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Et' *%%&L4 •Iseen that: ,
e1,1*StStee*„ absOinte
l,y...thee SpeereteeS' . of *;ten#
Haattti" "'Old ;this theott,
,Shcetristeir•eniSe itiesSiet4,
.• for.though 'more than ooe -of
saveeetmen hits ruled_ in • mina
thi'aztwayw
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eon •
1881 the present 'Emperor fut.
t fourteen -year-old promiee to
Se ids people the benefits of a con-.
esztitutzem. The fourteen years • thai
c1apiecI ilasieen the prorates and its
• itSififinent 4‘were no _idle ones, • they
big emplOyed in the gradual .re-
MOvel attelent customs that bar-
red the way of national progress and
itt.`seaeciting for letelligerre aod
elein . throughout the world." • _
_Attest Constitutional. sloven:4mAli,
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•1*.aliisror remains% as before;
fs • 611'.1 1LEAD
ning-in bra
his etoti , .011 exectitivee
functions with., tba aitirtea and itserste'
ante of Cabinet Ministers -appointed
by himself and restronsible to s„-,hira
• for their eshidnistratiertieta af-
10,14.
There is also a Privy Council,„com..
Petted chiefly • of ex-eliniaters, whom
a -Emperor -eau constilte'--4nr•''
seS4-4Stette-,•ekbeneser--- itmleseneeesetten
The d„mjaration of 'Wier the making
of ',cage, the concluding of treaties,
-are all in .the hands ot the Emperor.
To- him also belong the. OrMiniza-
one-of- all- branchee - -of the -0-overne
sta
nte01 Qt
nine Minister*, together
2rlinieter-President, or FreztOr;
form the Ctibinete iiOne, other official
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c.fhe reatlize,* .wlthewhith
egottlesestOry i,s aetertted,.tellttig,
1:,4"e.".410-47.1urci1reee • ;$1rdaettly
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'etireeists 'in it '• tumbled
frota the baek an cart picture.
'..-1ttrecart1ers-settere--intite
Ortiramtiiilfron ITars-
Thot ,i a *widest stnri, in ropitri.-
•has OVer been 'done before.
Make perfection your aim and be
Satisfied with nothing lese.
Do not -.try to do it with a Part .of
,.o,urseit-t,he weaker tart.
'Keen . yourseR in condition to de it
ILO well as it cats be done.
' Regard yourself as a,coworket with,
the Creator of the.universe.
ItelleVe in Its lArorth Stott dignity.'
int matter how humble" it may be.
Recognize that work is the thing
that dignifies end ennoblos life.,
Accept the disagreeable part f 'it
is, cheerfully at; the agreeable;
son xvitli some which recently occu-
pled the minds, of fortune -seekers.
Not long ite,eo r,.E1is1 Coy*, ef
•Omaha, Nehraiket, arrived in London.
armed, es tie thought. with convinc-
lug pre -of of his tale to "the $200.-
000,000, Corey -estate, which has been
for sixty -live .yeatt In the Court of
Chancery. • and consists et stock,
bonds, and gold,S*
Folyrr • 111ILLIONS--fN THE AIR.
In spite of the most praiseworthy
keen
grelsi t-O-xv7ar-its th.31-Silleation of -fifir
clang- so be inVoked the aid of Mr.
Chbat,s. the Ainerteten Ambassador in
I.ondoxt. Mr. Chtiate took up the
matter, and wrote to tha Court of
hantery, with 'the result that he
Waseitiferentel that thee -Corey estate
of $200,000.000 had no existeeee in
fact. ,
yesiolehillingen leeeeeite
,tion for which nature has fitted ,you.
-See-how-much you can put into tee
instead of how muc.lt you can: -take
out T1t.
• iternendmr, that It is only through
your work that - yen ca:U grow ,,tti
your -full -height. - - •
Train the mye, the• ear. the Minds,
tho inind-all the inculties-ein the
lentember---titat work well -done -is
tbelitgleest testimonial of charaeter
.you can reeeive.
Use it es a toot to develop° tbe
strong points. of your character and
to eliminate the weak ones..
