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THE1mt3Tf NAT.: GUDERICH ONT.• THURSDAY- MAY 20. 1897
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Ottawa. May t-Xite preo,edwgs los
the House today opened in sue moons -
ally genet manner. This is private ttweer-
bere' day, the first complete day afforded
since Boater for the promotion of Orn
yam Ieeielatiuu. Quite a mustier of
petv.te bills were read a second time.
Ln reply to Mr. Clarke. Mr. Laurier raid
"1 have ratans W believe that the Do-
minium Kithib akun authorities have been
informed by the Mintetet tat Agrie')lture
that the Government does not see its
way to give any Inaucial aid to the Do-
wiiivo Mehibition this year-" Mr. Mc-
Dougall naked: Waist was the rote of
duty on Scotch and English ouol im.
w,rted into Canada under the old tariff 1
What is the rate under the now tariff
for the tint year? What will the rate
be after the first year under the new
tariff? Mr. Laurier. iu reply, said the
rate of duty under the old tariff was W
cents a ton. The whole matter was
under consideration, and a further an-
noune'eme'nt will be made. In reply to
Mr. -McLennan iGlengarryl, Mr. Laurier
Raid the cost of estabjabing the binder
twine factory at Kingston was $40,28).
There were employed in 1894 four WS -
el r', aggregate eateries f3,1120,nnd about
40 couviets. In 18110. Three °Meer,. as-
gregate salaries $2,800. and about 40
tons -iota. Sales had been made this year
to the Hobbs Hardware Co. The ails
includes the actual output up to An-
gnst 1 • approx•1n.ntP quantity sod, Mil
tone. Ap the geode have not vet been
placed U1MH1 the market. the poke can-
not be ,heels .public. at present Tb••
term, and conditions of sale are esi.h
on deiivcry.- No conditions bare Aeon
exacted. The keen competition of The
tient few years. and the lowering of, -the
duty in 1 have made this uuiwcrs-
nary. The Matter of stilt. continuing to
nuenuf'aeture hinder twine is ander con=
eidersitlon ..t the Government Sir Chao.
Tiip(wr moved for s copy of schedule B.
Showing the recommendations Of the
'Treasury Board. as submitted) by thr
report of the Council to flu Exrellen••y
the Governor-General on t11e' etb and
rtlt of July, Ii(90. and intended to he.
approved by him. Laid npon-the'tahle of
the Hno.e het swbk,n, with a state-
ment of the action taken by the Govern-
ment no. each of these appoint/nests. art
made by the paid order -la -Connell so -
proved by His ExeuHenev. or where ne
a.4{nn has been taken. the rearm ,'for
SOME STRIKING RESULTS OF TME
WAR WITH JAPAN.
Lomita( flea Areassl to the' blesamety al
l.earal.g tragllth-Itiere I ,or show■
te ClertieluIty-W rk for Mt.1egartes
la Teaelses.
Despite the pea.im)stio views of sev-
eral foreign writers ua China, their
Judgment that the Marquis Themes
faith in the awakening of Chian. tgs°
only an enthu.tast's vislun,'the moult .
of tits war with Japan have brougt..
changes which would be rernarttabie in
any European country and are little
abort of miraculous In leu oonaervative
an empire aa the Middle Kingdom.
At fat It wan difficult to convince
even Intelligent Chinese that China hal
suffered at the bands of Japan one of
the most crushing defeats of modern
times -et defeat more shameful and
humiliating than ter•ances endured at
Sedan, because, Japan is not much:
larger or str•onngger.tkan any one of a
half do;en provinces of the nation that
she conquered. '
But after Vl kroy Li returned an.' -
the facts became. generally known
among the educated .issues there was
a revulekhn of feeling which. in the
slow ttay In which ab things move In
China, has pow brought about moult,
that would Wave been regarded as vis-
ionary two years ago. Tib moat im-
portant result in the edict calking Eng-
lish compwsory m the higher school: -
of the leading provinces. Even tin:
Marquis Tseng would not have had
the hardihood to predklt such a rafntzt
as this ten years after he wrote •hfe
1sm,uu review .w•tteie. And this -edict
iitvuded a command for the tesohing
.)t Western sciences. This radleal
change of system has been produe-d
by -Lae war. but It may not be emirs
to ask how much df it le due to the
slow influence of the English. L'or•
elm% misetoharies have been labor
Ing ter years to open the minds of the
Chinese literati to tale defect. of their
national Intellectual staining.
