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• Nike Ale.Fplesreeri
preeent en Winn
The Water in the
been heown to be
Baeoff Springs le
next allianni 4194f in
Cal Associetion.
The value of th
Petubilea ket year
in the preeeediag
The Nova Seetio
terdeor enoreased th
three. esghtbe of 4
The Dembilon
been loOtified that
eerviee berweea Vi
has hem et:seemed,
Coe. Adam Nonle
ef 184 and 1815,
Lane gra Ql4etlatO
Ontk* OP 81414Y
At the meetin.g
45/14 AseeeletIem
wain the LoPal Le
grunt to the Provin
It is believed I
l'esii4h the 'atoll:is of
Aet, end toren tbe
gesto. tedious leglelet
Mr. John Pae, C
ion Canes, who wO
S'eO Clede Vete cane
is tmeleabledly
The Iceland kntz
the etailene but the
titre eix.peee Isrg
people inte our Net
Ceen. Sk Fred
from hie iedierniti
his tour of mdltax
extend to the emiett
Nebel: Sweateais
terday teeming fro
Angliean CeVereu
theateette receptien
Prefetver Seized
turned frOtrt a trip
poets that the demo
env le troich lorger
Feted.
A, telephone CA
3.1kN Peke blend PI
end a leed wi
s.avvas ststiOU Qa t
nectian with them
Ais en offeet to St
In Ceesedien territee
thezevigeble duo
rirer for nine Mile
rum within Auntie
The rtertgli here
110,600,900 beehele
by Twentreight per
theitoedet inabo the
The Germans In
restellieu to el
The theodisbrelseetz
enertere at Went
A &tisk° bite
troop aud bask E
A. famine le karst
eli further rkeef t
deued.
It is report, the
hews declined to rt
Servie.
The (lemma dene
by 'the recent earth
at 1:S0,660.
Tho property of t
Adolph, et Selmer
410,000,000.
The Qacers ef
decoration of the 0
of Edinburgh.
Preisoli gutzlesete
cent of Atrice to p
the slave trade.
Capt. Decker at
Snatcle for the C
search for Stieloy.
lir, kilo/and De
the Parnell Comm!
evidence before tha
11 Is reported th
of 25,0G0 men will
of Abyssinia in No
Tile French Soda
an international co
eluting the Expositi
Fifteen thousand
merged in the Can
loud, and the crops
Floods in tho I
hardy and Veniceh
property, and man
In the opinion of
reception that Pres
is a plebiscite aga
stitution.
Mr. William 0'
will take means to
India with the true
of Lanedowne.
7...The Pope has
abroad to organize
In favour of the res
power of the Pope.
A congress of Bel
ly meet at Louvain
position of tbe Po
recently adopted by
It is reported the
creshire, Eng., will
short time on Mon
defeating the New
Capt. Vaiegele,
eels from the Cong
the White Puha
recently reported
Balir•e1-Ghazel.
M. Rattle is med
lan and Queen Nieta
Majesty will be al
rights and dignities
dems not reside in
years.
Mr. Daiitt says
he did not make dis
Gladstone or Mr.
plained that loathe'
rification that ough
Liberals.
It ia very general
Stanley has been ki
was the cause of
Capt. Vartgele, how
Leona and the foot
-
, THE DAY
, a
1 ..recte tl ho eve lett' hie in
... ,.. a y if 44, g. we. , to_ op ,
IDn,
.
Ancaller elymennter lem been captured e
Chicago. .
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le thaueanel. Swedeie have been notorea
feed ia Chicago duringthe peat two neouthe.
Fokeeeda ea North Oeroliaa, aro doingine' •
memo- toemage tee propeety , and eonete lives
leavo been lose,* .
pea peoetaa axe 4,41.42101441, wee) coo
. ,,, „ a ee oe 41 -
erreeten yeetow fever en a loreem • ed. Teeter.:
gif.eY ie * Ne .Vr: York 46'04 •
A hey flood le Attgaettee Olie, domeged
.
ropezty ta tae ooteat oe abouie An Anilloa
4oas and nine Wee Wen' lent' '
, poe.eaala ofeeateee A young Fcenez. piAy...
aielaa. will etartfor jeckeoavilioneat agar.
coy to Make on exhatunave atinly ea etaleow
tetrer, , . ', , c't ;
The le, a apnea§ yeemeelaa eteeteeelekere.
'
omeider fte vete ell the °nine" R.*eln4i'm
Bill, wblcit ceueetIngetly getee to thialexesed.-
en t fOrOpprOlvaL . .•
Tho Weat4V4 W14-(14*ti9 1444*/cra,,,414t0Qt4r•
fie A i..A A
ere'hoeneaeo" eeeeeema ' 4 -44 -'• - 2.4".
Rene "work on Oeteber .I, giviog employment
ree4bout 6*000 neene - ,
The Wathengton weather an Crop roped
i (iletteePoot the, corn creeP ie Prettv „ego
inn melee tutiege time eamsge wee Lome
by the cold map of kat week.
