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ONTARIO BOARD Oit
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6 New Itactwastashft lerevillenee 01 Cersitia
The:Onteric, Board: of Health met Tues.'
-dayafternoon o'clock in the Parlia-
ment- Buil-ding-a, Toronto. Preseut -Dr.
W. Oidright, .Ohaiihnsen. and Drs. W. C.
Coverntoti, J. a"' Cassidy, J. Rae, Oshawa,
_ and Dr P. H. Bryce, Secretary. : The visi-
tors were. Dr. John A.very, delegate from
the Michigan State Board of Health, and
Whitei Secretary ot the Ontario'
Medical Association. A disease report'
inheres watedisouseed at •some. • length the
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objeet of the scheme being to clbteiti,
• sibleeweehly reeortelfrom doctors -1n differ -
hut. parts Of Ontario contaittion
•of the c tses attendeci by them "-and the
• diseases treated,. itud• Secend, the severity
of the disease.. *end third; as. prevalence-
- It was also agreed thattl, -Weekly compila-
tion of the reports lee- teed.e by the Seere--
taty of the Board; and that ha don:mini-
cater with inedicatmee for the .purpose ' of
securing their co-operation zhe- scheme..
"A. diagram was exhibited, Alewife!" the
• effect that ozone-aetiveoxyeen-Leliaeupon
.1 -certain diseases, buth as to their...frequency
• - and severity. Ib was shown- dial- tin excess.
et ozone intlie• air decreased the frequenoy
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ofoases of cliarrhcoa, while the Maximum:
-Of mils of pnetiMonia, diphtherta and other
• throat• and lueg diseases were _shown to
occur under -such atmoepheriecotalitions as
shaveed an &noose of ozoue. Thie isentirely
. different from the opinion generally enter-
- taint& in- reference ha diphtheria, , which
was supposed to be: benefitted by: the pre-.
•' sence of active oxygen, in the air: - •
The subject ef the inepection of emi-
grants in order to :guard agaiuse the intrcn
duation7of sniallpox and other 'contegiOuS
diseases into cities was diehusaed, but
• was deferred until the next.meeting.
LIGHTING 02 op pttimic sciloots..
How and 'Wkealifynid.a.'Is fkelfeinieit•-•:
. some Weeisit
At themeetingof the Ontario ,:Medical
Association in Toronto on Thursday 'Dr.
Painter reed a paper on "Lighting: of
•Pnblice &heeds." . 'He ion. tbat..it Was
generallybbeerveti that school* work'
quentlyinepairs the ' and that it was
an eviLtyliich should be specialty:" guarded.
against. .Most children up to 5 on 6. years
z'of age have normal yision, end from this
_agent; to 15 is the period el '-development
of nyopia.: Front6 to 20 -the school,
life ^ef childreti-eis the period whey_
nyopia becomeideaeloped, and it also
entablished. -by earelnl • and eitensive
statietics that. -the defect increased Minted-
cally. as. the pupil advanced -through ' differ-
ent grades of the seliool.' A bed light. is
one of.the most-certein causes, situated as
it often, is in front of the pupil or at his
tide,. ehining with in glare en- a level with
his- eye producing great irritation.
Badly copetrticteddesksand-. seats, ill -
heated. and badly ventilated •rooins. Wet
'feet, cold doom ,..exaessiVe; study. Without
interruption, all act deleteriously to the
pupil. . The doctor eenchicled an -able
• address by hoping that. the -Peovincial
Board of Health would give attention to the
Matter and- bring Rhea such changes as
were necieesary to protect the health of
• juvenile scholars.
• *Itia;m-Afaza.
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Thriltkeig-antilletifal Aedideettio aWoWuD
•• I Clueb,tie telegram of last (Sunday) night- says:
-One- Of the- moat thrilling accidents Which -pave
occurred in • this district for many years !pest
occurred at Montmorency Falls about 6 o'elock
last °venni& 'A countryman, aged 05.- named
Laberge;residing at Lange eardien ‘vas hriving.
his daughter, a Mrs. Richard, in a two -wheeled
conntry-cartitomAheine,rket atQuebeowllefl the
horse; -a young, spirited and but partially 'trained-
-beast, took fright at the topof the hill before
teaching the falls, and,despite the efforts :of the
old, man, _became unnianaggible, and by. some
means got•his leg over the shaft -and ran - away.
