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The many friends of Mrs Jobn.
Stephenson willregret to learn of
her illness. The disease bat the
symptoms of typb.Oid fever, but the
doctors hope to check it before it
assumes any serious aspects.
Wm, Stogdill Jr. who has boon
suffering for Some past with a
sprained wrist, is able to be at
work again.
Miss Jean Campbell of MeKillop
was visiting at her sister's Mrs.
John MoKinley's on Sunday last.
.Mr. Roht. MeLinchey and Mr.
Wilson. Armstrong are taking in the
Toronto.Exhibition this -week.
Mrs. ;Cones and family who have
been visiting around here for the
past few weeks have returned. to
their home in Hamilton.
Seeding is almost finished. in this
vicinity, the acerage sown this
year is not so large as has been
sown in proceeding years. The
farmers seem to have sumo fears of
the ravages of the Hessian fly.
ST. JOSEPH.
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GALL AT
THE HERALD
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The Exeter Times correspondant.
says ; “No FLIES ON THIS... Great
excitement was cutused - at St. Jos-.
eph the other day by the striking
of oil. It seemed to be in g,reat
forc•o. springilire several feet in the
air. taking live men with good eool
heads all their time to bring- it un -
:der snlijeetion. The liere that
: was witness t•i this affair seems to
have been struek in the sh•sotter
by- turpentine taiti he at once gave
the bs--stander.; sueb 5 saanile or a
Atind 11I1 that has been selth ou seen
at the striking' or 401.
• TRULY ViVILIZitil;
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The most admicabie ase ror ar-
tillery that !pee yet aeon tk is
Ltint now prnetieeol thre.ali•dat 1t -
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Te4E1211aNil tfl',111L1 42, trip to, fel-m.o.-lie
seaks 'ix -ago enfausursna 'of till-
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Ti151t134n. --Voltut 1nlq.ress;--41.
1.freaCj.5-,remaTilted to 01 4314313%z".
reporter on Kitt-41.01kt:-. --was the
display of13C8i831ter:vita-eta fr,4,itli Can -
"Ida, ts cadc.alatrd it
gave' eoreeteetseera aria 378101-
-...zrants tlgliegaelid ialea of 'Otto re-
: source.; of 145s cowatry. eleeeta
.tieinge as cv.,reals. cheese. ponies
I -•
. and inanykimuls of fraiits sveire to he
L abiallidatee, zeta tie
stortn.te eniniKes them to 3Te1q14 int
• the best of condition. 12 is at peek!-
: tifeeti obeeet-t7eeetee-n t‘o strangers.
,ivitatuve team evrevaratee 'here^.
• The! entimeafearterea (.7anevia
!Aso wen represented; in fact the
whole fining is n credit to -Canada.
There is nodoubt at all in my minii
but, that it will ht,, most i1e1pfu1
tile Dominion. During lily visit
tn the -Canadian exhibit 1 Initl the
pleasure of inecting the Cominiss-
, Toner from (reat Britain..andalse
lone of tlw jurors. There were n 42 ,
nearl.y so ninny" people at the Ex -I
• position as in 1.4.:19. Therewere airy
'ninuilyer of Americans, but the vis-
itors trona England were compara-
tively few. Several United States,:
liags were flying,„ hat the Union ,
, Jack wits not much in 'evidence." :
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MATRON AND MAID.
-
Mrs. Dewey hap a Womb of diamond
get in steel front 4 Spauish vestiel sunk
at Manila,
dies. John V. L. PruYn ot Albany owne
several speeimens of the handiwork of
Paul Revere as a silversmith.
Miss Helen Gould is much bothered by
requests for autographs. She . receives
sometimes as many as 25 of these re.
quests in a day,
Miss Kate &whorl) persistently re-
marks that so long as woman wears trail-
ing skiete clutched by the lett hand and
impeding freedom of motion she isn't fit
for the ballet.
Miss Susauneh Whitney is the oldest
living public school teacher in New York.
She began her work in 1830, six years
before the board of education was estab-
lished.
London artists declare that Miss Van-
derhilt-Wackerman of New York is the
handsomest woman in the world, possess-
ing the most perfect fine, and figure and
that spiritual poise which makes the ex-
ceptional model.
