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STORIES OF ANIMAI,S.
SOME OF THEM MAY BE TAKEN WITH
A GRAIN OF &ALT.
Oat.eese Tact Kamer a !Wag or Te.-
Meeadag nirds as Deta•ent- Ware ed
Mao Crwcedile--Towed ger ranee by o
Shark.
Dr. Wilcox caught • shark not lung
ago In the gulf near Grove City. Pie
which gave him a very lnterrstin
sad exciting tight before he capture
1t. The doctor u a great Ilshrt utan.au
the abundance and Brea variety u
the fish on this part tri tku coast gill
him all the amusement needed In the
Ilse. One great trouble he has to con
tend with In fishing in the pars on t
gulf is the shark. as they take
best ball, and generally his book
most of the line, says the Florida
TOnes- U nem.
Tiring of that trouble, he procured
•'bark book and cu
fifty fatbua of rope
suitable fur the business. and on 11 e•1
nodey dropped an • chul at h,inrush
ground Jar. ..,.t..,d. of 8iwup pass
17* f., ..w one end of his rope lis t!.
meal. baited his honk.. tth a mutat:
elf mullet and *urea it uvrr. Ab
before tl.e hook 1. acerd the bottom the
rope began paying out rep*dl). Tb
doctor c•uget on to the ropy, but b:
weight did not stn, lis hed
away at all
and wheu +-he rope was all u
ot tb
boat -a twrlvtefout skiff -legato t
drag the melee.As the fins wan beading fur the bay
the 'h.ctor baukd 1 lithe seed..,, think
lag lh.• dish would go Ino*de,
.hall... water be could more rash)
t-apture It. By the time, however. h
and neatened him. and. backing ap
to hint, had stuck about a tout of Its
tall up against his leg as an invitation
for him w g't fishing again.
WAYS OF Trot CROCODILE
lf
Pee.ar la tk
ie tnerud• .1 topiarian
rye e flea stir ruDew.
Ticrt
e le Utile us ale aita.at tilos/hos
that can luck au dried and tri a.. ..w.A.
salt'. lo a crocodile. The nurnb.•r of
t.
unsuspecting peune \that have takeu
n
kiwi for a lug ad have faUu reu dui -
cover .heli ....nuke until It war tet
es Ma to Ire of any benefit to them will
d never be known. Boys the Ncty York
d Mercury.
1' In suctent times, several years priorgyp
• 1 to the Bntish occupation of ht.
1 1 some of the people of that euwtry
- , worshipped the cro...dile an a god.
e I there being nothing elm like hien. Tbrty
b fed title on dainties and logged him ...1st
and with jewelry. 1n other parts of Egypt.
bhowevrr, the datives looked upon *tint
I as a devil. H.*ing oo firearms, terry
did not fill hint with lead, but they
1 menaged to b..nolate him auc.-¢osafully
Willi ,uct, .. ...Ala aa arse fash!•rnat,le
a
at the tam,
. The erucodlle U not au numerous In
the :\ a as was 1;. it -- days of, the
Ra.,..- -r family; In 1... . he rattier
t tenni.. the rill. r DOW below the •solid
cataract oar at.* unt of the annoyances
e ineeparabk• from tourist traffic. It
• moms oms Impusltk• fur a tourist l0 etre a
• crocodile without trying to plug him
e with a revulvet, and to a reptile that
o le fold of a quiet lige this son of tnuig
to ,Imply Insufferable. Ha will nut
Mail molest a waiter he can take hint
- at a disadvantage, and ser lung ar a
n I man does not unthinkingly step on
- I hint• tea crucud*le will gu his way and
e calmly await his opportunity.
had got lbw anchor In and cleared th
deck for action the fish changed Ms
course and started down the par.:: '
the open e• v. it kept In tip• pa..., +r1
pear tut' outer bar, when It close.-.
reef where for water was •.til
about five feet deep. and on which sea
heavy a was rolling. The boat war
going like • thing of life, and the doe
for dors not know whether the swell
rolled over the boat or the boat dived
under the swells, but he does Woo•.
boat .at filled and everything excel,
the anchor was floating. He caught a
ball bucket just an It was going eve
board. and when the boat got Into
deep and smo..th water he began th
double duty of balling and divesting
himself of such raiment N would be a
hindrance In a long swim.
He son relieved the boat of most u
the water, and the fish nut showing
any sign of changing Its course, he ire
gen to take In the situation. In go -
Ing over the reef he saw 1t were a ver)'
large shark, and. wanting junsuch a
specimen, the doctor, who 1s a fine
swimmer, and all-around athlete, de
termined he would stay 1n the roc.
and trust to luck. The fish never
changed its course or slackened itsir
spine t*11 It had gone about four milia
in the gulf, when It began to show
signs of weakening and commenced to
circle around. The doctor then began
es take 1n slack whenever be could.
using the anchor aa a windlass. After
an h'-ur of the hardest work he suc-
ceededin getting the shark .near
enough to the boat to use bis piste'
on It. He unloaded • Sit -caliber Smith
&Wesson in its hod. under the effects
of which It gave up.
