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DODD'S hfIEDiCINE COMPANY, Pno.eaNrrono, TORONTO, ONT. MURRAY & LANMAN'S ..............—..._ FLORIDA WATER THE SVVEETEST 7MOST FRAGRANT AN;10ST REFRESHING D ENDURING OF ALL PERFUMES FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF, TOILET OR BATH. RR DRUGGISTS, PERFUME r )1411 GRIERALBEALERS. re •s . „, 4W ,-'• , VI, .. , . v, g. i ,,ai Tgo ' A. •-• .1`AirALTSI8 CU3.ED-818'0EN STATEMENT. Mrs. linggie McMartin, 27 Baden huret St, Toronto, Ont., swears that Ityokman's "Kootenay Cure" cured her of Paralysis which rendered ono side of her body entirely useless. Physicians said there Was no °hence of her over recovering the uee of her limbs, HON deserted her, but to.clay she is walking around telling her friends how Ryokman's "Kootenay Cure" we Jo r life and happiness, Sworn to, July 10, 1898, before J. W. Seymour Corley, Notary Public. ' SWORN . STATEMENT OF A IIRATEFUL MOTHER. LOUISA White, nine years old, who suffered with Eassema since her birth has been entirely cured and 8ier general system binit up by Ryokinan's "Kootenay Cure.' The above facts are given in a sworn state. snent made by her mother, Mrs. Gleorge White, 139 Stinson 81., Hamilton, Ont„ dated July 8, 1890, before J. F. Mooch, Notary Public,. A COMBINATKON DISTURBED — SWORN STATEMENT READS. Charles18. Newman, 18 Marlborough St., Toronto Ont., bad a complication of blood troubles, Ellett. matism, severe Kidney trouble and conetipation. Was frequently disturbed at night, lost his appetite and was a very sick man, Dis Eiclneys are now in healthy condition, his appetite good, sleep undis. turbed and constipation cured ; all this was „done by Ryokinan'n Kootenay Cure." lie makes sworn Statement to the above facts before J. W. Seymour Corley, Julet 10, 1800. • THE EXETlitt InS OF ANY wt Ji 11 L)UTQDUI 111 111110 111 11111 II0fl[LL 1 EirtBtarltncilsniaapse• oatrod otLeTrtoid; returx over $8,700,000, replace the Prince of 'Wales' cutter $§.700,000, aud an increese in exports •o $710,000. The exports to the United States from Great Britain since the passage a the Dingley teriff ba-ve decreased fifty pee cent. THE EXETER XIMES THE VERY LATEST FROM ALL THE WORLD OVER. Interesting Items About Our Own Count Great Britain, the United States, All Farts of the Globe, Cottdensed .Assorted for Easy Reading. C1ANADA. Chatham talks of building a ci abattoir. St. Thomas is arranging for an el trio street railway system. Arrangements are under way for starting a new bicycle factory in Lon- don. The first sample a the new crop of Manitoba wheat has been received at Montreal. There is an increase in the inland riaeovtmayueearc.ollections of $1,340,000 for the Another case of smallpox is reported irnMontreal, a child on IVIortais street being the victim. The schooner Opal of Yarmouth nas been seized by •tb.e customs authorities at Moncton for illegally selling liquor. It is reported at Halifax .that the British battleship Itenown is te be given a. speed test from England to Halifax, The Manitoba Government has ar- rouged with' am English Publishing Company for the publication of new sehool text books, A nuraber of prominent Toronto bu ness men speak in most hopeful ter O f the conanaercial outlook for t country this season. Over 500 coal miners employed the Alberta, Coal Co., at ,Lethbridg N.W.T., are on strike far an increa of 10 per cent. in wages. The Canadian Paeific railway is re- ported to be making arrangements for the erection of a. station in the cent- ral part of the city of Ottawa. Ross McKenzie, the; once great la- crosse player, has been appointed as- sistant to Contractor Haney on the Crow's Nest Pass Railway. The °Ataxic; Government is said to be considering a regulation which syill prevent the. employment of foreign labor in Ontario lumber camps. Good samples of lignite coal hav been. diiscovered at Rainy River. holing !apparatus hes been ordere and tthorough tests will be made. ry, and A large nu.ralser a British troops and hia're been ordered to get ready to em- bark foe the East. Their destination iS supposed to be Egypt. The British steamer Justin, from vic Philadelphia. for Sligo, is stranded on Wheaton Reek, outsede of Sligo bay, ac- ecs cording to„reports from London. The Lonslon Daily Chronicle ridicules the advertisement which appeared in a New York paper