The Clinton News-Record, 1898-03-24, Page 3NOT&$ AND C6dl3fENTS
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The root of all th'e confusion In
' France, and the chief present menace
to the stability of the Republic, is the
popular hpatred of the Jews. 'There is
no other reason for the rage of the
populace, the shrieking of the press
and the disorder in the cities, than the
belief that Dreyfus, a Jew, did sell
military secrets, that he is being pr's
tented by a Jewish syndicate, bent or
ruining France through its money
power, and that the Government sc
Years that powper that It may try Drey
fux again In open court, There can bt
no other cause for alarm, for it is car
tain that the power which bought tilt
seorets of the moliilization scheme wit
"_ not move to DreyfuW support, th(
Chamber sides with the people in de
pending that there shall be no re
tial and the army, as represented by
its generals, insists that the verdict o1
Its eot>,r't shall stand. There is no res
eon anywhere for the popular turmoi
•except the belief, assumed or real
that the Republic is in danger from
the Jews, and as the Jews everywhere
.are only an insignificant minority
that a whole people should rage agalasl
them seems inexplicable. It is tht
- more so because the Jews labor under
no political or religious disabilitjet
\n France, always perform their civ
lc duties faithfully,have served loyalll
In the army, and have been as Frencl
as any other class of the population
E Nevertheless, hatred of them has stead
ily increased of re(:ent years, due Er
1' part to tine traditional religious pre
r,:
judice entertained for them by tilt
�,'., peasantry, but chiefly to the grow•
�' ing hatred of the money power and
li th'erefore, of the Jews as its most con
apic•uous representatives.
Whatever the basis of this new hat
red may be, whether pity for the poor
or envy of thie rich, or belief that
wealth is constantly used to lluy le
gislation and influence policies, tb(
fact • retuains that it has spread
throughout Franck. 'rite conviction of
Dreyfus for "hetraying France gave
„
it a fresh atimulus, and -when to that
was added the efforts of his co-reli•
gionists to secure his release, or it
t•he popular view, the efforts of a syn•
dicate of Jewish capitalists to compel
the Gover'n'ment to release him, the
French public seethed with excitement
,., - And as the disposition of the Frencl
when violently excited is to expres,
their dissatisfac•tion either by c•hang•
ing the form of government or by pro
;tuc%ing the kind of anarchy under
which dictators appear or states dis•
appear, the danger which threatens the
Republic. is apparent. Should the rage
•against. the Jews continue and result
in violent outbreak, the Government
must protect,thtpra, not alone because
it. is its first duty to protect all cd•
linens, but because attack on the
Jews will involve attack upon all pro-
perty, and to do this the army must
bs ordered to fire. The crisis will. then
!have arrived, for if the army shares
the popular hatred of the Jews, it. will
refuse to obey orders; and as it
deems its honor to have been impugned,
the real charge of the Dreyfus party
being that its courts are mere crea-
fares of the State and so Incapable of
rendering a just verdict, it may refuse,
In that event, the Government. will be
powerless, while if the troops obey
orders; control will pass into the hands
of the group of generals who direct
the French army for only by their
support can the Government go on.
The probability is that both the army
which has •always regarded govern-
ment by civilians with something ap-
proaohing contempt, and the property-
�wners whose wealth is threatened,
would then demand a stronger gov-
ernment, and that the Republic would
give place to a dictatorship or a mon-
, archy.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
The well main often forgets the sick
man's promises,
Satan is always at hand to help a
ma,n punt up a stovepipe.
Poore men earn their living by sell-
ing taffy and others by giving it away.
'Che silence of the gas meter is gold-
en to the stockholders in the company,
A man never realizes how insignifi-
cant he is until he attends his oAvn
weddinlg•
What the very young man don't
know he thitnks he knows and it tins-
w•ere the same purpose.
An old bachelor says that a woman's
ebange of mind is an example of an
effect without a cause.
JKo matter how high a man may fly
hes Pot to cbme down to earth ocva-
alona.11y for board and lodging,
The I card of trade member doesn't
mind being called a bull or a bear, hitt
call him a calf or a cub and he gets
mad.
The man who monopolizes the atten-
tions of the prettiest girl at a party
is I oth envied and listed by a.11 the
other men present.•
RAILROAD MILEAGE OF F('ROPE.
