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would he thelast, glimPse ther ever
had Of ParlA Other. • ' •
, She turned, again quickly with an
Odd sob in her . breath and kant
helplessly against the door. .
The housemaid, who ..opened it
,M1n,'Ate later ''' thought She looked
trange and shrunken and .pitifol„as
-stepped into ilielight.--
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Well an ea04 keen -
:t far.%; bold wit hie bands
110,10044- into the girri
"Y4.44',,t Only would; -Bessie." he
•, Well off., could take Care
ef eat,' and X retiliityots' tom* that.
0,°you ON.'
e .drew away.' but she mulled
.-Totne" sh
"and W hadn't vaffo
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• TOM took * midden eteP forward.
of.,4i bolos* prO011004/1'
ito Crl eager*, , "la it only because
t 40ty, to, go ,to
(TX net 'Yon Won't marry me?
My odeese,' Bessie.. You're not go -
Ing t 404*, just use you
aid rou WoUld.'0,:rti yon?"
iik.-f„,..5.411s go out ' to
a 41:Th Wants me. If
ortey--'11-shauitt bao
startd two ilnenthe age,' X protetS0d
410- .direaly' he Sent,- forOh, it
such a 1000 time ago,
Toni, snco be went. lt'sa-yearj but
It (True moo* longer. and • father
iiada't -died . then and...and—la
aystEat:iii.er--
- to"had not been tho'
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hqrt:.-100.ntils. many changes bet
pine°. She bad become poor,
lie , grown rich. Her father was
dead, and, 0eorge toleming, to whom
he had heen. engaged., Was out: .1-11
.strel3sr---tryinrrto±riatkistin
0.014 she could. go 'out 'to him.
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came in tha 00
Tom started.It was his b044
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TOM Standish steed, on with
his „eyes turned to a little. white
PatCh, with the sun upon c„it in the
distance and. with' the salt .sprar
besting in his lace. • .
It was, warm,. bright morning,
and all the-Vesstel was astir. with
t land At -1,4St.'aitil tbe little. 'w
far-off,pri'teh',Wea. Australia.
• .• "nt- .starttitT70tit-Finit*t en
through. his and_.deaf
to everything around hint.' Ito was
heartsick with disappoint.ntent and
long walflng, and soinhor ho:-Nran
afraid. •
When he had got on the boat at
utham ,,ptisalsitiFlioltpAhott,7,7wes
o 'ayold being seen until they -were,
/11.-d-notran
Bessie to know that he was follow-
ing her lekt she shoultr•be flimsy and
make him go back. and he had -gone:,
treletly down JO his cabin until they
, were almost out of sight. of land, .
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She had given*.blin the name.' t e
Eighteen Month* before Toni Stan- boat and the date of starting,
sh aii4 0 -copse -homing haul beth so "sikey there could haVe.tieert no
en in Jove with Bessie telgli. in ',Mistake. Vet search 'AS. be' Might
0 aya her father was supposed anio00. the crowd of peseengers he
. a 'rich Man, and soinelio*, could catch glimpse of lloss,ie's
.14110, , Torn hesitated at the thought race. She wee' net there. starched
of :PrOPOeinir to .110r. while he was everywhere.-Iti the steerage among
Oeorge had etepped in and won the thirdeleas Passengers, In A:very.
against. her lather's wish.' .A 'hole arid corner -and yet. from, the
t " isiorither later, be had. gpee to kiy they staged:until now he kital
and-,* Short Iline aftef, not. onc.e seen.her. ,
tbat' „father died' atidditel r At -the 'first' plitce'llioy Isid.touthed-
I vitig her, ,net tich 1%1 everyoins had both . wired and written to
Peete4s. h,nt..alsablutely arid terribly tho. 'lady whose children tiles. had
• poor,.• <taught, but the only reply was,: a
, er-,that llessieltud-left-1,111rar-nli
and he t04114004:"Siornehow to -get Air the:date 'she, said, and that they had
totne,peeple he 'IcrietV. If it had not ;Australia._ .. -
4t 'int nursery. gOverness to supposed she, was ',on-. her' Way to
-TheCtildr thatrehe Marv- Niter that he only thing left for
ed's ' She had been in the situation Tom to do was .to wait wall sicked -
Or two -„ suonths-At wke,oply three leir,_..impatierwo---,for-,,their
.sinte, her lather died ----and her sole Melbourne. When they did. and the
ought, now was to get Out to Aus- greet boat was drawn up alongside
,tralia., to George, who had begged the quay he scanned the faces of t,he
her.'10 go; to, him' as soon as alio passengers kris he had scanned them
a *hundred times before, and still
letter-v=as-thelest-she-int tailed--tirsesr Ife siriceirrin—long ern.
