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EENSVOLENT SOCIETIES.—
OftV:0071011zott, No. ia„ C.O.,'
4 i 1 'e' eicetteas the est and ere
a to UM rpo get mu etwucentre
I every month. pantos
nee e pexetro,n.nn reale gyzt..
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ONS
The)Lack of Conscience Is a Menace
of Present Day Lifeip,
Ifereln do I *Weise .Myself, '10 haViOrisliilit eithrehei here thus begokele
Vamp a nOnseleftett 1,-eitt at offence toil to MO ehu,reha. fair Pante by itegranttlist
°44.1144 IQW44 Pleil.4"49t4' "IV"' btATiltrt.hen Wahl, there is Inn" et.0-41,00 deei4posP4Pillisalireitilbdebur4r°1I' tte44c14, •
•Osettelerieei •COraptitind 9t twe ed -ePtroirta. Vintr# onsgtne"r 144°. SOW 40 rcCall that 1849 CoPRO fairt
Is all MOO bight WW1) shOW4 llin 1,M "Herein, de ante* auY4014 ita" tovergd With a tongle of Men trkeatt.
Id duty. a is '4 octet yolco which tor. ways. a conscience VW at J?Ifentic ggek underbrush, through, which. me
prias tba Weal/ 404 continatuis the right, . weal 404 and tenvord.inen0 loged the speetral elieletone'cr tharreg
PM°. P*44* * 4011104}7 The 'conscleallottstieSe ut filanY 0_1F plarol.that hero istirratnY la the. ttrvibbl
Mit of onowl$44-ethot Lb Wittgliate t4 gmbraces plea hot. r ignores Olm. f
RY Of NiCqL,
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lot time
SPAIN HONOIIS ENGLAND
1114,00/141 ASOVIelthi .1"19.
114. Verde IlignifYing SelhlenoWledge, It ten the, tWO neeeesarY Oa*, westatIll a wilderness. The 04114 W
4 CtOtt. 'The ralltY
conwence* holver, m.114 bo utoit ..teelitet Aker. y to r
Unintitrneted. MillgintreFeenecience laek '.4/141(fin 414 614- IIWY7 dig"g4rd
elle Of the ,fetlat, tritidi forces resident 'itiq..104Pteltila' oUtliallOtt 4.t the. 'ethical
eel*. Ocid 4ot Only Will . net he Ignored
In nunl• vra c°40e3 4,00tet bet fie Wen tha Out ,voncex,,n, WrOtO
olty of re alien,' When A Man 3A otskin truly:
Ing as impelled he the autherIty Oil sio win put up with nosey &Wogs th
shOuld knew what 00 wills:1100e tee ettrt of tom hut one thing( lie will
file bliMan Onleetenee Meet tag* not : Ut nit
toed by the word of OS.
'Mere are Many .Imperfeet On% deree. , THE SECONP PLACE,
titre Censeleners Vele which lho gralia* tiiho °Iwo Goa stootgt plugs gives
eat error* fend Wrongs; MAUI!, Ilierei H '
trele 4 Mee gethicleace-one that, no
been .palstskeroy educated, that sets
loam In things ismoeent, theA cenfounde,
abethaenee with tamperance, thet /foe*
hide whet _Sled AP Meant te be eelettat
that, IniStalles 44eterity for piety,.
This makes conScienec Play ithe tele
0,f a Mush. Overe ond bigoted centani,
altogether foreign to he trUe !aloft
There are IOW things Weree than,
A FAteSE CONSCIENCE. ,
Agalni there is legallitle efulaeleneei
This talte,a held upOn externals.
outward life be correct, it the reputatiohl
br kept moral, if visible condqet bd
blernele,s.s, if dUties be regularly
charged, it is selteatisfied. But It evet4
looks' the feet that the reat fleet Of eeee
seience Is in the inner We, The mos),
faultless legalism is utterly shallotv enti
rain until it aprings from the heart,
The works of such formalists are hAtt
done to be seen of men and have then',
reward.
There Le the double conscieneo-one
tor the privete and smother for toe.putti
ho Me. Some men feel in honor WM
to do uPrightly by• -their fanfilleil arid
friend& 'they are patterns of moral
correetness In ibeir personal eelatione.
hut as menthol's Of some corpoeetion
trust they freely, and aPparently With-
out blush, comb* acts and sanction
precallies which ere no less than robber5',
Even Mentbent 14 good standing
Nalnare impute* Alathle toga be
saggettedlor °Ur Unie thanthis, We are
winger of incurring Mutt most tort
bleat indlatments - a eartseleneelese
40; Thinkinee lieeight mind* are
ghee)* * 1110 reVelations eta/Wing utter
*eh of 0003400 In wide maim el
P/94001 day Ige. ,Wt need, then, a re.
viVal'Oh the conscience, -VW need to ern.
Vlohlte the Ithperattve. necessity ef
reeding le The disregard of conscience
Preashea'reMorse he lbw individual end
diSa4lAr tO soetely, •
rialseletlee wotirided becomes an ad-
4cr alorigue datt Wilt sting, to the death.
.1.44 nh tan bene to evade the Neneesie
that 10110Ws Abe ignoring of thts divtne
ndltIttir.
NO tOrtures which thwpoete feign
Can' patch the fierce, intolerable gain'
tie feels who. night and day, devoid of
test;
Carries his awn accitsers in his breast'
A hfe without. conscience toward hod
neat tthd toward man because or hod is
the.waret Of fallureS. No gold can gild,
nd gifinheur of pOsitten or power can
sticeess.
Btittit:goed Conscience Is trUe
a peteld gentitne nobility, a breast -
Visite egainst all adiersitles and a light
of inner peace and jay that Witi stistain
us On* Av reach Our Felber's house.
THE S. S. LESSON SOCIETY WAS ARRAIGNED
INTERNATIOAIAL LESSON,
APRIL 1.
018110P DE,LIVERS A SWEEPING IN -
MOMENT.
.'UNPilITAKERS
• OD. EMBALMERS
IOU - 014T
teeseee-
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Alitit.1.•1111180.1t
.VO??,tralottore
anik13uilders,
Sfainditeteritit, of and. dealers
allftrade. Buiddiog hfa.
teriah >Web asa.timberiDoore,
• VitSI4 Latb,Shingles, 4c.Ste.
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"isstitinii;;Iiii-tdsbed Go appy
' tattoo,
destabilleted101.1
IBUChettletierite & Lawson.
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sured.
Voloo of PrOperey insured up to
• lailtaary, *hoz. $3,0411,975.no.
OPPIA111111$ and PLILECITCL-W-4.0,
ructicen.,,,,Preitdent. ,Kinleen F. Q.; 'F.
Vraaer. vACtrd'reititlent,
1`....,F1 f,f0401. SnaretarYJ,Crettsure
Ai% thlof,ortli f4.
Vortern 11111, 04 0. lithle, vete
ten Oe 'Watt, Oarlock it. ill
4. Vivito% goober:00u, O.; g, a.
Grieve Winthrop P. 0.1 d. bonne.
reels. 'Peeelnietid P„ Oa W. Chesney,
St aforth aeon the Inspector of
area eleiseeat te wittelt they occur.
AGSM'S es 4.12. Vet% tiettilmeellitgl
Okada 'Orienting, , legutoodellier .