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst, who has done so
much for the University of California,
is, in appearance, rather a fragile wom-
an. She is often worn out by her cease-
less activity and unwillingly delegates
her work to assistants,
Mrs. Rousevelt, the wife of Governor
Roosevelt, or, as the governor himself
calls her, "Teddy's chime" is a quiet, un-
assuming, modest, housewifely little body
who has absolutely no distinguishing
clutracteristies from thousands of good.
true „emetic:in wives and mothers.
Mrs. Ileury N. Condt.LL is the only per-
son, outside of members of congress, who
is allou ed in the epeaker's lobby while
. the house is in session. Her husband,
the Rev. Mr. Comlen. chaplain of the
hoese, le blind. He is brought to the
• heese dune' bY Mrs. Couden and remains
until she mules for bine
Mn. Pullman, widow of George M.
Pullman, is said to he one of the keenest
busiliess women hz Ids eoentry. She
was the daughter of .1. Y Sangre of ot-
tlwa, lH. elre. Puliman deligeits in
travel. Iler private t%11' an, !heed with
all tis' elms -mit zii' f :I Itetee and are
0/..;14lee1 with a fall carps servauts.
Mrs,. George. erecter. wife Of Cantor-
nee"- eetreg is 'said w have
maze.) !we- aue.iteen to Weenie as gnat
a lea.ler in Sear Yore as go. Was
Ft'lIll4eNou. Lela. Is uow a member
of the lime: vetelnedve eet Of the tnettnra-
liFe in'.bits-tia'r Wca-,-1,...4180 Of the "Mir-
ty-eigli.t." the eeal timaher of the "hest
Fell" in Nietr l'ettat
W W. learele, Mrs. F. L. Wimp
and MV•• William !Invent of Ilttenuteti,
c•lasio to he de meek/ante i.r eft. mag,
awl litto1",,,t1 OLP Wt•e"iti Waelnitigtan
ILA d Is the eleeereae
tilt pe ▪ 11.1 • w„" .(fg,sho Mi,,imigo. grated-
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hd, o- .11ine ttte kOomigionottaty
ovf..Ocuii4.i. On lin.ispi,47:•:1,1,41.
POULTRY POINTERS.
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RAILWAY TIES.
treere are treeee elierierent 3'8057141er 0-3
in Azisatera133a-3 feet V; S. 4
5111a.“1,s atul feet .13 ifee.
The Steten 1188.83 teefel lets a seetiel
eer fee Teeee:laree :an Satueday reteete,
Teel eve lieeleee in eee wee mi:a
to <Ilguti'D the ;pelt* of tereeeeti-eeie pee
tee.
Among the enrineeies in the reew
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1'nogl tee.aeree. at Prestien is n erecieree•
1332-nefife.teel in leve,
tlat tunas ealenet L eeweelee teteese
thee are breaget to tile sae: ez at 1east
an 'hour Leeeee the e..-4-..c.vitirce of the
In the western part oe British Celine -
tete is a neve/ eee way Imo aztes 1111
teeeter. The 011334 ere nenre of trees Fevre,
the bath hns heee stela:eel. 88e91
theze ate leeted tegeteer. leyeal them
rnns a car with grooved wheels len ireeees
wide.
HAILSTONES.
17,-Tos' egg hailstones ere -out of dete
Ihenvefortft, litinois rt -ports 81.4,1-018 in
Itioth the hailstones were as big as base-
ledis.-Rosatm Globe.
An Iowa town reports 31 rainfall of 12
inn -lies Sunday. The report of bailetem
as big as footballs kieteked ott: ali kola-
ett titers itt titat Innearly in The seml.
ELI.41 rivalry laze neeessarilytniqu'd ttt other
fi:•148.-.0tualta Bee.
Diose aro the davs when yew( are
to bear bnieetorat 41 wies. If he ;says: eey
were as big as wet. rmelona, 44, ID
ase, eefeee yea ateike. 1, trill tee
ous were.-
MATRON AND MAID,
Mrs. ilradity Uitttin. eats her"*.e.,telay
dinuces truni plates that are .v.alued at
a piece.
eirs. .1c•irarson Davis is a good Greek
• shoJar And 1i
avorite reading is among
the :classics of that lauguage, a volume
She has always at band.