May travelers and a few pubtic)eta
tta a woken tlfppgetly of the rileagr'
regatta of mia.Leaary work In China
On the surface much of their acrid
0000frgqmmeat /Lama tqo true. Wh014 an
aat(loa1. .. •the converts Is roads tt
.presents a pitiful figure beside the ex perch n &terse. Atter remarks by St'r
.pitalbsna..of lite. enthttalaam ani! C'leceisa Mr %nt.r and Mr, istitrior.
money, which bee been lavished by tbe.moticar wan carried. rind in Mr. Moe -
go maty 'Maslen aovleties. Yet 4ny tin's motion for papers relating to the
- ,--era-
old mingle/Lary to China will telt 4np pct 1 smith branch from loathtwtrt
- -.
Ming quality of religious lnatructton aid (Kinds) moved the adiournmeat of
es even At characters that. appeared the Melte. Tin Hose ndj.wvned at
bey4}�rnid t�� �r�reieh of all setter impalh--_IIiinck.
ra. EspeelsNy npOn the young this re'
Hakim teaching has had d deep tie
en. of the
p'eriadtca) outrages against missionar-
ies has been without some nonny ex-
ample of the devotion of ..00nvertf •10
•• their teachers' and gutty,. In the new
Chrintfeli 1H,,,..
The new asrnelgieaP- la..It7•g11sh s4tr
Ostia* at (lana M Mire to tome." the
lmportattee of the ">L1Ktasb and Ameri-
can rattatonarlei. The reit/limy mis-
sions will be centres of education in
English, h science, and In foreleg lit-
erature, nod an opening will he strode
to faftuentlal families for tut: re and
governeree,. The prominent men Sri
Cbla.Jtfie"' long felt the n eeewtty of
a knowledge of Engflah. and most M
there understand the language fair-
ly
airly wen, though they may make no et -
fort to speak h. This 1s the case with
Lr Hung Chang. who picked up many
things not intended tat brie ears toy
his pretence that,he could not under-
stand Eagileh. There ere Qtanp fat -
Cirri posts open to Chinese who know
Flattish and Fveneh, and even in offI
- clal posts In Chinese cities whish base
a foreign quarter the ability to speak
Englleb Is a great advantage to Vice-
roy or Taoist - - tt
The opening of sebobM ffi this vari-
ous missions In . China is sure Lo give
religious teachers a far strung -Pr hog)
than they have ever been able to ek
cure -over the bent slam, of youths. It
h the -working flames,- --terataty;--'tn
whoa they have appealed, but mow
�.. they will to brought rte intimate 1ig-
1atioes with the .sonft of the official
clam. Bow great has been the cb age
M sentiment among 4)1,eirati taweed
foreign missions and Ity 1r
shown In a letter re'eeatly sent by a
city mairisfir rte of 8ungttlang to the
Rev. W. 13. Burke, a mtrslonary M that
place. Mr. litmke had seat.the Chinese
official a number of ).solo published by
the Sorl.Bty for the D4Rurlun of Chris-
tian and General Knowledge, Including
the Rev. T. Rielitar ' t .• . . -
a, tieefey,-
tures of revesal Western aattens. with
ruggestlo ns in regard to their Intre-
(uction in China. The magistrate 4:r -
elated he had read, the books carefully.
and tied then given them to kit ante
to read. He dwelt on the •prteelptes
• tbe old Chinese morality, based nn
__Alostfveiu.'a teachings. and eXPrelet'd
regret that Chinese, through ignorance,
have spoken bar4bly of (vhrlsttonity
Japan, he Med as a country that war
oath Buddhist. but is now half Chrie-
thin. and he attributed mach of the
remarkable progress and developmewt
Of the Japanetae to on face that their
-minds had boon awakened by title new
religion, an that tber were able to mI'Pt
foreign nations on equal terrine. lite
letter closed with the hope that Mr.
Burr may make many convert, to
Christianity and promote Moser rela-
tions between Clans and the Western
nations.
Such a letter as tht.w••eM not have
been written by a prominent Chinese
geial ten years ago• Equally stwng
ol of recent change In sentiment Is
furnleh.d by the chief examiner of the
1R•ovinoe of Hunan. who Is laboring
tl9- trtttoduce the Eng1lph bgoks which
Sitio meant/ate of lunglWtag so warm•
be understood fully when It in added
that Hunan for many years wan the
centre of anti -foreign prejudloe at,1
was the last province to hermit the
introduction of the telerraith system.
