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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1899-12-28, Page 3sa lye L-8 L-4 F-8 1-2 5-88 541 1.4 ace of t w, Im• at oee rice at at Der boo IW I to at the thee of 43((e to sold id al of Ores retell Fin - bite. d of 1,382; rr hO to h000ce died. Bonn balls. to Cwt.. skit.. Pc* 000 to aide belle bull., Y00, (2.2' is to w.75 12.50; mate. 4.251. id. *r 4 14.><•f 4 . ii. begs. Wolfe Dkoesl • De - lover ember to yl'1 err at lower oriole tract The :ham Cent.. rate w • ild tram e 28. a this Bra, I Mimes forinty Metre's I ring to le now 1 wan• wen• getive gid for week. ▪ CIO •meen M W T bout., Ito the Coffee ▪ galea mara Idol to would a large of from prices. allow Ire o1.1 vie ne- t The ed. Cbl 110 week Pr0'Inst hetil I*7 de IMP el • sate - le Area � at nM at factors• I the de mgaeabie leg dry 11 and seed for are ell at 4bo efeeter- s trl►18d't• elf• �, t'n-a.rt'a iIrgan,coggsgegriett *plug*, NOW THE KHALIF A DIED. Details of the Last Stand of the Fanatics. SA1 DOWN ANAITING DEATH. Thu force au* halted at Nellie, and a native ..tptaln war ensu., out with Jehadla irreitillare to recvn- nolLreh��tefned, havingWattthe �tTIP and lm the Moraine isumlhed eun- her Cup. Mahon.Ds, std eke Jehsha4 �l*,un- der Gosling% with four Maxima and pec, guns, went forward to end t1i derebhir&Ulrectl7 the dervishes, who were ly- lag tow in the bush, saw ]lelbon's form, they lumped up and uharged with all tapir our fire. and with *shaman% &huaten, of "Allah, Allah'!" They rushed up to within Kitty yards of the Rano. which dM great execu- tion, nod on Col. Wingate appearug with the Infantry to support Muh14u, they bolted through the bush, fol- lowed by cavalry and camel write The whet* deal (camp) was *wept by Colossi Wtngat.'a force. 400 of the (Serviette were killed and the ret -about 2.000 -got away with Fele. A gbereet quantity of grain under the taken., being found In anie tress twongst the dead were found two leen tied together by the arms, who had charged towards the guns and hOcl gut nearer than any others. On _ easeiry of premiere ODI. Wingate was Sold that these two were groat frteu'1r, and on seeing the Egyptian guns come up had tied tlemeelves by th.• arms with a cord, .wearing W reach the gum or die together. The Egyptian force halted at Ne- egan, the night of the 2. nd, and the sett da Cul. Wingate pushed on to El Oe� aa Ahmed Fedll and his ween ha4 _fi�tIe� In that direction E Xaet o the Risius. On arriving (;tilt Col. Wingate ascertained from a dkserter that the Khallfa was *otos aIle off, at a place called Ow Debelkw% and that It was be• Nord that Abed Fedil and hie nen hat pined him there. The Egyptian f.,rrn had NOW. since 4 p. m.. on the Let, mgrebsd otter fifty miles. They were therefore halted at Fl Gelid until night and started fur Om Debrikat at about 10.80 d. m.., the Kballfa's- force having been re- .vmnultred by an Egyptian captain with Joh/idle. who accurately lo- cated their position. Out. Wingate's here eget* bat ., seam - getianss. from the Dervish Camp, and tested for two hour,. having had a very dlfflcnit march from El tiered through thick bush, which had fre- quently to be rut. Bolero dawn the force had arriv- ed o*.* e*snnole knoll overlooking the oap.='sriWk was hidden by thick trees. ghee Figyptlaa forty premier - .4 remior- .4 w deed *Meese. The drums and berm of len Dervishes were heard In the early tnorniog. owl their wale )bbese cont# bo (*noir seen moving quickly about between the tern. At 5.15 c*e dervishes began to ad- , nolo tote attack.; ('olooel Wingate deployed, the guns opened fire. and the n'•lto0 soon became general. The der- %ish.a attempted to outflank the F.gyp*Iaes ea Muir left, but the fie woe too hod for them, and they failed. lan of hoar later Colonel Wingate :strand W whole line and swept throngs the dervish position for up- wards be two WIWI, until the (Dem) ,rap Was rsaeled. Tb.re In the vamp were the women and children, none of ,. nose bad been hurt io fire fight. The Hetes at oras sproed that thus K hoes was killed, with most of Itis :.tolls. Colonel Wingate then made '.ogee leg.trl.s, and immediately went to diel: spot where tit. Khania was e.%yd to be lying, On the way a boy of fifes," caught bold of Major Wat- ma's hand and said: "The Khalifs Is toad. 1 am his eon." He tem took Major Watson to the place where his father tay. There was the Khal1fa lying In his farwah (sheepskin), his JIbbeb riddled with bullets Lying over him were his two chief emir,. All Wad Hata and Ahmed Fedil. At each tilde of him were ten or n Amen of his chief emirs, and In front of this hes faith- ful bodyguard, all dead. While Colonel Wingate was looking at this terrible but noble spectacle of brave men dears n small man was seep to crawl oat from ender the .Into. This was Tunis Degheml, tM former Emir of Doagola. Alter a short time h. bsgsn to speak. and at length an - ties qua slobs put to him by col. Wingate. He said that when the 'tervtels failed to ontflesak tea Egyp- tians and began to ran before the. terrible fire. the Khalifs cause to his mere and said : '• I am not going away : 1 shall die hers I call on you to m*y by mee, and let m nips together.,. TT4b.eV�, a1w rtll, sad the emirs and body. guwTd'rlmnlned In front of their mas- ter. atsillell Mei together. The lifn