Seaterth: 11, Smith, Hare
• Wk. '
ItOlddr can pay muesli -
wants anti 'get eit garde weelpte
*4 ea AN. ate. Clinton, or eth Moe
/Attu /sr -,. CI Clothing Stet*,
Telephones
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eVereletteMes
and yitrde 1
deck
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end SOMA
• Who you want the beat
Lesson 1. The Two Foundations.,
' Golden Text, fames 1. ,22. •
EXPLANATION.
15. "False propbets"-Iteligiouri tenets-
ers false. ete heart ond deceithil. "In
ernes wearing the appearance df gu e.
sheep's oldifilng"-- Accomplished 111-
lessness and truth, while in reality see '„
tog the doteuotion of those whOse-00.11.
fidence they endeavor to win. Such M.
deed are rave,ning wolves. .
"Dia men gather grapes of theme,
or rigs of thIstles?"-Note the eogeney
of the argument throughout WS pas-
sage, verses_ 151 `14„17, 1W and Sp.
' it.-"Ceriupt tree-Deeard, warfp.
or otherwise imperfect, 'Evil
Imperfect fruit.
Ie. -"te hetvri'ddbwn"-Orlentals even
to -day value trees only as they beat
fruit. •
21. "Saith unto me, Lord, Lord" -1.
Verbally confesses me mime or gees
through - the • outward formalities c,f
ivorship. "Death the wIll"-Obeye, fives
a life in harmony With the recognized
will Of Cod ' . •
22. we not prophesied ?"-To
prophesy here means to rove* trillit,
-hence to-preirelFor-taceiriltr Ulitr
does not neceesarity mean a rev Ming
in ethane° or foretelling. . •
ea. "I never knew you" -1 riever ,re.
cognized you as my dleoltiles. . • •
24. "Therefore whosoever bearelli
these aleyings of mine, arid doeth them"
-Both classes, Ile, doers and • thoSe
who tail to do. hear the Word; and
so far are alike. In like manner tli‘o
two -houses .mentioried later_ haee_eXter2.
natty the same appeerance. Tito •tellt
Ites not in the hearing, but in ihe rale.
ner of hearing, and in the appllentkot
nf that which hes been heard In deity
"A (the) rock" -The use of the de-
ildite cutlet() beam Melt indibates -that
the reference is to the, general sUbstratti
of reek which ltes underneath the sand
on the surface, and not to "a MOW'
apart by Itself.
26. "On the sand" -Without golrig
trouble of digging down under the sure
face to find a eolid foundation.1
29. "Illiving ainhority''-ilithself
lawgemr, lila word or teething Sees net
merely' an expenelen tunrillfleallen
of the old law, .nor yet she ly
-relation or such-01'0111km, on Ade 14i
any particular rabbi, . "The
Sopherint. A 0448 of Itterary men 04.
gloating the time at EVA, Who
litaillsSaecrodlirk$ sWctrillpitue.Otoprig end ,teeehlith,
QUESTIONS ON THE LESSON.
To whet porlion et the Sertlion
Mount does our, lesson belang/ • What is
the theme of the sermon as h. Veltelet
'OW its principal divistons of thenght,
'Shaw the cooneellati beterrien OM. pes.,
0 and the portion preoeding, the
1 linage of a males Ilia elweys tartlet
indication of his charecteil 'ExPlatrfthc,
intended .lesching of each of the Aim:
parables fr. at.29 •
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, ways hand.
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left ist te.
do tit reneseree
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linen ylat "Iebt 8'.icV
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611iy nnitnille;
teak
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, Gamy how sou -got it.
' Vea le like Owe! et eitrefte eth,
'oseh 1001 datrOds pad &M.
a **Mit deal Making
•ip 'MOM 'It rootlet ba ovevtiohe.
'A s 14-wi Of Seed leek it tO detd
of seeks in the Oh thht 400
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Mr. tr.atrpenter, a Poet. Blames Habil of
eAtauisltiverieses for Social
Whirlpool.
, The wast end ot London is In quite a
'Rutter. about two sweeping indictments
Whiee neve been hurled recently against
ettelett end Us manner of living. Oue
Wee '.by the- iiishop of Birmingham chi-
tidlefitg theeeedravagance of modern eo-
e al ihe and., the other a condemnetion
entociwei eivilleation as a whale by Mr.
mittelff -Carpenter, Oat and lecturer
et Windy ,Hall.
Wiry Vas it, asked Bishop Gore, that
the requliements of lecome were so very
-sleeir 'enballerin Germany and France
thatr - Eeglend? •
.'lletelleitte, very huge measure bemuse
tr.' 414110h scale of expenditure on ete
rieintnent was ablurcity and needlesily
higheh. There we's no reason whY man
should hat have a dinner ° with his
Metals' without that amount of expend!.
hire that was at present considered nec.
eeseary high circles on cosUy wines
alld'ether inatters. This applied to the
Whitten' es much tee to the'men.
saye:-"A cesual glance arpouanildY
Ildfereing to this, thp London
titeleStatiratifs Of 1.6ticlott.tud the lunch-
' figrtaWs or -modern coun-
try ithuses and a brief study of the dress-
maketee bills which are revealed eerie-
dieedy In law court cases will certainly
cordityishop Garret statements.'
Tho then proceeds to add thaf
requttlarde feature which has not yet
rttOlved 'its (kW meed of notice Is the
Memaeing number of costly and lux-
litrioes restaurants which are attached
to the POW hotels in provincial cities.
' '' Nif1714t11110118 Fat '0011TIMETS.
Life at the Modern hotels Art Liverpool
and 'Manchester has no teeroes now fee
the Meet festklicitis gourmet. Jts bilis
Might oust). a millionaire to look twiee
al the* ife. the slang of the day, iie
had been "doing himself well."
In the respell country houses It is the
tattle. tale. with the aditional cost, by the
teople, Inelead at for a °11
seine:Mous waste of catering tor a down
h tired, and
the'llither ,prIces paid for small inmate
,e ,of • folasi
• The late Duellees Of Rutland once et,
. that the men and women in a
Sent* 'hedge Where eh° was'etaelne
during the' shooting Reason ate 'eleven
inctO 11 day. 'it Is, of course, notorious
Ilia the. ollefain several private heuees
.10.day twelve seleries- ni MOO MOM),
M4011.0000). ,ghtlee ($7,00e) and in
Cele ettee 42,060. (MAO) s Year. and
,svpuld think hdinnet only for eworli•
liteteih feast lf its material, ineludiat
butt :And wine. hed test much less than
&35.4113) of 440 1$0001 for Score et
,°10elles.lif the 130.0 Itrionin young Englishd
pee sses, whose `husband has an tit,
(VIM v.ef i004'01,540,4104) a year, was
'sb dispast With the wetted of rich fond
whIeli she Wee collitonted In tbe
PreVel Of het .31tetv teimee Mai ales dire
tonit for khri. 000) a, Year„ nod Idle notv
ellegee t,..,elue. her husband hnd her
WA. el' n11 intleh hotter ted folt
Wet the that Mid engaged a women
lord sof the thither rOst.
aftPENTEIVS INDICTMeNT.
destructivenets o e, r
kitty. pea hefore; At the peesent litne
Perhaps Ave thetthind people &call vt)
indireetlY draw their. Jiving lho '00
'discovered in thle, !env
Sudbury its , a eelltre A effete 'Ot tWentlf
°Miles Might be deseribed to the north,
anti west that wouid ;contain almost,
the ,nlettol to ha tou,i?ii
Atherteen centinent.
