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R,""01"��""-~-------- -- L . 1 , --�- . � . I I , I - -11 11 , I I " . 11 I. ' liallmon toward the natiy 8� I I I . ,---------- 1---:------7 �!�'= I at Offic is in cod I I I 11 ", "'MANY MITIES OF HUMANS Eu`f tthat instable ,P P I have nd doub I po b ,�, h, I , L (110 metbws were 6ach An exac In RIANY 411111�41U`A.. I I'�L I , C488 must be transori ed with tl gr�mt- , I I I KING OF RGIANDIS MAS Kill" "' ""' BURG AR GANG1 SUCUSS '-"a I I ,� Of this kind could be cited and. per- . ost accuracy, for tll� slighte,it <,r. I . jb)� of several An orio4nal that i I "M.." �' . ! . � � I I I - I haps Proved, -. � ,is 'lleved -that lie M040"% study -6� , *r4asely Rod WIM06 of ,V4f' 1 'L I � , I havQV A -Den, known, . ror in the transcription of a word, . % � , & " � , � -,�' IR And I see it every day I live in in. . I : . 1. 1. I . their Procedure. . His advertise. No1.,t,h 'I', Uto 0 even, 4- letter, might completely 41, � , orn p1toyWoe I � �: � � I IM RE 2,,000 ALL ABOUT T1110 Vouffllolsp ND. � ' ot 04RAiN. . !�! I . M; � . dia, and ,every mile I travel in the -1) n provincial I . . I ter the Meaning of a des -atoll. A DETECTIVE ANO TUXIC-4r, A,,r mente wore insorted i I � �, I !.I I � SPE CIE S (an XANXINI), country, instance$ of the Most in- INUE 00 1118 XA4LJ8TY, specially important despatch Is t I Pa'.I)ors apd in 6witzerlAtia Ud 1301- "WhOre .is 4lbortA, an4 what iV I . . . I I I . I I I B I 1. , tolerable, oxclu&1ven6ss and appal. I . 1111J." SIM) rl IM. � I I � . � I I usually r*peated at least twice and . 9111M.' BY that reason hq was, able it like III writoo Albert Jay No* ,% , � I *' I . . I e ive and na. I � I I some.are, repeated three thki�ls to .1 . . to work several months bef re, the ill t4Q AnlerloWl Xagazine ' "W136A �11111 ' � Pre . , enatiroL Qjoonrac. ' I . . I Traveler ia India With a plejur. tivO. Consider these two fac t V. attention 'o 0 reaches Ed :L I . I . . I to' " A Great Care Is; T4'kcn to YOU ,f the police was at� On , Menton, tho capital, . I 1 41, 1 . I ; .� I 'Bralimin Priest will not visit a low Tile. Kaiser takes great interest Gan 9 Rftelved Tilm From polloo tracted, Re was .receiving $15,000. 300 Milos north of.the tntern4aon;[ ,� esque Vocabulary Describes . I . I I I . I , , � caste person, however Errors in the Handling of . Jn the work and organization of the , I a day when he fle4. He was pay- boundary, one has scarcel 1�: , , I . I . . ' . I . y mado ; . I I . Them. I poor man�s S.*rrow or however ex- � 0e . 'Mail Matter, Court postal and telegraph servioc, 001cer Who 8hared - � ing back to, hisduPes about $10,000 A ,start into the province. ',Y�et Dd� "! . I treme his need; Ind a lligll-ca�te � , . and always apends soine of his time. . lu Loot., .. a day -and Pocketing the -difference, Monton is further itorth from Now, 11 �� ' I I I I . � � 1� I . . York than New York I . . I Before, I arrived in India I read doctor will not go to tho bedside ,,One of the least heard of, yet one when in this country, in going in. The Paris police recently receiv- 1, . 1. +- : , , , is from ,� . I .1 I .. fir Pamfyl4e Fuller's, book, Stud- -of a dying coolie, "Thanks be to themost important, departments to the details, of any b4sw depart- ed , . TAmpa), Floxida.. , I . ,, �. 11 '. I ies of Indian Life aud'86iitiment, God, I 1, . their bigggest SILA'PriSe in. years. PLEA roll ",,COORED ro.014 ijt lies at latitude 53 I .. .� said to me a benevolent and in th�Royal I-Iousehold is the pri- ures that way have been made in 'it has been 40clarecl that one Of : - ,. 4 . , w ,, � and although I penciled many in- educated, Hindc,o, "'for the hOL I degrees � . . spit- vate postal ,establishment at ched its arrangement, win I . . 1, � � ,re , . ta 1. their leading officers, who recently utes far above Xowf6undl d . I I and striking PASSages, ab% ,Set up for pool, people by 'the to the Court, where the delivery . an, f I . I � " '01, ating I I . _qq_ I reti . London Doctor Says It Prolong$ abovotbe island of Anticosti, more, " � haps the most important . I I red with'the rank of brigadier, . - p e most and British Government." A postman of theKing's mail matter is attend- . -is'" able Raffles -or Ars,ene . � Lire 444, is Most Nourlshiug,, than twice.as far north of Mont- � I . I th atial of all'passed be- will not deliver letters into the to, says London Answers, WOMAN BURIED ALIVE Nv, a verit, I,— . fore ease; . , . -ion that wo,ought not real or Halifax N'. S., as Ha . . .1 M y eyes without making the hand of a lower casto man than The Court post-oMQe is under the I I 1. Lupin, the, French copy of that The suggest I , . lifax � � I I I I . 