When Mr- Labetge saW the -position Of affairs.
he used every effort to control the animal, but
all withoute,vail, for thelmise Made a bee line
for the left-hand side of the bridge, dashed
• against the railing et the side, the force of the
blow sinashing it in twain and filling with. the
cart and woman into the water ionie tvienty
feet below, ell immediately sinking in the water.
the old man being thrown out of the vehicle by
the force of the concussion, and barely escaping
being also precipitated into the water._ -The
woman's husband is at present in Ottema„ where
he obtained work for, the eunamer time. She
leaves a family of six sman children, An acci-
dent similar to (Iiis -Deaths(' sortie 'fifteen years
ago to the first parties who used the old suspent;
sion bridge, when a horse, vehicle, two men
and one woman were swept over through a, break
n the bridge..
Drive n to ilie141- by ?Musk.
Day before yesterday sorde wretch tied.
• a tin kettle to the tail of Jorin-Fallon'e done
The dog started Off with the kettle about%
• o'clock in the. afternoou, cted after running
- up toPark City mud down to Fahninoton,
• came back in. the evening without the .ket.
• tle and very much fatigued.. The guests
• . at the Clift House extended their' consOla!
tion to the dog, ttlia was, :manifestly in
need ef sympathy. Everythhw went well:
with the dog until about 9 odilock, when a
lady- from Jaab was requestel to play•
"The Irish Patrol" on the -piano: She
• played the faint, weird inueic of the -open
ting: bate. Whenthe dogbegauto prick uplis
• ears. The girl etralled, by degrees into the
heavier 'staccato passages which indicate
the near approach of the advance guard, and.
with-. a y elp of terror he rose up and went
. through the window, tektug sesh, panes,
-and alt, under the . plan -able impression
that the tin kettle. was again advancing
upon him from the rear. The dog ran into
the Jordan and. -suicided by drowning.-
' Stitt Lake Tribune..
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heeniperittereopie vseenteannerate Peet-
• •oie as tinitsiiiitee *ghats.
A despatch •frouleCkidoirdiet.i.: sitY•s"::' The..
tenth.sessiornof ths-Supren4.1.1.ibitige of -A.
OAT. W. hilehhiciiiititn4deen held ithihie
oity. ; Thefinancialehhibit Of vhii-Order is
very favcirable. - There has been , a .net
increage for the year 'of •dIO lndgee slid 16e
• A Novel Steens Sughar• -
Spores of Mester mechanics, manufac-
turers,' inventors; engineers; and others
interested in Machinery,. and particularly
in steam engines, are ViSitinge, -shop in
thashity, attraeted by the novelty 'of a new
and -remarkable steam. engine, invented.by
Chester B. litrner, of teis city. • Thie
engine aphears, even ta'.uiany experienced
engineers, a Sort of Mechanical. pitradex.
. With but one crank, with two cylinders
oast in one piece, only one varve -chest, and
the-- entire engine as simple an. fee( in.
• parts as the simplest of 'ordinary single
cylinder . engines, lit has no dead centres,
het will •start forward from any
.possithe p9iiitien in .,which it . may,
be placed; •• Further,,it is stopped ; started
• and changed from a -single to either a dou-
ble or a corapound engine, as may be de-
sired, at a-to-uch, by-themotion of-ta-- Single
lever; and the change to either form may
be madc while it is running at nY speed;
just ai easily as when it is ainvi.IThe en-
gineer can run it. with either one cylinder,
as a single engine; or with both 'Cylinders
•using live Steam; as a double engine. or
with .one cylinder - usiii,g • live , steam..
and. the '• other running lay, th exhan-
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mon as a 'compound. : engine either
way is econornicitlly as any . engine
• especially built for that partied ers way.
At the. sante time it is so simple, porapaet,
and few in its parts that it can- be - matitr-
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#11•ET,Irlf_ COISTERI,BS FOR,
Latilt-Noielties sti a Gathetij i
- Unable Folk.-.
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=Title Baron:he, Alphonsede Ito
green a great musibel bveraing a
Bete St. Flerentin, osearleokin
leries. As a model of supplied
cited the -plain -white -satin -r
' (Mug Cotetesse de St. Giles ,(n
766 nleinb°rs, 444 slight =too -ream' e bray) ; .her sole ornament Inas
death rate,owing to the unhealthy seatone
The reports !thew the necessity for, and
recon:imend the eierciaa of, great care dn.
examinations into the habits.of life_ of ape
-plicunts her adraitedonto the Order,particu-
laxly:in the future„; to exclude What are
deimilainated daily drinkere. :They -
.come to be ,the most hazardous:of all 'risks;
particularly. beer- drinkers. The impreme
medical ' adviser says: • " In making
reje' dons on • acconet of habits' ; it.