The only evidence which the Ore 0.'04.
et fie preSenee beneath the surface is a,
red dusty stain on the mehe, leheavn.att.
ugezenti." or. °,149 the German% „.0011.11.'
°iron hat." This Is CauSed AY llik'fitar,
at the iron ore, which hoe etatined1lifi
gravel and cemented it Into te, hottg„ .0110!,
orate In eihtela the pthbles. ere Imicentleill
like reisins In.o. .pudding, The ,
long cam served aveoy great.
ef leant() and spread it ovetthe":matn,
try the south, Under ttlis capping el
"gazzall" the unalloYed ore Is...rettelded
striking Ittfeei the iiPpreitelting
reY41 the widest/reek lova
et' everything gilglislx. petit*
arta end writers ilitive tugged, however.
that atillah POPPlerity '10 not' 4 men(
feeling' 111 •Epttin, ,quoting ouppork
iitategot 4•,peptilat :retrain...id the
gighteenta PinturYi. -.When Prawn tort
Intelence 'WaS'' 'efemegly "reeenteeti..°Con
leeered mundir.guerre y pas con, Ingla.4
terra'', rWor .enta alt Me World.'
faakit Vitth.',E4141141"1--
1?tE4 yon !,N9t,*ti itostais,
:The folloWitt Passage trotti:
hartank VOA 44.14019Mo. iht leuertt
Ire ft Ina. g ''Engiand 'end the; rtiril
ngt,- ; '• ;
'..„,LT Iiht arrtve.,14 SPOla With Pritri
lOrett left the gUvrenti$:. at BPI
by Means ist-whick-Spain Will; ,Itnain't
kelter and ,asteenied.:ntere thtit'inesi;
ler of Itherties, „the.,,144 and areiter,,of
as . ...•
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,' -147":nd'COVernittent-.4
et.„;eleglee In Sports, ';,910theal, 0-'44111.0114.
limes and earrergel.",- ' ;
The reYal .elablert•COntalri eeMee flee
BRIOST SHINtNO MINERAL •
Th r eeeure fey
lerge massea, often several htihdred feet
In width, which lie usually betWeeen mg•
black diorite on the one side ono 1Int
granite on the other. ,
As a rule most of the nickel •depotgis
around Sudlniry are worked. ae "eeen
.pils," which means simply that, te hole
is dug In the ore, and tbat aretlint!
bele air drills are set up, preparinft: „.,
way for the use of dynamite. Titte'eRe
as it Is broken off from the side bje tete
explosions. of dynamiW falls to,the 'bet,
tom, where ..it is loaded into train care
and carried to the shaft, which is sunk
on one side of the ore eit, Thie,Shalef
serves to hoLst the orb to the steleee
and to the top of what is known tee, the
°rock house." As you stand on Unreal;
at one sideeof the Creighton mine,. the
largest deposit of nickel in the, werld,
you see before you an immense olfuli-
nailed like .the mouth of a Volcano.
From this pit allies an incessant eta*.
Mg and throbbing. Clinging to the side 3
you see the men at work with air drills.
At the bottom you see what at the'die.
lance looks like a small army of
reties., loading the ore into the team c
Beside you rises up a towering struc-
ture not unlike a grain- elevator, This
is the "rock house," An MOW raft,
way leads fromi the top of this etrue-
tura and disappears Into the shaft Mika
is cut through the rock bead t a ell,
As you watch a square bucket, or "skip'
as .the miners call it, emerges 'Nem the,
pit and starts up the Incline. As it panes
up it touches a lover,
A SHRILL WHISTLE SOUNDS,
and a second after you hear the. rattle
of the ore as it falls from the overturned
"skip" into the top of the reek house.
Another second and the "glop" rallies.
down again ane disappears into tbe
earth, and every few minutee the two -
toss is repeated.- Meanwitile.the. drink
are at work on the sides of the Open pit.
As you ; watch there comes a sudden
rush Igen are seen scrambling. up the
pit sides and removing the -drills. A
few minutes mere and you see•the men
running to cover behind railway cars or
under trestles. Then somebody calls -
"neer A tremendous explosion fellowd,
which reverberates iike the disehaege of
a battery of artillery. The ore, which hits
been displaced by the dynamite, rattles
down the sides of the pit with a noise
like thunder. Then the men retura
and again take up the work Of loading'
the tram cars.
Let us climb to the top Of the trestle
and see what is going on inside the rock
bowie- The. lattiding
cend the stairway that rises on thwout-
side. A crunching noise filis your ears.
As you enter the building by a little
doorway all seems darlmess. As. you
peer through the gloom somebode ygls
at you.
IOU JUMP INTO A COFiNER.
A second later the building irthibles
the ore car, which you had been watch-
ing euttede,elumps As load oieleten ler
so of broken rock on the spot where you
had peen standing. The house is lighted
up with a million smirks from tbe con-
cussion. As the car disappears on
downward. journey half a dozen men
rush forward with shovels and;Wed the
ore into the gaping maw of the ins&
Wide crusher which throhs and pulsates
like a thing alive. As you Peer below
you see the ore falling in fragments
from the size of a man's fist to that of
a boy's marble into a revolving screen,
This screen is perforated with, bolds of
various sizes which serve to separate
the ore and classify it, dropping each
size into the bin prepared lo receive tt„
At a lower level under theseetitiS.,,are
opehings at which workmen tram dine
to time, by operating levers, ailetv the,
ore to fall inle fiat cam which' pass
Wong in sections to receive their bade.
As you watch those cote you notice thid
about two-thirds of them ate filled With
coerse Ore about the .size of tile enteleat
cite coal used in the fuentwee!,ot dente
In .houges. One or two etele will be
IU ed with a smaller size, abate, De large
as English wainult. This, AChareinee
tells you. Is coed "raggine." tr you
,asti whY ts called urefiehle:' he tell,-
.
E CANADIAN mop
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CAMBIAN WWI/ C41914114h,
re* _ l'efre• Ceellebet Meat lemmelelio
lead Pirenromela It** hhedy
pedst *A*
i0A1 Went
C 'rntei WV11110 Frank C.
Atherta.
the 14..M1
r40.1111ing capital ed the othastirm clan'
dt hes tor entire Vein
0 Keeley 'Ore for 1,119 711110110t
of -4riglielz lords And 4J1Irei.' lailitt
W estern Conadit. 4 !WW1* mil* Or sr
nOrth. Of the Aniertoert ItelnIderY,„ k
• iterk, of 4 CrOati between `Denver eild
Cleerotellet PePPered With: 11110 Woe, 'vt
Menta -Certo Mid London- ',Vitere 15s, rir
11101.0 '4119rtr" 'IOWA on *ha Ammtion
continent,' It to businesa 1r(nu Jibe!, word
the Minto One cowboy* gel-
throUgh itieStreete. end finedoindoP
Enlidletinlen In riding. tr011aers„ banker'
leggiliS and, NOM?* ifteket4 P014
*1 M0,4440014,
10'e 4 .110rober „and
*req.:hotel hos a web PetroudSe9
There kte 4wo ei01/0.1 ene-..:".kmown 4`,5-
v'Ttitt letteletterme" and enetttat
'441(tette,°; 'The ,leartenerte ;Clue 'is targelY
composed id: the; ; Sonvef; tio11,-of rich.
isladependent
'Ultra faabioneble.- The Alberle,„
IS meetly' basiness Men. c0111P111,1S114..
real •estate '.'dealers; memhentS, Wi1010
Sete "end
characters who. want te•wase.:calgary
`great thr firatenere they. de not
eard"4 cent Ike talgary„- aftd are: more.
intereSied in polo " inte,s -
!lF4
itANcIlErts.,Fou. ti9)311,3TY.
