theA tree was broken off atjy the wind. ® 'We want all interested to the latest styles in bats and well known kind. It’sSpauld-t waste your money experi-other makes when you can uine Spaulding at such low 1 on us. Lorey Lturm. taut industries added to ourg Interests this velr are the ks and the Jasper Stavt and lory. The former is a largefour*story bride factory andh the latest new machinery, s quite extensive and shows a meat. We hope both these ies will prove successful androw. MMfeindustries embraceband mill, the veneer mill, the ts. two flour Bills, ti)« inland foundry, the stave and ks. three wagon and carriage o or three cooper shops, two es, a gram elevator, two drills, two brick yards, and manypropounded and confounded by not more than three at a time; and such questions were finally settled or unsettled just as the case may have been Motions and seconds were not made in those days, as they are in our own time. The questions were simply settled or unsettled by a gentle nod of the head. Whenever the debates were not too furious and raging, or when but two or three expostulated at the same time, the other members would make use of such opportunities for “taking one;” and if the time was not too short, for “taking another one. Such meetings were usually held in the evening and would often Iasi till midnight. The citizens would frequently get into a profound argument with the council, as would also the members witt each other, and matters oft-times becami so irritated that the provost was obliged t( extinguish the lights and so adjourn theeetmg “sine die.”These meetings were well attended by thi progressive citizens, because it was thonly place where an education In parliaraen tary proceedings could be obtained and be cause like Irving’s Sleepy Hollow, it war establishments. Our insti- known, far and wide. for iU ability or die