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White°'lapel Again—King Milan and; AuS-
tria—The Empress of Austria.
There is little new and nothing important
to add to add to the deeeile a the letest
FACT AND INCIDENT,
King Milan's Diyoroa,
. Xing Milan ef Servia ett last has! obtained
IsIaney Edgerly, oi GVolfboro, N. is
105 years old and netter had a physician Egi: tegit37° 97.fihaedgiTtGarielfyromhwi
itgt ptoetigutet:
gge
but ewe ia her life, and then threw the
having beea found either too slow or timer -
medicine away
Miss Louie Hiatt, a 16 yeemme 'ewe tein as regarde the result, the Servian
enh001 gid of Crawfords eine, Ind., has meeetterIP:xUlaenee' traBe4gbrilhialiPe "by virtue a el the
taken the stump in favor of Cleeland.
deoted and Thurmwhiom. Much of her epetch is e°43515/"i"1 IlutbritY" has pronotumeel
elTiettStehapel herrele The %mete Maile bY
vte the twat, ch She handlee Kin Mllatee Marriage diesolyed. Tne
the police Monday night amount to neughti * Queenhes declared that this act of the prim:d-
in an able inettitleer
Charles Warren confess a his utter helpless. residence anew on West End avenue, New York illegal and voiet—Pre it probably is. Bub
ries deep rm. Sir Gennt's widow lida perchaseelpel dignitary of the Servian etete church is
The mytery is as ever, C . Gra
the question for the pretreat le one er Nem
City at a cost of $163,000. Two of her rather than of right. Servie is the least
Imes in the ease by publiehiug a promise of
pardon to any arcoomplioes who may csoneent
to turn infermer against the principal
murderer, and then reeignieg his position.
This is al the more absurd since every de-
tail of the nine murders of the same type
go to show that the assessin had no aocom-
pike. His latest esortpacie, however, peeves
that he is a shrewd man, and not above
changing his tantics. Knowing that the
streets are closely watched, he lures his
victims to their rooms. So long as he
follows out this plan there is no limit to his
opportunities for crime, and he will probsbly
not be caught unless by some. blunder of
his own.
An important fact has been pointed out
which star be a new and gate probable theory
as to the murders. It appears that the cattle
boats bringing live frieght to London usually
come into the Thames on Thursdays and Fri-
days and leave again for the Continent on
Sundays or Mondays. It hes already been
a matter of eminent that the revolting
crimes have all been committed at the
end of the week'and an opinion has been
formed by some detectives that the murder-
er is a drover or butcher wisp eye d on ene of
these boats, of which there are many, and
that he periodically appeare and disappears
with one of the iteamers. This theory is
held to be of &itch importance by those en-
gaged in the investigation, who believe that
the murderer does not resideeither in White-
chapel or even in this country at all. Is is
thought that he may be either a person em-
ployed upcn one of these boats, or one who
is allowed to travel by them, and inquiries
have Once some time been directed towards
the following up of thie theory.
sons and their wives will live with her, and
Mrs. Sartoris is expeefed fre make long vieits.
Mrs. Grant !suffers much from aethina.
Brown and blue are deoidedly the popular
colors of the season in women's dr ess and
house decoration. Leaving out the sky
there is lees blue in nature than any other
color. It is peculiarly a "heavenly"color.
and Madonnas have always robed in it.
Mies Wheelock, of Milwaukee, founder
of the first purchasing agency of the Wait,
is among the busiest of women. For now
her business is suoh that each day she and
her agents buy and ship tons of goods, and,
in addition, she teaches a whiet clues, and
has had in tore years or less 199 pupils.
Mrs. Cynthia Leonard, the candidate for
Mayor of New York on the equal rights
ticket, has ordered 20,000 posters and 500,-
000 ballots bearing her name to be printed
for the coming election. It is just possible
that she will not need so many as she haa
ordered, but like a prudent stateawoman
she prefers to be on the safe side.
In one of the courts recently in the 1Vlidland
Counties, a woman was teetifying on behelf
of her son, and swore that he had worked on
a farm ever since he was born. The lawyer
who cross-examined her said :—" You asserb
that your son has worked on a farm ever
since he was born?" "1 do." "Whet did
he do the first year?" "Be milked," she
replied. The whole court laughed heartily,
and the witness was questioned no further.
It is annotruced that the mpress of Aus-
tria intends to go over anl look at the
United States Her trip is based really on
her desire to be rid for a prolonged time of
her husband, whom, as everybody knows,
she thoroughly disliees, and also in the hope
that a change of air may lessen the rheuma-
tism to which she is an absolute mertyr.
