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The Signal ' the German Empire in 187E Saxony
Lar _8 dt•lsitlom e"n In In the Reb;ltitag.
, 1114jo Into King married Caroline, a
in resicrao I dhaltghtpr of Prince Gustavus Vasa,
.1. THUnaUAT Ko"1F(O t of Kwetten, anti will be .s,wceeded on
Lir D. Moou.t-s•vuur /the SollhnNto by lite br other,
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THUVRISDAY, JUNE 20., 1Princeson
Thp Kax(Moo meutfoll0d by Ptolemy
In this meet„sl century were a small
. - _ .__ -I tribe. The wired it 40111110130`11041 to
Pills+ 41.Oltl'INl) All-K.
Alfre•l F. Jury, of TordHtto, Who had
beep for Ike years acting nnn la-
migralhm agent tit Liverpool, fouwl
u~ things to Interest him fit told
tutti' 1, Eoglanl. its thuuCht flint
the moot dieoouragntg thing in the
1 have been doritod from liakalraua, or
scymilanm, or frau Saha, a flint
knife or m►wrt sword, mud the ex-
ploitd of the early lisxonr were chlef-
.IN.at ltt-it. Trio llernuanb Iteemun-
slurf ure eunridered the original In-
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N++++++N++ Cupeda to shipping mmol to 1111la-.
I delphl+t. Nova Scinto pnd,lr by the
CURRENT COMMENT tarilt
Canada's exports of dom not"I mer-
alauedide for the last eleven moutlw
Will Col. Lyneh IA -11 In dxourt any were $172,925.9i6, as compared with
of the tall stories he entertained the $155,118,252 in 11)01.. TIWt is a
correspuudeatm with uttout hid prow- hr•ulthy growth.
est In fighting against the Hritldh? I
The American Review of Reviews
How could 'Whltuey hope to suc-
ceed 7 Tile man who seeks to advance
hid own Interests by dedtroylnif the
reputation of others doer not merit
success.
I,eydr bad qull, talking to lnter-
.iefondm the tortuie of captured ene-
i inled as "a military necessity;' The
►Review of lte%I We aboull have fluur-
Jnbed about the year 1510. It might
jhnvo been a leader of elvlllzatlou
,then.
outlook Loh Groat Britain was the iiiAr i)F;cLIhiNG Illltl'1, KATIE.
%lewers; Kruger ham not, for forty -
falling away of the Workmen from'
the llltellw:tual standard of a gen- I
Tbttms goof peogile, many of t1hem
eight hours vent out a statement
eration UK-). When Mr. Jury war a
Dili bachelors and spinsters, who have
of the tuteutkrllr of the Almighty.
Evidently the weir 1s about over. o
young man tit Fugiaud themechanfes
been losing sleop over the decline In
;ill to 29 in tike same period. In
and Uriihmus bad afevelopod, to a very
the lxrtb rate of the Pro%ince, tint
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marked degree, the debating habit.
lndeed of lite Dominion, will probably
There is a great outcry about the
Lc the workingmen's clubs the de-
bo surprised to learn that decline Ll
acureily of farm help Jost now. 'Cir:
haler and "ring soagm" alternated,
births aeemv .to top the rulo nearly
help seems to have decided In many
one Satunlay night being devoted to
all over the World. Those who have
eased to help himself by going Into
intellectual development and the
looked with horr,or on Mr. Mallhutil
farming on his own account.
otber tun "ring mong." Now every J&L.
much-ouleundertaxod theory of 'hatu-
Palma tit llatiu liar [r red
untuy war"ditagpoug"day Meubau-
rail anyl prudential checks" will in
al1lnn'r��el�sWe/nt
-- a U. S. rascals In Cuban pr(snnr.
Ws' clubs formerly dabbW otmusider-
%tiny of this mbowing fedi like sitting
down unit doing mums quiet tfitukinll
Une a Sim would probably uppreci-
ably in science, anti were schools of
us to the rituatl nu and flow causes,
ate the trot if Palma would under -
Now these ,
odly
nail they any by so doing get rid
tuko nit to allow tile= to leave the
ever Thortlilugn
were Inardly ever heard of. , Tb -re
were
and exported $Z i.lAt.755 to 41uut
inland.
wait home intellectual movement lis
of at good deal of misconception slid
cro
renatd tmfor( for oae'd self and i
.,,.r'm Llmlly *'Tit,- railway, of n feed.
(lie agricultural districts, fur more
ul'necessary alarm. We pare become
Mr. Clergue has orders bwke,t for
mo llumi In the urban. if one were to
accustomed to regard France an tow
100,000 total of steel rolls, whbh Ike
Ua factory at this noon hour, and
"terrible example" of a nation going
ro ll pl•lydttce at the Sault at the
hook At the newspespord. the suit. I
Lie doge by roaaon td a low trrth
rote 1100 toted per day. He toed
chasuics were reading, he would pro
11nbl3 final that in ninety-five names
rite, and rum•, of um have wondered
o
not need) to fear the United Slates
out of air hundred they were de_
Iw%v things have gone oil so well milli
Truitt and I•ts prior -cutting pulley,
vourh,g horme-raring' Intelligence.
her no they evidently have under the
(of these 170,819 herltn (
gem' a
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The rest of the paper -public affairs,
circumstances. Now we must face time
Canada's foreign trade for this
political and general oewm-wan care-
fact that Great Britain, too, ham
eleven mooths of the fiscal year, ex-
lerrly thrown away, fwd all that -
shared it the ominous decltite. It
eluding coin and bullion, totals $348,-
wmtw thin ci for was the racing news '
Atilt the oxide exu the various horses
beemb to be :a feutt re, of the life of
705,1185, un increase of nearly
r'
aml tits) results. Klreret botthig hadt[to
age.
