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HE WEEK'S NEWS
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• wa.et .^1 .....ggeton harbour i8 now
lower than 1, Ell3 been for yams.
The U. F. Loyalist Ilistotical Society of
the Bay of Queue that net Eat hetet organ-
- tilked•
Miss Maggie II (-gm of MeNillop town -
Ship, was fatally injured by being thrown
hem her eerriage..
Light frost 00 Sunday night wee report-
ed from South Dakota, North•West lows,
and Northern Nebraska.
The establishment of the Empire tobaceo
Montreahltes been mlay destrey•
tSsese•Tha loss was fully covered by
Capt. Joseph Ash, an obt pensioner at
Sarnia, has been sten to gaol for attempting
to commit [min& by cutting his threat with
• jackknife.
A despatch front Ottawa mays that the
rearrangement. of tho Military staff by
Malordleneral Herbert wilt result in a
eav ng of 810,00) it year.
John Dunn, who wee seriously injured
In Hamilton on Monday beet hy the burst -
lug of an emery wheel. (tied in the City
hoepital on Sisturday morning.
A young man named Jae. Lyle was bathe
ring et the Beach, opposite Hamilton, Ont.,
Tumidity, when lie went down before
assistance could reed hitn, and wasdrown•
ed.
A Montreal man named Samuel Christie
Carter has been arrested on the charge of
havingoaused thedeat h of his mother•in•law,
Elizabeth Peacock, by throwing her violent-
ly down on a bed while she Wan in 4 atate
of intoxication,
Quite a sensation hait been caused in
Montreal by the &onetime:tient thet L,
Atnedie Pennwalt, soe nf the famous
orator and instigator ef t he rebellion of
'37, had Windy broken tiway front the
Rommi Catholic Church and was about
embracing the Presbyterian creed.
A large number of represeetative ferment
from England, Deland, and Scotland re.
sponded to the invitation of Sir Charles
Tupper to visit the North•Weet at the ex.
pongee( the Federal Government, with a
view to reporting upon its desirability as a
oountry for settlement. Fourteen were
'sleeted, and some of them are now in this
oountry.
1011TItli,
The Bank of England'e rate of dis•
count has been raised from four to five per
cent.
lady Abertleen'e tittle book entitled
" Through Canada with a Kodak " evok.
lug much intermit in London. She epeaks
very warnily ot Cenatlian kindness and the
resiogreen of the tmentry.
The death is announced at Southampton
of Miss Mary Augusta Gordon, sister ot the
late General Gordon, who Wan well•known
throughout Hampsbire for her groat honey.
*lance.
The grave of Mrs. Sitidons, the great
Englieh actress, in St. Mary's burying -
ground, St. Pencraa, is to be taken in hand
end thoroughly restored hy the loeel au.
thorities.
,A epeeist eablegram saye there is reason
to hem, for an amicelsle setteement of the
trouldefi in the South Wales and Monmouth-
shire coal -fields. Fifty thousand miners
are expected to resume work tooley.
Mr. Astor, the new landlord of Cliveden,
has made himself very impopuler among
the frequenters of tee Thamee by cutting off
the privilege whieh the I e of Westminster
always allowed river excursionists of uking
tea on the terrace opposite Cookham lock.
The suocesoion of the Pekoe( Edinburgh
to the rulerehip of the Duchies nf Saxe•
Coburg and Gotha slominetee public inter-
eet in Germany, and widely s.
moure in regard to the matter are every.
where eireulatea. el an
English duke lots surprised and dissatisfied
the nation, though the fact is quietly am
copted by the Duchies estneernesi.
The London Daily Chronicle, in referring
to the refusal of the British Governme»t to
tempt the Dominion Government'a Mita.
tion for two liritielt impede to visit Canada
to enquire into the alleged existence of camel, blank() ty the time he is through
pleurovenmonia among the cattle, lays with it,
that if the Canadian vethrinsry experts fail- All the old boot' and stockings he will
ad to discover a single ease of the &sem, pitch into the closet together, and his wife's
flreat Britain ought to admit their live corsets and skirts, which she dui not weal
cattle 'gain. away, will be piled on top, and hie old pants
1-SWV,11 STATES. and hat complete the pyramid. A man
does not hang things up, as a rule.
The Canadian exhibitor& in the live stook He throws them down " anywhere," to
(dosses at the World's Fair are proving very heve them handy.
surmessful as prize winners. Then " seem" shout dinner. He puts
By the starting up the mills ard furnace the joints' in the oven to roast, and phtsi
in Pittebiwg, Pa., nearly seven thousand !Ile potatoes to boll at the same time. And
men mere put to work during the post he makes the coffee and puts it on the stove,
week. and retires to the sitting.room lounge with
that new book. No need of staying ther
Wages will be reduced on the Union broiling in the kitchen all the forenoon
Nino railway to the extent of at least ten Thi ngs will cook just as well without any
per mt. It is not thought that the men body's hanging right over them I
will strike.
So he leaves them to cook I
The hauled enrage, on the Harlem road, His book is interesting, and he reads on
ran into another train on Saturday near
Dyktrian's station. Five people were killed
and several injured.
Over forty preens ate known to have lost
their lives in the recent hurricane off the
New Yorlt and New .Jersey coasts. Fifty.
eight persons are still mining.
A fire in South Chicago the other day
*mid 250 houses, and did damege to the
'anew. of $1,000,000, About seven thou-
sand people have been rendered homeleu.
Two acres of buildings in the business
centre of Delavan, Wis., wera destroyed
by fire on Monday night, and on Tumidity
morning the town wee without a hotel, a
livery stable, or a postmilMe. The loss is
estimated at forty thousand dollars, with
Insurance for halt that amount. regulation et the Earth.
itENEUAL. The human family living on earth to•day
consists of about 1,450,000,000 souls -no
An epidemic of dysentery is raging in fewer,probably more, These &redistributed
the southern provinces of Japan. literally all over the earth's surface there be•
A National %Mien Exhibition will be ing no considerable spot on the globe where
held in Nijni Noygorod in 1896. man has not found • foothold. In AIM, the
Fromm threatens to send back gun -boots sculled "cruile of tbe human race," there
are now about S00,000,000 eo le densely
crowded, on an average if a out 120 to
every square mile. In Europe there ore
320,000,000, averaging 100 to the sqttare
mile, not so crowded as Asia, but every.
where dense, and in many places overpopu-
lated. In Africa there are approilinittely,
210,000,000, and in the Amerleas-North,
South and Central -110,000,000 theme la t ter,
of course, relatively thinly scattered over
broad often& On the intends, large and small,
there are probably 10,000,000 more. The
extreme* of ths Weeks and the whites are
al five 00 three, the remaining 700,000,000
intermediate, brow's, yellow, and tawny in
color, Of the entire race 500,000,000
well clothed -that is they wear garments
of sonw kind that will cover nakednesa-
250,000,000 hebituelly go naked, and 700,.
