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 POOR PAT PRODPEN, in tccordance with the pro- 
 mise given toward! the conclusion of hit l»st little 
 volume of Poemt and Pen Pictures, written and printed 
 in December, 1883, now proceeds, without preface or 
 apology (for which he hti no room), to write another 
 little book of poems and pen pictures, availing himself, in 
 the beginning of the opportunity offered, of tendering his 
 most grateful and heartfelt thanks to the many kind 
 friMkds and [)atrons he has found in .every place he hat 
 
 iP the Hon. Oliver Mowat is one of the most promi- 
 nent gentlemen of Ontario, knd one whose name most 
 frequently appears in the variou«r newspapers of oui[ 
 Province, Pat Prodpen resolutely resolved to pay a visit 
 to the Parliament Buildings for the express purpose of 
 obtaining an interview with one of the mo^l distinguished 
 and deservedly popular men in our Doimnion, to lea^ 
 from experience what manne^u of a man he iii ^ 
 see for himself whether he could like him or not like 
 him. Accordingly on the and of January, 1884, Pat 
 visited the Parliament Buildings on Froijt street, and on 
 entering by the principal entrance in the long plain-look- 
 ing structure of red brick, he accosted a ^ood-looking, 
 well-dressed and gentlemanly man, inquirmg Where he 
 could see Mr. Mowat This gentleman took him into a 
 narrow hall branqhing off at a right an^ from, the main ' 
 
 entrance hall, and^howing- nim a doo^ on thc'north side 
 
 of this hall, he told himj it wi» ^e ^r of Mr. Mowat'a. - 
 
 room, and for him to | reiiiain*heiur it, and when Mr. 
 
 Mowat came out he could speak to him. Poor Pat waited 
 
 patiently for an hour oy more, and ai he did not thy\ 
 
 know Mr. Mowat person^ly, and did not waich the do6r r^ 
 
 narrowly, as his attention was attracted by other things, 
 
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 hit- watching ami wailing might r)«rha|>A have turen in 
 vain, for that tinie at IcaM, hatt nui an obliging nntl gen 
 tiemanly young man, the doork«c(>er of Mr. Mowat't 
 outer room, kindly and conakieiately pointed the Utter 
 out to him a» he stood convening with another gentle- 
 man in the hall a few yards from the dcntr of hit room. 
 Pat waited a minute or two until the convernation waa 
 over and Mr. Mowat waa moving away, when Pat huiVied 
 tAer him and ipoke to him. Mr. Mowat, with a quiet, 
 amused smile on hit face (|)erhapt at Cat's boorish man- 
 ner), asked him ** to wait for a few minutes." He wrpte 
 this request in that's notebook, when a door-keeper 6r 
 messenger took hfm back to the main entrance hail, 
 where a small crowd were clustered around the gentle^ 
 man to whom Pat had first s|>oken on entering the hall, 
 and who was keeping watch and ward over a side dopr 
 close to the main entrance. Pat's etcorf jpoke to thiii 
 gentleman in reference to him, and then left him wiih 
 the crowd, while he went back to attend to other dutief. 
 AAer waiting for eight or ten minutes the side door w^t 
 opened, and the crowd, and Pat with it, crushed up a sho^ 
 winding flight of stepa, when he found himself M|y^l<'1^ 
 gallery with bench seats running north and soflr U 
 occupies part of the west'bnd of the Legislative Assemblf 
 room, and is bounded on the north by the western en^ 
 trance passage leading from the main entrance hall inta\ 
 the Legislative Assembly rooms. This gallery is called 
 the Gentlemen's Gallery, and is provided with long tiers 
 of scats. Each long seat occupies a slightly higher 
 elevation than the one in front, so that a good, unob- 
 structed view can be obtained by each row of spectators 
 of what is transpiring in the Legislative Assembly. The 
 first person whom Pat recognised among the, assembled 
 legislators, after he had taken a seat in this gallery, was 
 his friend Dr. Widdifield, of Newmarket, the talented 
 member for the North Riding of York. Pat had been 
 seated about 30 or 40 minutes, when a messenger came 
 to summon him to Mr. ^lowat's presence. The messen- 
 ger took him through an outer room or antechamber, 
 and showed- him into Mr. Mowafs private room, a simply 
 and plainly furnished apartment, with a large open fire- 
 pUice at thr south aide; t laifft ptein table occupied 
 