It was also the imam M Chau Hen,
who pntAlehed the infamous books si-
tuating Christianity, which led to fbe
fatmc.htilen and Wusth outrages on mitt
. innieiew. The reading .r good 'Cor-
nea books promisee to acennse4t.h more
In flu next decade hi awakening China
than all other influences coesblaed. It
to sure 4', reform their me'thnds of edu-
cation and it may even put hnruaty
into their *yawn of government and
jsstloe into their .et tnletratlon orf the
law, -New York lien.
The Pram' et Wale 41111 • name
A statement was recently made by
e to prominent evangelist at a politic
norenilnat to this city that the Waco
.1f Wales had been obliged to withdraw
from the )daaonle fraternity because
tppe F'r.ernascme NM not believe in the
Bible. A Boston Marion, who stanch'
higb In the order, addrwre.d a Inter e t
iesetdry to the Prince regarding the
trisect,. A reply has Nat been tw".ty-
Pet frmn Reward Letchworth. Arend
e•oretary of the Unit Grand Lodge
cif England. Is winch b. says : 1 .1
.tesired to state tbee say report that
MIs Rotel liattrnem, lima withdrawn or
e.oatewap)stes Ltthdrawiner Moth his pm
. tans .•t (trend Wastes 1s a pari n.
betaataon. Tim statement made 14y the
reHHgloaa teaettar towhett refer is
~he t scute t--aAst tap/ee',J�.
Ottawa. May 4.-fioon after tbe Snook-
er teak the chair this afternoon Mr. It
W. Jaaarwn. the recently -elected hymn -
her fee Winnipeg, w•1'r introduced by Mt.
i.narier and Mr. Siftoe and took his
w•at amid Iuvd appluunr troth ,the Gov-
wnooelt begchtw The tot owing bi11e
we're- int odttred and read a3 tiro( time
Respecting the -Men real Bridge 0.9m -
pant, Mr. Bole'yevt: respecting the (treat
Fasters/ Itai way Company Mr. lime -
vent : to ined.rp orut. the Colombia had
Wesiero Hallway Company, Mr. Poe -
tack. The ilouse then went into Com-
mittee of Supply. Mr. Bain acting as
,MtSrmaa. A dhmber of items 'for the
IMterior went were, after diacus-
don, The committee rose and
the. adjourned.
Ottawa, May b. --The attendance of
tneember% to -tiny wad fidr y good. Bills
were introduced by Mir Henri July de
Letbinier•e to make the Qtnen'a Meth -
der a perpetual holiday (from the Yoe -
ate). and by Mr, Bell (Pietoal, to amend
chap. 20 of 54 and us Vktoria both of
which were read a first tittle. )dr. Davin
httidacwj a bill to amend .hap. Mt of
5r. and 56 Victoria (the Criminal Code),
which provides. that once n plea of jam-
fication in an action for tibia has bona
.et amide the plaintiff may net renew the
action,, and also that the libeller, if he
fails to prove his charge. may at once
be put on trial for that. The bill was
mad a first tinw. Runty qui -odour' reh-
a," to disminaais were caked and an-
twe,erd, and Mr. Davis resurrected the
Emmert tura, and the motion for pa-
per.. ea.ricrl. Rome mail euntaneb and
poeVtiice efinmi*saln were under review,
and two hills reeeivcdl their third seed-
ing without diaeuaaion or optwatkkin. Mr.
Casey's bicycle baggage bill was read a
meeahhd time and referred to the Railwey
* ientriU4'g. 11r. Iletin nwmrd the de-
bate un Dr. 11e4d's motion to favor tit a
bones 10 the farme•rm or a cent a pound
on Ranh ereamery butter exported to
'epreekee.-
Mepaas. McMullen and Broder. Mr.
lesnrie•r gave an ' aaantwne.• that there
would he another opportunity afforded
to speak on ihi4 question and the de -
hale was adjourned, The House ad-
journed at 11 p.m.
Ottawa, .'Nay 13. --The firm iocident in
to -day's action et the Hoose was the
prywmatiou of Mr. McClure, member -
elect for t)okbenter. by Messrs. Laurier
and Fl.lding - A debate on the Hudson
Bay expedition was precipimted by gees -
lions propounded by Mr. Richardson.