toot his fa7wah (sheepskin), alt to pwn on 11, sed' calmly .waited the end. which was not long In corning. Directly It was known that the Khania was dead all the survivors cams In and surrendered. waging them being eboeka thowaad bleats who will make .ieellest soldiers. The whole number taken was snarly ten shore wand. rives thedbaBd were meim and the ranta*der Women aid children. Later b tete day, by the order of MainWingate, the nett an the elsln wiio were kilfe'1 weere where they. fell by their own perp with the proper eeresmoolal elite, lie IB a hematitel spot. hear a large sheet of water `ntrrounded by trees., and not Po vert tar (e Mise forty mils) from Abba island. the Cradle of Ileandlsm. Be Cured of Catarrh. CATARRHOZONE. New Scientific Treatment by Welch Diorama Parts of the Head, Throat p�� and- Lungs y( ' �a an ybee Reeekkeed.. WOW erie .uiiiiiti ha -ate TYC{TZV- day rho would gladly pay almost say remeasble suo be Cured of, either one of the abgve diereses, but who, knowing of so many remedies and Ire* luu..uts, a re at a dors to deoida which nue to try. It does seem a dit- fleult task, yet becomes s mower- •tively rimy eta it the person *t- hirsted will but use a l.ttle goal judg- ment and oarmmon arose in the sel- ection of their mole of treatment. 1a the first place every man and woman knew; or should know that the air passages were made for air alone. and that nature has so con- atrudel these passages that mois- ture of any kini cannot enter the bronchial tubes or lungs. Th.. at once precludes the possibil- ity of a cure of these deep seated dis- eases being effected by 1reatman,t re- quiring the use of sprays, douches, atomisers, vapors or stomach medi- cines. This all regular physicians admit. They also ackuowlelge that the da - eased parts moat•ba reached 'through the air we breathe or not at all. Not only than, n germicide must be used which wap leave the dry sir and yet have the power to destroy the bacilli of the disease in the minutest air cella est (h. lungs. Thea Cones the question, is 1bere much n gerearedo 1 Thousands of per- sons who have tested "Catarrhosone" subJ, Yee. Catarrhoaoiw i. net urea own remedy gtvea through the may v.4.. , (the air you -,'breathe) which Stature parmtte to enter the bronchial tubes aD1 lungs_ 1t entree by Lt *M*ion. No danger, no eerie geese refueled if it falls to relieve. Calarrhosose iator sale at 2'1 drxtg- giate or direct by mail Seed N. C. Yo'ae>re & Co. Mfg. Chemists. Box 514 Kingston. Ont" 10c in •tamps for soap). merit and teat:menials. A CITY rerest' kserailll._shin:a_: :,,x, _ • • A Glasgow Institution Few Know About. Tl..�......n. .si �x:c IL �1aY xuLn1 :1 MySTICat°VS P*CIN'IC 11. A wirtrarAr AL0 . s I Some of These Su Small They are Hard to Locate u Second Thee. Much atteotloO has sem gives of late to what we way ce., the strange case of Clipperton Wand. It is not more Moth three tulles In circulator - once. and It Icer in the western tacitly something Ilke ti00 mike west of Mox- l'a In *the wide expanse of thsePaclflo 'swan it looks lite It mare sleek. no mall air to be of no value, eeessingly, save as a refuge for a few of the'tra %, -whoof beach comberwho have burst all bounds of habit and have wandered far away" in the oourse of their down- ward progress. But ;he owners d othersknew hew u cureDr.ohiwore esu he tomtit. Clipperton Island -has of lata u*a rld!se>.keuham it u rens, nod leis �%+1( . That A BOON FOR .BOOR PEOPLE. The municipal fumlly hoose of tiler - Auer, 8,:otland, teens .:a u very plain lu.ruaytou Wgrapcidevetl beyouu kiss kuowlrttgb' uss . OW gruel ma/Jetty ka (b$.1,4rwaliglifetiottio wkrowsrs with 1 cry young children. Thus partly orphaned children are urea; lu a moot helpers exxwlelotl ku .ewes whew no prt,%blal U maue. Wills the lath.- us*, another 1a areal' all day a1 work the children one ueglected ; ila-y 1 uu awut the strode, ...owe Into Wucl with %uremia kine* W uwuorallty, and It is uo wander many 01 them swell to runic* ul the mart vicious and crlmlual class amu uecomc lx,uroes of the greatest. danger to moi Sty. but hl (1lsegow the family tams remedies such a swats of thluge. Tire chlloren are kaiak charge of our - lug the uay. Those of boltoul age are mut to W11001. There aro uurreus to ears for tie 1111*. ones. and they are well fed and properly attended to. lu nus creche or day nursary, and lu the playground their wants ars Mule teed W hi a wholesome manner. There are 160 rooms, each capable of ac- cummo.uttlug Rue adult and two cbll- Iren. There Is a large dining -hall, a recreation room rand kit. hen.. Those inmate, who wish for privacy railer emu .,lu the company 1a the large dining hall may have K. as there are small kitchens and dining -rooms on outer floors to cult them. Applicante late to f111 up a form. elating age. occupation, date of hosband'e or wife's .Beath, and must give references. The chargee are modest: For mother and one child. Sr 2.1. per week , mother and two children.:. 10.1.; with three children. 