000,000 only cover the middle part of the
body ; 500,000,000 live in houses, 700,•
000,00 t in Irate and caves, the remaining
250,000,000 virtually having no plaiat to lay
their heeds.
A WAN'S 11011aRKEAPING. WILL WHEAT ADVANCE?
111 KATI,. THORN.
If ever woman complains about the
troubles end trials of housekeeping, her
Milhaud to elwaye ready to say that house.
keeping is juet fun, and he generally Ws
that he can do it as well as any woman who
ever Ityed !
And he believes it. He is thoroughly
siucere about it. And that ie what always
amuses us. '
It ie strange why he ehould believe it,and
yet• he does.
Hy knows that in order to learn the
eissiOnter'o trade a man must spend months
with a master workman. lie knows that
no man can run a steam engine until he hes
learned how. He would laugh at the wont -
an who aeserted that she could navigate a .
vessel around Cape Horn without learning •
how, Yet he could keep a house the tiret
time he tried.
And we have seen him try. Lots of him,
and lote of times. And we iney add that
We always enjoy Boeing him.
His wife woks op some "victuals," and
leaves him to go on a vieit to Sister Bennett,
or Aunt Mary,
Our male housekeeper bristles with
knowledge. "He ill not going to be all the
forenoon putting things 10 order. Women
are glower than death, as a rulel
just fly around, and get the work done up
and read that new book before dinner.
If it is werm weather, he airs the houtie.
Fresh air is uonducive to health. He sets
nil the windows wide open, and the doore
ditto aed never minds if the screens are
close:1 or not. He wonders what metres so
many flies and weeps, and tries to drive
them out with a newepaper as he has seen
his wife do, but the flies know him, and
are not afraid of him, he says -but he never
mice thinks that he hasn't got the knack of
driving them! Humph as if a man could
not drive flies as well as e woman !
The wind rushes through the house liko
Western "blizzertl," and blows down the
papere and magazines, and whisks the dried
graben out of the vases, and upset' the
bouquet holders, and scatter' the sheet
Male allover the room, and he wondere,
"What in thunder does make the wind
blow so all et once?"
Theo he begins to sweep. Did you ever
see a man sweep If so, you know how it
is done. The motions are about half•way
between sawing wood and pushing a baby
carriage, and if there is myth dirt, then
Heaven preserve tho unlucky individual
who happens to get to the leeward of the
sweeper !
He leaves the broom on the deorstep, so
as to have it handy in future, for a man
housekeeper has a great idea of having
Wage "handy," and proceeds to wash the
dishes. He wipes his hands on his pante by
way of making himself tidy, tucke up his
shirt -sleeves, pute on his wile's apron wrong
side out, pours acme water into the first
receptacle handy, and begins.
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i AN ARKANSAS MIRACLE.
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'DEATH AND DIDADTED Public Museums all Etliteaters.
, ' No en -or mild be greater than to !oppose 1
The Present Situation Received and the .
Eutaw Preenestle ated. IN PRAIRIE FIRES . ........
that greet publie meseinns do not play a !
_ ' tenons part in the development of muumuu- , A Rentarkable atory of Interest
to Every Wottitut.
There is, probably, no thne iti the history . ities and countriet They are not light '
.
of the grain trade wean people have been . resort., ter the idle tor lounging places for , ___
more tempted to invest. in wheat, and have i Widespread Destruction Oli that the ieereaut. lhey exert a coustitut aed '
A 1011,10 Vi a 411111 1110. rirag Literally Fad
the itivestment as at the present moment, — 10,0071r.f I' Iciii:i,lyiscileve,,(,,in,litrh,,ectitiLtemilri igneRtic„,00 att)tisel
the taste of sliese among whom they are sit• "it A "I''''- 1.11"111"" 11."""ii"ce'l lifer
case Itenale,.. Dew she was Saved.
at the same time felt so little confidence in Great Plains of the Weal.
So many factors enter into the question to
infleenee values this yeer, the 0 the study trend of education and, front the printery , Prom the edema-, lienmerat.
Ilslittne Fire tor Lire.
Helmets up, they promote end modify culture The story of ronewm1 health tohl ie the
of the situation is more interesting, and
. . --- in seitowee and the arts. The foundation of 1 followilig arthee lias been carefully invent-
cononanda more general attention than tt 'Dm recent germs and eyelones teat have
the superiority of France in neramira, tea • geteil by the Democrat, and el of the sleep -
hies done for years past. swept. ever the Mississippi Valley, although re,,,,,,,,,d decorative intlustriesgenerally was est lids:reel to ail parents. The condition
Looking at the inthieneen which haee terrible hi the lora of human life, end the
laid by the great Napoleon when he deepoil• of Miss Cesstients is that of thousands' of
brought wheat to its present low level and destruetion of property, accomplished seine
eil the Mica of Italy of pictorial sod plast le girls in our land, whom, health mei vitality
kept it there for en many months, the first gond in reainting, and tinatiehing 0110 preirie treasures and distributed them among mo• is slowly but timely being mapped away.
and most striking one's the redact:mule- firea that, for %averse weeks passed, have teed,' „Hee,. el his own eountry, espy, Pale, listless and Hallow girls meet es on
thin of stock in all quarters which dragged raged over the great plaint; of the Weist. iutly near potteries ani factorieo. England eve' y side, and unites the Nemo prompt
down wheat many pointa by sheer (lead From the Dakotan to the Oklahoma coml. lees followed the example he pointed ont ass measures aro taken 48 ill the case of Mine
weight on the market, Chicago venlig: try, this vast peairia region has been men!' profoinelly shrewd. Tseday iu the vicinfty 1 'temente, a promatere grave is the inevit•
tore made a strenuous effort to sustain values, with terribly destructive thee. Men, women 01 her great clay beds end near the centers aide remdt. Lulu Clemente, the ttineteett
and slid for [level el months keep the price end children have eitlwr perished or beets of her looms are mummies with schools na year old slaughter of Mrs. Cora V. Clemente,
there above all the other markets, and al- eeverely injured in the flange. Millione of aileinel II 111 Wilitill her artisans learn the sme of Ills, most prominent reeidents of Lon•
most on a, level with Now York, with the am ets of prairie land have been burned liver,
;esthete- principles of their erafte. The oke, Ark., was attacked with a mysteeions,
mutt that wheat was attracted there in mel in some parte nearly whole eniudiee
itilvanse in gliesseut ling, in the qualityalur• wasting (Itemise over 0 year ago, and despite
uch tetantittes, by the premium paid for it, pillow the charred courae of this tempest of
ability end (lecoration of her portiolaine, in the strenuous efforts of the local phyeiciane
hat the apes -Meters were awamped. They lire. the shapes and tones of her potteries, its due elm senititnied to grow worse. Her blood
tad to let go, and prices went lower than Property worth hundreda of thousands nf above all other influences to t.he wiee policy had turned to water, ehe suffered intense
hey would probably have gone had bust- dollare and connieting of houses, berme eat- of bringing learning anti beauty down to the agony, and was almoat ready to give up
teas been allowed to run in its legitimate tee, horses ane hay proved a total toes. It 000110101 people and establishing ita joint life when relief came. Her dor is best
domed. The (nom reliable eetimates make hee been a dry season, and henee the prairie
he aggregate mocks of wheat, and flour in firee are not only more numerous, but un• home where ite subtle and irrealstible spell
Europe, afloat, and in America oil August usually deotructive. must exercise general sway. IVithout the
, 178,000,000 bushels, against 122,060,000 Muttellnits of the metropolis the growth of
mallets on August I, 1892, or about 44 The dry grass made the vast plains east
per cent. more than a year ago, and that at
time when the new crops aro being
tarvested in all parts of Europe and
America
With the large suppliee to cerry on this
continent, Ole financial etringeney hen been
potent factor in holding prima down,
making it ex tretnely difficult to obtain loans
and that only at high interest, as the spread
of tio between September and December dm
liveries, or equal to 34 per cent. per annum
for carrying °bargee, will Madly. The state
f the exchange market, also, luta interfered
greatly with free shipment from the Welt.