saying that the Prince of Wales' cutter Britannia was tor sale. While the telegraphers attached to tile London pastel system are not sat- isfied with the reply of the Fostmas- ter-General to their letter of complaint, they do not feel justified in ntrilting aspiTurarchea:iishsesLi:openrridsttooannstialheAndeactiyorroChtlionalteodo,eionaboyournacoepfeel,tiheaol. ; lice, will hold a meeting in Trafalgar revival of the einployment of torture in The Asnerican jubilee fund, which was started for the pu.rpose of raising • IU the ()lief London hospitals, has been naonnY to establish beds in perpetuity olo twensety' _oollheo tsboubososercipd The repay of the Duke of Norfolk, the amounted to t'irolslaarms.o Imperial Postniaste,r-General, nbse telegraph. clerks who laid. their griev- ei„, emcee before hilill has failed to. give sat - MS !election, and there is serious trouble he impending in the department. Glasgow is disappointed because the Duke of York• instead of the !Prince by of Wales will formally epee the new e, SS Cessnock dock. It is the largest in Scotland and has taken twelve years O construct. It will be opened early next month. The London Spectator has a very temperate article on the impertinent method of United ntates politicians and. warns them that English feel is aroused, and unless they mend th manners, a conflict may ensue, n the mast disastrous results. The dispute in the engineering trades is extending in area, and a week hence 70,000 men will be in- volved. The Sheffield employers • have joined issue with the Employ- ers' Association, and. tbe contest has d becozne one of endurance. F,aeh f side 18 trying to starve out the 0 Wine experts say 'that the vintage' of OANA.DA AtIVITNit Europe this year will not rank ...ono onoosnesos TIVARELF, ,gh. A warrant has been issued for ghe 1...... expulsion from iszat•nce of Tarrida WAR MATERIALS IMPORTED IN Marmot.; the Spanish anarchist. ENORMOUS QUANTITIES. The Kaiser hes conferred. the Order Of the Black Eagle upon Count Kura- vieff, the Russian .Foreign Is1inister. The late Spanish Premier has be Quebec's Citadel. Stewed 'With Niso,:irehr: Weapons —Millions of Cartridges Being Turned. Out — Numt ors or Quids- queathed to the Natioeal Library thir- Gum and New lanes. ta•Yratil°verti;azirdorevelurnes, many of which The New York Sun has the following A, Buenos Ayres despatch says the despateni tram •Quebeo:— . wool crop is officially reported as sus Whether or not it is due to the re- perior int quaoatity and quality to that of 1896, ideal of jingoism in 13ritain, to her Ex -King Milatn: of Servia, is so seri- - increased affection for the "Lady of the Snows," to the entlausiaera in- spired by the jubilee, or to fear of what may result from Canada's re- markable stand in the matters of the :seethe end. of the Klondyke gold fields, certain it is tha.t the Dombsion issig- nalizing the year of the diamond jubi- lee by enormous importetions of Inani- tions of war that are creating any amount of quiet oonjecture and com- ment here. lhe iaere ensurteratioa of the starlike stories now arriving here from Engle/el 4tio,rem., ou.sly ill that some auxiety is experi- enced by his friends as to his eventual reoevery. A circular issued by the Specie Bank of Yokcihama announces that from the first of October it will pay gold for Bunk of Japan notes,. Official returns just publisned show that the imports into France for the ipast seven mosaths were 20,01'7,000 francs belew those of 1896. Tee treachery a the Anwar of rat- ghanistan is undoubted. His hand is seen. in the recent tribal uprisings on the Afghan frontier a British Indio,. The meeting of Emperor William is celculated to prove very surpris- and the Czar bas resulted ha an alliance • ,. • mg. Ihe welter has succeeded in oin between Germany and Relearn to thwart Great iBritain on all nosportant oc- tanning admittance to the Several an - (lesions. roouries, stores, and magezines in the The capture of Abu Homed places in the hands of Sir Herbert Kitchener a most important strategis position, and an early advance svill be made on Ber- ber. Japanese' tea seercibants of Yoko- hatina propose to hold an entertain- ment in the celebration of the rejection Semen% of the tea duty by the United States It is believed that the German Gov- ernmsoat will again propose to Great et in and the; United