4a; for widowers. Is. more. For Food: Smokier*. '2yld., tanner, 4d tea. ed. Children). food. es, 10d. a week for one child; 1e, 2d for two; 4. for three. This home la meant to pro- vide home comforts for those who have none, and to enable them U. spend their limited earnings to the best advantage for themselves and dependent upon them. Each rooisolated, Thinly furnished, hes with hot water, and Int with electricity, the cleaning required Is reduced 4, a minimum. This family home was erected at a cost of 117,- 0(19, and was opened In 11095. It is not tntenaed tin tis a-elrrit0at4a .4x• 1 .tltution. It has been growing In favor with the tenants for whom It war designed. The gr'os receipts re- corded for the financial year ending to 189l were £1,607 as against £980 In 1897. In eery large town there la the same Deed. nee,- are dor laborers who have lost Heir wives, left with three or four young chil- dren -or poor widow'. In a similar Plight. These people h ate to leave their homes at five or six o'clock In the morning for their work ; there 1a o0 one to cook their food for them, and there are also the children twee - Ing somebody's care. Should three children be locked In during their ab- sence, or locked out, or be Telt to rib as they like with an opfeo door 7 &true wuman may be paid to lith after them, but else may prove to be n curer both to parent and children. The little pay she gets will not se- cure the moat suitable parson. nor the best Influences. Then at the end of a day's hard labor is it trek toable ierto expect the Jaded M tib and clean and make the house tidy. and look atter the children's uk tier and other requlremente atsolutelY ne- cessary- 7 It la utterly Impossible. The family home la needed in every town. 11 may not pay In n money sense In securing Immediate disidenda on outlay ; but IL w111 pal In greater comfort and Joy and blaming to the community ; and especially In pro- dnslog finer men and women for the ful,ure. WiHKN('E THE DATE. Oleellofmise9laltllteses Celebrated as Dee. 26. Those who do not lose sight of the rellglour aspect of Christman may be interested to have the fact recalled that ter+ 25th of December has not always been the day fixed .a that upon which Christ was born. Before the Fourth Century many people be - tiered that April 20th was the wrest - fel day. others May v24 that tL in Egypt the belief prevailed wee Jnnuary 6th. The Greek church for a lung time had no settled feast, but merely commemorated the great trent on Epiphany. At. John Chryeon- tom. In a Christmas sermon, preached on December 25th. 886, saki that that day had not been clearly known to his hearers longer than ten years. "but 1t had been familiar from the begianing to those who dwelt In the West." From the' It appears evident that December 25th was in the the Fourth Century adopted by Church in the East In nonformltl with the traditional custom In West- ern Europe. • Hew'* Tents? We offer Ons Hundred Dollar. Re ward for any oasis of Catarrh that cannot be cared b7 Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney a Co.. Prop.. Toterlo, 0 We, the undersigned. hare known F. J. Cheney for she last 1.5 years and helpers him perfectly bonorable In all business transactions, and flnae eerily able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. West & Truax, wholesale druggists. Toledo. 0. Welding. Kin ! Marvin. wholesale draggeets lbledo. 0. Hall's Catarrh Can Is teken nter- nally, ncting directly upon the and memos onetime of the r ,tame Prk*, 7110. per bottle. Sold by all drug- gists. Testimonials •tree. Hall's Family Pills are the beat. THK NEW CENTURY. It WILL Have eke Greatest Possible Member of Leap Year*. The Seventieth ocrlter7 will open on �y�*Qq end close on Sunday. It will have .54 leap years, the greatest ae54ber nteeIbis. February w111 hare five 8a�*days three times --1920, 1948 sad 1os7*. The eaHisst pueblo date em whleh Easter can occur is Meech 18th, Tbe last time it occurred on that jitate War 1818. The latest that Leer can omit is April Mb. It w816eesr bot ase time la the rom- Ieg os%bigy on that date -1948. The colitery metals 86,- M.11111" -art, la4A1Mf the day of 8,218 tt *5• 1he ill tJanuary ldlday f idle cgs - y lit, 1951. will he 880 eclipses Alieng the Oomleg century. In 1985 there will be &even *teepees. There he ned In ileitis Int the United t. -10I0, 1928, 1925. 1046, ig*4, 1979, 1984 and 1994. There will be twelve transits of Mer- cury. er• o r until Ilene win he no tressle of A Nova 8cotlan Vernier Tells of His Inlruse iuelerlug From Rheamatlsm and How He 1''uusd Itellet', (Prone the Bridgewater. A• t4, looter pries) Hoch wafering nu rieumatls *ides the vl Alin upas whuue It ice 'Itself if almost unendurable. Only tease who willow ureter Its pangs' eau Imagine the py of este wow lire base treat. Iron its terrors. Mr. J. W. *'utkert-- Item, of New elms. N. ft., le one of these w,a, have Mee coloured trout nae and wno believer It it her duty to let trier-Mexloo, the United iota arable calling Is runject to touch Prater and Chant Britain. and when It le added that the Island le a fav- orite haunt of sea birds and that many tuns of valuable guano are waiting W he picked lip the reason for this unwonted .ollcltu(1e. even in an ern 01 land -grabbing, will be apparent. C'Ifpp.rtem Island in of Intermit In another direction. it hs one of those numerous stretches of land set In the midst of the sena. sunny and other- wise. which, after their first dor eovrry, for many years elude all endeavors to locate them again. 