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BILL iiYE AND N�Ad l?,A,,
Evart' Wadaatii.daly Xcortliing,
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THE RECENT BLIZZARD'S ViSiT TO
whit#A`% k 'i o,t %t ,
THE BIG FALLS.
AT THEIR
tittle Critlelsla to Atli ante or that illg Wetter.
POWER PRESS PRI�j•INO ffOU ,E,
17 RIt1 1�)�! ll V�7
ra11-1rotrvl Tirue» in the Inallae Rolle
' Ontario btrect, ctintoll.
Rnsluety-,•IgnpottHntinteirvlew Wlt4Cgv
14 a have ala of t}oa (pest appointed oiute+l Job
1 P
ittll on The 1YaitArr.
W-50 a Near-si-R5 in Advance.
.Iulllo w0 prooecd
by diligence towards the Falls via tIle Awe
lag&ra !tall., at ,ru-
The Itrol,rietursuf'CuaGrJUEttt(ju NEw:.
aout ie practically 11•ee
for all. ,'oil call go
and look at theta
having purchased the business &till plant
of Tutt HonoN Arcout), will in future
as
\ you would at the
tt » , j' Aurora Borealis
publish tile atilalgatnatedpapers inClinton,
or tile
.I ,- "felt creamy Centaur
udder the title of Tim Ilea s Ni:ws•
136tio8,"
••r, �� of the t11tskull, Milky
S I
? I
cY; _ tt'uy. TFyou walk to
Clinton is Lhe most prosperous town in
" ;1 I alto Falla and Garry
Wettera Ontario, is the seat of cousidorable
` . "41 Your dinner ),on need
manufactut•ing, and too centre of tile finest
- �::. not run a a
P large
e;ric"Itural B Ctioll in Ontario.
The combined circulati"n of Tal,1\TEws-
i „i
bill, Tile hackman
rveu t:tlies you the entire read of the Fulls
. ('n both Sfdea the "'hirlpoo1,
RELOnn exceeds that of any paper pub.
ished ill
the Three
' tilsters Istwids, Goat Island and everything
the County of Iluron. It is, .
therefire, unsurpassed SS at lulvertising
Lille at tut a•rreed price. You get a cuttpon
tieliet whit, is just
medium. (ticket,
a1B gaud us tL railroad
4u,j there .eau ho,.nq ekulhluggery,
s?a'Rates of advertising liberal, and
.
10)"ut it,'a. Aristotle 'Would say
rarnishe,l on application.
"'o 'l ""'ed the Fulls On tit" day of the
L!lzzard which
s?it Ipa1'tlea hlakitij; Calltlal:tB f01' a B11CC1•
fled tinte, who discoutin le their advertise.
I
trrueked Reading and which
%Salah( ill) bl' tlpping tie 113apehaiotl f"Ut•
I'vidge
ment, before the expiry of thesauiu, will
be rlwrgal full rates. I
at . ia"UFA into tie river below.
The Polls haveteen visited in Sun"ulet and
it, ti`inter,
Advertiseneents,, wlt.hout instruction, as '
in thtt•1a•oad glare of day- and
the stilt eLnd Ilellow tll[Iclllllght, but very
to space still time, will be (elf to the it, 1g.
few people have gone they during a blit•
talent of,the compositor fu the pisplay, in.
zard,
aelkod until forbidden, measured by u
:Cale of solid etanpareil (12 lines to tile
lit day brake moist land measly at
fa10, but at 110021 the gray and Choppy CIO
inch), and charged Io cents a line for first
scattered a little and a patch of shy co
insertion and.3 cants a lino for each still.
aelluelit ialsertion. Orders to discontinue I
r'ew tiled then be discovered. blutin
}tityty "'oil], our party, arrayed lit at
M ldvertitianlents�nulst be in-tvrftinrr.L....,
stnelcs and cunsawus, rectitude
SW N'bt'Cea Set as HFAnINO MAI -111,11,
(Ineasured b a scuta of solid No ,
u ariel 12
rlieyau
tam; •e»t fl'C)+11 I3it it}•13' 3" 'a eirelllyf,ua rel
%� a re+teled ilk arm Falls Btutii)k w he
N'L p
lines to this melt) diar'red at the rate of
10 routs a' If le fee each,itisertiou.
proceeded by droaky to cur chs
1fofre we alighted. The chalet is kept b
friend Ponumoco, of this Piutu tubo of
Indiana. /' And what are you dein;; here,
native Anerioult> and after our lung Jour,
from Buffalo it was glad to
I JOB WORK. Ig
til, once mora h
( m .
II9tC a fou
our 1 alt l emir
Haat
14 a have ala of t}oa (pest appointed oiute+l Job
1 P
oe.
Latina a light lunch, We put Oii out tapcoa
,Laud in charge of it Darin,
t)f6ees (vest of Toronto. Our facilities in I
this department enable its to do all kinds
.Iulllo w0 prooecd
by diligence towards the Falls via tIle Awe
cif work -from a Catlin);earl to Mammoth
can side.
,
poster, alt the hest styie known to the
Graft, and at the lowest possible rates
Orders by mall proutptly attended to.
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A DOUBLE TIi.AG7:DY I..\T -
CHICAGO.
1, �C,LWAUTAN' UiltL 8Ii0T ON.4i:1h
STRFF/T. .0
Pretty Lizzie Patterson w,J- wa -
►.. lk
ing hurriedly along Peoria street,
Chicago, during the storm at 8.15
o'doek when she was startled by
the report of.a pistol shot. Then
She sate a woman full apou ti,W
steins at Nestiniu,4tee Iprsbyter'
church at Peoria and ,Iilekaoll atreutli.
The matt who fired aha S lot steppodto
the curb and discharged the revolver
at his head. lie, too, fell in front
of the :ebureh. Al ism Ipatterson ran
scroatnin.g to her. 1101110, which she
reached in a faint.