0 . It lies IeV4 . . gentleman burglar, only to refrain from eating woat � � ,,� 1,.!, I a, pene- himaelf; he flings them ,down on control of Mr. Riley, -who is a pas- Put in Grave With � Man. She Had The accused officer's name is but also from cooking the"natuxal Wi the foot of Hudson's Bay and . I I 11. �, drods of miles in the train is a rth of New York 1. I th trated to jun'gle, villages by 1110a,as , the ground. Democracy has no ex- sed'first-class telegraph. clerk, The Killed to Save 11ouor. . -he middle of Labrador. 11 I � i,, of bone-racking.bullook car Gaston Warzo, , After his resign&- foods (fruits and vei.-etables) ,,early to t ts' and, Pression whatever in India except headquarters of the , Court post- *. 'WAS 4 (,f�a I � I � :�' �, 'I . . loitered in the heavy smelling baz- through tho government, which do- OJRoe are at Buckingham, Palace, On the Russian gold . working tion, which was regretfully accept- Put forward at the Simple, Life ut one is wrong ia, supposing � . . �1 aars of interior towns where t G, ,votes all its labors to improving but�& temporary office is'establish- near Argun, in eastern 15iberia ed -for he ivas rkgaxde-d ,as ,Ono of 0onferenoe, recently by Dr.. Robert that it must be, vorycold up there. , � I I I tourist never com It - the material fortunes of the poor, ed wheiever his Majesty may be numbers of Korean workine I the most astu . Pell, says London Sket I ,spent a Midwinter wvek ' I �1 es, that the im 11 are to detectives -a bur- .ell, in Ed - I 9 -used civil servant.who staying, under the direction -of Mr employed and whole colonies of glar who was tinder arrest made a The -doctor rebuked vegetarians ore the samemaight , , � 4 1 I portance of this particular passa e It is the ab I monton and w 1� I on glancing Over the book again Koreans have been established In confession. The man's story reads who, 'with the aid of their kitolle of clothes that I had ben I I L .1 � . , has given India an idea at, ,all of HileY, who Always travels with tKe ns, . � 11 . I . th . IV ,came home to my mind with an 'deMoLoracy, and it is the civil ser- 00110- , I . .. I .the vicinity. like one by Sherlock Holmos, produce vegetable imitations of in f � lik,,ol climate of the ,�4 . , I � 'a spM'r' 0 1 Ili extraordibary,force, vaut who governs for the many . I A grim story illustrating the Accorcling to this burglar, he was chops, steaks, etc, Co uld -ligh Othes than oue , 1 4 PAL one of a bond who had -enriched "Man. is the only animal who Wo dare wear 11 14 . Sir Bamfyld.e Fuller is speaking and the poor and the genera THE ACE POSTMEN,. ideas of popular justice which ob- I J,p Now York at , I . wel- :11 . . I , I , I .1 pf the Permanent maintainance of fare. I tain among these People is narrat- themselves.. with the proceeds of cooks his food," Dr. Bell sai,d, this season. 11, , . . . I . The letters for the Sovereign and ed b I , I . ` � numali types in India, and he says, . 1 �7 tije Novoye'Vremya, It Ap, crilli.es systematically planned and "Among wild animals we don't find "I drove in an automobile all, the , 11 . ,. .� the Royal Household ate'd'elivered ' . - . ,ernoon of the lith of � J. I I that "the population is heteroge . . pears that a certain Tschusain, m- carried out during many years. disease J We I don't . find decayed aft . : ., I , a,e- AT EVERY RAILWAY STATION, in oemled bags to the Buokingham turning to the February I � otis to an extent, that it needs act- . . Palace post -office six times a -clay, I - district after a Their principal victims were jewel- teeth; we don't And cancer. It is with.but a .light overcoat. Thero I � even the smallest, you may see - , � � 1�%l -experience to. Appreciate. It is somewhat prolonged absence, ers- Their leader, the burglarde- only in the animals that come in was Perhaps an inch of,atiow, and I : , -something of the infinite variety of Ind at other Royal residencesthree - I �. �" 1.1: � n8 question,": he continues "of timeii, The first sought to renew a love -affair which olares, was Warze, the brigadier of contact with man that We find dis- the wind was liglit and warm, The I . . rich and poor, of town � And,coull- Indian 'mankind, Men of noble delivery 'a made he had previously had with a Kor- Police. " � . 