The .aantrrei proittent, '-•
" A, squirrel: le up a! tree :and a,inan. on.
the ground with .a gine is trying to shoot it;
but the squirrel.pereasts in keeping on the
ophosite side of - the tree from the Man.
The •man walks clear- around the 'tree
to . the place of starting, • the squirrel
going about itt the saneedirection and keep-
ing the:tree all the time between itself and
the man. Now the prOblem is, • Has the
inan been around the squirrel?' ;He has:
been around the tree with the•squirtelopit,
buthas he been aroinid, the - .
The ' ,Express„invited '-answers •te this
•prOblain and receivedtwetitY-seven, Of
which: fifteen Say yes, the -Man clnea-go
around the.squirtel, and tivelVe Say no,. he
-date not. A few have sent us their reasenS,
.and two send figures' demonstrating the
problem. The following • answers are
.printed :• :71 •(_ -
1. WI course. the reeie gees around the
squirrel. Xis gods around the tree and
everything on it.- - -
2. Sheuld the Sdniteel•heve the start...I
pen of the apininn than the Man goen anemia
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bril tants. The Marquise de
abase composed Of moire and s
, _ ,
Stlk. • The young .bride
Mlle.. Lticee de Rothschild;
white°.Indian. gauze ;-hoir Mode
her hair seemed' tnest undom
quite:loosely on the shoulders,
together lowerdoWn by hem
'bon and, to complete the whole
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dotted the coiffure -
White appeared.q.uite the fin,
is -herd • to, draw • -the tole between loung ladies. Foremost &mon
naoderation endeinteinnerance in the_ -use
-of malt: and -distilled liquote, I- have
draten it on the habitual daily drinker.: ..4:
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man who drinks liquere . as a beverage:
daily, •.'er h-abithallyeif not antitank intern:.
Perate .in . the ordinary meaning efr the
word, is at least putting stioh a tranamel on
the. physiological fiinctione of his Sphere -as.
:t9 renher him a hatitedens tithe in an insure
whoa 'settee. ' Out of the ocOupations given,
it geeing -that,::' in proportion to those
beletigieg to the Order in eachethennotet
orling.erinis 'Tare Selooulkeeping,, . peacticteg-
•of . the saloon keeper is: -undoubtedly the Very 'effective' also 'Naked th
dress . of the.MarqUise de Bere
Medicine and railroading. , The .oefoupekqn.
'mule oc a, apetaber,of the -Supreme Xodge. withIu-a paintedswas bouquetsoLbibiti b yAt the habit pompadour in-:antic:me st
meat extriteliazardons of _any business
generally 'engaged- -iii.,."-. The; inquiry -was
Whether- the e statistics e show • ar.137 • -Tredern.at another dinner.
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difference iti mottality between. beer replaced
and temperate cities and comnith, repleced hewers in a - blue Sa
itieg. .„ yee,,, egnie the Tepiy, ,, amarkca- yellow birds Perohed upon t
and hi the hair. -Paris Letter:
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A. Centel:tee Progre‘s.
°melt -neared yeara fiep not tt- poenth et
coal nor a cubic foot Of illuminating gas
laza been. burnt in the . country. No iron
stoves Were used and no contrivance for
ecnnomizing, heat .. were emploted until
Franklin: Invented the iron framed fire -
'Place which. still leeetre his amine. All the
. cooking audwaranog. towtehts well as in
the country, wes doue by the aid of a fire
kindled on the brick hearth or in the brick
ovens. Pine kuots talloe. ea," tidies -
furnished • the. light hh- • the 'long winter
.• nights, and sanhedfloors. sapehed the place
of rugs and -carpets-. Tee water used for
household purposes was; drawn from deep
• :Wells with oreaking. sweeps. No- form of .
ptimp was Used in. this couutry until. after
the cenamenceinent of the present century.
There were no friction matchee in, these.
days by which.a dna eauld. be easify kindled.
Only oae room in any house was warm,
• tiniest; some inernher of the. family ;
itt alt the rest the temperature was at, zero
during Many nights.
