THE GRUMRLERA.
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 Pending OE.-There is no use of grum- bling about hard winter in prospect. No such thing. Don't let us borrow trouble. The winter is going to be an easy winter remarkable easy winter-a splendid easy wintcr--for those who are not over head and cars in speculation. Talk about folks living through such terrible hard winter Pshaw We will wager any thing that some rogues will live through it who have lived too long already, and what is more, that the end of it will find more mouths to be filled than its commencement, and more to 6ll them withal. People are not going to be idle, lie down, curl up and die. They have been screwed up long enough, and rather beyond the sticking point. The day of long bills and longer faces is passing away, notwithstanding the croakings ofa few Stand-al-the-corner- --of-the-stTcets-s wi.h- nds-iR-y yoHr- r-brOeches-nen. Be- fore spring, butter wifi go begging at-nine- pence PuuUu HOuT dt s0Von OE elght dollars, and then pay an enormous profit Groceries of ali kinds, beef and pork, will go off at mere nominal price. Indeed many ofthe porkers have already entered into a combination not to be stuck this fall # their owners demand more than five cemts pound. And if our beef dealers don't knock under present pricess their cattle have concluded not to knock under to them. that's, all. . vq

 Sellers have had their turn in feeding on clover. and the buyers will have ,heirs--ai least so says the old prophecies at the foot of AscutRey. High prices and scarcity of money cannot go hand in hand much longer. It is forced and unnatural fellowship, and the connection must be dissolved. People appear to be stsnding without knowing it, upon high, hollow India rubber ball, con- cealed within which are all kinds of speca- latsrs, sticking needles through it for the purpose of making honest people on the outside start and jump up and down. and fall back four feet at every two they rise: Their needles will soon let alf the wind out of the ball, and it will Aaften down, not much to the amusement of those wiihins who must bear the superincnmbent weight, Denend upon it, nlardn. they wili have their tnrn in laughing at the wrong side Oe .hojv IDoushs-so if yOu want your butter eaten just fetch it on, at ninepence | pound, before it gets lOwer.-C Claremons E1gEs.