. Airs. List, the wife of rtivhard List, Be-
genbeck's famotte animal trainer, some
-
tine's tekes her intsband's Wave. She IS
perCeetly fearless and eau cow a fierce
iiul as suceessfully 118 her husband.
Mrs. Elle:, Bodinen Parkhurst, wife of
the Rev. Males Peel:burst or New York,.
le ft very busy woman. She assiets ber
hueband in all li1 TliIIflU8 aud varied
uildertakeigs and thoroughly understands
every branch of the work.
Mrs. Hefty Green in a &went interview
said: "The idea that the way to finan-
cial euccess Is a hard oue is all wrong.
The road is not rough. It is easy to find
and to travel. People look for it in out
of the way places and so miss it."
YE OF LITTLE FAITHI"
I v Fewer sowat Ids seed, elth doubts and fears,
-
i "I dare not hope." he sar.1, "for fruitful ears:
'car lath Ow harvest broil in other years."
, • ere the Augubt moon had waxen old
Pair stood his fields, a wavering twit of gold;
Ile reaped a thousandfold!
1 In a dark place one dropt 4 kindly word;
; "So weak illy voice," he sighed, "perchance none
heard,
i Or if they did, no answering impulse stirred."
Yet in an hour his fortunes weresat ;Agee;
One put e life in mull for his sake
Because that Weal he sealed
"Little I have to give, 0 Lord!" one.cried;
! "A Wayward heart that oft hath the denird;
; Couldst thou with such a gift be satisfied?"
Yet when the soul had (veva lieo urnful taint,
Uod took the love that seemed so poor and faint
! And from it made a saint:
-Christian Burke in Sunday Magazine,
WHERE CRANKS' DOUBLE UP.
The Meanness Displaryed by Room..
unites on an Oa -eau Liner.
Tama, the Japanese wife ot Sir Edwin
Arnold, ie said to look like a Parisienne.
I She speaks Euglieli fluently, but with a
slight(tent. Her letters show that she
has boon vaeily ulde to adept herself to
English modes or thetight fuel expression.
Mme. Patti plrit41,;( a queer fad
which she has k, et s, :et for many
years front the letblie. It is rally a frw
years sinve this p, ,-eliar fad or hobby
beeame kweva. It is the tasafee she has
for daggers and sietilas ,e:pens. They
are ve:y email itt size anti many of them
Teeter, besides being a
clever ate.• leeter. fee
Imeeet l:I.:•4;:7,e •. i.ieete 1.1tiehlegulis
frete fleet re oe Emil line ft, Hs -
bay tiu•I 1:1.,ti...ry of the
past. Aree.a. eik'• tb•11011..I1 she•
has le ea-• • e7. t-epresent. it is,
su."el, the 1:: ete• ,1,0) ,.*1' li reeths.
In ape., h..lee14, .t 1.
te•11Sott 1, t urtzteeliv... $ee weave
bre silv^eie.t iar 111 a tee -bleu ..r
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wolf:J.1 9 1,1W: ,
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EPIGRAMS SY SALZAC.
Love is not oniy a sentinwtet: it os tte
ert.
Clerienme SortIS are defPetire 101bias)
naSs farnity.
The savage hie feelinas *elle Tie-
eiviieted hae iteeere.
NaticIUS. Wit. 14,1 • 1,.1,411s. Cu.!:
vigor torn leete
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trolit to r et -lief ir ;4..0.1 Ler ea:.
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of these wee eee e: 7.1, re ". ;to -
t-e.1111.71,•i4et0:. Loitst. WIJULO Le is
eeeey eueleiag eirore lo hie tweet.
"There's one place above all others
where a man exhibits iiitt ineanneee."
said the traveler, "aud that's aboaed an
ocean liner and toward the man who is
• obliged to occupy the same stateroom
with you. You are mad to begin with
that you have 1 bunk in \vith somebody.
If he gets the lower berth. he's done you
a mortal injury. If lie's sea:deli, yrej
have a contempt foe hint; it ho is not,
you are a bit curlews. I've eroeeed
Atlantic nine tiniest and always shared a
statereout, and 1 NI*1114 never more than
on speaking teeme with my roemmaa".