1t has now been. as It wore, nailed 'sown In ane particular spot In the ocean - that le to say, its exact position Inas been finally determint�,l by warship.. sent out for the exp?asr purpose of searching for It and sett g all doubts war to Its existences -and the only thing remaining now Is that the question of ownership *Mould be settled. It hap- pens that there Is another island atout 400 miles eonthwest of Clipperton. and rich In the same dep ositr that snake that plane worth Ipssssitug. for which ndventunpu miners are at this moment looking. As late as July last a vessel natne•l the Moonlight left Altata. Mexico, on n voyage In search of this latest rnyerteeimis td:on 1 and spent 52 days of fruitless labor to- ward this end. Her captain failed to find the place. and fearing that his prmidk,ns and water wou:d run ,Mort, returned lean to report that either tlee rough charts of old Capt. Martin ani his aasxelatma were in error or else that some strange .elemk• phenomenon hal caused the kat Isle to dlaappeer year. sego. perhaps, for all that mortal soul knows. Spice is added W tide ro- mance by the fact that another •Friss+ captain located the place &- fLnitely a year or two before and found n small Colony there. which Colony he still nn the island. ship- ping guand in their owe *limners manned by numbers+ of their own MCt3 •J'[' the Mealier porta oo the Pacific elope of Korth and Mnut'll' America. Quite a number of expedltbns have of late been male with the oflect of wresting this rideable se- cret from the hnmlfll of men In whom p imesslon It W. and of par- ticipating In the spots. and nue of these 4.,,yye we will no doubt hear of a aangalnary fight for the supteen- a d b4eatr y the o7'marapresent turn. Although and a psrTy fie_ storks told about the unknown Wand vary considerably, they al' agree that It exists somewhere about 400 or ISOO miles southwest 01 1'Hppertxl. In n low coral atoll, covered with the richest of phos- phates. The place also has Its leg- ends of plrates' treasure). which may or may not have had any foao- date,io.n in fact. One of the ex- pedlttoge of recent date erbkh have been fitted out to look for the ha- 1,ttil was the Vine expedition. That vessel's owner claims to have se- cure'i him knowledge of the place from an old sea captain tamed Mar- tin. above referred to, who died some years ago. aoel left an old chart amhrtg his be'onginge. which told of a small Wand In the south- ern Pacific not down on the regu- lar charts. enormously rile In guano. -New 7.naten'l Herald. Prayed for a Racehorse. Dean Hole. of Rochester. EDgland, teal' of a very innocent and gentle curate wbo weut to a Yorkshire perish. whit/MLA _Raele 10 eh5 bred horses and sMMtTmn redid them. He was .sited 00 invite 14e'prayers of the congregation for Luce Grey. He dki so. They prayed three Su - days for Lucy y•the h the clerk told the curate he need sot cko 1t any more. " Wiry. • eelel the carate. ' 1s she dead?" " said the clerk. "she's won Um atee- plecbas.." - Ver>i Rugg sUVe. "That wee a kro1lree suggestive kb" )t it aalticer MOM N` aa he spoke. Wee that 1" Wok a sign reeding efktler away flab 111 r l eedae ad 'leered hustle �ie *dpeeler.' tk' - - prenll t wy'Ld theywater it .141 Lt to teas Detrbdt Do Not Bnffn Pain Rbeumat4m. Neuralgia Sciatica, Lumbago can be eared by the me of EMT'8 ,PAIN ZZTUBNINATON aim e r U.S. moldier• sad Capitalists. Rsoor& of the U. S. War Depart- ment show that the whit* *meant paid by the 0o1af!! _ihr Iu IP* • for all /t1aeitear 'f'Ol.�eg bounty, commmtattor asioeir- atoms, sine 1.801 to Jos* Web, 1899, is $2,608,000,000. TAswsy records show that the whole get paid to the al'edltors and bomlbo*ers slur. 1881 to June 80th. 1899, wee i5' 768,000,000, or More than twice as msoh. MOULDER AGAIN. • This Time William Bowen, of Brockville, Is Cured of Back- ache by Dodd's Kidney Pills. It your Weld is pale. peevish, and does net thrive, a dose of Miller's Worm Powders occasionally w111 exposure. 1t esus 14,1. exposure that oroeglit ou Ida trouble awl calmest hint so much 'uttering before he was r6. of It. lie rays : " zu the spring of 1N.17 I contracted rlieulnatlm. Throughout the whole summer 1 tettered from It. and stout the llrmt of October it be cause O. bad Hutt 1 could out gel out d the hoax. The palm. were located ht my hip and tacks: sed Whit 1 suf- fered can hardly be expressatl. I he. 'ante leo helpless I uuuld not (treses myself without alt. Eventually the trouble spread to my hands and arms. and at times these would lose all feel. lag and !wont* uaeier/. In 4ovemher 1 began uslug Dr. Wiliami l ink P111.. and after taking four boxes began to .mprove. After using six boxer the pains l s ableo do a brdd alday's gone d was work.I intend using a few more boxes. as a precautionary wearers, and I would earnestly advise there nattering from this petiole' troubis to give Dr. WI' 'lam. Pink Pella ii -far trial and he made web. Dr. Williams' Pink fills cure by going to the root of the disease. They renew and build up the blood, and strengthen the nerves, thus driving disease from the system. Avoid Imp tatlo.ts by insisting that every lent vou purchase le enclose 1 In a wrap- per bearing the full trade mark. Dr. Williams' Pink fills for Pale People. boulder's Seems to be • Fortunate Trade - Second Moulder Dodd'• Kidney Pills Reported Recently to Have Cured. BroekvllM. Dec. :.O.