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A sky of azure. a bit of heaven, An hour of bliss to mortals given. A church, a dainty dress by my side, A solemn service, a kissâ€"u bride, ‘ .1 > Then thronging friends, ‘ )3. last g'oo'd-bye; ~ And so we are marriedâ€" My Wife and I. Lohg hours of rapture, long days of joy, Time passing unheededâ€"without alloy, Aiéur‘, where everything looks its best. A river in Autumn glory drost; . No thought of trouble, , Nor cane, nor sigh, ' “ Fbr‘ we are so happyâ€"- 1v . 5 ‘,My wife and‘I. A slow awaking, as from a dream, A drifting once more into lifework’s stream, «Arlittle respite from toil, and then The world with its hopes and fears again; But a home and a love That shall last for aye, For now we are settledvâ€" My wife and 1; And as hours vanish in time‘s quick flight, And our life’s fair morning grows to night, As carking cares with our pleasures stay, And our heads are streaked with silvery grey, Yet shall love increase As the days go by; - And we live for each otherâ€" My wife and I- LET a man be treated as a brute and he will become more brufisl) than a brute; but as I rationai being and he will show that he is so. ‘ Hew can the farmer form an intelligent opinion of the products of his fields, the profits of his sleek, the propriety of this or that mode of farming. without keeping ac- curate accounts of his business in all its -pa.rts ? No mechanic. manufacturer or merchant ever thinks of doing business without scanning every branch of his trade. How‘can the farmer know that he makes any profit from :Jis cows or other animals: “if he does not know the product and the cost of keeping ? Yet farmers do this. Trauma make perfection, but perfection itself is no trifle. is wiser to prevent a quarrel than to revenge it afterwards. - Don’t touch the lute when drums are re- sounding: a wise man remains silent while fooIs are speaking. SEX 0F EGGs.â€"â€"â€"The round plump eggs will hatch hens, and the slender ones cocks, invariably. So says an exchange. ' How to‘s‘poil A childâ€"Send him to fill a lighted kerosene lamp. IN malicibusly pointing out the faults of another, you excite:th to the discovery of your own,_ ONE of the sufferers by the late Vermont railway accident, rushing wildly about, was asked if he was hfirt. “ No," he said, “ but I can’t find my umbrella.” WHEN danger approaches. men are wont to acknowledge the presenée of God more (strongly than atnther times. Many pray, who never prayed before; and even the prayers of good men are more fervent than ugual. It is a. remarkable circumstance that nine- tenths nf'_tlic slandch uttered are aimed 1113 individuals the leasfdeserviiig ofit, and who have given the least cause. If we were to trace the venom to its original source, we nln-uld generally find that the human reptile from‘wlmm it sprung was so utterly worth- less, and so far heneath anger. as 10 occa- sion to sensible men more of asionis/Lment than any other feeling. DAUGHTERs.â€"Thei~e is nothing more de- sirable in :1 daughter than an intelligence joined to a gentle spirit. The mind is fu- nhinned and furnished in the main at school. But the charactt-r is derived chiefly-from home. How inestimalfle is the cnnfidence of that mother in producing kind feelingra in the bosnms of her children, who never permits lll‘l'Self to speak to them in, a loud voice,’ and in Fin-sh, unkind tones. SOMEBODY says there are two things about which we should never grumble; first those things which we can prevent; and secondly, those things which We cannot prevent. ” FIELDMARSHALL BURGD'YNE, in alet.ter tn the “Times” in defence of Marshal Bazaine, says :â€"“ As one of those who served with the Marshal in the Crimea, I feel called upon to repel the attacks made upon a gal- lant fellow soldier, whose military reputa- tion has been assailed in so inconsiderate a manner by political enemies.”