AdriCe4 from the metiro Eeotern ceast of
,,
rho IT44.",e.a.k?tg4.. te-i-`37D,IlewIrl. rA32. °'..1
fleode, awe et ta Xeareg Oat ZAP gUilra to-
b4PC,.9 Crap hoe been doetroyed,
De. Twee, et ketleg. fame, whet bee been
,
brevallgotina the au.oetion. of impended, Alla"
motlene, bellevea thea largo Izzahele Of Pea.
re annoally Weigel alife..
V4rilents le en feet to iueitePreeid
to toke Atrip to Snit Ste. Marie*
. ..,
i quenit himself with the 'loco-
u4 eonlugil of the oepela and
n are catalog into the rotelbee
e • eared in Weuildugtoo thot tem
, '" ,,,Awf or3 Alp ae tawoo iet, glow;
eetku • ecteele a the Beelautaele mut
"Q° th°
N e o eaneetor emerla Rue ewe*,
eao gait ac4f.fon et the Re.
Settle Aet 1ST/
u '
Fareet tine beirued the tiee of the SOrnavr,
Teeeela, ood aturon railway near Berne
o -
4t14114-4/' 111`4/ * °'Ll Fril" e" 413g* "14 44
oxpreae rArt oef the treck. overturned* awl
alret.TInecerl hurc,CLo Iltlivcrrlrerel°4,ke
''''''";"'" 4* 'c "44 "1°4 `wel',4ovele4."
ioterade
'
A. liege number of werktoenonthe 'Nom
tunnel were l'entiered necousedeus on Set-
tarday by coal, gem teem pantg .e tie 1VI ea1
, •
eu
sead were ly rescued immedletely before
th , t • hi h he e,
' 0 Puesee'c e Au ezFrc3-30'w c . wen Ave
en ever their 41I0OURedonai bediew leing e
E.eleote to Order.
.
The 1 Popular Seience Monthly " des.
A eteriotes And ingeolowe. eleviee coiled
"Tile Zeho•mairer," to be ,ited oes elelpe im.
Bee. ' ' ,
A ilering fuonel fa screwed to tile mugale
Oa rifle, When a eepposecl obetaele hi oeter
the veeeeh, the elfie ie fixed in Ito direction,
and if the oheteale ie there the beam of gonna
projected through 04 funnel strikes tie
ebeteale and rebeweelse mel flO $110 eCh 4 W..
metro sor ksa Perfect la ProPortien ea tita
jeroreemtacycaedcr tbeee-argialt.p.114esaa prom.- ,41:13,ede 4tes Ittaiaa' xttlehlpr
ler remote, the peeitien cline' °be, taele may
be juferred. .
Tee invetetor seal thet a elan) emend pea
jeeted at er. neerty at aa obiecee oed ottly
wliengo directed, wilt 14 every cove reture
aome a the pound gent, .tio thot, tbeereticel
iy, there well alwoya be an echo, owl, the
differeneelo the time leeeween the egged sent
and the eeh Nell
••• • : • •• e' ' 1 141CICE4e the tegjete4e''s
14-1t4Le 4,4401, ,..„ „_,. „ ,
, .490 emote; pearo train the .aeoo maker,-
eee fowl e.oaea retete weed ceek..1 be bass
re0„ In the no a a fort belt A vole a. wiry ;
.from peselog *genre a. quarte a A miee
teer, .013,91444o to; f.too4 tiiitori and soo.ot
veiseele et oboist the seinedietenee, eed from
atm. buoys tire beedrese•yerge away,
-'-
RICULTIrBAL,' ,'
. .
tienthere lilinoise S iteene
re-oe exhibition in Nene Comety
The remedy for A. "hide boon,
.
le'el'imPle•rnnie31! " t.itlet°1 feed A
ne.the enereeocrab ea3.4 In wth lo
ill -t;ib
ts ;Ammo e hide will aeon eco
41111 rhc '4Qat 4144k 444 $14447"
To dote, the largesb hued) of
on record, hue! beau on exhibition t
lend etreet. N. Y. (teed etoree I
14 hieght'a 3411'1611"' iEl °14141741fer'
;weigee.40 pfeande, or needy apeut
aelwofzhaiellaiteheaodppiteae, are 14, lar.7e
grinfera frequently leave Oficlenity
he //Arnie they need deerlog eli
Deeloao eeeeme Ba oo • oo,
IV Zi, a gad ;',Ippli Gi 1).471.4 i.
you mey
le ia eatimatecl tUt tbe :oven
• ' — , ,
KnoWledgei .ofthe Bub4011.
T,Ipoa a meeatio4 -teo litt,lei stutlied 14
',may faemetee, W. G, Wieeeog; See-, he the,
New York Trelame percinerttlyeemaras i
, .
