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The leelandere a Manitoba say heynun.
seven thotteand souls' an are eredthei
representative in the Hoase of Amentlay,
aed they trek time °heti he erected Irate A
Oonstituemy for ehat perpmeet
• The set beck winch 'fetal §elltvan, th
prize-fighter, has received is a etrileieg i
stance of the reutabtlity of human gnome
Doran will have to felt back for COnsOlatle
opera her trulteze aed booked bettne.
The De4roit Free Press pithlielted a fe
days ego e convtecIng expoeure a t
1041419.4.a suto lottery, whieh it preyed
be eata lotteey, hut* eenylete sW1/141Q,
woe deal of Veneeian *motley ,etres lute thi
xetttn oecere. 44 long as there are foe
there will be wpm to prey upon them.
They. have got thine deem to a prett
Ane point iu the United States. After t
lx -payer baa been bled to cloth by rarto
ly traets," the relebere emeein aeeht
Make hie peer befey pay a 'oat trihnto to
44 CSITaine" ef eorfienakere. A cerner *
emeteriee, dopier to my, has not yet be
iteraegede
Some stettetlett reaerding her Majesty
Reiner% Cetholte eubjecte have receatly bee
compiled. There ere in Xnglatul 1,300.000
L n Ireland 31 WO end jSeethed 326
1100 Cetholies. in all the Oaten reigns or
9,6$,%0Q0 meneltere ;Attlee hunk end among
the British. aristocracy 40 peers* 41 Wrong
ant tito lords with, rearteay titles are Rant
At a reweet Nevelt at Calgary, Maje
Stswertt eopouding tre the toeof "Qe
and Uallettlegiu remarked thee "oneeteet
of the gotten for enthriteite eeeele eneld Ile
Mled. Vie Antlimeite Col Comp=
was the cozy farm ithippleg eueb coal to th
Stake. Aot a enceeseful reneher of eight
yore' atancling he predicted the day was
not fer dietant when Cetgery weld, he
Shipping thousalide of cettle mut homes to
the Old Country,. The Calgary raveltieg
emery was the be under the Ann-
(sbeere)--and declared the braeesta o eal-
gary,..the Natioeal Park, end Autbracite
weiv eleutioh"
to power. Nor is the effect ot so remark-
able a demovattratien likely to he lost on
the reoverreoeut, though it iney be doubtful
14 What diceetiou is nit! mete them. Teey
may feel eeekstrained to try to effects hint
more effeetuallyt or thee new obey tile PoP•
War mealtime aud attune him at WO ParlY
(IV to hie OM PlaCe in a reouetzeeted MM.
let *try' -the War Office. Sbottld the Unman
se. alliauce become an accompliehecl feet, and
renewed preparatiou ba made for the Me
mei death struggle with Germany, there ia
eletthethet Doulatiger is the inane) where
w the people, whether la their wisdom or
" their bliadness will look to lead their ar
40 l'eal statement recently made by the Se
te Petersburg coreeepoedent of tile Londeu
Timex% Dwight, to give the clue to a, myster-
toiee allusion In 131emareVe greeb /Meech be,
igto the Reichstag. The Prince mid that,
4,4 After ihe Berrie Vongrese, thevain attempts
of Russia to exeitoOormanyligaitmt Anstria
ett elide(' " complete thevate of war from
" the most coropeteat quarter," aed that hence
4 sprang the Amore Gourmet " paet of peeee"
4 Of 1$79.In 1$79, art 710W0 the ditficelty
a• arose le connection with n=teen/ration
of BASSI= t,reopS on the German frozetter.
n The German Audoesador at Sr. Pei -embers
proteeterh "Tee late Czereeltite &I hut
racee-wes a choterio male a41 wrete off a
stimgkig.letter ta Emperor Willem, with-
out gitang Ma wary advisers a chance of
t4 toeing it down. The Imperial mind at Der -
AA lin WAR instantly ablaze, end the two come -
trio nearly: Canoe tO token. Prteede per.