$38,500,000 over the preceding year.
increased to a most alarming -x-
What areflip enures? -for to know
Thor Is certainly the growing time.
t4-11 I. 'nip aewrboy Pitt lnlr hair-!
just this effect of the change It 1.
to itAvrest runs parallel to Use de-
Penny or penny oU bile favorite, the `wa.11
to reek into the rdamnnr (hero-
There were 424 perroos ul Cauada
worktuati lar mhilling to flvo shill- 1
mgr; even the workingmen's w'lvso
for It has been pretty well
P Y proven
In 1901 for ever rdon convicted
7 !o
i
were b' ginning to gamble.''I have iso
moral prejudice ngalnst horrerneing,'
multi Mr. Jury, "but" I do not want
horep-racing to become a national
i,minslry." In the winter time fo.ot-
trtll replarel horme-racing its a pre- {
text for hmlulgence In the gambling
omnia.
Mr_ Jury did not need to go buck
to England to find the devotion to
pport, wlml the oeCleet of more ser-
ous cad useful Intellectual dlvershna,
which he deplores. He might nota
the same tendency In Canada, nail he
would find abundant evidence of It
P he a art
I• 1 d to 1 t
aral
that reason@ of crime and plenty u
meammium, of fruitfulness among this
l.,w•er uulmaln, and mouse phhux+ph,•rs
leave tried to fit the analogy to the
liuman race, and with more or levo
\uccess. y. Ne)'mrarck ]tail lately ex.
umtued %arkmd mouomle, financial
dual-twe".1 causer lltut luflueaca the
birth-rate. Some ofaahist results ure
I oummrized In what follows. He be-
lieves, lit Use first Place• that the
birth -rule will always diminimh w1th
the increase of "civilization." with
progress•' In n couirtry. le Use-
of d
rooken se
ne. In On r
Ontario t O
Portion was 560 to 1. Ontario it tits
sobereat province.
The Liberals are Dot afraid of what
the closest mcrutiny of the votes andrl
the manner of eonducting the elec-
tion will show. They are in (topes
that the recount In North Perth will
give them another supporter.
Woman's rights still oommant re-
spcc•t. F.ven the British Government
will net •carsick the coups of the
milllnere who Dater to the coronation 1
r- the Un to S .Pa. or. Mon azue,
many the birth-rate was 42 per
w
o$,rl i ermtmw wit,h(xat children
,000 persyne In all these
who vl.i((4i Australia Ins( year, re-
1,000 111 1875 ; In 189.) It was 36.
crown, even though tAg huts obstruct
teal le , e-
Po r ext h return that h orx. rue!-
1. England a
I I aid the rule i u
F d ml leheol from
Me view tseerd.
Of sl8h
Mg table all lite year round at the
;ill to 29 in tike same period. In
doll -up men have been given 17
Anttpa:ep, and that nvmemblagem of
France It fell from '�K to :1,5.::. The
In lite rate. This Is the msores[gnlfl-
fifty or alit • thousand ed le towit-
y 3 D m
nate of diminution Ir therefore kart
atHl :'Pyeur sentencers[ Das Moiup.,
low a race were by no mean* rare.
it France. B.r=e of the economical1
Iowa. That sort of thing may fond
u
Il in easier to loato the n• fi than
.enures Influencing the birth-rate aro
to dl/oourage the In dustry. In Call -
to premcrlps a remedy for It.
gi%oa iso fullowa'
Lida Llou tariff hold-up ay n demuuJ
-
Firs( -The increased coot of living,
to be regarded no the. only limon-
VORKIGN TICAPK.
or, more accuratel; , the increased t
pure patriots la the land.
0cab• of comfort Am a mutter offset
_ _
its the Ren mouthe or the current
it fit Iaot certaln that the _cost oft
Lonl Stratheona's letter, which lie-
fiswl year C:atuuliaus imported $39.-
life Load increased, but our require- 1
companlel him $[:0.11011 gift to the
^2h,287.wdwth of gotxla from Britsln
mentor [lave become greater.
Aged and Infirm MlniNtein Fund of
and exported $Z i.lAt.755 to 41uut
8'toud-Tile sb•pire to inner.. lis -the
Prembu yterinChurch. shows that
coutrtry; importf-I $1141,951,136 from
cro
renatd tmfor( for oae'd self and i
.,,.r'm Llmlly *'Tit,- railway, of n feed.
Ica hoe a somewhat keen cease of
the United BRater soled exported $55,-
if- limitslots offspring In preoportloll
humor &Lost can enjoy a practical joke
931,138 to that country; total Im-
to him rgolmm." 1
even when it to on himself.
ports being $18_, 8 am
508.1fii ex-
Third -Thu desire to establish one's
---- Wrtw $t71,013,111M*ur esport■ to
%reit-"kyr" itf+r Ti prureif by I
curtuuv statistics. 1,1 France there
An Intdinos clergyman has begun h
Britnin are almewt exactly equal to
wtre ::81,:153 heritages In tb•dlrect i
crusade against early marrlagod. He
,air the United Stater.
Ione to dhlde 3,169 millions of francs ;
drolares no man should weal before
tt7a1 nrw we cit to do about it t
t coil gni
going
(of these 170,819 herltn (
gem' a
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30, and no woman before she Is 25.
Wets
We buy from the United liQ
tates "-
'Pountr.v
mllaunr. were allotted
loosed
o
to one or two- -hildren ; 73,691, i
church are threat -
The women of threat -
ening him wit fib alt pets of vengeance.
canoe that hail for sole the
amounting to 916 millions, were •
dhided between three or four rhil- I
loafs )its scheme 7 Has be a job lot
things can want. >Zunnttlics, quill-
dren, and ;14,548, amxlnling to 412
of "over 2bYf' to work off T
ties and prices bping equal, we
at I lens were divided boirtween five or '
would much prefer to buy from the
Britons what toy from no, last "th•+re
more children. I
I
British Columbia Is coneWering ti
Is no sentiment In bupinedr." lions•-
Fourth -Tire reduction of the rate
bill to aboljsh chum tr and give
Pe y
ever, the emiditfotln mny Cllangl'.
to itAvrest runs parallel to Use de-
Idle l�lYfter lawyer u free hand. The
The development of elrtricit from
yp y
crease ht blrt4i rate. in France this
birth rate welt, In 1A7'2, 27,8
Ontario lawyers are aloe to d[scuNm
water powers In Cannda may re-
duce our coal hruorls of $11,;163,-
per
r ,
1,1r00; It 1NW, 23.6; In 1SIh), _2.9;
the queglllou of removing all rules
000. When the works at the 'fault
fu 19M. 2t.4. The three per centx.