You 'nn be n11 rielit toward every}, e7
else eboard, but 114''S y.)1117 enemy. Tee
ease is worse wben a pale nf tad
travelers, as ettelt le 1, ..Nui es to 1.14
r:gilis raid priviletee: end is: aealetai lit
enfereing them. Vt l a 1 ta I al.
doe lase year, I had a 1: £''!'J ::.at. 1-.1.
a elven. he Was an nil areetill
gee,41 fellow. bat it wee his sixth 4,1. see -
tenth ttip. mei beel eva pt,sted 11„4 to when
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fuse to t:,'ite risits t,u th•• 1.3
vieni usin.a.s. 'fleet 134', 318 a, a re -
that fee usher, beeet eearee• i It.
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sees no joy in ON.I.-e• t1rt. :13 at an eerie
tine Wektauws fit 51 11 as :a tciref.
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81 boy It3..117s to :4'0 yett, sir."
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MEN OF IVIARK. •
• ORenti Rochefort, editor of L'Itttrepsts
geant, has fought more than 200 duels.
Senator Haar will be 75 wheu hie terne.4
in the United States senate expires In
1901.
Lord Rosebery recently said that where e
wealth reaebed a certain point it veer -eat e:
to give pleasere.
• tir.amnion,the blind chaplain of the-. -
United State e houee of represeut•ativese
biasabouts slrtizet'2I7'yearte
old. He was empluyed in a Boston dry
goods store before he wept on the stage.
• Representative 'Mercer of Nebraska ise
a devotee lo euchre and very tnedorre•e
roisses playing a game everY evening'
his life.
'Ile United States consul at „
stok, Russia, is Itichatd T. Green a ot '
New Yor.k city, a negro and a graduate,-'
of Harvard.
Congressman Champ Clark of Missouet,r"
Is authority for the announcement that haeP
will be a eendirinte fol' the senate to suc-
ceed Senator Yost.
Senator Ceekeell is exceediugly fond of"'
applts and is never so happy as whop he 7
can secure one of the juiey pippins for •
which his state is famous.
Harry N. Pillsbery. the chess chanee. --
pion, says that be learned the game with,
great ditficulty, aud for some time any
great Amount of playing always resulted'
in severe headaches.
Congressnian rem:4ns is one of Iowa's
most fumes fishermen. Tie spends terety
sununer by a 'eke nhounging in biturk
bees and goes fi-beng twice a day -at
sunrise and at Stin et.
Senator V. e^ is very nearsighted. telt •
freeeently fergets to bring his glasses tee "
tle• semit 4, elititelsT, ;Ind eonsequently la
wilting site eerie" around his (leek with -
hit;litivislioa" Itt.ialei'iltiii",,giiitiluiensp:2;10:71..n.ios
in
all lane of the weeei Lord letalteeellee
kiteAws of the neat impiartant events of-
teo klefori". nr.;.• p...vtourtient anti even lie
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fore the atoSt etteLl.riFintt neWSpapen'Se
Th.! f),IlLt+ of N"-Weasliee one Of
net/isle. tiller!. s is a great •favotete.
"'ea Tee eafoo,o,I. Keneas is en ex-
pert petanatt ate1 de e rseet of hie even
I, "^ wteteele, ile nee. either lame with
to t , Lie sernatnre is "ul
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aeetltie. ear: le ha his lett hand
tei▪ etein Preaelee, the leading maker -
en :di ree, oan• •,e. tete .-ne.aeireet
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POPULAR SCIENCE.
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hes vreeeet.
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POLITICAL QMPS..
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The chief difference between 1108Si:erre •
Ana peer!. es lernie3.rnip is that tie. be:0- -
always belongs to the other party. -Lee
troit News.
In polities we often find the round, peg •
or.awling out of the eqtatre here, while T,,•
square peg is left in the hole simpler
through being sqttare.-Detroit Journal „
With nine peesidentiai tickets in
field the average voter ought to boaela
to pick out Something that will haneee
Wee with his eomniexiore-Ste
Globe-Demotrate