-- Attiring rim-enataeletuot-fiCalgary, arc
131,1),Betrinn.,g4oUtiatU
ball Ids nOW begegie• ninth voptilar,
not onty among ;the Sons fitnristoenthY,'
tbettot ainoulrOloirerttel$441autti',.altwoO' 'pHitoantfolli-4t:
Mee 'has been played for the last tit
teiere- Sitlee the visit of Prinetee. 'Una
othheriatorritthzeggormithatamasleuaripktilthowntO the:rear!.
COURT ETIQUETTE,1
It Is hoped that, the' rigid, Ceurt Of-
ette ' maintained ;bY Queen Chriatina
Wi I be relaxed' hy the Errglish
Spanish ladiee eepecialig with tor moo.
tie so
Ahe principal Thops halm placed lehge.,
0 wee for ribbonie.nechties and ',halide
gerchiefs in English: celere. i"Peinethee
Cite, fancy eakes and'pattrieS derts alert
being sold. For the carnivel, hefilaniAt
en Sunday, many Utley eileteMett as
Et"nEgallsognush hinto juitiotretsrats
teoubmatiavtryetob"o2 •it cculloralls,1410,
you
IIE DOES NOT KNOW.,
:Tope or.four ears of the (rein lilt 'filled
With a rituoh ether Ore. It ta altesk like
dust, This ts called "fines," end ,,olleart
gueee tho detivation for yenned. ,
The Ore Is taken direct from tlia meet
t rda" at
Throhig.taity to Ittr..‘kopenier's indict- These .11d about 4 Mlle to tile north
ri.134111 RISING IN NATA,16,
meni,. watelt is preluded by MI apPeat tee village and present perhaprlho.nuist; ,
„. for a elleple lifej he attich-"Tliere hee eepee,selog scene et earthly '.0telation,
Tronlite Peured Itt* rowri,F$114 u! artsett /Miss ot the Most halite soeiely' to ho.„ roomy In Canoe swam& of,
the Allese Cannley. thee probably the world .haa Over seen. Dante anal allithri tind ne
too oe Down, Natal, at the' dISP4101" . he either; tut, the ina 011%1 Xigltratiefirit,414ard
af.trega Mttv6 muiteri ot worries and Ole :pee title , _ .
ialuat lit)Saa40' 4Pt hr td I elina, wnleh ta Mai
'
..••••••••01.04,'...Y.i;01..14
tne040004 *creed fo toditor. the
two Now beard the ehate.
It wischo NO of OWL* that theY
ringed. a wog true, ;end they went h
Ma old mina to Ida *wk. ftr 1 v
horn Me railroad ha the Wikie of
kothlite. Wlvett Carl reached WO
tetital eV- WW1 ,Wiete 4 rilet
: (*bin, mid ease tesearthed two.
„ee salij.„ Thor titer* rode- to he-
lewit that the Wien Owl business,
find. ihet. At the gold wan not taken as
set contract their Wei •WoUld ProhONY
be Met The milk woo that they pold
over the $12,090 *44 look the
beek.lo celgary. BOA deectlhAti
Ana Met catliad. the field to an aaaayez,
1;h4 vel4Preen. 14 as Part- They
C en Anne , their 1.4100Yely, bbt
-..thera suspected fluitt there Alight be 0
(rick. 44110 their suggestiOn the geld
Oa 'tested Ogein.. The wend. atisaye/41
new setentiat. allineed IMO the brIche
*01 bottling birt, toppert with 4 thin
kiSs(k.9t gold On the autelde. first
sasaYer hati been Axed. 'th0
Indien was Merel Rho of. the oviintilevi
4004(4 up tor the -new -40m A* a 10
5111t the manager of the bank Mat KS
on.' and have „been warned net AO,
nentlon the WON/4 meld p the
editOra• leering,
• ,
11144144014404+1+041401144040..
Ashton Notes,
yams OF THO .POINCEs$ '00.W4$ ;
,
• ,Sono 'Of the; ,ftincess: ,g(reala
are bit extretne,rer 'geed taste. ThaY
Arit Mere alipthy iwatstle,44, toni. Sheath.
`,011.1-44.9111,10.0,00,1100xplpilipliSon.9&.enirtia, oitelatooT4),,
Whtch ringht I/4 loleridde on 4
n'Utebeor°04-ritaiirYyenwIA0m4;144nutiWq941144111te*: ):44. 4411114hailtl;
Ironed beanpole; waS211 white brOadoloth
-1ii°ree411441100.1111'*U4lti*tTtin'14:116'4nk'SniF,10/e°4' ett.IWY.W°4471ernilei-aisiig°).'QleP41,Akirii:
maitianso inilo;•!Iber,1011 the( Yotings' eiMPly Sheath' fre14 ahatdderi; ta:
.'• 140175,. Ot W*41. .,0p::*1)010 Engitsh- knee. A. group. of four 111.1tehedt I0.144
whkere..Out t* Make their, *.rbrung and ith,0114 ead teAoroe
forttirtes and grow ute'vrithltie.'eauntry, 'he.'hande were Jrlijire .wreerne• ticivt4t.
,.sodidm naotuiziteeitiem...uer.i,o,4itige.-!tietr,,a0. 1)1;64140 ,:estillutainitdoiroed,444atireatieo, oettowLitheite-Tilat.eer:: wooll
teeintsa.they Utica the Wild life 'Of the ''be sleeves, tWO" ennitt Puna .riatt
teleet" which, thillt.,recently; hos car- tItIch ended.; et the OP* *Jere entirery
mated soraeWhat -with, Kipling*, dee coMpesed.of thee. A ;narrow shawl .00k•
cr ption of etht, pount,Fr!tttf,34. Apeitv- et of 'Meek velvet trimmed the poen-
, deeellete, „teed ljetdereit the jece
Where • tito' beat is like 'the, Werst- -1114. • Thie heve been beetdiful
Where there Waft oe:. len conamatith gown if,',the vett had been 'Slightly
* Melds . • , • Araeed.. Or thc pith), lines relleyWin
,Ana a Man catt ratraitettereL 'foram Whet, way, : .
These remittanee.. dien..get a Certain NEW VAIST MOOkt-Se
A egetere of thapew Le`the em.
troidered yoke: which. appears bythe
teek well'as in .the front, in eontrast
AO last. y0006,4440; whIOU was teen only
in tbe Last yeae the walets 'Were
mate- Mehl, except for a few tucks in. the
Lack, while tlie enliee front was ProfttSe-
jy ornantented. 'Tills year the back is to
regeive Unice, or almost as hatch,
,,asebe rest of the waist, The
Dutch neek Seems to be a favorite._ One
scoeensarsm, a n ya ndnoi pia t nt aea oiwvd eetti yr et s tsdm unweilt: hh, taoriu4dt
Worts' are seen
liAllsolooellim:celyuhiwneutatt.leittt, eonr;.emmilebiLp.
i, yoke, deeply, pointed in the front and
more rounding 'in the back, of sheeee,st
mull, embreidered. in a design. of lilies
of the valley,. • The Mull :collar hare
town of Veleneiones, and the tuil nee
Sleeves had deep"ctiffs of alternated rims
t Yatencieneee insertions ane narrow
strips of •wribreidered mull. double
Valerieferines., lace ..finished the
sleeves, which,. at course, extend no fare
ther than,the' elbOw. •
ANOTHER NET WAIST.
