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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1888-4-12, Page 6ENGLANW.$ OW -R FOG, a nd Gleamtug TIAleXinesa that Wren- tuali,v Shute OW peton. To the mariner the Icor is, About the most obnoxious of alt the =Mame of his veca, lien. lie le riot likely to linderetaud rae, :then, When 1 speak ot ifs letwetiee ; yet I mat moues hint, neverthelees. that rot‘ny levely atmospheric sod other effeets ere pro. dueed on the waters by time huoinows, ea, feldhao bodies of vapor, the eitence of whose 'white caveres he violated le thew acleatido timen by the horribIe bra),Ing of the 'deem ban road the terriged 4utterIng of the en- gine room bell. The hind of fog h heve In my retied is the anowlike hoely ot vapor wren - %Smell not very reach taller thou the Folk. atone nliffe, aometimea an low lying, iudeed, *het you may Fee the /efty vent of a bio e°R1Pe34Y* The te'teae rizweeea by the 14111 chip forting out of it into the Woe air anti f nen -I tent' en e are„ .or twenty -Wei- tg-ecKranas 10 c nta or brijsAueshlre, when the rest of the etruel heenteunn Etu'ea or 4$* et.' eeltte ler nye !ohm detta„he a_bs_cd.ottlef ttthitidehnhanh „afri_,_o_htLecit. ong_t raesene peroe'r re;:loeTted reigceeep' ruTthoTheh; 74•1:9emovntre4wgefiztoatpoperttutwo tateZ "1,11; "m"4"8 rrdae. At...f.Xtatlag Kaa.ff rates, pier* thn tele, delmate, amohelike eparklieg Farlielea Pnt rt°.!'2. .11;a434'41e will be ir-ftresf4 ele4g softlYv 44 it is therefore Aka! wa 7111% the Pwgres4 4.uvl tewlte of the And oeoder in me reveledow elaelefette, inePose Innovatioa. lasthwo wineh the tettta. of its disceyer; The hientiteidin •Guide eaye fish le hennat- ing, ecaree up there, •mid tbat there is a gots not render beautthel, A man etandiog on the deck of a ship in the heart of A aefri t1t7Q3g felrmg al4Qugf the le4A1 ashetu2e4 enetaketenti; etc:then any hot int one to ; With regard to the use of trap. note he the wen rite manalcast town ths nennetee of nee whiter time. The geoend opieion, the *beet Gulde says, is thee there eleguld. pot he geed Ten wane vaennt there is a certain acmecut a the roultitadere of young aod. lohlitY of oppmesivereee lt; nee le thie "It)/ 6:41 they olettfo.7- Wholly feriellet, for thounie there be a deep bah, haee. In the, New /melt tne sew yet whew you emerge, iuto 4.041g WAN ZelaAte, wawa fame at renuertag niwer al..' the eliffereuee between the itillteee the Uwe 11,gaigOt bribetY ht elootiony Mere hNve qpitted ad thet ethiett noel hove elniegent. The chief feet= el the hill le entered is ineteutly pereentilde, Pteetutty ite fifth eeetiou, willeh method= the pay, Otero is little 14w, a chew, .optrts is the met of Oh to 'penal% Who give Salon:A-gen hoxigl000 body of whiteuegs ; the epee CSgos Of violatione of law in whi_214 et:in- viter that Ofk=ea erouudtthe gap efetionWottY. have beto Prottnteffe :AO ob. eulerges it* narrow horizon ; there le a foo,t et IVA la te viocuro, PurIUMPent of geoerat hrightenintt VI; though Os MOP tempt T4Pneeay., tee igmerent SU% ferwerd pert of the allip is atilt 141ilden. in the degraded. It futhell rt folonY to Call" Ute emother, mei the enly meet you 041a eve Unlace rawaey or any velnehie thieg * foelee U wee newed off a few feet attete or to m; Ct7,3414444913, la expentetiOn 'the deck. If the eef3/44 uigh. ehipe be "ng voter, tho Vanitilmiect fee whit& at bend, them hepteu now a alew Ceding $7.40, or two yea& out al elajecte, and the eight is ene by hone deemed, imprisou- whtele I thiuk every lean who hoe even it t tur r diequelidee otheuder atilt retell with admiration. NOTES CEIMENT TOPICS, The Committeeon Conemeree of the United States Houee of Represeutatives has, by vote of seven to aix, reported favourehly en the Bill to previde a stodgier of poetal tele- graphy eimilar to that in operation in laud. The BM eppinpriates $8,000,090 for the purpose. The report accompanying the Bill claims that the aelf-aus. taping. It Oleo meintaies that the Govern. meet has a right to build awl operate tole, mph ligee, And that neither public getniont teeQd fatal, nor itudiee requirea tte thereat - meet to perebase the property awl loon chiefie of the Weatereldnion Telegraph CQUI- palsy St the higher nest than tho,c Ali which. w would he able to peraliel the lieree uukt Odin anypeddle ole fa ten yeere. Tito II 017 Dov" 4°51'4' I was 4t°41ra ef eaUea The law le Reglad reletiog te Beggioo pert" ee WIT ANPi IV IS 011. The jolty trust is the latest. It ie aid to be in a eleaky condidow, C. 1'. Huntingteo veal te peddle butter o the oaluers m California, and it is evident that prices were aa high then a they are now. fer the gentleman le to -day worth 000,000. Mrs, Mrs. Stiggins, it's uot every womeet who hes a hinitend like yoors, They say he ia very indulgent. hire, Stip gins—There I told Joshue that if he kept OIL iudulging ma the ely ion:Embody world find it eut, When a Boston girl is preweeted with a henteuet she says, "Q how deliciously sweee t It's fraerance impregnatee the eto tire atinoaphere of the room,' A fiownrehtt girl aimply eoys, "It emells serumptious ; *antra Reeled Being compelled to matte pohlio apology tu a Cope Tawa newspaper, and eppatently thiukieg he mieht as welt be "killed for?. sb,eSp SS s iamb,' one Da Phsele published a cud atignattelog himself as "a geoubte liar of the drat clued' Time lo tailor shops—New hothieeepere_ Here a a charge for 675 egaiest Mr. Dam - ley for la /mit of gleam. Don't you thiek it tad better he charged up to prode and bar Teller*" Oh, Fil get that. He has only owed it two years." Reporter "I've a. good. item here this morning. I forted a person who had heat eoodeted to one room hie entire life," City -Editor 6° Geed. Write It eight up. Who le let" Reporter " WIty a throe-dep. oM behy down at our lientee.° "Yon elioulda't have taken thlhi for ark wer AO readily, fdltaley," eattt hie moo heeled frieod. " Don't youtinderataud l'e uo often meane ynel'' "She 'No,' Jean" reeponded Charley, out lope. "She eaid ou definition. al " 11, to boll it down, who would rather 'aura for the bone, Sera a tAX catheter uly nusellith man. quietly into the realaP;4 ao even - earnestly At hie is wrote, for into euelt a log ite I ern. deteriblog aua lay lolblolo i5 tow., omen, oeede several lug can. a kuwr Mtiall fur Vtillgc:: $10140 ISA aarmwaveata loamy, ger, agordilia tg Len. hitter hiovr, Attu IA ie. Aoy trk of tide there lia4 have non oaten the leen u on even 6 ehtwe, 44„ Iv. she thin nog were in bSell kept evropeot, with tho vapr. The th„,5.; uthitt th. fez., town/het ttku tioktee* .;11,7,pfhwttonr tattati yhur etri tot nth &awl wee oee air, and the water eteree ont ef the fog, aefatilts WOmen nod children, y r c„. ant)'-"enh:hues thiekotee to the lettole With the relith aud outte Waldo lot" Servautee" Yis, eon' ; but ehe gleAux et oil. There Vat3 nethiag te beeelr,'4 thet melt she wits't ore ausimay," Yeitufe the quiet hut the ilittan; feitte `dozier ei Beetonisat tetertnefit--" le it poseible Ifee the %m1l. a surf, or eumetienee the remetel the bete loug 2 ' Servoutaw' Iver ghee ttakling ed elophi telt, or the *node et a the news eatne about wine74 in tome ntaatr erat tree -Mies upon the ear litte uniskarry. aerr," Itif4 (dee be thitenerreeted. It do away with the Minute al- to he whipped fwe ere Oa v te ever enforced), wed lianit o beya under 10 to sill 111=i- .dre atr.ohee. The letter far neaugio but the otete ve the eurioue !dens of whit* Boger in the Eng The se, tells of the effectual leesoes given an Epitneptitan clergyman " out houdre miles away," to nOMO of his 1 ere who liege the bed habit of comiug o cluereli elmeet al a matter of court: red eteml it as leu as he exact, eo one day morning