The only way in which she obtains any re-
lief is by having two strong females con-
stantly in attendance to treat her by mas-
sage, and, considering what the massae
nreeess must be like ro one suffering from
violent rheumatism, it can easily be under-
stood that the poor Empress does not enjoy
life.
Austria is beginning to worry about King
Milan's sincerity. Havieg stood. by him
through his divorce troubles and induced
Germany to expel his wife from the country
and to give up the Crown Prince, his son, it
id now painful to notes the Servian King's
tendency to lean upon R1.18Siti. It is hinted
that his majesty King Milan, tired. of divor-
ces and trials, marts to abdicate in favor of
his son, but this is extremely unlikely. It
is much more probable that he will continue
reigning, an occupation which seems ta suit
him, and to play off Russia on one side
against Austria oa the other for his own
benefit,
The French :are very much worried about
the he ilth of the King of the Netherlands.
Reliable information reports that his recov-
ery is hopeless, owing to a fatal complica-
tion of diseases. The fact that the Duchy
of Luxemburg at his death passes to Ger-
many is the circumstances which accounts
for Frenchmen's anxiety.
important of European Oates that bear the
title of kingdom, aild has emerged from
semiebarbariam only in the present century.
The sovereign's authority is constitutionally
restricted. t ne moral prestige and Wiliam°
of the crown have been nearly destroyed
by the king's weakness and folly and the
domestic scandal that has divided the
people into a party ot ths king and a party
of the queen. The Oarenovitch dynasty
rose from obsourity in recent times and its
righter of sovereignty are still disputed by a
pretender family. The king is only thirty-
four years old; but, if his wife were dead,
he could not expect to marry a princess of
one of the old royal houses which do not
recognize ihe family reigning in Servia as
their equal. The cc untry obtained full in.
dependence only ten years ago. The mot -
arch assumed the title of king in 1882 and
ootained from it prompt recognition by the
great European powers. Milan's preepects
of a long reign are by no means good.
Revolutions have frequently occurred in
Servia and an unpopular ruler has every
reason to fear attempts against his life. The
king has one child, Crown Prince Alex-
ander, twelve years of age, whose education
is said to have been neglected in conse-
quence of the estrangement between his
parents.
The moat remarkable pedestrian feats that
that has been recorded for several years was
recently performed by Mrs. B. M. Kimball
of Providence. Mrs. Kimball is 83 years of
age, and is summering et Bethlehem. Not-
withstanding her fourscore years and three
the other day she climbed, with no further
assistance than an Alpine staff afferds, to
the summit of Mount Agasrez. The ascent
shoots up very steeply in places, but the en-
ergetic octogenarian made every obstacle
succumb to the wieohery of feminine pede 5.
triansm.
The medical squabble over the late Ger-
man Emperor's disease stol goes on in all
its unseemly bitterness. It Is very likely
that the fault does not all lie on one side.
But this is evident that, by their own cen-
fession, those medicos knew very little about
the very matter on which they claimed to
be masters. And is this nob the case with
a great deal of what comes under the range
of the doctors' work? Doctors of to -day
laugh at the crude empiricism of their pre-
decessors of thirty years ago, and it is as
certain as anything in the future can be
that before another thirty years have pass-
ed the present medical oracles will be equal-
ly discredited.
They have a charitable organization in
Philadelphia which might be copied else -
Vital Wicks,
"The iga are three wick? to the lamp of
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Thus writes an eminent Annerican author.
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Thomas " Yes sir; but not half as sore as
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.A Prince's Philanthropy.
A good deal of comment is made in the
German press on the singular bequest—and
the still more singular way in which the
same was carried out —of the recently de-
ceased Austrian Prince Schwarzenberg, who
leaves a fortune of upward of 120,000,000
gulden (250,000 0001.) at the lowest estimate.
The above-mentioned bequest to the poor
of Vienna, the city in which he was berm
and where he had resided during most of
his lifetime, was -1,000 gulden 1 This
munificent (?) bequest was announced to the
municipal council of the Austrian capital by
the son and universal legatee of the deceased
in a letter, in which he says that, "prompt-
ed by the desire of expressing also his per-
sonal sentiments and his attachment to his
native city, he has given orders to his
treasurer to pay over the amount without
any further delay." Noblesse oblige. The
succession tax alone amounts to upwards of
6,000,000 gulden. The immense estates of
the deceased—scattered through Bohemia,
Austria proper, Styria, Salzburg, Franconia,
etc.—cover an area larger than that of the
principalities of Lippe and Waldeck com-
bined, and have frequently been designated
as the "Prince Schwarzenberg Empire."
His Little Mistake.