etates tbecom- as been substituted in the new. plete disaTimanaent of the Samoan isl- citadel and in the Artillery park, and was amazed by the quantity 04 '1,4111- a,ble. modern ordnance and ammuni- tion tbat Ull the plate of the (useless and obsolete exueotantiore guns and muzzleeloeslieg rifles alien have oc- cupied these stores since 1870, e'er the old Snider rifle, which was better than a gas pipe, but useless as a gun, a trustwortny modere weapon tandem LoE..ENjereil IstliaLle ' It is reported that a decisive battle Forty thousand of tbese have arrived, has been fought between the Spanish illg an Insurgent troops in Cuba, and ready to arm the whole enilitia force, Imunition, ordered from England be- ' solfttosiso or7pTliortrekdeyinisCaselmcudtiotl, othaoptetthe n ore the authorttles of the Quebec atienurnmovnonweidetaohlutBroiagmliiifidiotrauenitteisr.annapnagnesetakteismfage. oartridge factory had altered its ma- ebb:wry to enable it to make euch"am- sezealsbiplood of cora contributed by . • munition here. Sinc,e the making of tarcang persons ill the United 1 these alterations and. the inapoleitzen The gift -was very acceptable for the lion cartridges have been turned out States has arrived safely in Calcutta. of the necessary cordite several mil- thousand.natives. ; r I of the Government factory, and are 'Ileitis& warsbilis are vigorously en, Geeing the fishery regulations an the now stored at the citadel. srench shore of Newfoundland, and Six batteries of 12 -pounder breech- lieGlatintgion loafbettrecrotyfarcigtohrtiess erected in loading field guns are now ready for issue. Six guns complete will shortly The threat ef the assassin of Premier fanovas tbat it Inould be President le. sent to saure's turn next is causing the French "A" Yield battery at ‘ Ingston, and ti., similar number Then - lice great anxiety. zThe President is , t rusted!, to "13' :battery here, body of detectivee. , siemens ng four batteries will be kept nder the constant protection of a barge I in stare for the presemt. Ihere is an ample supply of ammunition on hand La Petrie of Paris, declares that alli for these gesso e plans of assassins have been ar- svhich is carefully tinged in London, and suggests that • pitied in the citadel armouries, while ,t3 powers should combine to watcb :`atIlleee cteametprisloragret3endpiallicanedberiso, 1501,0einDraillif the country, that protects these erica- , hall awaiting shipment. There are L I also a number of lVfaxion-Nordelafeldt Prince Heery of Orleans bee arrived guns, width are hocated automatically, t Marseilles on his return from Aby- I and are said to fire 600 snots a min inia, and. he will accept the challenge ' ute. 'These guns are very modern, and Gen. Albertome, the Italian officer, ' it ie claimed that they are quite effec h o was offended at the Prince's eriti- time it the field. They can be placed - sus a the conduct of the Italian sol- under cover upon a species of tripod ers in Abyssal:doe formed. or the hale and two arias, the - carriage being moved. off to a dis tance for safer keeping. The recoil.. simply causes the barrel, during the raped firing, to telescope within a harge barrel filled with water, so vies vvould be fesv if drivers (would among willaittoutlitethleirbinagrrerYhetting, and with out changing the posit on of the tripod "Cases of heat peostration be continuous - nly observe one or two simple rules," or dist-tubing the non-commissioned officer, who sits corafortably upon the id a veterinary surgeon recently. "it sucidia fixed to the trail, mereily turn - very easy to see when a horse is lag' to the right or heft to fo tow the hreatened with prostratiotn. The an- movements ol. the enemy. This gus3 consumes the .303 cordite cartridges begins to breathe in quick short made in. the Government factory here asps, even when standing still. In- ead of prespiring profusely his skin throaT3beF5igtuoalttcsktifftireeinagtoilieHoetycheknaissos6t:poz:h- ting the newest, and. eemses dry' Tthe best *Sag to do the gun and the aramunition are very ben these symptoms are observed is attractive in appearance, and are said get the horse into a cool place kind to do er the horse's body end do MARVELLOUS EXECUTION. ply cold water. Pour cold water not The Hotclikies is a fixture, suitable for esitate about using enough. if im inland forts or lake. shoran