According to a recent officiµl re-
port there were at the beginning of
1897, 150,025 miles of railroads in oper-
ation in Europe, an increase of 3,144
miles over 1896. Of this inaplt'ease, Aus-
tria-ilungary ibad BOO miles, of which
Hungary had 579 miles, in Russia
there was an increase of 555 miles. Ger-
many increased her railroads 579 miles,
the* kingdom of Prussia receiving 397
miles, Tbis countries of Furope now
having' the moat railroads in operation,
according to their area, tire in their
prde,r: Belgium, 3.582 miles; Great Bri-
tain and Ireland, 21;217 miles; Ger-
many, 29,35,5 ,riles ; Switzerland, `2,`209
m.11es; Holland, 1,608 miles; France, 25,-
D89 miles, '[the other countries of Eu-
rope have t.ho following' railroad mile-
ages: AuAtria, 18,951: Denmark, 1,605;
Spain, 7,615; Greece, 590; Italy, 9,349;
Luxemburg, 269; Portugal, '1,451;
Romm�niat, 1,784 ; Russia, proper, 22,-
a, 455; T�inhild, 1,484; Servh, 395; Sweden,
6,078: Norway, 1,201; 'rurke.,y and Bul-
garh-, 1,5(,7 ; IhA island of Jersey, Matta
anti Van. 6R milon.
FTf:RuYAi, T�r
Nenr the CIIApia'n Sea there are. sov-
er'a.l —eternal fires" so called by the
nalivert, where natural gas issues from
the groim,f, o.nrd has been on fire for
agm,
a
A BE1TIFIC VISIONI
THE MENTAL PICTURE THAT CROWN-
ED STEPHEN'S MARTYRDOM.
A �A1IT S GLIMPSE Of HEIVEN.
Bev. Dr. TnImaee DA.v3ays the event In
Hive n agnincent word Pictures — The
bight must Ue been by Everyone t'or
itinpselr Before Full Realization.
Washington, March 13. --Rev. Dr. Tal-
mage this morning preached. from Acts
vii, 56-G0. "Behold I see the heavens
opened," etc, die said :
Stephen had been preaching a rous-
ing ser•mou, and the people could nut
&fund it. 'They resullved to do as men
sometimes would like to do in this day,
if they dared, with some plain preach-
er of righteousuess—kill him. 'The
only w•ay to silence this man was to
knock tine breath out of him. So they
rushed Stephen out of the gates of the
city, and with cua'se and whoop and
bello%v they lu•oug•ht hint to the cliff.
as w•as the custom when they wanted
to take away life by sitoning. Having
broughit him to the edge of the cliff,
they pushed him off. After he had
fallen they came and looked down, and
seeing that he was not yet dead, they
begun to drop alanes upon him, stone
after shone. ,Amid this horrible rain
of missiles Stephen clambers up on his
knees and folds his hands, while the
blood drips from his temples to his
cheeks, front his cheeks to his garm-
ents. from his garments to the ground,
and then, looking up, he makes two
prayers—one for himself and one for
his murderers. "Lord Jesus, receive my
spirit I" 'That was fur himself. "Lord,
lay not this sin to their charge 1" That
was for his assailants. Then, from pain
and loss of blood,• he swooned awway
and fell asleep.
1 want to shote you to -day five pie-
tures—Steplien gazing into heaven. Ste-
phen looking at Christ. Stephen ston-
ed„ Stephen In his dying prayer and
Stephen asleep.
First Look at Stephen gazing into
heaven. Before you take a leap you want
to knoAw where you are going to laud.