Not only ie foreign exchange low and most
difficult to readies oil, but domestic ex•
change, particolatly on New York and
Philadelphia, can only be sold at a ruinoue
diaeount of $10 to $15 per $1,00), thus add -
How tho soapaude fly and how the
dishes rattle 1 •
Crack gem the handle of a cup ; but he
doesn't mind that ! needles are a nuisance
on Emma any way
Knives, pletes, tin dishes, and iron stew.
pans, are all smelted in promiscuous Mete;
hie motto is the miller's, "Find come, firet
served."
As long es they tsre waahod, what mat
ters it whether the frying•pan or the chins.
cream pitcher itomes firet %Venice like to
fool away their time witelting dishes, but
he has sotnething elve to do
He spatters the wall pap, a Beattie his
hand with the steam, breaks the tea•kettle
cover, lets the water boil dry in the kettle
and don not know, to save hie life, where
I that dreadful emell of molting soldier mimes
from, till the whole thing is ruined ! A
woman always inveetigates all unusual
smells ; but a Mall weits for the knowledge
lie seeks and expecte it to come to
without seeking 1
le &Mee at last, and leaves half the
for .§
Clew Ras.
that no MA11 Catl
a right. They will
le up, sir the part which
foot will he at the head,
t on crosewise of the bed,
gill be mod for the towel
with the quilts. And the
look like a two -humped
•
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fact well
put the
either be tet
otieht to be se*
or they will
or the uppee
one. And josh'
b w
and at the end of a couple of hours, he con
eludes he will " see" about dinner some
more. By that time there is little to see
beyond smoke, anecinders, and a " busted
potato kettle.
That tamdollar joint io charcoal -very
bed smelling, too; the pototoes are burn
fast to the remnants of the kettle, and th
coffee and cooking stove live ebsorbed
each other, and -But we say no mon
The wicked words whloh our man house
keeper gives vent to are sufficient.
But, strange to say, he is not convinced
that his wife can keep bowie any better -
he in juet am confident of hie ability as ever
to the Meinam river, before Bangkok, if her
new demands ore not granted immediate.
ly.
The census of foreiguere resident in
France allows that the total number is
1.130,211. The Belgiane are most numer.
005.
It is rumoured that, in coneequence of the
rich at San Sebastian, the infant King of
Main and the Queen Regent have taken
refuge on board a entiocr.
A deepatch from Buenos Ayres states
thet the town of Corrientee has been esp.
tared by the rebels, who have also defeated
the knees under CA Aciume.
The striking eel) drivers of Naples and
their friendo have had eeveral encounters
with the military. On Friday over one
thousand person. were 'mooed.
The negotiations between Ni. de Villiers,
_gal • ,mhogigspeoial savoy at Bangkok, and
-.Novernment`for the settlement
of the Franoo•Slainese dispute, are at a
complete standstill.
A eyolone passed over &Meru Silesia on
Thursday last. One hundred hews at
Nenstadt, Kesel, and Obergloeau were
unroofed, crops were deatroyed, and severs)
persons wore killed.
Twelve Anarchists wore arrested in Rome
on Wednesday night, and the French Ern•
busy wee protected by a cordon of troops.
These meuures prevented the recurrence
of any serious disturbance.
Reports gain credence at Berlin that
Prince Luitpold will resign the regency of
Mimi& in favour of his son. Owing to the
Kluft affair, there is a feeling that he is
losing control of the Government and is be.
Inthoodwinked.
A special cable despatch from Rome nye
thatafter the conclusion of the manoeuvre('
of the Italian fleet on Wedne§day, Prince
Henry of Prussia, at a dinner given by
raeg Humbert, referred to the war vessels
of Italy as ouperb.
The English yacht Insect, lying at Kiel,
hoc been seised by the ilertnan authorities.
Rer where is due to the fact that two
Frenchmen, who were living on board, in.
enured ouspicion by their actions, and were
taken into eustOdy as spies.
Prince Duong Chan, of Cambodia hav.
lag refused the request of the Freed:Gov-
ernment to leave Parill, was arrested, eo•
warted to Maniacs, and deported to Al.
niers. The reason has not been sesigned
for the anxiety nf the novrroment grt
nd ot the royal visitor.
The Maharajah of Puttiala, who recently
married an &mien were, rules over the " Lame Duck " is an expression applied
mth largest of the ttetive States of lndia to a defaulting member of the Stock Ex.
f "nolisb proteeticm, his dominions ex. change. W lien he fails he sold " wad -
'1 5,337 miles, 'lithe population die off the Exchange."
oil a hall) and it revenue of a As an indication of how the slave trade
411 .„'„„l," ..storlatit• It it survives in Africa, it is stated that Ian
„"...ikh,,btatell, and summer a oftravon of ten thousand °smell;
7 --- .". tn"loritY and four thousand slaves left Thnbuctoo
tor Morocco.
Don't he Vulgar.
Vulgar women like to attract att ention ;
they are bond in their dram and talk ; they
ean he seen and heard at a distanee ; they
are numerous, generally annoying and often
offenelve.
Vulgar women wale like grenadiers ; they
come down on their heele with force enough
to shake anything from an "L " road sta•
tion to a summer hotel piazza.