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-Of the 564. new nenviets who- were
• received into. the Ohio gcenitentiary last
• year seventeen had a college education. and
fOurteen had. -taken high echool courses.
Murat Halstead' thialth. the inference is
that gerunds. and supiues have more of a
tendency to. driven:Lea to the dickens than
-- the. mild analysis .of early Begiish litera-
ture. • - •-
featured, we are assured by its
cheaper than any :other form o
and they claire that it is many
builders,
engine ;
er cent.
move-powerful:and steadier in in don tha
any other engine. At any rte, it
attraeting an unusual amount of atienti
among manufacturers and. engin exper
and those Who are curious -or interested
steam engines are'advised to go 'id see
-Detroit Post and Tribune. ' .
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011114; a Crank.
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" Fred. McCabe, _the ventriloqu
greatiker.. Some- Yearteagnhe
.3.•iJ.t hy a darn "sight does . the tinnier.
walk itromn1 the squirrel. - -
4. The man does net go around the
squirrel. Might es well claim that -by
having a horse attached at A and another
at 13 each desetibing the same oirele, keep-
ing at opposite sides of circle -the horse
at A wohldat every time going around the
ring goaround the inside haif ot Band that:
B returned the compliment
attires • was--thet of. the daug
13aron Alphonse de Rothschild
off -by White•tulle-and satin.
hereelf Was arrayed in a a
-violet Velvet dianed: over a
-white bouillopnes; 'Very effect
the drees, in blue Satin; of 't
'Guy de. Is, Rochefoucauld, wit
t.rinitniegs of beautiful White 1
• At a dihner given by t
Adolphe de Rothschild, . the
-33isitocut was radiant in toi
blue ;satin, with -Retitle' and
difference, and it is one cf. the difficeltiee
with which the Order has to contend.
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proportion to inernb.erslitpthe mortality is.
vastly greater .itt-the beer-drinking:Steles.
than iii other's, -and.Ohieheade the A
zonaultationlot the ••stattetias.re.veale the
fact that during the year, hi outeot
Membership Of -- 2,0-62,theta. Were fifty five
deaths. . Indiana cornea next with a death
list of hd not of 2291. -The'.3eurnber of
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• to A in the same- manner, simply` because
the 'outside -of one described it larger circle
than the: inside et the Othee. In other
words Inman or horse -in describing- any
circlegoes around one-half' of hinapelf. .
5. The man goes er9undthesqltirtel. It
is jest like a wheel Within a wheel. ,
- G. The man don'the &tonna the squirrel:
:I have tried it and had I got etanind the
squirrel Iweuld have shot it. .
there was np tree there and the
squirrel was nunningenehud in a cirtheir
the ground and the man was going i
larger circle '1 :should say the man- went
around the squirrel... But when you put a
tree there it is different- The mandees
not go around the squirrel on the tree.
The Man -doesfilt go around the
squirrel any inoree than the. sqUirielgoes
around the Mare -
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-0-.10f course the Mit deesn't. go arolind.
the equirrel; If I am sanding on the :nigh
aide of a, horse and. start -to walk 'arcui.td
him, and the horsekeeps int -nine as 1 go;
I am on the nigh side of. him.all the time;
!am I net ? And I don't go. around him if
am -on the nigh aide all the tiine, do.1?
he °amide precisely eimils,r tothis of the.
squirrel on a tree.r-Bulabo
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sh Was a
as ort the
Mississippi, on board of one of tlie steam-
boats, and, neaking. au • acquaintittice with
the engineer, b-. Wasallowed eh freedotn
-of the 'engin _oonx: He -sat
corner, and, driswinehis -hat bye
Seemed lost in re' le. • Ina fe
a. Certain part of the machinery
*musk. . The engieeer .oiled it
about . his business. In an
minutes the squeaking was again
the engineer rushed oyer, °ince,
to. give -the • offending • spindl
lebricatine Again he rushed t
0- - •
-and again the epindle began
• hinder than ever. "Jupiter,"
"she. darned thing's bewitcheh."
was administered, bet the `engin
to smell a rat. ,' Pretty soon t
sqiiea.ked again, and, slipping
deaths...per -1,000.members for several States
leas follews : Ohio, 19; In..diena, 15 ;
Ken
tualty„ 12 ; Kansas, 8, Michigan, 7; Tones,.
see, Qi ;Wisconsin, 8 Minneaota;9-;:111inois.,-..