Looking over the boat he found his
sheet ropes- broken, the sail torn,
blocks gone. together with one of his
oars, and h.- four miles from shore,
with the wind off the land and the tide
running out. He had b. -en jerked
around till he was sore. hru*eed and
tired, but his only chance was to work
with one oar and tow that shark w
as to hold his own till the tide turned
which he did. reaching home just five
hour's after he had hooked the fish.
It measured 11 feet 4 inches in length
and 47 Inches around the body. It was
of the spotted or leopard variety, and
a vicious-I.oking specimen. That
species Is said to be very dangerous
and is rarely seen on this part of the
come
e He feeds on tia11, but fur a course
Idinner he would rather bate huuaanh;
✓ black preferred. u hic-h shows that
there it. n.. ac.•uunt*..r for taste even
1 among rcptil. HIa methods of cat -
y turing large game are plural as well
tie .ai.Cular Sono -times be will 110 un
a ricer bank, pa.:i� coveted *n goad.
- ` or mud, until an atsentn.inded native
s I wanders within reach. :Having grab-
- beef htr. pr.•s he will waddle int, the
river ver and there drown the struggler.
t tae .t u. .roe.. drag his victia.t umpire
and bury him In sand or mud and
watt for days before he gorges hien'
self.
e
I Mocking Bird. r I)aaecra.
The power of the mucking bird to
amuse folk b not confined to
f Its abilities as & Hch-voiced singer.
The more birds are studied the more
the student* wonder what they can d.,,
'says a writer in the P.,pular Scien, e
Monthly. Birds with some markc•.1
characteristics are sometimes neglect-
ed in other respects than their pecull-
- ashy, and so it happens that the mock-
- lug bird Is better known as an imita-
tion singer than as an original one, and
that it was a dancer an much almost
as a heron or crane few were aware.
The mocking birds dance methodical-
ly, like woodsmen In a squsrr d
We 71.aed With a Blaeksaake.
Falrley Truthful, who you know, goes
t0 church regularly and hasn't told
a 11e In thirty years., relates the fol-
lowh.g remarkable fishing adventure«.
according to the Bt. Louis Globe -De.
mocrat
He was out shooting, and. while eat-
ing his lunch, be carelessly tossed a
piece of bread Into a small stream at
his feet. when he was surprised to see
a perfect swarm of trout fighting for
the I.read. Searching eagerly through
all his pockets, he was greatly dis-
appointed that he had nothing In the
way of fishing tackle, aa the trout was
evidently hungry. and if only he had
a hook and line, he could easily catch
all he wanted -
While trying to evolve a plan for the
capture of some of the trout, the gen-
tleman noticed an Immense black
snake lying on a stump sunning itself.
and Immediately he recalled that his
father had told him a good litany years
ago. how expert black snakes were in
catching trout. After a little thought
on the subject. Mr. Truthful determin-
ed 20 try It, and. picking his way
cautiously to the stump. he grabbed
the snake by On tall
The black snake evIllently didn't
understand at first just what was
wanted of him, mind for some them
after he had leen soused Into the water
he continued to twist and squirm and
tried to get away. Hut fleetly the
stake pled a big trout peeping out
from behind a atone, and. like a flash•
the reptile darted out end seised the
rash 1a 1ts mouth. The instant the
'make grabbed the fish Mr. T., who
held the snake by tee tall, pulled and
landed hie trout, the snake letting go
*0 muss an It was hauled out on the
bank.
The next time he stuck the snake
into the water It seemed to under-
Mead
nderMead better whatwanted and
on
very sograbbed ,titer trout. By
the time kali a doses trout had been
taken tike wake bad metered Into the
sport Is dead earnest and 1n the sures
of an boar P&irley had captured with
hie queer tackle over forty ane trout
and, not erring for morn le* let the
make flo, gathered hp 111e fltttk sad
west boom-
era
arwoe &best a west Titer Mat Me
Truthful mowed by the spa where lie
had mistimed the nag glias trigs b.
'pee .leaned on tar* bast looking •
the epeebl.S beauties afe they der
throw" ate door water be fast .r
Mem rubMtg W lea Leslltsg
be wee .wairlw to see >W met tem.
lbs ble Twee•. !Ir swim -- rimes
rather than with the wild gyrations of
a darky hoedown. They keep thetr
bodies stiff. with head and tails erect•
their wings drooping and feathers
flattened out. something like the Eng-
lish sparrow when hopping about bcs
fore Its sweetheart; but the sparrow's
feathers are thrown out usually instead
of being flattened against t!,e bo.ly.