Officer Thonlau l tchingham, tuns
lives near lVeottui'ttstee church,
wits eating his suppor whou the
Shots were fired. When lie redched
the Cornell, both budies lay in the
drifting snow. Tile woman was
Maude McL,llau, a chambermaid
in the Illinois Charitable Eye and
Ear Infirmary at Adams and Peoria
streets. She was dead when Officer
Etchinghatie reauhed her. Her
head lay upola the first Step of the
church. A black silk umbrello. was
at her aide and auto t•lkis a stream of
blood flowed from a bullet wound
back of the woman's left ear. The i
murderer was Engineer John t
Dempsey, who is said to have work-
ed for Ifibbard, Bartlett, Spencer g
& Co. IIe wore a now fashionable t
overcoat with a fur coilar. When '.n
Officer Etchinghant dt'agged him t
up0u the sidewalk he was breathing it
his last, A new colt's revolver was r
in his ]land. Ile did not utter a IV
word. This letter was found in one la
e,
his Pockets : ro
ro
Gur
C<t0
O
JAN
of
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JU1iN\IF,--I feel very Sorry for
the wrly'l spoke to yon thq last
evening I was in your company, I
felt eery much put out about uther
things. I ought not to have trrat-
ed
You 5
0. I
y hope 0
ou
will p Y for. .
,
give me, I telt very bad about it,
tl
lou 1
r YOU ,
111
a think 8 hu
Y )k
Y I
don't.
I
Dou [•
Don't be angry .with me. 1Vouid
like to see you, I flop, you have
not left yot. I-)Ieasn write and let
me know where you aro. I feel
very lonely since you loft that
evening. I can't write any more,
Please write soon, You" friend,
bIAUD&
Miss McLellan wits one of the T
best servants in the infirmary, Mrs roe
Nilson, the matron, says the girl tout
leas exceptionally attentive to hpr list
duties. Dempsey had often called trig
at the infirmary to meet Miss .Mo. `WO"
Lellan, but nobody ever heard thou) and
quarr,l, Miss McLellan was oven- shr
t -fi
V,
years ra
ole 't
Y 1, and lived in the its
city about fiv, years. Sho was quite
comely, with luxuriant brown hair Contmade
an
and pretty ally ,yes, lIer father and j,rpei
mother live in Pilton, out, She into
came to the Eye Ionil Ear Infirmary gran
one year ago last Septpntber, Was
have
resid
• Six woman have been milydered Dar •
at ((anal un, Nicaragua, aftpl' the Patel
ntauner of the crimps at 1Vhite. (grind
chapel, trade
IN TIIF nLIZZARD.
Tile storm now burst upon its In all i
ts
fury, alid the rain descended in-tho wildest
Profusion, saturating the Falls and render.
Ing them hell Moll impassable. Our mule
I tour covered himself with his pontoon,
wrapped his tdrpaulin around his ears and
%pile nu' Slender diligence swayed fit the
blast lie druve us across to Goat Island.
The thunder of the immense volume of
Witter, wits now swallowed tip by the mighty
rose of the'bu•sting tempest and then, as if
diotd"awa.y like tile wail of &pet f8hfng caul,
(:ale would it ,),in hear tile sullen thunder (ii
the I rent Amlerican ,join site.
{tie YI"w began the duscent'oh the side of
(in)tt Island looking tuwarks the Great
horse fall. The rain fell in torrents, and
as our umbrellas had (neon turned wrong side
out by the blast, we were soonwet to the
skill. Thee %ve athod in the presence of
the greatest spectacle America Saga roduee,
perhaps, Outside of COugrusB. Like an
egotistical author NTiagara for centuries lir
been pouring over its own works. It ie
rattly, however, beyond criticism. I went
there thinking that if the Falls really de.
served scathing 1 would scath them through
the press find injure their busfuess, lint I
must say that, like 'Mr. Booth, they deserve
their great success, and I do not blame
them for .respecting theniswlt•es and having)
their pictures taken every little while anti
ggetting their navies in ~be Papers. They
deserve all the glory they !lave bot, and far
be it from me to put a straw in tl.e_way of
the progress f Niagara Falls.
We next went down to the Whirlpool and
nn the way a detachment of John Darnis
Escorted us with 'Lit air of Suspicion. Our
drosky driver evidently• watched us every
moment like a cat. At the Whirlpool we
.It main, being narrowly watched by
he driver and it 'Jai,,, Darm frons Colhoes.
Here as we reached the brink of the coif}
he,blizznrd Struck us amidship, null the
rent Niagara which has assisted so many
empentnce lecturers in seat•i}J•r to death the
le0cl;fte drinker sesmed to�tecnme silent
n tale presence of Old Mr. Blizznr(1 from the
fid tin 1 unkempt west. Just then u1y'
i„1” silk hat which I wear fn ascending the
A
that 'I �� going 1<y�r t,le Pall, aft,?
thtrcth 0f. I1 Itq;•lpoal," but th..r ;, a..... ,,
THE erif'SITI S GA'N
Willa t1n tqy trail, It• ill vol} J!,li,,;r,,,•..l.le
to have your trail stepped pia I,
.-;.. ,
'
i a nuuiesi.,
and so I explained that I (Smut tr, L11 figura•
A GLANCE BACK TO THE DAYS
tive, and so, when the John Darn, had.Joell.
ed
FRENCH RULE.
my overcoat mutt found that ! waa not----�--
dressed in tights with double -leaded I,riti0
,
-
jumping sloes, ha allowed Ino tri pass• -It
was here et the bazaar that, I caul alt all
now the Urdortilsxl3di+RresnaR»Ke4ab1
teal In IStct-•retli boll of lite Illsaag,
friend Ponumoco, of this Piutu tubo of
Indiana. /' And what are you dein;; here,
th19recil Agag4►t Uta,, ltro{etp ill,,.