11 ease." . railways do not keep' any snow- � 1: i 4 . �� stature and intellectual count -en, at 1 a.m. Directly -the mail is de- I . .ean woman named LO, The won,* ' Longevity is another of the bless -a Ploughs at Ed-morlion. and the houj$., I., � A try, -of employer and employed; the livered the bags are opened and ' - I Idiff:brenoes lie far deeper. The teliance, Men to all intents negroid WILD STORIES ARE TOLD� . ings which are to come to us if Go are not �� 111.1 � I the contents sorted by the postal an had in the ineantime married . even fitted with doublo . I �., -smallest * I 1 'a writer and .bestial, men of Jewish oharao- It was the brigadier of police, .we take Dr. Bell's advice and -eat windows. ,� .. .1 - Impression, says and resisted her former lover's ad- .,t" � " , �,�. " I in the London Chronicle. ter, Men like Chinese, Men black, staff, consisting -of four male and . i'" , 111, - I vances. He persisted, and in de- the, man asserted, who planned the uncooked food, The natural food "Marvellous influence of the, Pa- � . ,. ,. �L . I 't 'was brown, ollocolate, yellow and al- two female clorks, and they are fence of her- : t � i k , not 'until I bact,'traveled for I�an- , burglaries, especially of banks, and countriesI such as d A fio n n .1 � most white, move . about then given to, the Palace postmen, . honor she killed him. Scan in via, ai . wi do a a currents, Two 1 IV- �, :,. All, :population of a. district or a town among A womankind degrad- for 4elivery. . Thereupon a court was convened gave the tip when it was safe to Hungary and Bulgaria, are amply hundred miles north and West in . r A is a C0116 1 I among the X . orean communitv. commit the crime; then, ,after the suppliedwith centenarians, In Bul- the'Reace River country. and in a �.� It . . otion of different national" from . I 1'11� aties-alm6st species -of' mankilid� ed to the the, lowest, forms The -letters for their MajGsties and the six eldesi men present pa�- burglary he would get himself as-' garia, there ,are- 3,833, Dr; Bell says, broad strip lying Across Alberta . .1 4 ` � . - . . that' will not eat or drink or inter' of labor and .debased out of the and members of the Royai !amily sea Isentence that the woman -signed to the case to run do-wii. the while in pork -eating Germany north of the Lesser 1:11,;. � 'marry with on,e Another and that likeness of h . Slave, the cli- I � .11 . I , umanity, The turbans are delivered to the equerries' should, be buried. alive. She was criminal-.-, and would appear ,to get *there are only 78. . . 1. � mate is milder than at Edmonton. � I � I 111. I . I ,are governed in the more import- and, loin,cloths of the men are, dif- morning room, and placed in the; dragged away to the grave of Tsch- on their track, thereby earning the The reasons for not cooking food, n lower and ad- I lq I , . , . , I I I , � Ant affairs of life by committees of ferent; .they eat different foods fOOMo of their Majeaties' secretar- usain, which was opened, and after Praise of his'superiors, and keep- given by Dr. Bell, are that in its mit the ocean air unchilled. � I :. ! I worship different gods or devilsI ies by an equerry. The . . ,, :� � . thoir own. It is hardly ,too Much letters for having been stunned ,with a, blow ing other officers off the trail; but natural condition it contains three I "The isothermal line's published �� speak entirely different languages members of the Royal ,Household on the forehead from a billet a e nu r e. . �,�'4' '!O� r .to 'say that by the caste system the of just when the arrests were to be time th t itiv value of cooked. in the Government ma a axe an in- : �,, , 1, I - p . I , . I � inhabitants of India are differen and will have no more relation one are delivered to their respective wood, she was thrown in with the made the burglars always disap- food. So if We cookanything we terestin * study. Edmonton and . .;, � I 11 I ,entiated into over 92,000 species of with anoth exists between, apFtments, an.d the "servants' decomposed corpse of her would-be peared. need three times -as. mu& as we the, w&h:61 region northwest to Part .: 1". I I I I 1� mankind, which in the physical re- an English crow and' a flying fish ,inail" to*the Palace steward'aroom betraver and buried in the pres- When the police heard these should do if we ate it raw, and thus Simpson, -mverage. 250 days in the I I � 11 I . I i I , i � n- charges against their former com- give our digestive orgalis three ,� ''. lations of life have ,as littl; in col in the Red. Sea. The sects of and the head. housekeeper's room encoaf the, ,,entire local Korean Ye -,-r when the thermometer is above I . .., � I c .. .1, 11 I - mon as the inmates of a zoological Christendom are as one lo , and for the male and -femals staff re- populace., � 'iade great excitement prevailed in times as much trouble. the f reezing point. . '. � 1. vIng � I . � - arden." united church compared with the spe,ctitve,1,v. The letters are deliver- . . . . t I .19 � e� n � On the news becoming known to the department. A hue and cry for "Sitnimer nights in Edmonton ,1 � .