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Dunstan Times, Issue 614, 23 January 1874, Page 3

Curran, lining at a party at the si at of an Irish uoh'em in, one of the company, who was a physician, strolled out he’or, dinner into the churchyard. Dim or being served up, ami tic doctor not retained, some of the company were expressing their surpiise wl ere lie could be gone to. *• Oh;'’ Baja’Curran. “ he has just stepped out to pay a \isit to some of his old patients.” The New York Herald contains the B‘atcmcnt of a captain'of a whaler, who alleges that he recovered ■some relics of tlr Franklin expedition in the Polar regions. His name is Putter, and he is c mmande of the whaling-ship (ilacier Ho had been in the immediate vicinity of the spot where Franklin and his party abandoned their vessels. At Repulse Bay a party of tie Esquimaux can eto trade with him. In return for cooking utensils they offered him silver spoons and forks, which they stated belonged to Franklin’s parly. One of the largo spoons and one of the largo forks had indis inct outlines of Sir John Franklin’s coat of arms. The natives state 1 thatafter leaving their vessels Sir John ami his companions broke up int > two parties, one going in the direo'ion of the Rod River, and the other towards the Hudson’S Bay Company's tcrrPory. Th y asserted that Sir John and his party died of natural causes, and Captain Potter believed the statements.

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, A young Now Yorker, spending,a mouth wi'h hia uncle in New Jersey, wrote thus I to his mother “ The peach trees here are 100 slippery for me to climb ; uncle won’t let me sail boats in the milk pails; there’s no • hds’-uesfsjnfpumi that ;*I can see ; Sallie 1 aw spilt inolasSeson my best' pan's ;a smaller hoy than I am, who plays with mo, wears a gold chain, and I want to go home.”