Vulgar women discuss private affairs in
public ; their conversation is audible to
passere•by ; they invite the observation cl
strangers, and they are flattered by the
familiar comments of flunkies, iiirte, fakirs
And Broadway loafer'.
Vulgar women appear in public wearing
brilliant colors, brilliont oheeko, audible
perfumes, jewelry and sensational styles,
Vulgar women may win admiration, but
they never win reopeot ; before an individu-
al ie reapeoted by others she must respect
herself.
Women who bear tale', who betray con.
fidence and make mischief with their
tonguea are vulgariana of the moat duple.
oble type.
Vulgar women are dangerous ; they not
only corrupt good moaners, but they are a
had example for the ignorant and innocent,
and a disturbing element among refined
people. --[New York World.
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Auglo-aimon ladiee performed
m toy household offices, and were experts
at spinning, weaving, needlework, and
I roidery.
England in fine induotriel mei the fine arts
of the Rocky Mounteno a veritable trader •
would be far ittferior to ite preen t stand -
box, and not for yearn has the loss of life
ant The beginning of both these inittitte
and property been so great. In parte of tram; contains direet instruction for the
the Dakotas, Wenmieg, Nebratika, Kansas, eeepie a Hiker in dealing with ike
Colorado and Oklahoma theme fires ,havo '
umbrae Museum, whose creetion as hereto.
done heavy damnge, as reports from ank• fore etated theee colenms, it) now a eer•
ton, Omaha, Topeka and ether centres
show all too plainly. Great fires raged Great Britain did not invest, her rapidly
around Yuma, Holyoke, Wray and other Mutated wealth in etlucatinnal or refining
towns on the plains in eastern Colorado. forms early or eagerly. She extended her
It was a desperate fight that the people of
hand overthe earth and pushed her prows
the prairie country weged to protect thgne arenas eneane ; unlike the Italians of the
places. Both Holyoke and Yuma Col.,
middle ages, the prizes she weight were net
had a narrow escape. 'Die people of
mnsterpieces of painting or of sculpture, of
these townie combining wtth the farmers,
silke anti tapestrine, but hard cash, Site
formed fire brigades. , aimed to rule the world of trade anti she
eucceedel. At the commencement of this
00Iii10 111tAIRIY. century the poverty of tante in her mane -
factures leak of national institutions of
higher culture in +esthetics, was brought
keenly to her notice by rivalry of Emma in
the best markets of advanced natione. Eng- appareet effect towarda improviug the
land's sovereigns had been patron of foe- patient,
eign painters awl musicians, het neither " Myself and daeghter had almost given
native fine art ttor musio had enjoyed cor• up in despair, havieg ahnost concluded
, responding friendship at home. It was nem that a restoration of her health was an Me
msary to improve tlesigna in pottery and poosibility. In the Arkanoos Democrat I
porcelains, in textiles and in metallic Indus. espied an advertisement of Dr. Williams'
triee if France ware not to crowd her out el Pink Pille tor Pale People, whieh claimed
t hose trades ; aml when Hans Sloane, of that they would give ready relief to persons
Dublin, offered his collection of antemities Buffering from a disease the symptome of
and arts by will to the nation at a third its which were the mane as in tho case of my
around the entire farm. Them ,t ,commereial value the offer was accepted. daughter, I purehaled some of the
che present Britian Mn,seum was built lue pills, and commenced giving my &ugh.
guards" may be from six to eight rods
tweette182.1 and 1053. Ihe Sloane collection ter three piths day. Before the first
wide. The ground thus plowed will usually
wies rucleus. It lete been ennehed from box had been taken an improvement Wtts
give protection againet a prairie fire. But
tnno to time by other large aquisitions notieetl. Color in her face was noticed,
in a wind storm, the flamee leap the "fire
Wee •1 it. netgre.w its wella a kinsired insti• and her appetite returned. The terrible
guards", streeme and what on °raillery ne.
tutit 11 on a slightly different basis wao or- heeslaches and backtsches mimed and she
casione woidd be insurmountable harden.
ganiesd-the museum and nitwit' at Ken. could breath more freely. When the fourth
When, therefore, the plowed fire guards
To it were trensferred the calico. box had been taken ehe was entirely well,
fail, it becomes a literal war of extermina• 01041 '11,
done, representing zoology, botany, min- and Mime then has enjoyed excellent health.
tion between man and the flames,
Prairie fires have varioue origins. Some.
ing to the cost of shipping nearly one cent times a spark from a locomotive starts a
h I A conflagration may
per bushel. The receivers have also to face flame arnht. t e gram 6,e. spread
the serious, problem of looking after and be born in the embers of e b
peying in the near future for at least half by the wind. Sometimes a farmer in urn.
of the 380,000,000 bushels of the new crop, ing off a piece of iland lets the flames get
and the dearth of currency is Ninth that a beyond his metro .
proposition has already been (Beene/led aug• The plains people are accustomed to
Keating that the banke in the Weet should prairie fires, indeed, expect them and
create a local currency by issuing clearing hence use precautionary measures. Thom
house certificates in amount, of 35 510 320 dwelling in the more exposed dinitricts plow
and Pt, whielt could be used in payment what are known as "fire guar( ' around
for wileat to farmers and of freight to reit- thew houses, barna, atacke of hay, grain
ways, and thus bring the wheat to marker, bins, and, if thought necemary, even
when the proceeds would be returned to the
banks, thereby putting them in funds
with which to redeem the temporary cot.-
tificates. The banks are favorable to the
echeme, hut it is questionable if the
farmers and railways will agree to the prop-
osition. As it te currency that tbe farmer
wants and must have to pay his labor at
harvest time, it ia not easy to sue how beim
to be benefited by the scheme. In former
years a Government crop report bitch as
was Matted on the 10th of this month, would
have been followed by an advattee ef fie to
10c a bushel. The total crop in the United
Sutton is this year eatiniated at 383,000,000
bushels, againat 1113,(01,000 lest year, a
decrease of 133,000,000 bushels and yet
wheat is scarcely higher to -day than on the
day the report wets Minted. This paper has
pointed out before tho general watit of
faith held in the I tovernment crop report,
end the apathy with which the °Burnet° of
Ruh a large deficit voss reeeivell hears out
the statement. It is worthy of note that
the mate report of Michigan, issued on
the Battle day, 'oaken the crop of that State
4,0110,000 bushels in excess of the report of
the Nadonal Department
In opite of the adverse influences. the
vomit cf wheat ehoidd he toe ants higher
fors thou till). mat erial ad yahoo may come
oleo e
is 00 'edged sin all Isidro that the yiels
will r %host of last year. It is now
gener conceded that the English crop
bes"iiii lie rodents deficit in the general
13XCOC11 56,000,000 bushels, and
yield quality ie almost everywhere the-
appo ting, a good portion of it being unfit
for filing. Deducting the stock left over
from 1802, there must %till let imported at
least M2,000,000 bushels, a largo proper. , At elom dere anything imitable ie
used in the fight, Mops, brooms gunny
tem of which will be drawn from America,
as notwithetateling that the prospects for 5'""' a Pie" "vah"' in fact, any
the ituseian crop are as brilliant es in 1807 bject that can ho made aervicealtle is eager -
and 1881e, h would absorb all the surplus of °Iy seized. I have men men in their deepera-
Russia, India and South Eastern Europe to tion pull off their coats and use thcm to
fill the Rritieh requirements. America will thebeat the (lames. An experienced farmer on
also get full advantage of the Rueso-German prairie, moreover, is alwaye cautious
tariff war, as there is little doubt hut that not to seatter the fire, but brushes the
Germany will be a liberal purchaser of sparks whenever potent& back into the
breadstuff from this aide oweig to the i flames. Barrett of water are often heeled
tariff complications with Russia. Taking to the edge of the fire, and the men, dipping
the Government estimate of the crop to be brooma, gunny oacka, swabs or old clothing
into the seving liquid, pound and beat the
correct, and the tequiremente of the 'United
States for seed and coesumption to be 365,.1 flameo.-an effective expedient when the
grass is low. These great fires have many
000,000 bushels, leave, less (adding present ,
surplusof 58,00,000) than70,000,000bushels advantages in their warfare with man.