� I . religions of India. Something like � . way four timesa clay; but the Russian authorities the grave Warze was at once started, but he � A.-- . - nly� about two hours I . .. �� . , , .1 I I AMAZING VARIETY. � a quarter of the population of In, when the Court is out of London wasalgain opened and the stolW had disappeared. -Nor could, the gi %re 0 .and a I �� , I fear, from my own case there .�ia, let us say 70,00o,000 of men �here only two deliver- half of actual darkness. One can L I .. . �. .. . at" usna ve ed, with the result that the police find a woman who was said JOIN BAND AND LIVE LONG. easily read fine ,print by daylight 11 11 � � � , 4 is truth in the words that "it' needs and women, Are regarded as out- ies of leiteks a'r'.ranged for by the me`!b era -of the court will now have to be a member -of the bond. It was . .11 , 11 i .. �� '! -actual -experience to apprec- cast's, belots and abomination by Court post -office. I I at half past ten. Ball games begin , . .. I..i� to stand trial for murder. hinted that Warze had murdered lu'vestigation Rhows That Players � 11 i the other threequarters. A feature of the Court post- , � !Z -at half past seven. The longest day ... , iate" this amazing variety of hum- And these her.to prevent her making a con- Die Young is Wrong. . �,: Lan'types; and yet until this variety helots have their separating pride office management is the care.that ' gives eighteen hours of sunshine I . ,. .. . . . a . taken to prevent the slightest *14, Cession. � .1 I realized in the raind there can And Oust vil- Is Ailments of the heart and lungs and I never saw such brilliant, liv-. . � 1. ,O .is . Oms.. In every little The true dime novel climatc came have been frequentlyattributedby ening sunshine anywhere else. Ca- I . lerstan&,ag lage the outcasts I' * error occurring in the handling of EATING IN SUMMER. . I be no intelligent uii< ive in a quarter I . ., I Of anything that has to do with In- of their own, and if they . would. Mail matter. Tne, contents of each - when W?4rze,, who had been sought pathologists and others to the na,dians call' this province 'Sunny .. �� -dia. The very first thing a man worship a god, must malre their mail bag'opened, in the poAt-offico 11110unt Should Not, Be Reduced evdrywhere, presented himself At blowing of wind instruments. It Albert&,' and they are right. Sum- .... I ... �� . , the police he&dqiiarters, and coolly I I , 7 . I , �, i,�. must do, who .would form rational own temple and employ a priest of are counted -three times, a�ncl the 'Unless Work is Lessened. . announced that he had come. to, de- has even been asserted without any mer orwinter, a cloud in the sky .� . I I I . opinions on Indian politics or car- their own order-& priest despised number -of letters it contains enter- I 'Diet in � hot weather is.a subject mand An investigation, and to be ,definite foundation in fact that the is rare enough to attr I act a,tten- I . . "., -cornet, trombone or obea player is tion."' I - 11 .,; I . � . -'� I ry1n his 4nd a, true picture of In- and loathed by the religious lead- ed in a book labelled "Mails in," ,on which th ous pop confrontied by his accuser. . . I .:�1111 -7�.;�.��dian colml When'the letters are madoo up for "blowing his lungs away" and.will I _I or and Indian feeling is. ers.,- , Tney are worse treated than ular and professional -delusions. Warze protested innocence, and I �' to realize -that' fh6- �ft.-000-00G � 6f -thegalled -bullocks und-ex.the yoke delivery to, the different depart- die before his time. . .11 , Witbout the slightest evidence the aid he could disprove tho'charges. . ,, -by comprisin Em re of -dxr I the total . Dr. Forcheimer in his "Prophy- 114- . � I I pi ' . ments in the Househol<; 9 . I 11 huinani g the of the transit b�fiay, cl they -ill- alleged experts are advising peo- He had started for the home.of his la,xis a . '". I . I . India are not one ra but are treat each "other. I �. . �umber of out�going letters is then,, Dd Treatment of Internal .. I .. I " � . ,2,000 species o . manki ce `ir-cu lldelive�yl' book ple, to cut clown the diet, irrespect.- parents in Belgium, he said, when Diseases" shows the fallacy -of this I AD BREAD S. I - 0 . . f nj as - From the. ascetic and, refined - entered I I . I differ I I na �7 I and iVe of the amount of work -done. he read of theaccusations. He ad- , J . . �ent from oach other as snakes from tive, � who win not eat animals, the number, �t- I 'a , -bT1'--X'L-d-iP I 'Th belief. He states emphatically that . 