1
agnitist "free cotltracts with cli-
nlxl Sydney got going right, we
cent., oil In 1871 about 5 1In per ;
cent., tare Invn(mlent ; fa 1880
Hlita'• That is a prupoetli to lie -
►hall riot newt to import e4,79_,-
10 $'
721 worth of Iran and steel, and
:1
about :( 1-2 per, cent, ; In 1890 about i
grade the profesnlon.
if we tare not till mistaken nbout
3 1-4 per cont.; In 1900 less than
trip pre-eminenor: of Caua.la'a pair
'I PPr robt'
The Prlsbyteranp have dons well
would reiourcem, we will not "I-
Fifth Increase of taxes arid
to reduce the reprementatlon at the
tir.up to import $I,.)4s,d9:f worth ti(
An Increase the tariff
this Indirect effect of the obligations
of militaryservice must Moo be con-
General Assembly. That court has
paper. or
soerfetence on British product,,
rhtered.grown
I
Gan large for the Rperdy tran-
m4lit modify the prevent coondlllmi"
lilxth-Thin Pntranels or women In-
•action of businpw, anti the cost of
of trade, but nothing we could do
to eompetithm with men an wage
It line beoofde it serloun matter. The
without grave damage to uurwlvPh
earnerm. In France Lhere are now I
delegates should ler fewer and their
would bring Cnnn Tian ImlNlrtm frorli
Britain tip to an equality with olf
3,3:41,1481 womm who are thinking
leen of maternity, ea limy are more
PxpPnses should be That is a
paA
Impurto from the UUlted• Staten.
or Ilan In4ermted In their professions;
reaew0nable proposition.
or t-adets. There are 1.861,591i single l
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wennen, 1,808,83h familiex wlttu,ut
It Is sold that Simp. Humbert, the
-- WiIN-4144t4l•400-a#-X/N11Y.
Albert lirlsdrdsh Asguat, King or
IAexuny, who died on Thursday oven
hag. was born April e8rd. 181A nn,:
Dlooeeded his father An the thrune
October 16th, 1878. Tim People of
Saxony are nearly all Protestants
iut the Royal FamUy In Rofeam, Cath -
of lie, Avgastua Frederick 1. • the
Strong (1694.1781) hAytOg beenme a
CatimiLo to qumilfy himself for tJie
throne, of Polss,l. film warfare with
Charlex XIi. caused Raxony to he
Invaded by the Sweden, and the mub-
arquent wnrm with Pr11mmla, vorwe
tally the Heven Yearn' War. entniled
still greater ,ll:lnaterm ullo i I ho cmin
ay. Frederick Aurcu-0im 1:1. Ele•tor
of Haxony. w10 wast murnum.vl The
Joint. deellne-d the theme of 14oland
Haiti ro saran 4o-Johm--44io, oomAiiMa
agalnit the French Revultluon. flat
after the declaratkon of n%nr ngninat
F'rntlr-n he farrthHleirt lin rrrnitngrnt
no a memhor of the German Empire.
In 1A(M lin jvtnel 1'nlRmin
against France which rrrulte•d
to Saxony IN•ing rongtaord
by Nnpolvon, who Irow noorormed
the ctmoitry Lnto a kingdom.
King Fredr•rlek .Auguntun was a
%amAal of Napoleon And a prisoner
of the Ria mlan Emperor, and by the
congremp of Vienna him pn*memAlon*
were reduced, part going to Prum-
min and part to Runpin. He wan
onweeedP•I In 1827 by him hrnthsr
sint,hony, who joined the 7.ollvprpdn,
Hall wag m,secee rd in 1A36 hr his
nephew. Frederick AlIKnAtum, who
01.1 wlthnat bri In 1N34, and was
mrw:evedrd by blow bromler John. father
or 160 King Who ham )tint passed
away.
in 1AAA. (Ialto"T tank the .tAp of
the Anstrlanto And wan invH,ted by
ti1P Prumaiaap, Ifir PAyment aft hargr
IrAipgnnity Intoner eotnprlle,l am a ro"
ditiva of peace. dieing brought into
eidtnrrn, 3,4100,000 dtvrerrced nr wld-(
grant I arlsinn ewinlller, Ingra-
w
o$,rl i ermtmw wit,h(xat children
,000 persyne In all these
I Gate•t hrrnPlf into Nie eeonfl-
ategenrsiolos.
CA t d•g0 rte A.
. donee of ex-Empreas FAigenie not
The Lotxkrn News mayor: "Turning
'driraudod her out of about a million
i
to the. hirthm whichP
ralmbrail 9'LT,-
tt•o
franca. The Stil man'A fortune
176_ In 111011, td10 most prominent tact
I must have suffered much from injn.;l-
that mswts sto Ims the continued decline
sawn Investments.
In lite rate. This Is the msores[gnlfl-
Fndt dealers and mldioperd mmld de
cant when taken In connection with
well t0 acquaint themsel%em with the
the Increnxe In trio Marriage rate.
!pian dorim or the Act regarding the
Tile fact 'givwm furiously to thlrik.'
tlacklig nail marking of their pro-
We- arp In the Veldt of apeaktng of
,incl. Air. l'. .1. Carey, of Cobourg,
the French nm it decadent people who
tin heevi tapps)inted Inspector of Fruit
ha%eawxed to Increase and mwltlPly.
tit Telronlo, and an effort 'will be
Dat the lnhlh In that a declining
wivule to bring about uniformity and
btrtli-rate In not fw i lar to Franc-."
After till Ontario need twat wo r
e•thforce the act.
. y y,
14►blem won't go (put of fashion ,vel
a wlhilP. A lan ilrPd well -feel and welf-
rneired dtfidren are worth more titan
f1m 1f0w1ir1Rf ,11-
R! rile
hair by avoidable dreemsom and neg.
fact, wlvlle hrlf of the rwlmeiinder
grow it to be ertminals or a burden
en Oteir fellow/.