A few weeks ago a fashionably -dressed
where with advamtage. It is cane the Brooklyn lady entered a New York book -
Visiting Nurse Association, and it is in its store in search of a volume for her husband.
essence, if we understand aright, an
association of ladies who give their seivices
gratuitously at the bedsides of those who
need skilled nursing but who cannot afford
to pay for professional attendance. It ap-
pears that the hospital accommedation of
Philadelphia, liberal as it is, is overtaxed,
and this means has been devised to fill up
the deficiency. There can be no work more
consonant with the whole spirit of the life
of Jesus of Nezereth than just such humble,
self-denying work for the poor who are
made in his image, and in whom it is com-
forting to think, He is still especially in-
terested. Could any more helpful way of
giving a cup ot cold water in His name be
devisee than this of nursing those whose
sufferings without such ministrations would
be more intense.
Another step in the more rational treat-
ment of soldiers in the British Army was
taken about the beginning of 1887. Courts
martial were directed to be more lenient and
discriminating in their sentences and a
greater latitude was given for treating many
delinquencies as minor offences instead of
having them sent to a court martial. The
results as given in the lately published re-
turns have been most satisfactory. The
number of courts martial have fallen off
15 per cent, while the "minor offences"
instead of showing a corresponding increase
all fell cff 10 per cent while the general tone
of the army was higher than it had been ih
the past. This is every way to be rejoiced
in. it tells how enlightened leniency and fair
treatment will by and by effect the most
ignorant and brutal and how there is a way
by which every man's honour owe be touched
and for good if it can only be discovered and
followed. All of the lower animals can be
tamed by a process of kindness and fair
treatment. Is it wonderful if British sol-
diers also feel the power of such a proceed-
ing?
It would seem all but certain that Stanley
has come to an untimely end in his efforts to
succor Emin Bey, or whatever else he may
be called, and to open up Africa. If so the
whole civilized world will be sorry, for
though Stanley was a somewhat bragging,
blustering Yankee, the very type of an im-
pudent interviewer, yet there were a great
many good points about him and he ham left
a name indissolubly associated with Africa,
and with all of the best which has been done
for that dark continent. To all appearance
he never was more needed in the interests
of civilization and Christianity. But this is
never to be lost sight of, that no man is in-
dispensable, and that God can always carry
on the work even when He buries the work-
men. It will be a matter of infinite sage -
faction to us if at no distomt day we
hears tell of the reappearance of the hardy
explorer and though thing e look rather dark
at present, yet there is hope for the best tee
beg as there is not certainty of the worst.
Occupation in Heaven -
The enterprising " interviewer " of the
"New York Herald" has been improving his
time by extracting information from eminent
divines on what may be the way in which
people will be employed in Heaven. Instead
of honestly telling the young man that they
did not know, and that idle corjectures on
the subject were both profttless and perplex-
ing, the reverend gentlemen visited talked
over the whole subject with all the readiness
and all the confidenoe to be expected in a
discuosion of the rooms and revenues, the
duties and delights of the old homestead in
which they had lived for sixty years. Dr.
Talmage was specially copious in his remarks
and cofident ha his descrintions. He evi-
dently carries a ground plan of the entire
place in his vest pocket, and there was not
an incident in the home life of all these
upper regions with which he was not entire-
ly familiar. Who told Talmage that the
scholar "would know more in a second after
getting to Heaven than Faraday or Newton
ever learned during all their earthly lives ?"
Who told Dr. Paxton that there would be
"no eternal loafing round the throne ?"
The fact of the matter is that all such
oracular talk is idle trifling. The Bible has
a better plan. What it says of Heaven is
more by negatives than in any other way,
and both reporters and divines might be
better employed than in mooning, dreaming
and speculating about that of which, beyond
the few hints given in the Scriptures, they
know and can know positively nothing.
The Peasant's Joke.
On a recent hunting expedition the Aus-
trian Kaiser and his friend the King of
Saxony had strayed some distance from their
comrades of the chase, and coming up with a
peasant's cart they asked the occupant to
give them a lift. The latter did not recog-
nize them, as they were both attired in
Styrian dress, but readily acceded to their
request. On taking leave of him the Em-
peror told him who they were. The peasent
Smiled ineredutously, and. said : "Well,
friend, if you be the Emperor of Austria and
yOur companion the King of Saxony, I had
better tell you who I am. My good fellows,
I am his Holiness the Pope l' With thie he
drove off, delighted at having, at he thought,
the beet of the joke,
My Toothaohe
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initiate more suffering than perhaps any
other tingle complaint. A one minute mire
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The head clerk inquired of her whether her
husband was grave or gay, scientific or
philosophical? The lady retorted with the
air of a woman not to be 'trifled with: "Het,
a wholesale butcher." "Buy him Lamb's
Tales,'" inadvertently replied the clerk.