1, I , ,olqP�h,�L-t'qf"iigers from fireflies and Clown to the native who eats h each book must be the same. - - e hard worker 33�ust take in mitted that he had become tntang- "just as many players of stringed For at Least 30 Years They Hay.�\ 1/11 I., " , - _. � iz- -Ug�Lnuch fuel in summer as winter led with a woman, and that she. was instruments have emphysema as Come in Quick Suceession. - .- .- - . , 2 -7�� 08 &�;s from buffaloes. . a , L � . i� ' qui aids and mice, and downward still -'- -t) um,wheb he 1'� � - :� -, I . The charm as well , as the pro- to the native who lives upon the "OFFICIAL PAID." or live -.,, his own tissues. The on- his companion in Belgi players of wind instruments " and . . : , ..., . I . I man 0 . "Early in the '80s there was � ly wh" -dan- a&nI.,cl to. cut .hi,s was supposed to have, murdered ft r a long experience of 'music- 'blem,s of India lie in this most ex- hfiman cor sea fished .. I � I , ! . -P from the . � -1 diet is'he who cuts hiiTKW:h-*ith her, Apart from that Warze de- � e much talk about a �erocess of br I ��,�, . '. I -traordinary variety, A flying pol- Ganges, there is -in India every The, out -going mails are posted N &�As that h,o is innocent. lans he has come, to the conclusion Gad I . �. l, I ", � itil ngali, hei in the Palace pillar boxes pro- weather -and that 14d- ( 1- 11 r that "neither -emphysema, nor its urNround .wheat " � dan, taken in hand by a Be ght and every .depth of the hum- for - vided .the hot ' - making from �,� . � ea te d leisure", I ftt- eri says the Operative ,VI I�It I ,- sees if he is only predisposition is a result of their 'Jet. wa's . '11, �� infinitely le than a an mind ever comprehended in the ' not the vast majority, whose busy his story is true, Or introduced by one 'Avedy of * Mos- . . I , I . as of India ch oi the chief departmen moanothose who can iffor � British workman sees of Germany 130111 of Shakespeare or the heart iii the Household. These boxes are ocoupatiow" I I . ,,� -conducted through manufacturing of Dante. In England one might cleared six times a day b Palace ason is in the summer. The perpetrating a bl�l]61w,orthy of Raf- To determine statistically the cow, and the same fad has been re- �. �, �. y a se ,, S. - I I postman, and the whole mail is building trades and many other fles himself. - � effects on longevity of playing up- introduced in Paris within the last ... ,cities by a tariff reformer. It is. a Classify Englishmen with perhaps . n., agit- I , I.. � I . then dealt with at the King's post- oiMoor employments shut down in Two other crimes have "e L - On wind instruments Dr. James F. molith or twd. ... I .. . .Most foolish and a most dangerous 200 temporamenbs. In India one . 1. -,�-� I �, -thing for a man of little observa- has to speak of , offi�ce, when it is made tip in sealed the winter and the labbrer needs ating Paris. I � 6, ly consulted Grove's "Then came Jaeger's whole wheat ... I ,,:, g�, recent .1 I . bags, and despatched by the Gen- less food like an idle ship at her cc 6 nd .Music- bread (no longer heard of) and �1� iion, small imagination and. no re- IES. SOLD BOCxUS DECORATIONS. Dictio�""w-bl-,Ujisic a flection to race through one or eral Post Office, Letters on State dock, Yet .Our experts tell these ary - .,.?. ,�ff- I ais, Brackebush's potato � 1: I . ians" and Champlin 9 1c.jM.`,C,T,)�., - .1 � "two Indian cities and then expres Reflect upon this fact until it is business and all his Majes-vy,s per- idlers to eat more simply because That the vanity to be distin- of Music and Musicians,'." and c' lh& . S � a . al- .,!i graham bread. In 1891 Dr. ' I . l ,a with realized; reflect that the dense mil- sonal correspondence are marked it is wintex- I 1ed by a ribbon in the buf� 1101-ii� �-,geologist, was to,.the fore . 11 �. . gun . I himself on Indian politic --)'- culated the average of 100 Perform- ) . � . :'. I I -more ,authority . and gro " lions of India are races of men as -"Official paid," and need not be .What we do know is that to Te- hole, is not confined to for� 6kp I bread for the -dig, ... atdr con- . ,,a era upon wind instruments and of with a sreci .. man of science various and disparate as the stamped; but all members of the, slat infections man must be t. I � .. " I -ficlence "than a , f 1121-11" b �Ieavea well was demonstrated by this, 9* a, like number upon stringed in- betic, whica, N. �1 I h he ��N��-'-,'I� �ronat�� ..:�-" --�,!! would speak of chemistry after a of a forest, the birds 6f the Air,, Household wkiting on their private nourished. Summer -or winter, idle Guillaume Val-ensi, a intead's *f struni-q.". The average length of bread. This seems to have fallen . I 1, "I . . W '.life of incessant investigation. and the Ashes ,of the sea.; d affairs must stamp their letters in or busy, and the average healthy the Paris bar and nephev�&Gen. life of players upon wind instru- into 'innocuous desuetude., I I . 