tecelve from him. It • was a long Ile harried off, more worried • and
Sitter;.- -WhatThez,Was going to aristious than he would have eared to
0, an. ientohow it filled, Tom Stan- own. /tad she started alter all? Had
otirbaytta 11640'00ln. I sun- o ines the g o t -
„asked. -- tell upon him that.slie,--bad. n
flinched a little. e
0, ' he Said; "X 'haven't' heard, Was no& like Ueitite; Ili& Where si�
t rye :Written telling him • what was now he dared not think.
4ioat X ,going by, and -and &he He hurried along. the Melbourne
t. and...„.. about it, so...that : sitreets____towerilGeo „I mi 's
1 Probably get a letter in a day lodgings. Ile noted nothing •as he
or two. There's. a inall on Wednes- went except the direction given • him
• siy..".”- • isY. a ,policennin, and when he reach -
"But 'supposing You don't hear?" ed it at last' he waited bripatimitly
•:tons tried alteuptly." for some one to come.
• Ile/4W lifted her head bravely. ' The woman who opened the 'door
• 'I SIMI/ go whether I hear, or not, stared at him curionsty. There was
• - id etestslik. ' no. "sae _noised Plemieg 'there, she
'0 looked down at her hungrily said; he had let more than a.month
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Ot ' the WOMan- •". had 420 for'tjortn.-
hearktnothieg. ' , • •. 1 Porto•
tie had obliost 'Avon, up bopo When liarley,-40c to 47c ' for No. ,• , 4.1e
a. Orange thing •,lialipefied. Life is to 450 for No. 0 .estra, Aad 42c for
'full, Of. Strange °Yenta. 'and the. More No, 8 malting, outside. TorOnto
on looks under the, surface.of fty,fiyhtig . .
thnP:theinlrrgraT". nttlt--i70.--4--5c ,to .7te for 'No. 2 fs4b.ibautthrerweeier,tbeat
val of the boat Tom. Was welkin in °Iltfalle' --
s• illnettdde01Y bect)nornie-""kgaware 14"thatlieal%sa'.4311 . C -c41"1": '"4441-4111444.c. ttig:.:e4113cmv°t:°43°*31:3-Caltt°*.
and Woman ' in front of him ,ieere. ithritlarita,.18,,braix4; otiAmeria(41(i'.-N4' "3' 'Yel-
• varrenas. They both seemed dna ..0,,,, __,,, ____,....., 5.2c on track, TO-
and.he was about to pass on when raat°" *
sodnething in the appearance of the oatti--Still seamy with NO. 2
nl)an:arrested his-,nttentiott.A . , quatod."at)100 to M.I.10,,west. nnit 4,4,..'10,.'
Ile was flushed and excited and he I1011i4 Oata•-44.15 for .cars of bags
looked' coarse, disitevelett,,and disso.., and 14440 for bakreis 00,,trank here;
i ••_:AntAke4wettuatt lok,ttxmag.:, 211.4-..4niera,,for broken, 'Iota". here and
Oddly, .-bli Vite4;," ''`I'OriiIitii--reireTtit -,--t s;: -"----**---4:
r and felt A ShitfoR of .thasikrul sur- ,s* -66e t� 676-•fer . , 2 west
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lee, It wen not IlessW 0 cast:-
..Thc. two hegati,to aparrePViolently. 13,44,When ' to 5c -.4#t an
intrrlendig suddenly doubled 1 his west. '
of a girl on the pavement crouching.
Pats. . , ,
Then Tom stepped -he
did to he Wait schecked-,.by the 'sight
„gninst...a_30111........