"Another net•waist, a soft cream color
in tone, was eelmreed With straps, almost
tallor-like in .thele severity,""Of batiste,
tritnerted with kt line of raLsed embroid-
ery. -These Straps Weep -put- on the , deep,
round yoke in Is design, and the waist
below- was' trimmed with medallions ef
embroideeed betiste combhted with Va-
itnLacecienniesn:co,m•
binatiori 'with net te seen
in the handscimest. waists. Aleover.Ve-
lericlennes was the. foundation Of a typL
cal model. It had a yoke of Duchess
'lace elaborately put together with hand
fagoting. Another net waist, 'almost
plain, was made With et bolero a baby,
Irish crochet, .threaded with pale blue
velvet.ribbon, which drew the bolerct In-
to shape over the bust.,
LITTLE TIOLIT LACING.
It has been.said in criticism of the
priocees empire modes that they do not
kleggest the waistiese figure, and are
therefore not eistpie,e at ell. The fact is
wornen who wear ,empire pawns should
wear also empire corsete. But- few wo-
men are willing to saerifice their Waists.
There is comperatively little lacing ddne
now -a -days. Women May not be any
more sensible than they Were In the days
of the nineteen -inch wasp-Waistalbeeuty,
hut ehee ere. Mere, artistic' in dliett ineli-
nations, and they' that e laceddn
figure is ugly.' Neeettbeless, few women
are willing to dispense,, with some Rind
of a tvaist. ladies 'of the first EM-
pire, of course, wore do corsets at all,
and eery Attie lingerie. of any idnd or
description. They weresafter looking like
ancient Greek statues. end toleraeed
thine bUt the slightest,of 'draperiee. The
real Empire- fashions would not be tole'
grated nownelays, but it Is true that a
short -waisted 'gown beer long -waisted
lingerie is sernething Of an incongruity.
. , AS TO THE Sielelle
• Those of us Who elo riot wear ptortiesri;cetbisores.t
skirt worn thitotigh the tail and Winter,
gowns Will sUbstitute tor the• circlettr
sosaaamg 0641:evifedelitgrates°A'edesitnfigl:yite.hiret'Auliwamell,o,1:a:nadigldtv
eular 'elutes -have hod la be.sent tack
eitptihiotiritite Iheitli°"gt,Wteesecid lehlieucht.Wierelle °tilts:ed.
were„ turned Up. Shirt* nuide to this lei.
to hong for a week ,or.t7e:efoarbett'otheeihrettri:se
ernuarterelyii4leshar?ehontheAePtioto, ,
FOS7AFTESNOON WEAR.
Cloth 'PO% Shea* elf teuritecolor
NO4S used Ica' el -11elneetie gaten for af-
ternoon. weer. The Skirt was laid in
'boo pleats,' whibh were slitehed. fiat 41.
tOgf, e The pieties Vete
0.1403 tegleitee Let the WelSts ,and wlden-
lig gradually :Until •the stitching nut-. to
tO4npeotie4tt.thaertt, ennod Oro!. 44..thatuPerleaotottiTerhae,
ankutider the .argns, atid was out in a
deep siptittei; deovrallate in, froth This
mais Outlined Witil-a; hies. velvet :nalloOn
entbroidereA silver and light Weld
Rhodes, roue .fenty .thittorte--- hemmed
iiwiteatitt.ti.frOtni;tit. 040.1111049.11,41:rodoiwaenernitnimptttot'etilels:
,tin the.' shotiklet nod under the
r areim tide Wad
sum er. money .Oveltrarnientlt.-ar every:
qUarteriand Ineat'.01 them'i;‘apend it in
dr ug :ea us "near
;no *ease and•thON AO, ceNer and . low.
-er;f,relidrig. entirety; ocia3 ele 'remittances
ts keep Iberia gOing,,r fdr
Stance, one son'. of'l On .i.Enalialt lord
whom you may see:010mA intX dee here
hanging over ties buy Iindlariether
%vitt gladly borrow a. quarter Of , you it
he.etrikes you In, the lean elaee prior le
the next reliant -thee. r ,
Otheri pf Mesa Men Welt thegnselyea
etraight. They britig:•nier. Witlt• them,
1 ,
TIIE CZAR'S, EXISTENCE Fitialifbailltagelt NlieeciIt tirre
• ttey bre full of eltor4 and' ehencr freely.
..
....... , ' One of these is h son. or en..adreiral of
the 'Illrliieh navy.. Hietteabe if Cetheane
DAILY LIFE IN PRACTICAL EXILE, and he it said to bteVe'railae.a4ortune
MOST UNLIAPPY ONR. . of his own lu reediting and 61,0e -invest-
•'' • mente. He has one bite Farr .near Cal-
--
Quarrels With the Grand Dukes Fre;
quent Features ot the
Dreary Routine.'
An interesting light is thrown on the
Czar's Lite at his Palace of Tsars -twe-
ed° in a private letter from an officer
ef the Imperial Bodyguard who has
been attached to the Czars =towage
for the past two yeses.
"Ever since 'Red Sunday'," he writes,
"the Czat"s existence has been one un-
ending series of anxieties, which have
Mid very heavily upon him. Only
among his family does he apparently
target the menace elf the revolution,
threatening news of which reaches birn
with the merciless regularity ofe the
thlieskionngiyof a clock. These are, indeed
MOMENTS OP HAPONESS
and .trelaxation from the worrie,s and
me- -of- State, witheperhaps 1.1:m0 -ram
exception of a walk or a ride in the
patki which, however, has beceme
very rare occurrence ot late.
"His Majesty inveriably spe ruts al-
most the enUre day and night in Ws
peivate cabinet, either in consentetlon
with his councillors, whom he often
summons to his presence at any hour
fethe night in order to ask their ad!
lice, or In work kupon projected mea-
sures of reform. He writes often for
hours at.a stretch.
"Al other times the senteies' placed et
his door hear him pacing re.stlessly up
end down the room till tee,early hours
of the morning, waitingranxiously fee
reports from his representatIvee in the
provinces. At intervals he will despatch
n message, tuld then, suddenly throw.
ipg open the windows, gaze old upon
lite quietness of the night through *which
his, Wilkins of sUbjects slumber while
their unfortunctte pier Is still at work.
ABHORS SOCIETY, , •
.
"His Majesty,* Me letter contieues,
"was never a lover of social. functions.
but now he appears to abhor „ society
,frao.,,trehothczanarevhiefor.
elf eeems to be the only
person at court Who actually realizth
the dangers of the present eituatien, and
it. is: to this eaet that the rithundeestand-
Ings betweell his,liejesty and die brand
buttes ewe their Cattier. The Csar alone
lecognizes that a genNine revoletton
enlisting Aussie,. And the Mere closelY
110 notes' the symptonts and eintipates
'them with those Of the Pro& Ftevolu-
ben, the Mere hie anxiety soften's tO
Inerease, and the Mate oho ate
,neble evea , dimmed with the ,tniate •of
learrotv."
There ls alueit leritation and Weigh Itot 44Y Ilia wait wieitad, er lite in soleollog appropriott, mu!, omits.