'i 'fin't'ly the ordinary way. I man can extra,ct nourishment from Valensi an honored .Nsoldier I I You cannot dogmatize about In- Possess the, mind of the idea that J sta- ments was (33.5 years and of play- "The next specialty was earth .� between these groups of crowding In addition f* the ordinary post-falmost all .articles used as foods, if tioned. at Tunis. Valensi i ,:. ,dia, You can no morespeak of In- Is &ccus- era upon stringed instruments 62 nut bread. At about the same time . � humanity there are greater. gulfs al business, a large number of he -won't gulp them in a hurry like ed of having sold to Frenchmen years. .1 I dia as .,one complete ,and single than . anything special despatches are handled by ,a clog or chew them lik Of the former 34 per -cent. as the Aleuronat bread the Russian 1. "..! thing than you can exhaAse, ,b.ot- which separates the King's postmaster andhis staff. American Medicine. e A -00'- generally, but particularly in pio-. reached ages above 10 years. National Health Association pro- �,;. �, r any by smelling a rose or paying an'intellectual Englishman from a There,are four messengers on duty , .,14- . . vincial qities-an,d for the most For the different wind instru- Posed that bread for the poorer I ., . . ;, ,sixpence' for a bunch of lillies,. Scandinavian peaswit and you.will I part honest, hardworking trades- ments the averages ,were as fol classes should be iiiade with an ad- I ��., - I I be at the beginning of a true con- throughout the day at the King's SUGAlt FOR WPAX REARTS. men -decorations in orders which lows: Flute, 61.2 years; oboe, 63 mixture of a � 1�, � INDIA IS INFINITE. post -office when the 06urt is in . very nourishing con- �', , ,Qeption of India's mystery and at - existed only in his fertile: imagina- years; basoon, 63 years; horn, 64 4 stituent of ox blood which hither- I . 4 l , I ish Doctor AdTises Its Use I �: - - A in' . the door through. which a European London, two of whom must be Engl For tiOn. years; clarinet, 65.2 years; trump- to had gone W- waste at the slaugh- �� In with -seeing eyes begins to ready at a moment'i notice to start . . �', , must first pass truly to. compre- for Any part of the various Disol,de � These orders had ,high�-soilnding et and cornet, 69.1 .years. It is in- t porceive, this baffling truth on his rs. ,, I . torhouses. '. I . hend and feel United King- .. I - her infinite charm d . names and glittering insignia. One teresting that the players on wind I I I I I Very first ,w,alk through a street, and the 'sorcery of all her mul i - om. The other two deliver des- The British Medical Tournal rc- of them, which, it is alleged Val- i "Russia also offered to the world - . � .1 1 4 " . � . .titu . strilments who exert the greatest a, mill for Makin bread direct from ,, , a -rid -he is at.once on his guard in dinous glamour. I . patches in London only, chiefly to cently began a series of articlest1bY ensi conferre-d widely, and always ' 4g 7� , difli- the Go . intra-pneamonic pressure- namely I 1.�, I forming opinions, ,and most ernment offices. I Sir James Sawyer, advocating ,e the -crushed grain . The aovern- . I . 11 ... �1 nturing to titter eye Caste, you may be told, is break- for a money consideraticil was performers on the trumpet And CO3:- ment tried this out in its prisone .. , � -M dent in, ve , the ing down in .the cities. ', v . . use of sugar as a, heart tonic.', He "The Red Crescent ., I -east uncertain of the This is � . URG of MOrOCOO.)I net -were the longest lived, 'while and orphan asylums. A truly Rus. . . I m. He who partly true, but only in a general ENT DESPATCHES , prescribes it also in wasting dis- Stories worthy'.of the "Arabian the players who .exert the least sian idea this. � I I � - I, 1�, � " . I speaksof India as a nation.bf Hin- sense. And if caste broke down ab anaemia, Nights" are being told of Valensi's . �.'11� � .,; - for delivery abroad Are Eent to the adynamic rheumatisin and nerv- visits to French cities. He is said - the 11 I I .� doos and Moliaminedans would solutely in all the cities it wo I . pressure, the flutists, were "Also in 1891 -this year a spe- . ,%,,. � I.. - ".1 1. - . opeal of -the constellations as con- uld Foreign Offi,ce, whence they are on$ diseases. He finds patients in- to have gone to Lille to form a shortest. wA . �4. alter the. truillof Sir Bamfylde sent to their destination by a crease in weight, power, strength, branch office. of the -order. The .Yl oially prolific -came Steinmetz .!,.; � sisting of Orionand Ursa Major not I -- broad hich was as noisily herald - I . 