Before you climb a ladder you Avant
to know• to wihat point the ladder
reaches. And LL was right that Steph-
en„ within it Peru moments of heaven
should be gazing into it. We would
all do well ,to be found iu the same
posture. 'There is enoiugh in heaven to
keep us gazing. A man ui targe wealth
may have statuary in the bull, and
pa.fnlcings in . the sitting room, and
works of art its all parts of• the house.,
bun he bas the chief pictures in the
art gallery, and titers, hour after' hour
you walk with catalogue and glass and
ever increasing admiration. \fell,
heaven is the gallery where God has
gathered the chief treasures of his
realm. The whole universe is itis pal-
ace. In thisIow•er roan where we stop
there are many adornments—tessellat-
ed floor of amethyst., and on the wind-
ing cloud stairs are stretched out can-
vasses o.n which commingle azure and
purple and saffron and gold. ,But heav-
en is the gallery in which the chief
glories are gathered. '['here are the
brightest robes, There a.re the richest
crowns. There are the highest exhil-
arations. John says of Lt, "The kings
of'the eairth shall bring their honor
and glory into it," And '1 see the pro-
cession farming, and in the line come
all empires and t1he stars spring up
into a•n arch for the hosts to march
under. The boats keep step to the
sound of earthquake and the pitch of
avalanche from the mountains and the
flag they bear is the flame of a con-
suming. world, and all heaven turns out
with harps and trumpets and myriad
voiced acclamation of angelic dominion
to -welcome them i,n., (And so the kings
of the earth brbnrg their honour and
glory into it, Do you wonder that good
people often stand., like Stephen, look-
ing into heaven ? \� a have many
friends there.
There i9 nod' a man in this house Co -
day so isolated in life but bhere is some
one iu heaven with whonf he once sbook
hands. ,As a man gets older the num-.
ber of hog celestial acquaintances very
rapidly multiplies. lVe have not hast
one glimpse of them since the night
we kissed them good -by, and they went
aw•iay, but still we stand gazing at
heaven. cAs when some of our friends
go across the sea we stand on the doekt
or on the steam tug and watch theI14
and after awhile the hulk of the ves-
sel disappears, and then there is only
a patch of sail on the sky, and soon
that is gotte and they are all out of
eight. and yet w•e stand looking in the
same direction. so when our friends
go away from us irttto the future world
w•e•keep looking down through the Nar-
rows and gazing and gazing as though
w•e expected (ha.t they would come out
and stand on some cloud and give us
one glimpse of their blissful a.nd trans-
figured faces.
1\"'hits you long to ,juin their compan-
ionship, and the years and the days
pyo with such tedium th 1t they break
your heart, anti the vit5er of pain rend
sorrow• and bereavement keeps gna%v-
ing n1. your vita.'s, ,you stand still, like.
Stepben, gazing into heaven. You
Avonder if they have changed since you
saw them past. You wonder if they
would recognize your face now, so
changed has it Iwen with trouble. You
-wonder if amici the myriad delights
they have they care as much for you
as they used to when they gave you
a helping hand and put, their shoulder
under your burdens, You wonder if
they -look any older, anti sometimes in
the evening tide, -when thp. house is
quiet, you wonder if you should call
them by thedT fir:9t. name if they would
not answer, and l:erhaps siomptimes you
do make the experiment., and when no
one but. Gott and yourself are there
you distinctly call t.h.eir names and
Listen and Nit. gazing; into heaven.
Pass on now• and ,see Stephen look-
ing uTpon Christ. My text, says he saw•
the Son of Man at the right hand of
God. .rust. how Chri9l looked in this
world, ,juwt bow' hr looks in heaven
w•e cannot my. A wcriter in the time
of Chrdgf Nays, descrilinp; the Ha.v-
iour's personal appe.aranre, that he
had blue eyes and tight romplexion a.nd
a ve.rfy ,graceful structure, but i sup-
pnse if. wits all guesswork. The pnint-
ers of (lie different. ages have trier)
to imagine the features of Christ. and
put them upon raalvaw, but w -e will have
to wait until with our o%w•n eyes w•e
see him and with ou.r ow•n ears Ave ran
hear'him. And yet there is a wvay
of seeing and hearing hire\ now•. i have
to tell you that unless you see and
hear Christ. on earth you will never
ate and hear him in heaven. LookI
There he is. nellold the Lamb of God,
Can you noth�i.,,,we h,im ?' ThPn pray 1 o
God to take'Ths amleq off ,your eyes,
Look than w•ay—try 10 look that. way,
H19 voice comes down to you this day
comps down to the 151indest, to the
deafest soul, saying, "iBook onto me,,
all ye e)ntls of the earth, anti Ile •ye
slaved, for I am. (loll, and there Is none
else." Proclamation of universal Pm-
ancdpated slavaq Ikt Proclamation of
tin.iversal amnest for all robals, liel-
shazzar gathered the Babylonish nobles
to hsg table, George 1. entertained the
lords of P1u,gland at a banquet, Na-
Now I Iay m,l down to sleep,
I pray the j[.ord my soul to keep.