It is hardly necessary to add that the sale
was not effected.
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Will Not Leave Us.
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Riddell, the able and popular Secretary of
the Ontario Mutual Life, had accepted a
similar position in" Toronto, we are author-
ized to say that the position of Secretary
of the Manufacturers' Life Assurance Com-
pany and Manager of its Head Office, was
offered to him, but for reasons not necessary
to state here, he refused at present to be-
come an applicant,notwithstanding the
fact the., salary would be very handsome
and that other very tempting inducements
were held out to him. While we would be
pleased bo announce his preferment we but
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when we say his departure from Waterloo
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during a residence -of seven years in their
midst, by his genial and obliging disposition
and other qualities which go to make up the
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Address at once, WO.ITON MANF'G CO., 501 Queen
St W., Toronto, Ont
WESTERN MACHINERY DEP"
TMNIENSE STOCK of Machinery to select from.
Send for Lists.
W. PETRIE, Brantford, Ont.
ETO LOAN
efiteEKT FONCIER
FRANC° • CANAkellEN. CAPITAL, $5,C00,000.
Helm ORRICE, Moseeeee, OFFICE ONTARIO DIVISION,
WELLINGTON Sr., TORONTO. This Company ie pre-
pared to make advances on the security of GOOD
FARM PROPERTY Dt lowest current rate ot in-
terest. and on favorable terms. 1114911tTG&GES
141111C11ASED. For informationapple to the Lecal
Agents of the Compaey, or to
W E. LONG, Manager, Toronto, Ont.
glljgAgE itntszreon—ss:f..11nnzliBV8S—h pe ‘sv,
Fineet Americ in Hog Casings.
Orders filled for any desired quantity. Write for
pricee. JAS. PARK at MON.
41 tu 47Lawrenbe Margret St.:Toronto.
coMfort of a family during the long winter
mieniegs. Poor coal oil is next thing to bad
bread. Ilousekeepere who cannot have gad
ehould use " Corbett Safety OIL" Sold by
dealers everyWherm
A Cure for Drunkenness.:
ffThe oplum habit, deposmania, the morphine habit,
nervous prostration caused by the use of Tobacto,
Walrefulnessonental depression,eef "ening o f tile brain,
dee premature 1d ogre, leo of vitality caused by
over exertfen a the bran, and nes of flatting strength
frogs met Nome whatever. Men- 3:Ming, old Or 'ad.
dle-aged—who ars broken down from any of the
abeve muses, or any eause not mozitoned above,flOttfl
your address and 10 cente in damps for /mben
Treatise, le beak fortre et Ditsctses of ilittiL 'Books
tenteealed and secure frim eb,,erVatien. Address M.
11, LIMA 41 We lingfon street Bad, Tetonto, Ont,
OF PURE COO LIVER OIL
AND HYPOPHOSPH1TES.
utleseeset=
Almost as Palatable as Milk.
So diognised that the most delicate stomach
can, take it. Remarkable as a PIRS.13
PRODUGER. Persono GAIN sap -
idly white taking IT.
SCOTT'S EMULSION is ecknowledged by Phy-
sicians to be the FINEST ancl BEST preparatien
of its class for tho relief of
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
Wasting Diseases of Children.
and CHRONIC COUCH&
SOlci by art Drugoists, s0e. and $1.00.
LADIES, LOOK:
BERLIN WOOLS, all colors, Sc per oz.
OHETLAND AND ANDALUSIAN WOOLS, Se per
De" oz. ; Sexony Wool, all colors, 10c per skein ;
Ice Woel, beet quality, 10c per ball ; Embroidery
Silk, every shade. 10c dozen skeins ; Arrasene, all
colors, 30c dozen skeins ; Filoselle, best quality, 46o
and Mc dozen ekeine : Macrame Cord, 15 colors, 10c
ball • Felt, extra quelity, 2 yards wide, 21.00 per
yard% Woolen Java Canvas, all oolore, 450 yard ;
Always ou hand newest materials for faecy worke at
lowest prices. Letter ordere have prompt and care-
ful attention. Goode can be sect to any part r
Canada hy post. Write for price list. A trial solicit-
ed. HENRY DAVIS; Importer, 232 Yonge Street,
Toronto. Neese mention this paper.
CANADA PERMANENT
Loan 86 Savings Company
INCORPORATED 1855.
Head (Moe Toronto St,, Toronto.
