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Th ERRI OLD ENULAND
NEWS BY MAIL ABOITT zons
BULL AND NIS PEOPLE.
Occurrences in the Laid; ; ;That
Beiges Fiapreepe t1td chsen-
. =VOA/ W�1».
Near Swansea lives a neon who,
deePite tqninety-nine .yeaSS,Still'
drinks his qiiiteC•pf eider aide/Y.'
1-,-Muthesii street, SStodkilaill, Woe del.'
seribed In.Litailfeth Po1lee:001/1st, tt*
a place ,where fighthig, s'ssfdia the
laWarite female recreation. .
Ping pong tables ;have Mem set Pp,
in Ilattessets Tewa Malls ;tad may he
used by the cellisnput at ieeterva4s
during the •Cpune meetings.
Six hundred and • twenty pounds
Wee realized' by the matinee perfumes,
ante of "Rosemary" tht Wymtharres
theatre in aid of the Gity•of •Loadon
Hospital. • • •
listm miners Weil) killed and ans
other injured 'by a 'fall of cOal at
the Writhlitegtore cofllory, Radstock,
Somerset, Isar sixteea yeare"there
has been no other fatal accident 'intho inthe.'
"Martha Ti'clale" 4ireatinted no" dif-
ficulty to the postal officials when it
appeared in the address ;00 a latter
this week. They eeltvered* it safely
to the addressee at Merthyr-Tye:evil.
LIBRARIES 1011 gOTIO
DEPUTY TSTTS EBI AWAICE
A..' REAT NEED,
Visited 'Various States, and Saw
HoW .$4,ppl1ed
With. 'Books,
For some time Mr.. '701m Millar,
'DepaysitilantstersofsEdueittion of On-'
i. ilsS been studying the ques-
i§n. Of librM:ies..Ignite reatleitily- he
liA,L44.;g9ii1414 Whstern States to iii-
• In tho merge of her :holiday in the
New Forest, Bitroness'BurdettMoutts.
has visited a gipsy encampment , at
Lyndhurst, going into ono of the
• tents and conversing with the dwel-
lers.
While trying to recover his father's
walking stick, Adelaide Hallam,
-
aged one year and nine months, has
been drowned by falling into five
inches of water in a dolly -Leib at
Loughborough.
Breed first-class hunters and har-
ness horses and the "rnislite'' can he
sold for troopers, was the ,advice
given by Major Dent to the members
of the Yorkshire Union of Agricul-
tural Clubs.
Mr. Michael :Henry WilliainO. chas-
te:Ma of the Cornwall Railway Com-
pany, and head of one of the largest
copper smelting companies in the
world, has died mar Truro, aged
seventy-eight.
sAfter being sexton of Crediton
church, Devon, for: more than forty
TecitiR44 IiIM,SsitsnagenSent Of' trltVels
•til
rtihe, 1•47).,Yel 1,f11$` lThtario
wPre
ie).?P;ItVfarWi''. • ps t4fl. YeCg's but
lij' 1)11110
I *gees; , over the fact' that vie have
ea. duplicated the work oatsayelling,
anfkinablie libraries, ...cht the. other
tide, however, lar grectielt,eaterPriSe
is:shown, by: thesenunielpaliaes them
M. Qatari°. Ili -Ootario, says Mr,
rafillar,..peoplo rare UnfOrttnlately too
mach. inclined to look, to: the Gosa
trinnent,. for. aid and ;direction. Too
often' in; this- ravines ' the ;local
• hoards expect the provineiaL.grant
10 meet nearly all^ the requirements
fpr thespurehaee, ,1 ;:boolosc, ;;The
amount raised by the local bodies is
often a, mere lrtlie,• . ,
- has lu.st' (4Sd'•for adults, it would. he • more ,adviss
years, Airs. Wol a ott
Pler family have held appointments able to have books for children pur-
in connection with the Church for
• close on 200 years.
The sea serpent has arrived early
this year. A fearsome monster, 200
feet long and furnished with four
SHOULD BE FREE.' •
,.•
Said kr. ;-"I think no, aid
should be ,given hy the 'Government
towards a public library unless it is
wade free to, all satepayers of the
municipality. Lihraries. sustained by.
feesanight answer during th.e.,ploneer
days of the country,, but with . the
principle ssf. free educatioa so well
established, the feu system should be
abandoned. There is • altogether too
much expended for fietisrt by 'most
of ;our .publle. library. hoards. It is
questionable • whether publics funds
•should be expended for • ephemeral
novels. 7'5e1e is much forte in Mr.'
Carnegie's statement that a novel
should not 'be purchased until three
years after it leas' been issued. A
proportion of staadard, fiction' is
doubtless desirable. It Would popu-
larize public libraries it hoards' were
Lo eater largely te the needs of the
pupils of the'Schools, The children
rather than adults, sho have
priority. School libraries • have been
languishing in ()uteri° for thirty 'or
forty years.
"While it is desirable to have
library buildings with thousards of
volumes of good literature suitable
•LIFE Hi PERIL,
calm, s.A.v.p.)iy„
Islig101,13.PER ARTICLE, '
She; Sieffesed Frain " Headieliee-
Dizziness 'aid' Nignt 'S‘iiitettlie44 i;
Efex Friends Feared She WASS ..