Hent v Clpwoo, in him financial let,
U -r. Pxpresnem surprise at the terms
grantdrl the Ilopre after their pro -
longest remintu.nem. ile thinkm "Notch
a Polley of generosity ought to tae-
coinpllmil much in wvftepning thean-
lmmtitire rngrndprmt by the war.
1111e period of re•ednotruetion pro-
lotmet tv iso a steamy one; hal If thoi
lslmo spirit a llta•ra ity and roar deal -
Ing IN cArried exit, the firwro can have
little fault to find with their eOn-
gnrrora. They will Noon make
grater progress atilt proowrity an -
der itritlah rule than it offer their
own Thr N-ra unfortunately mtood
fixedly In the tv" Of All advance-
ment 1hpir defeat pormit■ eivlllslt-
mon to go forward, for whorsv•r flip
Britlsh tire richt• thwrr IN pgnnl
cin-wiliinity to all, regardless of na-
tioaallty r'
During it Trent limit to Wept t'Ir-
ginin, Gen. Fltzhugh I." met an
Old crnnrade In armn who regardwi
itim with wOmr disfavor. "Wilott'w
the• matter 1" tamkel the General.
"Out with It" "Well," said the ex-
roafedprnte. "1 want to die at
least an hair before you .to. 1
want to be In the other work,
when you arrive there• joint to hear
what General Jabal Fairly mnys
when he apes yrxt In a boar uni-
form."
Brhtnlu IN repreitenlal to lop nntious
to obtain cotton grown on the moll of
her own colonies or dependent -i", in-
*tsw] of Importing her stpply from
the Cniled Rtates. Rnapin hna gone
in for that pprnies of Inlepensteti
adtoring it by a heavy eu@tomm tax
on the foreign cotton, nn.l the result
is, ao r,r% tient her peopla have to
pay a high lwkeo ror cloth. Thera
mny len great PORmlhllitlen In the pmt►
dtlartlon or cotton In Egypt, Routh
Africa. Northern Australia and India,
host a Into on tion raw material of 0,1w
Of the greatest Industrlop of the
k1swicen want twit toe tolrmitad. 7%0
prrytnet of the krnme. Willett nixie It@
m-nrki4 In forliRrrWeuntrh%p, depends
"Pon obeap raw material.
Tile United Stator Senate ham
-%otdxl against the oloctlon of Seoa-
torm by Im4mlar vote. That it not u
matter of wonder. Many of It,
might as well vote their own extinc-
tion as vote to leave the choice to
lite people.
A Witkoebarre j.i,lgo falls ruled that
the Interment therrw oof the lastly
of a erimtual ddaw nut desecrate a
cemetery. The caebt arose out of
the burial of a man tylia while
serving a sentence fur murder, cum-
mittod emlclde.
A bronze statue of Marlette
Pasha, the Egyptologist, made by
Denys Iryeeb, will be placed by the
14yptian Government In front of
the Museum of I!:gyptiau Autiqul-
. _--. .
tier at tike Kaaren -N11.
._1 Vnited States liniment. cue-
vloted at Munda of embezzletumt,
lute been sentenoed to two yearn
Imprlsocmeut anti diamismal from the
army-. But things art,' different In
the military courts vvlth thu officers
who murdered to ma ny,men, women
uu !
d children lis cold bloat. They are
held to be guiltless. No wonder tbp
President Im dinaatiefiel.
r. e
Thr are n Ica• to f twisters heard
from occasionally across the line,
but tho great mashes of the people
are gradually Ila%'lug their minds dlir
ntweed Lir regards llritain and Brit-
ish fooling toward the United States.
Arad as tho two peoples know each
otbrr better they will like each other
more. Talo tall -twister will follow the
-Woody shirt" waver Into tho limbo
of thing* t teful awlvain and
guaf-
wlll and kindlincan %%ill take tint phage
of hvilonsy and suspicion.
S,peaklug of the mlHi'ma of the
term "English' for "British," the
Halifax Chro:iicle sayb, "Whatever
blunders may be made by ignorant
or savage Iwoplee they shoukt nei-
ther be repenttvd nor lodger toler-
ated within tine Empire, for they
are highly offensive to puny." It
contends withrenson that "we
sholuld be all 'Britons' or 'British,' "
and English. Scotch, Irish, Cana-
dians, Australians, etc., an the case
may be, afterward.
lkdogna's two mgwur leaning tow-
. rh, the Garimendrt and the Amend 1 1.
which hire more startling than the
tower of Pisa, are aafe. A rumor
itas started LhaT they alksiFed slgnh
of weakening, but it commi"Niull of
engineers pronounces them .is poled am
ever. The Asinelli tower is 315 feet
high, and Ivan Ixilit In 1109. The
Gartmendu was buil• a year tater and
watt originally taller, but In now only
1:x4 Get 1111,11. Its inclination, how-
ever, In greater Linen that of the
on tower.
The Ill listiue for jIay telly of rliild
labor In the V. 8, cotton mlllm, n
story Cult ogght to mtarllo our
rather titlf-oumplacent nelgLburs. It
ntiyR boym And girls, from mix years
old cold upwards, who work from six
to the morning until seven at night.
standing on their feet el•_veu or
twelve hours it day watching lice
threads on flying opludler and tying
them when they break. In m•toy
m llp these cldldren only last three
or four y-eare. Many of them dip,
:arid of dome who survive many are
withered and ■tunted and canlwt be
taught to read.
Winnipeg Is to have a new agri.
cultural implemalt warehouse and
laathine abort, a branch of it large
lis concern. Mtin expo 0 o tic rn. Mr. K •nasion,
Prehtilr.lt of the M.nneapr,lh Thresh-
ing Mnehine Co., thlnkn that W,v,t-
em Unnalla will coon be buyingmorr
agricultural machinery than the
Wexterit Statca. and he rays: ''In Ps-
tablimhing it manufacturlug tlusiless
Ort the other mule of the line we feel
p"rfrctly Independent of tariff lawn
that may, b:! made in uIlfler country.