Mr. Davis replied, after which ILt.
I►avin moved the adjournment of/the
Ho and the dila-umbel was con su-
ed. The motion was lo.t. The Beams-
ville poMofSce diwmntsol was again dta-
cnaad, and 41,. Mc('Ie•arj s motto') for
papers therewith wax carried. TheHouse adjourned at 11.50.
Ottawa. May T. -At to -day's session
of the Il..nne a number of private bills
were advanecd a stage. Mr. Tarte ex-
plained Ilia eyatPn1 of diamisaais of Dins
0311a guilty of offensive partisanship, and
thed the House went int (oftmittee of
Supply and paused a number of Items.
'rhe 1.111 to incorporate the Mining llrv,h
oyy.ownt Adyiaur •l, lAritish
A m.•rii n, "fflf1t 1** Marotta
time, and t�frnm the genote •o-iult
IN: a livors, to Ado►nide Alyrtle nI ears
e.•1• read it limn t.a4P. AAfter passim:
several items in supply atter ruceNthi
douse• adjourned at 12 o'clock.•
.
144aee.l ft Sean
St Thoma', May J. -Thi- I1omnlion
(:ot,•rinneut .tcaurahlle Petrel urrite.l tat
Port Stanley from ltondeaa Inst night.
WYhe'tt aleekt midwnv and 15 miles (ram
chore, Cnpt. Wool noticed three Ami-ri
can 1010 is Canadian waters. After
further int.dtt'action he di.eovgnrl their
nets and e.t:tnndl 77. containing about
a ton end a half of fiat, prineipalty
pickerel and herriftly. The captor* ia
worth about $4(), and the fish wen' di-
et to Brown Baoa. of Port Stan -
P( y.
plgas•tat'ter A..her Teras Is rwlsea
Kingston. Ont.. May 9 -Oe Friday
an ex -convict went to Vtlnlee talent
hired himself to Wiluarn Allem sad we
*need a horse and rig to go to the ferry
dock to techs lila thank. He brought
tie rig to KMgntou end started weat-
ward. The here was traded between
hem add N•pane.. The boggy hes
b - n located In the Canthbell house
N.paoee. Th. pollee lope to mesas the
exebnvlet before maty beet,.
angel. "peewee's Mlle
�s�•t Msy a--*Itg10 am
w ei Pelt her. art .t q��
veil lettt pdice �sae midi et
la theft
- Taarwseth aortae.
TtI1e
dassiritptisa of to Tiw*ertas gives
in Thu Public &heel Aerioultaee ie all right
e• jar .e it Ages, Mt I would add.that Tam
worths . s very decoati ve in weight, We -
math .e they always wash mare than lar
appear to (A one setae, to my naiad. A
dealer wneh lay* tbou..nde of top pat a
four s.ontha' *Id Tamworth low at 190 lbs.,
but whoa we/abed she turned she amass at
166 lbs. )
The eaPot of the T.mworths is sot es
lone .e It appears to be. I tied. in meow -
mg 1t with tum moats of Dome of the other
breeds .t swam, Whet the Tamworth's snout
IA tau 10011er, 11/ proportion to the weight o
tis, bog. than any other snout.
I''b• Tummies are pod geezers. and en t
n o. teeny lett elf their test. 1'oey are test
growers, .ad Often weigh 200 Ib.. at five
mouth., thus making quick returns. --
Aoothsr qualitiatIoo a that they produce
Ljg prupurtieee of leen meat. The pork
curers, as well as the general po91w, are
disoriminMiue more rad more w favor of
leen pork, and tau is the groat eh.rsoteris-
ttio of die T.m worth.
1►.ery fernier kuowe what a good thing it
1s to have quiet mothers to .oy kind of
*tack. The 'Tamwortb pows as mutters ars
very docile. They are &ho very prolifio,
usually having from ten to fourteen pita at
• litter, the pigs frequently weicning fear
pounds eaoh *hen forum ed. The sows are
also very good milkers -Fuming.
,*nary Pard.
la prepsriou epri.og chickens tor early
markets, says Farm and 13ome, do not lose
digit of the tact that the trade demands
.[seed wergsyisay 14 to 2 pound.; little
obeaku are akdalreab.e and usually uoprof-
dente.