• G°1h.g I'at° f.'"#18,41.I)" • •
;Praia L'Aveals, Jerome, Que.'
4,nsOng thoSsands op Yettnai ; end lpure,tedible fate ha -S4nlight
,glYls Who hless Dr. WillituM i SOUP," '" ' • • ss: ; '208
lPitis toy safely, , carryitig': .,thiorti
itbsough that attest" s -!..„ , stivrry,
;timer lives when they SloP:frehl. Vignalstat,0 Gil; ill ATh,
1,004, tate the broader lease •of .wos , ,a 'o
,I* • •
mainumci, tbeie le none more eas "
;Breath:1A 11) SeASe
IisteegiMS ase,'",hrealthede,
With Pipes tro,g03-0,(1 yot•
late th41, finitrens,thotieleffeettedt;'„
how/ManY the,'
offenSise fiteam fro M Oennnon soapS
Made from rancid fate, and 'keep their
„leandfl ter laintrikin S01111:10ner
and the clothing ,1 isnmsnell Soap „On
ifi sworn"; next; the iteaddr slah.)
sWartgtera;.41.8,0Mitt diAta-..044014a
Preralent 1 'Users of Sunlight Soap
--4-0etagen ;Bans-lent:iv the diffeeenhe
between' that and tho healtles;
ful smell from the regethidea"•0118;
Maser]; and with proper ma.clunery
to send them to the various homes.
In other words, the plan should be
adopted as far as possible of Sending
books around to do gooda It es
dos "as large as sals," has made evsemay admitted that if :children
his appearance off Teisby-at least a
form a taste for • good literature
local fisherman says so.
For stealing a stick of rhubarb
from a garden, a married woman be-
longing to Penmen St, Peter, Nor-
folk, hes been fined 18s. ld, The odd
penny was the amouut at which the
bench assessed the damage done.
Oorleston Parish Church bells were
so disarranged by the efforts of en- there is a lamentable lack- of suitable
thasiastie amateurs to _celebrate the reading'inatter. -t is searcely ' too
announsement of peace that the ser- strong a 'statement to make that in
vices of London expert he.re had some country diStriets children are
to be called in to put the peal -intelleetuallY started on account cif
right. ••• • the absence Of readinfa matter."'
Two defendants when charged at. alssaa
Stroud Police Court used such disre- ' *
, .
spectral language to the Bench that Mr. Millar auticipates a boom in
they were promptly remanded 'to school libraries within'the next fevo
Clotteester jail for a week to learn 00 three years. New York, Michi-
better manners., • gale and Wisconsin isstie carefully
Since 1870, George BentleY, aged prepared catalogues. of ,bctoics from
which trustees May sleet labolcs suit -
fifty -four, has spent twenty-seven
and a half years in prison At'West able for the schools. A., Similar po-
Ham quarter, sessions last week he 'icy will probably 'be odor ted in an -
was sentenced ,to a further term of tarlo• .
seven years' penal servitude. for • "While sonic standard works • lir
theft. • fiction ' may be included, -the boats
An old pauper at Anglesey who should mainly • consist of worka' of
has seen the coronation festivities in biography, 'history, geography, test -
connection with the accession of vel, elementary science, etc.. If a.'
George IV., William 1V., and Queen small grants Is :made by the Govern -
Victoria is to receive 5s a week out- ment primortfeiled to the' alimunt
relief from the guardians for the rest expended locally, 'Maly evert/ school
of his section may be' expected to licticti
Canon Lambert, of ILO], has pb- fair library 'in a IOW years. Thirty
;looted successfully to the local or forty' dollars will buy all the
board aehools being supplied with books required for a beginning, and
copies 'of the National Anthem hem with $5 worth added every year it
which' the verse containing'the words:• would 50 a short time give all the
"Confound • their politics, frustrate
their knavish tricks, etc., had been
excluded. '
Ten shillings a barrel was stated
in the London Sheriff's Court ta be
the bresvers' profits on the beer sup-
plied to ft tied public house •
on
Tower Bridge aPproafah, fel' the eoni-
palsory aequireneent of whieh by, the
London County Council ,E16,000
compensation was awarded. .
Once a century the officials and
tenants wale and define the Mends
of land Derby's Westmorland estate.
The 'ceremony has just been obserl',
ed. l't included a .svallt of sixteen
they are reasonably safe even should
they sever go to colle'ge or high
school. In Ontario the high 'schools
are doubtless fairly well provided,
now with -libraries and _books for
supplementary reading. As regards
the public sehools, • hoisever, and es-
pecially these in rural districts,'
thuslastie then . Aiiss,
Thomas, young lady known to 1 , • ;;;.. , I
most of the stealth:ars St. Jerome, 1 s„. e „sea , t„ , .
• i
and greatly .esteenied by ; _ _ ,
her aetptuintances., parelOrtor Ci 11°1116aS 9;*g34i'q I ,°2,- 4111iithi
said t "Froze tine tifne,i Was fearteen , 1. , :.0•?•03,e441.11,:lft.• .• ;
REGEHOIES, ,IH, HISTORY
i
,,,,,,,,,.. a., -,,c41:14, 4 ICING
s op,.. T.4./Auz MATERIASO '
Only Two Notable cineS - Those
a . Pf,Aillsfl 9f, Porlgord...ancl $94 .