euadett them belliceee realeatiee to mote
id tied the t beeitlent' feded (meta Itet mean -
h while PrineeDistearek set to work Atel eete
t eluded the treaty," The itteldent if true
Y afforde strikies illuetratioe et the feet
e that eVen ia this nineteenth ceutury the
pettee of nations WWI the twee and property
Of millirem of people mey be imperilled or
84criflce4 by the veleine or the meger of one
Qt two pamionete meta
The following table ehows the ago ef the
miens of gime of the principel ountriee of
the worla and the eeer of temr eceetatote te
,power. The =Imo are arra:Need aceording
to eve tee
4ces-
4ge. bn,
t,‘"illlam111. of fl s2etbtr1apda,"1 1919
Clarietian IX. of Deem rte...., 1803
Victorle ef 119 len
Pedro II. of fire teal
Neuter ed Dem of Peritia.....t 09 381S
Itranede deseph of Anetrie..... 49 1848
Oaa*U. ef Sweden- 59 1972
Frederiek III. of Oerrnany..,,,,59ISSe
David Retake -ea, of Ilawail 53 1874
Grover Cleveiaed Peoldent hhel. 51ist:5
Marie F. Canoe, Pre& Frame. 49 ISS7
Alexatader 111. of Rusala...... 44 184
Humbert of Italy,— . 44 1878
'Muter:hit° of Japan........... ti7 1867
Knenti, Se Of ChM..., 17 1875
Altilninee XIII. ofSpain irules
by Regent) 2 leed
A change is said to be outing over Len
don in it obeervenee ef Sundey. Ontwerd•
ly the population is e ehureh•goiug one, but
It it attend. that Sunday eveniuga ere now
used largely by tho working °lames for
antueeneent and not for religtoue purple:a
The =deans have club meetiuge and lee
tures, young people hoe mueleet re -unions
and other recreetions, and the 'working man
in general gem iu for some divorston as
regulerly as the first day el the week onto
round. It le to be barna in mind thoe many
who attend lectures or elubs are pert of it
clam whom missionary effort has brought
under the influence of some civilizing tend-
ency, even if the putely religious invkations
were refused. The poor and outcast of
Loudon are being drawn from their recesses
by the noble and unfiegging zeal of CnrIa-
tian men aed e omen, and if they have not
yet got as far as the church door them con-
dition has neverthelets been improved.
A correspondent of the London elihetator
es Aorta that Vas numerous failures which M.
Pasteur hes made have utterly ditioredited
hie system for the prevention of hydropho-
bia. "in several places Abroad," We are
told, "this method is already eonderaned;
the Austrian Government have withdrawn
the aubvention it bad granted, on the
ground. that "the failures have been so nu-
zneroue as to discourage competent judges
from further supporting the method.' Other
eountries have done the same; while the
authoribies in Portugal have gouts so far as
to prohibit the aending of anyone bitten by
a supposed xnad dog to IL Pasteur for hie
treatment. and English medical opinion. will
have to follow, where it might so easily
have led, in denouncing whae from the first
was a manifest absurdity, that the inocula-
tion of more poison into the system might;
counteract the effects of the poison already
there." It may be, however, that the
Spectator's correspondent is one of the many
foes of M. Pasteur who have spared no
effort to bring his work into disrepute. It
must be remembered thab the Dogfish, com-
mission which investigated the system not
many months ago expressed " perfeot con-
fidence" in it.
The Dominion Governraeut ia Bedding to
"round off" Confederation in the manner
desired by the lategion. Georg? Brown, the
Newfoundland Government having been ask.
ed to send Confederetion delegates to Ottawa.
Newfoundland has a population of 200,00U
souls. Its growth has been exceedingly
slow. Colonizetioa was commenced by
Robert Hore and his party in 1536. In 1823
the population numbered 52,000, in 1836
75,000 and in 1845 99,000. About one-half
the population is Roman Catholic, of Irish
birth or descent ; the remainder consists of
the eeseendants of English and Jersey emi-
grants. The.principal industries are fishing
and terming. Wheat and barley are grown
in some places, but potatoes turnips and
hay are the chief crops. ihe evenue of
the island appears to be insufficient to meet
the expenditure, From 1382 to 1885 inolu-
sive-we have no later figures -the aggre-
gate revenue was $4,750,000, and the ex-
penditure $5,100,000. The public debt is
about $2,500,000. The exports amount to
$5,000,000 0,year and theimports to $7,000,-
000, the latter contisting of dour, pork, but-
ter, molasses, tea and manufactured goods.