., Ife'' lOoketi,...•,at - 'her,- 't.'" his
hiranti-harried- r i . 17 -Teo;
lag himself between'her and the two
.who were beginning to scuffle.
.111ests1S," he -cried, 4.4ilessie, come
away. ecime,.giong,„ darling. . Cos •
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• W/a-=',4„oak--tter -haek---• ba. - hi ._. ,
poor and half4tarred as .0e. was. do in.'erliturs ..,... ....... .;....1.<1.7c t0.18
.heedless of the -feelings of the 'out.,..• Cheeio,,,,Is fairly1;teadraird (mated
raged .preprfetresS„. aati, .engaged . a. unchanged. at :11.0 to 41..te for large
private sittingloom Ile cared ' for and ,11te10- 12c for twins- in JO)
.nothing but : Bessie, ised when she hitt,: here. . ,• - , . I.,
-broke-down .sobbing in his -arms an • 14,:frirt.-New ',laid 1.00 quoted ow'
odd thrill went through him. changed at 20c per •doz. Toresksit
l'Ilestile," be cried; "I ton going to
'take care of you • whether. ;You 1 -nee are
ee in
. ritflirci.'414;InStftolted-10;4110-af- illiiin-ettelv 0. :
It or not now. You can't take care -iarv, and they are trootea anchang-
'01.yourtolf, it -Seems, And You'll liave, .0,d_at 1,60,
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Ile stood stilt.; It was Fleming! 'east.• •'
COUNTRY '11.1101140E.
Butter-CreanwrY. printa are high-
er Anti_ other.,line.s unchanged tire
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DairY ttibe, geed to choice 10c to 200
do medium . to 1.7c
do inferior grades.- ..„. ,1.4,e. to TU
Dairy lb, rolls, good to
- choice
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--iseceptie.:-.--It you -want .-10--X0 -,'Arni.iltarY=rti-rke •s; -1.-.2-6-----tieT- .
,hack. to Ungistrid.you shalt gottlf you A
'Want tO 14010 'here' 'you shall' atoP. outk,, igeattooic104;e11
Potatbes--,Q, uotations ere uncliang-
2gcee6ieto' li.lice;t'l), 102.1d..';
but . at least I'M going to see . that chickens,
you don't starve." . , . . .. Se to 10c.
...negole looked_at hi,ni with a thin '
. - - ' ed. Ontario, '65e -to Toe on -traek-
. *Wanted . or .2nysole•.• she -and 75c to 800 out ot store; easterrn.
Pried. 1"I've been wicked. and- nn. 75c to $0c on track and 90c to troc.
grateful to you. Oh,,_ Torn,. forgive Out, or aoio.-
.rai--. l knew. you were on the boat, "Baled Iley---40ar lot on traik liere
but r Was working Loy way over as are quoted unchanged' at $1 per ton
Stewardess. and I dreaded the foe No, 1 timothy and 10:25- to $4.-
ito-u-glit - of -0-tir--- kezalfgrifild; ' ' Cih, ati-skir No -4-1f .iitid ttitxetreIoyo_,7:--=---
Tom, forgive me." . Deed Straw -4 -Ts quoted steady. at
"‘I'll forgive you anything. if you'll $6 to $6.25 per. ton for car rot* on
marry me. he said. She hesitated. track here. '
- "I can't now -like this." she cried.
4-Alt-would-be-scriirtrarin7 ONTitEatrilfititIMPS-.-
waY to .provide for myself. 0 , Tom •
r can't. I must -find some * --other *ay entreat rob. 21,4-Orsin,--Thet fle-
et repaying yeu." - •mond for Manitoba. spring wheat
rie pn_tiebt, horjo. him tissionatoy., continues slow and no new business
- '441k:here Is no Otigr way, 41.36• Zilktd, siritcriffrettit-eitherr-for.Fsietrisi
"Bessie, my darling: I've got yen Potes ,or export account. - A fair
4 I mean to keep you'. 'Only -try' bn-ilnVierwas-lione In •oat a on 1141.C4
aNANIAM,61,1.0
-to tare - for--ine--a-little--bit-an .•. ''inz ,t-tv--,1wenant.7.anti-44-e-- s*•-z`a
shall be content, sweethrt." ' ,firiri at 4,/4e for No. 2 white and: at
„ She did try, and succeeded' so well 41/c for No. g do per busheltnie car
that they haVei both forgotten that lots store. ,
e I, Oil ,a""Wag-Altrolhe . , . . -...., "a7141i r%
e ts. -15.80: strong bakers*, $5.50;
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trintleir.-wh(iit-,piWnts, $5.70 to VS.-
Ilt GRASP a .6, cirri.= FISH; 80; straight rollers, 15.00 to $5.40.