Farm and Fireside: The keeping of poul-
try does not interfere with gardenias, 4x•
coot when the seed. are ID the grained.
A t r the planta are well uodet way the
he..a wtll prefer the young and tender grass
and weeds; and while some of thegardeo
plsni. may be fates also, yet Mere will be
•
lace cumber of Insects destroyed. If
gee.n fond Is plentiful the ben. will do but
male d.Ioege. A ben with • brood of yoaug
ohwkks will tiud many worms end insects
that would perhaps do more damage than
that iztlicted by the bee and brood.
0n. pound of out green tone, says Farm
and Fireside, fur a d..sen hen. ono. • day,
whtth should not coat over one Dent • pound
will eroduoe more epos than Ave times et
ma h grain.
t'o give green tood to fowls oondned in
#.4s u- meet- be ooasidered that the birds
ink the grass, and minuet utilize it unless
a is cut Sae or 1. given as e piece of eon.
rut the fowls in yards tor two weeks to
fatten Mem before moiling. This 1s urged to
prevent loss. When the market a full only
s class of poultry Delle -those that are fat
Ia dealing with you.g turkey., sega
Feria and Fireside, look for Los every day,
as a lame louse on the head of • yoaug Cor-
k.y will kill it
F•,n. ead Perseids: Goers seem to be snf-
Bolentty wise nee to prang forth their y000u
oro .ones, bat 'bey hatch the goslings Duly
enough ion lose .euro of thorn ualmo the
fsrmer ie careful The goslings are cos end
e a•b down, whish allows them to b.eow.e
(milled if they ge on Fronde of cold water be,
hire they are well feathered. By keeping
th.•m away from water while t•eyare young
they .hoal1 thrive, and no leases occur, u
they are u.ual:y hardy, and have rood .p-
6 termer of Clare Comity, Mich., bee
found that he con increase the egg leyin,
abilities of his hens iy feeding to them old
n'worriment tors to boa and soaked in soar
milk until the whole hemline a pulp. The
hems, it le said, 1 he t be new toed.
If you ask • per.oe's advice follow It. If
you don't mean to mho to do not bother them
with silly que.•ticne.
(hl is s'. loaf •• to be poured on troubled
wa'er. A. • . • •a •pptwobes a she'.I filled
1.4111 0111510 b. Bred from a Ruta to its dire°.
.tee- The *hell will be perforated with
e mail holes, so that the oil will continue its
work for . grsarer length of time than
could otllerwi.e be the taw.
TlTmewa ,.•sura` AS DM Wreak'
L00000, May 8, -The Geeat_ Western
hallway has bans so encouraged try ties
success of ta. soma liners In making Ply-
mouth a port of coil that it le now engaged
upo/4 _Iterser asheme0. It Is bettered t0 be
41,0 intention to induce the Canard CAM -
pa ny to lend its mails end passmserr at
that pert 'glee Cunard people will
. M mm anI at-__ mag.-_. haze -gyp
It Is oedaretood that the 44044tH o
is• nt111 open.
Three Nis nkelMaas
Qnebe'e, 11Lay 6.-Woikmf�sIs�� engaged
In the proloogetion r.t 1414: Llkn-street
came aerosol the skeletons o thhhree bod-
ies on the McMahon si.l.• of the fc.rt:ti-
nations. The bodies were n9 those of
big meq, one of them r.raouritig 'no *re
than six feet three tnebr s.
(1tb.wwt, M.P., will ds the memory work.
Ofacials of the Mlentgan Central and
Canadian Pacific hallways met et Ham-
ilton to perfect the plans of the joist op:
Motion of the T., H. tad B. line. ii
is said the C.P.I. trains will start reli-
ning between Toronto and Buffalo on
laity 30.
At its emisiod' In Chicago the National
Association of Railway Surgeons chang-
ed his name to the Iaternat:to.al Asaocta-
tloi, and elected Dr. Hutchinson of
Montreal, first vice-president, and Dr.
Riordan. of Toronto, chairman of the
Committee of Arrangements. The next
meeting will be held in Toronto.
e:AaCALTI4..
Mr. Edward Coleman of Seuley's Bay
was drowned near Morton.
(Aeries O-"01113. -MOM al
Ottawa by a cab driver, died from his
isjur4ea.
