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Howc'er we trust to mortal things
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Their fatal planner: sever shed;
At. last. st last, they stretch in night,
And Not the day and blast the nlght!
llope. only Hope. of all that. clings
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Love, though he break his earthly chain.
Still whispers he will come exalt: :
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riball teach oar half-fledged souls to tly.
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‘ (From the Spring!“ In... 17m.»
LETTER F801 CANADA.
poIrav cuss"- LIrI.
Between Georgian Bay and the Ottawa
River north of the 45th parallel of latitude,
is a densely timbercd and unexplored region
as wild as nature, where the surveyor's lines
were never drawn, penetrated only by slow
and dlfllcult Btadin in light boats upon the
rivers and by following the trappor‘s trail
through the forest. In the heart of that
wilderness this letter is dated. There is
something mptiveting, oraculoos and vener-
able in such a locality astbls, where the very
solitudcs seem hushed in terror of their own
antiquity. The lakes and rivers of those
forests. the beauty of Landscape scenery.
the brilliant sunset sconce and wonderful
combination of water views with forest tints
and bees in endless beauty and ex lun-
lcss sublimity. have an unqualified claim
upon the descriptive pen. But. other mat-
ters are nearer the heart at present. Our
party came to hunt, and we have prosecuted
these spots without dishonor to the. previ~
one record of our arms. We came to fish,
and our rods and trolling lines and spoons
and landing nets and god books have shared
in the achievements that are the pride and
glory of the art piscatoriul. Our tent is
pitched upon one of the great northern lakes
that was never looked upon except through
the piercing orbs of semicivillwd red skins.
until lately. It is one of the fairest, brightest
gems of the wilderness. Looking over its
broad waters they seem enveloped in grace-
ful folds that. glisten‘v in rainbow colors, in
1mm of crimson gold Ind silver, as the fresh
breoscs from the wilds-mus agitate its our?
face, and the sun in the heavens sheds its
full radiance above it. Altogether the pros—
pect is as bright and rosy as ev:r charmed
an admirer of nature in her quiet and awful
solitudes. In striking contrast with suchya
scene is the follated border that fringes the
lake with endless green, reflected in the
waters as perfectly as the face upon the
mirror-plate. These forest lakes are like
ornaments of rich and rare description to
the barren wilderness like pictures of beau-
tiful landscapes framed sgaint the blank
dreary and uninviting wall of drawing
room or parlor.
And our camp! ant of that? Here Ire
disposed inmnspictsoue array some of the
snblimest sights that ever rejoiced the heart
of the sportsman. Dr. Strong would bio I
monthiatenmlnnte's presence of our tro-
phies. Dr. at “Big Eye" lake car:
boastof nopestcr success. Rev. J Gigs
eat French, of Brooklyn. would look upon
onrcs'lap in very envy. for the Adi
in their pslhtlestdsys never revealed to him
such sights s'hd scenes or lit-sacking m
and flayed censuses elvenison, such a
mailers“ exhibition of trout and he. get!
mustanonge, and forest trees laden fiib
sachtmpbicsof suceassssdoin oorcsaip
oped this lake today. Parker and T
have participated in similar conquests not
’1 nonempedmuhamm was le. "
”it" first: M ilet‘usl
toyedvfl’smtsgi deer, killing
. ..- “art-bib: Witty? Thsnda.
‘ . est» goi=ost1301 0m- wav‘tcn
piledJ
uses“ W anew ln our pats.
" What. don' t as“! lbflfzé-Wdod,
smiled—he ihusth‘e crazy!
We PM miles; or, for
Imwflm? dei't‘ musics to deny
rightmmsd awmsamry
plum-0P “I
gassed: him‘ “what ldléa' or fun lliélia‘tl
sud whether there was anyt’hing here that
m min gs til his constitullou #2 And in.
reply {its an ass emphatic: “ Trapping,
trapping, sir ' I regard trapping as the hight
of exciting and pleasurable occupation in
the wilderness. Kirstin: is 'nothlng‘ in come
pavison with it. Consider the value of a
single mink! five or six dollars in gold for a
prime beaver or otter! What a boem’y rests
upon the pelt of a little mania or fisher, and
how the profits swell as the late autumn
brings its rich harvest of these fats and of
others of two:- vnlnc. W Plain sir, very
plain! you are“on the make," up here in
the wilds and dollars are the measure of
your sport :-—0 msition from which be de-
murred somewhat though it was evident.
that in his estimation fun and dollars were
welcome companions, and did not part com-
pany without a grudge from him. He
waxed warm in feeling as be terminated the
colloquy with—“Deer hunting, deer hunt-
ing! bless you, sir, I would not waste my
time slit; I would not be soon engaged in
such occupation!"