- , and in bags at 82150 t6'412,60., ..---- '
Diver's Tetrible Experience in , I.'",e-1-41tarnitoists. -bran in bap, St7;
Gape Town gather. shorts 119- to 120 per ton; Ontario
Mr ri. ritirmit. a ;jiver 1,,,..04.0.,,• winter wheat bran in hulk, $l7 -,t
1 0 „ : en. .. '.the. eape,_...Towil,_riari,Wie $ok .iter.t.51_,...V.P., 4.0t49.r..m0
. .... . ......„,.,.. t II -. 21 0.1. 7:1PertOrrrANT to tit-atty..--
....fir
If o d beers the man ilira aild s did not know where to
he:srefit 'where. tile . . The tojiii- or t„ . :rear -et ' or
who wee Welt r• her out., ..in Ans.. send thein.. 1 oats ' wa.4- ilrin at recent ad-
' nate,. Tom asked to see them, and when Man le e04,114Jed with the elbow
4tia --pier, Ire was keno, but the :deefasid still asin‘
she brought.thera -to him his heart of the South
Itta 'tiro* ed a little as he . engaged in attaching: iiceltairrtti` onW'''.
tinuce to lie somewhat limited at
tItt For i flank tor t I
' .--..-1-, 41•.-..-4..t. man''''.,„,. --.`..'....--, 17.'"' * 1--'Ite ' naked one otherouestion-,-1 "wow 0 e ocks ,4.,,,, -per-barreirnd a
----ssonion .4..;,' _...4 "alitr., 474....., su,,s, was , ..., , eat„.. ..ned_aod_ thew_ tonied dislodged . by tlict liner... The water bitg- tiortunelit ift WOO. ice
ing.to .oe naolsor. written. It WAN ea was eitar-4mough for him to diatin- steady at 1.35to$titri .1.- bag.
Otritgeo.U0' to fi'orn and felt or ugly.away....
gisish objets quite well, and is he _ 'Hay No, 1. $0 to $9. No.
pciasibeitiec, ..,;.i'lle retnembeted that A 10ifluto lid" an .fdl'adetliert*d to WaalltOOPIng over -his duties a mon,,, $8.25 to $'8.75; Clover, Milted. $7 to
when .0eorge had sailed Ilessie's him. and he knocked at the ' door er cuttie fish. which lied been lurk- $140, and pent 'Clover, $0.50 to
sather, ,1tad been. alilte And-fitArge".4tPiin. , ' , In-^ -* - 4114111Y * undernetth ' -iht 10: 15 160 in rnir lots.
have ;been only strithia the last three
SUPPoted.,*rieh, •. and it et:mid have illt Ally. 'One, '1811011.1.4. tnint,--
4, it bo a 3,0ueg lady-wili )0n gsNei and in an instant had pinioned his $1.411. Pi.r bushel . and $1,...3.1 to ‘!"
. itt_IY block, d,Ar,ted mit. * huge tentacle., Itesiap--ebotto prisms, 11.40 to
*tenths, thitt.he 'bad heard that be i an Or !rn .„, leg as in 0,''°. , - • 84 In car lets, . • )- ,,„ ...