7i ; 1ew York,7; P.entisYlvailia, 8, sail On-
tario, -where spirituous liqubis are chiefly
Used, 6: • : -
The Sunreme. Ledge .-hold next yearhi
meetthg Buffalo.. ...
own ia
his eyes,
. tninutek
began to
and went
ther. -few
eard,and
in hand,.
:another
hip -post,
equeskipg
e yelled,
More oil
er began
e spindle
p behind
apint of
hichlabe, the engipeer poured he.
oil down the jeker's 'tweak. "1 guesethat.
ere Spindle won't squeak again" And .it
didn't. • • - '
• • • Vnienthe Wats.
TIY-hopcorn.far. nausea, .
Try, a 'su.nbatlifor rheurnatiirn.
Try ginger ale for etoniacherediaps.• -
Try-tp` oultivate an equable temper, and
-don't borrow trouble ahead. -
- .Try a: dry ..hot flannel ever the seat of .
the netfralgie pain- and -renew frequently. •
Try, taking your eodliYer oil _in tomato.
catsup; if you want to Make-it.palatable.-
• Try intiffing powdered berax:.up the
nostrils for: catarrhal '"cold in the head:
. Trytaking _a nap in the afternoon if.you
are goingto- be out lite te theeivenitig.-
Try a Oath Wrung out of veld water -put
about the 'leek at night for SOre-throat, .
Try walking with your hands leelaindyen=
if yenfinel y,oureelf beceining-bent forward.
'Try a silk handkerchief over yeti'''fahe
whet, obliged to go against a cold, piercing
wind. -
Try' A • saturated solution of bicarhone.te
of •soda : (baking ..-.-petvder). In.. diareliteel
troubles; give freely. . .
• Tey anew -shaper ovettheohest, beneath
lyoUr coat," asa chest protector; in extremely
oold. weather.:
schildhas:
her --hotel, •
'the tnil-
. einst bee-.
be eh the -
• dOnsan.
diaderci
any had a
in striped -:
Lambert, -
s robed in
arranging
�n; -falling'
wits cedight•
White .xi.6.-
Whitexospi "
riteanaceag.
the snowy -
ter _air the
Merely set
he *hostess -
eiticbat Of
appeared.'
Cointesse
ite lavish
e.- "
taretine.
tchess .d
tte of sky -
diamonds.
• red 'velve.t
eth With its
ff; brcoaded-
et siiigniar.
centesse •
is Jadyhad
tt-
dresis -by
e •Slienlders
reehtigate. .
Oscar -Wilde . has commenc
mond, Vs:, a montlide lecture
Southern States, 'after: whic
Japan, via San Francuie
Japaneeteart. •
:Mn...Arthur•Siillivan; the
lost his mother, to whom•he
attached:- •
. - •
d at Mich -
tour in the
he goet t9
to study
• - The criminal new. of a
makes ,B; sad showing: of boyi
A boy Of Belleville,,Iltelilled
rejected his addresses on
diseipation. Two Arkansas b
over arabbit hunt, and one -s1
'ithanae, ASt. Louis' bo
-playmate who teldned him for
-of English. • .A. WestVirgini
rivalin a girl's affections.
confesses the •poisoningof tw
Texas boy iitiot a- little nir
refised. to put own--dp
ordered her tn. A Saias.
for intentionally drowning
TWO Wisconsin boys malt
nearly todeath: Three bays
• to highway robbery -in. Chic
bey is- a "forger. A Missouri
. A'ffeve Mexico be
A Colorado horse thief la age
none. Of the Other -criminals
osier 16.- ••
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The fattest man in Maine
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name was jael-Barry, and1h
.poureds. •
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A timid Cincinnati women, whose htis-
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• band.,was at the hospital siek with the
• eneall:pox„ refeeed to- telt with the nurse
through the telephone. forlear of eatching-
- the- disease: and mada the person at the
central office...do it„for her becauee he: was.
• a mau, and. "-it isn't so awfut for amen to.