he aenenieheh the congre. n by oteppmg in the middle. et a realm, d propeeing to go beet to the begiunieg the servlee for the benefit of the lute - centers In oeder thee they minht uot be de- prived of the benefits of sin copies:4ton and ebeolution. This he dM to the confuoion of the leggardo, but as time proved, with very latietaetory In one of 1218 recent epeeches Lord Harlin ton made a good poiut when ho called atten tion to tbe ft of the lour daily morningpe- pen hi Dublin no fewer than three are strongly Itztioniet, and only ono fa Glatt:tone- Pernellite. He raight have added that in Belfett there are aleo four daily morning wipers, of which again three are very dead - ed Unionists and only one litter Home Rule; end -thee even lu Cork the daily 'proof ie di - /tided, one for and one egaiuot Ifarnelliem, A perfeot exainple of le /net unanimity " Young raen frequently leave the farm, not become() there is no money in farming, or less than they could melte at other oe Inpue lions, bnt becaose they do not conelder farming "genteel." In this they make e mistake. No more honorable oceupatiou than that of the farmer can be mentioned, and while far.ning has its drawbacks, who will say that the average Ontario farmer is not more healthy and wealthy than the average Ontario clerk or beekeeper 2 Gen. Boulanger and Count de Hasepe, the two men who have been coosidered the most popular characters of this generation, are both making appeals to the French Chamber of Deputies. Bail ger wants to return to his command, and De Hesseps want% authority to issue another lottery loan of 340,000,000 franca. They will both be disappointed, if the times can be trusted. There is a limit to monumental assumption, and. the French. Parliament can be trusted to administer the proper rebuke. Montreal Star : The Americans go into their forests and out down seven hundred. million. dollars worth of trees every year. Very soon there will be no more trees to cut down. They have planted some little once and while they wait for these to grow the Americans would fain make use of Canadian trees. Ib will be our turn to wait next, and it is high time we too began thineing about the " little ones" in both senses of the word. A recently returned traveller from India reports to The New York Graphic that the principle of the telephone has been in. use in may ef the temples of that country for bundreds of years. He says the priests laugh- ed when he told them it was a matter of very recent introduction in the New World. We self-assertive Westerners appear hope- lessly juvenile to these hoary civilizations.• Preeently there wee a oieventont of nio , "Why, merinos 3 Yen bUrelY aroma ge- nod on the iteft Amens of the draught of in lug te tee that al malini play, ' LA 'roue 2" Ocuderly drew made the torte:Me a the mint 'Arabella," replied the Now Vert mama the pfoturee ethered were a seriesof beautitul butteuing her slava, her twee molet with eurteriees. Ali about us Mod the white ftw, solkurifiringtendernet-s, "1 feel ft my dot upon thetea le -elbows and potato, in &CAM, re ace it ao I c ill intelligeutly wan ye towline and defilen litre teethe warred and Ana it." oweeipitous front of ehalk alit, eget now my be that fortoue huorlis erne a there would. seem out a little einathe Whir e eery TAWS door, but moot of us seem to eittedow within the vepor held you specula. eve been out when the called. Strange, log till the euntaliine emote it into the pro. tee, that emote of the othere, whp liappeued Vertieua and color of some cutter or lugger- by aceicient to be Immo, trembled lest the egged craft, with reddieha Illaillihlii gently Imo& was that of the grocer wanting sionie• *ming and a soutaneter or two over the , thing on ageouut. zit; anti ziow, as the thowlike thirinnee Itaring a will conteet in Baltimore Couto was rent afresh some stout brig