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 dof.cn or more Urge »rm<h«iirt with high iHicki, ptalAiy 
 cuihioncd wilh lome Huff re»etn>>Unu common wmic 
 collon. AUoucthcr lhl» rcK>m and »u furnHurc gave I at 
 the imorrwion that Mr. Mowui nrnul Imj a man of uuieU 
 iimulc ami uno«icnuUoui habits trgumg »olid and In- 
 ZiMk worth or character. Mr. Mowat waa aloijc when 
 Pal waa ahown into hU room, and he occin)»c<i «"« of 
 the large arm chalm at the tide of the uble farthctt from 
 he Arc i>Uce. Mr. Mowat took the book Pat offered 
 him with the request that he would nlcate to buy it and 
 write hit name in Pti'« note book. Vic looked through 
 thie little book carefully, and then, lakmg the short piece 
 of pencil I'al offered him, he was proceeding to wr>tc hli 
 name in Pat's note book, when it oci^urred to Pat • 
 rather obtuse mind that it would be greatly better to 
 have Mr. Mowat write his name with \itn and ink, and 
 he accordingly nmdc this rccjucst, when Mr. Mowat, 
 handing Pat his pencil back again, rose from his teat and 
 reached for a i)en and ink bottle that were near the 
 middle of the table After he had written nis name in a 
 free, bold, open hand, he asked I»at, " How much will 
 I Kivc you forthe book r to which question Pat answered, 
 "lUease. lo or 25 cents, just as you like ;" whereufK)n 
 Mr Mowat took 50 cenU out of his pocket, and putting 
 it down on the uble, he again took up his pen and 
 wrote, "One copy, 50 cents," after his name m Pats note 
 book. Pat left Mr. Mowat's presence w;th the imiircs- 
 sion firmly fixed upon hia mind that he is one of the. 
 kindest, most courteous and affable gentlemen he has 
 met with in Toronto. Pat most sincerely and earnestly 
 hopes that Mr. Mowat-may long be spared to goverii 
 the councils, and guide and influence the destinies of 
 Ontario. Poor Pat feels deeply grateful- for/ and more 
 than gratified With, the kind 'and considerate treatment 
 he ha* received from the Premier of the finest Province 
 in our Canadian Dominion. What a contrast docs it not 
 offer to the treatment poor Pat has sometimes received 
 from some of the meanest and moat miserable specimens 
 of humanity in existence— noubly a misanthropical in- 
 dividual a bandy-legged, bulge-bellied, broad-breasted, 
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 What a worldwide difference there ia between luch • 
 contemptible creature and the Hon. Oliver Mowat! 
 what a great gap between the poaitioni they aeverallf 
 occupy. But it is one of the inscruuble laws of human 
 existence that men should occupy the levels their na- 
 turea, dispositions, their talents and attributes qualify and 
 fit them for. There is almost as much di/ference between ' 
 this man and Mr. Mowat as there is between this man 
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 Writing ibout th€ Hon, Oliver Mo««t, Iwuli F»t 
 Rro(l|)rn lo mtte fttjout two other diatingui«hed CAiui<lUun 
 •utMiiMm — lh« Hoa QeorRC Hrown ami th« Hon. John 
 8«niAekl ||UcdonAld— with both oT wKom Pal had the 
 honor of A tlight ac<iuaint«nce in the daya of other years, 
 when Fat waa a younfer if not a. better man than he ta 
 Pat mun coiir«i that he did not Ukt George 
 
 Brown very well ; he thought him too insolent and over- 
 bearii^. having too much regard for what he cqnaidered 
 Ui'Mlni rights and prerogatives, wittr too little respect for i 
 the r^hts and the ^elin^^ and too little charity for the 
 failinfi^ of others. The presence in a greater or a lesser 
 degree of these essential elements in the composition of 
 the character of a politician will proportionately advance 
 his niooea in life as ceruinly as their absence will hinder 
 and reHfd it— though their absence may in some degree 
 be conipaNlited for (as iif the caie of tHi Hon. Geoige 
 &oMn| bf great naUiral gUU and abilities and mental 
 endowmmtt; yet it was almoal entirely, if not altogclbei^ 
 0w^ ttf the want of a proper rtspect or rcgatd tot tbi 
 fedingt af olhera, and the absence of a tpirit iolChfiitian 
 cbarhy for the fiUlinfi ^ a iiUow-aiortai, that Georfi 
 
 
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 ' mn eminent degree, and perhapt it may be due to thla 
 
 ' . «drcumilinoe^ aa much if not more than anything elae, 
 
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 -J ^^tcquaintence with the Hon. John Sandfield Mafcdonald. 
 
 , which happened in this wiae. During one of Paf • many 
 
 trips on the mmhil0, and Irhen she was making her r^ 
 
 turn' trip fiom Fttny Sound to CoUmgwood, Mr. Mac- 
 
 / donaldand^te alio happened to be patsengers. There 
 
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 Mis in their TiiMts, th«ir niahnen, convenation, and 
 atvle of (living, lerting to itluttrat^ one of the peculiar 
 