1 as&
ei to(1ntfewhiett h had --
feint thik-TOrtirii4"-aii;47417fti.,
tly`hts. -
-Cf couree,,Wille do turn up outs
a -the -14'4y places, and brine about
turtling vliteasee 1 the Ilvee of un'-
uspeetr....si legatees. Cue nobleman's
sill lay' bidden.. fee evers in .1,41e 'hog.
of•..`aele*Ittved'eeeteettber-eiettrie to .1.101.t•.,
nf,ter .
..w.tti1i. it was liting troui 4.10.4.v
P Irad..tvinidered
S etn-
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tve7, ,th� orelinttrY' iteurs
leSigSr; ,i4atif "In Wiiicii it 3v
ttle,. .Suspetted. . fii. ',exist, -..a ,
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gYfit „ ..,iitivvnt, :the .'of
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1i1'u.' rit.r..iing zn thudistrict, tvikr.„
the •esitelteel .efeetftetl, •
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liite:Ptike of .fe7tItisert TeTt
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ur ' * iiseethe
'one and only” instrument. settling the
'affairs of the late Lord. Cheyleemore
exaseAteelen- -thet,-- one
he tabs v, •
front the captive of the testator. This
happened to he thus:use of a weelthy,
Liverpeol merchant recently deceased.
It was known. that eversthing that
he eoseessed.at death, wohld go to
his only on, with whom he had not
for years been on good terms. 'nen
the will was sought, it could not be
found for it long time. At fast It
turned up accidentally, hidden in a
Dible. Surprise 'succeeded suePriso.
The-itetttotor had left his "ail** to
Ills son. but that represented nothing
but a little PO'llitUr0 an.d looae cash
thaii-1114441.-por. Hi
' Serrettr-Cttitlr-TWTiXr"Tiltr*"aairA
Vari0114 tharilleS during, the last
loYrirszreveQfnhtitgl.threi's tirrtibionvteVrollittuvi:11!"
dorlag the. Sortune which the father
' hadrrhete_sOrokaereahsporlitaird to diswvIlacetteniutztlaciAtele.
getee for his • phantom fortune was
no more futile than that which is
• , g con ue ei w ere the
rit-rortbe-foreffoing7-tlicr:Se vatne--ter ienstearrotd---notshinrthat- bequeath
1*:nglettnieeztesonnthearettroelatere. ies-te.b.0-911.11 4 hoSeebonnet -the bee,
London ASISwera.
J. P. Blackblira. of MeNeesport, buzzee.
PenneylVania, to claim certain por-
'lions, of England once owned by hia 'TIME ‘113:ES4'S-Cl"-TH'-8.1i.Z.N."
ancestors-, --Who ••,-Itati- -sailed - in ethe• -
diikubisal Of ail officittist the fixing
of thele,__stilierieee the egrantimee- of
title* of .nobility, of ranks. orders
and „other ens -bleats of honor, and
not.. only the ponishment of criminals
but also ell questions relating to
pardons, Amnesties, Commutation of
Punlehmenta end 'the reliiabilitesteori
o diegriiced "persons:
..*Itto Emperor is in stipreine Com -
ielatiVe ma rs he tette through and
with the advice of the *Diet, which
..eers-eitint
eprescritatives. The' sturunoning,
opening, closing, pteroguing•tend dise
solving of the Diet are Of the'Eroper-
Or's• prerogatives,
*lite existence a theeDiet does not;
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geslatieetee_,
Diet' is Mot 'sittIng.- such' times
sudden. emergencies .May be met by
IniteerierarchilaiiCes having thi) et-
feeteerfejavers. ; Only, these -ordinances
must never, &cording to the • Con-
stitution. chenee or modify • any ..of
the _existing Lewis
SANCTIOINIED Bet 'ME DIET.
Protects of law znay be initiated bY
eeeeee",vie_oisstirrsetithlfte="-F-Tee
'louses of the Diet, and either house
ay make repreeentations to the
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some advantages and -disadvantages
-not fatMel irk tray -other.
Regard it. as a sacred task given
you to Make you a better eitiieteand
'to help the'world .along. •
Remember that every neglected or -
poorly done piece of .work stamps it-
self inefineeably on your character.