The recent caging of e vote of 50 000 in
half a dozen French districts for Boulanger,
though hehad empbatieelly refused to allow
himself to he cmitidered a candidate, is very
significant: It shows that the General's
enforced seclusion has not lost him his hold
upon the popular imagination, He can
hardly fail torecognize in the fact a pro,
plaecy and a promise of an early restoration
The Reediug. Railroad strike had badly
been compromeeed when it Was .ollowed
ba etrike et the Ineoznotive Detainee= no
e Chicago, Ilarliegtom and Quiucy Reade,
whielt is asetuning very eerioue climenelinte.
As this movement scores tobe directly under
the menegerneet of hir. Arthur, and to have
the full approval of the seettou of the
Euighte of Itebour which he centrals, it
must be aesunevel that it le not entered upon
liehtly or without whet is believed to ha a
aernalta grieVanCe. Tee priniary queetieu is
teed to be ene ef waqea but the erisia Hem
tet hew hem heeteued, if notbrought About,
by the aubetitutiou ef an Unpopular for a
my pearlier manager, and a demeua for ho
teed, work of ea Implement character,
has leenizog the vegmeet from the Qu-
eers. It is imponible for thoec at a is.
none to proneneee on the emeatioue of right
and wrong involved in tato dieputes, The
euvietion that forcea itselt upon the mind
le that of the email% and Imperative neces-
eity, in the public tutorage of empowering
some aethentativeo tribunal to settle eat*
dieputee. .ft is unendurable that the beet -
nem arraugemente of lerge tracts of country
nd of thomaude of people should be liehle
tt ally moment to be throwa into confuelon
by a quarrel between a body of workmen
and their foremen. Sooner or later, And
perhaps the SCOner the hotter the State,
that is the peoele, will love to take the
business in baud of settling labour Maputo,
especialthese in counection with Rail-
waye.
Tile Zuglisit Xeleal Government
irni
The Lembo fl'imes coat -aim a forecast ef
the Ft'eglielt Ineel Government WI. Some
of its leading featnrea are the folloeving
The eleetive system already In operation in
the boroughs is to be extended to the s
countlee, though 'with some reservations.
The Poor Law guardiane, for instance, also
the aehooI boards, and even the county
justieiary-" the pundits of Quarter Sere
elons," as S.ir Wililani Harcourt termsthern
-w211 remain ort the same bade es hitherto.
The question of the disposal of the county
police eceras to have beim a hard one for the
Government.. Tory opinion, or prejudice, t
was naturally opposed te a transfer of the t
control of these euatodians of the pea,oe to t
The Philosophy of Hand 'lilting.
This, is the caption of one of the olreptere
in, Prof. Metheme recently published work
"eleu, Pewee anti Mingo," ie which he
refers humorously to the recent Btvtling
diecoveg which has been made in regard to
handwroine, that is, the art of discovering
a Man% character by his pot-hoeks.
He revs "A. man swift his name to a
note. and lo 1 his most moret MOW/ea ofac•
tion are revealed to the Peblie goo aa effec-
tually as ff he were tutted teelder out. Pro -
femme I:of this art will teet glehee ot your
handwriting, mad, with all the confieeace of
Velpean making diagnovis, will exclaim
'There is en whieh denotes letenee eget-
lam this ee much greatness of soul ; ebie
upetroke cornett frame a eoaring mind ; that
dotemOroke betrays a preelivity to basereoes;
this :0 shewea zigzeg, flighty disposItioa ;
the tail of that y argues a little avariee ;
the wrxter."
Ateer writing further on this ne philett
eophy, he then makes 801:04 curious gate -
meets with referezee to the baudwriting ot
celebrated people. Napolceu wrote the
worst band en record -so bad that hie let -
tem to Josephine from Germanwere some-
times takee for move a the seat of war.