We cont do business on both eldes of
the line irrempretive of flow lite law.
makers of ogle country treat the
P.01, to of tile other." Tilht Ilan the
right rhw. It ham puzzled n go oil
many 1rPop11" wily United States
manufactumra should noel protec.
tion from Canadian muuufa G1ALV0rs.
argil Canadian mannfncturerd in the
anme lute Used protection front Unit-
ed litatd% wanrtefAe+lureem, whit- to,tb
WPM exporting their surplus pro-
dueta to the neutral markets of Eu-
rope Bial other continents,
The Ottawa Journnl, plonking of
Oon. Buller'n work In S ou l h Afrlen,
any r "It mumt tlow be very elear to
everybody that It was mlility for-
tanftto for IAldymmitlu, not to Rpalk
of the edfmt on low enmlmaign gen-
"nilly, that Rob"rtp' progremd north-
ward drove the BoerR nwny from the
b•Iengmere.l town, nn otlwrwime thorn
1n no knowing what w-oedd Ila''. Itnp-
Pe"oed." Our Ix,nlosimp rrnry might
havn Added also that it wan furtim-
nte that Buller'R aolnmand, lied hand
and foot by War Office red tape and
Prf"Pnled tram milking any tin,
atrnlght Ahead movempnt, was able
14) 110111 the flower of the Hoer army
while Robert* went. mmlrNl to Ihn
ITAsl nerd had a enmperatively pnpy.
%Iclory. Roberts did not try to
.. fore" a Way through," as Buller
wells ordered to 110.
..'r `.f ,"
- - 1 1lI - : %.�
t+tt....r++t+++4... +tt++tt
JWHY THE,MEN - J
DON'T DANCE. I
t
,r+" ►+++ 6+661+++ ►t+t++tit+
U daue4ug to be numbered among
the hot arts 7 It almost neem• su,
-0 the London News, answering
Its own qurrtiun. Not. of course.
theatrical danelug-that flourldhes
lhaeWiluut the length atilt breadth
of most of the London stager. But
dant-114 Liss a farbion and ballghing
ad one of the au!epted duties Of it
West End hoatesr !rave both of theta
been gradually dlrappeariug. Men go
to daucos, hang about the doors, are
coy or fastldlour, elumter together -
and don't daum Girls, keen for a
WAltL abound. They are visibly, In
majority, banked, like geraniums, In
a conservatory, round the wally, or
grouped In oorners of the dancing
room, and trio men, gatherld round
this doorways, survey them critical
ly and abstain from exercime. Tile
Clr.v go Iwfuo discontented, con-
scious of the slight, rather angry;
elstperons ure Indignant, and the
Irorloltsblo Io.tems vows she will
give only dinners In future. What
Is tow ouumeP Well, the slump In
dances first slowed) itself some seven
weight years ago, and the cause
Df It wan-tho Flu. Dance after dance
had
to be postponed, until people gut
out .of trio habit of giving dances,
anti men got out of the habit of dane-
lug at all. Girt took to tenolr, to
fencing, to hockey, and wadi they
were ludepentieut. All the same, when
balhgbing re -commenced, In%ltatloos
were freely- accepted, a fresh crop of
young gkrid were opining out, and ev-
oryNdug was to Ru on as it used.
But In lire meantime, dancing men
luul grown scarce, the diminished
numb. r knew their worth, they gut
fastl l oe, wldmslcal, ooncelted. And
then matters went from bell to
worse. It got to be tins fashion not
to dance, but rather to twit it out,
and go tk,wu to supper.
And then a fashion
new started,
even more fatal to the pn,gtects of
this young girl oumlug out. Young
harried women took to going to
ddane.•s. I)sneing men found them -
dancing men tire, such perverse not
mals-1nf1nite1Y more at ratct1
vetqa
n
tho girls. .t@ n rule they dnncei hot.
ter ; they were easier to talk to or
to be sllent with; they were Pleas-
anter to take down to suppelt ; they
as
were letrouble. But it Is not for
tier married daughters still -tams for
those of her friend"• that u hostess.
Witlu slaughter of her own out, ant
with others o� the brink of coming
out, gives a dance. Her sons, too,
tune grown de•Iftwh on tier hands and
won't take their alntere about. The
case to very bard Then, again, to
add to tier trouble@, the war Jinx
carried to South Africa so many Lie-
alrablo partners. Men are more "d1if-
flcult" than ever. The chaperon L
surely to be pitied. arld the Hostess
who deriares for dinners to be ex.
cos . One clmance there d er In for r the
revival of dancing. Posxlbly the new
reign may bring It again jnto fasilon.
The King'm '10ourts" at Buckingham
Palace may set the example, and
-young Ctrlr coming out In the Toro.
nntlou mpaaon find better fortune
titan their ,dmterm. Chaperonm, how.
ever, are not hopeful, aF"I compinln
bitterly, not against the dancing
men who won't dance, lent tagnlnst
lite young married women who are
euro to pick thtxn all up.
t>�
AIMIE SiOWIL
SAW THE DEVIL. 11
Many ywary ago there dwelt In an
"until clay biggln'," situated near
one of the 800ttlrb county towns, all
eccentric, sour tempered old btohe-
lor, called Jeemle Stowlw He came
Into town at regular Intervald for the
purpose of vending peat tint] "fat
slick, which he wheelst in a harrow
Jecalle was rarely -to be mean lis good
humor, and his face, being full of
wrllkles, amply expressed film tear.
lr•r.
It was generally bellevwl that be
had never seen a looking -glass, but
a trio of wags had thsir doubta, and
resolved on testing the truth. Ac-
dwrdingly they balled Jeemle one day
mud asked film tit accompany them
to see a picture In a furniture deal
er'd window, to which propomui he ad -
seated. The only ubjpet In till- win-
dow was an ordinary bedroom mor
ror. While the three waga stood
asldo Jeemle Stowle gassed at him -
at -if, with file usual ill-natured grin,
as if life curloslty was Insatiable. At
length, however, he left off and lf[-
qulred, "Fat tail the picture o"'"
'*The dell, roan, the dell," said the
three• In It chorus.
"food; meld Jeemle, making hill b•"t
grimace, while taking another book,
"bels just the ugly, III fnurt creator'
I tapn 'Im to be i"
People who are ht love with them-
selves-have
hem-
setveihave no fear of rivals.