The family of Mr, looepb Alford of
Chestervi ie were thrown out of the car-
riage
arriage by the horses running away, and
a aoeng ebUd was killed.
ltisrdd Fetberetonhaagfi, the seres-
yeear-old sea of Mr. S. B. Fetberrton-
ustt. was k111ee1 on the street railway
truth on �padina avenue in Tomato.
Last Friday debt Fred P. Hatrt:aan,
son- ot,-Mr, C W. Hartman, franker, of
Clarksburg, Ont.. while returning home
atter a short ride on his bk,ck, ma into
a vehicle. Be died Runde/ as the re-
mit or his aedulaist.
Mr. W. F. (aarepbell• Ontario Ruuppet',►
iatesdeat oe Bonds, arrewh tcg at a pnbtir
meeting, told the people of Ottawa (bit
their s an. woes thea any contw-
akre roadie.
TM Nnstaslip Mentemrsa of the
Elder Dempster Lige, wbieb galled tens
hoatroal for Loudon, lad eta board the
first e[aidgrtmeat e1 beffdiaiwawniaterial
for the Canadian building at
The *milers of the Oaaadlan
.ties which will start shortly to tort e
ikredee
toammiioaednavigability ofHadom haat to 111111M•h
• g 100 ngety ter the porpclea
noveyelpty *Ma e=0
flshr are at preemie
rtaod)11.
1tr. G. W. PAW *Mario Mahar.
of Brhteatien. la aa &harm to the etu-
des* and teat ee the Reeilea1 and Moth%
veinal. et Ottawa, said that the Mersa'
sAneI tars would h a theft time be
._ Mat lyes. tea lased* et Drat
41..1._"0.111 ,611* a mama �
TIMELY FACTS ABOUT WIEEOI.
It bas • waist/ea of 2.187,9044.
It M salted •' Hells" by its people.
It leas wares of 114,977 gleam alba
The mesa temperature of timers is 64 de-`
gree. Fareabeia
About one-half of the population are sr-
rioalturists sod shepherds.
The collimate km two pwaltarltses -the
hest in femme, and the sold is winter are
far* more iateese than those of asp other
oousay in the world lyi W in the same lat-
itude. 0,14 oaoe remarked that in travel-
ling through the Mona In Marais be head
summer In Moments, sprbgh I.a.oaia
mad whiter la Arcadia, wItheat barna
moved beyond • ratline of 60 miles."
la the as,risesame-
Rummage the premises previous to heath
oleaotee. and -
Give same .tteatiou to the cast-off cloth-
ing.
Dover fuotstoola with remnants of ohiatz
and carpets.
Give the old furniture a coat of enamel
sod make it do dw..y in odd °ornate up•
stairs.
Utilise clothing wkioh is very much -worn
by tearing Into stripe and having it woven
utterer, or mate.
Hite clothing that cannot be cleaned and
made over, dyed, and begin • fresh sxlst-
es.0e under another oolor-
It you are beyond the need of economy.
remember that there are thoughsd• who will
be grateful tor made -over dresses and " rag
rugs"
THE FEMININE DIPLOMAT.
The feminine domestic diplomat is • pan•
sou of utlimited tact and goad muse She
has what not to do red/rood i o a wimoe,aa I,
.Dove a11, .he is attractive. It is obeervei:
That she is e martyr.
Tbat .he Dever apolorisee for the food.
That she never describes her aches sat
paint.
That she lets everyone haw deign of
their own.
That see never dwells on usple•saot re-
miniecehsers.
That she niter oommnnioates spy sews
ltefore dlnner,t
hats r ale.•
))• polo• and oordW M
the ehtldreare !ri•atie. -
That disorder of a weaponry Nature dN
not visibly disturb liar.
That she trey* /corrects the ohildrei h
tbe presence of any perms. even the family.
T1tat when thi famiff'4r tribe threatens
she knows how and whoa to deftly change
the subject!.
!'b.s she trots rid o! a giNei wig bares bet
by simply folding up a livupapor and the
other never ■.apeots.
That she haver divulges her methods.-
Illuatrated Amseice., I
TO PARENTS ANO TEACHERS.
He wire takes the child by the heed
taker the mother by the heart.
I esteem it better to keep children in awel
by a sense of theme than by fear.-Totol• ■I ALL cte(Rala-She.
Use.
Your ens is safe just in proportion se you
develop the whole nt him, and deuterons i•
proportion .s you stunt him.