A„ witch the stnall.pox."
r, -e-In sertrion et Sunday. 'Morning
ToienrY Ward BeeOher said : Early mar-
riages are the salvation- of young men,. and,
if a young woman doesn't hove you:enough.
to go -down and live humbly with you and
- help you to work your way up: ehe- doesn't'
'love you -leave the torment to .somebod-y
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Old Maggie Dee had fully her own share•'
at liottigh pitdence and, economy-- One
bonnethad served her hint for upward Of a
dozen years, and some -ladies. who lived-in
her neighbor:hood,in offering to, Make and-
- present her with a new one, asked Whether
she wallet prefer silk or atraw as material.
Weel, iny leddiesi" said Maggie; after
• careful deliberation. " since" you insist On
Oen, me a bannet, I think. Pit take a strae
:ane; it will maybe- be a inotithfuI, to. ;the
coo when I'm through .wit."
only.the rich, Vrho can • stay home
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andenjoy their lehn dresses, cool verandahs
and- pleasant rooms. The poor must go
away 'every summer orsocue one will -think
• they haven't any. money. -
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Knew 1111,1g. Blishitei•
: Can see- the lady cif t
inquired the peddler.
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"Wel, yes; ;you can if you aii
snapped Alie woman who ha
the bell. .
"Qh, beg pardon, madam ; y
lady'af thei•house, thenl "
• 'Yes, I am j What d yer ta e me for'?
Did you think I was the. gentle ati of the
house, or the next door neighho , or one of
the farm-hands, or the cat, or the ice-.
chist ? "- ' - - -
"1 didift know, madam, but you- inight
be the youngest daughter.' .
. "Oh, did yer ? Well, the:i-
tch, " -replied the• lady of
1.! What d'ye Want,. sir ? " .•
Then the -peddler displayed
and- when.' he Ieft. -the' door -at
hour later hisiace Was full �f p
his pockets were full of money.
Steed human nature and had
sale. '
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• The Marano Carried ihe Jur*
• A woman in New York was recently sued
for the price.or a dress. She was at o:ce a
•
e house ?'
't b1ind.1'-
answened
11 are the.
-4t la Said that a certam usurer, Who is
constantly' evidence in all places of public
resort, has 'recently started a coat of arms.
. • Hifi mate, is; "Advance -with caution."
This is goo& bilt•ncit better iliainthat tang
• geeted for the Honduras financier-e-“Aloan,
I did t . e•• •
Prince; IlettrY, son of the,Crovm Prince:
• Frederick William of Prussia; will in.
October proceed on. board the corvette Olge
to the' West Indies bead Anferma..
--London ...architect saye a door -opening
• apparel -nit for use in large buildings in
whicb electricity supplies- the .pestrer;has
• been invented by it priest of. Ravenna.
named Ravaglia„ It was recently tested at
the Alighieri 'Theatre,: and on pressing.
• button the nine doors flew opeu. siruitital
neottgly. •
witness and an exhibit, -for ehe. -veer the
hispiited dhees on the stand, so that, the
jury could see its faults.. Faulty it was, 4)
tell the -trill:In.-and when she diew the
sleeve around her Skeleton arne„ to show
how loo'ge it was, or lifted the surplus
cloth on her hipi. or grabbed the excess of:
neatened on her bosom, --eiplainsing- atthe
tame tithe' that she.had ordered the corsage
to -fit her like glove, the dullest et the six
jhrors (amid Understand that ._the maker
had erred. °The lawyerf or the plaintiff; in
oresS-qhestieming, asked-henif she .bsa. not
laced herself expreasly_fOr this occasion, see
-as--to make the &est hieser; • She. replied
hotly that her eoreet measure Was invarla
bly and nnchangeably Seventeen and a half
inches, ited.theit. dropping into silent ear-.
caste, wanted toknowal he_ thought that
lacing would make her. arms smaller. or
-her shonlders narrower. - This :Wag tOo
anatomical for the,: legal gentlenian, and
he: Woe'. feeble - froin. that time .jout. The
jury gave a Yerdict. for the -_defendant,: and.
the dress gOestaok to the, store, Where it
will no doubt find a. broader rinrchiser.
as natiral,.
he house.
his wares,
ep half an
eashre and
He under-
ade a good
A. CURIOUS. I'Libm FOB A Blake
Wiens are proverbially -pechliat in the
choke ofa. spot for nidificatio One of
the littestfreaks Of thee liliput builders
was the selection Of the pump 1 a gentle --
-man residing on Cla.pperton treet- as in
eligible residential site.. FM. iionne days
bits of stra,w, etc., were' fOund
and an investigation revealed
these were the waste material
dropped. by the feathered a chitects
building their _ dwelling. "They -never
finished the job, as the structiire was shaken
to its foundations by an earth uake every
time the pumphandle was ino .ed. -Borrie
Gazitte. • •
A:at-rind lits nattier -la -law.