: The heat is intone° and the smoke stifles,
for export during the next twelve months,
against 101,1110,035 hellhole exported during I Hair and beard are singed. The farmer
the year ending June 30th 1893, and 22th• must sometimes retreat to put out the
663,811 bushels for the corresponding tinie flames on his own garments.
Wet towel., handkerehiefe and the like
in 1891-9'2. The situation on this aide has
are tied over head and mouth, just as the
much improved during the past ten days.
city firemen toe a wet oponge. Herds of
The grain trade is on a isourd belie,
and ' maddened cattle and homes stampede from
were there atty enceitragement in the fl•
undo,' situation a more active and healthy btlyestruction, but many of them are caught
market would result. The demand for ex. the swiftly pursuing element, In tho
. early days on the vreat plains when the
port is good et present low le ices and stocks ; gad
at Eastern points are moving out teat. Were ! prairiee were the home of the buffalo,
it not for the inability of the hanke in the ! antelope and wild home, these fires rolled
end roared in unrestrained magnificence.
Weet to afford facilities to shippers, a larger!
movement would. noteh there. Farmers' I The eampfiree of Indians and trappers or
the pioneer gold hunters, would set the tall
deliveries of wheat on tide orop h v h
ga a saan : gram burning. Sniffing the smoke buffalo
exceedingly light, averaging scarcely one- . in herds would flee the danger, appreciating
third of the same time a year ago. For third I
its terrore too well, and the hoofs of the
week in August receipto from interior points 1 etampeding thousands would soon make the
were 2,670,000 bushels against 7,542,000 for , plains thunder. Yet the mitt quadrupeds
the eorresponding time in Dila Farmer. often fell victime, as their routed eareassee
dotting the plains would shoW to the next
hunter coming that way.
And the wild horse, king of the prairiem,
and swift as the wind, would pertah
wise. A stallion of the equine herd, on his
lofty wench, would give the neigh of warn.
ing, and instantly the rece witlt the flames
would begirt. Nothing grander ham ever
been seen titan such a contest of speed he
tween wild horses and a prairie fire. The
noble animal, at length surrounded by walls
of fire, would dash in desperation through
Pelee% tor Wheat. the fiery mass, tortunate if it mole its ea -
cape with roasted flanks. Or if tbseed and
The London Free Press ie very pessimis.
maddened with pain and fright a horse
tic as to the prospects for better price.
would wheel, plunge and paw at the flamel
for wheat. It nye that " the wheat sites.
as ; to battle with them or to stay their
tion shows no aims of improvement, not.
onward rouse until exhauated it fell and
withstanding it ie predicted that there is a
added one more to the meal of its deetroy.
brighter future in store for wheat -holders,
er. Ohl trappers, scoute and Indians, when
One thing is curtain, that with present (10 -
flames bore down upon them, have with
premed prices farmers do not intend tr.
flint or match sot fire to the gram where
market their wheat (at least in this part of ey
tn happened to be and let it burn
Ontario). All through this London dietrict
whither it would, and then sought tho burnt
fanners are making prepat•ations to feed
distriot as a place of eafety.
their wheat arops to hop and turn it lute •
pork. It eatimatod that one buehel of ItEleTiNtl A no11001,,
Wheat ground will make from 13 to 15 ,mat cahfaceia „ail iron, tan te ream" lint life."
poen& of pork, and this will secure to thc ' '
like 51 a 11,101,01 in, me le V.,,I111 later watt the place for prairie nrea, •-.
feeder Romething
1.0 I k how from my own boyish experience. The Hum Ina Fakir rem.
wheat at the present price of pork, insterel
ititleas they eame near our homes the A very celebrated burying fakir who
of 60 cents. The amount of wheat now in
frontiersmen would not interfere with the preowned himself at the Court eif 'Unica
transit to Europe, with the vieible supply
I3ut 1 ronetnber the find time Sing was by t lett potentate enclomed 111 a
of wheat in the United Staten nnti Canada,
the prairie flre threatened us. It was about bag which was securely sealed, mid placed
is equivalent to 02,t481,000 Immitele, !spinet
le61 anti I was going to a country school in a deal -box which wart oleo sealed and
52,683,000 one year ago, showing the large
in Douglass County, in 1.1 (stern Kamm. Melted. The box was then buried in a
incresse of 40,500,000 bushels, and this et
Children could he lost then in the tall tenth in the presence of the Maharajah and
time when the now Hop is commencing
to move, and after an immense amount of rairie grans as easily 0,5 in the forests, and of English and French officers. Earth was
had to keep well in the peth. I esell to placed over the mouth of the vault and
the old crop hag been sold o.nd shipped
toddle along, primer in hand and swinging barley wee sown on it. The Maharajah,
from this continent. It has been advanced,
my little tin lunch Imeket. The school who was a eceptic on the subject of, awe
saye the Trade Bulletin, that a large
home stood out, prominent and lone. pendent &nitration, had the fakir dug up
proportion of the new erops on this
some on the plain. One afternoon the twice in ten !needles, finding him in each
side had been soId for future delivery
prairie flre came leaping in all ite fury to- cam 48 he heel been left, motionlees, and to
in England, and that the parties
ward the school house, I cannot now re- all appearances dead. After the expire -
wile sold would materially strenth-
call Om name of the young school Malin, tion of the ten months he was taken out
en the merket when forced to ny
in order to fill their eontracts. This and a hut ohe wan a brave little woman. and tesuseitated. He showed no sign of
The big boys were permitted to leave the life except a slight warmth at the top of
great deal inere was urged as a reason for
0 the head. These facto are well Reiland -
further imendiate advance in price, and building to tight the fire. Tieing only
ears of age I was kept in with thesothers. cased, but st-hen the English, at the next
a large number of ()Maniere bought on ths
We all wanted to go home, but tfr 'se:ether test whieh he proposed, demanded tho
strength of it, and they may be right in
told us it was best to etay. fibs to privilege of Woo outing their own isentries
spite of the reaction referred to. Still the
oontfort us, but forted it delis:ult. She for Ow native seldiers who fled kept watch
wholly unexpected decline of a few dars
wisely knew that if we were all stetted for the Maharajah, the fakir endeavoured
ago told in pretty clear characters that t
Immo in various threatens over the prairie to escape that eondition and, finding it
atocke in sight at this particular per d,
some of us would almost certainly be caught Misted on, refused to I, buried at all. It
w en they moy soon be expecte(' to ow
in the raging flamee. What with prairie +seemed to he demonstrated that by stop•
material augmentation, were not wi mut
tire§, winter storms, cyclones and tom. ping up all the orifiees of his body to ex•
their natural effect. It mut also be tne
does, the frontier woman teacher has prom elude the air and finally by sticking id.