Your child needs sympethv as much as it
needs bread. The soul is often hungrier
than the;body, but no shops can sell it
food.
CANCER CURED
-AND A-
LAE SAVED
By the Persistent Use of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
••I was troubled for years with a
sore on my knee, which several
physicians, who treated me, called a
saner, assuring me that nothing
could be done to save my lift. As
a last resort, I was induced to try
Ayer', Sarsaparilla, and, after tak-
ing a number of bottles, the sore
>u:
began to disappear and my general
health improve. I persisted in this
treatment, until the sore was en-
tirely healed. Since then, I use
Ayer's Sarsaparilla occasionally as
a tonic and blood -purifier, and, in-
deed, it seems as crouch I could not
keep house without it." -Pere. S. A.
FIELDS, Bloomfield, Ia.
AYER'S
TM Olde World's fair Sarsaprila.
Prior's P411s Rngulato the Liver.
.d cigarette below put into their month.
After the that or mond phf trem the oiKar-
rate they remain motionless and centimes
smoking and puffing until the entire orgar•
ett• L consumed. The thick gouda of
smoke drive away the insect pests like
18.1410,
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11111
CEYLON TEA
Me. and lees.
As the Sunday school teaohersite among
his boys he ought to my to himself, " 1f
God be not here, why am I here!"-Spar-
geos.
Yon m.v ae well expeot to dream a hones
er a ship Into being as to expect, to build
u p the habits of boys by easy iudiffereuce
and well-wishing.
It is computed that there are 30,000,000
of girls in India ander fifteen, and that only
one-third of a million are ander any sort of
instruotlos• •
Do not break your boy's spirit. By na-
ture he is not play that falls and Battens,
but an indierubber ball that springs up
every time it fall,.
" Dee% touch," generally is a bad rale.
Children have a t.aoh•hnnge,, and it must
n eeds be gratified. But a wise mother
would superintend the oper&tioa.
A sleeping babe ! V bat a sight for any
,411.&, to !nimbi.. arpeof&11T for shoes wee
hays in large development the large beauti-
fd lots of ohlldrea-God's gift to woman•
hood.
Then spek• lbs angel of mothers
Ts me rn • gentle teas,
"Be kind to the ebild,sa of others,
And God win blase thine own,"
0RI8P AND CASUAL.
Brows cam to be vary popular with
seamy of the yosneer society girls.
It is calculated that 196,000 women are
employed as dressmakers in Paris.
tallorm.de ,ir1 never wears ooil•r
that are seep the tiniest trifle targe for her.
Forty-two sew islands bays appeared (by
aid et vole&aio .otic.) during the present
santegy
Of all •the •wfal things • boom. -made Ewa
jacket is the wont, sad yet the wood* are
fell of them.
The French Government is propesbe to
pat • tax ea people who &dicers to 414.4, old
este-repnblioan titles.
The tt.I.erslty Prase Of Oxford has ap-
pliances fee printing la tae b segesi�asd.,
fifty diterenehnirsagss, _
The [steme of the industrial psilLtfon
of Great Britain hes grows io goy years
three times taster than tbe populations itself.
Flower, are now artiesl.11y pertained by
subjeaNng them to a bath of osrbonio *aid
lee charged with the areeas&ry essential
oil.
Meek Anthem anises average ter the
ads* male Ave fast six inches, but the
Amadeus, Raaiarde and Portuguese jest
un sheet of this .se.dard.
Ti. two does of se. human fetes art
sever alike. Ie two oases out of dye the
eyes ars sal of Ilse, tae y* stronger than
the Mbar, or On riebi ear higher than tib
1e1t,
Old-tesbteeed beauty books 'dyne tbs sem
of ettawberre isles to make rad teethe.
This is • seseonable hist for theft seem b
rouge of the regular sort -Philadelphia!!
Ttmw.
latent marriage in ladle eer4tly thews
e. sig, of dying ami In Lower Bssgo'
slew there are sow 34332 ata•n.d girl.
sad 67440 married bays wader time years sf
sr. Insides se... 7,000 widows. while sear -
▪ 4,000.000 54,1-wty* are seder are yeas
Md.
There are hoed la Tomsk lsg he masa
serious of MWrsehema, eke glass bu111Me1ea
by re se Lore Este. They aused te deisw
away sasegNte•e by a eery edgiest sera*.
/r. Theme er Mar eft the help an take.