Write it indelibly in your beart
that it -is better to be. a snecessful
cobbler "than a botch physician or a
Refuse • to be discoilraged if the
stand rd you have reached .doee_eot4
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S i _ — . 0.....-,,, ••••=,••
are an artist, not an nrtisan.,
-Educate yoUrself in• other directions i
Alien the line or your work, so that
"You Will be a broader. more liberal,
more Intelligent worker.
nerelyeent_a_ tneanse
iteinge-buti--first.„ . ision
einarke. ancas re
Lnaught etilintetal branches Organleatien
of his familei In: the Old Country: - •
They _cherished the eame traditions • 'rho ..Bess's,-o'-th'-Barze" , the
queer title of nu English 'band, iota -
with hinteelr. a'nd CIVarily showed that
posed • of twenty-four workingtnen
part a ;-,the family estates had cotn-
hailing from a little village a tOW
prised the site of wbat is, now the
Peosperous cotton- ntanufacturing miles from Iluzle, in Lancashire,
town of Illaekbuen. Altogether a which has been delight's' Paris lov-
sum- of $15;000,000 Was at, stake.
lleYond that they could, not progress.
All thatesler laeleburn wo, anleeto
eve was e 1—*Viiiiaikian 0 s
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to
.0' tiie.':*4'1,siiii:teiii'te'er..e'tiitl:1,.1‘.'etartletelb,1.4.,,,'PrvO°:.
ado.. te ',Forestuh44..bee
tog ,,(ivetr.
OrrrOti:
Thif retninetittilivelefkieeiartteatetre-
„
ly arduciits„.-443 net the eloveeeyik 'were
ecivete` up to the pigenteS,
-detres&._
istseess•iresezziese felleteteelseeleunweets
with th,e pigmies. and, ee a Mat.t4;
of fact, it was, Perfeetly even known
that One of the objects of his exe
',edition was to secure, 11 possible4
for medical and setentiii& purposes0
a fete of the tiny, inhabitants of the
gre.at West.
TIIE•811,124.NLEY DWARF'S.;
, .
e heti brougitt six; of them atong
with him, Ind ail ot tholii aro
the' genuine Stanley dwarfs, not 'the
alleged -sportous• see•cimines width
lte.ve appeared in one or tWO Coun-
tries. •
Iteseeseenategnmeetoeeriwl con-
etruck the forest it feurid small vil-
lage after village. 'The natives were
-apperently well disposes*. They-eame-
in in the eyenliwg and danced before.
'the visitorstsleut in lite midtitesot tho
night .theyedisappeared. enyeteriouSly.
'rids happened on three successive oc-
ca-siona. Itien at lest another v11-
tho-ene
alettantrestvere -mote- frlendlyreandeas-
lueteene01.0 have it one of tie, boys
parte could speak
SWaltill, 'which trap understood by
the ,pigrnieS. The question was put
cs heetsesnue_to,_,,whetitereetheeet_eeertz
• • timitla'
Teroitio:" Aug.
rt..d.
fin
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Nitati
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a.
80c • t
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iihertseht
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0.0 tn411P-
, _ tee'for
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,e(eial frt-igbt
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eLtettel„
es;sakording to
might,
AlOdiatt,
tocation and
tet I -
tlye---Prices 1 aro quoted nominally
at 60c outsitte.
Corn -Canadian is unchanged „
Mc to 55e, Chatham. freights. Ain-
ericen eaider 63fc to 1140 for
2 yelloW and (3c for No. 3 yellow,
Jake and rail freights, Ontario relitits
and ei4c to titiec ()A track, Toronto.
Pees -Nominal at '12c 'for No 2
outside.
ItAtilsd Oats -$5 for cars Li 'barrels
'on track here; and $4.75 for eat's
of hags; 25c more, /or broken lots
here and 40u outeide.
Butter -Prices are firm 'in tone.
Creamery, _prints .- _21c_ to 22o
lo'ettkis 20c ti) 21c
DaleY1 . -tells. good "tnr
vhf,)i.ce - 17e to 18c
iu
niedm • • 15c to 16c
do tubs, good to choice „lee to 1.70,
due:Water 14e In_ 115-0-
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.__CheesieeeePrice-a-ca:veseeeefirmettexteset
10Ic to 11e per /b. -
ES/Ss-Prices are unchanged at
1740- lac.,
Potatoes --Prices aro unchanged at
9e t� 42.50 p9r barrel.