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 •.ated on the promencrie dkk of the Jf««^w, with 
 ievehd of P*f i companlona cluiteied around him liaten- 
 ing to a itory he waa tdllftg them, when a quiet, unob^ 
 truiive gehfleitoan who waa pacing the (feck atopped 10 
 Itsten to tKe old Scotchman'a itory, and became so inter- 
 «tted In it that When another individual appeared upon 
 the ic^neand requeated hia presence elsewhere, he refused 
 to go, but remained A quiet and attentive listener until the 
 ilory liaf ootiduded. This happetied some twelve or 
 thirteen years ago, And if Pat ia not mistaken, he was not 
 aware at the time that ^hls quiet gentleman with the pale 
 fMictt quietly ob«enfnt blue eyes and IntellectuaWookmg 
 codntenance^whb was as fifee from all traces of pride and 
 inottwiee as tiili pbasibte for a man to be— was no othe^ 
 thitTdieHonimnSaiidfleM Macdonald,t^^ 
 of Ohtaria Thia waa on a 9itorday, and the Waubukd 
 4fidnot get to Cbttiiigwood until aome time after, the after- r 
 tioon train f6* Toronto had left. Pat stopped at Riley's 
 Itdiel, near the Nbrtherti Kailway atation, at which hotel 
 Mr. Macdonald and the persons who were with him also , 
 lemained, at least until SwWjay afternoon. Pat had the 
 honor of taking dinner at %irsame Uble at which sat Mr. 
 Macdonald; Mr. John Doiiildson, emigration agent;: 
 and the Very Reverend 8ol«i»an Herring, of London, 
 England, both of whom beldiged to Mr. Macdonald a 
 party. Pat sat^ext to Mr. Donaldaon, at the same side 
 of the taWe. Large empty glasaea or tumblcra were 
 «tatidiog bciide eadh person's plate, and in a short time 
 ftetediofaftttaself or a waiter brought several large M^^^ 
 b6tae« illted with at tJlear, reddish, ambers 
 «4, tetd placed oritbeiidedtt* of the etfimjf v 
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 for Mr. Donaldioii to 611 from the bottle -bciJde him. 
 'The only nodoe Mr. Ooiuklioii look of thii piece of 
 nnmnlnneriyimpeftincnce waa to qnietljf remark, Wi nek 
 ^ lor yon.'* Pat waa fery green at that time; he it a deu 
 KHioicteaaooediiow; but even at thia distant dite he can 
 heftr diink of Uie inoootidcrately mean and unmannerly 
 : thing he did then, without " Undiing,'^ not-iimply *<to th* 
 - footji oChii hair,** but to the enda of the kwgett hain on < 
 hit head. He win not go to far as to say that th# 
 ^**blinb* wonld eitend to me eitreme end of erery hair^ 
 ^«n his head, suppoaing they were pa long as the hatf ocT 
 }>tbe pecuUarly-ihaped head of the Rev. Dr. ^'ild, th» 
 Bond street (dty of Toronto) popular pulpit spoutei; 
 Pftt saw Dr. WHd for the (irst time on Sunday, Jan. S4th» 
 ' i$84. At first Put thought him a very quiet, undeinon- 
 ;atrative speaker, but he soon had reason to diange hki 
 mind as far as this matter was concerned, for it was no| 
 long before the reverend Doctor^s motions became so 
 ^neer, his poetures so, jlip^^his gestutes so abrupt, and 
 »his-gMticMlati o n s so v^wnl^ tint Pat almost eipected to 
 see him spriqg firom tM piOpk msih a whip of scorpionf 
 in hu hand, and, muiHing over thje heads of the con^re^ 
 tiou, here>imd ^^ go cutvetiog^ cfi^eerii^^^Jl^rlaik^ 
 
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 wonldBke to tfeoome b^iliir abviibilift ^ Dr Wild 
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 prcMnt Pat mutt leave Dr. Wild to Mcpara hit next 
 ^ Sunday't ■craion. whilt he returiM to Rile/t Hotel at 
 CoOiiMwood. After 4Niili ill r>t into conYeiwtion 
 with Mr. Macdonald. ii^JW|i|(rMi tuch a real nice, com> 
 
 f wmnicatiTe gemleoMB, ^lijUBim rererea hia nieni«7, 
 
 jtnd he felt greatly mm^ — ^ laoit lincerely lorry when 
 
 %» newaof hit death reached him. Mr. Macdonatd took 
 
 Boov little Pm Prodpea into hit conAdence He told 
 
 (im of the trouble^ the triala and the thwaitingi, he 
 
 recdred from George Brown and hit chque, from the 
 
 GMi and the Grit% in hit eflbrtt to reconcile paitjf 
 
 diffeiencet, to allay partttan ttrife^and get aU to work 
 
 together harmoniouily in furthering the bett interetU and 
 
 \ pfomotiiig the common good of their common country. 
 
 "Pat fiAd alto tli« hii*of of receiving an invitation from^ 
 
 Mr. Macdonald to call and tee him at hit office m 
 
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 If Hr. Macdoqald were living now Pat would certainly 
 
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 i iipbo^ik^ BtttPat haaa deal mofe *'bcaii in hit fiK»? 
 
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 in Idafece Jrin atiiit him in putt^ tih«^ and p^ 
 
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 Who are not lifhig there now. One of these pertotis wa$ » 
 i long;-fiiced, dark-featured, melancholy-ejfed man, called : 
 Matthews, who lookfd asrif^ie tbou|pt the world owed 
 him a living and thal^t iWbi^mver trving to repudiate 
 the debt He was ol| pi % t' sclipol teacher, but not 
 succeeding very weU |i fte'fliii|ssion, he threw his 
 bireh rod into the fi4| iikA ilarted a Uttle book and 
 stationerv store in Aiim H was one of the pleasuiei 
 of Pafs Ufe, at one JiU el Wi residence on his form 
 in the township of li|f^i^#ir|ius little book store of 
 a Saturday e?eninf^<ir iw td%rchase the current ' 
 numbers of the iUMIiiitldJMKMRtrf manshiet-~the 
 "Leisure Hour,'* '^Sunday at Homc^" «ndl>r. Nofman 
 UtUjsdfM exKienent magieiiie, ** Good WMtf m^ M 
 itt ad ii b e n how on<^ bdtigout of iiiadiifbi' m^^^^ ■- 
 Us frieikd. E // Stephenson, at pfeceeM tt«» talMted 
 editor of the Fiv» OfiSiifG^^fl*, Bricebl^^ Mti^ 
 but wftof wM at the tiibe ftienttd to 11 sinpl&ii dctii^ 
 