• "el. reel'otegoeintaece with the flanlitiee
of ene'a tnbeott PrO9Ortg IP 97 efeeen pzovel
te be a =doh yw.e. .1,1atiely gebeed Meet
useful keeowledgeteabout the sell of A pare of .
my ga•r4lene-!'e ClilY ilA)Ree rha.t- rec341.9
we eAcr.eaid en: Speen, arid is, ept to • be.
toriciwneeredo-ohwn;.cli9 :allot alaeuu"vrat, bocatittolterovesteinki
gra:sra$ 0e40314t. to w"kr.Ttnfinalve V•tni
faultiege, excepting th.at growth le ebeaked
by drouth geoner upon ie tleele 94 the'claYe 'tea&
Sete legato reore loeneat from r saing when,
they maeur, fer the Water rune off elm etope
tO it AS frOin a r9Of. '
. Tiereoe yeora ago I Cut "a* U. ORM ditth ltO
lead elf:the earplue weter ,fecore the leigieeiet
igh:te"lirnedetiltalapuwtahtttorntinee4hvya!p'8.5ftee'lrarelleiver
suesoll epce. the'bed oloogsitie, and planteci
eit later with peeve and wIthoreetrawberraea
4014i wece fey dee neat eeole- es -o. naY eeliar.
Oa° enePelleee Z found the growth cet-eP
n000.11y the, .otid it boo et:own:tea to :ye;
sieca. The cley Orewe PP le net' ot the,
twetuoua pott4x,,B.eiay qu4h.t7, hut . the
chide break to piece.e whets dry, and the
beaten emfeca dote not *battik or crock
much, preyteee tria., et the earn° peaceea
ie a, oetreeeae 4014 eutward4, eteetter, had 4
moo eetetetteneetteet. the wee ea aa eee a
A 4' 1, ,•••• A ' b S . 1 "
ei. 0) ote peeponeee, and the bereemeeeeleeetee
for yeers. M v elialiked clay is aim r
e e ' ea' " a: e - 4 •
'el." lc e tce t'lv ulc44 " - grc4ve
thebettem, and the Ilt'X' /41WO Will in
certv eome. (Alt and its *rood Drenerties.
pewee pourburatn-t eMe 7,,eieer."'re- re -'4010n -e
the mere leelty bottom.ethed
seawall,
..,
of iimnigratioafeeno
' .' - ' . '
ipeg.
Ste leewrenee as oever
A IOW AI: at Peasent
wan. beep aeleoted for .the
i qt a 0 vo.-.1otoa•Metlie
, aeleeelee, eqata,„el too
WA* $293,184 less. than
'ear. .
Beaaera compeelee y
oprlee et yellow euer
lot per rend.
410:60 Department boo
K41. der eeefortoightly mail
totea and Son Feoreelee0
e, a veteran of the wore
moo fagot At Leway/A
n • aied At BgAnnWilles,
ming.
4 the Agriculterel Mal
e re591g01414 WM peeved.
z:blAtare to cootie:go it*
ini4Fair.
)t Premier Uercier will
the 44„,,ebee 1,130174w
11,4ottelett, arreneemet
1ele on the- subject.
Melee:tee:leer of Do=in-
bed the %awe,- eedoe •
, a
ir., Jaye pave of th_e cane!
AlitAlialli territery.
ageaeton aoe eeeeeke
peweeneteee ce eeacieta,
lecluee of thole herdy
th-Weet nese year,
iddletem hee receveredC1en
R, ken1 bee eterted on
' triPp4gtiCtie Willa Willtloez
et Brigitte Columbia,
, Mind. in Toronto Yee-
e Me trip to the rATI•
e. Pie ITigt with ou ea-
froro the Noel clergy.
me, who hes jest r
.
to the N"til*Welit r
go by /relit tattle wheat
them. wee et Ural; outlet,
de neve connote Feint
hzaa t,,,/,,,,, ott /44,4
to will won put the eife.
to lidend in diem% emi.
Woad.
, tux, tht,s ellua babe
thee'
re 1 ' 4/1 c fuIP "
el et the 4z. Liman=
jutheest of Cerineell,
as territoty*
ZINONtbe
ate lie este/meted. to be
KEW haVe beet: elrowoe
Tyrol.
-7•AnieA !Ave A eeedeee.
14 Witho . , •
leer* ineteaibig. ...Three
i eiebreerged. ''
s between elite Atneeree
mu la imminent. .