with black ty, MI, one of the witnesses testified that ne elacetfered bidets and a blue vein of emetic the eleeerseed had, on ono °madam written soh% up straight out of her galley ehimuey I tter awl read it to the rets ha hie house, wad then =king over like the earl of a warning thorn from the premisen He fur - Venire, would be oxivoilecl, and uo matter thCt'asserted that the decemed had told how ugly the craft wao that tvould be thus 1 thet he believed a great many of the isteddenty eonfeesed the witathery of the ribite- e had heeded, the warning and left. Rots 1 tug back ground of data entered her and *Omitted her as dainty eta delightful, full Proteets against tiefht lacing aro being ,of %grace that owed. nothing to form, eo meth in Perla Tee couventioned good 4. teat *yea A, wretched. little coester, with. fire le gradually „ming to be bad form /mom, foresail, and 4 Mit of canvas SS =my amono the hopper -Emulsive Perhaps the teetered as Joseplea coat met the eye clothedbiggest objection we have to lodge againet with beauty from the buttons of her trucks tight-leced girla is thet they are so apt, on down, to the tremulous ailver ef tee rtilec. being sweeczed, to oreak. like ancieut ar- tion of her rails under her, mour does when it ie Anterfored with.— Tnen preeealy glimpses (lithe land were tLonflort Pun. lo be had, the flesh of sanvvatd daring win - +howls „ashore, the vivid green of verdure eloping to the edge of the white, abrupt, a renewer with raktug faunels cautiously coin tug out, the twinkle of foam upon the mar- gin of grayish shingle. Sconery Britista, Columbia., • Without A doubt the evenery t Yeketett in Britieh Ooluznbia, iethe mot ,wonderful of We Idud 10 Van wilnin Worth • The .roono- Mien are .govered - with . imetv and .gloolere frooe see -lewd 10 ernMeeit,• The 'air ef early wor*g. iig(lat, 00 deg, Is exeeedietely tratepertmo while the VSstSeSS oi thOse tamatamsA, ranging as theyf do front 16,000 10 nearly 21 zote golee 20,000 feet, Sagareaa the• heholder ;feeder these. gonditione With the emesetiou of their beiugteet ethereal tea have Any ectuel enieteneet tar that they onenot be aerythieg tweept 41.01M uihoJy 1111441011 .tkat meat dieperee *tee theta* res.ear. &eel tbts " to A adobe exteut whet happeos, It tweezed to be trigs whet Dore Might hove 44410104aa ao imaginer? 1,14Vf.01 Meentato ecenery ite the planet Mem. Ag the man. raw higher, the thedave•grew latee distinets the edam of Omega? nmerged 'Mtn eaell other, the -air 1.023h ikS extrerne owl the exact •centount, Weenie confined. Yet we eoutd hardly believe that the greet teem of Mona Sir Elia,the pelatetl exestof 'Muck TOW .klak 4491re thei see, wee between After and .sixty mriUea ofE Ineagitie Afoot Ohne pla.eed ghee th the .4.en ehote with fta %tele 'height 'visible• AO ineethred from the sententele thee 1'13444 i3ell Nevis, ths• higiteeat ormateln be Greet Bated*, pleeed upon the ournmit of Meet BIATIO,_ mid the tenet .heintat thee reached would. felt that of .t,he eurnielt of hleteet Se Elton The latnit estimete of ets height by .the Cetwe 'Survey hoe needy, it • treaty 20,000 feet, With An error either way of a: few hundred feet, St. Ellenteethe teat _axed .higheet mountain el therangeemed the War - est to the arA—atfkallaga a tweed butt. from. Willett it rhea like at Pagptien pheendat, 'straight" regider, mut mtweete, teem AU icy Otte an of miorneeuely exteelione egleeient.. Could ea. blind Mall hie brought to Yeketat, Arid here hie eight teetered. whtle eaek mor - eel ef the rename, commeneing trent the enet, wae eepeoetely preeeuted to hie view, he would exelaim at Wet that nothing could eurpeenite rendear thee 'diteetiole ; thee, no hie pee werth,gradually be ehifted rouod to- the weetoetfil loftier moUntaile, tweeme would -die,eleee themeelveto till be world. Wok he must eon* have •arrieed at the olineort. Higher and higher yet they would, rine no hleuute Cook and. Veneouver were reseed in review while words world fen to optreaa twm nateniehmeat no leet of all Me cone would rest ore Mont St, tile crown aud turmoil; of all pinethilltme cr Impeeeibbities of grandeur, -ileemiag rviee • Aver one of the Weide Conn -with a leer. Prom Mies vaetward, a. ininicircle of error. 