but moves rap - e nd.. If the horse has had such a handy rub sam.e on the animate 011. a pivot, and is fired with great rap- 'vere Stroke that he has falleo idity. The ammunition, cionsisting of blanket or som;e straw under his a Ipeudt • e'clite' somewbat thicker than a man's wrist, neatly put up in brass coil, with the 6 -pound. shell and detonator attached, might be suppose.d, when fired off, to cause an enormous re- bound to the gun after so powerful a disobarge; but, as a matter of fact, it Is fired from the shoulder of a man, who remains in the same position dur- ing the quick -firing, except that by a slight touch he. moves the gun upon its pivot in the desired direction. Almost each succeeding steamship brings out new stores, and Col. For- rest, the. superintendent, keeps a fore- man. and more than a. dozen store - men, °mond now at the citadel in receiving and issuing • newly -arrived and modern war material. These are of course quite independent of the em- ployes of the Government carte:age factory, who are working on full time, and turning out an immense quantity of ammunition. ith were defeated. eir after isevere figihteng the Spaniards together with a quantity of .803 am- ' The by-law to authorize the issue o $110,000 debentures for street improve ments was defeated in a popular vot at Hamilton by nearly 1,500 majority The Canadian Pacific railway ar making active preparations to handl the vast grain crops, which they expec to receive from. the North-West -this The Customs Departraent have issued new regulations governing the import atio.n of bicycles by tourists, as it wa fou.ad that travellers' samples were be ing brought in under the old law, Mr. Jolla Scott is dead atl3aissevain Mans, as a result a en altercation with: O blind hand named Tonakins, The Car - otter's jury returned. a. verdint that de- ceased came to hie death from a kick Mails for the, 'Yukon country are not yet definitely arranged for. The best address for the present is Fort Cudahy', via Victoria, B.C., from which point they will be forwarded by the Mount- ed Police. Mr. Shaughnessy, vice-president of the Canadian Pacific railway, denies that American laborers are employed on the Cow's Nest Pass railway. He says all the men required can be ob- tained. in Canada. UNITF.311 STATES. e Five women are in jail. at Omaha, . Neb., far breaking up it Meth.odist e meeting • C Two negro children killed a third I v t with hot irons at Grapevine, Texas, c on Wednesday. I Th.e Univereal Peace Union of Phil- adelphia has offered its services as a - arbitrator in the coal strike. B Ati. insane man robed through the raain streets of Buffalo on Tbursday night in his night iihirt, shouting mute r , der and police. th ;The 18 -year-old son of Gus Tiner, at t Levinia, Texas, on Theuredeo shot and , killed his drulaken father in defence of his mother. a The Canadian Pacific Railway Com- pany hes declared a dividend of 2 PCI' cent. on the preference, and 1 1-2 per cent. on the common stock for the half year ended June 30th last, payable October lst. Jaseph Ston.efish, the Indian who is awaiting trial in Woodstock jail on the charge of steatang a horse, made an unsuccessful attempt to escape by at- tacking Turialce.y Forbes with a heavy iren-bound bucket. The, meeting of, the Banish Medical Aseociation will take place in Montreal at the end of the month. The attend - 081t:0 Of eminent physicians and suer geons, with. their families, will be much larger than at first anticipated. Mr. Colling-wood Schreiber, thief en- gineer of the Depertment of R,a,ilways and. Canals, has returned from .an in- spection of the Soulanges canal, Work is progressing ra.pidly, and he ex - pests the canal will be completed next year. Frank Smith, the colored man who slashed David niterriman„ also colored, at Weaner's Hotel whde the races were on at the Hamilton jockey Club track, was sentenced by Magistrate Jetts to Kingston Penitentiary for three yeaxs. The Dominion Government has com- pleted forty enile.s more of the tele- graph line on the nortn shore of the St. Lawrence. It is intended to ex- tend. the line forty-four miles more this suraraer to Natashquan, where an office will be opened this fall. In official circles' in Ottawa the be- lief is expressed that the provision of the Dingley Act imposing a discrirain- tory duty against