in mind that the comparatively small re•
ed une 0 the true heroines 0 the Plaine. tongue far back into his throat to sten
aeipts of new wheat on this aide ore not so
This young lady was 110 exec pti on. respiration he could suspend animation at
m itch the result of a ehort crop an aa in dis-
tehe kept guard over us in that prairie • will. It was concluded, however, that he
position to oell on the part of far re at
school house, knowing that all living in only remained in t state for a short time,
present low prices. Then again, the is an
the vicinity would see the danger gald 10I0 that he had acsomplices among the
ports, they having proved no un Nod hy alia jggi, 00 the build -
utter contempt for Government
tett The enbject im one of very considerable
P 08- would come to the rescue. The renders sentries wee 0 s, 1 1, kcet I I
tor etweral years p tliat
usge At times the smoke derkened the intereet, and if any gentleman wishem to
whatever temporary effect they sy helve
sun. The flames, gatheriug new etrongth, suspend hie animation in behalf of science
immediately after they are issue al soon
we could me them at last from the windows. while a barley crop is grnwing over him,
as operators begin to reflect upon their in•
To say we children were terronotrioken le he should have every tactility for the mak•
trineic value, as judged by putexperience,
faintly expressing our condition. I eon now ing the experiment, There are too many
they at onee lose what littl ednfidenee
vividly recall that afternoon. It was a cranks in the world at ails, rate, and it will
The wheat
hard mak for that girl to quiet and soothe not be the worse for having one low -ISE
eat with in-
tte, but she was calm anti heroio and her
courage had its effect. The renue came at
last, and we children were taken home. A
fight to save the school house proved Num
oessful, al the "main traveled tied in
ront of it afforded a fire guard.
told am related by her mother to a Mmoorat
reporter :-
In the fail 011002 my slaughter began to
show signs thet mese disease+ was wrecking
her eystein, Despite the conatant (Mention
of local physlcians elm grew worse. Iler
complexion was pale, and mho became almost
as white as marble, She compleined of heart
palpitation. Her feet end hands were 00W,
and ehe was elmort driven into hyateries by
racking headechea and backaehos and
shortness of Meath and other diatreesing
symptoms All t.liese con ditions betoken
anemia or lender worde watery and im-
poverished candii ein of the blood, which
could not preform the functions of nature.
She had no appetite; for many days Ole did.
not met, etmegli for II ehild to eubsist on.
" Her condition m ew front butte worse,
and becoming alarmed, 1 sent her to promin•
tient physiciane le Virginia, Tennessee and
Little Rook, MI efforts of this nature
to regain her health proved fruitless.
Patent medicines of many kinds were tried
end given thorough test, but without any
The taettesof man are eimple. He fights
fire with fire, and just as in 0 city confla• °
gratiett the firemen blow up slid destroy 001,0
buildings to keep the flames from epreading
and to check their onsvard progress, tho ,`,1"
plains people burn and destroy the grass ‘"
mat : and geology. Remington Palace, She is now robust and f ull of life making
i art a Muitelitn ill 1857, oonstItutes our family happy once more. Quito a emi-
t the eubdivietotie of the mimeo and trast to the situation Mx ;eoliths' ago, when
partment tinder direction of the na• everybody thought %lie would die.
government. The object in view is " I think ' Pink Pills ' the beet medicine
reining ssf teechera in mottoes and arts. in the world for the blood and have recom•
ten the government $1,500,0110 a year mended them to several citizene of this
nearest them. They set flre, of mime, only
earl no eme °prettiest' its more readily made place, who have been metered to health by
to gram growing on the side el the plownd
ity parlialtient or encounters tem opposition its use. Mrs. Henry lirown was in a very
ground nearest t,he advancing flanle8. Al•
in any quarto- r. This institution, whose bast condition. Site tried the Pink Pills,
though tile Wird nifty lie spinet it, t hisfire,
enatniners go all over the United Kingdom, when she improved rapidly anti ia now a
not being al Milt very great, cannot (zoos
these collections are taken aped and Ow. very healthy woman,"
the guard, pnil will burn against the wind
ed for periods at various centere of st•udy The diecoverer of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
until it mejle the prairie blaze, which must
throughout the country ; whose rebinds- for Pale l'eople certainly deserves the high•
then cease in that direction, aa there is
tint ion liow canducts a number of related est. tribute that pen ean frame. His medicine
nothing lett for it to commie°. These flame
into itutione in Scotland and Ireland as wall has slue tnore to alleviate the sufloringe of
fighting u0a res, however, ore oftenhoamkeen
r a, in prov meal Flighted, is enqueetinnahly humility than any other medicine known
too late to g Vii life and property. N
tit. beat i whim of England in all depart. to science, and his name 'should be handed
timee the pi, frie fire surrounds a town that
111C1...1, 10. applied avience and arts and is down to futtire general Mes as the gre-ateat
haw water whirks, the firemen get readv their
note, attaeh it to hystrant 0 and stand as 1 he itil;i'ner',
last reserve gainst the ensemble toe. Men, 6040 In
mi often women, gn far beyond and
Wolliell fire ep , ,
it e flames before the ese *
,.
g more nastily hurtled than that u
hen uncelsary women can
re with courage and Recces.
told on the frontier of their firm
cer
As a rule
Mottling 1
of men, h
fight a prat
Many a sto
heroism.