401-1111
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ath
liunter _on his travels. ferree"so 'many
moons." el'hay 'were told that they
would tter carefully looked after and
brought hack weein, and they readily
acquieseeil..
OLD AT THINTY-TIIREE,e,
Pour .of thee.* are males atidetwo,
of them are females. Their height
ors of music. In former ayes in this varies trout 3 feet 8 inches to 4 feet
village there stood a barn -like Fitruc-
fur° licenstel for the stale of intosii. 6 inches. Taller tlian this' they nsver
ow. Of tlit_woiten,.......Orle loar_har_n_
landlady, was sufficient to lead tan. ritrill:6-• "-Sh7""-*° 29'
faintly toot -of -arras from the College T. -name -beim 'iv t
e g -g ° e 1
-burn "*"es"i's had all tte'en legitilY peound 'Ithe barn.". The Christian
and properly „disposed of, and the due name of the 'worthy" lady, as the
order of succession UnimpeachablY spelling- shotes, got a little damaged
e in tiee, but the Place still bears its
curious cognomen of . Dess's-of=thee
llit,14,4(mid be called Withe '
observed
FORGING A WILL.
Asattre.
ittiorrT,
int a mearerof making a life -ea large 1 chase /after & sanaller fortune, d ..
in the end they had to take CriMillal
an There Is not a great deal known as
i'‘or, nobler speeltnen of tnanhood.-1 to the origin of the .fartious band,
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by poisoned arrows, presumably in a
tribal raid. Tier age' is about thirty-
three, but then few .nativess live be-
yond forty in any cirinensta,nces; Her
great sittractiveness1 lies in the, tact
thatefeteiall!S- she is 'strongly .suggeree
f,mittn-relationeht .
the other '• hand, the younger
girl, who is only about -twenty-two,
'eXceedingly'goddloolting:' Sonar of
the woman are really very hand-
some. There were two daughters. of
1P
Or
at,s_ees
the Eni s ror when ul ic
mantle it, - The Voting of tlie annual
_
of Represent at lye.",
a11 'members of the Imperial tetra*,
all Princes and Marquiees with .here-
- elitary tenure and of a certain num-
ber of Counts, Viscounts and lierons,
-elected for. periods IA seven years.
There are also certain nutnber of
persons nominated for 11 -fes by the
Vlitirketeer- - in reeognitton -of their
eelteetiCen or service to the State and
few representatives of the highest
teetlitssers In the coentry, elected for
periods of seven. years. ' The total
:ntirtiber of members of this house is
• 369 -,.-
'The 'Ifonse of Representatives ha9
7/14zentgesecolnieeLletoWs../ 'one
the-seas1oes----electorat etietelette---elee
. Sue-cessreilitgatenee ' * - * ' " • - proceedings'agttlast - theemane . /thct- tiwitief no 'doubt.; let -the Tact* that- the
• had instigated the tient and caused men, who are like a band of broth -
AN ARTIST. IN WORDS. expenditure of the sum in which they. eetee conduct theft" business - without
had been involved. similar ',results formality. and no definite recordki one chief who elSre -notable for ,their
1Remarkable GAft of _. a Prenichma;n I attended the "windfall- of a young have been kept" of what actually took good looks. but unfortunately their
e . to leent Edviard. •
tory_ Jet hie we extr204)ma
The Tiling has accepted I short his- !him witli - f200.-000 d0*11 and $50.-,
i man who produced a Will endowing place over a hundred -yearn ago, father ceould not allow them to go.
year. on the ntrength .of the formed. It is known, however, that * Neeroid JamilLekeelngeAleiclell 9
when the combination -was • first Undoohtedly the tribe berongs to the
t imothe m _ear lots on track here.
it'd $6 for 'No. 2.
Rated Straw-Cztr lots on track
heft are quoted unchanged at $5.50
to $6 per ton.
MONTREAL MARKETS. .