• Sidney Smith wrote mace te Jeffrey that he
heel tried to reed a letter of the greet review-
er from left to right end. Um. Sydney from
*let to left; but ueleher a them could d.
cyhera elude word,. Of Sidney% own
hod it has Were said that, with the excep-
tton of Jegrefe, it was the woret the printer:1
had to pewee met for the Rdinherteh eterieur.
himaelf coinpered it to the beeroglyptriee
of a swarm of ants escaping from an fink.
bottle and welhing over a eheet rot paper.
When hie wife iaclatee to him an illegible
pottage from Imo of hie lettere from tendee
contemn tbreettone about the meeragement
et his farm, awl asked for an explenetiou,
he eimply returned it with the remark thet
he Intuit deellue eeer reaclieg hie own hand-
writiog four azul twenty Metre alter be bad
written it.
Dr. Chelmere, heudwritiegwas abie per
elezieg. aed oft= defied all steerage to reed
It It te said theft when Ms fethir received
weekly or forteiglatly letter from hie ernt
Went eon, be caredully loolted it apt After
a store had accumulated, the eort would,
come arta pay hen a watt open whielr he
would breele all the ilea] mei omit the writer
of the lettere to read thera.
Other entertaiAlog iteiteucee of undeciph•
erable chirography arereleted, which Prof
irlatletwe arguee disprove the etatemeet Viet
the knowleOge of men derived from bend-
writieg SAP be Of any praetivel value. Re
writea ; "Not only deo the general baud.
writing vary in dIffereut ages, but many
ntle are acquired by imitator; toed so all
%ideality Is lose There are motto of
writing, which, like modes of dram, heeeme
the raeto for a semen, and therefore throw
no light en ammeter.
44 Breve, decided men my write 0, timid,
heeirating Acres?! ; nolle hietieminied men
miry perpetrate a Mean hand; and cowards
produce a ecript thet is bold and fleeing,
The handwriting of Prof. Iftexley, whose
etyle la the Ideal of lucidity, is almost undo-
etpherable ; the pot -hooka of Darwin are
so utterly without form and void that there
was evidently no precosa of "nature"
tion" in their choice. Many other inetances
aro given which tend to dieprove the new
theory.
Whipped to Dealt,
CrTexuers, Mande 20.-A shookine
etory of depravity and the execration of
popular vengeance comes from Bluffton.14
seems that a wlete woman, whoa name is
not .given, had become intimate with a ne.
gro eitmed Aaron Dickey, a matt well known
es a desperado. It had for tome time heat
uopected that their reletions were of a
criminal character. A. party of youug men
deoided to wetele and seeing the negro enter
the womanei house waited until midnight,
breke and found the couple as suspected.
Dickey atoutly reaisted all efforts to
handle him, but the yoang men pressed
close around him and soon bound. him.
They took bun out to a tree, to which they
ied hint after baring his hetet. With stout
wigs the man welted Dickey's bask until
he blood earn*. From cursing the negro
turned to pleading for mercy, but all to no
avail. l'he vigilantes told him he would
not live to eee daylight. When one detail
would weary in the work °flashing it would
be relieved by another. As the day began
•to dawn the men disappeared, but Dickey
died from the thrashing which he had re-
ceived.
the eleottve lootal authority,dest the enforce.
tune of law should become in tome measure
dependent on local intlueneee and preposses.
arena. 4'In cou.nty where the eentiment
of the electors tees strongly against tithes,
it is coneeivable," seem the Mai, " that
representatives might be pledged totvithe
hold the aid of the police from the tithe -
collector." On the other hand, to withhold
from the new county authority the control
of this force'which is granted. to the
borough autlaorities, would he to make an
invidious dietinction likely to be anything
but acceptable to the former. Then again,
in deciding such a question, the Govern-
ment must perforce have special regard to
what is likely to he agreeable to their
Liberal -Unionist supporters, who it may
be pretty safely conjectured, will lean to
the more liberal measures. The inference
left to be drawn is, apparently, that the
more democratic: alternbeive will prevail.