1 ��((AA��TT jJ(�
ONTARIO S III0T SOBOOLS•
poolally for the u4versity, Latterly
the dep&rtmewt
LONllON'S F�_, , (IATA
poleon I1I. welcomed the Czar of Rtes-
eta and the Sultan of Turkey to his
We ryy be too feeble to employ eith-
. 1
claims, that the courses
of education which they provide hay
_
feast, this Emperor of Germany was
er oP these fanitlar forms, but this
prayer of Stephen ict yyo short, is so eon-
COST OF THEIR MAINTENANCE FOR
been a desirable qualification for vari
obs other pursults is life.
PASSING 0 TEMPLE $AR WITH Alia
glad to have our minister, George
Bancroft, sites down with him at iris
else 1s so earnest, Ia so comprehen-
TH$ YEAR 1897.
Ian 186 ,school pupils, when
IT3 GRANDEUR.
table, lint tell me, ye Who know most
sive, we surely twill be able to say that,
" Lord Jesnts, receiive
--,
Fuels about our —
they 6372 thei
Lhrc High school educe
ate-
--+
of the world's historyy, what other kitlg
ever asked the al andoned and the Por-
if that ra er is ans"ered,show s e t
p y
Ails ltouat ndunce
Nuwber or Paplb lu atleadunce —
4 d
the c umber mercantile life. Irl 1891;
the anumher had increased to 1,315. In
u., onto ilpJoTill Proe(aelr II�t happ bT
roots and Thieves — J+}tk blteppard.
lora and the wretched and the cult-
6t will be to die I This world is clever
enough for us. Perhaps it hes treat-
Tacehers and Their eularles.
the latter pupils went into
year 1,139
Pope, Addison and Guy fPawkes — Tbeq
cast to come and sit besides hint
ed us a great! dial better than we de-
The .followi;ag facts and Plgurea are
a rioultural
g• pursuits.
flame neelty, UeFeney and t►oseueratlell
Oh, wonderful .invitation I You can
serve to be treated, but If on the dying
gleaned from the report of the Minit.ter
Inall the Hdgh schools gave to mer-
-- blory or a Piece of Arehlietlure.
take it to -day and stand at the head
of the darkest alley in any city and
pillow there should- braak the light of
of Educatioa for Ontario for the year
1897:
cantile life and agriculture in 1896, '2,-
'Time deals alike +with the vanities of
say : 'Coate ! Clothes for y oiu rags,
salve for• sores, a throne for your
that better world we shall have no
more regret about leaving a small,
There are iu the Province 5,657 Pub-
4fi4 pupils oP well-rewguized edu(u-
tional standing, and to the universities
men. It sends tits worm tato theipc
handiwork and also into their du+at. It
your
eternal ref nin A Christ that talks
g g
dark, damp house fur one large, beauti-
fol and capacious. That in minis-
dJ g
lie sohoole, and 339 Roman Catholic
and learned professions 959. 'The whole
number who left the High schools for
has eradicated 'Temple liar, and from
like that sad acts you that and par-
dons like that—lie you wonder that
ter is Philadelphia some years ago
Separate isehuuls. 'There arelOYrotes-
tact Separate schools and 97 Kinder
mercantile life since 1872 was 21,235,
its ashes given bdrth to the Griffin,
Stephen stood lookin at him? I hope
g
beautiful) depicted it when in the
y
law( moment hes threw up his hands and
-
gartenp.
apiui for agriculture 16,737.
which meq guard the east approaches
to spend eternity doing the same
cried out ;' I move into Lhe light I"
There are 202 teachers a aguged In
The occupat�icrar• of parents oP High
to the great metropolis with peter*
thing. I must see him; i must look
Pass bin now, and l will show ou
y
Kinds rgarten work Eu the province, and
school pupils are as follows:—Agricul-
er vigilance, I:ut certainly not with
upon that face once -.!coded with in y
sin, but now• radiant with my pardon.
tote more picture, and that is Stephen
41 nd gilt school teachers. The number
cal 6,168; 2,487. irrechaai-
cal 6:62; ofessi '2,487.
tt,e majestic bearing and romantip
1'want to touch that hand that knock-
asleep, With a pathos and simplicity
peculiar to the Scriptures the text
of n dgsh,t sahoola in Ontario is placed
21.