•, J.,. 1 of thel Mind Xing. 1 I
chit; report that" the Prinee of
Melee .. will be made regent,. in. the.
event p5. a loag convalescence of
ilttoilingaliEtthd Wolut; ciiiitegiedia.3•DIrdis es ifteoo i,poinpe,,:•, yN,c14,'
lain qangorously 41 witlio14., ; Oitio
souf4P)o.61i,Ldita..1:1' \vlirei'ai.;'411Ter Vil*'11071,913644i.'4,51'91
L'A.senir du hierd, fails', • Thwhas Chi4'147Pec;'-'14t; Pf•
until I. woe eighteeeiyettra of age MY ; Some, time sage :African poteas:
health was vety had. Was 0.1;11 !tate, named 'Lowenilort, paid sa.rvisit;
weak ; had . ao appetite and 001.11d 1Cing Edivard.,1; With whops he'
do no 'work. night 1 perspired Ismoked tesfetV. choke (tigers,.
greatly and; frequently .alept but 'paling" details' regarding the: ; chief-,
little, I seamed ;team ; nettclachee, ,tairc aroseentainetisin lettisf •tram:
dizzines.s and count eteareely move
about without 'becoming breathlesk
and 1 finally reached a stage when
Ray friends feared I was •going into
eonstinaption. I W05 '1111(101 the care
of clot:tors, but. their "treatment' did
Captain .Alfrets Bertrand, ,••of the -
Swiss "Pcifierals' 'ermy, a well-known
eXploret and ti'aYeler, 'VOW 'tells' ' of,
the remarkabld iThaiges Which ''Insice,
recently/ taken Baraseltated,;
Whence the said' leot4ntatecoineS. Re'
pot help me. I then tried soma ,
a6erlised Medicines, but ;with the ; "There, can be tai; delta 'that LOW -
Sane poor results and I had' Conte /anilese: trio in.P.0'.,Ple`tureSque" per -
to' think 1 could not get better. One -sestage invited teslring,
day' I'reae in a newspaper the Coronaion„and •liii's;saye,sence, has at-
atateinent of a yoeag girl whose treeted the atientien dr ,Enigno.
symptoms were almost identieei with pee* ,to that- little-known portion
my cave, who was cured by the use of their undeveloped eslatie.'
Of Dr. Wiilhans' Pink Pills.' 1- then . "The pioneers, of the
decided to try this .inedicine" and besi havesbeen; the :Ii'efeacle. Protests
have roaster, to bless the 'daY • did :ant miesioneirieavalt=eiY; 1:11-9 •4v,•
SO, had only used. the pills a feW, Cloillarca, the. brotheas aned
Weeks when .1 begun to get better, their collengues,, inoludbig several. ot
and , in a CaMpl.e. of months , •every ray o wn • eauntsYmen..frem Switzer-
eamptom of my troulale had :Ms' e,p- land. •••• • . ,
peered and I Wan as strong • aufl ' "liarotselancl, in. 1805 Wee annest
healthy OS .any .girl of my age. entirely ,anknown• .and unexplored.'
have, since always enjoyed the best ,Three 'travelers only had passed
of health, and .1 shall be glad indeed :through -it, and- frOrn their accounts
if iny experience proves helpful to. ,we. expected to take'our.layekla our;
somo other suffering girl," . 'hand's: Their experiences at the
The hapriness of health for; both bancis Of the' Basetsi led ;them to;
Men' and women liee in the timely- paint their treachery, ra.paelty,i
use of Dr., Williams' Pink Pills, • cruelty ' Mick ; 'degro.dation in; •thel
which act as; a ;nerve tonic and sup- datecest ; All tbe greater Wa.s
ply new blood .te enfeebled systeexis. ray 'astonishanha when 1 saw with;
They have cured many thousands of my own eyeS 'the tranSformation
eases of unacmia, "decline," eters both in tile 'eno'rel and•reaterial
slemption, Pains in the 'back neur- main width hacl'fbeen: effected, by the
algia, depression of spirits, heart mission.; • • '
paipitatloli Indlgestion, rlieunnitiSm
tiol Thralysis. To any 'toniahMeirt on reach-
selatlea, Vitus dance and tars
health ; see that the full name 'Ins. thg' SI' 9unc h 1
iletaZta:josibe: • :.:cinufrches'1, teecaceho Qsf,
should he avoided if you' value your
louses 'and stores-ereeted in situas
Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Pea- 1 "
. tons where. everYthing had to be
Iclytnis at °sheen() , Silon'eaissefefcene
utiel' file'iqr c:4U'Uhiuetiss"dii• ••114, Pr5
Ny.a11., 0;9 ,ppcp01.1.01'.111g.:6,0 r*1.
ie
ple" is o(1 every box. Sold by. .all
dealers or sent post paid at 00'. hi"a•dse'ffers{L'ila'.1sph:as.Ter; .11issitietatsteeii,latul.
cents it box or six Ilexes for $2.50,
hy addressing The • Dr. Williams' as the sesai.s.e-sa
cipline, reigning in the 'Sehoolth • and
Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont. ; At church I WaSe
struck With' the "serionS
gent &Mealier :of ' tt'roiddle-aged
NEW ABMs Man, sone, rfectrzied"to•hey enepriSe,
- Waa "no other than Lesvanelta, d
.