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 thtt He ktely pirflfh jWifc, «pecting that hi 
 would buy one of higmii^fookt, if onlf for old 
 acquainunce Mke, buMfe||itled« and Pat left hit shop 
 under the iinpreMkmf||t patthewi and hii brother are 
 
 two of the meanest W^^ ^^ >"^ ^^^ ^" ^' "*^*^ 
 city of Torontt). H£fh%t Matthewi would mate well 
 Wttb old MoOief Malf U^ Aurora ; hi. dark featurw 
 
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 troiild 80 idn^My contMitirith tnd Mt dlT the fin6^ 
 freth, florid ftu« of tbit fascinating female-^U itt be- 
 wiUlcring and Jlwwitching charms shown to the best 
 advantage bf its upper bordering of exquisitely beautiful 
 cufls and twWi, and twists and iwigabands, of artificial 
 hairs. Pat hopes to have the opponunity of recurring 
 to this subject, and explaining matters more fully, b a 
 fotuie vulume of Poems and Pen Pictures, but now 
 he must mn hit attention to another individual--^. 
 Tomeiitl Todd-~whom Pat ki&ew years and yean agd, 
 when Tbaeuel, in partnership with his fkther, carried oA 
 1 wagnm-making and blacksssith shop In Aurota. He 
 temdnb«» bow Tom tried to get hhn to buy a ws|{goii 
 froiii him Ibr $100, assuring him thiC nd hving thing of 
 fito aiK and shape of a man should ev«r become the 
 has# imtf to b« envied po ss cs e or <tf siidi im extra- 
 MrSntfily bcautifiBl, exceedingly vaUaable, and profoundly 
 perfect piece of peiwiial pw)p«<yJor "one a»t le« 
 in^ ^^Smy The notable leatnw of this aflElir was that 
 
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 , . m4itrie flour itora in Parkdalik-- 
 
 f^V^himMritk iSHf, an4 allied him to buy a book 
 
 (price only loc), but he refoMd, telling Pat that *« ten 
 
 -^enti thrown away ia ten ceim ktH** Now Pat, knowing 
 
 Tom'i character, knew wnQ MiQiifh that it waa tain to ' 
 
 Mk huA. but he wiahed to han ii bit oT Am with thia 
 
 oki ikmflmt StiU Pat wookl hardly have written lo 
 
 . BHich about bam had he nol been io0m with hie critical 
 
 y ooinmenta on Faft productaoo, and foagioMtily decided 
 
 tharit la not worth anythioi, ^^ the Hoa OUver 
 
 Moimt M fipUMOly aohMmMffBd that one copy waa 
 
 f and If Tom had only iDrboit iwkkig hk hanh commoiti 
 on Paa^ book, he noiihl mm likely h««e apaM Pu the 
 
 f°f^*^ "5*S •^ ■••"^ «''«^ hii«^«a PM ftit 
 iacUMd ta pitykim oft Moomit «r hit pmnt/aa he 
 opofeaaid III iobataiioii^^^ 
 
 a !Sr*'^ n^tM Iht thAM ««« ao bald tbathehad 
 lit^ elae to Kve upon hot potatoea aad aall» Varied by 
 
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 kind frttndi uA pfttrooi wl^W Im hat found in thii 
 beautiibl lowat 
 
 A-r 
 
 G^. liutton, SUtion Hotel, 
 
 10. 
 
 StorCi lOb 
 Jamei Waite» WeUiogton 
 
 Hotel, la .^,:::^4..v'i'^ 
 C. H. Dowi, 10 / 
 
 P. W^ DpfB. Foit npaitc 
 
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 J. W. inoyd. Book! and 
 
 Sutiooenr, la ^ 
 Dr. R. W. HUUw, to 
 
 JnaTl«:^M«fchJ«lT|i^ 
 
 of» lo. 
 E. W. Stcphenion, Dry 
 
 Goods & Groceries, la 
 J. M. Robertfoo. Banker, 
 
 J. Smith, Station Matter, i o 
 
 "Mr. Doan has shown great taste and a just appreci*. 
 tion ot the beautiful in (he way be has got his offic* 
 * fitted op, and it is now one of the handsomest post 
 offices Pat has yet seen outtide of Toronta Mr. Doan 
 ii also town treasurer fDf the Aurora Cemetery Company, 
 and treasurer jto the Mechanics' Insdtute, and also agent 
 for the Great Western Telegraph Company. He is alsoi 
 one of the firm of the Aurora Carriage Company, who 
 manufacture all the latest styles of American carriagea»^ 
 buggies, TtUage carts, cutters, sleighs,,etc, also carriage 
 parts, such as bodies, either ironed or unironed gear%' 
 taps, and cushions Send for catalogue. fvt 
 