'moue realm eurroutide theBy oredually •dwinalleng lo Staleartanee aud 10heiolete ewe the smallest et them Wog a noble moon. Ulu ; while far het* testeretsthe etat, trona wbidt we bad conk)* MO:Ant Feirweather, is /OLT) feet in- height., glienoteel 10 Ilett:tv gliateMera With .0pAle5CeAG 11431'4 Inn the forest; tr %ea. Whitefoot's 30,11rtleY. It ie sometimes areid of aronte very Ineewino and decile araimel, "Re C.411 do everything but talk." But talking is riot always reecen, sary to a creature with plenty of brains -as intelligga braille as Fanner Ellists palfrey carries, in her little band. Saye a, writer in the United &Wee .dronthl Nv, a. gob el Bloomiughurg, N. Yn ewes a little Mare called Whitefoot, who is remarkebly hitelliroent and kind. Every acheol-day enoroing Whitefent heels Mr. Ernst] two little girls in a wagon to the Bohal house'a mile from hom' e and after leaving the ohildren there the little mare turas round end trots back to her meeter's house withoet any. driver. What the school eleemg hour epproaeltes Mr. Ellie hitches Vtlitefeet up awl etartil her off alone for the school -homer, and in due time she:come:shade with the little gide, She la 40 careful and expert in passing velnielen on the read that she riever hag v, collirdeu nowdamages any ef her horse geer. Oae night receutly Mr. hired men dove Whitefoot over to Middletown on, hie way to New York. B dote ernbartnag ett the ewe he tacked a piece of paper 04 the wegensseat eentainin„; this uotice Dan't etop this mare. She beloogs to William 11, Ellie, Bloominglaurg, and wilt go hereof ail right," and then taming the rearehi head homeward he la her go. Sure wrought she queered the distence, long aini mnilea 10 safety, and, at a Face that brooght her home isa eleoat an,hour. ghtlug the Sikhs et Mhhdgbt midnight, the Sikhe scoveriu 1101 rry uzith lied been breed to retire the vogn and that their leetteries at oecupiettl, brought tomo MID% trv ud again osned a deetructive lire in ark. Ou this, Z110 thaveroor-Oeueral ited his horse and galled. to the hOth, or ratable° Reihneut, which WM at the ad of the oolumu'"Aly lade, wothall have le,ep tuatit we take those gum" The talion iminediately deployed, edvaucetl, aud anpported by the lot Bengal netropeaus (now H. M. 101se Festinate) drove a Jorge body of Sikhs front three guns, whick they spiked., Palling back greedily, as if ori par - tole t he gallant 80 th took up Its old position at the head of the column, their steady app6er. once so winning the admiration of the Com- matuderin-Clitef that he exolaiined as the soldiers passed, 6. Plucky dogs leeplucky dogs 3 we cannot fail to win with such men as thaw." The reautinder of the eight pus. ed with oceaaloual cannonades from the Sikhs, whenever the nioonliglit allowed our position, which was one of de:ogee; lio . over, Sir Hugh Gough and Sir Harry Ilatdiege resolved to ke,3p the grouud they had won, and await tho 40rhiag dawn to attack the batteries of the euomy if they still manned them, or to tete them in reveres, and cou- gar or die. If ever troops were inspired with perfeet confidence In their leaders, it wee oura at Perozehah, -under the gallaneS.r Efugh, so kind in heatt, and so heroically brave, and the veteran Harding°. Well did they know thathe ateuggle would. be a hard one, but they cheered all around _them with the certainty of victory. There is at present a movement in favor d. Newfoundlandbeing taken into the Cana -- ditto confederation. rtis oelt known that