01171
j id this gt 111M1i10/1 of speetal savant to the present age.
it EN ecat auto ill her most vele- Itruggiots say that /Dr. 'Williams' Pink
lio have an emit moue sale, and from all
Lit 10 ilin.111L11:1'. __. quarters come glowing reports of results tole
..........-
- 5sesit se ' ' , • tee, ^ ecemplished after ein•
lowing their use. In p,ery many casee the
WIWI n n if,gighl+Lgut dye ono u it c -
Ender Any tirentastanees.
An atutlyitie ehowe that Dr. Williams nk
---ri'i '
n Englislovan visiting Greece for the
.
, Pills contein in a condensed form all the ele
, t Y menta nenessary to give new life and richnees
in slullness in the etreet ble of Um to the blood, and reetore shattered nerves.
oY FlolITI0t: BLAIIRM. (owlet, Willett it may take him some little They are an unfailing specific foe g11011 dia.
timo to define and trace In ini real come. muses as locomotor ataxia, paralysis, tit
At length, end suddenly, the fact comes to Vitua' danue, eciatica, neuralgia, rhea.
him that there are few, if any, women Vint
ible among the foot, passengers. No W011. onfia Li ogmri, p1p1 eer:pollispliiteaattamoh,eif, ttbItee beef atert,eflphae tie
der, he reams, that the streets should and sallow cemplexions, net you prootra
appear dull to him, shorn, as they ore, of tont ; all disesteea slepensling upon vitiates
ell the vurietY 0,1'4 wemell'e Presence 004 hurnots in the Itlood such as scrofula
dress ever lends to the thoroughfare's of chronic erysipelas, etc. They are also a
countries further west. apecitic for troubles perculiar to femalee,
In Greece it is only toward evening, and such ite suppressions irregularities end al
then for but a brief period, thet the fair They build up the blood,
sex take an outing, unless the preseure of forms of weakness.
and restore the glow of health to pale and
some urgent business shoal(' conipel thetn sallow cheeks. lo men they effect a radieel
to flit rapidly through ehe throng of men cure in all came arising from mental worry,
who at other times tnonopolize the overwork, or excessee of whatever nature.
streets. Nor will a foreigner meet with Dr. William' I'ink 'Others manufactured
who are not compelled to pert vnth their
wheat to raise ready money not sell at
these prices. The visible supply last week
decreased over 570,000 bushels ae compared
with an increase) of :1,175,0110 bushels last
years and should receipts continue as light
SI they have heretofore been witlt liberal
exports, it will not take many weeks to bring
modes on this side of the Atlantic to a
more reasonable and lees unwielly com-
pass.
The nuinerieel strength of the Chureh of e
England in England Mot been estimated at , •
13,7e0,0110.The members of the Angle:an
Church the United States manlier shout '
I ,I1U1,1101).
erman
Syrup 9 9
They poultices! her feet and poultieed her .
1091.11,
And bests -red leir hack till 'twaa art...linseed
ved.
Tried bodes, elixirs, painkillers and 4alveg
t Though grandma deolated it was nothing hut
nerves.")
Thu poor woman thought she meet certainly
Tat .!Ii!-!:1'.vorite. Preseription '' she happened to
try.
No wonder 111101400 00 loudly they speak:
she 000w better once and wits well In a
week,
The tortUring pante anti dietreseing nery•
smonsess whieli accompany, at tillieft, certain
forms of fenetle weakness, yield like inagite,
to Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It e
purely vegetahle, perfectly harmless, end
aslaptee to the delimits, organization of worn.
irn. It allayx and 01110100e the nervoua amp.
toms and relieves the pain accompanying ;
functional mid organic rouble. Guarantee
punted oe hottle-wrapper, and faithfully
carried out Mr many yearn,
A Lone Kick.
'rwo men °mewed in pedtllitig linen
bought an old mule to aid in car eying the
burdens. One wattle ride awhile, then the
other, carrying the hales of linen on tbe
mule.
One day the elan who wee on foot got
dome to hin mule -ship, when he received a
kick on ono of his shins. To be revenged Ise
hurled a None at 1110 M1110, hat aecelent
he sitreek his C011111MlifIll 011 010 back of the
head. Socing whet he hest dome he ateppeil
and hegon to ennui and rob les The
one 00 the nude turned mid asked what was
the matter,
" The cratur'e kieked We," Wan the re.
ply.
" lie jabere," said the other, " he did
the 0111110 to nie on the hack of the head."
No Illsappoiniment
Con arise from the 'use of the great a urapep
corn eitre-Pittnam's Peinleso Corn Ex true
tor. Putnam's Extractor rernoVen eerlin
patnleesly ia a few siert. Take no subste
tete. At druggist's.
Men with grey ansi blue cyan are usually
better marksmen then those with dark
eyes.
Dr. Harvey's' Southern Red Pine for
(loughs and °olds is the moat reliable and
perfeet cough medicine in the market. For
sale everywhere.
Of British birds the ollek00 WM the small-
est egg in proportion to ite own aim.
Thirty gears' IWeerlenee
In treal ing all shrank, diseases efts. tessitien
proof 1001 liattiter i" I I istogenet hi are
t1Pree(14t 11.1r."1,°%;1,117earS,(:!il)n„1"1'11,11'ller:VIPArretic,
Toronto, Ont, Mont Ion 11110 paper,
ACUTE or CHRONIC,
Can be cured by the use of
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
of pure Cod Liver Oil, with
the 1dypophosphites of Lime
and Soda. A feeble stomach
takes kindly to it, and its
continued use adds flesh, and
makes one feel strong and
Nvt teci lAillTIOX."-lan.ro of substitutes.
Genuine prepared by .1 Roane,
honeying. Ned by WI &eaglet%
, and if taa
TA"."(711rff,
mottc • ettlivit.t0M far "11 1 • 1 • ' lerlet
and A cortunt Hook." Sigel mi. eirettlar,. WIL
1,1,11,1 IttibliMer. 'I omit 0.
, , B1101tONTO St'11001.
g unprecedented hellilititt fier imittur1n
thOrOligli knowledge o cg in all Os
' bre tichtt.0 ttgentA for the 111ePowell Drolt•
g lettere 1, 1' rite for eh -muter. 1:13 Yong° 0t.
I IF YOU WOULD SAYE TIME AND MONEY
BUY A
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DO YOU IMAGINE
That people wouti have heen regularly Tieing
our Toilet titrape 01110e 1813 (fort y.reven long
1 earn) if they had not boon 0001) rile public
are not fools and do not continue to buy goo
Unless they are aellsfitetory.