 R. Newberry, Photograph G. Moore, Sewing MachiB|J 
 Studio, la Repairer, lo. ^.^^■-■; 
 
 C. Butcher, Groceries, Mil- James Tmline. ,^ 
 
 Uneiy & RwJ^^ J. D^Ul, Suijg^; I>(^ 
 
 Dr.RtttherforA^^^ i;;i 1; 
 D. Cane, Con^ettloiMWy. ' 
 Band Brothers & Co., C«flti. 
 
 eralMeichant*. v; 
 MI^ Fhtfik tJtfitfi, f 
 Wm.MH(iU, farmer. King. 
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 iiiaktt,ro. 
 J. -R. Htigllies, 
 
 Mm H. litochttHi lb. ' ^^ 
 
 10^ 
 
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 H. Oriffith & Ca, Flour ft 
 
 Feed h GencralProduce, 
 
 Janftei a T^fo^ Bttter 
 iluid HAliwftMir, to. 
 
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 H. G. Hftrtnuifi, Dniggiit, 
 
 ert, vrain warehouse and 
 , ^chopping mill, la 
 4 O. H. Elliott, Books A 
 «t ' Stationery, Telegraph aod 
 \^\ Ticket Agent, lo. 
 
 Ob I* Stevenson, Piooeer 
 ; Saddle & HArnesa Shop, 
 ..M-t«k .;.■■ ^■■■: 
 Edward Colthim, Cham' 
 
 pioh Sh«rpahooter, f|». 
 J. E. McNtlly, Notary 
 Public, latua* of Mar- 
 triage Licenses, Steam- 
 . boiit Loan and Insurance 
 j Agent, I a 
 ; J^H. Montgomery, Boots 
 ' f imd Slioea, lo. 
 John McDonald, iBlack- 
 smith, la 
 V Wm. Oogh, Stovea, Hatd- 
 ? ware and Tinware, la 
 T. J, Hartmao, la 
 •. M. B. Faogimer, Boots and 
 Shoes, 1% Gooda, Cloth- 
 ^ ing 9Mdf(Mdwnatt,wholie- 
 *'■' sale and retail, lo. 
 J« HoUadiiy, Butciier and 
 'vDrover, Afent for Patter-' 
 ion ft Bfother'f imple- 
 
 G. Leiiia% lioyal Hotel, 
 
 Wgum jProud, Farmev, 
 Trniteduircni lOt 
 r. J, SemfcuLiA ^ 
 
 Cri#fdfdf 10* 
 
 miK TUDii rUlBUlKy,' t0|( 
 
 Mrs. Georfe Bishop, la .' 
 W. C. am. PiMnta, OiK 
 
 Glass, and General Gr»>, 
 
 eerie*, lo, 
 
 t. L Sheppard, Saddler, i a , 
 L J. Evans, Cheap (;rocef > 
 ies. Fruit and ConfeiC^^ 
 tioncry, lo. .»i, vi-^ 
 
 T. Telfer, lOt ■ .,*4'''fi^ •! -f 
 J. Johnson, lo. ' *i*¥*r .;%s 
 Danford l^vans, Hamilton^. - 
 
 the great Ploughma% ia;> 
 Mrs. Connor, la ^M ; 
 James Mosley, lo^ ^^^ »^'|iti 
 
 Wm. Wells, rOb^ fc i 
 
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 W. B. Richardson, Produeii* 
 Dealer and Grain Buyer* 7 
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 Miss Emma P-ilkingtoo, io»' 
 G. Webb, Billiard Parloir 
 
 Janes Karr, Ptewer, Klng^i 
 
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 |. L. Graham, Commercial ^ 
 
 Traveller, la ,|* ^4 
 J. M. Steel, Student of 
 
 Divioi^, la \ 
 
 h. L.;^Haitman, Farmer 
 
 Whitechnrch, lo. * 
 
 E. StetenaoD, Boota and 
 
 Shoea* Crockeiy and 
 
 Glaaifrare^ id. 
 Willte WakloioiL v; ] 
 
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 S«th Aihton. Miller. WTiMl^ 
 rote, Whitechurcn, lo. 
 
 Henry Dtnbrouki, lo.. » 1 
 
 Robert Connor, i o. ' *^ ' 
 
 Wm. WiUit, Saddler, t^ 
 
 Samuel Joyce, General 
 ^ Merchant, lo. 
 
 b. a Patterson, 
 Aurora Pharmacy 
 
 The Miaaet Jameson, Mil- 
 linery, Dreu and Mantle 
 Makmg, to. 
 
 Mrs. Querrie, la 
 
 JohnC Quefri^, Novelty 
 Carriage Works, la 
 
 P. Hvris. Cal^tnet Maker, 
 wholesale itumufacturer 
 of extension ubles ; this 
 admirable Uble b a spr&- 
 cial feature of Mr. HarHi^ 
 cabinet manufactory, to. 
 