Some fellows have to be fast In
outer to keep ahead of their credl-
tam ! r : i
t
THE MARKETS
i
luseni., I.......—, ",rlavt.
Juno 23. -The rain p -c%enle,l the
marketing of 91-4.1.1 lift. murotnK,an I
P r art t marmot, Ula ,-
rtaafpts oil lh e
Limit -
fore were all.
Mutton Is ca f .r, stili /g la the war-
koa At Gra p r IIx, an -1 veal Im from
%e to Is, ea,acr, at uc to HL per Ib
Wheat, white, 7: to 0 c; red. 71 t ,
We ; gnome. 6s to 70c; ri•r.ng, 67
to Wil! ; rye, bbl to G -C; barl.-yywalt,
51 to WSic ; feedt. 5't to 51c ; dent.,
1 s to 50' ; ]rpt1�. 4 �j - , luny..thu h-
1 Gu, $11 to $i a"w cla:cr, jN to *10,
straw, $7.51) to J118.:r0; butter. pawn I
roll1. 15 to 17,t; tacks, 1_1; to lie,
Pim +. n 1 4 iw tall tu` 5•.
1
I.e.dlnX Whrot 4d,krt-.
Following are the cfosiog ,luola-
ltona tit Important wheat ceatnvs
to -day .
t;apM. lsPpt.
Chleafito ................. - 71 7-9
New lock ...... ... ...... - 1-4b
r
ales. ... .-... ... ... 9 3-4 T
T o 7
Duluth, No. 1 North-
ern...... - ... .. 751-`Jb71"
Duluth, No 1 bent _ 7eh -
l.hoeee t.wrket..
Bslevldle. June 21. -At illi, mth•t-
lug til Tho (town B uili h.rkl hors
to -day there were offered _.805
whito ata] 380 coiured.; _,035 old
tit 9916c. IW at :,ya•.
Corawull, June 1. -At the wrn-
witil choose But, rnI today o', 174
+t+i.tttttttttit.tt.+t+l+4 chd•c•wl were buonlesi; 1;LW were
ti wblto ant 919 edurad told 'car .1m-
I` WORN AT zj encenu. All ssA I on the board, white
tit 15-8c, aolorol fit 911-16o and
American at 9rlc. Laail year tit this
A WEDDING date 1,536 white sold at 93.40 #slid
534 colored at 9 7-9c.
t+++t+tt+++t+titt+t►tttttt l,erlsrlre 11 IT -AWT -N getaules.
At a fashlonabloswexi.ling a f,•w Business was Coal lo_dAy, with
.bays sago the young mother of u br.le the supply of strawberrled -large,
in her terns worn it gown or cream pricew of which are weaker. Ttu-y
1Aok1 44 6 to 8c per quart. herries,
i ousselino de note over yellow silk. baskot. 750 to $1. Plueapples, case,
The mousseline tie s,to was Inset with $:123 to $8.50; do.4 eneh, d to 14,
Lion figureH and with f► rafinel em- lkivanne, $I.L'S to $2.25. Orange%
I roidery of roses done in Dulcet pink Suriento, box, $t lis $4.25, Lemon/,
Mismlla, j1.50.•to 11:1.50. Cocoanuts,
unull• sacks, $4.;,13 to 113.75A
/cunning through the embroidery Cal,bagew, crate, $1.'2,. Too*atoems,
was a Low'knut dreign in pule blue 4 -basket currier, $1;:5. Curumbers,
velvet ribbon. There were high crate, $1.50 to tt_.75. Beason, %vax,
flourit" of Ince on the skirt ant fin- crate, $1. PPalk basket, 30 to
hitting this CIOAO chow eleevpm, awl .35c. Nate cions, each. 4bc.
a/eonl the nook A Inco cravat Wild
like it fonr4n-haat low, with long, iu:03 •, Idvn y",:s Alark!t.
full ewle of lace. This sty to of cravat Export S. ebOiM PW OWL is 30 toll 7 00
on 1N dressy a gown seemed novel, n Join ............ -.... a Sar to s W
and it was certainly extremely tali- Ruu•b ' ...lite: eYod.. a A0 too s W
coming. Milo b tike -wax plain, with Be,, cattle, c a to to S N1
close alelsves, the elbow ruffles HI an en',,tuts, falx........... I w In 1 00
the rmmlw of the cravat making 4Vhe o o"Namw. 1 N to d M
only fullness. du cows ..... ............. 3 W to i a
Y do hunts .. ............... x W to 3 L
Tito brldu'n gown haul no especially Vied.". .hurt keep............ 1 Ida to 100
novel featurew. Torre was a pretty du medium ... 3 to to i W
nrrnngrment of tulle putts an t o 3tocssrs boar u, lila Itis...... ) 1; '0 1 ro
Millis news,, each 35 00 to 50 01
nllge. tolousoms about the bottom f 3beep, ewes. Per ew. 115 to i u
the pkat, tinct thn same trirnmkn P- Iwmba, eprl,g, eenh............. z w to i w
pattnl fa a fbltu. There true n At- H„s•. rholce, per vat.......... g d lite 000
Hog-, light. per rwL 1 U-4to 0 M
tempt at a court train, the Via re of Hog. fat, per cwt ....... ..... g 6., At. *a
moot of the w•Int,T weddings, ut lite Toronto ('oeatry Produce.
tulle veil was 1`1111, and fell Pr the
dross almost like a Aecom robe. Butter -The market Is quiet for
balloter. 7110 demand for _choice
Among theid&iadva this sen- dairies and creameriex l Haled and
son, there, is one whol new that Use offerings of three sell well. Prises
se,�e to hive airpttaLy a great rite- aro steady.