at the time of confederation the people of -Newfoundland were bitterly opposed to -mating in their lot with Canada, and they had. their wish and were left out. Is *ere .any reason for their comic% in now which Nva,e not ma° as strong twenty years ago? And what particular good would. Canada, mate by the proposed union 2 It would be difacult to say what. A heavy subsidy 'very much in the shape of a bribe would be the first thing that would be espect- ed, and Canada bee ueen enough of that aort of werk not to be very anxious to vee any more of it. No donot there has 'than a goal deal said about raking St. ,john, Newfoundland, the ocean port for the Atlantic steamers and. having a raihnay opito across the island. But even that might be found. to be muck dearer than it was actually worth. As to the great fertil- ity of the inner part of Newfoundland, a good deal of that, it is to be feared, is due to the excited imagination of a somewhat enthusiastic Newfoundlander who was in the bebit of seeing a great many things that 'were quite invisible to ordinary people. 'When the people of Newfoundland want to Ire connected -with Canada they earl easily say ao, and no doubt they win receive all eir attention. But there ie no use in try- ing either to coax or bribe them into a union which to the large majority of the people is quite distasteful. Is Bismarck really breaking up or was his late illness a sham, or an indication that all "wea not serene between him and the new Emperor? Why should not even 10 10 sick? He has carried a pretty heavy load for many et year and the burden may be expected to Well by -and -bye even upon his iron constitu- tion. He has no secret of eternal youth or perpetual vitality, and why should it not bae poseible that as he was with the father to will he be with the son? Giving even Bis- enarek his. His sun is nearing its setting -wad his great work is nearly over. Perhaps the may become more liberal arid considerate ns ale end approaches. The "Pilgrim's Progress" has been trans- lated into the Japanese language. Ibis pro- fusely illustrated by naive artists, and the pictures appear to be very comical to our eyes. Christian has a close -shaved head. The dungeon of the Giant Despair is one of the lerge wooden cages so well-known. to Eastern criminala, and the angels waiting on the bridgeless river to receive tbe pil- grims are attired m the latest Yokohama fashions, The Power of l'itionbene. Boston Traveller: A snowflakeis by itself a very light and trifling affair. Enough of A. Montreal citizen who had agreed to them acting in concert eau pet a veto on all lease a certain house on University street the plans and. time tables and telegraph an - was conaiaerebly surprised when he came rangernents and general business traneactions to sign the leme to find that a clause had of the country for days together. Votes are trees inserted forbidding him to play the much like snowflakes scattered they piano, playcurie or open the windows on amount to nothing; consolidated they are =day. He didii't 'sign. irresistible. About (Inning, Pauper churehee are like pauper individ- uels,the more they arebelped the more they need 10 10. Give them an endowment from the etatto or from some fund that; some foolish fellow boa left for the purpose and they reekon on it. The springs of liberality in their own -souls is completely dried up, The beggen spirit reigns over all. Let a few wealthy people give libeeally and forthwith all the rest adrorrejlook no and Dutton up their own pookets. It is amazing peeple don't £00 the farcical offensive character of their professed givinge to God. They give to =salons Iran year alma the tenth part of what they will spend. on a grand splurge of shedder, vulgar entertainment and then they wonder that onloo a laugh, Laugh I What talk they do but laugh? Why there are people in