DcQulncy said that “ there was no pbc.
nomcns equal in mystery to the perversity
of the immnu lesson," and since hearing
such absnred opinions our part y are satisfied
that De Quincy was right:
Wandering through the wilderness
Heating where the Indian roam n.
laser to fill the wild recess
To which asks-an hslag eon-cs.
Wakuees. folly, baud ls ll?
To abandon home with all its joys:
Haunts of blast: of prey to visit?
Where (are lntrudes not nor lnnuys?
Here ll the hunter's paradise :—
Say what you wlll, the truth is plain.
No joy like these can man devise
To strengthen body. heart and brain.
Perish cent! a truce to censure!
Let a. ping macs sabre Ind!
Welcome every fond adventure.
in nature's lovcdresorls enshrined?
We have been in camp less than one week.
The same flickering “spermacetl” that ii-
luminatcd our lent the last night of our
camp in the Adirondacks in. June burned
out its wick under the same mnvcs the first.
night of our camp on the "Gull River"
waters in Canada, in September It was a
Medicaid its brillhsoy proved an
anger of The most brilliant success. We
have feasted on venison: we pillow our
beads on bolsters of dent's feathers, killed
on our journey, softer than the elder-down
of the Shetland Isles; and the voracious gorv
xpandlzer of these waters (musksnongc and
salmon), that scale from ten to forty pounds,
adorn our camp in abundance.
One night a huge black bear stubbed his
loo against the anchor rope of the tent.
drove the bounds under covenand his grlnxr
lnz, savage skull now bleacbes in the sun,
and flies banquet in its intricate recesses,
where the dissecting knife could not pone
Irate. Andrew Barnum and his son
“ Charla," with two others, are our guides.
Believe it, ye who will, they are no hurd-
bugs though “Barnum" is their name. An-
drew Barsoot '- 57 years of named the
greatest limiter-of thiswlldcrness. His tales
are marvelous. Between the 10th and 17th
of last April this gray-haired veteran slew
seven bears He was born in 1815; two
months wvious mmdsclmtloaiotpescs
after the was of rats, and, his. coming into)
life was a declaration: of. gas 'to all vuld
game sqdlsqvage beasts. Last fall he sold
seventy carcasses of venison of his own kill-
ing to en merino purchaser, all of which
were shipped to New .York city. .. _ ,
Our journey through the forest has
sbotm‘ded in amusing and ludicrous inci~
dents ‘f .. ”has put some" of the burner-l
one avails readable pnrsgrllpbs by re
quest; for balance:
wisdom is him in» «tail
pardons! “aesth- Jae-reps. sought. me
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tuned ism .qiuta,nnnm..in.s
melancholy; “willows. ? ’tsint him. that fish
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Henry Dyxbee
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John Ryan
John Conley
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Almsbunsc expenses including family of
Overseer
Registration of Voters
Harlin Gracebsllencs of bill for remov-
in; ravel and ailingN under the
Bringing It New
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1.515 50
l“R’Wliccoxson, services
John T. Burzln. servlccs e- engi—
neer, 99 3-0
Jury oflsquest on body of aorsllo Cook
Laundry for New Almshouse:
lama '1. Ball as builder 15400
B J III for lumbar 119 08
Holden for “(splice n I!
E h! a J '1‘ Prowl“ or supplies 18 63
Hear Smith Road:
Henry i a Rhoda Smith for lsnrd 271 94
Hiram Fitch bulldmg t9 rods of
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Sesth rive Ills River ‘lsl so
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South Nerwalk Union 5,459 20
North Center 716 so
North-West 1,619 30
Office expenses:
One year‘s rent 200 00
Goal 17 59
Enrollment of Militia
:lghlwsy passing residence of Charles
Micsbora building 24% rods
Rotatone ws 49 00
J I Is bed“! are“ 94 ea
Geo A and ’1 5-1! rods 42 55
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rifled for casino 0!
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156" by was minus": v 309
Instant“. in collecting ,_ 1
bond of Wm Harford 'l I!
Wm Randcl Sula, grofess'ional ser-
vices 1 year to Sept ,8’ 181!