Probably the most diffitult question of all
Is that in regard to the licensing power.
Stringe re say the Licensed Victuallers and
the 'United Kingdom Temperance Alliance,
both of which have been heard by deputa-
tions are at one in preferring thee the
power to grant licenses should remain with
the appointed county justices, rather than
with the elective boarde, though for very
different retuning, the former fearing re-
striction, and tbe latter corruption. The
Alliance will, however, be satisfied with
nothing short of a periodical plebiscite in
each loeality, a pitob of radicalism to which
no Conservative Government is likely to
rise, even to conciliate its Liberal support-
ers.
A 72 hour go -as -you -please contest closed
at Boston, Mass. on Saturday night. There
was little enthusiasm and only a small
crowd was in attendance. The track was
measured and found to be twent3t-two feet
short to the lap. In spite of this the Ameri-
can record is beatento,y a few yards, There
is about $2,000 to he divided among the
walkers, of which Cartwright, the.English
competitor, will get about $700. The fol-
lowing is the final score :-Cartwright, 396;
Guerrero, 375; flegelman, 356; Day, 350;
Taylor, 331'Collins, 293; Cuneinghane
261; Cotter, 156 ; Bdwards, 211; Sullivan,
275; Conners, 255.
"Doctor," said a wealthy Boston pa-,
tient, "1 want you to be thorough and
strike at the root of the disease," "1 will,"
said the doctor, and brought his cane down
with a smash on a decanter standing on the
side -board. It was his last professional
visit at that house.
Eu01'1310118 Oargees Of Opium.
Opiurn anauggling along the Sb. Lawrence
came in after the opening of the Canadian
Pacific Railway. The town of Victoria, on
Vancouver Island, is supported largely froin
the profits realized by importing liouses that
are owned by professional smugglers. The
merchants of that town do not disguise their
business relations, but boast that they can
hoodwink United States Custom House offi-
cers without any risk. One week I saw
three ships arrive at Victoria loaded with
nothing but opium. You may imagine the
value of such a cargo when a piece of pre,
pared opium only the size of a pea is suffi-
cient to satisfy the hardest pipe hitter. The
stuff is treated by the local Chinese, and
then sent out to different points along the
American lino. It goes up Puget Sound on
fishing smacks, and then acroseWashington
Territory down to San Premise°. New
York, Chicago, St. LOWS, and other large
cities are supplied indirectly through agents
who are stationed at points from Duluth
down to Ogdensburg. These frontier re-
ceivers are known te the trade, but the
magnitude of the business cannot be exag-
gerated.
Stranger (to boy in lawyer's office) --I'm
looking for a legal blank, sonny. Lawyer's
boy -Sorry, sir, but he's just stepped out.
Demagogues should ponder this saying of
Lincoln's "You can fool some of the peo-
ple all the time, and you can fool all of the
people some of the time, but you cannot fool
ell the people ell the time."
Mary -George, if I die, promise me one
thing. George -What 18 it, Mary? Mary. -
That you will marry Ernie% Wilkins. George
-Why, I thought you hated her, Mery-
1 do, George. I want to get even with her.
There is a wonderful brown and golden
bird in Mexico, a species of beeniartin, that
is a remarkably expert beecatcher. He has
a way of ruffling up the feathers on top of
his head so that his crest looks exactly like
a beautiful flower. When a be comes
along to sip honey from this delusive blos-
83M it is snapped up and devoured.