1 in Rent, se oil hope
he Nflo bea been AbAll-
.
e the.Czet; and Czeriaa
ceive Qaeare NOtalie Of
In 'Vesting, in Greece,
,uoke elms:he la estlettated
he Iota ranee Johann
zenburg, la indeed at
;pein low Awarded the
Idea Fleece to the Duko
will. proceed toethe eves
:roue veesele engaged in
rtea. on Monday from
mgo, ,aud will make A
ett intend* Applying to
talon for leave to give
;body.
tt an Italian expedition
a sent against Kb:gaol:in
'ember.
lido love decided to coil
mreiss to meet in Paris
in of 1889.
acres of land are sub-:
en of St. Gall, Switzn-
are deettsoyed.
alien proviiaces of Lorco
, ,,,,eaue much doting° to
lives were lost.
ha :Liberec, of Paris, the
dent Carnet is receiving
eet a revision of the cote
3rien threetene that be
acquaint the people of
oheracter of the Marquis
Intruded the Nuncios
, congress to pronounce
toration of .the temporal
,
elan Catholics will short-
to protest against the
pe under the measure('
Italy.
; the cotton mills in Lan. •
commence running on
lay, with the object of
York corner.
ho bas returned to Bruse
1 country, believes he is
e chose movements were
e
. ,.
a the ne.ighbourhood-oe
.
'
eting between King Ma
lie, and it is .thought her
.
lowed to retainall her
• -
of Queens provided. 44e
Sergio for a 'number ofJ
. . . .
.,, _, .
aatin hie thme eepeeen.
earging references to Mr.
Morley. He only corn-
ne did theGredstengibe
'e
b to,b(o-doile by ;English
' ,
y feared in Loudon that
led' and that Tippoo Tib 1
faker' Barttelot's death.
ever, disputes both &same
,...
that he left the uongo
Which pullets begin to lay is are
Ceche-ea ago Baeamaee fano illet,
le:::ole4celFeenzrRidkinldo'ytees,WhaY6hAitouhdagt%terreith,. T401:
had, ke: ;Aram", ee-o we' Ath-4.
One of the uses of giving COWS se
ire- (lets ett A preservative ici the
4'we'Y nue ac3°AtQam4 to text will
hy its 'lever whetber tbe cove 1
getting be et, eelt. There is no do
cver' -""be negf•C° of " "Itf"g
Apollo tbe butter aud. iejuree tte
the eleeeso fectory. ,
Tho g".1.° w&'at of ti.4' '14117 'D
pert of our ellttritry ee nOt more
better einee mid better Care And feee:
• ye ethe .an ler eateuee aeetteede 14 c
7, end the cal ie fermeeek
own, t3 the roots of thin eit aff
which produeee, the 'feed
of ditspeueteg the same, fr
milk Ie produced.
The retebage le an exaelleilt rev
feede und 45.11. be grown ice eh% 1
of ei
rate afty or xty tons tcA Plant that n eds very ii
" . " Q - • •
ouerttaertk h:o 115ehnortet ,.14444rollt• trrr:4
rnechlne, An Acre of rutehega j
efe.d, will b.° werh ''‘ hamch'ed del
WO coat o; prestucirtg.
. • •
A cell centeleing_free 'hive
magnetia isan cousitoon M form
worm weather leader tillego vale
peuude of eitrogen, whites will be
grewth, Tele preeeni, called ulna
tbo Amp, 4ocx uot v, ea eapany
aenqe of lime, pateeh, toile, ewe
Portenee et opt,ying lime mud
SOUs dedeleet to em.
. elery irig Lew be groWicg ra
except when weetml kr ,eisrly ue
juir have The sell tirara w 10 it, to
teases from spreadieg At the le
tekee from tato Weekts ttl A Month
hetereling to the SeaeOrn. outl (Una
SO Well in Winter, if I.:lambed I
not for present use, of couree. wi
be aleoeloye oa ereeeee.
There te webehty no land of fi
adapted to a poelty yard than' 1
And the difanaty at growing tbli
oneoo of tui aureole oetoellat IA
vie tat by a flocked hone a:At cone
two is en advantage to be Va. A fe
lad a plum orchard from whine
ulfell before( rIpe. Inver,
•-e'
in getting e crop tuatil he ta.
wee te this ploe mad kept the/ •
plums wore ripe, The foe
food than when tept he a
gave bett,er rttarree Nee
,
peach crop of the a o on.
to the Philadelphia, market re
bonze:fol. A Philadelpleie pee
largeet crop of peEiclies et la
- .
produced fa 18,5 reed name tie
0,.r0 baakete. The orop of ,18S;
double that quantity Tee I pea
there oPens weth Treih's Eerie,
Early Yorke and Orawforife E(
Ilitountain Rose. The ghee. ootnea
-
when the Mountain Ito" e, ferawfm
and the Oldmixou varieties are t:
the market. The ile.clitte /leen le
:mason endingwith Crowford's Lot
Favorite .and .the Smock varieties
'
We all find thinge in this oil'
(
hard d to d I w
un ere n . c appears :
lish iiermers are not 'behind in 11
a a d el
tti ere oe mg, ere is what en
y•I t cltd
SI ri . . Immo len era an why
i
Mert 'WA allow the Americans t
18,000 barrels of apple', every eat
the London market alone, wben
can be groiVn in England at a a
profit, provIded the proper aorta
ed." This is no harder to uncleri
f the bl Aro '
some o 6 pro ems enema i
of valuable feeding ms.terial
ped out of thia country. VI lier
not fed to American cattle? Tin
Po tatoes are sent here from ether
and millions of eggs need here o
foreign hem!. All these things c
e but who is going to stop
Rorbidillag the Daus.