woe net. COUTd that *terabit for' his; There'S a hotel at the corner of tren -Another tentacle *hot out. pinion- ProVitionitt.stiN'tanatilan short
itiejite,, Ton) Wondered? Vied& .the,i atreet* 1.171 P,"tinir till' _ Ing hht arm. Ur. ritilmit. , tleseribes est, pctrii,, $16.64:1 to ..307,,,,, Item
. 'voil tell her/
poor Ajesele Iiieigh,..WhO MR* working; ••li the_ horribie action
wlY down the irk shock, csitipted with the
at-tite- stuck.** ,wittift 004 *tits.* to it.t....4.4uteririta
Clear •
cut tat bat*. 112t. tompound
, 00 hard for her living be A different T'he- *omen nodded And took his upon his hand as like ils SOV/4!r0 eke,
person to (toile Fiendeg beestilio tit card and he' went Sio terrori 'lard. flic"to C. Vantiditta' lard,. tile
street to the hetet. Ile walkestr-withl and nausea ' with which Ow appear-' to, 0.,‘ ie; itetoe rendokt,d. Ale Iv ..04„te,
• Aimee oruicioue* ly Tortea.. en- brit head and knit In:Ows. Wiaire, Lhel.ati ee, of thil_horrhibile tart ,oevferviseohus;.atttorttio.e. to. oolost loons., 1.4.e to
• eterieli - I901 after all to limo come/ itad,l, gelatine li led ra ow I 1e: bacon, I2c tei". 1:1e; treatt ktiled,
0., i ok Iv tried, "'yea Can't UeSsiie.ArrAllifed: to rouse by * differ -t beittly„„pulled Aha......eignal....cord, ..
" ,un ese...y0It knoW--unleta he . ent haat or for Ftetriing to meet heel, the me* above coninterweit. to, hlinaitT,,V)i. ,tiittoltirt-11.4640,4;15, tSorirt.44.,,,,, 403.1...L yi,L'LaritvY
4 eXpectir yoii."4 soinewhere else: or had something •. ,hitri up. Idr, l'almer Wet liWitli . gilt to tr,..16. 146;03.. $3.7,4„to
f lit <110 . *it!, ,,, o I,<- .
ugly happened -bad Fleming desert -0C wreathed attilit• 'with tentas,klis: i, ''"-`7<;,,,,‘•011. .(71-0.13:. '',`,epaatty tiresst.tti 0,,
yisk . . In. her 'eyes. /le Could, heel A
her bend. 10. tote were
,
I the exertion and terror °- , . 1
141,.‘-- .
•jot seat ens in'th'ir-r140-if-fght, Wit It looked ilkst-lt, and -1*,-conbuitotrikr-it hiird: otto. teatis„..e.,06,41.,04 ii
tkoid ..oti bow wilivi face *.**4 rest. Pe went again to the lodgilaw,' ,Williti 'hand* dragged him up the
,ivin ex. oc. t, tato, she• , settd.i late *, t, Idiot,. and this, time t *0,.. tittiii but, en: thert elie twist 1:: '.e4.10 :145rod. 1.0it'10' 'Ng; Quebec,
1 „ "omit Ott% ii X ,d4414 0$0.-- .1 lot- - .it!.t ail" tight ' 7::::lhit - e sel- to,..titte:Prjtiigilll',Iikvis '
don't bOat. i man/nodded at him knowingly, .1 ettee..96,1214ex,t,,,t,iiriioitlall whit. I0,te te,
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this t!mti. 0... 4* !S)Vt aSigetti, he .. St . &el, Wen etertedi,,ot„ litt*I„,„ .230, 1,0, 2-1,01' tro.4tera ,
t he ' ittippoie yOu. sa• . $ 4 .out5AlitirsA, dairy .rolls. 20e
. 0°0„,„*':Iree: • t t
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i Tom wits stertied., ' 40 !It!. '
Who lis 'ttr* -
,1 +11 111IiCO certln that 1 MIIIR LeIh7- tac1e. It Js deecribed1
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jorister,
One of t Nature's worat'iskititakes
Was the dodo; 'but two, others.
equally bed, were a huge, nameless
bird Which, once existed...0x t,he
1;014 Of ,Itelunion., and the gigantic,
flightless pigeon of the Island , of
Itodrignez, iinown, as the "aglitalto.?
A11 three are extinct -1'; to: war
because, in their evolutten. Nu-
tiire had had fore4hought iof the
appearance of man upon the sr.000-a
creature wh‘ Can cross the sea with-
out . wing*--with;his weakness
for -
killing everything ittliteli cannot es-
cape from him. „
'And the do o, it must be admitt-
ed, irtvit�d
Wag. It was the .
c*.Ishintal(itur.i.
than a swan, with a
ert.
nation"It, bit/ amounted,
' 74,445.21a last, year, against
7"9,4910.1317 in 1002, •
°It - is °estimated that eights
liona of British treasure lie sunia
along ,the route from Ivnglisnd to
India. • . .