A CANADIAN 3N AffSTRALIA, An Omnibus rass,
Is lei:per-knee in eitinearoo erunttng eve
In Illobeing
Mr. Wm. Rowe, a Qanadian, ae preee
eeeiding in Syduey, N. S. W., in a letter
his brother, Ur. (teas. Rewe, ef this cit
gives a description of tome Eangaroo Isp
ing that he enjoyed during December tele
part of January,. says:"1 lave be
on five differene atations in my abeence fro
home. You cart imagine the exteet a
veatnese of them when they raege from 17
000 to 50004) acres per station, and of cour
therm are not by any warts the largest
Australian stettons, etene equattem owni
aa much at, ehe Ave would eon:Trete. b
sport consisted of chasing kangaroo
horeehael; with dogs. The first moreha
work placed aix hors de combat, and we on
bed the oleo pair of doge, Of coupe
•Dover get more than oneat a time, and SR
of the chases extended over two miles
ground. Sometimes the dogs woeld beoo
Beeeretedt vehicle ferehoded ne good, as
kengaroo at any size Await overmatch f
one dog. Our work was to keep them
aleht, r.ding up hill wed clout dale, th
sometimes doubling end leading us ba
over toe same country, and whet! the do
had collared one we would dismount, se-
em brute by the hind lege and throw lei
on hie beck, and then, wtththe aki, of ashill
Ugh, brtak skull, Irish emblem, T
enenager on Myhre Station OR the Mama
river told me he neeaeured the etridee
loins of an extra large Iteugarao, which h
end Ms doge hadrun down, and fooled the
on the flat 33 feet and ever and none tattle
and from my experience I fully belleVe 41E0
" Oa the dotter' jest ntentumed we he
ale() lots ef sheeting eagleet One brough
down Was about 8 feet -from tip to tip. AN
also shot pipette, plovere, enipe, sand rail
gurgle, parrots and ducke, the laet mentio
ea, being very thiek. I would like aheu
two weeket trampleg ameng therm Turk
le also mid to abetted there, but they kep
The following is a copy of the pass upon
4 which a party of atateemen travelled to the
nt Lweegdidettgaroof raeQfeeilltioyw;-_,mentiber of the State
to Cieczezziere Feb. 14, 188.
7, Conduetore of C. 4 0, M. Railway :-
ate Pass flop. E. L. ',enwrap, Speaker of the
e Howe of Representatives of the great State
en of Ohio (the third State in the -Union in
in the point of population, and first in ell
ea other respeets), and twenty-three (23) other
people from Colunabas to 131aucheeter aud,
to eetern, on account of the marriage of Hon-
ef W. G. iTudeon, the honorable member from
ug Cliuton, Conductive are lostrucrad to love
.ty their valuablea in the train box while this
perty ie on board.- [Cleveland Leader,
0,6
ty Oussies 4rothers.
we " be," Said tite Pnocipal of the Young
tee Ladies' Seminery to the proud parent,
you ought be very happyt my dear sir,
me •
to lte the father of so lerge a family, all the
members of which appear to he so devoted
a
or, •
to one another, " Lerge fetidly ! Devoted?'
ie trePeet the °la geetleineel. amazon -mut.
•ty Whet on earth do you mean, ma'am?"
°I4 ytelesr4 olungdite °lit; jg$14aisoid eteh. (3 "NoP'riPciPlelts4
tean eleven of Geseitt's brothers love been
here this winter to take her out sleighoich
en!•log, and elm tells me she expeete the tall
ne One with the Mae eyes again tomorrow" -,-
[Puck.
or A Tremendous Sensation
e would have been created one hundred yore
ago by the siglat ef wee of our modern ex -
rt treine aloeg at the rate of
ty oche an hour, duet think bow our
" gremlfethere woele have etered (melt
aptettrele 1 It takes a rood deal to aeteellah
es
peoplemetv-a- dare but tient* of the marvel.
es mei ourea of eonsemptioe, 'wrought by Dr.
18,7 Pieree'lf Goldeu lettaeovery, have
" mated evideopread amazemetta Commute
°Y Vert le at het achnowledged nereirle. Tim
46 Golden Meateticel Diecterery ;4 toe Only
,3 2
themeolvee like the light with Mona durin
our visit,
"One dey the meager and. I entered th
nlvr for four dreg cattle. We re•eream
11 right and got upticle the rallet when on,
brete took to the toroth, jumped the Imre
and back over the river, whither ere co
counte went after the wretch, aud Omen
hire a vexitable demon. tie would race yo
like Merle Tweioto horse SO loug as he we
not deeicledIy heeded eud. raade to eeder
atm(' ao by whip would he colitinne, an
then he creasing the river we had ateuelly t
evelito our horses to keep the brute In th
tight coutee, eta then the ezrult again. Tit
bease wee ao kitowlug as to Neu; awl no
budge wail the whip felt hint aud severa
Unto del we loose him throe& the serub,
In that manner (the eprubs), or some o
there, 1 Trap as Well you t are eo thick
trees, youth; broth aud river :wish)
throoghoute whielt make* it impeseible t
get alone riding. must also define th
etock-why in use here -•-a, Needle &bon
twelve inches long with laelt abrut the sam
number of feet; a novice will general!