'Ole the one little to in an ecthe
re ' e '....,. - a .
weeegroweerp .eieloy, an consequently a
greee pet earl 4eCtleteneed ten:Inch attention
,,-, ,, „;.: - - . - - • - ' -•
-t-u-r °'"er o'ctore oeugeret wen abmet rte he
married wed the km4 were all occupied
1 - t e b -id -Iv ' j
n PrePArei one er 1 0 Viz. s , 14 e
mine elle 14y bearing la ber arm a eeeed
uticitRfrefolledrele•e1404011t1 ;Tr sleogr.dall mad Looked leer
4'ent Ge ewey, DiseieeP eald her motherthe
'Msrifaret le laeey. Beal -dee elle is going
. to be married teed g3 owoy, an Otte /Anna
due§ my more deele for yeo."
Tete coming oe the .morriage anise -4 end
Beesie wee tieetzel iii the Uwe pew at church
With es.' Parcrlre4!
Petteotty tire mioloter Askea if anyOue
the church bad crenee to forbid the marriege.
To the utter coutaternetiou of all the psople
Deinie get up on the seat, rateed hereeli to
the dienity Of her fie( height, apci 441, elle•
tinctiv t
. " -Ste doee. Tauva rre wooto alerget tee
toy at home end dweea my day,/ Teen
abe grAvely set deellel, au% the eeremonlea
yeaeeeoe4 aa.a4 .taa twiie., of the towel
party and getetee A eley or two after the
reading luestes eeeeiveet by. oaptese from
btr ow brother A *Atmkt .IKAUti511 dell,
ti. with it came les soleberete wardrobe,
Furor A f..:AZ yeseow.
Afermer whet adder's geteewey from bome
take:: more Nterese in the farre14 ACM) 14"0
the 'window' then in the dell7 PePer. 044e
cart:lee= many leamoil by ug hie eye.a ot
ell thned. 011e of ilia drae tbirege I ezeiticed
lete jeureee was Aiddis of eowed fodder
It beanail etranqa that intelligeot
faricerc Pill noltuThn* 4* Practice w welt
defeato the very end the farmer seeke to
geoare, Sowed -cora :seldom forme ear.
There le, el the Vetted 13 rade anti a- lore
eriety le planted-, • au immense grattvla a
Mollie, aod 1 supposes fertriere realign thot
A beg° Gtewthtleeru etathe meane 4 low
amount a fodder. but they overlook . on
impertant principle. In the ilith report
el the Moose:inmate Agtietiltetel ert
meat Stetem, -Pref. Gooey:Yen eept,
" The mount of vegetteble =titter me given
weight of green Nader cern cat Withe
begin.ning ot the gletzeing of the kernels to
be net only twice A4 liege, ea callipered
with thee contained 'i.tt , Ail ' efeeel weight:,
of green le delerooro when emit' lehowileg 0*
testae, but it la :deo knoivn to be pound
for pounclaramos neettielous; far it outetne
enure:et:Leah, more-eugere moro of valuable
nitrogenous metier. etc," Itolica ere bis.
Itwissi- ieurnde' ;CI:OLIO:0 pounds of fecolde.r
metk ede toe: terein'azaTIoe'fiest APPecrance of
the taxed eontalued' trom12 to 15 poem&
of dry vegOtablaemtter, end toque 65 t° 88
Pounds of water ; when cut at the time nf
the -beginning of the gl Wire of the kergele,
)00 perm& esistsined from 2tetc. 28 poentla
,
(tt dry ileglir4143 rca,otcre "a,-,..-frcanr"',,....%°'"
Polices al wtkter• Itg°111 twil we "4"1164.the
this rule. Pleat corn Thr fodder seal eilsge .
o that the kernels will begin to glaze before
il ie. enttThe
A Novel SCOlte.
.
There wee o novel acetic in Cantle
ibe other 3oY•3o,fr. Biel:emote lived
beee an A awe coceleataaie the Roueetenio
aeer Stratford. Recently be made op
hiamlnd to move to Dridgeporr, aed he de.
c1del to taiga , btu bowie Nese,' blue So be
bh0Q5 lowered it upoo eieverol :mows,
ind with *rectums ahead stated for Dridge•
O, whero he arrived on Thursday. lostdo
n'
a /1"" °HI) regular dornestie duties were
performed while the atructore wise being.
towed, au the bay wrilaow A homely welder,
was reading 4 took,' and en the veranda a
!ergo =Altos* eet dc Jed. ,Threugh the open
upper window could. leo men the chamber-
triald maklugup a bed. A plank was thrown
tierce's to the wharf Rrld the lAillee of the
household went ashore. to do their shopping,
Oa Ric trip dowel there was ()begin and
danoing iA the haute, alr. Blakeman baying
irevited se number at friend's to majoy ticLO
voyage wIth hire..-./Nehester Democrat.