Toronto, and good Christian people at that, who pray vigorously though in eomewhat barren, hide -bound fashion and yet, though worth their tens of thousands, giv 3- less to the church or charity there their servant girls do I What can godless people do but laugh ab the transparent humbugs 2 There they are living in grand style, fine houses, fine equipowes, magnificent coach- men and rarely gaup "tiers " with all the 'etceteras. Hear them tearing away to God, about their obligations to redeeraing grace, and. then, Heaven help them, giving three or four dollare to send the gospel to the heath- en, who they say, are to be damned for. ever if they don't get it I It is quite too absurd I It is nearly- as had as ministers of the Gospel with large salaries spending tots of money ,on trips to " Yurrip," but never found givlog a doit to those 6' causes " that they are coutinually- cracking up and pray- ing for, but for which they systematically leave °theta to foot the bills.. The Ilan Who "Stops the Paper." Truro Guarclicaz : One year ago a corree- poodent enquired what pay Truro Customs officials received. We were unable to give the information. For that reason one sub- scriber stopped his paper. The other day we gave the information. For this reason an- other subscriber atopped bis paper. Fuonn isn't it? A few weeks ago aprominent Baptist requested us to publish an item from the Messenger and Visitor concerning the Salva- tion Army. Because we did 108 friend of the army stopped his subscription. Judge de Wolfe wrote a letter to the Messenger ancl Visitor defending the attack made by the Baptist. We were requested to publish this later, and for so doing a Baptist stopped bit subscription. Funnier etill 1 But we Can stand it somehow, and Will continue as usual. The V4ar's Palaeca, lawrife, in tin Petersburg One meet two iug conuected. with Peter the Greet, uo the ekeleten of hie vAlett which 1114S bern preserved.. The vethedral which the greet nwuarchim:laded le known rui the Cathedral et SO Wter amrd $t. Paul. Ito !Orois eureneunted by a CMS% that $littorh in 'the au,alight 371 feet above the facet 10 feet higher then SO Peel's le Lemlem Rent alt the deed eovereigne of Buseie, with the bele eXelltgell Of refer ff. are burled; mew el there noted for gab betheowits cruelty as ono ebuddere to reed of. Even the great Feer had Itie oldeet eon pee to torture, evader exeminetion for treaeou ; torture tre eevere that its Viiitira F -c194 after died from the Oh= of la At the ilistenere ‚4a thort drive from St. Peterebag ie a ebanung mmteenre pelage, owned by the Empreare, arid ktiOrirt by the were of 66 Z7 0411. It la ha the whilst, of lovely geonedn teed le a beppy retithere plaice ler the reyal tweedy whenever they ehoise to come to it. Im caroller poleee, the Peterhef, there ero 10 a eiegle mom over Sta0 tereele portreitto totto by the or- der Cetherlue II. from evemen 334 krnt Parovinete ef the mnpire, gmenr•*410..•••......mmrant The Woram of Vary. Wing to the Forfrapiy ud tuodeet to the ideal w the octal need el me hat no lady theught ft h band ot her eeigueur. of You do tie:wallow, came lemagne, eetylogete been dead tbeee two montbs, rud. 1 deniend from you a bus - band Also Le Belie Argleutine, wife of Guy de Nautenii, inane to the court to tiemaud huthand. Tee Deetrese tlo Itoergoyne raya fit "(firers di Vine," "My huabatul is just dead, hut to what good to mourn 1 Since the time of Mani name livo and othen Iie. Final me A power- ful hushaud, for I Mese need of one to dee fend ray land." The king gives her to Gerrard de Viane, then looking; at her and lindittg her comely, he keeps he for hitneelf. Charlemagne fennel huebende for all the widowe of his barons who were killed in. the Spaniel:1 war. Merida. Florida has about two himcired a� filty varieties of °rang*, and nearly aa many wawa of eating them, no