4,6114don is the great. receiving
house ,and distributing ,centre of all
the finest skiasand furs of the, •
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The British' Empire IS 16 times -
larger than all the Preach
ions. and 40 tintesi greater than - the
German Empire. • .
'The, secretary of the London hien-
(Hefty Society says' he has staffer
ittnT:ei7E‘cbegriAen4tenirjrill:itt'788'.er:a:ged ennsetcha:
Vbilbtot -aged 107,, and Mary Ami
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po*Q.It 010a. ti:1,04.01wntst :sko to preach_
remarkably Alums *tot helk-V3r innlY (inn •artd dry sfermons," said the, BOW.
ngeldkich "r° t)t n9 411°re ‘1".
lesttherail-eini.ulettes.
Ilan °aired laiak, short thick legs, Inter: Pi:caching/at Plymouth. .
an Absurd tuft of curly /bathers for
tall. To sailors fro -m Northern
lands, atcustomed_to such bird* as
Parrowsthie,-41,ris
oua.. suotester,---ratemett
practical-kike-Alcessed-upA
A '''..NOAXES ARK" BIRD.
'.The fare . of eallora in those ,.-Alys
'wee. hard and: stale and salt. See
thdtsgh the dodo, may not have been
• artieutarty.:geod_.0eting, 'who could
• -tl .
years ago-waiking after it and -bit-
ting it on the heed witit a stick?
• Iluseurns may mourn that' they
have not single- steffett -dodo, nor
a se:Minim, nor a specimen of • the
giant bird of Rodriguez; of
conrse, we should all like to see ono
Of these -the ,Most ridiculous birds
that Nature has created-ngain,alive.
,But•'who can 'hiarce the sailors? It
.;was Nature's mistake "
-op ,,,----thtr-INT-orWislic
'Wired, side ,hy side,-14aree cdhu*.
difliclever men, struggling agaireit
eultiess . for bare existesicet and
race* of swift. and. active birds, cun-
ning triii10,dge,:a Missile...or, avoid A
trap. -Away ..1dikwn 111.11-artd
sonny South she had, . at the 044Mr.
time, in the abSence of „man. -allow-
birdti to fall into easy ,fitibits.
huge, hooked
beak, would' have iraide short 'Work
id a wandering bird V( .pray. So he
grew -heavy- iind-tilow-;and
never had .oceasion to ay.. as his
winds and tail -dwindled' to mere or-
naniental appendages. Ws life was
ail banquets; and anyone might have
the men from the North begun to
. visit time sleepy . islands ,of • tha
:Smith. • ,
a the dodo was so enormous
Of old drawings in existence to giv
firir-a-VerY appear,
•• ithough,41--the-dra,xvings-did
not confirm each other, we might
susp3ct each to be the draughsnIan's
clumsy idea of • some impossible
,
%.*
A
•
BLIND, BLUNDERING NATURE.
Titt.re were-•douitiess ifiany
sinall-
e!'� less Conspicupus ereatures. "equal-
ly interesting in their way, which
have totally disappeared, and loft
no trace of their ,existence behind. .
ThatIsthe woret- ot.-Naturee nns-
are., irreparable, Bs de.
grecs. -tdow-tisit-witithr-therpiniti
p •
*4 ,
1 ;Who el
',cued 'gone -4
W}dte nd tbln 40 looked; *
she was that, t1n ,al}nelc
let
14 de *mthing f�:
iko
Ire
10
land%
t
0
0
1 4401
'tfliit
1.
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th
0.
al
0 #.1'• Li iy• • 11 • o it
eiable change Iias boon ,recoriled itt
any Wild' creator she belitie up her
Nicolas to stilt Ibeli surroundings,
4.01141
prodUres,,, ire% the snnieotk wh
has provided our -sparrowit,and crows
• Iwige,. heavy -looted bird, that
strolls, about. its *and in the vaci.
tit. monarch of all it surveyS.
in n single day, AI it svgre, anothet
of Nature's t ctOtt)121.0.S. developed on
differvit lines' -elsewhere...4 .appeane
upon the Seene and wipes the 41000"Of
a inilliott„yesirs Out ol,axleitetice. -
There 'hoPe' 'whatever, ,that.