Town Hoses repairer ,
E J Hill for lumber
Addison Brown carpenter work
Wm S Fitch mason wort:
Ill-on Yemen ‘painflhr
C Webb kslsomtnlng
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119 51
Charles Frudcnlhall bounty for killing a
for Oct 15'12 00
James A Browutress for hse of hall For
election purposes 18 00
E Quistsrd & Sons 3 ballot boxes
and rep: ng 17 00
9 tables .3 stool for Town Home 500
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Joseph W Hnbbell 1 year': storage of
5 00
Win Bags notifying omen to take the
oath in 181’} 5 00
Wlpdelds Hsafordad. aseoi'store for 2500
I: sell on urpOsrs
Francis I. Aplken dams s mislead to
his horse breaking rough)”.
river bridge in Ass 165: 5 00
Eli B Banner services as town treasurer 300 as
Henry R Seth-ck sundry erviees
M van clerk
Services in sundry town matters I“ 75
53? 55
Joseph P Hsnfnrd 4’) days services as
selectman I” 00
Wm 8 Benton 191 days’ services as
selectnan 573 00
Expenseson business out uflown 5 50
Rent, of office A! 00
no 50
Andrew Sellcck 9.36 days‘ services as
sclectm 10800
Befumleda (no National Bulk olfiorwslk
tax ea 15 shares belonging to Ell s
Qslstard. being” error a med
Lethe town treasure 16“
David P Nichols state tressurer the
state tax 13.253 5
mutilation tax mm
Walter C Quinlan! county treasurer.
counts taxes laid by the represents-
lives at!!! meld Co stl Danhury on
Ibellthda other“ 3,!!!“
John 8 Suit Magellan». labate-cut of
6:!“ enlist 510 a“ 88 lo
I mix; on” 'lanor'm madam w, 2 use
John ”comm as - ‘
lector of taxes on list of 1871 LIEU
. 8 78.4“ 14
Amount of town interest orders taken ep
and paid . ..‘fflu
3:48.153 24
Dsdnct {orcostrscl coal delivered to sun-
dry persons and twice charged 114,69
3143,0386?)
Balance in turn: treasury L05! ‘3
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By cash received, viz:
Dec. 1. 1871, by cash balance in the
treasury 5,315 71
From Iosyeph W Hubbell Idmlnlstntor
on estass of John loose on so-
count 9! as
“ Caleb Wood ndsd for supplies a so
'2 wtllls-n Buford on account for
supplies tsra'd Bridget lotus so 00
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hoesefor rent of old slms- _ , ,
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Pork barre s 5‘ . . It's”
é . 103 59
Pine: calmed dame:- eftlie‘ Pesec‘ ‘
in Grand Jar-on for
Enos“ ranches 01mins“ committed I“ 1.!
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for waste
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glory ‘ilfl ”“1568,“
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f ' m2 mks: ”23%:-
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Afio'wellgirl chum that she weaker
husband by a stntagerh. He fell {11 the
river she grabbed him, and when he came
to the serfsce he was very much excited,
and proposed marriage. ’
”Papa shohld the School- plaster punish
me for what I did not do?"
“ Certainly not my son," said the father.
" Well,” said the little. fellow .“hé did to-
day, whoa I didn‘t do my sum.”
A little girl, who had been much excr-
cised inmind in regard to steam bullet ex-
plosions. has hitupoa agood plan for pm
ventingmem in {starch} wit: “Fifi the
boiler with ice water-and set it h acool
place.” , .
An innocent—lint!“ Brooklyn girl said
to a gentleman the other flight: " The mos-
quitoesare terrible. I wig: you could'sce
mybsck’l" “I wish you c6186 see my
back!" “i wish I muld,‘ was the quiet re
plv.
A (riot-ed gentleman went to consult one
of the most conscientious lawyers, and after
stating his case, said, “ Now, Mr. ’-‘—, I
know yon‘s a lawyer but I wish you would
please sir fiss tell me detrull' bout dstmat-
ter "
The man who set a. trap for a weasel and
mugbt his mother-in-law bore his trial with
such heroism that he is an object of admira-
tion to’ the neighborhood. The price of
weasel-traps has advanced forty-seven and
three-eigbts per cent.
This is the little repel-tee which cost a
Frenchman; at Mulhouse eighteen hours in a
Prussxan guard-b09812, a few weeks stace.
He was brought up before the civil tribunal
as a witness in some case, and was asked,“
the primary question, what language he
spoke; " I speak English to my wifer‘reoch
to my clientsmnd German to my dogs,"
was his fiery answer. Whereupon the
judge MW’
A WW says: “I wil
mmymwomnot chad lit Escalate
fora diehhmju'y, tar-Rash pri‘i of one hazi-
drsd dollarss side, the money to 55' mini
edbystmlty e! ctérgyaréc mskbol d5-
recktors. Themh‘as been a med its of
blow-in abobtmyspclien, and new l want
thantopntme up or shet up. iwont be
put down by a passel’ of lgnarm ess'because
idiffer withnoah webster‘s stile of spe‘nn."
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was herpsrtcct issuance escapisiy férhér
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tied to any-body except a blind me: Her?
mouth looked fikésemcklnidfied‘m
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