For ,Sold'iers ,and Sailors of the whOln We had expected to 511(1 -0,
eitiaintande ',wit shsWed that
111. ',ill:3 tap eta .S,)itewa,v,ea,,, asirtee'esee.Y1
,P;',11/0 , nose( hie, 15s ; not „trader, ,,, ,4ons
• UM•ella otMls,i,-lualle ale
p1obahi1i1is11,01' e, .,., • s
• To. 1,1111 av1i1840al.stl1.delet
history, but two regencies, stood ant
prealittentlY• in ilicaemords•-sthate o
the; Duke '0.11 Bed! ords • , • tv hich • 813001
the 'foundations of , the; House -10
Lances ker, daring. the leng-ininoritY
of lIenry VI., anctstbdt of •George
Prince of Wales,clailig the taltdhesS
:of his, lathier; • end syet 'paciviSionS' fen
a regency have; teen, made no leas
than fitteen times' einee 1.110 11011 hoe
of Norman conqueet atelanped upol
England the 'seal, of a gentile° na-
tkinal 'life, "The Eas1 ql Penehroke
ley diitl with' the " 0011sent` at the
barbfis, beeemesSegent When' 'Henry
1II. ascended the,,,themicusthe eigrith
Nenry appointed his executors re,
geaSiontit the heir to shia crown
s)aoald; attain legal age, a.nd the, eeee-
eutors, il/p011 -the.. accession of Ed-
sSfarclaVIasclelegated their rights ,itnd
pramilegeS and authorityto the man
by , such delegation, becalhe
Loud Protector of the -Realm-and ‘a
virtual king; in' 1/7.51 the -Widow of
Precieeic,k, Prince of Wales," ,wafi,
named- as regent. should ;the troWn
pass 'lean her father,in,faw, George
to her then mint* Son, afters
;dated' 'George III. Parliament was
Miced 'upon three separate ciecasione
to grant authoirity Rm. the 'daub-
lislitheat of a regency.
. .
. POWER TO APPOINT,
By the first of these acts ;the Ring
Was invested with power to appoint
at regent, if it appeared te, him that
the :succession was likely ton devolve
hpoa a minor • or an incapable:,
again, hi 1778, a 'Second regeney.
15131 - W'aS introdtteed, owing ''to the
insanity. Of the ',Ming, and' 'although
it Was droPpeci,' When C-leorge recov.-•
ered, the debate, uPon tts proyiSione
furnished a notable hint satisfying
denial to the repcirt that the Prince
of Tales desired to ,assume regency
powers without „the Consent of ,Pars
ljament. A diSciainter of any such
intention 011 the -Past of his brOthee/
was made in the House of Lords by
Frederick, Dace of York. In 1810
a recurrence Of the insanity
hastened the pasSage of ihe 'third
regency bill, which clearly defined
the limits of the regent's -authority.
He was etapewered to mile without
41. eouneil of regeney;. he could. 2115.180
war and conclude peace, negotiate
treaties, dissolve . parliament; but
be was restricted in the matter , of
Lnperial Forces. hictoclahirsty s'Irerther ete-
The new e•ifle to be expee•iiiieletessfl 1.. _transfoianation; was 'licit merely
with 'in the British aims, is' a Conis" 1151. outiverd "WO court lOs
isheaticin of the Lee-Eafield, and the found caider, cleanlisfes's, coartePF
ManSer. The breeth actfon is Of, t:4 end hospitality. „
Mauser pattern, and iS adapted hy ouwaaikas,htmsess,„ who was a.dor-'
the act ; of thumb screws, to rapid led as a Scnt' of divinity, raded„ byl
adjnstsneet irathe field without, the fairer alone '-eheditting bleed' li1e.
aid of tools. TM sighting is most water. . He. had at b.Wclrdite.erts,1,4,biea;
eomplete ad up
ito the standard in code of tcirtUreS easit mors
barrel is shortened. by five inches, one, the Berayi, , or warier ants.
Thu than. the last, I will only descrSbe
most; respects of 131111.1111 rifles.
'end to =intone, the belanCe an A, 'wretched (sometimes a'
Sena' weight has teems removed, from chie() would -he bouatl, smeared with;
ilte stock. );he,; Wood -having . been honey, and' .placed•in the "track of
steel plates •replaced.. lay ..alansinutal Ciffort;41115;s,74.-
drilled ;with holes and itheabrass, ca;
The now Weapon will be :loaded: -by trig ,literallyttlevolar.ed, alive by mil -
means 'of ;Clips, eacheOutaining: .five Hens 01 masteposiess.,.,. s ass•a
Cartridges.. s s , BURNING ALIVE.