liiatarr or a Long fthg.
eo far away from home, Poeoulocov, Tasked,
fn that light running dotlestfc &alums of the
The now celebrated Jesuit Estates
Passed by the Quebec: Legisluturo
Piute tongue.
r
the days when C d'
Buf• CALLING ON T11E GOVERNOR.
uds of
I stn here," he replied Ili the Sam
uld ' guag,;e, " to procure our regular suPp,
3 a Chan relics for the coming year,
poli, cannot compete any lunger with Contec
the ill the manufacture of genuine Indian r
er So we come
nee also get moatoof our ornamentalara. -rulla for bead
let dopa in England, &lid our ornamental til
Y e ere business is done there too. The
tey .man has facilitieswiiiwlnN•edonothave,al
the he red mania goose is practically cam
fly We buy 14.11 our weapons and headache S
tis, now wt Ridley's and our tomahawk
ed 1!•lacy's. We get our (mows and arrows
ri. at Naterbuy, Conn., and Jordan, Af
& Co. furnish us with out- lingerie. We
buy arrow-hettds cliti9er than we can
them, and why Should we toil over a h
made arrow -head ,tit day when we can a
It horse in ton minutes that will being
nice new relics enough to last us a y
We have fn our tribe favored free tr
and'so we with our- infaut industries
thrown into. direct competition with
pauper relic-m)alcers of the Bowery,
can bhy a good Scalp at Chathanl Square
69 cents to -day, alai SO the Warpath is p
tichily overgrown with graBs.
Friday we visited Gov. Hill at Alb
and tried to niould the policy of the Sts
He sponte kindly of other things, but said
N•as doing his own moulding; almost entire
He. has m cold, calm eye, with which he
couraged the to forret some bright and
loo+time things which I had thoubb,ht of a
"Ing to him. I had intended to cl,Irlt him
meth a few;b»oyant thoughts of which I
the parent,' but I did not do it and I am gl
now that I did not.
Gov. Hill is one of our most -esteem
coterie of bald-headed men.
Sonne say that I resemble hint a littl
but people who have seen us together, tat
fag Over the future of our common eonutr
Bay they can readily distinguish the Gove
no•frOnlme. Hill'shgureismorecommandi
than inine and his carriage is more gracef
tall! has redder whocls than mine. Wil
we walk together, teeoplo easily pick me o
because I walk with more freedom and
Sinuous moyement which takes up most
this sidewwlJt. An old teamster with who
Iassocfated once said that I would neve
make a good roadater, as nay feet did no
",track.' M walk is more extemporaneou
than Gov. Hill's. He possesses a conaciou
dignity which 'I sadly lack. Tills lack o
digufty secures, for me at a strange hotel til
1.00111 In which former guests have been
the 1'abit of blowing out the gas, or thei
bruins, soul: as they are, and there Is a soil,
reshold of tile
whell ere thelace "bell lboy lbas been in the habitofcrawling over to examine deceased. `lit
roam .1180 huts au aid fashioned bell cord fn
it with a woolly tassel atone end while the
other is tied to a brick building on the next
block.
After holding the hand of the V,overnoi
for quite awhile and trying to think of some.
thing to say to him which would fix my face
in his memory for four years, I :raid we were
having a rather an open 11"Iter it sebmed
to me, and then, gently but reluctantly I
gave him back his Maud, to do with it as he
"night think best. There being lto obstacles
II)laced in nay way at this time I came away
fly means of the door, which was held
by a man who seenled to have the entire cont
fidence of the Governor. BILL NYE
and doing the tourist act generally I
ent up into a large blue hole fu the sky,
not while I was watching it the 8gn'u•e red
mark "Keep cep ori tho gross" with art iron
cl on one aisle Swatted Ile across the organ
al ime .
all•
t t en
C65.
LAUGH AND GROW FAT
Time out Of mind—a forgotten date.
A lawsuit over a coat in Justice Guern,
aey's court, in lalensville, tried not long
.,!1100, lead, the not unfrequent result o!
itigation. Tho lawyer got the coat.
"BunkorHill pants" is the heading of an
advertisement. Wo never saw the hill pant
but the people that climb to the top of the
m
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n n011t ,'
"net• 1
al
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f
(zc,
ekec
g
It is said that every inhabitant of "Boston
moves,in select Society. This is the result o{
I.
I . •
""Ilig fn a eommutity where everybody
writes poetry or novels.
�'
Jinks --I made a bet with Miss do Pink
last night. Blinks—Gluvos u"ainst a neck. I
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tie, I SUPPOSO ? " Y-e•s. flow did you
,
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know?" "Oh, women alma s
bet that Y w a .
'Ift h e win, f
w they e insist Y slst that
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Slaves thay�were to have ; if they lase you
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f ha tit '
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has jest dfrd. The remainelor will furnish
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occasional Paragraphs awn v
P y over into the
next century, the last ono dyfnpp, in
L•�
the
ubiquitous fashion set by ()ear al lYaehing.
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tun's. nurse. Itis fortunate for tIle National
Treasury that Brighfam didn't take
0-1
12 —
a hand
in the late war and get killed for a pension.