-L.)rt se ofwthe papers reported the Ca honwho ark ey. a Hamilton moulder, wad fortunate enough to (Ind n cure for Rheumatism. This. It turn- ed out. was Dodd's Kidney Polis, the moat (amou■ kidney medicine In the world. There Ise a moulder In Brock- ville, who aur has a word • to say recanting Dodder Kidney Pills. William Bowen suffered with Backache It a severe way. Back ache le not a mere nffeetion of the muscles or an ache In the back- bone. Many peopie thinking the, wee the ease. hare spent money and time rubbing liniments Into the back. TMJs is quite owlets, as no amount of rubbing can reach the Wimps where the sehe is actually lo*a4e6. Backache le kldeey-ache be treated an mob. Othererlie It may develop Into Hr tip or fame other form of Kidney Deems In Its fatal fdrm. Mr. Bowen says ori his cure: Brockville. Dodd.' Medicine Co.: Uaitismeo.-1 have been troubled with pals to my back and In the re- line of my kidneys, and I was ad- vised by Mr. Anew. butcher, of this town. to take Dodd's Kidney Polis. I was very had, being hardly able to stand the pain. I am now completely cured. all can highly re- eusatnend Dodi'. Kidney Pella to any. one troubled with Beekaclre. The men hi the sheep will all emelt Tor my Cats I remain, yowls, etc., - Wm. Bowen. Wbeteeile lay t Tarte n'hate'er is the Cause 01 Ibe endless and wild Dislike of the Tories to Tarte? They talk as If Tarte showed be roast• ed or boiled. And rent to a cannibal maze It la ver ean be the region ora realt hem really of the eaart. For he's kited m he's clever. seed rings a good s'ng With all the arcltesumuy'a ort. Nor epn it be fusible loyalty lacks True 'mire in luminous Tarte ; Fur all that he utters undoubtedly smacks Of "Sir John" to a gill or n quart. No i the only excuse h can ferret ',r F'or fury so funny to Tnrte. 1s just that for Tories In body and mind, Like Laurier. he's rather to' ,an'art. VP* *i41►.►(f.0'#r4110.0b►w`i ' w STRAY STORIES.• f • • p e.,e V ,.t seer x.'.-. • • • efitel!`4•rk••4i445••44.4444 P A weekly' paper la Illinois has the following editorial: "We are rti11 trusting 10 Providence, and the re, suite are nil that could he expected. The wind blew duwu our back gate Saturday night, but the (togs come In and rooted up the garden plot, saving as a dollar and J► half for ploughing. A tramp fixed thee eat.. for a chew of tobacco." The following somewhat irreverent rtes) is going the 14)101415 of the press In relation to "Fighting Bob" Evans. brewed 10 a plain suit of clothing he went to church on a recent runday and seated himself in a secant pew about midway up the aisle. Soon nf- t'rward It gentleman and bed)walk- ed In and seated themselves in the saute pew. The gentleman stood 11 an long ns' 1;e could and thea parsed his card over to Bob, which read as fellows : "I pay $2,200 annually for this Pew.. Bob glanced at the card and then passed It back with the foliowtng written on the otter side. "You pity few darned mucin " The preacher then' aunouncxel ss his text : "It le bleated to fd�w,.ell W- epetier tmetkr imre 91- .-114^ set. Thl+ Ir fro.n the Argonaut : An old Irbil' laborer walked Into -the luxe• riots etudlo of an artist an'l asked for money to obtain n meal. lin ee- plahued that he had just brew dna= ohargeed tress the county hospital mei was to weak to work. He was elven a quarter and departed. One of roar young ladles. art students. delle were present. said : "Mr. Madder. can't we hire that old man and sketch Mot? Madder ran out and caught him. and sold: "If yon can't work. and want to make a dollar. come back to my rooms. The young ladle/ want to pellet you." The Irishman hesitat- ed, no Madder remarked : "It won't. take long. and it's au easy' way *0 make dolly. " " "01 know that." was cuea reply. but 01 was a wonder - In' how tit' dial ll Oi'd get the paint off aftherward." • Ls the ancient cethedzal of Lubeck. In Germany. there Is a slab with the following toacrlptlon : "Thus speaketh Christ our Lord to us: Ye cad me. Master, and obey me not ; le call me Light. and aro me not ; le call me Way, and wale me not Ye call me Life, nn'l dealre me 1144 Ye call me Wlw. and fol.ow me not t Te call me Fair, and love me not Ye call me Rice'. and ask ae not : Ye call me Et itn1. and seek m. not; Ye call me Undoes. and trust me not: Ye call me Nob1'. and eerie me nut ; Ye cull me Mighty, and honor Inc not. Ye call me Jua. mind fear• the not If 1 condemn you. blame me not." 8l'B71.K FLAVORS. Pie Mending of Herbs Makes Cook- . leg a Delight. Pince the French chef brought the gentle art nt o'okery across the sea, and since peoMe have had and by leisure W cultltate and appreciate art, we are drifting out from the semi -barbarity of primitive food, and demand a higher flavored and more complex form of cookery• The cook makes Ilia tiny bouquet of hay leaves net herbs, which gave feet .e.admiorlhable renascent flavor that is one of the ch,irnte oC weeds - cooking, albeit as tantalizing ogle ; for If, woutan like. you try to nunlyle the (lessor for your own put r experiruente, unless you know the secret of the •• bouquet" you are on the eltase of now y tagtie (t, and now len don't, that lees }'ou more puzzled titan be- fore. To ..etre the best results from the varlotu herbs la the home onoking, a genuine Cid-farltloned herb bed should he found 1u the kltcheu garden. Here man) varieties will be grown, for which we would not