14U:re will ever be able to 'Make
tkilothitt, Odeeven if men
_ford, to teaVe `tirlins uninhabited
Steam has not made milling
vesselti obsolete.. The total number „
of them in the world.4s-still-60,93,fr
AfW-stetrine.-s
fix- •
ich working -girls wilt be able to
livo for shilling-4=11*Y.
The poptsiation. of the Unitedltin
dons is estimated at 41.961.199 --
England and -Wales,' 32.997.020; •
1.
4,432,274. .
During the last five years the. imf.
port, of eottoer Into Liverpool -Odra
has been 74 -to 78- per cent. of the
whole of the imports of the 'United . • -
Kingdom. "; .•
It is said that the Xing is. taking
keen, personal iaterest in the pre- .
Paration of Queen Victoria's Corte-.
spondence during the earlier. years
of her reign.
a are 'Aboot-1004en-lit.
shooting -belonging to. or ree‘ted
the Xing on the Sandringlient • Wk.
tates. 'Pence of Walea ."rets
nliiiut 16,000-'aerea,
David < Sh,qpkerti. aceountant.
dJt bas, boen, conVided 01./0.1SAPprO-
*print1ng s0.04 of money aggregat
114,800, was, sentenced ' to live
'yenta' Penal servitude. .
' Ilirkershea41-menicipal authorities
have aCcepted ,Me. Carnegie's 'offer
rary in that town, and £5.000 to-
wards the cost of two branch tibia*.
fes.
'The Bishop of Lenders has publish -
e balance sheet *which brings out
e e.c ra, -,Firaie7fio et-irdro-a.
••duties et the, bishopric, two or three
years ago. lie has been g5,000, out
or pocket.
-
s
, _ - .,. •
s" •
4
" utase t.tot.lt 010t t s
•Williaia Smith, who is id to be
Stephonsort and Edward Pease, the
fathers of the , world's railways. -
A. statistician has arrived at, the
onelitsion-thateirt,
yearly by theptiblto of Lostdon
cabs., Ile also has worked' it Mit
that of that great' sum: perhaPS
million and a half represent over-
charges.
Notwithatailding the growth of
atreed-in &Merle*:
In Japani. and in India-4./teat
-tIftths
't1 wor1d-41.000.000 out of J42
'°°,4trrd.'lay la'eon' sideredan uniut
Wililam 111, ueen;Anne, Gentle
osege--1/4--George-11/4-Aleorge
I"V., the Duehessi or Kent, the Prince'
cineort.- siss,d Prieckiiii Mice died "on
StItortiasse '
Thitain,, with -4000,000 people.
stitlieit
tos. ttivnintuttalityw. tilted
"harreslii nearly £10.000,07
wotth
O 1u, lif
has an annualf.altery product .of but
40,000,004. including 0* dem sea,
inahom oyster. amd lake And jhr_
fisheries.
'ender 'It- ,iteir,rule. *Win* ilitpede.
4..
for a million Vents in order to give tors visit the I'iflilkschoolsin Ln.
:ritcitat)frrieegintrtridi;viototnblkhoiS beritiriTibmitengett*Itlest and inspect the.'tnipils. '''.rheat•
- swan, and. smaller than that arre notit, ctilesitegit 44'6'1/Pent ojult bOtrites.,
• vt
.011/ea:min-no town4htrithe..' itirr; 4°41730 1,44.4iatur ofirtitblie cotildileoribet, ontamestoor
would not have the raw toutelut ti
Work iipo.n. • 71r:oil:lit hope, thsit., insrector
' wilt pay a VISit.
”
f casuu
010,•01,1 oF SOO, tons groarlr
and 'Upward* 410r10
that UZI I'Ve%S.0.*:Wq
from 40,11001tr cau*w.
tier *ere - 1*ffIUt
te` .ton 0
'and' ,Ileitials salIli
tota1lin 41,62 tons.
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