goods entering the United States in Canadian cars cannot override the bantling privilege confer- red by the treaty of Seashington. The; body of Mae. Orr, of North Dum- fries, near Galt, whits mysteriously dis- appeared. &Om her home during her husbanet's absence last Monday, 'was found on Sunda,y ruornieg in a shal- low grave in a cory. patch close to the house. She had evidently been mur- dered, and two arrests have been made. A despatch to the New York World from Juneau, Alaska, aneicipates ser- ious trouble in the Yukon district. There are a rough lot of adventurers proceeding to that country from the United. States, who are determined not to pay the Canadian Customs duty. They threaten to ignore the Cus- toms officers, peaceably if possible, but forcibly if necessary. GREAT BRITAIN. The. Cobnen Club has caused a spec- ial gold, medal to be struck for presen- tation to Sir Wilfrid La.urier. • Sir Isaac Holden le dead. He was born in 1807 and has represented Knox- esborough • and. Yorkebire in Paella- ' Grouse shooter:lig began in England and Scotland on 'Thursday under favor- able artispiees. The Highlands report goon bags. • The Right Rev. William Waltham How, D.D., Protestant Mahon ef Wake- field, is dead. He was seventy-four yeexs of age. •' , • , • The ruzuor is revived that George L. Watson. IS designing a new yacht to Frank Stuttgen, proprietor of a es saloon. on Ocean avenue, Jersey City, of shot and, killed a burglar in his see lw loon. on Wedneeday. ci The first tin plate manufactured in di America to be sent to Europe was absPeed from Elwood, Ind., to taly 011 Thursday. Clifford R. England, cashie.r of the Warren -Scharff Asphalt Paving COM - May, Detroit, is missing. So is $10,000 of the company's money. James In Frawley, who is under ar- ho rest at Qhicago on a charge of shoot- ing John Cromey, formerly of Toren- ° to ,is an ex -Landon hotelkeeper. aa Records at 'Washington show that is British, vessels are currying more than e SAVING HORSES FROM HEAT. Stipple Rules That Should be Remembered These net Days. 55 per cent. ot UnitedStatesmercb.an- dies, both of imports and exports. On Friday Miss Edna Mitchell a g nurse, of Toronto, committed suicide in at the Cincinnati hospital, to which she b was attaehea, because she was deserted se by be lover. to Frederick Mueller, of Newark, was given 90 days there on 'Thursday for als being drunk. Twenty-five glasses in (iv Uten minutes is said to have 'been his it record for a wager. is According to the records of the b United. States Treasury Department se British vessels are carrying more a than fifty-five per ceril, .of tbe United an Stetes snernhatadise both of imports en and exports. fee Ex -Grand Secretary -Treasurer W. A. tha Sheehan of the Brotherhood of Rail- road Trainmen, was arrested at Pe- oria, III., Thursday, at the, instance of the Grand Trtsstees, charged with the. embezzlement of $1,810. d hold him down until he Is strong ough to get up and remain on his t. At frequent intervals a horse t las fallen on amount of the beat will make attempts to get tip when tempts only weaken the animal the be is too weak to stand. These at- tempts Keep his .3sead down on the ground and continue the applicatio ice end water until the tempera - e is reduced. Frequently the tem- ature of a horse laboring under sun- stroke will go up to 107 degrees. :The chance's are that even after a horse las been brought to his feet again it will be a "thernmy.n That is, be will not be as respensive and intelligent as before. A severe case of snflstroke ms to cause softening of the brain. you would not have tih,e 'va1 of your borse greatly impaired watch for th;e earliest symptoms of prostration Don't let bim go SD far that be falls down. th "Some drivers take e precaution of tying it sponge, a piece of cloth or even a bat bettveth the ears of [their horse. A better plan is to carry •a sponge and a pail of water in the wagon and occasionally moisten the eternal's head. If slice simple rules are osberved many horses will be sav- ed that are otherwise killed or ruin- ed.. Bishop Fink, of the Roman Catholic of Diocese and Leavenworth and Kansas mr City. hes had .a circular letter read par en all the parishes of his diocese, for- bidding the faithful attending the Irish -American picnic at Eames City. - The injunction against the striking miners