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Sonia and Temples•
et Z. A.
4'iowe ett' et ea teethe Tereploi1
le t doe:loth Room a X. I:Va./#.20.
, .
'Sou% Zele Peflare12anireee tame-
nee trete teeth and reweathealeies;
beep the wide femulationelle,
Bultial terermateamen eye tee
aespoteeeioacite *ad broadreoorly
neraetereet-lete en ried:
nom ha who both,. alone-
. tinist tbe ",',5-rire,rOtrudatiOri•Voitc.1•!
seek 'Me Piiiva4 Templet, rire
Sy tho OW of enterprise;
Creole metal*, deoly amain
Into etapelo Non aua thousho- ,
cetbercti item. the Imes veer,
Fashioned with disiotstoore,
Blabbed And. oompleten well,
ao that tecd--efithine-aew dwell--
Siieeer Patera/ Tetnees, rite
On the wtogiot tr.erifiect t
They-iti cleat -limo t told-
rreeelit thek renting gots et gale;
we -whiter eras -bring
tiloti hstowanents to our king,-
Levee oblatir ns„ thus, upraise
Souls and temples to.1114prolde.•
Sado Me Pieterci remota, rise:,
Warm buildetb well, le wile,
14qt:111c:diet Pule away,-
Cities crumble and d hay,-
anal and templeleltyware alma.--
Toeriug o'er rho bowie el Ono:
itising upward 104 and foe-
Part a' OM a eternity.
' he thole' Termite
„,„ —
rOLNTS FOR Itg.T.ECTIOri. •
The English government Iris a. code of
relate for the emidance ot their cavalry
horse buyertre eeTheee ruleare well worth
s,.tu.d.Fing aittliese belug oat teveral ,iiints of
5.....o. value 'not only to bayereebut reeders
as well. They say • . •
. ' •
Ker'ot a horse whose torelege are not
e . :
traieue Theo will rot stand wear. Stand
; hied -h h - , ,, ' •
eA 13 t a. er8e " 411W44 "IV tram. yon
ill be oble to notice these defects
..11`e /
it they exist '
Bea 1 a A. •
ject a ;wise. t aa ea ight below the
. 1.. b
knee OP poezallv ef immediately below the
e T - • •
anco, he confarmaton Iseeeetatielly weak.
Or a horee with long, abort cr_ upri htto
materna : lone Dasterne aro eubmot Ste
• - - •
sprains shorb or uprigbt paeterns make a
. '
none unpleasant to ride, and, on account of
extra conciliations are apb to cause ossific
,a 1 , .
clam ff.
Or a horse with toes turned in or out. The
twist genrally occurs at the fetlock. Toes
turned out are more objectionable than toes.
tuned in When toes turn ant the fetlocks
' • •
are generally turned in, and animals so
forme' ttot bb
a are very ap ou or ras . Both,
however, are weak formations.
Reject- h el hind i t
a Orate Is Oiselege are too
oe a
far be n ; good propelling power will be
wanting and diseon as a result may be
expected in the hooks. And a horse which
either ol behind.stopped
goes very wide or very ose
lug t or very bent
LOdone with very str ' h
o - ; e ormer cause un ue concussion,
h cis the f d '
o give way.
the latter are apt t '
Reject a horse teem is "spill up "--tbat
is, shows much daylight between his thighs,
propelling power comae from behind, and
must be deficient in horseswitbout due mus-
collar development between the thighs,
.
Rejeet a horse with flat er ever large feet,
or with very small feet; el:well:me elm are
the beet.
Also a horse with one foot smaller than
another.
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• A Game of Grab.
' When the Baton Wholesale Greaere As
tociatiort agreed recently net to charge. less
for eugars than from. onneiglet to ono -fourth
of a cent above refiner's' pr.ices, intending
thereby to gave themselves from positive
Ion, the Sogar Refloere TrUst promptly
raised the price to Beebon dealere one•eighth
of a cent, lop that the grocer!: were left eust
wlaere t'eey had been before. The Trust
dove not propon to permit anyone but its
own officials to fix _pricee of elther raw or
refined augers. While it continues to
dived& exorbitent annewaprofits, the middle.
men and retailers are compelled to handle
the product either without profib or at a
positive lees. It le a huge game of grob, in
which the hie fellows get all, and all the
othere gelefb
e .
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A Cloudland,
nir w. le srevsss.
.
•Twas o er the settIng_sun one Autumn eve
That I espied^ olouctlaud. :mantilla;
It was no fairy drearaland unto toe,
silty from Nature's brutal •
/41-teretgligelt ottia1 it eor its deepening abides.