beautify hie own iceturee in learning t
handle it, wherem in an adept'it hula, i
would, if he 'were so disposed, draw blood
tram a. bullock% bat*. As forracobbing eat
tle I had lots of it. though tall sorry t
state Sepulcher, Itcl's great hunter, dlet
front a imake bite on the eve of the day In
was bItteo. On tem 00eatii011 recently we
arted out from Revensworth, our party
Itumberhag eight, and the firat day rod
matey eixty miles through a broiling sun a
little better than a walking pace, which
not by any meant( pleasaut, nor did the
kites eanyzng tend to add any Veneer°
our Beadle ea a pillow and only one th?ei
blanket over tie, which got soaked through
by the hewer dew, end consequently made
tie so field that it was impossible to sleep.
However, the second clefts excitement
round us. Tiefore noon hour we had over
1.20e head eattle together, and then six
of us hold them in check in a pretty open
piece of country, wbile two others went
arnongab them and cut out four hundred of
tho bast for market You can fanoy a herd
like that swayIng to and fro, running around
in, the circle like the coils of a snake, Tho
poor beasts were terrible excited, es they
reedy see a human, ban and hollowed as if
for something to rid them of us moulders,
while the creek of the stock whips helped
to add to tile tease. I tell you that it test
is exciting."
re -
g It1lOW11 rOnletly for it. If talten et the right
time -which, beer in mind, is not wilt= the
lungs are newly gone -it will go right to
"
sheseat of the disease and occomplieh ite
0 work no nothing ONO In tile world eau.
; Deteh hall ideate no longer
Gtvo Him $O, and Let ilun
3 Guess 22
, We once heard a mon eomplein of feello
d badly, and woudered what Ailed him.
O humorous frieeil awl, "Give a doetor $2,
(.1 mand t high prieesof a few yeare ago.
O and let him etteate" lewee a cutting settre
e, Anne deeterth WhO deal alweye pees
right. You need not guess what elle pm
en your food don't alsort when your.
bowele and atm:neat ara ineetzve end when,
I• your heed achea every day, en'd you ens
• leuguid and easily fetignetl. You are bilt-
g•
ozete and Dr. Picreete Pleseent Purgative
• Pellete will brieg you out all right. Small,
O eugar coeted, easy to take. 01 druggiete.
Ruicherhaeker buff " giveu as the
name of a color to be feshionehle in Spring
3' goods.
* "Had Ikea "Ferried Eigitteen
Years."
It should have rea,d "married," hat the
• proehroder obeereeel 014 it, amounted to
o about the Sante thing, and so did not draw
1 his blue peuoil through the error. T.Tofor-
t tunately there was considerable truth in his
abservatiou. Thoutetwirt lumbends are
worried almost to deepair by the heelth
e that efilicte their 'wives, anti often robs life
t et comfort and bappieem. There is but ern
asfe and sure way to change all tide for tits
Dotter' The ladieo eheuid use Dr. Pierce's
, Peverito Pretcriptfon.
$30,060 for a Threc-year.old
Horse.
Senator Stookbtidge, of Michigan, on
Feb. 24tb closed the sale of his stallion Bell
Boy for 830,000 cash and servieee to the
value of $5,000 more. Bell Boy was sired
by Electioneer, dam Beautiful Bells. Be
was bred on Senator Stanford's stock farm
at Palo Alto, California, and purchased, by
Senator Stockbridge last year for 85,000,
with an agreement that he he allowed to
fill his engagements on the track. Under
these engagements lee won 86,500 for the
Senator and made at record of 2.26 as a 2 -
year old. This is the hest record ever
achieved by a colt of hie age, and the price
for which he sold yesterday is higher than
was ever before paid for a 3 -year-old. He
was bought for parties in Frankfort, Eye
whose names are not given.