pru[eysianul,
nal,
In 1683 there were 93 bleehanios" In-
memories as did old 'Temple liar.
thatfvoiice swhichl pronounced Amy deli-
says of Ste " felplacelthat
"what;
at
I Duriing the year the amount expand-
stitutes said free libraries in the pro-
Standin b the side oP oho Griffin
lookin toward the settin sun, tha
g
veranc�. Bill i Iit.Cl c ildren
o u d h m, e h
Oh," you sa ha a
any,
was to sleep( A hard ruck under him,
' ed for Public soh�ool-houses, sites and
vL .5e.
nJ in 1897 t w f
here ere 3'23 li praries
g
SCrand an<t \i'estern London Ile before
for if you live to three score years and
tea you will see none so fair. Behold
stones falling down upon him, the blood , buildings, was $380,409; for Public
reported. In 1883, 51,920 volumes were
issued. lin, 1897, $2,157,9G5 were issued,
o
J' u. 'This same 'Temple Bar, that for
frim, ye aged orale i, ftor he only can
streaming, the mob how•diug. \What a , school teachers' salaries $•2,784,087, sad
place it A%pee to sleep I" And yet my for all other ur oses Ln connection
a,nni the a.ssets�hall increased from' $255,-
so many years half blocked up the
shine through tha dimuegs of your fail-
rug eyesight, 'Behold him, ealrtb. Be-
P' P
teat takes that symbol of slumber to ;with eleme kary schools $790,964.
190 to $844,692,37,
entrance to the city and was removed
hold him,• heaven. What a moment
describe his departure, so swevA was ' 'The total number of persons in the
The gross amouhtt expended by the
a few ears a o, was erected in stone
y g ( �
when al.l the naliuns of the saved Shull
ilt, so contented, w%as it, so peaceful was
ih• 6Ui hen had lived, a ver lal:orious 1provinipe between the ages of 5 and
P y
i Educatiotnal Department fur all educa-
tional L867 ie
by Sir Christopher Wren, in plane of
gather around Christ I All fares that
life. His chief work had been to care 21 years, as aseertai,aed by the as•
purposes since $15,114,503.
a wooden structure, in 1674), during the
way. All thrones that way, gazing on
Jesus.
I rt
for the poor. How many loaves of lessors i,a 1897, was 5J1,717, 'l.'he num-
,
a this su'm $7,37Sepa was divided
( amun►g' the Public, Se
term of office b Sir GHOr a \h'ater-
Y g
His worth if all the nations knew
bread he distributed, bow many bare , her of regristered pupils of all ages In'I
feet he bed sandaled, how many cots the Public schools during the year was
p perste and other
schools; to meet the a;nbual txpendi_
for
man, Str Richard Ford having occu-
the during the inter -
Sure the whole earth would love him.
too.
of sickness and distress he blessed with 441,10'2, or a decrease of 3,676 as com-
ministries of kindness and love 1 do pared with the year 1896.
ture teachers' salaries an,cl other
purposes; $2,72`2,435 was spent for the
pied civic chair
vening year of 1671. The Law Courts
T pass on naw and look at Stephen
�
not know, but from the way he lived I lithe average attendance of pupils In
and the way he died I know hes was a
trainin and examination of teachers
of Publlo schools, anal for the fnspea-
were erected on the site of a whole
stoned, The world has always wanted
laborious Christian, But that is ' all the Public schools of the province
tion oP sahoola ; $:,,49.2,504 was paid
rooker of between 30 and 40 queer
y
to gest' rid of good men. Their very life ,
all I was 246,724, a decrease of 785 as com.
directly for the support of High schools
ramshackle, tumble-down atreete,
is an ageau!t upon winkedness. Out
the lastvfainting llip�rHe hashtak npthe I pared with the year preceding.
(utud $`220,277 indirectly fur the bene-
courts and alleys, demolished very
with Stephen through the gates of the
city, Dowu with him over the preci-
lest insult froml his enemies. The last i The ,number of pal*its In Roman
fit of High schools, i,a the way of in-
apection, and training of High school
greatly to the benefit of the locality(
rites. Let ever bran come up and
1 y
stone to whose crushing weight he is I Catholic Separate schools, 40,846; in;-
teachers; $1,246,011 was paid to super -
Here
drop a stone upon his head. But these
susceptible has been burled. Stephen crease, 1,0?3. Average attendance in
dead I 'The diswivsh come, They take i Roman
anlnuated teachers and $1,059,81! in
6TUOD BU.TCHEIls ROW,
men did not so mudh kill Stephen as
they kilted themselves.