1e
Newords from ray poor feeble pan can describe
'The richnees ctita colourlugis interspersed.
Thoao sombre edgings to a crimson -cloud,
And crimson edging's to a sombre one.
With shadings et gold, pnrple, saffron andsalmo
add other adoura richly antermingllog,
And a silver beck; ound, that was aglow
Wan the Pitting slut. made the clouding!. eeene
Sublimely beatnifol to tho beholder's eye.
One of the interesting things in raodern
wild fowl shooting is tbe development of
the use of thrapuel ehells by which theTons
range of shotguns is doubleh. A correspon-
.
dent of the London Field gives instances in
Which two =Own were killed with Igo. 6 shot
at 104 paces distance:2, and a seagull 01163
paces. A target 10 x 12 inches large re-
-calved 7, 9, and 32 leelkte of Nee 6 shob in
three discharges at 120 yards. The trouble
with the shrapnel, of whatever make, is.
however, that at &boat every fifth shot it
.
becomes practically a solid ball that eitner
misses the game or deetroys it.
i
Some idea of what t costs to ge a fishing
in Englend may be ge.thered from the soot
at Rotlynahinch. The entire preserve is
d to a tenant b the owner at £300 a
reette . y
year. Ia at:butane tho tenantpays £600 a
year expensee. Certain exclusive privileges
which include a monopoly of th`e salmon
fishing, are let to ten gentlemen at £70 a
year each, The rest of the fieleiug, including
what would be called in America very pear
touting, goes to- anyone who can pay 12s
61. a day, or £3 15. a week. A license of
R.I a week 'meet be added, besides 18e. a
day for luncheon, cor hire, and boatmets.
0.ae who was there a week paid in all £10,
and get just 51 trout averaging a little over
one pound weight each.
• A new device for teeting the penetration
of photguns has been brought out in England.
From twenty-five to thirty pieces of inch
board, cut 10 x 12 inches large; are used..
In the centre of each piece a, hole 9 inchea in
diameter is out. Tben these boards are
put in ti, trough 12, inches wide .and 10 deep,
one end of which is made .of boiler -plate,
and 'awe, a 9 -inch hole in it to correspond
with,* the hole in each board. Pieces of
stout. card -board, 10 3c,,4 large, are put be.
teeeexi the ameden boaaels, and then a eareve
' Eit the rear end of the trough forces the
'49'hole series of wooden end, cardboards tight
agateet:thelocater-plate end of the trough.
Cf course the cardboards are held firmly -bc•
taveen the wooden boards. Then the min to
be teeted is' -fired at the 9 inch hole in the.
boiler -plate. ' Only the cardboards inepede
. ,
the flighb.of the shot that stake that hale.
The 'number of cardboards' pletoed shows
,
the penetration of the shot. . , ' '
—
.Adversity.
or sattrar I4. tartan.
Labour, they say, is sweet -that bleed men,
Whoseworke are r compens'd with just reward,
sees the dr s' ga of his oreati n
en e lefty pleaeur s of his be
th ing.
IAb°"-te3 some -bangs joy, fame, health and
wealth,
To others -the reverse, on whom it lays
VITA diswpointments and their downcast hearts
Reap greater sorrows tor their greater toils,
Is it for tame to cease to strive '.? lest they
In constant battle wear them elves away,
Sinking beneath the burden of their weft
Shoula they be made the COM:1WD butt? to bar
Sadly and patiently the mocking taunts,
co creatures, mere of ehoun stance. than brain,
Whose altitude, ware not a•tained kY AS 004 ?
win noble mime:ions an/ high motives ;it,
ClAcl in tha Mut) of mejesty and grace;
Oa thrones where greed ana'p verty abound
Or dwell snsphera'a unworthy cf their choice 7
Ne who is gifted with ii, noole Thl ri,
" Whose fine-drawn texture inaakee all keen and
swift .
The meescnprs of 1 ril or shalt' of woe;"
Is doomed to !meet Is -meth° ley elett,
The lightning's ilashee and the thunder's roar,
And midst the wreck of all that near and dear ;
In loneliness to tread earth's jagged ehore.
The massive soul whoee magnitude requires
A stronger easomeat than mere mortal flesh;
Willever in so EC:sit a•reantle clad,
Roam shivering in Ude ungenial sphere.
Boldneee of front is not impertinence!
The oak is stronger than the waning reed;
But et it rugged limbs and gnarled knots .
ure than the grassy ado,
BoaStiliner tex..' bl '
The noble strtiggles et a downcast soul, '
Bedim the triumphs of impertinence 1 .!
Ali Alpine sunsets glorious hues su.pass, •
The ghastly r* son of a carnage .field.