think of tngdir- leg 1n the weekly mnrketlig ; and where such a garden flourishes it will be netannery to preserve the fla- vor. of the different herbs by having y�jtIpw safely dried end stored before 11te7 are inhtre4"by the frost. The stens should be cut and hung In the shade for a few days to dry. When sufficiently dry strip the (eaves from the stem. and store them in wide mouthed .glass bdttles or jars, which should be securely covered and label- ed and .towed In the pantry. Then when occaelon nre.eel for their nee In the wluter cooking It is much enaier to make pleasing combinations of sariuus flavors If there I. such a sanity at hand for immediate use In- stead of packed away In dried hunches in sane distant store room. The herbs mid for medicinal par - poses, and for fragrance, in memo, Mon with these prepared for cook- ery, w 111 make mete a list when dried and stored. We *111 want the anise, holm, t111 me, 'monster savory, sweet Men, and the oorlander and caraway. Then for cold., ere., we must More the buerb ound, catnip end penny- royal. Of the aromatic herb. we mast store the rosemary, the lavender, and the southernwanl (artemesla abora- tum). And the camomile and berga• mot of "ye oldtlme gardens" must not he forgotten. The seed po& of the latter 0111 be found Useful for pickled; and with .uuc11 a Mt from which to choose the practical cook will soon become an expert in subtle flavors. Non-tartft C'ompaule• and the Hoard The ring of non -tariff fire Insurance Companies baa been very much atrengthrned by t11e advent In the field of the Victoria.-Mont'rea1, a strong company (eon] Montreal. char- tered by special act of the Dominion Parliament. While the compatible*, oat- eide the Board of Underwriters were few and had to curtail their lines to email holdings, as their beeriness was spread over 0 comparatively restrict- ed urea, very little headway could be made, but now that a powerful eom- way, doing brslneer all over the Am- erican continent, has cast Its Mt with them, the strength of the Board to dleetete rates and condttlons will be fall)- Meted. mare. _ _ _ Waltzing Mlles and Mlles. An extent*, waltz takes a dancer over about threegaarters of a mile, a aquAre dance makes him cover half et mlb. A girl with a well-filled pro- gramme travels Ohne In care evening: Twelve wattass, nine masa; four other stances at hall a tale apiece. which Is hardly a fairly big @etlllane.. two miles more; the Intermission stroll, and the trips to the dreaming -room. to renotate her gown and rwnplexfop. half a mile ; grand total, eleven and a half miles Five Hundred Dollars in prizes for mentions of Myster'i Mort' (in Cal- ifornia monthly {paper.) Big thing for canVamnrs. Read for terms to The Register, len Jacinto, (1l. �•' Rio d* Janeiro. Deo. 111. --The Gov- * Boase will offiela0y pro - the awned of the are- ae Perks oe pert of frontierthe n ealbeware the OM/a{o and Tektites .iHte1S. whit* territory, 1t le awed. Weep 00 Braid. qd wee not included in tide, prososett estelokolibas the Orlbenal with& arbteratd the Britisk-veeawelae gesNlma- A doge d MUler'0 Were Powders oacerrio9elty will Mer the Chides Maltby. I he -Signal- u wsu.sae gv ERs' 't'HI'It4I,AY YORNINO a_. Ns + w. -u rLt.Ie'l'UL i. Terms .1 N►eeMps•en• , Qar•meptn, 1a ear's« is TT s s maedi e. le els soothe » 1 te am roar, Advertising 1*W' Legal sed other eaesal sell vrty.meats% Iso. par line for list nae rib'. as 1 3 cisme per Una ler saab b•oasatlaesr4oa. Meurr•d by a nee eels. S.y pude et six tom sad wader. M pas year /pend. Stwyd elAat ea„ekINt does Wanted set Beal .se Chance+.Wsetead. o_t .sae.dlss $ .�aar � m S se�wt aha . 1•serer H *(t Aar •pMe worms IN et.4-1-4.4 =.11',.....,... o.e sur advertise. sag el' ge ore ems M ss1settless 1� tee Seesper word. No 1fforr lemon tkaa fah 6.a v� deet b.4temoo�s. 1 rata and regularrl▪ ybby maul wiilll seater • laver awls Passib1 reg as of the do. at as early •ed1 Y Wises •.hems set address r ie.haus. Weald awl the sow address she ....fee Pe We►.sre 0.04... J. O. Ire Teasel. of Oo,.r(re, tee base ap pointed Local Tr.velllooag Anent for tb. Tows - elms et Oodertoh, censors., Asbiell eel wawa.oeh. Leal posunseun over i{kae dredrlet are aLe empowered to revolve •ebariptlean y Tet/ slop a t - AU ohmmaaloatloo. mast be add D. Y0O11.Llr'UDD ae tem T.lephou. Cain Ila TaQo 00sh.gO;5, She Endorsed It. She handed the cheque to the pay- ing teller. She was calm and collect- ed, as if It was an everyday matter. "Madam," said the teller gently, "you have forgotten to indorse it." 