The widow; Of the later Luke Nobie,--.of.
Qottain, Essex, has gained an unenviable
notoriety- by ' marrying her deceased:
daughter's widower,- just eleven. Weeks. after
thedeath of her husband. Thieisthefiret.
known instance in- Canada Where a man.
has achielly married his octet. mothee•in-.
law;•$ucti .1* marriage Is .cOptrary to the
leswe of this, cOnnery. The: ceremony Was,
performedby Rev. 1. Y. emith, of Windsor,
who, of course:did not know tile relation;
ship the parties ben to each Other., -
ee The lately deceased Puke
said to have sbewn some
physician who flattered- hi
cured His Grace, all the bett
which had been prescribe
which hadheen taken altho
had got well. :. '
• -While 'playing -a game
bowling alley at ELanlan's
on Saturday,a. man named I,
slipped and broke his leg be
ingle week
depravity.
the girl whet
count of his
,e quarrelled.
w the other
stabbed the
is ibnorance
e •
boy-klibiS
Vuhini4 boy
persons. 4.-
beeause she
II when he
y is on trial.
' playfellow.
ated .a 'child
leaded getilty,
0: An Iowa
oy set fire to ,
Shot a baby.. -
8 years, and :
entioued was
.
1B dead. .His
weighed -400 ..
•
the water,
• But for his two cold baths daily it is
thought that.Darwin ixiight have lived ten
years longer.. • ".
ee-Every Men who begins 'life by saying
- gan't do anything," ends it by saying
" rhaven't done anything." -
.•
•--In Michigan a man: aged 101 recently_
made his will. said some people Were'
always putting off this work but he Would'
not„do se. ••
--Sheaking of fruits, dried apples seem
to have the helge.
- The fruit Allarftes._
The boi frint of the steamier Sfdonian wap sold
l3oston ate.uption, arid the goOd fruit brought
full prices. Sorneof the fruit was bad and
indifferent, heuee the range wag Wide: . The
demand was brisk And the attendance large.
The sales and prices were as follows: 1,626 boxes
tiOrrento Oranges at SI.50 to $5',' 3,072 do -Palermo
-oranges 51.25 to $5.75; 034 boxes Sorrente
lembus 52 to $4.75 0,455 do Palermo lemons
at $1.50:to $5.40. • - -
. •
- . .
mirth* id Cane&
New York Met On Satnrda
steps for forming a Cana
coretnittee was appointed t
Mahon and by-laws„- and
arrangements; for general
chili'house is to ba" -Ii place
Canadian Stranger's, and it
in the most approved style.
lily be „logated- the n
Bed-AV/ay and 114y -third
fatter Hamiltonians are t�
. .
- Itis calonlated that not less than. twenty
thousand boxes Of oranges have been
shipped from the Santa Anna Valley,
California, during' the season just closing.
These oranges have generally. been hist,:
keted at good figures; and it ie. estimated:
_that about 640,000 have been re,eeiVed by
orchardists of that valley.
. . . - .
•
- We hear. of- a reinatkable march that has
been made ip .interest of the -Vest
• Shore Railroad, The strip o! land wanted,
at the natal price 'per .ticrth bailie to the
sum of, one dollar; while the clerk's fees for
making the search amounted to forty two
dollars.• • '
f Grafton _is
ears ago, to a
self he had
s medicine: -
but none of
h the patient -
t the Island
int, Toronto,
Edson Martin .
w the hnee.
residents in
night to take
leo Club;
raft a cousti-
committee •of
rk. The new
weleorne for
ill be fitted up
• It will Proha-
'ghborhood of
reet. Several -
e Members.
A Friend in -Need is a riend Indeeti,
An by .uch s sympa
aid thany:a. trouble has been
lightened. Such a friendsln
. and -when, from his eiperien
instrnets, his Opinions Should
words can never die, and go
lost, the inducement. fOr ralwa
one wan is still 'a great one. M
•that•they boil better do nothi
• i• forgetting that it is tho detail .