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 A. Robinson, Surgeon Den- 
 tist, lo. J < 
 
 George McCdttndl, Engin- 
 eer, ID. 
 
 J. M. W<rlU, Sur|Con Den- 
 
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 James Rogtffft, J. Fm i ■tW- 
 
 made man, and one of 
 
 : the best, mott skilful and 
 
 - enterprising farmtfs in 
 
 the Toufhs^ip of King. 
 W. M. Mdslev, Carpenter. 
 W. J. Knowles, wholesale 
 
 isnd retail Butcher. 
 W. Scott, Jun. J.,M,„ 
 J. W. Croulev, Insurance 
 
 Agent and BaiUjK 
 Wm. Cairns, lo. t. - 
 Amos Lloyd, to*"? n^ 
 MiM Mitftha Band. 
 T. W. PhilUps. Builder, la 
 Mrs. Cummer/ 
 Mrjaflray, K^,j^^ ;: 
 G. Harrison, |£,. 
 
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 A. G. DayiUe,,mt4-^;; 
 
 Charles Doao. 
 
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 Pat would not like to leave Aorora without offering: 
 ^iiis special thanks to Mrs. Frank Daville, Mrs. Geora^ 
 bishop, Mrs. Charles Bonn and Mn. Henry Bfacbell for- 
 the conrteout and coniidente treatment he received from ' 
 tbem, contraiting aa it did with the pfteiid, insolent 
 bearing of <he widow of Joe Fleury; Rindnen does not 
 cost niiMli, but it goca Ikur in solMbig hard, harih htman 
 natutei, and imoothing the foogh Mpctitiet of everyday 
 ^Ufe. PKtMtioei«natibere«e«braiiceof the tGurvy 
 ^bwoamn he received fko« IM Fkntyb that he «eels 
 iiroiii^ inclined to nacub tvae dfHit exptlienoe with 
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 OCthli brkiM biHgh tnd id p«opli» 
 Of Hit it«i^pckMi fit racaivcd 
 Fton tei|0d4 UndlkMitod iwople, 
 
 libtfti-aoMltdl ona-hiiiMi 
 Many Mnds N fbnad among th«ni, 
 
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 Friendt lb vkon bt ktSnt moti grttelll 
 
 For Um t nw i nmBMim Om^ fit* hii^u 
 
 1^ tiM m iH i Bct llicT hmrt rmdrnd 
 
 To Pat Pvodpen't iwdtrtaliMf, 
 
 For tho comiltBaacc and aaiMince 
 
 Thfy hatii frach gdvan and granted, 
 
 H« will meoid uiiMr names and bu«naM 
 
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 Firrt on this list, as fou wiU notice, 
 StiiMli noble North York's local metebe 
 Gbod Dr. Widdiaeld-^ratt know him— 
 A gentlaman en d owed by n»tMW 
 With gilts of eloquence aii4iriBd 
 Abofo the common run ounorta^ 
 Nextf aliboral-nUndad mer^ant, 
 Pat's wmthy friend, good Walter Playler, 
 MTho baa asMt-^aijaimd fi<aiMiii 
 or dry fondib itMmiaa and do&bg, 
 He la ^XimA^mii^Hmm^ 
 M Um filoaa t* cmI^ bi^rtit^ 
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 FMi Tomeud Todtf vi^oImm lakt notk*. 
 
 And that old muck-worm miicr, Matthcwi, 
 
 Crabbed, crow grkincd, cruity cresturct. 
 T.,i. Another gentleman mo«t worthy 
 . ,0( more than * pMting notice, i 
 .^ 0< more than A oaiual mention, 
 /.A man efteemed by all who know him,' . 
 -^'« li good and worthy Mr. Pearton, 
 
 Who to ably Allt an office . » 
 
 Am the llegistrar of North York, ^i 
 
 Very just and kind and courteous, 
 fe%i! To all with whom he may have dealing!, 
 «Miv Whilf engaged in the performance 
 
 Of the duties of hit office^ . ^' ? 
 
 Vol* Of hii official position 
 
 But here poor Pat must lake to nlain, unvarnished 
 iNtte jigain, for to writ« on al^er this manner, aod^ ;ii 
 inch kngih, fbr each and every friend he has fbuli4 If^ 
 tlfl^ilbsy and p^oiperoustdwn,' #outd extend thb chapter 
 
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 Dr. Rogerv. <o. jPm ^ 
 i. Nwh. Mil. lOl^r^ 
 J. I. PtMMn. keg^tf of 
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 jftfiiei llftrman, lo*. v 
 W. Bogifi, F, 
 
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 Artist, ta f ^\ ^ 
 N. JohiMon, DdaiMlk Mw 
 
 ing MAchine Dialer, to. 
 A.4cE. Fortyth«^ MUOn«ry 
 
 Mid DrwMiuliiM, la 
 Thorasi Gain. M|ieh«iit 
 
 Tailor, io.j|^ |J* 
 
 jAinct Kfllndl^ ^aNnlit 
 
 and Dru||titt, ib: 
 J. Bjutedo, Poctmaiter, la 
 A. Simpton, Dry GoodB 
 
 •nd Clothing, la r . 
 