Subscribed Capital,
Pain 110 Capital
Total Assets
$ 4,500,000
2,550,000
10.0110,000
ELAYS ARE
DANGEROUS.
Don't wait until you
are burnt out or robbed,
buy a Safe now and
sleep easy and be sure
and get prinee, etc., of
theNew Champion
Safe.
S. S. 1/1110113A.LL.
577 Craig St, P. 0. Box 945. Montreal, E. q,
The enlarged capital and resources of this Company,
together with the increased facilities it has recenNy
acquired for supplying land owners with cheap money,
enable the Directors to meet with promptness and at
the lowest current rate of interest all requirements
for loan, upon satisfactory real estate security.
Application may be made to either of the 100m.
pany's local Appraisers, or to
J. HERBERT MASON Manageg Direotor, Toronto.
. 11 lig Men
SUFFERING from the effeets of early evil habits, the
result ignordeme end folly, Who flnd themselves
weak, ner V0118 arid exhausted; RASO MIDDLIE•AORD and
Ote Mae, who are broken down from the effects of
abuse or over -work, and in advanced Ole teel the
conseqtences of youthful excess, sencl for and read
M. V. Lubon's Treeitse on the Diseases of Men. The
book will be sent sealed to any addrese on receipt of
30. tither. Ad4rees
f St T to to Oat
M V I.) BON, entne on . , .
Allan Line Royal Mail Steamship
Sailing during winter from Portland every Thurediey
and Halifax every Saturday to Liverpool, and in sum.
neer from Quebec every Saturday to'Liverpool,calling
at Londonderry to land mails and passengers for
Scotland and Ireland ,• also from Baltimore, via Hall
fax and St. John's, to Liverpool !fortnightly
during summer months. The steamers of the Gle.e.
gow tines sail during winter to and from Halifax
Portland, Boston and Philadelphia; and during sun
mer between Glasgow and Montreal weekly ;
gow and Boston weekly, and Glasgow and Phdade
phia f ortnightly.
For freight, passage or other information apply
A. Schumacher si Co., Baltimore •' S. Cunard s Ot
Halifax; Shea & Co., St John's,Nfid., Wm. Thom,
son & Co., St. John, N. B.; Allen & Co. Obleagr
Love & Alden, New York; H. Borulier,' Toronte
Aliens, Rae & Go., Quebee ; Wm, Brookie'Philade.
phis; H. A. Allen l'ortland, Boston. Montreal.
tained Glass
FOR CHURCHES, DWELLINGS,
AND PUBLEC BUILDINGS.
inAUSLAN & SON,
id King St, W., Toronto.
imsogOiciAPBEI.V.
CHATHAM, ON
DELICIOUS AND NOURISHING
Manufactured only by
Ellis & Keighley, - Toronto.
rw.
LA.161 ..,elbress and.liantle,Cuthng by
new and improved
TAILORS' SQUARE.
Satisfaction guaranteed to teach ladies the
full ort of mating all garments worn by
ladies and children. PROF. SMITH, 349i
Queen St. W., Torouto. Agents Wanted.
Waley, ROY00 Cl/
283 Yonge Street,
'Toronto.
The Cheapest [place
Canada for
BAND INSTRUMENTS
New and second-hand
Agents
BESS
and "ire IQ M
BAND & ORGHESTR •
Mum.
Repairing of Band In
struments a specialty.
Send for Catalogu
We are children who eheelpyjoin in the chorus.
When Breadmaker's Yeast a the subject before vs-..
Mamma trieei all the rest, ,.
.5o she knows it's the best, '1/4 [Wiest,
'Can,se her bread is the whilest,..her buns are the
And we cat all the fianeakes she aare set before us.
BUY THE BREADMAKER'S YEAST. PRIDE 6 GENTS.
Nervous Debility.
DR. GRAY'S Specifie has been used for the
fifteen years with great oucoeue, in the treatment 0
Nervous Debility, and all diseases arising from ox.
cesses, over-worked brain, loss of Vitality, ringing in
the care, palpitation, do. For sale by all dregetiets.
Price 21 per box, or 6 boxes for 85, or will be sent by
mail on receipt of price. Pamphlet on. application
THE GRA.Y MEDICINE CO.. (Combo
joHpisTO-NS
rtulDULEF
CrHE GREAT
STRENGTH GIVER
Pi PERFECT Foon
FOR TM SIM
.14i WARMING &
pilTRITIOCSOEVERAGe
.
POWEREUL
„JIVIGCRATpil
A Perfect Food for Children,
Because it supplies all the MIT111111TION nceded:to
meet the physical demands of
GROWING BOYS ND GIRLS.
It Produces Firm Muscle and Nerve.
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