4AVE1, t WIM CFRTAI:v I)b;„%Tlr.
he Storm was now at its height. The
served to be heatinr mixer a+this kettlethe ,low ) f 10 1 was es.
teed in
o Be Moto
f the hotel gantly lifted With the
and through
ay away ,I'tieh utas no novelty
him, but seemed strange to
the fast falling rain we
d ace surprised gentlelman fn Ilia
a reporter. He
dug a hole in a pile of sand, placed n lump
room
Lmlerging throatgqh the' look ofb i of n
ht crew Shirt. t{'ith a look of hrn•ror
f -line in it, sprinkled sonic water, on tilt
lime, placed his kettle on itand banked
and
der he tried to pull down the roof again
conceal himself, but he
sand up around it When I2 O'clock
he shouted, "Como to Iia struck
Y; Your
coed not do so,
he storm now took off its mat and I
1 while tli
rei Z ht rl cin '
-Lara
ala
tett tes P shed Lo
t ft I
bilin'.” coffees a
62ultu a secondary con8lllerntlOn-11a'or
Tioun • •-
c.e1 soh t n door
Y r
Ir (a
y, not at tae Whirlpool
ate genuine Lillian nu,ecasiu8, made in
. o r
young
ever tell you shout my adventlre&fin' c3k' I
No
lecticut, %relit down t(/ $2 a pair. I I
x movement taNards the brink of the I
plc", Intending
? Iveli, I was tip to palm tree one dam? 1
1'
and when I reached nearly the top, lost m , t
]told incl fell, If my friend, Captain
d,
to peer down ovo)• it.,
tale boiling
Spit
king hadn't been below C Sp
Wat0es, when I felt tl !
h 11 I to my I
a11a 14115 owed.allogtall
France -to the grant of land to the Jes
by the Due de Ventadour, the -'Tench (
enur ; that of Brallert de Sillery, and
of the Marquis de Ganrache
In 1703 Ii reach aupreuta_cy in Canada
anti British sway began. Under the -t
of pence of that year Roman Catholics
to ill u11oN•ed "t" profess their religion
C'a•dilta to the rites of their church us fit
the laws (If (:rept Britain would perm
The spiritual subjection of the Bishop t
clergy of this Roman Poutitf, h,,%$-evur,
cuts"le'rOd incompatible with the allegla
due tel Kiug (.ecu ,e III. Catholics were
legally recognized till 181:3. Ilgnce,
the BlIPpresston Of the Society of Jesuits
1 opt (ycinent X11r., in 1762, the chu"
authorities do Canada could uot• a,asu
11"11"geueut of the Jesuit property.
Thevdevasttttlon of the scige Of 1759 h
pre( entad the Jesuits from reopenfn}},,, til
cOUL-9 s in Quebec. The brief of "cmw
carte Lofure they could regather their fora
awl their collo(,re wt4s cunfiscatud by t
Govarnuent and turttad into barracka f
tie 'urrison. George III. promised some
the lands to Lord Amherst, but Attorne
Same
Ion- Ge-leral Monk &till Solicitor-Gaeral W
ly of haws decided that us the lands load bo
OPE ,ili'v •n for the purposes of education til
ticut Should stili be devoted to such aims.
ell
CS, It
N FL
sa
reed
that
theJesuit
order, ha
-We i2rg been a olislted im I.76.•a,--wauh3 crave
work sucuesscrs, and that the ltunlann C%athul
ansa• 1;t:;hup having Zhu civil urfsdiution tl
white }c•operty should revert to trc Crown and
alt se tilt old condition by which they were origh
ked; ul)y granted. Another Attorney -Genera
at c,iierward known as Lord Thurltiw, mai
s at twirled that " it scents a necessary cons
mad( quonce thjt t all the lows by which this
arSr property waa ereatet6.defined, and secure
car luust be continued." 1 et it was not unto
maks IO2 that tut act was franed In till. spirit u
he these legal opinions.
teal Then the present great trouble arose
alt Pope Clement XIV. in the brief of supplies
ear' situ of theJesuits 'lid Itotpass oil the merit
ade, of the complaints placed before him. Some
art Of tie powerful Courts of Hurote had con -
the ecived un antipathy to the Jesuits anJ
iioa charges ,had been formulated ; but it wis
for diplomatic pressure alone tltitt compelled
rum Cleve"t XIV. to order then, to disband ltd
fall ilit•o the ranks of tate secular clergy.
Alba One of these disbanded Jesuits, John Car.
tel roll, beelwle ufterwalyd the first Bishop of
he the Unitcrl .States, and came here with
ly, Clause and 1'`rankliu in the troublous times
en- of Ilia order to will the neutrality of Cana.
bor 'di:nls-the majority being French Catholics
ay —in the days of the Revolution. He lived
ul until Pius �'II, rehabilitated the Jesuits in
air 1814: he paw them begin the struggle for
ad tile. restoration of their preperty, lull the
ofIL•Ilultdredth anniversary aphis consecra-
ed tion—uf the establishment of the American
Hierarchy—at Baltimore and 'Washington !n
er
ented and
k• tiercitua bouetlthat, ul find nder tiem lt-,pract
all their privileges have been restored.
Y,
It was a long fight. Catholica were legal.
11$ ly recugniztid in Canadia the year before the
u, Jesuits were relievild of the ball of element,
er From 1815 the Jesuit estates were regularly
tit discussed, petition after petition being lire•
s stilted "to suspend the sale and alienation
01 of tilt. propert of the Jesuits" until the act
I of 1S3l, al• "." mentfone(,l, cams passed.
+ The patftion of this Evangelical Council
t .......