, For the 1101)0 gun the muzzlesvele- ..B.ushaag disaA was 03 sexaatem..,of-
cities %yin,. it is mid, be maintain-
ed at 2,800 foot -seconds. It was at ten daily oecniterMe, -kind 'the '
hla 1110
first proposed to. erimloy 2,500; foots by tbipiEtililng water.0„irtimhaol
t,nyie_iisart
ee,a
seeonds, but the resalting pressures
in the gnn barrel- were 'decreed' ;iris th6";ac6lisdd'/564:1A6'bi.0 .S41";
natojetidt}e%o by proxy .,,o!il:kfi
1U3�10
ail Is ,0110115110d,
'aid"
et; i•ough lieg5tar"jticliefief PFP-•
• books . the children Would have Lime calVisable. At 2,:100 feat -seconds eiti 11.
to read." the 311)118011 1.115 coriefffronding
sure does not exCeed it5,(5d0 potlndi,
THE MAKING' OF MAR13LES------IlothOr;liUaTOinlhll. 15
N1.n(rko 3111, t11 • . In appeal.ante Int new weapon
aghte Marbles that -very handsome; eta 10 a inerlee&-inis
N'i'cc!..r., WOO la the Pbbket- p1 all pt;OVOIlleilt bn tl,be 1-ZiP1.601 everthe
SCheolho,k'S- en..?arth are made ,in the, Tang, baessnes ,anti 'relined
tato, p1 -Thtun:agia.. CermanY• . • On have 1111811 United in en ingeniag
winter tles's . the poor people , who 'fashion, thus doing a:WAY wiLh t1.6
he
live in tvitlages- s gather , saMil necessity for a:bayonet , scabbao.,:d,
square stones, place .them .moulds , this particular 001.
something like big coffee mills, . and seem to have taken up ,the
grind them until they are round. TM loss 44.41180 Tar fanny years the pre,C
marbles made .111 this WAY are the ti ce in the "Classical amoy,leas Wee to,
eommon china, painted china, glaz- taweya keep the hastonesk.fixed. •
miles, it little swunimpg, halts for led chinas end imitation agates. "m-
ale, bread, and cheese, and \'ari011Sj nation agateS ere made irora white
sports, and ended the roasting', stone, end' are painted -to represent'
of a whole bullock, more sports, and .; the pride of the marble player's
a torchlight procession. i heart -the • 3,001 agate. The' agate
painted 'china maibles are of plain
White stone, with Rhea Crossing eaeh
As showing the ektent to which other as aight aessea asaaas aaan
streets are honeycombed, it is inter- themmesas eaus 11451,1(11011 3133.
esting to note that, there 11.10 11.0SV glass hie:Woe's 'in the tdtvit of Lau -
about one and a half miles of sub- sehn, Oeiainesey. T116 ekpert wcole-
ways undet; the thormighlares of the men take a piece erplain glass, anci
one squere Mile; that total being ex- anotliel, .bit at rod glasS, Nat' thelff
elusive of the • subways, to the red hot, Mow tismii together, ' give
length of one mile and 061 yarilm thein 1 tWitet, and there hi PtettY'
that are in the city, but ara 51101 With tln 1013 ft11(1' WhItO threads
tion. go), water, 5118 11.0'1°- of tivelt.61,1(nU(.1 111S5i,(11 Tntibglelt‘s0 Ss'inio,"Intlad
under the control of the COPpara- 4 leve„ row p, y 41 • r
• BABY'S OWN'T'ABLETS.
. '
:ced.urs terkg,n,ft§.-42(1Prie,
;#L4Lie,. arC! Wiflo;C; ,keyere, , ,TrAt,
844 :14W als91Vre; are 461,'
'dinozig theni. "The MISSion., station'
of Lealuyi, now soccuPleastlie witChi
leu later 'S 15111001<;, , the, ancient, plac0!
of, execution?, ,1
Month, ,Lewoulla and;his
chiefs, used. to-. . colebr ate. _the -new
•0100/1 by or,gles . of strong native
beer (Winking. IShexi .1 visited
Loalbyi lie.had already forbidden :the
snaking and .consumptimit of intoxi-
cants tffrooglioutsthe coiintry, and
Setthe ; oiciamPle by • himself
licedriiieg. an abstainer... ,To; -.day 1
riiii''tiesured 115.5:3101.'tasted:Laren-
PoSitiVe Care Starlic, Wheathez h,o,r fox,.
• Ailment*. •BEAL cEssiarpsAsars•s-s,
Jai the hot weather the little Pace ,",Althotigh Lewanika
suffer fitula bowel trotibless age 11e17 nolygam.y. mulB311Q aplaa
a ous, wealcs sleepless and 'end table' ipatteliees„ heseneouragess otheres, even
Their vitalityis lower mesas theses -cal 'h,is owe • chi / ; to becollees,lehrise
nY other season, "SronePt. :action At! triarest • • • ..;" • a
this time often, saves 11. VELI u able soot "the, 13 erotbi. Cr,R. pro,
*tie life. Baby's Own •Tablets is the .duced •real, .and 'not Merely, outward
best suedielue..in this world for little lprofessare of ;OluSstianity. •sgt-nong
°has at. thid si)e&-lilY, re- these I may mention his sous saris
.heir Akanangiosa, a
',graitt criliftrarsgar own' rights
attitt,Mdkambitii 1118 5o11t31145.kv, •and
Priint 'Who -15'11w
Nfcis 'the "first
'to'rlet tiic 'Sxhifijile 81 liiUvltig' hist
onsd trent's -With 1 tha
resneet 'clisq lib it' woriidis fn 11. elirrEk,
In
"41)0)1l11 rnniains.'tb Sl dtine; tharl
IsI 1131311'AO dark. Ade tc?' 1:19,totge
life, nor are the in`f1141ditals. herb
'mentioned, ' far
from At. of
What they naive emerge'd from,
realize that theranhtLVe heart trans-
1ormatfeinif indeed." '
, .