. Woolwich Arsenal is in the full tide of activity once mole. Additional hands are employed in the gun factories; while in certain depaitments relays of men are work- ing day and night. Pom: FELLUWi-â€"-:\ Chicago man was at‘ tacked one night, and injured by what he supposed was a vicious dog, and thinkng the dog was mad. he applied the madstrme to thé part. affected for two weeks. at: an ex pense of $200, and was cured. What was his surprise to learn that instead of being bitten by a. rabid dog, he had been butted m the rear by a. Billy goat. How they do bother him about it! llIomER.-â€"How sweet the reflection in after years of a mother’s tender training. It were well that to a. mother this duty were confided, if it were only for the delicious pleasure of musing: on it after many years of struggle with the cold realities of life. Who is there that finds no relief in recur ring,r to the scenes of" his infancy and youth. gilded with the recollection of a mother’s tenderness? And' how many have nony owned that to the salutary influence then exerted they must ascribe their future suc- cess, their avoidance of evil when no eye was upon them, but when rested on the heart, the Warnings, the prayers and tears of a.’ mother. EFFECTS or CLEANLINi-zss.-â€"Count Rum- ford, the celebrated practical philosopher, whose writings have been of greater value to mankind. than the abstruse speculations of a host of metaphysmians, thus describes the advantage of cleanliness: With What care and attention do the feathered race wash themselves, and put their plumage in order; and how perfectly neat, clean, and elegant do they appear. Among the beasts of the field we find that those which are the most cleanly are generally the most gay and cheerful, or are distinguished by a certain air of tranquility and contentment, and singing birds, are always remarkable for the neatnes of their plumage. So great is the ,efl‘ect of cleanliness upon man, that it ex- tends even to his moral character. Virtue never dwelt longr with fillh; nor do I believe there ever was a. person scrupulously atten- tive to cleanliness, who was & consumute villain ’ My Wife and I. Odds and Ends @mmtm. .l. cruron. 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Beg (0 call the attention of the public to his extensive stock of House Furnishing Goods, among which will [)8 found PLATED AND BRITTANNIA METAL GOODS OF ALL KINDS TABLE UUTTLERY, SPOONS, &c. the steak of which is very large, embracing all that is New and Clmstemnd also the Plain- est and Cheapest; thus meeting {he require- ments of ll classes. Lanterns, Square é‘ Globe Shape ROCK AND MACHINERY OIL! Burning Fluid, Alcohol, Benzole, (fie. (Etc, Cooking Stoves. Pnrlcr Stoves, Box Stoves, Dumb Stoves, and Stove hoax. , Grain Men- ‘131'011, Apple Pnrors, Clothe-s Wringors. kc. And l’ermnbulaiors mahufacim‘ed, Wholesale and Retail. [31- m'h'mrz; at :33 per IUO'I‘csx. {also Floor- ' mi utlm‘ Lannher Up": d a Buckets, Cider Ms. Washing .‘M‘nhmefiShingiee Waggon Fumes. and LumberSuwod ‘0 order. 1"0A'pal'ticui'am add 7:: ‘ JC’H N LANCS’I’A FF, Steam Miiis, Thomhill CHEAP Viz.-â€"â€"Farm of 133 amen, situated in the Township (if Vaughan. on Yenge Sireet, about 12 mth nrmh of Toron‘m. on which there is a. ccmmcdizms honafi, barn. 9. s!!