was issued. from the Pennsyl- vania courts. The men are determin- see ed to go on with their programme just es the same, expressing the belief that they have men enough to fill 'up all the jails if arrests are decided open. It is admitte.d by the friends ef Sec- retary Sherman that he is suffering from a complete mental collapse, and they ere endeavouring to induce .hirn go into some quiet retreat. He has no recollection of the recent in- terviews which created such a sensa- tion in the diplomatic world. Th ,5 Attowney-General of the Unit- ed States 'has deoided that goods the production of a. foreign country which are regularly imported nein Canada and afterwards exported to the Unit- ed States are Sulasjet to the discrimin- a.tory duty of 10 per cent. Th,e question Whether goods transported through Canada to the United States under Consular seal are subject to the duty has not yet been determined. • The reports of the commercial a;gen- cies of Messrs. Dun and Bradstreet state that the outlook is brighter, and that there is a noticeable increasein trade. The crop prospects are report- ed good from nearly every city, and an increasing prosperity is indicated by the rise in stocks, the growth of bank olearings and railway earnings. The heavy speculation in many products, but particularly in wheat, hats made the week one of surpassing interest. A feeling of buoyancy has appeared am- ong buyers and sellers at the thief cents, and interior merchants are buy- ing certain lines more freely than since 1882. GENERAL. Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria is a gueet of the Seinen of Constantinople, A DAILY WASH. Tube Ducib;ess of Cleveland has the outside of her Londoe 'house washed down from top to bottom by men of the Fire Depaxtanerit. The task is per- formed very early in the morning, eassonseee.easeeaneeseeseenefesessenes, asy to Take asy to Operate Are features peculiar to Boed's Pills, Bina' in Size, tasteless, efficient, thorough,. As one malt said: "You uever know you ,e1 have taken a pill 1111 it is all ever." We. C. I. Hood & Proprietors, Lowell, Mass Tin eeiy pills to teke With BoocUr Soreapariliz C.nese-iSIX60=10:M.X.451,.., Thr Ise. goer Innen/ , of , fat tlas.49 "—""" every nee' whom PRENITUM ON TWINS. In Turkey in 1890 the Sultan insti- tuted a premium on twins. This con- sists o fa monthly pension of 30 pias- ters of gold, seven shillings, which is paid to twin boys until they reach the age of 21, while the twin girls reeeine the seine amount until their marriage. A very real affection generally ex- ists between twirls, and often shows itself in the eerliest days of infancy. Though twins are usually alike in form and feature, this is not al- ways the case. Twin brothers have beth known who scarcely be said to bear a family resemblance to one an- other, and who had the extern:nes of tlarkne,ss • and faieness of complexioia. I3ut though unlike bodily, the Isro- tame so resenabled one another men- tally, that they passed from the bot- tom to the top of one of the great public schools side by side. POTATO BUTTONS. If tlae substance of the common po- ta,to be treated. with certain acid.s it becomes almost as bard as stone, and none. cain be used for many purposes for oialilo which barn, ivory and bone are em- sienna played. This quality' af the potato Sg ROYAL VISIT TO IRELAND. DUKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK'S RECEPTION IN DUBLIN. The City in Gala Attire— The Populace Wild irith Excitement -- lite Royal Coup 'e the Guests of Bari Cadogan. • A Stespaties from Dublita gays: Tbe; Duke and Duchess of York arrived in Kingstawn from liolyneed, at 9 o'clock 081 Wednesday morning. The weather was glorious, anti all the ships in the harbour avers brlhuinn.tly denarated fur the occasion, The, guaraship Melanspus Heed al Royal salute as the ntoyal Yacht, Victoria and Albert entered the harbour. At awn the litammissioners of Kingstown itowns.blp boarded the yache and, presented, their !loyal High- nesses with an address, expressing the hope that their visit would lead to the e,stablisseuent of a Royal residence in Ireland. The, Duke of York repliesi that he and the Outhess looked. for- ward to becolmitag better acquain.ted with the pewit) aud the be,autitul scenery tof Ireland, On disemlbar.king, the Duke and Dathess of York were aceorded en