1.,A;DIES, 'MICE wA.1(101,10.
War against trailing skirts is be-
ing aetively conduct6c1 its some places
on the Continent, In parts of
Switzerland wearers of these long
garments are fined; and in Prussia
some public gardens axe dosed' to
those whose dresses have evert quits
moderate grains;
lic mains, the telegraph and pneu-
matic: tutees, and the electric light-
ing coattails • laid he the subways
under the control of the corporation
amount to 11 nines, being: an in-
crease of nenrly three 101105
the year.. Tliu electric lighting nod
telegraph conduits contain Sons
Um/IS/111d% of sniies nt
(111 the barber's ch(1ir)-"I
Say, do you think 111 ever have a
moustanne Ti,,,rber (after ther•
On)3i MO.Oni natiOn)--oVell, I can't
say 11.14 1 do," that's
vewy odd. Why, my gtiv'nor ilea a
tremendous moustache." llarber-
"That may be ; hut perhaps " ;inn
take after your Ma,"
Parhler TTudge-"Those confounded
boys tied 0. tin pail to that, dog's
tall and ran him eleven 311(155, i'JI
Sue 'ern t" Mr. Citynnov-"Was it
Your dog 3" I'armer
/t Wkue
• alleys end plain glass alleys,
• tile figure of p. clog 01' sheet)
inside are, reale l'or very Sraal I hoys
as's 511)15) 10 • Play tviLle. 131.13 the
theibleS Mast, prized to -day are the
real agates, These marbles ere Seal.
brown or bleak in color, find many
of them have largo round ;circles on.
them (111)1.10 olc 11 140 eyes, •
,IAPASTE'SIS liffLtS•
All nil in ;in pans rtm clay earl
/eight and elasugo heeds ,at, noels and
inidnight. 1,11 vast. nuijority of
xnill ,wotkers .are children, who Warlt
eleven, hmirs 'ett.„ low Wages, In on0!
mill et Osaka 2,000 workers are 3821' -
del' fifteen years of ago, and operate
only 8,700 spindles. In this Court-,
try SOO persons operate the Setne
nusriber.
Dunks, when migrating, rarely fly
lower then 000 feet, and more usu-
ally 1400 feet%
ha in every home, Where 14ore
little ones during 1430, 11.6t ,wtratqcr,
months. Airs, „Vergus6n, 1.00,
viansiteld . street,„ Montreal, says
'X have found Baby's Own Tablets
the best medicine L 'have 00111' used
tor. ,children, My baby. was a.ttacked
With dysentery ' alld Was 11 Ot and
feverish, 1 gave him the tabliets and
thay promptly cured him.. Befere
this 'he had been rather' delierete but
Since using the Tablets; he' has beefy
Oath• betiter in every - "way, X ean
Sincerely' recommend the Tablets
5.11' otbei0 With; ailing children."
Baby's Osin Talslets are guaranteed
1,6' he &legal:Adis> fret front oplatts6
and lidniful drags. Children talt&
them readily, and crushed to a pow-
der they can be given to the young-
est infant with pet,feet, safety. They
ard sold at all drug stores or, will be
sent post paid at 26 cents a box "by
writing direct to the Dr, Williams"
Medieine 0o,, brockvillo,,, Ott", or
Scheneetady,
moulateasmsencousacarasansammues.a.1.olv=1.1..11
,
; .
HAD TO, BE LIFTEL
None knew thee but to love thee),
None named the bnt 50 Pretiss,o
..; s„
klelarellow was not thinkieg of
ig
sits-Whanalasssarote these Mee, but they describe' this delecious bever-
leagesaceiplutelyiee
;A HELPLESS CRIPPLE IS P.
STORED TO HEALTH AND
STRENGTH.
s Tr,7,7,-"S/so sams
Extra Fine Stook 403.5
• 300 Or 360 01Z% PER SOL
• ,16.101111,A*80,Pi. TCOAMISSION . CO, 1.41111ted, T4pRoNwo.
1114•444411;li'.'1.,.!;;,14-4,444,414,7•1-4-444”fett,4•14-thlentirfekiit-tt.lett-+
'rho Roost matches la
i.,ame Back tied This :Han a Pris.
oner f for a, Long Time, but • ai
Last. He Found a Cure Though
OiVen:VP by the Doctors.
,,910160.: 1"
tho world, made from
IhbOrgek. E,„_ Eddy's soft oorhy pino, and
espoolally suitable
„,„, for demean° taie-
t., Hood ght ,, put up in neat swung
ocome,assorietieolors
each box containing or
i EVOry, SVC rr•-,. .1 ,., , .. •,,,kes,,, . ,e about SOO matches- or
. ' '''seiiblifi/Oh•. i,....,.', Pa riour tame Woe in a paok• T
ago.