QPra n Success that 111 r [Nth
p o l,v Creamery printm ............ Igo to 2M
co:ntinne Into the autumn. Thin Is )lie do. solids ...... ... ...... 1110 to 19%0
Ova or jahat-liko P(rpetp on the bnek Dalry tube, choice ......... 13c to 16c
of n hkirt. The latest Idea for pop- do. medfuto ...... .. ... 180 to 140
tilllonn In rufflnil hip pieces uniting do. Ib. rolls. choice ... life to 16c
to make a ruffled point b%fdnl. Thin do. large rolls, choice. Ibc to lose
point is revtlly atrufe ter two jabot do, mpolum ...... , ... 1.4c to 140
Pleoop. T;d@ anlme idea has been car- tt Eggs -Tho market Id steady at
rlyd Out On. the took of a skirt In the j 14,re. Dana ld IN good and the of -
way of drap•Ty, long enouglh to reach II fering , are liberal.
to the bottom of the skirt. The gown 1'Otators-Are In fair demand and
on which It appressed was le Rome til" market Is 'slowly. Caro on the
thin •flet nurtertal, and the block with
track here are quoted at 75e. Pota-
jrl•ot drapery wap y mighol ole- teas out of store @elf at Aso to
dtrtm oat anInep. 'Hilo drapery mllfht db step ncoordfn to also o: lot. 0(1Q
rMlloeml tip jabot sash piens• nkat the g
1114n.A IY a_eontlnaatlon of the I P-IkI-Orfertag/are ligh/ and do.
J .I of -like 0nnttalis nlrPn•i. In vol, Plead Is small. Prloeo are ateady
Wlklle pootllllon effectm nre inrreasing, i ab 100 to 12c for turkeys and bon
they Are mosft of them now cont.aed ito W)o for chlckenn; duckso $1 pair.
to the rltlrt. As the awxon advances i haled HAY -111 steady, wit It a
one @Pas fewer jieketp with attached fate dprtOmlld and liberal offeringA Al
bOagosa-=ad-4De@s4wito w(lA Its 611- $ilii cis 0reek hrro for No. 1 tlmothy:"
lion fffewty. Baled Ktrnw-T%Prn Is a good dot -
marl and offerings are plentdfal at
WK9 MWTAW $5 oil track hare.
Bradstreet*, ism read@.
Prof. 1)ohwrly, of 414PiPh, Shown There In rather more Inquiry for
How It May he Killed Out. seasonable goo "s at Montreal, the
hot weather having dtmnlated the
That wild mulrtnnl can be kill:,] rdemand for sorting parcels. The
Oltt wap fully demonstrated on the retailers In the rtontry are now
farm of Alfrwl FOLAnn. Bearhvllle, experiencing A better demand .m
yesterday afternoon by Prof. Dqh-Ith,t approach of the holidays mor
W7, d the Guelph Agricultural nre comppllel to sort stocks In view
College, to whom In due the ertrlit of a onnUnnowl Coot Inquiry for
4 detrlalngr n rheap and pfffietive summer gmxls the next few weeks.
methol of rlddirW Canada or till* Tin trade Ip likely to rontln0e In
Pernicious imi it wan d mon- etch Cowin inter than usual thin
ntrnteal to the antlmfartlon of tho" year, owing rte tho cool weather
nRxpmh,pd that it WAntlon of eOp-'which was experienced In May and
Per mttphnte, or common hhlfwtons, the enrly Part of June.
mprayel on with a alirnmotor, I Buolnpns at TrvrOttto boat week has
w,ruld Pffectlally rill a (armor of shown Home isprovrmont. In whole -
this pp(Mt. sail* Mrclps there hnn been n Ilrtts-
Prof. iroherty hap been for yeare demand the latter Part a the weak
Pxroprlmenting to crbtain n champ for Porting pArepls, the dpmnnd in
methal of destroying not dwtly this the country Among retailers for
very prMlfle wMIII, Dat other* that iamsmonnhle groda being larger now,
nrw renally detrlmental to snveess-�Pnymentet are fair kyr this tlmP of
fill aMl prttfltnble farming. the year. Money Is un•hangerl.
The c'rNrt df k1111rW WIM wlnstnrd l Bnsiii"W Al Pactfir teAst elties 10
by this moot ini is alxolt 750. Per .Improving. Values In some totalling
aero. "'Ist wh%mm ll a aerie's Of nil- PtnP10 prrxlWts have hewn Ad%e1)"pd
ject leorwmf Were Coven IN F,A*tprn Intely. t "Initatitlnn in line. whmli
Ontario, And thin mine mAny of ehrw d admlttsdly have hPrn higR!r
the fnrmwrpof thA dnPtlOn Are ria* lectin Ippe kren tial prle"R have
"dot1i too.-1/oodstook fte- end rs-/staWlshod as a poyltfs
The Signa!
aruatniras
EVERY TMIIR8DAY MI/Ilkllr.lt
my U. 8110091.1JCCDI Ir. .
Torero of dageerq-911".
Oaf kaon th•In ad r.a.s ... ... ......... if ill
MI brae mouth.. ._... ............
at.,n,o:hs. D
Oueyear, ......I ........... . Itq
Aererilsind Rst.sr
L.sWSMOtbw,+aa•ael alvn ,. e. ne,.e., 11,
line for Xr.t ln.• Kin.. a., t t o -us .,,.
or o.ch euh. outmt lis-.er6i m. 1l•Nvi....l ny
a nunppaViroil e. ale.
B,ulooes card• of .tow ll,m and sa4or. 1: par
lair
AdvertiaomentAof Lost. rouml, S r..r,r1
Sttu.Lions V...al 44a.%,I:a*s cancan ,nj
Bu„Inm. Chaise. Wentrd, Dot exlswd:ud 1
Untie neap - rail. $1 per Nepath.
Mouses nn Sato &tail rand. en !Isle, hot to
oal.ed m 11114W it for Ord m•nyl,. Sb p• r ,b.
w vont mouth. Lars rad vis.,. pr,• ..,,,,,,
Xmy speolal so U• o, the object of Wi, ,,I. to
promote the p.,-u,,Iery be.af!yf tiny .l+i.t.
cal or 000pmay. In W eoua+dervd.a adv• r1i-a
meat and nl•arsed a,xonll, ly.
Lnoal Doti oa to non parell tsps me e•. rn w
word, no net ice Iona than 15c.
1,ecal ooUrm in opt-me^y readlna tvlwtwe
eoeta per wor4. No noun h�r Ir•. tow.+ , .