Two of the mucking liras make a
+ set. and they bound along. Jumping
rather high. but not far. going from
one end of the playground to the other,
one behind the other about a f'.ot, and
each one at the end «1 the playground
turns In a circle slowly- and with
dignity and gees back again. S..me-
en1es they stop and look at some dim -
tient object. day dreaming. apparently,
then away they go again.
Mr. Blake tells about a hen that was
disturbed by the actions of a pair of
mocking bards In their dance, where-
upon she left her brood of chickens
and charged the couple with clucks
and fluttering feathers. 1'p went the
mocking birds with true mocking bird
talk. scolding and spluttering at the
hen until they fairly drove her away.
Chicken. Know a Thing or Two.
Chickens are not generally supp.sed
to possess any great amount of intelli-
gence, but a Kensington man tells a
story which seems to show that oc-
casionally they are up to a trick or
two. Next to his house there Is a
vacant lot covered with a rank growth
of weeds. These weeds bloom perio-
dically. bearing a yellow flower. At
such times the lot is crowded with
fowl which devour the blooms greedily,
One afternoon a short time ago the
Kensingtonlan saw two chickens enter
the lot, evidently looking for something
to eat. There was nothing In sight
save a solitary blossom. which had
withstood the onslaught by reason of
Its height. After • few vain attempts
to reach It by jumping. the birds dee
Estee and appeared to hold a con-
sultation. Then the first, leaping u0.
caught • leaf on a stalk and pulled it
down, thus bringing the flower within
reach of Its comr. The latter ap-
proached. ate what It considered • fair
shah and then relieved No. 1, which
Immediately finished the remainder of
the blossom.-Phlladelpt. la Record.
Sbakeepare's Low.
The writer Of a recent book of legal
anecdotes has unearthed some curious
testimony as to William Shakespeare's
knowledge M the 1lbgtbh law of his
time. says the New Tork Journal
Lord Campbell• a former lord chief
justice of £ngl•nd, in the year 1111
published a book entitled -Shake-
speare's Legal Acquirements." In
which he submitted three -and -twenty
of the thirty-seven plays to • some..
What close examination. and deduced
therefrom a large number at examples
Illustrative Of legal knowledge or ac-
quaintance with technical terms on the
part of test author. Abounding N are
them law phrases. points and meta-
phors. tee marvel is that they w
always sonnet* and appropriately
used. Ther. is Dever a mistake. "Whin
novelists and drsasatteta" says Camp-
bell. "are constantly making mt.lakee
as to the Mw of mansion.. Of wilt. and
OS inheritance, to wt•keepeare'e law,
lavishly N he propounds it, there ma
be so demurrer, so bill oft exnsptlrn.
no writ et error."
-res w an rttipe.enaew .
1 rpOrlmntts wickWYO. WON 10
w that In sews wikether the ell a t.-
ar)on hT ntgbt an (i.blparwd to that
hire takes place la to. day appear,
to be be tan rots rot wee le tip.
Mow N Mesa Wreta.
Day by day it le proved that kmetaris
sinke the none properties of the .tr we
breathe, toe water we debt. 0satt..,how-
ever, is soother matter, and Wows to all
who ewe Doom.,• seas. sad 11 es spsoially
required is dwelled with Media* dirt. Wasik
se in mamy Dewe syaes a»ag wale ba.Nrta
et their worth. The Inman Saimaa is 'sa-
lwoktly an extremely dirty monad the trait
whtub has passed thr.1 the heads ei the
meat immeshed may better sever be eaten
wit►wtelmosug. Sines drat tient holds
Joel hones of dirt, and when to this is add-
ed the eamdlieg .l mores of people It is
plots that Nass surfaces aawasb.d are not
fur any rational human sturimich. Kites
s*nwsurma 0•saul to exempt, l•et they
must mem soak ; osly let water rue o0
them, a were basket beteg the bast method o►1
.owned in tmaaedate possum off. Grapes
reyuie the name treatment, Wit t eituer
use only enough should be duet at once for
• meat
MUNICIPAL 000NOILB.
o. HORN L.
l'•rlow. Aug 27.
Tb. Cantonese council met in the tow•-
• t •u hall, members all present. Matas ot
...- u... tin/ were read and &trued. Norio.
eta 7...w 11,e o.-nncil to have the thistles
cut us the west y:.e, .. t of lot 7 us the ten
obs The Dark ea. t. tett to notify the
master to see that the tbisti. •lrryre out
M. Koberts promoted se mi..e.ue,* be-
twern the Huron and Ontario Ratle.) t
sett the towrh.p toe the right of why
to .wild a rade«) 0o the nada. TO. agree.