 ft Mtfble Deakr, 
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 iohn IfcNAughton, io. 
 friL E. D. BwJcett, Mil. 
 Unei^, Drettand M«Btl«> 
 nMkuig. Koittad and 
 FaiKnr Gooda, to. 
 W. Kabch, GoMral Mer- 
 i chant, I a 
 
 WQUi, Berber and 
 
 . ftart and gnx-rrie*, IO. 
 ^t. C. Cain, Woodcnwaff 
 
 Work, lAirober, etc. j 
 
 thta factory ia one of tht 
 
 inttitutiona of Newmar* 
 — ket, and ti a great b<K>i^ 
 
 aa well at a credit, to tho 
 
 town* YC. 
 John Hond, Carriage Triia- 
 
 mart carriage topa a 
 
 •padily. lo. 
 P. J. (yiXally, Grocer. Wino 
 
 and Liquor Merchant, 
 
 igin, Union 
 
 Rotd, I a 
 
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 Charlaa Dunne, la 
 Miaa M. £. Eagle, MilUner. 
 Mra. liartin Eobinaoa 
 *« Happy Tom" fThottai 
 
 TowaaoBd), SaTvatidn 
 'Amy, '*8av«d il^ough 
 
 the blood of the Lamb.'* 
 Robot F«ltoB, Caitiagt 
 
 Builder, 10 _ 
 
 L. & PiinoB, Mm 
 
 RoDM.lliW|>Mii»ho haa 
 a bralliM Iniutf Sound, 
 
 Hobott B. Oria^, 9mmm 
 Manar, la 
 
 CajDi Thoa. J. C. Mitcb^ 
 
 $alvatkMi Army. 
 Ueiit Hkcball, " Safod 
 
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 market, the flwwt grbt ttQU PtI hit tfcn^iy where. On 
 the ^ of January. 1SI4, an intcoiely coW and eiceed- 
 ingly ttorBiy diay, Par Piodpen enfiertd this mill, where 
 he found iev«tal p«KM^ seated trdund a large bof 
 mm One of Hiero, a good lookiriAp intelligent and pre 
 poeaetting genttamao, gave Pat a (nendly welcomcp and 
 Pat, taking a coltolbttabte leat by the itovc, soon round 
 himself at borne in the company bfthis affabte gentleman, 
 with whom he gvl into a somewhat entertaining if not 
 
 Cn edtfyiag conif«ntion. Among other things Pat told 
 im about hb h^vbgon the preceding dav come acrols a 
 rerkirtdof a«rl»the"beloYed''daughl«r of an old 
 r man called liaiming. who liirei on Main mxt^U it^ 
 Hie north side of Newmarket, who, when he showed beg 
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 ^nMueM bufldiogi ipitho town, iMldiwIwr haadi b holy 
 
 horror nl Put^ liicoootifwblo widtodoMi, hit uttor 
 
 -> depravity, and mtira want of Chrittiaii chttily. Pm 
 
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 ^^c^ .?%?» Bjutt I(We thit *«dit0Cf6e to the town •* 
 M Wa **pM Wind jhoiie'* for more «greoable:ipompany; 
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 a combined capacity of tei tjo to aoo.barrelt of flour 
 perda7of«xtragoodquJk^>cat andibrtign'con. 
 tumption.. Dp%theoiS|^nfendpIeatant week that 
 Pat hat tpent in NcwmfQ|p|«nnter,he found a com- 
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 he wae te Newmafket Atfirtthkimnrewioiitwcre not 
 tevonble. but It «ai not. long befate hk bepfeMiom end 
 oakmom underweat e compltie cbwge, ndM now 
 iOwwt It to be » thing Meiwd by God & the M«rt^^ 
 B&fetioo of many foult that would oAierwiae peritfL 
 The leadiof memben of thit anny in Newmarket were 
 five bimimber. Capt liltcheW.an open^icowed, fajr- ' 
 * featnied, welUanxed man, rather under than orer the 
 Inediam ibe and hcigbt, with brfe. keen, dark, rathor - 
 ivitleM yet quiet eyea. He waa niatly droMd in a dark 
 blue uniform, with bfiid on ihoohleri and wriit-bandt ; a 
 neat, trim, *iulet, ■eW-poMemed. gentleinanly man. Hia 
 ipife, U^menant AliieheU, is a icmarkablv handMme. 
 lady, wi^ a Ittll, fair, freih fcce, fclr hair riightly gold- 
 tinted, a pleaiant amilc, and a iWeeUy mobile mouth j 
 dark-brown eyea, with a croat in one of them that rather; 
 added to than detrM^ted from thct attraction her presence 
 poaaeMed. She it a moat gracdbl speaker, aud h« 
 playing on the tambourine teemed the tery eiience of 
 Se poetry of motion, and her tinging Uke thematic oft 
 a dream of Pamdiie fUlIng on thie eart of a taint whott 
 eyet aie about to dote on earth focever, with the h^; 
 lowed light of & gkwiout golden vmon hrraf^ting h^ 
 fiwdy flxnigleatuiei. She wat neatly dretted In a f>uiiL 
 unadofMdCtight^ttii^ boddice and gown of i»lne da* 
 blue, ««ri»4odking woollen material, that tet off hm 
 graceAd form toithe tinr bett advantage. Her fair ccm#« 
 panion, CadBl JUoukr Gqwan, wat dwjted^in atimllar 
 mmor< ^ibCi^ alto a very fidr4hced, fttth-complex^'. 
 ioned yottttg,lady, with darkcyet and a gracefol figwf 
 lather under the medittm tiie^ She it a fluent tpeakeij) 
 intpiMd bf a deiiie to tave huitian aoult to addm her at ; 
 wiA a neqkto of tparkling gcmt, in thcjieaw^ 
 domof herdairR«deemci^ AnotM»««»b«toCttat gpiop 
 . of fi«e it atd44iiii|jligbt^4milt,kMrib|i6we^ ^^:^ 
 young man, wiiikliilt feitrtwil ndTiemaAible for iirtdU- 
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 ipofohiiit of Awonw H Booiriibor, ond only |mM ior 
 tboai tbo liioli ibofoit iMtCThundiij, Fob^ oitt) Pal 
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 twiit]p^0CMli«biiJ)ialllMBk9 to Mr. FimghMr fa»: 
 till Miil mil jMiwiii aioiniin bn bw aliNqn ncai^rod 
 froofi bim. Pot woold oIm u^ thii O|»ortiiiut|p of ten^ 
 doring hb boM tbulai to bi||Hr daughter, Mm Ldlft 
 