Noliiffty panWrge .with majesty, .' •,
-The meanest' cfli°8 that a tool could fill
' e ,'S
But When thelatter Mime thfOrilier; lilacs,
An ape could bettor graoe a kingly throne -
When,gri,n Aelvereity,who.ever tends '
The child ot truth and genius, to fling 'er •.
T
The colctliltab 6f laiidarknees ; so to go' d
Him ever onwards toward his native lc ht.
Bearing many a Mourn tor Berri& bigL -
.Tiii in theorightnes 3 a ta, better aphis'.
The blookneas that enveloued him in in "In •
B t• i th .- d - • d 6 el
urs nig revea e meek d an injure gut e
And streams 01 gratitude gush outlier aye.
Torn by a Shark
It is often but a step from the •
truth. M h '
any years ago t ree yo
lish officers, stationed at Mad
down to the beacb one evening
themselves by bathing in the 1
sharks were abundant and bungle
young men were to the I
indifferent.
they did nob believe that these a
would venture near the shore.
They stripped and began frolick
beach, and digging holes in the se
"Let's dig a grave for B—,
him," said one of them.
"No, you won't !" he shouted,
ed into the sea. A f zightful se
them that i shark had seized .1
.two ocanpanims splashbeg in to h
got hold of him and the 'shark lel
tore they could -drag him out tht
turned to hie prey. fastened upon
quickly got him sender the water.
The two comrades hold on,. am
him to tbo beach. They sucteeedee
hag , him, but,he was so torn and
that he bled t� death on the sand.'
. IN AND IN BREEDING.
judicious in and in breeding, says ' The
Southern Live stook Journal, does not run
tae stock out. The meat perfectly develop.
ed and conspicously valuable cattle in the
world are those that have been skillfully
and .intelligently bred for generations with
no intermixture of foreign blood. In and in
••
breeding, to attam o high deoreo of emcees,
0.- .
requires the liberal use of brows Interwoven
with more than average judgment. Moab
of the ills that are predieted by ageionitural
writers for stock bred in and in :are more
imaginary than real.
The general principles of heredity and the
laws of breeding- are subjects of epecial in.
tereat to stockmen, and ought to be studied
more carefully and extendedly. e
-7hO ' only
way we may hope to intensify and.perpetnate
a desired quelity with reesonable assurence
. . .
of succeseas by means of in and in breechug, .0e
AU our ,prominent e said most imieful , and'
Opluatile ler:eeds of darneatic live ' stock and
peultry were melded in thitowey, and it is
the only way to create new breeds that will
transmit their personal chareeterietios and
excellences to their Offspring.
A PhYsician's Strange Iti
About a year ago an e.xtraordi
Was filed at Pesth,whereby the t
physician teemed Goldberger de 7
half his fortune -about a quattel
lion of fierins-eto accumulate for t
posterity until the interest she"
to relieve deetitution universally.
ing to a calculation . made by the
his wales might -be . carried out
capitalrepresented twe hundred
Milliorte of. florins. The will is
,
tested' by one ef the legatees, and t
to be tried next Novo:Aber, when
,
are expected from .Lontain, • th
States, and Madrid.
•leakItIOVLOSIBAL NOTES. ,
Tall corn 18 'quite common this year, ev.en
eet etalkei
" leorse it
(1 the um
me supple
aapara elm
p. Ceurte
ie feeb
ncee and
d aepikee
crop, the
to get all
e pick log
✓ viva.
whilo
4 age at
follows ;
tbe;
ngshene,
Deraina
Claaurgta
t, 18 tbat
system.
care toil
ave Iwo
bt, bow-
oeteva"
nsiik for
f,T a largo.
40WO, but
log. The
aluaing•
too, gaieg
taint; the
end the
ouz wbiels
far eteck,
euutry et
the gene.
ale bend
a. teeder,
wed by a
properly
lars above
petesli or
repidly
We
tall pleat
faction a
io the ahe
hence tee
potash to
idly, and
• ehould
keep the
teem.
ta Meech,
not keep
oe esrly.
11 have to
reit bette,r
he plum.
frutt, he -
se far (sh-
ining the
rmer who
there until
ceded len
artere and
tributary
ported aa
eeye the
own v. -as
to 5000,
ifl be
h semen
fterwarde,
ly, the,
generaity
Berly
rOW11 on,
re in, the
e, Moorete:
that ate
that Eng«
is lack of
e of them
English -
send us
ming for
the fruit
ally good
re plant -
taxed teen,
neounter.
are ship -
are they
usands of
countries,
me from,
nest to be
them?
est to the
ung En-
na, went
a refresh
ea, The
, but the
Mager, for
a wolves
mg on the
nd.
and bury
and dash.
tam told
im. His
s reecue,
ge. Re.
fish re-
hire, and
dragged
Lin reson-
roangled,
quest.
nary wili
esta,tor, a
oda, left
of a mil -
o benefit
id suffice
Accord -
testator,
when the
and virte
ow con -
he case is
claimants
*United