~.b)es,sheds, an orchard, about 20 acrw pine and hardwood Lim- ber mixed; we! watered. A, Uni IIIIAUIA uvn I'uuvlynt. ‘ Farm in the Township of Adelaide. fronting on the Egremom Grnva: Road, of 200,acres, 70 acres cieared and free from slumps; on the premises there is a good house, barn, stable. &c. There is a spring close to th houge. and a springm‘cek runs at‘ross the Jot. The un- clean-ed pan is we” limbered with hardwood. situated about 3 milés from Kerwood Slation. and 7 miles from Slrnthrov. South halves of lpls fins. 12 and 13. let Con. -'l‘ownshi}r of Mesa. 200 acres. situate about 1.14 miles from Newhury. where cordwo‘d brings 0. good price. and it is well timbored with hnrdwuod. Alsa) {rum and wildsiu various olhercounlies. Apply (if by letter, prepaid) to J. N. BLAKE. Y Barriflc‘r «5’0, No; 64 Church St. opposite St. James’ Came. dréfi, Tor-:39. {rugby 27. 1339 5884? ‘ *EGTI'UAL' WORKS I‘m. wilh pal“) naw. Also a su shafts; strong and lmarN The Best and Cheapest Assortment of Pocket Cutlery m be had iin W a County. A Fresh Supply of the genuine Rodger’s, and also other celebrated manufactures. at the York Herald Book Store Richmond Hill,‘ Special attention is directed to his GD E fly I 3.x ‘ . POCKE T CUTTL SRY. For Sale. I! LIGHT THIE‘T‘ELE SKEIN WAGON, wk}. nah :7.le shafts: strum? and lmnrlv ‘,“ 'mlem‘dnghm‘m-r»: me ii’vitod (o izzspect 0 Mock, a; it will Le found worthy of inspec- H. P. would also direct Special attention to the stock of 10:02:20, February ‘s of all kinds pr 'zzpily executed. 3’, 1m». Richmond'HEHJ April 14 Sheet Iron and Copper Ware! IRST-CLLSS FARMS AND WILD LANDS, EAP Arm EASY 1 MS OF PAYMENT. 00K Patent Eave-fizough ND WATERSPOUTS FOR THE DO Lamps 4% Chandeliers; in great variety. for oil or candles. mm» cwnns. BURNERS. CHIMNEYS, saunas .nm wxcxs. BOTH GOOD AND CHEAP. WITH SELF iii}: tH‘JCTOR, AT THE OF THE DH‘FEZE‘JT FOETB, AT T15“; TINWARE , GALVANIZED IRON, HIRAM PIPER 0113.} If yam wau‘ g’! I! a pubficaéiom of the Smyer 'I'Mmtzmncz LEAGUE. CATALOGUE cu appfication aLLha A FULL SUPPLch (h'ose internstiug and \x'el'z-wriitcu \‘imks. which wit] bu Cliiâ€"ilObed of at a‘. Lew Rate. Also a large stock of ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH WlLL DE IOUND 1870. E'UMPS STOVESI “won :JALE BY For Sale. Apply to. HERALD HERA LE) 1200;: STQRE. A 150 J. ILLILLINGER,‘ .311.’E.8 13'. BLAKE 1mm Thomhill 510-.t? :9” II Hill .5 74f 6X3~tf 493 In a good state of cultivation. Tim‘xer land consists of splendid Pine and Hardwood 1n the vicinity. there is a church. and a saw- mill, and a school within a half mile._ Containing. 80 “Acres, SEVENTY CLEARED, There is on the premises‘a good ,fi'flme house, with stone cellar. kitchen and wofi'dshed, new ; large frame barn, two threshing floors, n‘early new : stable, ereds and root house : two never failing springs of water ; soft 'water cistern. nad thriving orchard. TERMS EASY. For further particulars apply to the owner on the ptemises. JOHN BROWN, . MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS '11. DIRECTORIES the most complete and correct ever issued on this continent. They are not being prepared by correspondence, but by PERSON AL CA NVA.SS from door to duor, of my own Agents, for the requisite in- formation. than now engaged on the work in the several Provinces Forty men and Twen- ty horses. These are engaged mainly on the towns and villages off the Railway and Steam- boat Routes, important places on the lines be- ing held till the completion of the former, to adtnit of correction to latest date. I anticipate issueing,i7r. October next, the Canadian Dominion Directory,mmd. six_ Pro‘ vincial Directories} which will prove a correct and full index to the Dominion of Canada, Newfoundland. and Prince Edward Isiand and a combined Gazetteer, Directory and Hand Book of the six Provinces. FmsTBoox, with 3! iilustraficns, stronglybomr in] hip clothâ€"5 cents. ‘ FmsTBo on, (second part) with “illustrations, strongiy hound inJimprcIothâ€"IO cams. SEGOND Boon; with 56 illustrations. strongly bound in clolh boards--29 cents. SUBSCRIPTION T0 DOMINION DIRECTORY : Dominion of Canada Subscribers,. . $19 Cy. United States do . . 