;ainst the act, just forwarded to the Gover•
i wtr•Gemc,:d, takes up the thread of .tile
r r t;u y L•Lre. On tie ;•alt of Judy, 1831; Lord
f (;lo'lcefoh, then Secretary for the colonies to
e -Ging IN'illianl IV.,"st4ysttti5 petition, "ad.
m tit'"; ;,Cel u:disputeh to Tlis Majesty's represen-
I.,tl' a in Quebec, in which be stated that
tl'.c Jesuits'estotes were, On the dissolution
I'f th;ttorder•, appropriatodto the.ocducatiop
of the puuple, and further, that the revenue
N'ilic•h aught result from that proTirty
should be regarded its inviolably ant} ox-
elusively applicable to that object, and
111orutiver, that ,the King, cheerfully and 1
Without reserve, confided the duty of the
at' ,11M atiOn of those funds for the purposes • a
tit education to the Provincial I,egtsluturo ;
but tie disposal of the &alit estates has been 1
fruit' time to time fmpc.led by the entrg0tic '
representations of t1leT authorities f the .3
R(anall Catholic Churelt, asserting a claim N
to their ownership." a
f1w gruunds of which the Fvanaelical t
COutwil'ubiects to the act which provides .
cnulpousation • to the Jesuits is that their 1
eatat•es were also conffaeatcd by prance, et
I11Jar whose latus they obtained property it) n
('iuhtda. Tho confiscation by France, it is
•trglled, justified the confisntion by Grout i
lA•)u1in. l;y, the Jesuits' 'Estates mut of tl
1$88 the Py.
in Council ie . cl
atithot•ised to pay the stent of $400,000 ,,Out
Pf ally public motley at Ilia diBpoSal," for h
t'-, purpose of such comp ntsitti(e1, "to re. Pp
((mll LLS a sperilLI tic it until the Pope luta alt
r utified the Bttitl t•Utt[etllent and Inado knows) tit:
Ili% wishes ruspeating the dinlributiun ill ly
such milount in this country." of
The friends of the Jesuits simply say thitt til
trio
Pupal restoration iu
( t » of the •Jeaulti justihc% tai;+
th'• (Ifinand for the right% thr't wr:ec theirs ]
n city.er a French ilia;; un'i guaru"teod by I Lk
L rr:I t. I... _
An Editor lttervipwB iter e'zar.
The story of AL•. Steak's into'
witll'•
.� t of a
11 til
e R
nasi
.1R 'd
1 411 '
tdll`Iel
Ill '
(!Ill',;ruc ti t'i,.c to he:n rvilotdton• bor. Stead
trn8 received very grgu !"»sly', and he dim.
, "V; , 1
u .,c i
m his most s 'I
L L tr
cent •
% I
cu h
1 tile
udv'LI .
,t
•I;es r f Russia and lin;; and bl-:%ludng gaud
ftiun(ls--gave, fu fitrt, ii, I•echaufre of all the
leading articles whi,:h have appeared in the
JI'ill Mall for some years past. Of course,
the (bur was charmed tooud that tile, jolt•.
"'"lirtic tribune of the )emociacy wits in
much thorouggh harniony with tit%+ ggreatest
autocrat in the world. In his 1,eart ►le "oust
have been surprised, but ot"ttvardly the tit".
tn....;;t beallwrr in a Irindly nlailll%•r of his
pleb„fan-ally. And the title s))ppefl alt^,y
771
uloea»tly enough. After, a while, however,
Dlr. titled thought he might he intruding o"1
his fuperial host, and with a bland smile
arose:, consulter( his watch, and Raid: "Real.
ly, Your Majesty, I feel that a poor journal•
ist has no right to take tip any more of your
vah"wble time," and with tills he departed.
Now, if their is any rule mnre, stritl ;Ont Clan
another in the etigqtette of collet life, it is
thalt royalty Rhoul'l always te1•min
Y ate a» ill.
to -•
n
r
�icw. The ! e Czar Cel '
4 11
marts
c 1 cid
y urrntsed
"hell Me. Stead uRluped the imperial pre•
ogative, and he repeated the story "ullly
mics Afterwards wit '
h rnten&e
delight, h1
1 t,
Of a endarme oto My &hnuldar nndaI HOwetc�r here II am, for
ran,ll N;,Ifnijivf tli•10ta - g![h ilorre How didteou Snake eat
g Was
erked back with an cath which wrnald ha ! _ > '' , Air. Ifi lir Y
sworn in n whale precinct of non- i Captain",Spifkins?eS'•11I&jOr{Ikmncer rr Uhf to -(lay? 1 g6e Weiit brake. The fel.
Io a at a Presidential election. ! tSpil'kins ) He was buried Out there aI Al r. last left: ' pint,^.1 a,lthnu'Yh I rung '%fI nrieur foot heemself I" ARM the John coupe. Couldn't bring hila h0 markt rat nil ud[ to , o }, in
ret
In ure Buffalo French, with a Slight I __ __ $ lne you know. 1 carets.
e Of the ltuo de Main street. Then ' " «'Here would you -'adville me to go to, No Don't Who eche ? who he is 2
Ing his teeth he managed to make me ' Doctor? 18nffer sit from fnsomnia." 'hy, 110"'the manufacturer ofthose tarda.
"stand that I hall stated in Buffalo , "You'd,letter go to sleep.,,—Siftings.
\
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A 1 RIEF.BUT INTERESTING. • o -
1. LAITY FAILING ?
(li nick J hitherto (onsldeeOd '
OF ,.,I 1,, tI Ili.
S rel t taec•eo-• hat•O bwu tlp-»ompos- 1 Ff1 )
•d 1.J far Kau" -of llouieh. \ f? F+ r1ENC1E OF LARGE FAMILIES
':'L ; ; ' Al •'n.•.• u! the latent uuuwt is that AMONG THE BfETTER CLASSES.
f „ ;,•tit.. - -. `a:'.:1, ul•aoe, with Slight --
N -. t llcrtoaKgSt4s of shy A1ltirkllgre—iyhai ii ell
-Tete! °"'1rr'i '' +,tt••m a U made to eget• Omcc the Gior of iY .
-The 1". .• ••.ter e:,.. .,. „1,vator,pruportiun F�Iere Y gtrsNttptNWao ioWietr
e t, W; ,,,.1 ;L, ,, ., 11th bell. invt—Isueployreeuat of (Yet Nlttyteo
Billla,Slw,,,ltxiig-l-varingtre4BL,%vebranches e:on(IoMiplwl.
re( I"";''t• %`}' r!tta eothur elltiruly'.r partially Jeluly Wreu discusses the Interesting
e toun.,r' e)•,,u„L the, New
of "Is ItlaternityFailing ?” fu the
nitsIit 1 I.,I.,eX-eous fluoride of Moth )Ila., e, clew York Herald, "The question,"
Y Bays the writer, " is one which concerns the
low mel• int,,%' nl,t:tined In u e stxt0 and its
daOnit% dvternlined, ruoe'"null "lore vitally than Some others re -
that eently discUsse,)I ky the u% It and the press.