, ,
moet fOt it nits not 61111160rd most er ails_ perhaps irreettlfs plithrtes
vow or moan lillgtuili40,11glatiritlog thenikultovu,grathivrtigit, avvy sliar geot, tiro wera kept .1g -kr
itta tIV 4* et401104°0 ° e.)11 al eel 14/thIng
a ellen '10 rito imyamn 6m. Fotnite,:ore itrt :01441,, on 011. j3163,..0
vtitgeniregi 4114 !'et:1:17 AV; veel bee . ftit iitttilay 5e..1 fer Atiti etinetterle,
'1'4,104'0 era's: linc01°41111fiab-14'1'!°14-'L"-414-; the hitlette lleylinns ore eo-(411 thetwIted too ore tise gmer 111` borftr
generelly, tnalees 411e10 nylliptolne
hellion arc ehbekell• ate9114'01,41, .P*10 1.4•"' "'•
Th.o. Netate* .eatettatheteia hp ten to ;Tha blind liabib of ti.eqUisitiveritS3 that. $'`t'e"P'' """" twur -44toir et,
enti ltx Natal, endellige ie no Oteteva POSO4tei$0$ was Aft., Cerpotettt tat deada"nhd tellthled !thole %Mb;
Nt1t311 Nttlt.tl`. 4111°' eeet Oen' 11010 Dente% thee& will :116, -her rsek entv.nere and the% With •gthrt
1.:04vedllon. MUM* ataliVf`Nr txmikoatrn dociAt Clarice tenth ,
inatlist Veld la thO, the% Stein a itoP
feti tape, thuider end tt holesalet/e,qfiltr
ROW.
' Tiled 1.5 tiVkleitte that Wittork
Me? and trisible It 'forty elitioffej
!ifttlatItiuktr, Mt 1het ZUlt11414.1 bertte4
acte * stientleOlUthn et tivieltW and
011111eFes IdeitiMe Ibt40411010
:•ture taloa up poetrien, ,The Zultirsirm.
:orc0 appearinue ef 'is*t vele.
rte•euree 1,011 be ,had. to thole
thee. ?Satire terlee sre ling- the Too.
tat Witte of the rehnetati tribes there.
Ati ft inlet in rittl.Netel where the
shoktlIng ttto nethee fly heel *
profound *fleet upon tho nett les Of the"
'district, It le keelleved %het If the Vern'
tuattataal Of the t.ohurm there ertedvelth
more htentstoe• ltee lode btorteeth le
etured t* be the telstdt *.kviefkeetit i
Ettifilthd, the **WM Would tee padded
tly. &Mon s'hookl be taken
helot that by IferaiMei the
fidliglf $0,40,4444.,
%igloo , 1111 daren0,".•
; w • e.
. aAnautotia, .hteiNots: •
. ,
otItalier," OMNI 4 min vho. °atter
rushing Into e reStutant. seated lank‘en
table, Mid' roetitled to hick hie
repteln lindat `ht -e ohlre; mean get %nett
*Yak *Ng. rOPOIldot fhb diabilled
%alter °UR hat 'tient/Ma."
e .
lIttSS/.4.
444;hir, de sou: Wok_ yitil tieittr
biked one AVMs oiiirial.
doret 61,0*,14.04 itio, other.
reeiteitiry *bout eelitutated,
.t.loa've * * id Jarrow.
two *rat re regoittleolk t vow IV'
ratoltethaer
'ork tla other stact tiUgis Wiltdeasha of ore
Roatire .beda Mtetali in eetildrigly
lath ettension. Dense $.ellowlstbwhite
'elctide Of Watteau tame Nei thd
delft tot ANS 'horlfoth Oases* the
tilest yards, tttlere the eutplinf boeSte
eel Out Of Ifte rive: The Ore ea it ia fatten.
Item - the .rnitie ontilos OMR Ist`enty-
00) or tent. Of sulplair. \\len it 2t4teltk'
es the tow vita k 'ttitloit4ed
foundations tif tordwocid *tont eighteen
hishet Ifthit„ 'Each 1361 retrtrit -frarn
1,300 to 3,004 too or net. The cOfifte hee
tonne Ike hulk:tot the pile. On lop of
this le placed the "MOW 144g tOn
of Thies efeekt the *fines." 'The Iticatill
IMO Rattled. liY6 titie flmn Nikon Ore.
an* if let tithe *Ill fettullaht
snotithi CO is year. eto * tale the ore to
to burn Wont three fo.ftiat'llaseethe
lt le takeir lee the asheitee. By
thia01111„1M .p.osior If et4tkor
srA.0.9 idOttt SOLDIERS. •
Inventory of French Cathedral Success-
fully Elected. ,
The tormspeople et C.colnae deVisedat
uevel plan to Oefeet Ott esiteMet 0/ the
inithorltfee to Mate nn Joeulary" the
property of the cathedrill there. 'Being
naltilett that 4 00feertnitent 1111P0eler
Mae calling. they hotight throe' black
heats. feeM e traveling showirain. The
'WM41% were 'Rept *Moat 'feed for IWO
days In taltoirdrig teller. They were
.41.,""):!JIgtettlitd111:1'.11FV11'41;11i41:44'
The teSeee r WI MI Otte
cpcin Whit* tit the tetheilral 'Wee
eurprletel la ana tlyitigs *hay Val not
tecieted, hut .htli spbner
ti"ArtrtirtV14%Pltneetaltrittti
opectdate wan The :meaning
lora TM; eller ravigaiirautiry:mottio
-itaWli the Ventre altileld liniesUgate the
tetiethritere, Therenpan. 'thie Mtn lean.
trIN to redact' the Oar, odd
:thi derielve leughter el thee, *Wide,
tolnpotteeltottitrtgtnitatilietri. hbete „ Aviv!: 61rari. pitotpeet:4,41,0,..leot
onfessionat and, clambered to thh
tr it, while soldier* rin
ichreh 1/1eY Total hi 10 6146 t'1/61)64'
irt ratty itectioht SKIN' refilltes
The tosente01116 their riettotteted with
the imbed*, '1111keurit 4 Wilaioar end
'Whined 4 verY reedy .Prerillet 1110 he
ault it he Weere released.
The sheteinert elletneed the bore,
add* were fed While 'the itopottat Ana
to wort mimed. The 'argots% arei
bete* keg the teller MAMA Ilstriett
attetopt laktrig eft IntrAtery.
wit
t* h ; ft dte
**telt Moments to tatoso.
Iher* le only ono placo t world
More $ott Oak * )11.1 Vet
SSW Al* *elk'
gary on which he, keeps.. ,000 ot the
wildest of Canadicut IEVery year
or soehe byeestein aeneW insealment et
teals from Scotland, giving' tils' agents -
at home instructions to tendkhlth the
wildest and fiercest animals that 'can be
eecured.
The' stories of hew, smne OX these re-
Mittance Men take •111 their patents are
interesting. They are Sent out:here with
the idea that they. mbytnielreeleele for-
tunes, and Amy' treenteutty.'hring large
sums to invest. As soil ae they arrive
they go into crazy speculatiens and
extravaganeds, sending back to
their parents for more -money -from time
to time. One character of this kind was
!Beide Bright, the grandion theman
for whom the "disease of. the kideeye
was named." Dieele's father' :was rich,
and he had suppliee Teckle With'ineney
and sent him out here te 'gra* tip wail
the country. Dickie Invested In e ranch
and asked for large „rentittences hem
time to time on' the, Nee •Inereasing
his live stock. ' ' • .