7- Full6r"s statement. 'For the cities King's messenger. ff . . ad ' w � "I" t There - are a good many people in ,are only specks � and vi or, and, in those -of neuras- 0, as LoiAon's standard of, to -day. ,i,; . I I I England who Chink of Indiana as dial -on the map Of. In- An enormous telegraphic busi- thenic " erenionies were most imposing. . RDICT. In this year alsu came Swedish I 11 . �,, and the people who d tendencies lie finds that the Valensi wasdressed in Arab garb, BRINGING IN THE VE ( � ", �. two peoples, Hindoos and MT well there ness is under the control ,and an- rp I I., � oham- are but achild's handful out of the .. ,sults are especially good. and his secretary was supposed to A case was being tried in the palatable' hard bread. � I ''I ' me4ans, purposely kept apart, and 000,000 inhabitants. Som pervision of the King's postmaster. The patient is advised to carry have the title -of Said, Valensi was ,Vest of En "In 1894 or '96, a food oherni�t of � . �, purposely held down ,by An IM- 10, ething Three operators are on duty in the 9 and, and At its termin � �� I I . I . .1 � �:� mense army of proud-ful, iniqtiit- k- 1 0 t,tion the judge addressed the jury, ed a process for - � like, 90 per cent. -of the population telegraphic department at Buc with him about half a' pound Of received with royal honors. Fete Hamburg, name T-Ttescher patent - 11 , � ump sugar and to eat it Trom time or- - , � , . on xabilibns civil servants . I ese 1�fha Palace when the, King is in . al. I -onged and, they retired for consultation. milk-- with yeast and leaven, after . � , �, � �,.� a and art live on the land, and among th ii,= to time, except just before a me were arranged, houses were dee mixing skimmed �'.. 270,000,000 the system of caste it n ated, and thousands thi the I � . e�portecl year�,by yeat by the In- I and two usually travel In concluding his Pape'? tba Eng- streets when he passed in his ,car- Ifour. after bour passed, and no which the mixture stood for twonty� I 1� - - dia *Face. -Let these good people not merely lieutenant governor. or with the Court. Ilish physician declares that hence- riage, . . verelict was brought in. . I . "', , viceroy,'but king of -India, tho,one ' . four or thirty-six hours before go- � , . ea ,hat the inhabitants supreni(� There is, of course, a telegraph -hink of members of - Vaiensi's arrest wa's due to in- The judge's dinner hour arrived, ilig to he dough machine. I , j; b r in mind t forth w� must t A of India represent 2,000 ,species of � authority to which perfect office, attached to all the Royal re- and he became hungry Ind impati- 44 t I � . b allegiance and unquestioning .the sugar group as sustainers and :formation given by a man, who as- in 1898 a Swiss named '�Vitsohi . I ,�,: mankind, that not olily is eae Ob- sidences, and if the lung stays at developers of the heart muscles serts that the lawyer offered ent. . I , ,% "' . � I I ,, - to sell introduced a:'full' bread, and aftot I .1 . L�� edience is tendered by all the Poo any private house, it is always con- and of benefit in A large variety Upon inquiry he learned, that one this, in the same year, came rye � . I I � � species Opposed socially and inte,l- plos. . . .Of him the decoratiL of the Pah-nes 1: atually to the .,rest, but th. . � ��, 11 1.0, I It they ' . . nectod by wire with, the neatest cardio -vascular troubles. I Academique, ,a, French Govern- obstinate jurvilian was holding out 'full' broad, pasteurized broad I I k -- I . :� I 11, practioe,th,ward each other on ot- �- �.!� I telegraph Office- It 'a Pa`rt Of Mr- Pure bane sugar should be u. at cle�en. This was mo # �i� � , s0d- ment order. It is charged that again I �� ,� tracism which has never existed i Hiley's duty to see that this is pro- The purity of the product'is assur- ed re leguminous bread and Schweitzev I ;4, A NOT ALWAYS. . I when ,%treat Valensi had in his than he coulden-di,re, so he Orclel:Od bread, I �, '*�Eilgland between the greatest . I . � , � �. � perly done, and to arrange a tem, led .if two lumps become luminous .possession a forged diplo )f that tho twelve- men to be brought be- I :, i I , � Swellfoo� and the most downtrod- , "Birds of . a feather flock to- porary telegraph office wherever Ma.< "The year 1891 contributed 'Dan- .. . I I . I . 