Catholic Separate schools, 24,-
h up, -sash away the blood 630; increase fur the year, 540.
'1'hay
slid of tec'h.nical education.
Shire or Shear Lane, and other places
.Every stone rebounded upon them.
While these murderers were transfix-
fro
from the wounds. straighten out
oun
the bruised limbs. They brush bt}ek the , The nlumber of pupils In Protestant
FLASHES OF FUN.
of far from respectable repute. Olt!
one portion of the site was once e.
I
ed by the scorn of all good men, $teph-
lives
tangled hair from( the brow, and then
they pass around to Look upon the
Separate schools was. 619; increase for
the year 127; average attendance was
"flash leen," or tavern, called "Tho
en in the admiration o£ all Chris-
tendon. 6tephen atoned, but Steph-
calm countenance of him who had liv-
305 • increase 58.
r
Young Physician (excitedly) — How
Bible," P requented by highwaymen and
en alive% So all good men must be
ed for the poor and died for the truth,
Stephen asleep I
The total number of pupils attending
did you learn about' me? Messenger —
footpads in the early half of the sigh -
pelted. All w•ho will live godly in
Christ Jesus must suffer persecution.
T have seen the sea driven with the
i kindergarten was 10,174, an increase
Ra nE' all the bells till I found ones at
home,
teenth century, such as Jack Sheppard
It is no eulo of a man to sa that
igy y
hurricane until the tangled foam , for the year of 673, The average at-
r
caugllrt in the rigging, and wave ris-' tendanae was 4,051; increase 405.
Tib1Ay-•.Jimpson says it w•as so cold
and his pals, Blueskin and others. The
Retreat houso the same
everybody likes him. Show me any
man whois doin all his dut, to state
g Y
. I
ing above wave seenved as i£ about to I The attendance at night schools in
when he was out slei ge sti the other
day that the reins froze stiff. Tobbs—
was, another of
character, and so was Cad er's Hall,
g
hohutte,rl a him how you men
storm the heavens, and then T have
seen the tempest drop and the waves I the province is falling af£, The bum-
Hard lines.
whdch was connected by a bubteC-
abhors
Lf all men speak well of you, it is
crouch and everything become smooth i ber of pupils registered fur 1897 was
Papa, what Ls meant by 'taking time
ranean passage, with the most disreput-
ipeoause °u are either ala
y ggard or
and burnished as though a camping
i 1,304, and the average attendance 329.
These fi g'ures slimv. a decrease over
by the forelock?' In most cases, my
able housa of them all., bearing t e
a dolt. If a steamer makes rapid pro-
thrautglt the waves, the water
place for the glorLes of heaven. So I
have seen a man whose life bus been
1896 of 781 is registered pupils rind
son, it Is worrying shout things that
never ha ppen.
curious name of the Smashing Lum
gross
will boil and foam, all around it, Brave
tossed and driven' coming down at last
BS in avers ge attendance.
As loan as a girl thinks she owns a
er, situate In a low court valled Ship
soldiers of Jesus Christ will hear the
to an infinite calm, in which there
w'as this hush of heaven's lullaby.
There were 8,254 teachers employed
man site begins to act hurt and dis-
Yard. This house, as well'as The Bible,
carbines click. When I sees a Inan
with voice and month and influence all '
Y
In the Public schools. Of these 2,7`26
Stephen asleep l 1 saw• such a one. I �,
were menu and 5,528 women 3,409 oP
leased viten he doesn't
Ip put on an ov-
had all manner of secret and curious
trap
on the right: side and some caricature
He fought all his days against poverty ! ;
tluem have Normal School.
ercoat when he goes nut into the cold.