'Indorse it t with a little worried .mile. Year; you most write your name on the bank here to allow that you w111 repay this bank in raee the Issuer of hhu cheque &hotrod tall to answer our Cali. Oh l" eh* said, aoeepting the pen. Whoa, the teller looked at the cheque again this is what he retie: "The -- bank has always paid up what it owes, and you need have no worry. Therefore, I indorse this cbeque. Very truly yours, lira. J. B. Blanks"-Syr.enss, N. Y., Herald. reeding. the nanueks. The magnitude of this work of teed - Ing the Canadian eoatlUpat onboard the Sardinian will be retiHad wises It In known that at a midday dinner, for lnataa00. *omatking over twelve handled pounds sire• meat *ave to be cooked and over three Misdeed bap of potataeu boiled, to sal sothine of the soup that had to bb made and the vegetables that hem to he pre- pared and served. All she bread used boar& and is gor0' S0 i 14 itas6 L had keep ap NsA Aad store ` the shlplsaaaA�irr thi1w4404 ras Oeid oale etwaes l, 1014y toes of� • and partesetee 1 belated lied hey Word hese bees received Leos 11»• of the overdue steam. rtatIng that the vssae sea. bet that the crew - man es' reel b e DALLNT'8 BUNION BONNLY le safe and effectual for the cure of Diarrhoea. Dysentery and all Sumner Complaints. It never fele,. OH, 8H0 DAN('E8 S1'('H A WAY. Women Waltz and (ialop Vitt een Mlles In an Evening. .A Chicago phyaecian with a .4.11s- tiral turn of Meta has been estimnt- irlg /ba proper distance covered by n woman to dancing through the or- dinary ballroom programme. IAn average welts, thm doctor ere limstea, taken one over three-quar- ters of n mile. A square dance makes you mover hell a mile; the same dis- tance is covered in a polka, while ■ rapidslop will oblige you to tra- verse just about n mile. - Say there ars twelve waltses, which i0 a fair average. This alone makes gine miles. 'Three gallops added to This makes the distance twelve miles, while from three to floe other dans at half mile each bring up the to- tal to from thirteen to (loess miles. Thin, (no, is without reckoning the prrxnenaie and the extras. "As n me.,n• of exercise," says the phywic:nfl, "it will flop. he seen that strewing etnnda at the head of the Ilet. In golf, for instanee, the major pert of the exercise consents in the walk- ing around the links, following up the ball, ani yet, even in golf, not an much ground le covered as in an evening's dancing. The atmosphere of the ballroom is eatar,tee-i wits earbcxt:o acid gas and dust, laden with germs. While the muscles of the legs end calves are being increased in mise the general health is being impelred by the qual- ity of the n:r. The aptlety belle is not content with *n occasional ball, but attends one marl/ every Nikita. All the benefits of the eternise disappear ewe lbs belle ie left little better 401l the etnetng." Coat of 'Wars. A peace society In London makes the estimate that the wars of the last twenty-five years among civilised nations --and they bave been com- paratively peaceful year. -have Dost a total of *13.266,900,010. This sum, aeoording to the same authority, amounts to 1110 for ever man, wee man find chit our the habitable globe. Seven great power. In Swope In • period of 1lz years spent nearly 000,000000 041 armies and- navies and the debts of three nations In 1091 amounted to $15,000.000,000. DALLZTB BUNION NZNODY Haw ar'ver failed to mire Diar- rhoea. Dysentery and Rum- mer (tnmpinlnt In the Inst 25 years. TRIGREIDAY. DEC. 28, 1899. 1111111111. CAladled l' HiV se. altar, Nhillor' 't `qua `e Cossm.rce Uhast levels Ealtr.Nrhe1LL • tDt ry ea over Hall. Square. Ood.rkoh. MO. JOHNBTON-KARRISTSR. SOLI- e deur. ComrulsAore , k . 11[[aah Wrests. Qm deb O Hamilton .. BL les no C. HAYS, BARRISTER aQLIC1To11. 11.-. Le. Office: N .rte et., ...It dear brad oMoe. Private Funds to lead at to wait are of ut ries. ares ♦ItROW a PROUDFOOT. BARRTI(/TSRi barsew, Q.(., W Proudtoot. Q•derteL ii Secret. Drawers 1a Permits " Wait people seem to think." said a maker of fnrnttnre. "thee mere drawees and hidden receptacles to furniture only exllvt le sorsa and plays. bet Star le by no neon. so. I fife nwqmprof tette Order, far each lessee aur I employ a clever WOMB . da1111011*. who mho*. poaltlre pains to pilikaire places of nat- uralises* whisk so amount of tap- e r 50gaartog 00,144 reveal. I eeeg1� siren webs the bellow resees1* soarer"! the woodwnr BBOQ�NI HOLTt HOeeM . 1)_ tRltlb Cameron. B.0 µ, P. Het. Lr O. w A RD. CON V CY A N C E R, Av., AND Jvlag r.00n„ranooee tar ill..rtaking amd& 1. or arma- dans. depositions or solea.. deelarelMoe la or cono.rnh'g sty notion, suit or premalMMi lm the Hleh Court et Jua4oe. the ('vert a Ansae for Ontario, nr In any Cousty or Dlvtalen Uourt A 11 1' aneactlone caretolly and assented. Itmidesos.red P. O. Manor. Ont • Apropos of something or ether, It loathers little what, it writer in the London Lewder tell+ tit.' following yarn, which he credits to n recon teur named Knowles: Snooty' resolved that It was high Rime for the curtain to fall in his ono.. He felt that the tact scene In the last act was over, that h. had dnl*hee'l the third ,volnpaa that him peroration war eomplete4, and that he would, Mere/ore. remote Ills seat forever and drop out of sight eter- nally. The National Anthem wag to be played and the lights tarried off while Stooks adpurned to another Male. Flo he got a p♦etol end a rope and rcauo low -flash oil and some phooey - Jew matches ant some deadly p01011. He tied one end of the cops with et slipknot round his neck and the other Feld motel the branch of it tree on r► cliff overhanging the wean. He rooked bis clothes with the low -flash. 'twill lowed the poison. applied n lighted phoesy Jaw match to hla low -flash gar. meets, Pawed off the cllff,'and fiyecl the pistol at his head. But the pistol Moot cut the rope.