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 fill YilUu^ occupita im «loiwited poaition on Yonge |Uaet„ 
 one ofthe flneat nacadamiaed roada In Ontark)^ »*»^ ^i 
 commandi an extenti^ and beautiful bird*#^ flow of 
 the wealthy farMlhg ooontry around lt» and a Ifos viate ~ 
 Tiew of Yonge atreet 'ik>rth and aouth. Ita aiae and 
 popohitioa eoaakteMli It la matljf diatkiguiahod for the 
 ntenbtr and aite^ and the baau^ and ooatllneaa, of ita 
 diibrtnt .churclw% aaid for the eflSckiM^ of ita gfammar 
 i»d high aehobia and other edueatloMl iMtltutiooa ; and 
 it ia alao noted f«v die nuaoAMr lef Utfge af»d waU-atooked 
 ilorea It containa, and th« flMgnitude of the buaineae 
 inniactfed by their enterprklng proprietora, who d'eaerv# : 
 ill the patronage they raeeifet Pat dora not rettienb«r ; 
 Ipving aeen a iMgad peito» hi Hie tdwn during hia ahorf 
 Kiioumin it, wito one eaception, whom he win node** 
 pr9ien|ly;and whwrett Flat oiMym#de loc ipi Rag?Ule,e 
 hemade nearly fe\|n Wchmond Hltt in leaa th#n tw» 
 
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 of abme of dioac mA <nenda who patnmiaed htm dnring;, 
 
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 k»f«ll«i to haM m alt pMMft •fedav, imtiad «r • Hrtp^ 
 iiTOMiiig o?«t. th« vtfkMM liMi of rtilmiy. it «bMlulctf . 
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 '^9 oC any viOiM in the iiflit Of God or mMi. And It it 
 .»oc«m«uithiiif fortiicha Ifft and ^arflhjr «mI pro*^ 
 
 ^terooa chf-^^md bar 50 ySn old ytitcvlay (na>«k^^ 
 &, 1S84V— 10 repudlali Jtnrf ctnt oT tha coit oT con> 
 itnictiiif that part oi this aoai o aoctia t y work that wlB^ 
 be in her own limits leaving the whole etpenaa of thU' 
 tmderukiag to be borne by a Utile town not yet in lli 
 
 ' teenk Perhapa tome qoeroloM qoerltt win atk Pal^ 
 •* What busineti ii.thit 01 yourt ? meddle with what ooa* 
 cenu you r bat thii matter doea oonoem bim, et at. 
 ieait it did'Very nearly concern Urn at one tmie, wlien«> 
 at he int looking .al a piece of writing he held in bit 
 hand, an^w^it hi the very aanftteppiiig on •'railway 
 
 *_ irad^ an engine and tender am niirtilng patt It wat 
 a "dote thave*'for Pat Prodpen, but hi hadaitill 
 
 , doter one at another tbae when a train of gmv^eart 
 stood on the ! line of tb# Korthem Railw^, extending 
 over the roed and tidewalk, with an openiiWiii the train 
 
 ' Jutt ofS tbe •densalk bamly tnptlent to *Uo#«a perton 
 to pan thioi;«lv Anfl Pat did paM thtoon^ once, and 
 hadtcaroely iMNed be|weenlk.'bnlkbeadaof.the«art 
 
 ^ tkandiiig each ai#e of/ the tl^btrall^ i*aii they cwae 
 together with a coiiciiiwotttbfl would M*ewittellK> 
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 aad ViUage Ammmi^ 
 an old friond in our bo^ 
 ilh daya. th« dayto' auU| 
 laag tync. 
 Robert Moody. 10. 
 laa. rianniiig. Millar, to. 
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