rooms, doors, and underground
dpim and some sneer at Lim and some
anti o ainst abuse. They traduced his attended
g'
Those Loving Girls—Helen—Don't, ou
6 Y
exits, and communications, from one
denounce him and men who pretend to I
name. 'They rattled at the doorknob L'he average annual salary of -tale
think my new, bonnet is a perfect
to the other. Coiners and rufflans of
ba actuated by right motives conspire '
whiLa he was dying with duns for de.his ' teachers i -n Public schools for the year
dream? Mattis ---it's afore than u
the ver worst description made these
y
Lo cripple him, to' cu t him out, Lo de
siW him, I say, "S efit stoned I"
he could not pay, yet (he prate of (;od 1897 was $400. The averu.ge anulus! sal-
brooded over his illow, and while the ar of female teachers w•as $•291..
p y
dream clear; it's a enuine ni h,tmare.
g g
den their rendezvous and homes. It
When I see a man IIr aOme great ,
,
%%OI Id Palled heaven dawnrd, and the ' I There were registered last 1a
Wallace—How would you like to join
,•as from a personal tnsp5eclron of
moral or religious reform battling
against grug-shops, exposing wicked- I
deelienin g ttvil,ight of ea•r1.h's night Acas year
only the opening twilight. of heaven's I Public schools 1,454 pupils under five
one of these'Don't Worryrl,ubs?' Ferry
—I'd join in a mitrute, but my wife
what remained of the Smashing T.um-
ber that Harrison Ainsworth way ia-
nPss in hrgh places. by suttee means �
r
morn. Net a sigh ; not a tear; not: a years cP age; •180,1531 pupils between,
would lake it as an. insult•.
trying to purify tha3 church and better.
struggle. Hush I Stephen asleep( I the ages of 5 ane! 21 years, and 341
Modus Operandi—I met your friend
ap'ired to write some o[ the sCeRE'S in
toe world's estate, and 1 find that some !
1 have not the facility to tell the I pupils over 21 years of age.
Springely this morning. How did he
his
of the newspapers anathematize him'
Aveatber. I can neiveri tell Icy the set- There are 130 High schools in the
ting sun AwhethI there will ►e a
strike you? Said he. had left his change
"JACK SHEPP_1RD,"
and men—even good men—oppose him,
and denounce him because, though he j
drought. or not. I cannot tell by the province. The number of. teachers rs
at houto Ln his olh.-r trousers.
Pa.rticu!arly those connected with Clio
does ood, he dues not do it in their I
gT
571 , mlamber of pu cls 24,5G7, a des-
blowing of the wind wbethet• it will 1 p
He—yo ou're cin lu throw me
y b g
arch ro rut', Jonathan \\'ill. Unr of
6
way, say, "Stephen stoned l" The
be fair weather or foul on the morrow, crease of 95, as compared with the re-
down after all? Slie—Yes. Father
the old tumble-down houses was re-
w•orld, with infinite spite, took after !
lith I can praphesy, aiid i will pr•oph� ' turnla for 1R96.
said he would if I didn't, and he's so
putted to be the meeting place of Guy
John Frederick Oberlin and Paul and !
say, what weather it Avill be when you, I High school teachers' salaries for the
terribly literal you know.
Fawkes and IlL9 pluttera. A well-known,
Stephen of the text, lint you notice,'
I
the Christian, come to -lie. You may ' year amounted to $531,765. 'There was
have Lc very rough now•. It' ba
Now, Bennie, here's the medicine, and
tavern in Butcher row, fa•ing the
my friends, that while they assaulted
him they did not succeed really in i
may ; expe,aded in school houses, sites and
this week one annoyance, the next an-
liere'a the dime papa left to pay you'
Strand,AwastheShip that unve ke-longed
I to air• Christopher Hutlou, til: dauc-
killing him. You may assault a good
,buildings, $84,GG3, and fur all other
Of.her annoyance. It may to this year 'Hugh school purpostps $13!,542. Se that
for taking it. ALI riglht., mumnra. if
t you fake, it and don't tell, 1`ll give you
ing Chancellor of queen Ehxa}ietli,
man. but you cannot kill him,
On the day of his death Stephen
one bereavement, the next another I the total High school expenditure was
bereavement. Before this year has '
half.
w•ho granted hi.m thr house in•1571. The
I landlord the Shi.,p issued tokens, and
spoke before u few people in the ran-
$749,970.
bossed you; may have to beg for bread '
Proprietor—No, I• can't give you a
of
5tH of them dated 1649, is in Cha lieau-
i
he•drin. Now• he addresses all Chris-
or ask for a scuttle of coal or a pair
In 1882the.re were only 33,126 pupils in
job. I find it hard work to keep what
foy Collection. Fairthorne, tfie engrav-
tawndom. Paul the apostle stood on
of shoes, but at the last Christ wilt
the Public schools of Ont.ariostudying
1 clerks I've got, busy. Boy—f w'on't both,
er had his shop next door• It w•a9 still
Mars hill addressin r• a handful of :
philosophers who kn not. so much '
come in, and darkness Avill go out, and, I
t.hough theta' may he no hanrl to close , ttRnperamrpe and Dp.ygiane. lu 1892 Aha
er ou that way; I can keel) bus a
I long time doing very little. y
a tavern as lite as 1756.