Eili
ifryttl -itir tchas
, A .Light , , . For safe by
L All First Class ti
Dealers,
*14 1
1,444 -I-1,14:44,01414,41,444-01"1,14.11,444.14444+++444444-444.
- - - -------- -''Gooseberry wino is very nearly at
strong ea champagne. It has 11.8
per cent. of alcohol to 12.2 por cent
he champagne,
• conferring Peerages Oncost aid pen-
Sions, 334ing of Piens
cry powers the regent complained
freely, to his frleads, and was even
represented by a, eat:islet of the day
ss writing a rhyming ;epistle to his
'dear ;brother. Fred,'' in widen; ite
observed that., , .
With straight waistcoats on' Dad
,a,nd restrietions on 21.10;
A' more limited monareley scarcely
ecnad be.
-011)3.31EGET0.3, ACT.
'rho .reign ot George TV. includriti
the passage of bat one regency aet,
whiele merely stated, in accordaneh
WiLli a. well-knowo .constitutional
priocijile, that the regent, like the
sovereign whom he represents, can-
not be a. member of the Cathaiii
faith. After this mecesaiun of Wil-
liam, av, an act was 'passed to • en-
able the Duchess of Xent to exereSse
;the functions of regent Le the event
;of her datgleter, -the Princess Vie -
stories being • caned to the thrones
during her • minority, and in the
reign of Victoria. twomore, and the
lest segeney statutes 'were proposed
by the' minists7 of the day and ac-
cesaed by Parliament. In the first
yea' of the late Queen's 'Seigle a re-
gency cotincil 'without a regent was
named to net if the heir to the
throne' were absent from the king-
dom the time of thm, Queen's death;
by the Second. act Prince Albert was-
hecorded the full powers of sover-
eignty 'clurieg the possible minority
of • lels ,suceessor,
• SIMPLE, 'INDEED.
, It seems a* if the acme ot frugality
had been raddled by a Prenels, officer
who eaplained, .with many appro-
priate gestores. system of sus-
taining life on a pension of five
francs a week- • • •
"It is simple, veree, vere,e simphi,"
Id said to the friend who -had ex-
presaed ansmemeat at his feat
"Sunday I go to ze house of a good
Wend, and zero 1 cline so exinctordin-
aire, and eat so very much, zat 1.
need 110 -128010 till Vednosclay.
."On Sat clay i have at my restaur-
ant one large, veree large, dish. of
h•ripe and some 01.1100. I abh01/ ze
tripe, yes, 'ara/ze, onion. also, and
togezzer zey make me so seek as
have; no more any apPetite tin
San-
dky. you zee, it IS verde simple."
..Napatme, 'Oat., Jets's .14,s-(Spe1
:411al).715,41octers tole Sinsoei Wars;
MS 'that ,they ic,ould do nothing fon
hiM, „I-Ie.:lead tried many 'medicine*
rand atheatuents with (1 good siiel
'
; was. a lielplessicripple
lame 'beaks: and for aslcing time- his
•voliosalad, to, lift fleira in and' 0111. .171
bed4 the pain ;in bia.- back, Was ad
"(13 this ext-re,mity iliiefed'S. • iad-
Vice saved. him. This enten"leitcl: SATS
feted "btlelcache h'finSeif, blit'"lead
1101311 .c611.1131411113' cel.red; by -1lbdtl'6
4.0id111y,"-,11111s, ' wh'en "he ' heard
ivatCaO batPlie iv'eSit;
to,i'lliSsiseine 'and, Xectemnitalcled tjtjs
medithie" to' :
" Wai•ner Wife','wers
at ,first inclined , to .'he aoinessfisat
but 'here was tthe eVidence
Pocid's kidney 'Pills cle,- Core
141331.1. Blieleaeight before their ,,Very,
esieZ in the :persoa, et the. 14031. Whq
1md 'beenfll.11134§ .,,Surely it raost ;rho
io 503710. ,cleltleration- .they
'aCirr9S4e 4v4edrY, 'meoesh: t'ILYCi'see'aci c.ithaint,°,'LleytIcritlY;
ao,, for in a. short -time Mr. Wars
nor's backacheetehad vanished. Tie
grew. atromer _and sbettey
and at present enjoys the ,be,st.
x.ourid :good, iaealth. he,:rias hall for
',Theris,iesnot.,e. firs ca-of...3hme hack
remaining, 1101. 03 ;single' • symptom,'
and the chelPfesa linen who esed to
be a bunden to; him:self' 011(1 11.10 wild
is .0.019'.grt000g....atld' a... sal/Dolt te his,
faithful itelphialte: • life 'tetra ;
"We'llueve 'Med ia 'Oat tWen-/
ty;-five bokeSof ihida'S NitheY 1,11113,
mud given some away to our rleigh-1
eke: 1. llrsltlist '14515311, they Use a
betio they thertiSbilves are about 'as:
strong, in their r4errnneudatlonS-ad,
We 'IMO.
tan. 'CertnInly roceMineto,
Didild`ti'kidn'ey Pills' al 13, 'lure •„cifre,
for Lamo 1,34ck, for they curod'
and 1 ei'e3'er 11001111 ot 11. worse.
:
The armies„artd navies oi iThsrppe
181)40(1113. 12 .4578' 4arnIngo yea.rly ot
the 43311173 population, .••.
:1• , • .