A st• tit.• a$ N ell as a &y mbolie4l mono, It IS a stljeet too auered to ba andled light -
ft !teen N•111 hu: t will slut !• i 0reccell in dif- 1y, and yet for tie Sake of posterity it should
tcaty 1a,t..(mluter'afPeels t(tBa)itctileuovel• beinvostigittedthoroughlyandullhesitatfn -
were i-6' ]y ; therefore bravui"
uta. It. tbt srry r r:u t h• unl:L shul•k that ale• ' a the Lritici 1118 of Nti -
ctnird lt.t•entl ill '. • necked contemporaries, I Put the question.
r as S _t amt dive t were re. " why, may
it," warkol.tt• 4,10 slwttarallban nala0s, biro ria Y I ask, is it nO longer gaud
furca for the re t auubl0 won&+t to be the
cud writ n� d,.nnxke• loather of more than one, or at the most,
waa 11 Let: "veto uheerved that Ile I•:iflel two curled darlings ?
ace Tilt "14h cult' over 670 feet high, hila been rncuuf mel+two iagilegLlIs tnit tr?e that
ther t
not ftequt:), 1), etveluped !n cloud at a height of "(t fonaree capable of thou• teul,f ust function
at GYU feet. 'uothe -hoed ? Is it Lllu fact that lila fust,
ell ALLOrcliu(( to Airna. I;lavat8ky the apes flttfg"'119, re2iciting life of the society devotee
'Ula are "(It ()lie ancestors, but are deVr+nerate is ion Clivilhy to Illatorility, and that the loss
(lie deseetidu»ta of Prehistoric mun, of vitality and nerve force attendilig, it is
ad 011e of the largest Sheep cuntpa.tlo. iu allslvcrsble for the empty cradles and unused
Ilinntuta Territory has ducltrod a dividend htusurlea in many wealthyhwuea?
air of 29 per cent, for last year's business. The We know that theta is u now regime,
til sav next Y P Y allot that w•11L"eab out ri
es, S•sur the expect to I'c:rease it. b •andutothets looked
An area of :1,500 Square wiles ht tilt (iraln- bulb admiring pride epee Lhe dozen ur more .
Ior le ag' hilsins Of the Jewez unit Rio (:raude hits Own, aro^llod the he urL 1llcenessea of their
of "Lull a 1rveycd with sufficient detail to con• .,agree( find thStone, uuw we could
atruct a trapun the stole of two miles ,tis an anotig lila"upper telly"' walk a that Y' inch, t could
1!• buuat half u dozen tllCltibers of the second
bee The finest railway statlan in the work( is generation tile Paid to be the terminal station fn Bombay, iunl"ors pain" ass this 1, u� ease in domestic'
India, of the Peninsula Railway, It wits PSYchologie&l fact—viz., that tile l fr"ittioas to e of
finis i
v. 1 Lot ]list AIRY and named in honor of the many minds from the nuraely up to the
no• 4.111press:of-Inklia,--•#t_..teok •.telt -years -bo-Balolt•as-ttLuessnr to the
is build it, land cost nearly $1+9,000,(!00, genius? It xol yTM det'illb-pii'ieiir5r-'"`---
ie According tld seem so, indeed, ,When 1
g to &n official return there are rw)ienl) ring that Napoleon 13unaparte wile
eI tl'is Year 6,.7119 atu dents in the four universi• 0110 Of thirteen children, IluI - .11 Franklin I- ties f 8410tland, which is just twice the ane of Seventcon, (:01e,;L1 ,11ainI car" one
1, nu"llbur recorded in 1862. `!'here are eleven Char f •'
fewer e do le.s 1)ickelts u
n• ewer one e u •
n f eight,
3 i
46 h
U t
at I 1
t delta alt l:elinburgh, •and steno uta of seven alt• nlut'o, I3� 1><rG}ad-
e• Glasgow coulee Mixt with 2,'200 ; tie,, Aber• Make pcaeell'haekerary, .t•undsil•e
t leen with 918, and St, Andrew's with 22). namesake, was one of hixte,ul, on�laseaoter
J All admirable textile matter, Staid to bo 211'4115' (others could ho cited Who have alt
d' soft, elastic, tough, and Bilky, and which tltiurd culinalec in One dePartlllellt or an.
I can he chemically bleached without losing other Who mer® nue f many, while in.
fro has beeunbtuiuedin b'ruuou atlLelecs of &n only child's celebrity are rare.
fr,ar, a Plaut called kanaff, brought What the What possibilities our fashionable mother
B
shores of the Caspian Ilea. of to -(lay forego in their narrowed home
s The scrubbing which the London statues and Cil'lof?ra Wile possibilities Of fostering, rr
b b for themselves n Salus it
are getting one by one is not always an un• tinction, for we ill reluemLei�E\u2,o�le((f5s
mixed blessing. Souse of thele aAe so ppointe'- answer ii -hell einenllue. de Stael a,Ws
n retched aB works of art that !t lvould be it him who hL considered the greatast N omen.