Montreal, Aug. 1-41rain-The de-
mand for oats is limited at 404c for
No. 2 white and 48fc for No, 3 white
linstel ex -store.
-
e -store. —
P08
e JeleeepAellee_,,eeetieetopieegi wheat_
patents. $5.30 to $5.40; ,strong
bakers*. $5 to $5.10; winters. ,wheat-
Relent's, $5.50; straight rollers, $5 •
to -$5.15, and in bobs $2.35 to 42.-'
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trait of •iilmseif4 The peculiarity .letliermes and Joseph Clegg; cote.1 curly -hair.
to -raise the nind. • John, James
ottraitehas heere_meetelet- 'CS arli !!". s rumentr.111=711—irti" un +Urine
nnt ,Le.,..;Tother such ruelaceelt he "rich- ton manufacturers who botight the
About theepetesoeglets the ar
3 AIN
the wora$44. which are • written very moment. This was James Albert
t_f
. 7, -..me,._ -14:01,,vit isk-_ft ieeryllaaraton,„, __thee...Seethed ona ref -
fgood likeLne.S.." of his Majesty. "'he ' as he was more generally known. At
artist is M. Sokr, a naturalized hiS trial for obtaining huge Mims ot-
. rene men, who has cultivated 'Our mbricr by'fifISFerefeneter; et evease-reie.
art of writing very !male letters -ale' resenteelethateeht-inat -realty beelibvet
Shows a visiting card with the No.:, in tthe story of his having inherited
tional Anthein written round the front a deceased untie an estate in
.edge of it. Another curiosity was ti; Ontario half the size of freland. upen
grain of wheat, on• which M. Sorer 1 atilt% were gold and diamond ;nines
had inscribed: , , Igalore,, inakieg libn, as the papers set
th Ills Majesty King Edward %it. forth at the time, the -richest man
orn Novernber -0th. 2t841„ euteceded.'„ in the world. Ile "'seee
eeet in the great,!.
---rto7the-- throne. -J-anuary 22m, -ret. t, est IfilifirY upon the -itiori,14.y oortow'otr
'crowned August gth, 194)2, married 'on the &Irene:tit a Yds -grent---exPecta-
March 10th, 1863, to the Prialm4s tione tceit fast th
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Alexandra „of irenmark-born Herein' richest of garments. boasted of
ber ist , 1811.
, George Prince of Iya!e?„ 'born June 5 me hnif_do,en re,‘,01,wers, in reoity,
Theft' Majesties have heti iseties:'
' -4,:efichts and palates and Itoyal invita-
itialTeeetend went always armed with
,
drie.-48.6firremarratit-,1411
TT.
1.10tiv to 144 untie:
thee° Yea7.11-fienal sere it ude.
A couple of yearn ago the Mile End
etvorebouse was ringing with the tett-
/ 'Inge that it entertained it million-
' airese: 'The heroine of the story Ler-
; t Mille- fled nr, to the part. To the
isharilain of the institution she pre-
sented h r "ttill'• iliKooSiln of $3.-
250.001. n sums suet --as 'S...1.000.000
000 for thcesiteirle, instittationse - rind
h so forth. Ifeee bequests were regard -
Ile beam fide. lUtUt. the lady brut iln
Ineines at luxury, ane comfort. ft
all en ell in 'the -I Vete erleitO
elOatOrS wry male Japanese subjects 20th, 1867, married July 27th. 18Ser.
O f not Ivss than 25 yenrs of age, who to Alexander. 11111..e of r
bay° rajd hn Yen " (about $5 iti Prinee.ss Victoria. born .luly tith,
Atiterienn 8:044,e.tt) . at least in Impel -re 1860.