• gregate-7t.,e drops that -form
little kindnesses of life that
durable. 415,- in the 'plain
JAcos-is extending -relief to t
ant by offering abottle Of _that
• ST. JACOBS OIL, SO all Cali do
ht for his fellor then in,their
,sickne§s, In hoW many i nate
.--A.ccordieg to the Rev, Dr. Talinage,
heaven will be aiiere:gd..ntifination Otearth.
and men and won:len:will continue to fellow -
the pursuits to Which. thpy were addicted
in thialife.- • - • • •
-Many a good agnate'. elan loafs reglad
the corners tillhe goes &into at rye tangles.
• . .•.• . • .
-
e fcl:Ot tbat An Itaiiitni viito; it is '..perhaptiniineOeii-: -Itis Probable the Militia canape Will not
that were sary to Bay, has • Jived some time in &hie- be held until September.;
• rice, has come to the conclusion that it is a - - Mr Dwight L.-: Moody, the evangelist
huge basin of petroleum under Veeniine will reinain during this month in -Glasgow .
Which keeps the bowels of that interesting .*neeti nts;Benie at sc400L -Mt, Sankey is ,...
motintain in a consta,nt'state• of: ebullition, now travelling in Getniany with his . sem
more :or, less) active.' 13.P, .therefore, Pro- _for,,the.benefit of the latter'S health._
. . . e. . .
A. scare of Finlanders of af3 inted sexes
and ages arrived, at 'Castle . erden last
week. Their costumes ef deer,_ fOx and
dog skins, with"' the fur Or1.1-
attracted considerable attent on,but were
!mind by the Wearers to be n
warm.- The mete wore keeteb
a .short sacque coat ;. the -
heavy cloaks and the children
•=WI:jell a man has to hang to a Strad
oar strap. for nearly an hou he realizes,
how trying is -the position the upright"
comfertably
eecheewith
omen wore
moque&
poses to dig .s...tutinel at its base,
taPPla-e
-At Mme. Murriottit's dance in -London
the great cauldron, and thus putting the the other eight over $2,000 Was: spent ou.
mountain at rest aiiiiseduringan unlimited the presents or feria for the Ootillon. .
supply Of petroleuin. . The Chances are _
Tnenew'm
he . noet discovered by, the
that he'll let loose a stream -or stuff that'll .
send the inhabitants Of that region away
on the gallop, and Make 'ern want talynch
Min when they get to a safe place:-.-Bostori
Post. - .
zing Ovine -and.
ftcd and bni.dm -
is_Worth keepiitg,
, headvises and
heeded. If kink .
heeds are never
s doing the g4:.lod
iy people imagme
g than clo a little,
hat inakes the ag-
the shoWers-the :, • -
eke existence en-.
the good old sr.
suffering suppli-
onderfulremedv,
mailing of bene, •
imes vof troubleor
ees eouldtbe
. peoleuprfileednt-Iv6iiith43ftetrimias.'lvo°I-din
eouragement, bring relief at
fering With rho:mat-1st:a.' -.3
ful record of this Great Ge
• mire of rheumatism, neural
diseases, it appears in the.li
•id V Orvon9 toepatientneneet
hoh e , ineehe be.r4
al4.44t.esv
•P often EV°21.•
I-, = g-4 0. 74
o ol-9 „ritel -
0. •-g
...... e.m...-,,,,-
a 4 cein,2
-srne to . )4 1 te mee
• Lia . az*
- 9711-o"ts - 1 gs4.•
coin was 1.„ . give eatigac•-
II.1 0 e -4.gmotP.-4,
autunot _Buineetienivgetion/9,;,10.-_,06.,0- .07s_
-
- -*-1,ek,
A.71 eciy , by sa d 1 ud:7Ir E'en gs s inn17410:010731B 0 r ,
-• -:11 druggists everywher
- . ,
'
has been
meinbers of the eclipse cape
chemist recaleritAnze,
it is only rh kisisizi4, a..
- -The Medizin Neydittor
named after the
Kudi9tdmiyne.toEgyc!ti.02:41.114,
sr es .
gP..4.01"
te to ft
Two of the four 'horses which the
Emperar of Russia has just given to _the
Gentian Emperor are the identical ones,
-that dreve;the late Char's carriage When -he
was assassinated.
'Sr. 3At:oss ; • ,
ersement an- tin •
enteto chef.
rew of the Wolder--
an itemedy1:1 file
'te-cied all painful
t of street/ dittncci.g '
' Ats • :
t
eine ON,
nt., caned&