• he fell into the sea, the water put rut the flames. some salt water went down hie throat and made hem sick. getting rid 01 the po{mn. "and," 'add- ed Mr. Knowles In a ver7 imprewlve manner. "If he had not been a darned goal swimmer he would have been (trourned " An English paper tells of the won .lerfnl deal nt poker seen recently at elmla. Indio The pack had the smell oar& out up to the Ax, and when the bands dealt four out of live. players "Mood." The game procewrY4 In the natal way, and wheat the four hands were exposed. they were found to be a royal flesh to the king, a royal flush to the (pqenm. four noes and ' a king I full. 1.0A7er AND INrU141sCIt N. LIW1u, BARRISTER. SOLICITOR. Notary. Proctor 114661ms Court. 011.... Ilton street. J. Y. NAPrKL-FIRE, tars AND AC- • eldest loeursoc• Agent; la lowest lowest rates. Wee: Cor. North at and oars. (dodsrlo` 74 MONEY TO LIC4D-A LARGE AMOUNT of Private Funds tor investments*, uses est mom .'e rrs4claes mortgages. Apple be CURIUM a PIWUDFOOT. uan►1mNa11. aane Real bests d•q Loaning Anuli. Only gntelar oonI...111ea rrp'eees Money to lead on at might loans. *t ins bowme rale or latere4 going. In any way to epl.t the borrower. Office: Second door from Bq�`1war.! West street. Ooderlrh. e TSAVELLIleO GIUID=. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. �( am. M .lt�wd E:pr.aa p.m Mail end Express pari Pm. DQaar. Mali sM express. SAO an. ManZapata. and Mired La pass. D .NTIrr*T. M NICHOLAON. L.D.B.. Bp4lakRoom.p•yi"P w3 OolS Uing. rows sad Bre W..a a• 15 Years' Exp (ertenoa Le Knrgeon SIatlsst aat4 :1119 for all dental e�rwgeas peau *.rural tea • .p..L)l'y Olen70... .sl et. and payers lap stales). Eetrares ea 1105 Telephone, No. Ito. Inserts on Plante. A good and Pimple method of drly ing Meeota fmm planes was acci- dentally discovered by a French- man. He foeni that the heaves of the tomato plant would drive away the insects. Ile go►Mel the shrub or plant he wised to rid of Insecta wltb loses, of the tomato plant and etas the odor dress them away. Then to make a staple process ha math a demonise of the trash tomato leaven sat a eprb6ob t as dfeMlva and NOM gbl Mle aid&• b Ji -anything. Rather Uatate, I1. *bought. Pat-•Ahnre, an' thls 1a a motility queer wnrrl l Mlek-How'. that now, ascend Irbild Mai ea be oat awayt'at f Pat -We it's Ponce tell. Yea se nomplet ail tie t.deelatngs. Merit one*► how Dan llmaegna got C50 for d the ardent sows from woman -and the black eyes les got 1n that ear n(!M- Mefi pgo*y, 01 60srse-arid m 1 have drat, and here's e wed two Os.* no doubt tMt 1 deers to bids wilt eyes aa' ms heed all wnnshed ap well e neail the Areata - had1'to t f� y1 0 t hige at e Polka • ryeoTHTURMBD..9.a. Dr. Dixon,oYoodI Oel� _ IlpNf>T! art laelal mooattal se a� w ha.... 8 attendee Mesa ration the roasts' testi tea's sew block. > i Ater A t'('T1 orrwri141(0. TUOIKAI (It:Npb4T, AUCTIONEER AND Insurenoo Agent. Ood•1Mhh., Om. Agent London and Lancashire Fire Ina Ce.,the Die Set Mutual Ina. (.a sales attw�ed to In any part of the comity. Mer ‚-4 Binder Twine Outlook. The outlook for next season's imp ply of binder twine le sornewhat un certain Stocks of raw materiel at the different factories' throughout the ik.tniniot. except the (bntrel Prison. are adenose exhtansted. The (event bilk ..t the hump homes (rook Melilla. Should the present b nekkade In the Philippines. 4.. nttntlnurri daring next summer. the .apply from other emeries will prolvehly not he aufflclent to meet the derma i. /ewe the Morrk ail► o mmesave(1 the price has .leen rapidly. if It be terenenewrl soon the price will likely take a sodden Atop. there twinge It Is saki. an Immense amount of hemp In the Phtllppinee ready kw shipment. The present sup ply la imported from Great Britain. nealli M tiOJ111111111111. W. ' Ati�paAk.�ti� Li The Prefere.ce a 8meeese. It le early yet. as Lord Strathoena and Mr. Ritchie acknowledged. to ate - tempt to gauge the full effects of this preferential treatment. But, - s0 far, the results are distinctly en- couraging. The downward movement in the Bottled' imports, which . had been apparent ren long, has been checked. in Its place we have an ap pr.elable and healthy growth. Tim. 1lgnran which the High Commi05054 pe' had specially obtained from the Zeit- Ish authorities shot" that Canada's-- parches/0 of British goods for the twelve months ending July lest -the first complete year during wblch the fell reelection of 25 per cent. was In force -£6,171(,1194, vas countered with ' *5,088,00() In the oorrespoShcng period of 1tStR-97. This advance Cott mane - thing like 2e per tient. shrew plainly enough that a new era has Iresetn. Tee prnctlral vales of the spectral conversion which Canadian pmtrkrttam and atatesmaaship Java granted 0* the 0r101sh exporter e, proved to be of real value and ut111ty. Whatever the extent or the manner la width it may be practicable tor the Dentin - km Government to give kite fertile* ��eost show alevines la turning to nese Dolpht Stale opportanity be .treacly a s- jay..-4A0don Canadian Gamete, PaCI Retort. An Irishman went to a Rooteh emit - tractor several times and meal elm for a 71,b. This 8aoteman. tired of the man's perseverance. told hire to go to the .1.2411, sad Iwo If he could est a Jab there. " Ah f nurm, los ntl 'tont. Fre leen to h1m." Nal thy' Irishmen, 'and he's taking nobody on but flootsmett." it le often by those who Mo not speak for tit that the truth of Oat le most Clearly spolem.-Dr. Fat/ - balm fit. Petersen. advheoe a0OSw.s the death on Dec. 11th of the Meru - War Anton Kostil. the treses plea. Ire, eked ea Mase.