Mittard'stlifihiht 'hr RefflatIsffl
England has 120 artesian wells
over 100 feet deep.,
Mind's liniment:, Is ths best,
Atop.. thr ,ennab
anti ivorits Mr ore 061d.
Gazalivo 13rorno•Quinino Tablets mire 'II, Sold
.dnionb par..-Prioa 960011t5.
ss • 'xi f 1.110 75encji c;1
.1; as been "bestOWeil 1)3)011, 138
WOmen. • ' •
„
• When 000.5111111) greasy dishes or pots
,and, nails, Lover s Dry soap (a pow-
der) will remove the grease with
the greatest ease,
The Sandwich Islands ere alenost
as free from snakes Ds Deland. There
is but one sort, and that very
scarce.
Mloard'i......Lal(fierktur,es
Germany's 1,500 -mines -employ 41,-
000 ruiners,
MeStare• C. C. Richards Ss Oo.
Dear Sirs, --While in the country
last summer I was badly bitten hy
mosquitoes -so badly that 18 thoUghti
1 would be disfigured for a couple of
weeks. I was advised 1.0 try your
Liniment to allay the irritation,
and did so. The effect was more,
than I expected -a few applications
completely curing the irritation, pre-
venting • the bites from becoming
sore. MINARD'S LINIMENT is also
a good article to Steep off the mos-
quithes.
Yours Lally,
• Harbor Grace, Nfld., Jan, 8, 1808.
There are at Present 2,000 men att,
work on -the Swiss aidS Of the Simp-
lon Tunnel, and' 1,800 'on the Italian
dide. ,
P C 1131
t,,si/f;l:l'l-ii;t 6-1
-
aleVaiativBt0elciToletsL;.,.".1
duggiottrefuhd *almoroytltfa.et09!i1.5
. WUroveXalthlurolo oqsah1ox.. .
. ,818 g -s- . . e
1r26 ilifferent -lefixis f/Inseet•11aye
been enumeratedwhichpattaek :.tne
suga'ca17:"'.'L1.:;lilr10er::t.ir lil:
.,:
:
wiliwi ' (Mb 'Aiigli : .M,Ifill (Sarah ,IVeSt6t.: i- *re
TIINAIISPI11115i2ZIgnArdoia'ilgiD4iftsild
t.:07roVthirtl'trnitliViillt4AnCi*TalLIZitt.
tttilranIAIZgaTAViengneliti gonr;
Tivesty•Iire Nag a bogie, ns 101110 .10.k.043onlahlo,
..ino efilii.es.(id,,,ImL 147,.. /..80, wintioesseesuande"coip
us
;THE MOOT POPULAR DENTIFRICE.
OAl.VERT'S
CARBOLIC
TOOTH
.POWDER,
fereseivistlerteath. sweetens 450 5,0,1(5.
Strongthana tho gums
rass and
Instruments, Drums, Unit -Orme, Etc,
EVERY.4011/11 CAN HAVE P BAND
LoWelst prfaes Cris eilated, tIne 0885155380.beelliastreitinuennfiled free. W01111 115 for any
thing,in 71,1510 or litmitonlInstrAntent..
ROYCE. /6 .00. LImited
toronio Opt. and -Wirini.pog Man
OdlittTileitttlettlied
, irk Dpg;•Pllio,Ladlea'Vial, III Ora, .
cg.picirsd. On
orlptto.
A3111B3tt1ei.4T ThYIOIIIG 00'1r.
"Moinireal, TiWont.O. Ottawa 1, Olieboo.
,Dominion Line -Steamships
:" Montreal to LIveit.' Doktb.ii ,t0'.3.1ver•
pool. Portland:to lverpOoL , VIISPiOna.
• saThere *ere not,. 1,500 .71ri1l:5h-owned.,
vessels manned by Chinese crews.
Illhile,111 418,1108V Heir{ mini.
Arr, 13.00,seveit is Ihe third gradu-
ate of Ilarvard College to become,
,PsIsesidentt"of ; Lite 1 41 altld , ta test
• ,37., " •
HOW E nis
We after One Hundred oollsrsi reward fdt
any ease of Onteerli Malt &meet be dared
by Ikall's Catarrh Oure,
We, the unterejtsfee. einte*ku en „la J.
5, 3. 011111<11.3' ,43 co. 'redo, 0,_
'011Sbe3' (5171 '11111 kiwis ”yeare,eis d. believe
him perfectly honorable in ell business
transaetionq and en:melting tifile"ta entre
Slit any obligations mode Up Iliolr 111111,
Wean & eat U.S.X.,Wholesetto Druggists,
froiedo, 0, W0013111'0, gINNAN tic MAlI-
31117,
Whoiesine Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Ositsrit cure is taken internally,
acting direetiy hpOn the Weed and mucous
011011058 of the Elston. ;testimonials soot
free, me 750 per bottle, SJId l ell sm.
gista
nitre losmily /Pills are the beet,
• 'Lare allniid PapnftitoarOlthlp9A.0,Pn6tlel
amOotin.
ial"at6len
1;''g?:l::n':bil.illlr61951E'7
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of the Oipanypor , •,,
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77itate 01.30000. linntrdlindrotand.
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, Toropk Street, Toronto.
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