STICK Money to Lend TO LEND at Reduced Bates J COLLINS TilAMILY and ABATER RECEIVED AT THE COURIER large lot of Bibles Books will be a MONET TO LOAN A30ULTBEE STORE NORTH I POST OFFICE THE ONTARIO MUTUAL INSURANCE Joiea Springer If Snyder Eat I iaae Bowman John J HOSES SPRINGER AARON SQUIRES and General Agent and Bradford New Livery Stable Subscriber to I veiling public that he has started a LIVERY STABLE Opposite the Davison House Where will be requisite end convenient Also for J Agricultural Implements OSBORNE Feb a YOONO LADIES JOURNAL BOW BELLS PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY N Y WEEKLY N TnrIfcEIi3tx Ail good for SPEAKERS They are highly recommended a cure for COUGHS COLDS ASTHMA And Light Consumptive Coughs Suitable for young old M Couritr EVANS MERCER CO SICKLE SON LYMAN ELLIOT CO THE COMPANYS WORKS BELLEVILLE s cents per and are the best arid Bills for Wool THE SUBSCRIBER PAT for fifty thousand pounds of wool NELSON Jims 2nd