charily' to grow icy over thaw : when tie ' She mailam'1, who is th0 nu)thel' of the
grime of centuries is reniovetl by weak
acids, }rater and Soap they have a cur start• Moet childrou,' replied tie ,reatest general
Ifng appearance. S of 1'r)u,ce to the "teat, br'iltit+lt n'olnan of t
Tie International Exposition of the Fine h4, day. I
Arts, which einse(1 at Munich Oct. 3d, sold "lt to &self-evident fact that society
441 feces for 1,070,510 marks. At Gla.,- wou'tu do not have as ,many children aP
Pthose ICES fashionable, and the intportailt
ff,rau' the Show which closed Nov 10lt1ad0 & question to ho anst%ered is, Nhich is cause
t)rilliant financial exhibit; but the exposi- and Which effectg
tion ut Bologna, Italy, and that tit Brussels "Cully lessen the chic lets of e fashionable
life Ot
have callus off• at the little end f tie horn, (lues it necessitate its decrease ? Dues i t
A deficit must be mot in each case. destory Maternity, or only 1
Cardinal Lavigerie, .has brought over front convenient ? Y Put it amide as in•
Africa two graceful gazelles as a present to But sonic one 'Will say These u
Lea XIII. They have been housed in a butterflies are not only woman fu when,,
`4`11"r of the \ .lticall gardens, allot the Poe mate'•uity seems to be falling. The intel-
iievur takes his (laily walk willing the'vines litLtu;iJ Nonlen, too, those whose energies
fled 8hnabs, N)aioh ht himself has iurpo ted, are exp•+tided upon the higher edueatian,
withi;ut stuppsll g, in front of tilt inclasurea vt'teu have nu progeny. Those who rep(
whole the ani"lals hove become quite tame. the., tell! bo the latterday scicutists; those
Among` the latest finch .. in excavlating theohf ,hest mit clown the new religion --viii,,
near thL Acropolis tit Athens is a portion of the high that mewcantal
cu'stuueafur wonar.4—hy
the cdecorntion of a tumplo above the front huu<i is materially &t}'eut(el obty &,r mother•
row of colurnus fn the triangular Space called Servo force, wasted in cliutbin Ile losshof
the pediment. It consists of thre0 winged of fntallectclality. This nhan g heights
Malo figures N•hich coalesce in the f"Ids of a ohuuoe I doubt ft. , Put grantingall
ltbe so' a1•. „
snake. It is altpposed to ropreseltt th[i "•fast the question fn the societymut2 t it is,
TYPhut since Euripides mentions a throe. Still uta s case is
budiod Typhon, "',answered, for •Ile arguments that
would reach one wouldd not apply to the ,
Other, for they Are by no means identical.
COTTONS FOR CHINA. " Can it be, as it has been intimated, that )
the Tile 1!cltort Assulnlntl -alsge Nretlerttclus— the t»otlerly in9tinot !'s disappearingg? Can
A urowiria Trotte. question of childless women be auB•
w°r0" l,Y fashion ? Has Motherhood lost its
The export of cutLon grind's frOul Canada old time Banctit ? The ,
to China, though only couuueneetl Bowe nine n,othurliood .'lW4,thu erownfn was .
or tot ulontitS 11gu, is already "sell,, ling large lvu"p:inhood• Awoti,uu posses g glory of
propurtioliB, tile total +E211 g ooh [ sed with ever
unit &)ready ex• er blessing oil Lartli felt that she was
Poi led being a"nut 12,000 bales. Although .iit'leed accursed if this greatest of all bles-
this funuvatioll was started by the -two 81,198 were denied her. T •
i'rgeet hulderB i)f cotton stock, the first i5s,"4h's prayers was for childrenburden e
orilorr liuro goneroublydivided amongst the blessing God bestowed u on Abraham The
ariOus fatltorics, aw tile now rade the promise that p was I.
t has P at leo shoals rear up a genera•
been eno•ally . takell lip, The goods trade tion of people. The highest ideal of lvontan-
tere for the Chinese market ure known as hood is the Madonna with'her ch'
' ahirtings," but instead of "ei21g 8I lbs. for nondern society has act up a new and child, but
11
Ij yards, which is the Standard take fn , ideal, in which there is, no inf&nt, and the
ngl&ud fat' the ChinLSu market, they weigh gtlestion which farces itself upon us is one
bout !(1 to til lbs., being 3 to 3j yda, to al grave importance—viz., Is In ternit Ili -
he pound. They tire shipper( per Canadian clued fit Ing at- is the morali:,+of our N•unlen
If railway and stutinlCr8 to Sllallrhai at growing less? Does the fashionable N•omian
to rates than the American manufactur- cure "tore for a girlish lookin , $t,,
n can ol•tain, cone quently the Catiadian for her unborn children ? 119 i ll I are ata I
oakurs reap 1411 additI0111d UtIviLlltage. IThe judec I)Ctt%'CCI1 the Sacred duty of mother.
Dads ]Lave tiwt,with great a !kfxid nd the secular duties of society and )
g pprucal fu this '}
civ nutrket and are it) good c oniaud, so tiutt . In favor of the latter 7 I ask the gnestio11
ec undo is like("p to )e It constant and it,- sel'lutlSly, Is it the misfortune or* the fault of
easing One. the society N•mnan of today that "llatohait
The otlect(in the ('auarliull cattail trade is fallin•"? Who trill answer? C'a,, we,
a8 already begun to I,v uppitroit, but will beii(We tKat our woneu are.less favored .
cedll • hu fu!t to a fru• g••• 'tee Ali than l
S ,(.ate,• d(,Ic •, , other woinan, and that to for their
t•ianve (.•f 15 per cent, hits already "cell de.olato locarthstonLa they plunge
nhi on g'ay cottuur' aiut th!s
Isis "lot unlike- Y P be 'in the
sll"ll" of fashionable gayg7? Would flat
t" be followed l,y altother• Tl,e position .Ivu (;')"Ill believe this even.'
tole 1nUnHfuct•Urera lot p1•esuilt ill it very I'llat the motherly instinct is not as great
:1g; mic, and a., thug Illive not been as formerly is proved in the increased tell•
auytlling lune thio" u bare living durt.:y of the mothers o 1
"it f pabes,to leave t
t t the hes r hail
tf)
r1 long n to
time the ,
me " .1
t 1 t l
t t us
(, t ••
k it ' t.