Bell Boy is a full brother to Hinds Rose,
2 19a ; to St. Bel with a four-year-old of 2
24e, and to Chimes, 2 30e, Electioiaeer'e
children include besides those named, Man.
litnita, 2.16; Anteeo, 2.16k ; Adair, 2.17e ;
Bonita, 2 18e, and Lot Slocum, 2.19. 13E11
Boy is a very handsome bay, anddrom his
breeding should make a wonderful suc-
cess at the head of a breeding establish.
ment, Electioneer, is by Rysdyk's Ham-
bletonian out of Green Mountain Maid, the
daan of Elaine, 2 20; Prospero, 2.20, and
Deane Trot, 2,22e. Ryscl3tk's Hambletonian
was by Abdellah, he by Mambrino, he by
importcd Messenger. Beautiful bells is a
da Teeter of The Moor, by Clay Pilot, out of
Minnehalm by Bald Chief. Palo Alto Belle,
a full sister to Ball Boy, foaled in 1886, was
recently sold by Senator Stanford to Hon.
3. el. Sibley for $8,000, and the former says
her trials have shown her superior in speed
to Norlaine, the yearling wonder.
One of the best known young women of
Omaha is six feet six inches tall, • The man
who would steal a kiss born her nzuat carry
a step•ladder. •
Bobby (thoughtfully)-" Pa." Father
(irascibly) -" Ya'as, ya'as, what is it ?"
Bobby-" Do you think Pil be as cross as
you are when 1 grow up ?"
Fond Wife -The Smiths must be awfully
poor, they never rive anything to charities.
Itle-Well, but we don't either. Fond Wife
---Oh, but it isn't because we haven't got
plenty I
_emeee
Silver *mementos for the person of all
kind e are more fashionehle now than ever
before.
.t Core ter Drankenrterts.
• Tho opium habit, depsomania, tho morphInobable,
nervous prostration cansed by the use of tobacco,
nsentol dUr tlitreilfy TA'
breln, roll re o ee, o a c ue
by over-exereen ot the brain, and toss et natural
Strength, train any mule 'whatever. Mem-young,
lrluoerz.ingroll:41,14,;eetal-;,vaho are bralrell dor frot4rvimy
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Spring bonnets are to have wide stringa if
the latest fashionnews from Paris ie reliable.
ColiNo More.
Watson's cough drops are the beet; Inthi
world for the throat and. chest, for the yoke
unequalled, See that thelettors R. 4 T.W.
are stamped on each drop.
Corduroy will hold its own through the
Spring and is to come in all the newest
colors.
Ocean Steamship Passengers
Via New York should take the Erie rail.
way, as it is nob only the shortest and beat
line, but lands people aloes to the piers of
the leading steamship companies. In buy-
ing tickets, ask for ttze Erie.
jewelers say there is an unusual demand
for black pearle and that they bring fancy
prices.
People who ate enhjeoa to had breath, fold (mated
longue, or any disorder at the Stomach, can at onoo
be relieved by using Dr. °arson's Stomach Bittere,
the old and trled remedy. Ask your Drutreias
Seme of the handsomest of the India
wraps are trimmed with black marabout
feather trimening. •
()memo Be.ra Reiman restores grey mid faded
hair to its natural color and prevents falling out.
Braid in almost Bloomingdale profusion is
to trim tbe tailor-naade and other kinds of
Spring suits.
Heel Coss Crum euros In one minute,
Half teaspoonful of common salt dissolved
in a little eold water and drunk will in-
stantly relieve heartburn.
whooever your Stomach or Bowels got out ot or.
der, pausing BiliousnessDyepepela, or Irdlgestdon,
and their attendant evils, take at once a dose DI Dr.
vareows Stomach Mere. Beet /amity mettiotne,
AU OrTatclete. 60 cente.
Cold =apt continue to delight the hearts
of women who have eeelskin aacquet or a
Russian wrap.
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