Weal. ores sign.,, and a bylaw pitmen 13
hest Ann. A pay ttiun was pre.rsted,alas-
a1 by a.w.M* til ratepayer* living no the
sole Ilse ea the rear of A Sandie' farm, oak-
um the seemed wisdom e1.. Sands to build
a wt.* Naar in.a'.d ot the hoard fence he
tm about to greet. The petition was grant -
ed. Toe following* account* were ordered
t., t. .1 : Nm McWilliams, burying two
sneer, 11 ; Wm. Smith, making stone ham-
mer ...Pairing scraper, $1.36 ; Munite •
p.I Wane Repeater. B N sad D.. and 50
dog tags, $4 77 . '' R.. cher, 90 loads of
grovel, 14 50: N s•. *. !:-. b sheep killed by
end. $14 John \t.l e... ode fur James
Hamilton, 14 66 ; A;... 1)oa... -on, cutting
weeds, $2 ; John B.rker, pickle,. -onset tiff
Ituuiop's HUI, 01; .1 he Barker, len !Atom
• .Iveirt at Station], 3 'i Moved 1 y Sao un)
Porter. se..nsded ty A A Young, that a
bele. he paned. levying • eo' o'y rate
1 b mills, • tnwush.p rate of 1 2 and • spoo-
ul rate of 1 3, also sufficient n.tes to rats
the *mosots teetered for schooi purpose* in
the township. The council •djmornod to meet
* gate August 21st at 3 o'clock 1 v.
Tp. Clerk.
It has Imes estimated that,uu an average,
four persons are killed and forty injured
*very week u the err.- ca til tee metropole.
Switzerland is the osis civilized isometry
in the world witch miaow. uu patents for to-
wn 1101*.
There as oothiog t.• prevent anyone me-
mo ing • Mill firs and canine It '• sarespar-
ids," toad then is nothing to prevent ar
one ■peuJ.i.,t . Wti Wu...u.o g the stuff
but pradeat people who w'.h to be sure of
their rose dy, t.k• Ayers sereapsrilla, and
w get curse.
Neatly &It double flowers originally grew
wild in field to forest ; they a etc discovered
among *heir nee, feikw• .sd introduced
in''' Lb. gar des T1.. floret, however, can
pimento d..ulle flo. •nam. He watches this
tendency in u.iu.• 11 a fl...., usually has
hire petals, anti M u..00.. r. t Mt w'me of
the stamens b.v. • petal -I ke c' ars ter, the
pollen is taken tree those 'flowers and
used 10 fertilise Bower• to a ,...rmoI ersd*-
ttoa. Thu teen•-ucy, u000 started, to then
gives to the pr..se0y.
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SIOp'.
1 ‘I 11\011 11K
�ILE.SIHE't1A1Qtf(a�
Mold b t)oderioh by J. S. DA WIIi.
CASH for -BUTTER aid EGG3
hers .1111 a few
DRY000DS
STRAW HATS
w sine
I ssellisg at • duction in otiose
At the
Gash Grocery.
gJ. HOILTOI,
esu. Menrealee stet* Noris.
PAlNOAKE BREAKFAST
Ji* Oa Meg fee tees nesse N the yore. 1f
Yet Mara sower seabed tele beders, yew win
whom yea have hied seen of ser PAN-
CAKE cinema. .appk.lented wale
e ms et ore
PURE MAPLE SYRUP
Gag
nmsemi COFFEE
Weise lee sed seeds prtsmsbl.
O.A. NAIRN.
You ran feel brighter and do more
work by drinking
"LUDELLA"
CEYLON TEA
Lead Packets only. From Grocers and General Storekeepers.
H. Pt ECKLRDT & ' lc. 111.111 c'e lgentsa
7m lar
1 n Buying a Bl C; YCLE,
it pays to
BUY THE BEST.
And doubly so when the best cost, no more than one not so
good.
T11
Common
dense
is one of the hest wheels manufactured in
Canada.
The Ladies' Wheel
62.3a)
being constructed on principles to. give the
greatest possible contort in riding.
A number of second hand whew '., in good repair
at low pricer.
FOR 8.'ILE BY
GE ). W. TI; OM3ON,
POTMAHOFF TEA.
This new blend of tea for family
use is now on sale is: our store. .
We have also the finest in
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
and keep on hand full lines of best Family
Groceries, and the most reliable in Dairy
Produce, Seasonable Fruits and Vegetables.
Sr�.URDY, EROS.
The (,roCers, on tie Square.
BETTER TIS ban COLD
IS A BUSINESS OR SHORTHAND COURSE
it MIS
For.. Cit v Busire. College
We have leased the whole of the third floor of 'he stew'..M.C.A. building and are haring
1t fitted op sepeet&lly for our work. Amide ofering & superior o00ree of instruction, vee
tare advantages possessed by Mao otter sol volts N- ,stege Ontario.
College Rs -opens Sept. Write fbr Particulars
J. W. WEST ERV ELT, Princip&L
USE
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MATCNES.
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