1. I . I � I , . may stay, in which an op- If the lumps do not shine, the, Man- The affair has caused &'profound addrelss to them he had so plainly lasted two or three years; an �� ;� - the Mq 'fore him. He told them that in his I I don hind; and, further, let him de- g0ther." I I . , . I when rubbed together in the dark ,Order. erbot.' a special.health bread, It I , I . And reflect upon -('Not Always . . � I I erat,or is on duty both day and . alysis . ��'1111'111t I finitely apprehend .11 ." � ufacturer of the -same may be do- seasatiop, because of the , promin. stated the case and the law that finall.v proved its undoing . ,and . � ,, this facb, that the whole What do you mean?" night, I , 11 I, .1 minosity. I � It 10 ' I ��' I., I . company . I - � I 1� - nounced As a, In , family connec. the Vordicit,oug t to be unanim us, brought dismay. to many bakers. , ,� , i, . 'of British 1 civil servants, including "Didn't you ever hear of swal When a foreign sovereign visits -44- and the man who permitted liis in- 3 n � . � , r, , . I .. military officers holding civil a,�- lows going with joll larks?" , the Knighe, is afforded tne full use . tions. . "In U105 Simon's bread Nva i - .� � I I I . I . � I -lits, is -only 1,2W India ,is I y I dividual opinion to weigh against troduced as the one satisfactory so- � pontme . of the Court postal and telegraph � ,; r ! � : 11 , - . . IMITATE, DAMERLICANS. 11 � . I � I -.IbL;l 1 -1114 service, both for himself and suite, 71,lyE,"i - I � the. judgment of elevo -is- lution of the ., d by Indians, a tremendous S�flrjwo Ll. --]-�4- - live hundred and twenty-five dom Was u . n men Of W ,stion. Next .1� � . left I , I I � e the 'X' bread, named after , . . governe lj�, bread que � � "Doctor, that. ointment yon .and a couple of extra, assistants I -, �1' 3r- rt, r nfit and diSCITIalifi0d ever cam. I L army of them, with just 1,200'Brit. I 11 I . . � � I to deal with the I - , g,� � .1 1. isli citizens at their head. for my husband to use oil his then- AW put on duty 11111111 per cent. The United States fur- again to act in the capacity of jury,- its inve ttor, Xlerikor, a AelitiAt's �', � One . . . 4.. . I .-. -,- � --_. � . - I 11 � . . . . � 11 "". , I , I I i . ' ,ht far More tru matid elbow may be all r handling of the Royal isiton' " " , , I �, ...�-,,P-�-,.�, 1, � nished examples of getting rich In e 11 - -who claimed great,hygenic proper- �� , � - - - .1 M19 ly say th,a - ight, but qgt - : ,�,' . , I , t In Z ,.r 1. 1. - . . I i . . - employs a hand ill of nib � . .-A 2,�- -- , I OF : 2II: I 19 .glish- there's no use telling him to, rub"It Mail matter And tole . grap'lvii,c de- - , -- - - ... , - ... 11 - 7=-.-, . -- , ,,quick which were faithfully follow� At the end if this excited haran-, ties for it in keeping th,0 tooth free. i . I . � I 1'...� men to diroot hor own government in. He won't'take the trouble to spatches, ,., , , �r- � �Z= -- e4 by Lucien Rivier, a banker g116 a little squedky voice came from impuritibs. Anothor invonto.f I I - =." , - . .. , .. , - - , to ) I I ' -than assert thab England li.olds Vi4; 40 that. Yon don't know him &a THREE TIMES FOR SAFETY. � . who fled fr'bm Pari� af 'r a N,V&r. from Ono of the jury. It said. Wantod to ,solve the broad problei'a 1, . r 1:1, - a I . I ink I d I I . L been issj�ed. allow me to with a loaf made froin cott ed 1 1 . �:: I di 'in the - . . . well as. I do." "I th . I -'rant for his arrest has I "Will your lordship onio, - 1� �., I . I I I.. . I " I ' ti say a word 711 flour, Tho Ifttost to be 811111011110A, .11 , dam. I put some stuff in thaot'Zin! Paasangor�Sorxiehow. I always He leaves many trusing victims GRIP OF AN' IRON, HAND. A telegraph clerk in the King's feel easier, travelling steerage than who 11470 implicit fIfth still jU hitl Permission being givc,m$ tht own- prior to, tho I English 'stabdar& I I I I I 1 . 11-1 11 1. :�i I . , me-rit that will make his elbow it- I privat'O' service must be ,% highly- ,i�o far � forward. --Life M90 to Pay them one Per cont. or -of the voice aud-ed, ii& cntr� of Ow I I � I . . : I I have, so -on nothing of violeiico ritath, like ftiry, and he'll have - � skilled operator. The gr,cat bulk of I - ' ..--- , Zy ion all money thoy � invla which now holds i V2 '.. I enoK, on %tho part of ri- b I it. I 1: L At, sted 1111ay it please yotir I 0 rdall i I were Feronia. :�� I � , � A "'" , , , , , 11111.1,� I I I , I . 4 , , � I ,1-i N I -!a1'-0-` N ' 41 , i , , I I , .1 -1 � - - 1� �.q ,v , -, � �4 � I � ,�- . . , - �,) i . An irau boal'A , the traffic passing th.,,)�,i,, c, 1) - a , ISSUE No. 2i--11 with 111M., , sido Pill, � � I . .. � �, .. I I .. I I .1 I .1 . � . . 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