Notice. for chur, ►ss and etber pelf ttsua sLj
benevolent Institution.. halt rate. +
eullamenlere who fan te rerelre THU pill.,%
rerniarlyby moil will confer a fAser a•7 s,o
quaint,l,r us of the r.et at ss Osis • d•v..4
possible.
When . ohsn*e of a.ldrsss L deelrw4 l: -I
We old rad the new .ddrem shoul4 ►u ai.a
rabllshnr'e N.U...
J. n. Le Tom". of Goslerl.Il \mss born Lip
pointed t.00al Travelling Arent fur til^ T .tv4.
of liaferinh, Cashiered. Ash0esli
ld d
Volpe%a w a uoeh.
Loo.l poetmaelefaorer the ALttMcl.re.t.n
aopowered to reecho .vt,ecrlptions k TuA
�w.at_
AU..=maweatione moat be sAAreaasd
D. MWit Licuuttlr. - .
Tns SlosA
TelepblsstldNM OoMrteh, frog
THUNUIDA1, JUNE 26. Iter
trDAVMXLXNG 991DS.
GRAND TSUIIl iAILWAT.
AURI
.a .... I... �..... ....Ilia 4.416
ell and gxpr.A►................ .. LSD y I.
Iced ....................... . 7.Y
I
Mail cad gxprW lu�
DWAwr.
J14111.1 aeA Its,p"ss.....................
�(1call and Itapreso............ .........
MtxeA ........
D KNTINTRT.
litNwHOI,80N. L.D.n_.
IT 1 t1l"AL aeMre't.
�Roo,.��mv -P -it' tike fast Reda.
pG.IdaliWlne, Crows cad beidAe Mork e
sry= 9xpwiesee,
M. MARKIL D, R. R. L.D.X.-DXXTat
TJe Rnrlfvon- l.staei wi Nj 61-1 ott,• do
s oma rr• ,v d 1•..
for all tan W U M
ape
Net unl teeth a epod**L 7. U:Nda• d . t ill.
K and Ill - Imp etalr.J. Iatr. n.. • 0b A . e
Telepbate Na OL
MeY IfAy1/F;N. Ir U v I.. t" I'' .
. Rnr@ron. au.•rr.eor t•, Or .1 %!
ball. V+..1 ,yq,ro.vd nl"14. lis n',
yrs r t g Ineludlri ,:
'mss ,u .d moil n d n 1 tr .
a r
Inln 1nInY „ rrn tion., nod •row,n tial
w.,rk both In Holl and In poreelnhs.
.oration paid to pn•eervatlun ill „
leel h. JAL W sI kamorly. "Waviest t,y ,
Turnl.all. _ _
`117'It'F.— w'F., THF P!te1F;R4l1,\:
'Ientl.t.. cam rlrronr oar, -r it I-
pin.. Weda+.layfellow May In Ii.h.b.
rlaarlve. 1.4mwl,
1.. )I. Nd, ci
Ihm� h. May 6111.1!10:;. w.v 11.,1•,
CAIWI4ok.-a1�A n6RkI4tt:it-.w•.:
F. al}ay Viten. hoc UXkx •.:.a ;r,..: ,.
N&U.1gnari Oalerfek.
ai0. Jo,Nare.- 14 It HitI.'i1, -
♦ naw. • ""*.tone . t. , T. ,
I..n. Omaae: ( Ae. He.
sG,04 sad rt......
obloON , ONxieL, 13,.4 J
ROVdS�0OT a HATtF.!;�
RARUIRT
P setltnrmn% itntn.Jr
rlte tn.tr, pa i 1:e
Maritime Coot• oke. ()floe: A .tt,h JiL_to•.• .
door ",axes of cle. PrIrN. fumed Idlest] M
liswRPROUPFOO
W. Intermit.
LC H71v�
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Dilh'KINaO� & GA1tROw, MARItI++TF:It-
AfAsrnry■. ,toliritor%. ete., Gorb•nl•h
L 1. Plrkin.on. _C isarle. Uarr'e. I.I..It.
PHILIP HOLT, g-1-., HARRI%TKr,. I
. 1•or, N,rtary'Pub e!. etc. /fittest„•.
('dart H.uw-p n,.re. Mo .
Money to Ie.n �, ,
tike. of Interne+.
CHAR. 8ZAGr.I1 - RARRI9TICB. eft:►
Ichor, notary and {,�o. loysaolr. Ofhn,
H flaijod.r Krnd otic rvodn to lead r,aA
Howl. O,tderlch. Prl rate
sMmtmaas�a pt A par o=L Istawt Pnrmrrl
I
O. wARU.d O!tT[vASfan.Lkr_AN:
J. eensss\al.wer far t-k"V1t g .24 rareivea
rwvra Senna of INIAL a17Jav1 s .• AU'Ose
U—s. dop.s.luere or me earn dwlmralle"s Is sw
ree.wrn•
N .( per .oi law. snit of prere.Alsg in
In '..l C1rrt of J ueuee. [be (,.met of A►rw
kyr 00L.6e. no, Is any CNnty of ruled"
Goon. • II t- a vo sodsove earst.11y and'... -V
olownta4. flea,desoe u1 r. O. ndir.r-1Na
famaes, OUL SIM
-1
OA= A" t4mtt S"M
II
M1ONEY TO LIOND-A i.AROF- AMOtST
of prI%ate hinds tow ln� rAment at My
e.t roles and evpe .Lie ml wimt rinal MrIMWP.'•
Apply to UL•.kln.On a (carrot, _,_ -- _
- - AIICT'10NVERINH.
11 HOMAiI OU?fDSY. ACCT10Ng6R AND
y41n+ttor.004morleh.01.1, e"IW41144404"d
to in any part of the e,mnty.
J--
KNOx .�
OgtRAL Ali '.$, ,k`e
0HN sn:; Lind Val.Nlar, Ood-rl L OA. ; .
leg bid .tcddemblo ext,• Ione@ o LLS -
tloonwrlrtg trade, he M ,s a pp.illoe I', r»
M., rKtee wits, Libor•„; \ eati-/a.t tun all nae+
mllrl•nu intro*ted in him. Ordrn kh e1
BexY•n a Ra til• or Beat by mo:) v fit. #A,!
polerleh P. o., carefully attended to A711)
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