At the tame time he sent hothe ,fierld
stories of the money he was making and
how he wee fast becoming a cattle keg.
&wetly after one. of his rase enthusias-
tic letters he reeeived a despatch from
New York saying that his lather had
just arrived there end that he wits cow -
out to eq3 him. The boy was in de-
spair. He had spent his eminences in
riotous Living and brid no cattle to speak.
of
10
GET MONEY FROM HOME.
- .
Adjoining bat, however, was one of
the largest canes owners of .the West.
He .conUded in him and pereueded him
to lend ,etine 1,000 head of Aid leest stock
for oho night, .When he' mode 'this re-
queet his neighbor asked whet hgewant-
ed to do with the cattle. He" repSed:
"I shalt . put them in my, corral, and
when the old man, comes t will show
them as my herd.' Ded caret etay but
a day, and 1 will'see Met theyeare deified
back safe to you the fleet misenitl. g."
The ' rancher was -.. something of a
sport hiMself, and he..finally eenseeted
to help the boy out otitis trouble:, The
Cattle were dent. oVee, °Old De. Befght
dirty -arrived, and he WeS; driven out and.
Shown the herd which pleute sijid was
only a saretile bf tits steek,..V,dileh he,
Thahde bboroy utfidh4t. e di? btoolvesvheorver „ti i,,,1 ea i t h li tew fa so t hritjori 7
geed to keep the. mittle. penned,..011p, atitt
that me must '•gi:V:batit tfeette die epee
eight'ewde. The'elddector 'was' delight,
eil and .gt.vi blekki le.,01thek Mr' $10.00
'ta increase the berdiseee before he left,
When he retttelleoldOiErsglarld be beast-
'teteelsouer the clubs; how his boy liad
litillt'im, one of the:biggest.'stook:ratohes
tri' the Crinadlon. plams, 'In the mean-
tinm Wide was iukuriatitig on ,hei 810,-
000. It Oen: dieftfiliettrede toad' te tittle
later he wale th. • ha, father ter more,
saying that -col(' and thseaSe had. Mined,
bee herd. 'Ais reeeettit.he was caged back
itt;SoecimEttildirengesiatgnooltaiseitatOtli thrhitte. ti'lltibtg1447' :.sTstetinteettit. t.tettotutt.
hied who Maki a regalat Wetness . ale
ilFileMing .bil Mich :iatUdeettle • Thee
# to *the ttch tanillteiln titIterent vase
toutarktehtli,„6EtirsttatitiVtifttorlyrittinid:4: nothhienmg
taid tutiletteirole Near their shoe ilie
MIAOW tor .6 ';eoristiaeraahrt, Tim •hoyu
im -erjerged ali the' vilty treitilli)* Iroi
wurg.,:a ,ylitit fee their Mammon, end
1ft:eta* vtieee itleY Ar0.,indtiO .;.(r! do the
Ritietiffolits, .thety:iholaitd tojt thetdrutlentitill
ildVillith.. end the. :agent -01W atiriten
in tIMW 110 keil 0 - .10014,..iiii1),‘Itt :OnatNAtiSi
(trig Witeek; 10 Olefin tip ',the alAbleil„,:enft
the WOO end itheteteirlyhnit late.,' Ai
otir ahead. r heed tr: ate VOIMIt -POPO
tarrtier..Wha...Witt.:111et..11$11.i.AthtaAay,M ;4•41„.:a.kl.!!19,a tafieti tater the 1,ete
* :matt Wile yaetv :tarn. where he' OM' 40
riVed ilt,011010.'' .11* ealted:t1111 .htvl - A 'st, ptleialnirre entroMendentwritei
hew he "IlIted the Warit and If 'hil WAS atilt ttt thn, tunnel); :boy tvoi*.s..0.Theb4 wo
playing. . T„hA ,r001_,Y0jVa_nta_ ' ' ' ,,'4,.," : ) t, t , .0 otvet.;.beford `knelt IOUritillatki aetitity
riatatistaingt. ;IA: i744,aealoi..!Itt."1.- 30,011 gle.ttto...pilletotrittlowlmtisvilholot6ortisjivt.r:471,..
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catrOrt 111***IVI, '., ; • • ' ••• . are flowing mt the peene ever)/ day
' . .t.obir.et, by, 'hati. ntodi Ati itejte the -ktees, ettliose that': have
- ' . '4. ".".. 7 . ...,17 - e. ! • talkie' seeder' 1 a ditletthre or the law,
All Attie ;Oder le "gtiod lit the htilith /Mid 'melt te el Illpith11011. ehthiedittillt
emnitty and tOtittdellee ..qraitt. ';e0triptterie ;et the MO. ed who rat these.perite
lively -SOW& The old-stegert .fiere -ere 'tlittik MM. la Vine , Of' the oinces there
in,f, Mt outloo)t the Iterilldtertl„ tatt, litalit.',',..14 tle *DAV 'etetetiettily trot the edger
Mikes telthe Ot the beet of 31101 aro, le the, urlattes trivh.nraeirig OA 4,1eVel.
badly taken in : A reCebtidtay Is trild 'end till-MetAUreal *Eng Admitted tir tt
thweetriliig *be .nriling of a -gold Mk' toting ot silt the -employes, The names
le, * 009tittehttifte Mit IIIMPetier Mitt the paperaliihteh the ,Police have, to
tar at CalOrY‘ kto ' MS Awn'OI *UAW, fat tetted via* bt InIthreSliOttlentNiti-:
‘141146t, 4(411ftheilt,itikilindbtualtttatid Ikea 1164111111"itlilei: it4111,111t1k)13etrilltwPt4)1°14ca-V''°164.1a Filistastkr stliatrellmei
Mt bnath at Calftatt Itall btffl . Ofig in Vas* Inkeet,„4 paper printed tol.Ottieli
the Willie/eh ,l'etIvetifieleite, sv ' etra .tiatlf eidieit the iltt,N.Verker 'lie Pc-,'
OW mai cot rate the :'ittenie few tettatetis Ailieto the ridged. he Mir,
menthe: sge and iidd tror he eeu, roc the AVOW', the Seashbuttler. the
coveted a ,gtettd Min* tn. tOW ' fekldle, Vette, , ftettelite• the ',Welkin,
WWI *now daal", toe ,Weet, the .Alosmtetenth. . &WM*. Olin.
,1 4114 the patt L4111016,"
*it ha.
aamoo
Thor* Jo 1,1.100 *my 104 theme alaa
a Wrong Wity to_ ntia *//4
ereett inelority of,peeple drinit * Aasi
MOW reply. Ma as. the r.eal rrava1
Milk hisegreire .w.ith n404 s(opleoe
least•it 's-ine of the eldet reasens„.
Milk contalint all' tho elements. mate -
miry for maintaining Ma physteal Iteoltb
of Abuse whe• know' how to thie. firo
Indeed,„most peePlit would ;ta
'getter oft physleallY It nit* PO
,wheet breed Maned their princiliat wssi •
.EsPeclally lo this true -or, deliCate 120'4
fans,: wbase pa*Ors7-• a ittgeatIOn
t 400M0 'enfeebled. PersOns , *Uttering
freill,IlerVetto"- prestrelleu ere: nee OW •
-3,e „Opel metit, 'anti will nod great :berie-
OfroMn'Ourety,milk dietilmt the
'Moat net Unteked.l.tho dria001te
'Water; 'It 01114t( : 1/01,.; SiPpeit,'SlOWW
linnithful 201 "
'Thott_bi aoletitiba reasen tor .010* .