12 Gold. Great Britain and Ireland do . . £3 ' ' France. Germany, &c. do . . £3 Si SUBSCRIPTION TO PROVINCIAL DIRECTORIES: .5 Province oCOutaho Directory. 1870-7] 334 00 Province of Quebec Directory. 1870â€"71 4 00 Province of Nova Scotia Din. 1870.71 3 (m Province of New Brunswick Dir. 1870-7! 3 00 Province of Newfoundland Dir, 1870-71 200 Province of Princo Ed. Is. Dir. £87041 900 No Money in 5a fmid 'unlil each book isdclweerl. Rates of Advertising wiil be made known on applicatian to Foua'm {50021. 45 illustrations.strongly bound. in clam hoards-40 cents. ’ Fwsz 13001:, 520 iHustz‘ations’ stronny bound in cloth hoards-51) cents. Comnmn T0 Tum Rummy-25 cents. 9 For sale at the 1mm; 300K, 41 illustLMjoxls, stro ‘ ' U Uudartaksr, 5w. [ins1mmctc.â€"â€"â€"I\'sarlycppositathePostOfl‘icol ichnond Hill. _ _ V duata of Toronto Vetorinarv College, Corner of Yonge and Centre St. East. Rich- mond Hill, begs to announce to the publicthat he is now practicing with H. SANDERSDN. of the same place, where they may be consulting ed personally or hy letter, on all diseases 6 Horses. Cattle, &c. " 3'. BS. SANBERSON, E TE BIN ARY SURGEON, Gm. duata of Toronto Vemriharv College. MEDICINES or EVERY DESCRIPTION for Horses and Cattle always on hand: such as I’hysig. Diuretic. Cordial, Tonic, Cough, Condition and Worm Balls and.Powd'ers,, The: Cough Balls ‘have been found niost serviéeable in alloyialing many of the distressng symp- toms of Brnlienwind or Heaves in Harses Coliq. Draughts. Linimenls for Sore Threats, Sprains. Curb. Spavinq Ring-bone, &cl Blist- ering Ointmonts, also Hoof and Healing Oint- ments. -> Lotions ‘for wounds, Bruises, Saddle Galls. Inl'allible Oil and Sheep Tick Des- lroyer. All orders from a distance promptlyatlmdud to, and msdicines sent to any part of the Pro- Vince. .LV name has been unwm'rantably used in cmmection with Directories now being- can- vassed in‘the Provinces, and entirely distinct frbm my works, and that in other cases it has been stated that my Directories have been a- bandoned, I would request those desiring to give a preference to my works to see that per- sons representing themselves as acting for: me, are furnished with sattsi'actory credentials. Palm 15 ‘CEN'rs. For sale at the HERALD Book Store, Richmond Hill.; BANNER Offiée, Aurora ; H. Wilson’s Fancy Store. Markham Wesley-m Book Room. A. S. Irving’s and M. Shewau’s, Toronto. L o v E L L ’ s DOMINION & PROVINCIAL DIRECTORIES l‘lorses examined as to soundness, also bought and Sold on commission. mHE POLEMICAL CORRESPONE .3. may: between T. J. M., the Rev. Joan BnEmN and others, (in the York- HERALD during flu, months of July. August and Sep- tomben [868), is antly printed in pamphlet form. and Worth a per] a]. _ Vaughan. June 539; 1870. Lowell’s inrectories. T IS INTENDED TO MAKE IHESE Farm for Sale. 2113mm WHEAT FARM FOR Authorised bytha Counci} of Public [11- ' struczionfor Ontario. THOMAS SEDMAN, Mum/kw AND WAGON MAKER; TOWNSHIB OF VAUGHAN, Richmond Hill. Apri) 23, 1868. JOHN LOVELL, Publisho. Montreal, March 16, 1870. ‘ 610-6 pIEXYnQArMDyAN NATIONAL Sale, being part of lot No. 59, iii th‘ Concession of the v, in ointment: O T I C E.â€"â€"-LEARNING THAT MY Series of 8 heel Books. SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS AT THE To be Pubhlshed in October, 1870. To Cantroversialists.. Frontng on Yonge St', HERALD BOOK STORE. HERALD BOOK STORE. 624-5 510