enthusiastic receptions be - ling loudly, and continuously cheer- ed. by the vast crowd assembled. The clhle,ering, which was mingled. with the boansting of oatmeal, was followed by tih,e bands playing the National Anthem, during whiten the whole throng uncov- ered. The Royal party took the train for a.min t renewal of enthusiasrat Handkenehiefs and hats were waved and titling in the air, and the cheer- ang was redoubled as One train drew out of the depot. The ovation was repeated upon the arrival of the Duke and Duchess of York in Dublin. All the windows and, housetops along the route were blank with people, and the buildings were profusely decorated. There was an imposing military procession, and on all sides were seen Union Jacks, entwined with the green flag of Old Ireland. The Duke of York wore a naval uniform, and bowed continuously to She plaudits of the vast throng as- sembled, while the Dathess was kept busy acknowledging the warm greet- ings with whith the royal visitors were received. Almoet immediately after the Duke and Dathess had crossed College green, it heavy raise fell, thus marring the remainder a the procession. The Duke and Duchess were received at. the castle by Earl Cadogan, the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and by Coun- tess Cadogan, as a Rioted salule was fired by a battery of artillery station- ed in Phoenix park, tater which the Earl and Coantess, with the staff of tha Lord Lieutenant, joined the pro- cession, and escorted 'the Royal visit- ors to the viceregal lodge, where the guard of honor was furnished by the Royal Irish Constabulary. Many of the trappings and fittings used in London during the juailee fes- tivitieS were utilized to -day in the lav- ish decoration of the route followed by the ,Royal processien The -tone of the Irish Nationalist newspapers is respeotnal. They point out that Ireland yhas no quarrel with the Duke and Duchess of York, but, they add, the courtesy extended to them must not he interpreted as mean- ing that the irish are content with present conditions. ANYBODY 1VIAY LEARN TO SWIM. 1•••" Two Ralf Hours of Determined Effort Win Accomplish That Result. The fact that so many lose their lives because they have never learned to swira, will, I trust, be regarded suffi- cient apology for pointing out the further fact that anebody may learn to swim in two half hours spent in determined effort to that end, says a correspondent. To begin with, let it be understood that the act of "tread- ing water," consists in simply remain- ing in one place in the water iia an upright position by motion of the arms and legs moved as a dog, horse or ox moves his legs in swimming, omitting bis effort to move forward. This having been =demos:se let the tyro wade out from the shore in gradually deepening water until he finds him- self in water, say up to his thin; then turn round face the shore, and pro- ceed to tread water, continuing his efforts until he finds himself stand- ing upright, his feet not touching hot - tom. Half an hour's persistent effort will enable him to master this his first lesson. NV.13;e-n he has done so much he has virtually captured. the whole business. When he again goes into the water let him go out to the same depth, turn round, face the snore as before, and strike out in front, with his hands and arms, at the same time kicking backward. He will find, almost before he is (aware of it that he is off bottom and slow- ly swimming toward the shore. In fact, be has learned to swim. His flights will be short at first. He can easily learn the common strokes and methods of swimming after he has first teamed to swim dog fashion. All he steeds however, is practice to en- abls him to swim at will, according to his physical strength. In these suggestions the masculine is assumed to include the feminine. , TRE WORLD'S WRF.AT KING. The "Wheat King" of the world be- longs to Argentine. He is an Italian emigrant named Gauzone, and his broad acres are situated in the south of the province of Buenos Ayres. Ins aro pow -eines an area of 66,270 .a.cres. He numbers Ws workmen by the thou- sand and each one receitres a certain share of the profits. When his sea- son's crop is harvested, he fills ever 3,000 railways trucks with the grain. CASTO IA Por Infants and Children. 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