one of -winch is wholly satisfactory. It has also a glorious climate in winter, and many excellent people. These e.dvauta.ges attraeti others. The chief business of the state is lumber, but of that the visitor sees few signs. He sees orange groves and tourists, On them Florila stakes her reputation, and expends her energies. Her eub-tropical exposition attJacksonville presents specimens of woods, small fruits, silk culture and tobacco, but the visitor only remembers oranges growing on trees, packed in boxes, spread oat for ale, concocted into jelly, wine, marmalade and perfu.ne. I do not suppose this fruit is an cbjeet of worship, but the newspapers latelyipublished an interview with a clergy- man n which he defended the opening of the exposition on Sunday by saying that the devout contemplation of the orange as a work of God would greatly promote spirituality. Good hotels seem to be almost as common here as in Switzerland, and not a few of them ere unsurpassed in excellence. The Ponce de Leon at St. Augustine is mi. doubtedly the most beautiful hotel in the world. It has cost over two millions of dollars, and the exquisite harmony. of its structure, furnishings, carvings and decora- tion is beyond description. I do not see how We table can surpass that of the San Marco, and, with other large and expensive hotels new being builn St. Augustine is al- most sure to become the Saratoga.—Bev. 4. E. Dunning, D D. There is a mountain of coal in Wyoming Territory that hat been burning for thirty years; yet if one were to take some of that same coal and put it in a hourre furnace or a kitchen range it would go out regularly every night. We have all strength enough to endure the troubles of other people. A era,Ze for abnormally long waists is coming. 4;ent$4 Quaelis. °‘ Yes, it part aurti a big, let pliyeician, with a name which is known throughout the reedleal world. "2 have ahwatice worth h.10,000 a year." "Women ?` 'Yea, you've gireased 10 1101 time. They pay $10 every nme they -come into my -aisle. When oue gets on my lieb I toll yott she steys 1" and Dr. H— laughed long mut loud. This hi quackery—glittedged, genteel qualtery—to keep suffering woman pitying tribute year in and year out and doing 1 hem no good. Dr. Pleree's Favorite Prescription awes the peculiar weaknesses and diseases of women. It does not be to them nor rob them. Why is plover like a kernel of corn! Be- came he tuna white when he pops. gbeeking Aceident. So read the headlines of many a newepaper column, and we pause with palpitating in- terest the detail] of the catestrophy, and are deeply interested by the wade of hurnan lives involved. Yet thousands of men and women are falling victims every year to that terrible disease, consumption (scrofula of the lungs) and they and their friends are satisfied to believe the malady incareble. Now, there could 10 00 greater raistalte. No earthly power, of :worse, eau restore a tang that is entirely wasted, but DA Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will rapidly and surely arrest the ravages of consumption, if taken in time. Do not, therefore, despair, until you have tried this wonderful remedy. Nice life a. married inan 'cede when every time he asks his wife for a cup of tee he knows she'll make it hot for him. A perfect specific—Dr. Sage's Catarrh ReaedoYm' Tmy, myson, what is longitude ?" "A telegraph wire, papa." "Why so, my son 2" " Bemuse it stretches from pole to pole." Hoz! 00170EI OMB oures in ono minute. eAaumalewrralyesd pmackan"a,traueynsk orlerewehoasilykntohwans a bachelor can. He gets his wife to do it for him." People who are subject to bad breath, fold coated tongue, or any disorder of ths Stomach, cam at oace he relieved by using Dr. Carson's Stomach 131tters, the old and tried remedy, Ask your Doliziftst. 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