38C3D.A.Etra,13..
them *ening in the shops, the restaurants, by the Dr. lYilliamie Medicine ComNpany,
or the cafes ; they will still be coespicuous Brockville, Ont., and Schenectady, . Y., TINGLEY & STEWART M'F'C CO.
by their absence. In fact, unless he visits and are sold in loom (never in loose form
them 111 the privacy of their homes Ile will by thedozon or hundred, and the public are MAN C FACITIOC111.1
scarcely do more than catch an occasional cautioned against numeroue imitatione sold RUBBER AND METAL STAMPS,
glimpie of them at the upper window« of in this ehape) at 50 ante a box or me boxes Lodge Solla, hiehool Seg11, Office and Bank
some private dwelling -house or shop, for $2.54), and may be had of all druggists or 814111119, einem, of every deseription.
where, when the weather is eemonable, threw by tnail from Dr. Williams' Medicine ie Kinn Slreel West, Toronto.
they will sit reading and aewing and man- Cotentin)/ from either addreso. Write for circular's.
ing their 'seeks out to watch the passer-by
be'llo'Iwte. effects of this sedentary life, so ante,
gonietic to our English faith in open tir
Martinsville, N.J., Mel lualkt Par
so, tatte. " lily acquanitatt, tvdt.
your remedy, I:oscine's (lei 111.1a
Syrup, was made about joicen
years ago, when I conttneted a Cold
which resulted in a 1 lent st ite,s
a Cough which disalli it Wit frolit
filling my pulpit for tt nutubta
Sabbaths. After trying a Pliteds'isiti,
Withinit obtaining a lief -- I (mend
Sny 110W what remedy he ptetteribed
-1 saw the advertisemi tit of your
remedy and obtained a laattc.,
received such quick and pet 1»1111 111
help from it that whenever we have
had Throat or Itronchbd troublis
since in our family, lterit hce't; Ger-
man Syrup has been (tor fittesrife
remedy and always 1011 11 favot able
results I have nevrr hesitated to
report my experience of 11 S Ilt.g• 10
others when, 1 have fountl them
troubled in like vtann,r," 1:UV.
W. If. IIAra:ARTv,
of the Newark, New
Jersey, ALE. Confer-
ence, April 25, '90.
A Safe
Remedy.
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A New Zealand Wonder.
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and exerciee, are very marked on the fair The meet curious of all objects in New BELLEVILLE ON T
form, of the el reeler, mem. .Art nolo,. Zealand is that which the Alaoris call Grants Diplomas in 'ontinocAtt
point, not to designate it by the more " "velm." One is uncertain whether to Eitue.en s 0,101 Collegiate imarnes.
vulgar terni of corpulence, is the most op. 0011 it an animist or a plant. In the first „„tst
stage of its e.istenco it is eimply a cater. Wit
parent reeult of this indoor existence, but
pillar about three or four inches in length,
this tendency to pose fiesh is an attraction
and always found in connection with the
to the modern Greek, who, like the Turk,
rata tree, a kind of flowering myrtle. It
finch in superfluous fat an additional
appear's that when it reaches full growth, It
beauty. To every country its standard of
buries itself two or three inches underground,
female lovelineas. For Greene the typical
where, instead of undergoing the ordinary
womb may he roughly sketched thus
°Iterate( process, it becomes gradually
She ia emit, broad and stout ; of a pale,
traneformed into a plaut, which exactly flits
creamy cemplexion, with dark hair, beauth
the body, and shoots up at the neck to a
ful eyes and features fairly regular, but not
height of eight or ten inches. Thie plant Best in the World!
classical. The prevailing impression that
resembles in appearanoe e diminutive Ind.
rush ; mid the two, animal and plant, are Get the Genuine!
she leaves upon Engliehnien is that
she has (whiaper the words) Neat figure. always found insepareble. One is apt to Bold Ever!where!
nut to spa the towns, whore it will he
seen that women play but a small part in
TUESDAY,
SEPT. 5Ta, 1893, R'neh 4E) Yenge
blond fur Calendar, Mitre.
HUNCH' 1 1, DY M.A., B.Sc.
F AXLE
relegate it to the domain of imagination, metemase-asweteesse
among Ilragone and mermaids ; but then its 1
public life, and to turn to the rural districts
of Greece. Here woutan takes a more
aetive part nt every -day life. She it is who
tirsave the water, twinge in the wood that
the men have 1011ei1 in the forest, or who
plunkily earns her wages as ilay labourer
in the maize or corn field. In the burning
Beinsuer, in the icy winter, she is ever to
the fore, working working with her veil
hanging loosely over head, ready to be fold.
d aoroes her month 'should a strange man
approach. It is a matter of thought how
widespread even now among the couutry
dietricts is the old cutout of veiling the
lower part of the Nee at the approach of
an unknown instinber of the opposite ism
It is one eign among many that it is not ito
very long ago eince the Turks were masters
of thie "purphi land, where law secures
was at first placed in them.
question, therefore, ie fulfil
tricacies thot may harass otroight up.
ward movement for some time. Nor is it
by any mune certain that the monetary
difficult's§ of the United 8 tes are over, a
confidence among the con raid classes Is
Ur from belas restored.
2
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The pian forte upon which Wagner re. NEW 011,01 It POW tiR
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indeed his arlieet teething in counterpo int
and comp 'titian front Theodore Weini ig,
ot Leipzig haft been inItied to the objects in
Ow W Museum at Vkinseh Rubber Stamps
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.
existence and nattire have been accepted by
the late Frank Buckteeth How it eropa.
gates its species ie a mystery. Ono travel.
ler, efter describing its dual nature, calmly
states that it is the grub of the night butter.
fly. If 90, then the grub must aleo become
a butterfly, or what becomes of the species ?I
One would he ready to suppose that the ,
tomb dem really BO, and that 'tome fungus ,
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is pain beforo trying K
1 it eleannes anil
heals the stomach, in-
vigorates and tones
the syst eni. No other
tonic nessled. Take it
now.
finds the cast-off slough congenial quartet e PICKERING CoilEci;
for its growth. But, am faras present °beery K D C COMPANY (LIMITED)
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fly, but is changed in every etini int() a or ITT t -ITA STREET, nosToN, stAss.
plent.-[Chambers's Journal.
Meetion this paper.
An Important Wildlife Diseavert.
Nervier)°, the lateet discovered pain
eemedy, may eafely challenge the world fie
a substitute that will RS speedily and
promptly elleck inflammatory manna The
highly peneti Ming propert of Nerviline
make it never failing iit ttll eases of Owen's,
tiem, neuralgia, (tramps, pains in the beet
and nide, headache, lumbago, etc, It po-
mmels merked stimulating and counter
irritant propertiess and at 01100 Buie -lees all
inflammatory action. Orman,' se Miele
drugging, Peterbaroe write : " Our 11119 -
town' speak well of Nerviline." Large
bottles 211 canto, 'rry Nerviline, the great
ntornal and external pain cure. Sold by ' -
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1 druggiets and country dealers.
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