.4 p M the mime lei a is.a Rib&
Victim
Of what ?
Rheuma-
tism? No,
A rail road
accident?
No. Acy-
clone ? No ; );
tee is the vic-
tim of a poor
BICY OLE,
which was represented to him
being just as good as ours.
OIIR
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X11
CIODASIOE
STEAM BOILER WORKS,
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
Smut•,, Oarg1ML • �.eli,
manntsetures et WI klads et
BOILERS,
Smoke Stooks, Salt Yaws, Sheet Info
Works, eta, (do.,
And Dealer in -
Engines, Me pinery Casttnp, as.
All sines of Pipes as- d I'tpe Fittlag.,
Steam sad Wat•r (burse, Globe Velem,
Check Valves, Insplratoas, Ejeotere and' la.
jeotefs Uooe.nUy on Head at Lowest
prA�sl line of Steel Water and Hog
Troughs for use of farmers and other..
Repairing promptly atten- ded to.
a8
A. S. C83TSTAL,
!IM ly P. e. Box 3!, Ooderi.n,
Benmiller Nursery
The Business heretofore carried ea by
the ler. Saha 81. -wart at the
named Nursery, Village of
willbeserried ea as urinal by D1Illiiring; .
APPLE, PEAR, PLUM
and CHERRY .TRS.
Evergreen Trees a Specialty!
The stook is complete. and Intending
purchaser" will and It to their advant-
age to purchase home-grown trees In-
stead of ordering from a dlst•see.
A Pine Assortment of Hot -Hoose
Planta, Hanging Beakets, and Bedding
Plants in Season,
orders by Mall promptly attended to
JOHN STEWART BSTATE
BENMILLER NURSERY.
Do You W axt
ott►ttll► i, g, XLtb
-Fete '�o1wt�►�r -
H 1st l► -M W 1M City ¥lea Hath! _
al Ilea t,01 lad that •
WE LEAD IN CHOICE MEATS
We can satisfy the most fastidious tauter,
our prices snit everybody. We here every
thing In the Meat line
Fresh Meats
Spiced Meats - -- -
Cooked Meats '
Cured Meats
Smoked Meats
Prepared Meats- -
ad MOM kind of sausage made. Hee s!
/peel Masa If yon have not yet beam w
the City Meat Market, do not f►il to tan seg
glee ear speedo.' 8aturdav display your Inas►
ilea.
ANDREWS BROS. & CO.
Spring is ai Hand.
Se be prepared to meet it with s
;ood Hat or Oap when it seam
Ws have put in stock all the latest
Styles of Spring
(1l i'
are made by a firm who under-
stand their business and give the
customer the best value for his
money every time. Buy a Wel-
land Vale, and save a repair bill
this season.
DAVISON & Co.
Oakes, Pies, Tarts.
Ready for the Rush.
Call at D. CA14TRtole's, the leading
bakery, for your Party Cakes and
Puff Paste Tarts, Oyster Patties,
Mince Pies. Short &sad. All k.inda
of Cakes kept on hand. Orders lrt
by ten in the morning will be made
and delivered the same day.
Wedding Cake. -Ornamenting and
decorating of the latest designs with
a fancy assortment of Wedding Cake
Almond long a specialty
TD. �e telos�
Titin
FARMERS & TRADERS
(LIl►g 4ND ACCIDENT)
ASSURANCE COMPANY, ltd.
June 1. area, Prosiest,
Joint CAMPmau, Vies-Presdsat,
D. IL O taaates. Semseary,
1'. 1L. hale.. 4araugi.g Director,
BIAD OPIIQz, Bt. moms., (A.t,
ataFtal
8600,0OAt I
4140mts:useasteasermaweeji
HATS
which for uality acd price annot be
equalled. In stook are numerous al
sortments of the latest in
GLOVES COLLARS.
SHIRTS. HOSIERY.
MITTS. CU?FS
CAPS. 14T>1CKWEAR.
C. R. SHANE & Co.
The reliable Hat and Furnishing Itimperiam
Cartago & Fuel Co.
are prepared to handle Bag-
gage Freight and Household Ef-
fects with Dispatch at reasonable
rates. Dealers in all grades of
HARD
SOFT..
andC8mithing Coal
Wood and Kindling
c n to snit cnet'oiners and deliv
ered with promptness. ,'Order* so-
licited.
Tel spume 1941
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