at toms for one year peeeiotiely if Princese Maud. born. N0seinher 26th
on land; for two years, ft In other 1860, married July 22n1, 1890, to
taXes. l'einee \Charles of Denrnarti,,-
_ Cantl1da4,e4 nntst ire male ./apanese Exeseeteti her .1 . 1,0lofere
,.eubliets of .not e less [Min HO years of Ovine& of- the AiSt.dentyL ThafatitreAr-
_ followitkg- -fire disqualified: tiet, Parr*:
flicerS of the Imperial household.- The writinge e as qui' e legible, but
udges„,,public audit ore, nevespeeini:.a magnifying glass made the task of
- -
tors, poi' CO' OnthlifilS. °Metre -t in readinr, it more ei'v f. ofer clert
not use a magnifying glass when he
elitrittilftP'''WITV-
_ Uedelterq
Khoot5I orncials conneeted with the : letters about the Se 01 a pin's
election.% bantleipts and all rho "ellead- meg a sPee al ink or' hie
own inanufacture. eited°110* wiltesi with
a_ quill pn. 1. Soler nn Jilbann
full Of -appreciative letters from dis-
•Inguished people of all nationalties.
WC% or tree. . .
tit tnnhIAL :41.1N1'fi1N.
reAdent of either house 're -
salary 'of eee000 yen (air.out
;ours etitisneY) Pet antraiii;
Idents •reeelye 8„000. yen
and efirs ordittiry
-i'at*oitt '$1.00tIN ,tTis %add Is -3aritil 4IIROvera tyr-
veling .01Cp0.1(.1. Wel I tgeb, occupiesa table-
rztag, ir elo0v4. (fe- land SOMO 614 111111CS broad, at it
hie
it italaril, 00.1. there Iteigbt of 800 feet or 400 feet. above
lir beeit•Seilir sitistaileks. ,Ot the s;ed, .near the W.est Coast of
" is to le cginvoked Africa. ' The 'trunks of trees td
. .
00:sT OF ywittar
The 'mot extraordinary forest In
• thc..e saId rue:uric. or which she
had not inid nor hoped to be ab1e
to do so.
..uver.x HOLLANT)."
More ,recently etill tee bad l'icrr
Jere, :the Spanish village
faith, fgtning-e-s'tiatqtaTit-to
ASt estates of lite Maresils eta cote-
fliera. 'fasts 01 people aseepted•the
loeutnentss. 'st4 genuine, ,nntiI'--Tty atso, ukon it "liVa9 diSVOIMV01
that the rotcttfal ini:Lottair0 vas
the unsophisticated tool of (in un-
Tacrupurous hand of italv'eriturers I)y
tv he and uranatlai-oem
f lfte,
Of n roetral
_
tree the otitcoind
0. Mere .the case 0?
I
11.1
Sail X
played in the band. Since then the
Tom
-ea
limited liability - company, eaCh hold- a -Wrier
ing a .eti share, and the proceeds of Major-General Moody, speaking. at
- t-t-attireceincetta •akeeedieetL- - ee,
-Prom thb- time of Its ear lest London, said he strongly objected to
days, when it was et reed band and, Oa use of tho word **Tommy" as ap-
won its first prize • with **God •.1,1,ve plied to soldiers.
the King" in a conteet in celehra- "1 believe the word is Costing the
tion of the coronation of (lease IV, countryea million a year.** he said,
priee monc.y, not to mention another of many soldiers, and it prevents
the band has won about. £5,000 in "It'is breaking down tho self-respect
thousand or two In Instrumentieemen joiningfeelue otherwke would tte
cup's and. •Metialee eeteinee 4884 the isoldietie„" ----,-- --
bawl has- taken part in nearlY 200'1 The General also considered it
conteets; and carried ori no fewer scandalous that there should be at
than 131. first prizes. I present 21,000 men malt/ed. in mill-
. The conductor, Mr. Alexarider or tary prisons, and he thought that
"Alec." as he is more familiarly tvhen once soldier - was imprisoned.
known) Oaten, is- a Stalybridge man, the army should let h-itu and tty
hal Rik the_enen tivand are etterioysoiith1ng..e1s -.
-
iteiglifiereatiettre-rtteseeee-se4 The -obseifetie-
titLadva.un,
tage be revived, and boys •should 3.1ellow, 82e; No. 2 corn, 61fe. Oats.
•weak:; No. 2 white. 36e; No. 2 mix- ,
ed, Rye -Dull, unsettled; No.