g i '
I'" 1131 V • ^
tl
L
care of
nurse i
o;y til; t butter times are in RturL. huy0rs J• ('• tVinterR, of New York, in a paper
U P•epn ci,uiMeut that eto,•ks ill; -)I hands elutl before the Academy of lfeciicine, says I
C vary !;.raw tool 1!ut e uc•t 1 „ell iu it hurry ticlemvr, ' condemned tili
JI ail? 0 , r , N n %kolit., o practice now so
1 , LuliButlg that cahuuon u"hungsocfotywonvn of wnlploying
• r pifci c,a1:,1 h•• r.l.t :iced. 1;I;t :Lg"If wet nueses instead of thcfu80VOS perforiaing
4 1
., t'. tin 'r
t 11<II
I 1 Lt" I
(1 t - ' r
t t• . t . [ e 11t. Ill t
!: 1 t�.e ,art ittesof a uu>thwt'• «euauallyselect,
t the ..^tt,. k ,•f („ iv% cotta: ill uculuiw• - roe Says, i a hireling to perfnrn) the nupthcr8
,itl
•.
I. L.
t I u•.
� er n •.c
t. ' t .L r •'
inti: 1 . (. 1 duty, IL
W413 ()lie AC who c c
cat is
s.
the low.
I.) .t c w•
1 !': 'rs P
ur uLu. .
u, tw" t%etda'sulph?v. est phu2e flt the social scale, and in whom
c•'nr: ti lvla,e is that rrlo. ;Lir )I) Ill tilere ill an absence of
1 mortal r uallties--ane
try t(:,, and iy has olll "u,•..n1c evh.u,;t who can forsake her alta e}1i11d and take a
a4trn, +.t"rkP all 711'Ipllhll ,t r,• vI•r•y law. i,tranKcr's to her breast ; pile 74110 esti u•it-
,,1.Ilra•,: Lr.iliPr, I'VC(Aved lure n• ; ,a-1 ge, but, n•%a the grailual Starvation and death of ]ter
very t;pnerxd ill "lie %'trfety of goats, and own child and who may be a double murder.
"' %virlpvJ'read eilur•artor' iJ til;• tiedurs. ess by [>nisouin'her foster child N•i(h opiates
c"tt,ne trallo will allow helve 14 ll,otns of lir aleoh01, If, after• being n"urithud from
:•.it. of its s•.r•phie prrndutt'di" un,l the Pitch a fountain, our chil[1 !1 perverse, fro.
,Nit! "a x"t t•t t u." all th,•it' llhwhinery ward, insolent and has no regard for troth
1'1 tin.' , it t) .• . low tith,• rdlmt ill • ,, 1W110 isaceountable? Is notthe mother ,hi')
• ' , nl•tr.+;fw Lururn' i.:. %%t•IJ ILB 1„ Ilt-privet( hin, Of hot- own [etre, nntainfud11
a:,u:e wail rut,..tl nlerLluants.---:.luutrcar breast, ant) who ttntrelm.sed for hill, inatead a,
Polluted, cdebauelted stream ?'
-'--..-. -'---- - -- I, fay not this Pernicious custom expla!
A Falwnbtr 'Inunvccipe, the moral decline In the children of worth
'flit of i"inid nntuusoript of Dipken's ,tar Patients? How (ten is the communit
"Our \lutuid hriea i , is it, tai: I„%ru.esi,q� shnrked by the 8012 of pious, upright parents
1 turning scoundrel, or the daughter losin
of Nil, (:. \1'. t'l:ilrls, of H lila,41)11:ii:, wit(, ctaate, %vith no a '.• '
is t•1 •R,l•.t•
t I •> acre
J t r n ,
hal . tea .
ta'tap PP u9e
ti d ••u in
L1 _ u til h
fa • ' r ))load d
Tl;e �tnry ,.f this mannRcri),L lo- r•+," -ler i c.. when iu reality they have a"srbetl the cause
nia) kaldo. "(1nr .Munial I. Tien i " tray rc- with their foster mother's milk, and the
vienrd iu t.Ll-'1'il"us alt Iw;;td, maul ill -i ret N•orld.sees Only tile "fleet without gnessiag
till-
cattle. u o.
1:u , t .
1 lilt^1' ' I IY t'
tt. R I, • un
tin a that % tilt lilt,,, at til
y t. ?!t•. rl)Lllue, %vi:,, a Wortten of to-
hnd prevunlsly lnforn;"rt ])fakt^ns that hl^ illy puus0 awhile in the halls of fashion and
had iuldertal:.(m to tllo jil Hill t•, " till- til •r :nslvc r the questiana of their Own responsi• S
book ” fu that,,iLurual, til,• a,4:r4 v lot N llla)t I bility. • --_
cafrriell great weight in thaap ,ia t l:, llickeiw ' —
so (SigghO)'+appreciated the value aci d, scrvlre " Ah, IlLy darling," murmured J. Court
prose ed 1)aljait had ronda'('i Hall that lie I']si'sor, aft they sat on it sofa ill the softly
prcal-nted'him ctfth the manns(•ript, which I lighted pnrlor., „Yon must forg�,ive your
tileonthltsiastic Critic reoeivod with the rut- I -ducky fur whitt he sairi to little t1rother tit
most effusion, vowing that ing N'out(i always tllc Bupper table, but little brother wa+
treasure It as one of lits most precious pas. I nouhhty, you know. What's Lite matter
ieesions. Within la short time, however, wit, Johnny littery, illydie , an way s"
`ho rnahuscript was r.ald to Ai1
r, Childs for Jn11r1ny' (frorn behind the Sofa)--" Ile's all
Wso. I ,right!"
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