'4110, 411114C Iraq ,11ilf.t.111 itert 03011
ql•14000Nt IS,31001.Milic clinties taf Pen
.ae (10.Ms% in -4044A With thaluteefi '
thcitauuterci, . It u -rang driught,,ar
'le Aiken Ate the. sto1nitell,' Me reSalt 1.4 4 , •
''Itir,ge, cur* Ilona. which. 'the. gotrla
11110c",0annat, penetrate and WA •
'With Olvent letWer„ A. 4111411' sip. of Milk..
makes alloy, cUrd...S0, if 4 ttilabIel' .41 '
Milk Le 'fairest Sip readlle
to seen that the Molt -wilt
14q Of latle cUrds, etteh (‘-'• tvh10,11
iVtlehpeedilir b0acted upoti•a..,1 digested'
the geStrie jokes of tlict eternaell,
.Whereeeneetele nesitielnuent
able,. 4$ '14 the etteti,,pc very Weak '''.perr
/10114,'..Or OonitaleSeenif1. front ',vesting' dlee
ga),,W,PeePand,Whent Peptones may ;ie.
hog- ..'.''oe:40610":tint ',?the'hlient. feede--- --
which' are lradWa to feet
pont stain!). •
It' le tmveee 04 starchy leas like
erroWehot, or -farizi4e010$ Moils: to ' the
fee Week people fer invalids. ander
the, IMPreaSkill•sthat". the 'foods ale very
deitcate atidtaally digested, for they are,
41, .the, _Coultary, very .011e.* of 'disco?
°M. 'elaeedene ie Mr better for per -
5°113. Wf10:".,Aeyg Week .digestbre powers:
hut the one liteat need which must be
191,P9Sed, on 000, Le the neeil of
arossio14 elowle- and in (Very sinall.stps,
with intervals betWeen the 44, in nine
cases.ont et lenmft..clrunk in this Man-
altree ,with peoPle, unlees there
ra thine fettit-With the Milk. The milk
• a,llealthe eaw, thet has free range Of
SIOCHI pasture end ell the pure water she
needs, ts the. only sort of milk that le
wholeseme, •
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ANEMIA.
Andrea means a condition in Which
the blood is deficient either in quality
• etlantity. it is a question among
physielans whether there is ever an ac-
tual +permanent reduction in . the total
amount otehe blood. The quantity must
vary, of ceUree, 'froM nom: to hour, ac-
cording to the amount of fitdd that ia
drunk, and the amount. that Is lost by
Perspiration and in • other ways, hut it is
probable that -the average remains about
the same bone day to day, except in
eases at actual starvation and deprive,
tabu of water. ,
Anemia, then; is mainly a question of
the' make-ue$ 'cif the blood, that" is, of the
number of itse red cerpuscies, or cells,
end the relative amtemt of liertiordeSit
--the coloring matter-whicer thete con-
tain. The blOoA is a cornet& field, but
in simple terms it may be said to' be a
ealty solution4 containing two kinds of
cells-ethe 'red and theewhite cerpuseles.
Tine white ones are the' scavengers of
the body as Well as the policernani and
- They peeled bOdy item
the disease -germs which threateneite ex-
istence. The red corpuscles, on the
other bande'are the commissary depart,
rant.. _Tiler :bring to the tissues the.
oeygen Which. they need and remove.the
galepus *sesta products.
If the red corpescles and the substance
el esthich_they are most largely compos-
ed, the -hemoglobin, are reduced in
anomie the. Ussues Suffer ler. lack el
oeygen, end 'there is a lowering of all
the vital processes. The lessened pro-
poktion of hentoglobin accounts dor tire
leafiness which lathe chletautward sign
c f anemia,.
It is common to speak of two forme
cf anemia - primary and secondary.
Primary is the term used when the ane-
mia can -be traced to no definite cause,
but seems to be a disease in itself. See-
otidary is the word used when the ene.
min is evidently the result of some other
condition, such as wasUng diseases cr
Door nourishnient. It is then only one
of the symptoms of suoh underlying
slate.
Among the chief causes of secondary
anemia _are demair upon the system Ly
frequent lessee of blood; Or by 'diarrhoea
ee other "'wasteful - discharges, chronic
poisoning by lead or mercury, be -the ..s -
spatial poisons of Certain diseases, such
as rheumatism and tuberculosis, end be
poisons formed en the body and not
rronintly removed, tvhich called "au-
toifitoxfctition." and finally the destruc,
lion of the red corpuscle& by a micro-
pretanisni. as -in the case in Ineeette-
YoUtles Complinion.
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WHERE MAN'S INFLUENCE IS FATAL
Man is I imal which is al-
ways Bee by disease, except
those creatur,ee that are nis companions
end share Ids patrenage. There le rea-
son to believe that the denizens el the
feeests, the veld, the rivers and the
ocean, so far as, thee esealw Man's
influence, 'eve, With ettedly an exceeded,
healthy lives. Cher:hie ailments begin
With man's protection id the dairy, stable
and kennel. Matt lool chested artiftelal
cokldition.a With Whiett the "theUsand 'Os
tbat Cloth is heir to" are asedefated. It
Gr. now ins $Uprerrie leek to Ming these
conditions MO harmonY With the laws
of his being. Sickness and debility are
not 16 be regarded natural end them,
able pine of our heritage, but as the
fruits of rebellion againet nature's laws,
and therefore to be got rid of. If the
eUrnall fluidly dwelt in vedtilatecl houses,
'breathed pure air, liven temperatciY,
with little or no alcohol; end took
rgereise in the open, it would perhaps
elloW little More of put stedmalisro,
canter, fetter, luMbege, thee:WPM. asfh.
ma, end the host of trifectike% troubles
than do the lower antrelde.
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tiSEP 8118Anitald.
G. hforniere, hteachera, hea lechho
at tha instifete et 'Hygiene, London,
mede /thine hateteeting retristlis ealt this;
Ntoblectt
"been -breathings, It bershitently avaa.
lidecl. eteeen arld•Old Of eeesati. in the
etriet tha ottlee, ter tattiliento4
4e. Woe, would' soon liana ttlifet
tack 'to the faded efitelts, and: difthofile
tini sallow emontioiloii, Lome oltagesea,
eaneelellv the drOaded soft° effo con.
*motion. *Muhl ,hteeilie less breveted
iiettolo would otirtW' street de
,:;%14.Vt'1111%11 VAT
wbin rimilifte and 'tontine. unceitttn
hp eirelithig. -devetella ettellent 10$
itildlitetai Id the In1):0
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• ALMOST A WOOL
bode ',Charlet-41 doter knot> at yeti "
0o111 Molt 'tort ifittfderilla* .0f#ift
hut itter/ nit Mit Mr. freshman' pot
are heel le mewl nIterlp doothe,
101a,"
imett-MhSf. IJktele thhtleSP
thiet6 Chlirjet oNnt III 4 poreerdsty
:tem. I'Att Maw eet
enough -14a from Mt treated palttref
Adev.,0
trten,-*15h, Mete Charles, you' don't
know '*het _tint You *on
,
Pessimist le * inert tchn epktfh
*61;ht* trOtittO lani settelloir
hi Ode
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