3 offered at tine.
rkeetemplexieren-witb
W33.6MS--Itte,A,ITICaNAM.E.-
et'
Millfeeif-Manttohlt trst
teheetnereeshte-
per ton; Ontario bran in NAM, $14.-
50 to $15; shorts, $19 to $20;
iittruoaiillittlyre... $21- tO $24- Pee tori,'ai-s*
Oats -42.40 to $2.42-1 per bag.
Cornmeal continues quiet at *1.35
to .$1.4.1rRer bag.
Hay -No,„ 1 $19.50 to $9: No. 2,
$7.60 to $8; clover Mixed; $6.50 to
11-11(71iTifits.
Eggs ---Straight stock, 17e; No. 2,
• •.•
.44
It
1
ed 'in 'bleaching, print ing end dye
works, and spinning mills, one, in-
deed, being a coal, miner.
PAIICE
alaaa0alias
The Wrong Man Lands in Inane
Asylurzt.
There- -aft all the -elements -of ---a
three at farce in a true story tante
Cholet.-IFranee. rertnin-
nd m nib f Choletet town
touncil, having tecome Insane, was
4415rtitiritirryorliferititrgef"---of
1vu citizens, who were ordered to
take him io-amadhouse at Aojers.
Legrattel was not docile stud the
escort. Atook Min. t0 og +Wool*. and
ed him with think. The -result ust.s
that all three" arrived- at.„ oto asylum
it*. telt* a statel of Intoxication, that'
the.elirec toe-was--unableetreet ea, whit
ecos theinnatic. so, he telegraphed t
the 3tti:;for of Chalet eetzing Nehich
Was the eraev roan. Mayor rd,
!plied I'Legrancl," but theopiocrata(i
nr
trasfix t e‘t,rrtrit
toner. Tbe trio were then tireaqureil
the„tallest, Who wits one of' thd
ecorts,94.O% Placed, i
A.1141! (b..'01t! daw tlie".„Yie--
• 'sire
Pallet ice ley h a t
,
i7PtiV HUI 1
Oanel,, of 11: th beiistcr t
rafti i 'Oil ipete
ntifum Falt Irov'erip
3neeeleterly stetetl'ilzed "wee.
ete ttO kitivir-ora
„ta List, ‘depa:t.-
Ailairs,, Vor-
1 110P,
Commurilca-.
'C'orwit-tert
t
ictt a i (17 inente t,iolti t ti ,felit. bad
4I CV8
a.eith e. orrAittg t4) (can: tttlitt -17.'ingln.trl, !iltm,,itinv, •
Ito enlist. $450.0110 teihr.e!S, 16 Wd5.1
-Tn-..0-`. cetrrereleTeeteliteee'ecertfiel Tieleeele
'Sheees'You are very`'d.vrm,ANI.,, 4 .ilis",••t nee Tr, Vanl." se-erte
4ithrt. s,on extrei no witch, Ilk Vtt,t" elfgt# 111:0, Abe i,*(e4:151, 11
Wets ; Sieved thaS three eeei.1011
tflt tIO? ti101,.satt 14. 1 our
non ti'an beef illeeelee,11.ee etatte,
exte0 only el frieete, h oT
is.ette. i4Inthrcgtitii t
.0ee tecke" tteeeg'f et`dn't; reet 1
as the etteanee kess4tet him tlo
Va."111,N,C1,11VWZI4 MO 140 Ye3Ir
.•.aiNi now thht be hla1 11
,alky 1.!-V(* ote prot;t, tut,*
soutill.miind.,* 7
It
'The tItiotte ofr-air
.1-Tze-Tr'iffel"
,
teepee ST t e e r
tan s reason taa
it4 cide,;:netite•at fiat !1y ikU1I
1-0 prov:sintially
nmffral, sleet-sale:WV, tebile3,
Lo-,rat'id wns• „no
a a ,‘.•
roitiOentry ins.atioto If* 0;100
ketlItifok
el3uaereecshoiroe.ernameree.„22e"..,•••.
I g re es,„ e �-."4..e;
*0- _
Provlleavy Canadian Short
cut pork, $20 to $21; light short
•tteettettleto410,---Aansetean-cettestrate......--
fat „back, $18.50 to $19: rompound
larek,fille to 84e; Canadian lard. 9Se
to 01e; kettle rendered, 10ec to 11c,
according to quality; hams, 12e, 13e
and 14/e, according to site: bacon,
13c to 14e; (remit killed abattoir hogs
$10; alive. $7.25 for mixed lots,
50 for select*.
elltV90-417:11dil iutking -10Ic to -
10:c for townships, and 10:e to
10:e for Ontstrios.
1•00•••4141004.44140
elferrALO MARKETS.
Itultatio, Aug. .1.-411our-Quiet and
teady. Wheat4--Spring, weak; No.
14/o. 2 red. 90e. Coret-eleteke, No, 3,
•
trebled for the army just as they
*ten* for the "levy.
Major Roper Co1ellrec4{ ntainteined
that the degeneracy apparent in the
ranks of the Oritish-etriny W0S cense,'
by the 'neees9ity for enlisting eeee.
sirables.111 omitr to maintnin the ea-
tablishirrent.. B1ys. ecre tiftelet teem-.
,leeni the pooreet mid lowist etausr!,
who were frequently deficient in
stamitia 4ind physique, in moral Pere
. dud intelitgoice„ and they tiii.r45 bet
seldom lacking in courPtfe..
• 'Pernkfoue wastage,"-Vitjete
beck eititt that last year 8.t1.39 run
were. invalided. 7,182 deserted, 4,0t70
were diecharged for erafseondteue
tiov.;- *owdist hi:Li-girt- -;; lik-reet e no, 'bung e- 2...)fe•
become eteicient, 21.913 two ' Vkleders„ short -keep .. 8.75
•
cortmatted to military. prions.
\
4.104.4.40440.0.0.
1.111E STOCK. MARKET,
Toronto, Aug-. follonflifig is
the rarge
EXpOrt Olt tit:), okO...$4.50 $4.75
• rnediiirir 4.50
bulls . . 3.00 8.50
Do.„
Butchers', picked 4.50
'cla.12e 4
Da., V011illi00 1 59
Do.. cowst, eheice 3.00 3.75.
Do.. omission - 2.00 • 3.00
11.30 •
4.25,
---44,
lphy, ittif Aus,t4lita .a., 4114 4,.itcre-
tq4• Anne;ti4',tat. ed 41,nua
%
stinted A(lofi h. ! g notiter aristocrat,
/vitriol, an 1st:lbws-et oe, adostrife-Ann
Anne. 01-h-.3vret,V, Alirid. Alfrcd a(
lressed-Annee.„,,-adintirutiftittlith -
Amu% etkurn(11 „ttlfaiste;rent. Alfred
triiirtieri Al-
• itteclittm • 3.49
Po., light -
tIcattera; kirtiriTirr „. 3„00-
„ th),„. common
4400- '
Do,, tuerii4 ft.ikr
iti firacmor etit„,,, 2:41S0
to,” tut Oa.... 4240
iewt, .4.. :150. •
4 1.
_ -
1, IN4 • at
rd' t4 lia1ty
tY Atlila. A
t acquaint., l'
vt*. per cwt...
cwt..
to
a_ftL, :ttio. ' :1,:it_ ..,1t,antztstttrtflte,iii_CI:
1- 'Awl Adolf'. Anna al
Ittwi tic°,ozt Itleolt:. .
AL 1(1 4, afraid call .
. .,„Sitts,Ift. ,Azfolf
Isil'zt•f; r
te,,',Ired. ,Alifttl 'it:Nested. atlsoltitilj,-4„ Icri.lt dsty.
A.t.,:41a art-cn1:41,4 'Attolt., A6:14.14 •ii,itro h .
ttnii ,Araitt ott rorlIty tkVsrot4:11 tsi5 ,Sit,$ .11..V44. •
' afif:41v411 ArAtOct allitocxthiT. 41 . ,tton1iioi4. orator
to; qt .414.retat 1,, awl'. *IttapkoWit 0; .* fray kilt*, Ir.91'
*tIOK.1.1:Attort'44-_,,,:tt. ',, .40.`c,, 11, ,,A:.t..i.utrothli
.i.„, i .
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Atiotf, atlpity
agtrilt, t
nritet;titalttl
704
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