'file surroundings of Butcher's row .
about science as a modern schoolgirl. !
youreyesand nobrPast on which to rest I number dyad grown to 171,594, and now
Whene'e.r a man attem pts to drown
1
all([ its neighborhood were not all of
To -day lie talks to all the millions ,
your dying bead and no candle to lift , the ,lumber is over •200,000. Having re-
His trawl>les, then 1 note
a rowdy and disre ,utable character,
1
°f Christendom about the wonders of -
the night. the odors of Clod's banging gard to the great importance of the
He always seems to think they are
toi� one part of tine new Law Courts
justification and the glories of resur-,
1
garden will regale your soul, and at• � krix,wledge of physiology and the in-
Located in his throat,
aur updes the site on which was the
t rection. John Wesley w•as howled
down
your bedside will halt the chariots of i jurious effects of alcoholic stimulants
the i{ing. No more rents to no un the human system, provision was
Could I call you a Bible? asked the
house where the Kit Cat Club assemb-
by the mob to whom he preached,
,and they threw bricks at him, and the Y '
paw•
more a on h 3 P
g y ecause flour has one up, '-,lade b • the statute is 1886 fur lac-
g I
a gent. I vers not,' replied stn real
g
led. ost of t Polis, Sir Rfu,en nne',
and most of the wits Of Qu^en Anna 9
denounced i�nd they jo3tley
no more struggle with "t•hneauelrlon a
the course. of study
shnl
reign foregal:hered there, and when
Pim
4htm
and the a at u on him, and I
flesh and the devil," but ,g,
for Publ8cl5achoo 8
iherne.xtuoffl�e� HPy haslApsort
not occauied in
I
day, in all lands, he is admitted to be ,
deep. everlasting peace. Stephen
The. system of kladergarten instrue-
of mania for rare books.
. FIGHTING THE FRENCH
the great father of Methodism. Booth's,
bullet vacated the to chair,
p1
tion was first introduced into Ontario
She—\\'IIIie is so witty. Ile—Oh, you'
In Flanders, Jobn Churchill, the great
f coagul
but from that spot of coagulated blood
Asleep In Jesusl Blessed sleep.
in 1882 and subsequently made part
women think any idiot tvhw c•an get off
a lo( 'of at.uff he bac read in the pup-.
Afar]lorou�h, looked in now• and again
the
on the floor in the box of Ford's thea-
From which none ever wakes t°
weep I
of the school system of the province.
era--,. But I know• he is w•itt. Even
>'
to oin Ills lirother members of
I �
club.
ter there s ran u the new life of
a nation. pStephen stoned, but Ste-
A calm and undisturbed repose
Within 10 E ars, G6 kinder arteas were
established with 160 teachers, attend-
(pis own .is ter latilrhs at his tunny say-
U.n the oppostite. ids of the Strand,
phen alive.
Uninjured by the last of. foes.
ed fly 6,375 Orildrea under six years
utgs,
I facing the principal. entrance of the
Pass on now and see Stephen in his
i T v! 1 r
Asleep n eau a from thee
of age. In 139(1 the nunlher of kinder-{
\\'flat 9, said Lhe -rues examining
law
le al temple, is another new' palatial
of builditnga, t ke site of which, as
dying prayer. His first thought Aw as
not how the stone hurt his head, nor
Thy kindred and Their graves may
gartean diad inereased to 97, with 202
teachers, at.tenided by 10,174 pupils un-
I yer, are you wd! lint* to s%w•ear t hat
the prisoner was smoking a pipe at Clio,
; pi a
Fell as itself, I;ai a little history of
what would become of his body. His
lo'
Bro there is still !Blessed sleep
dersis ears of ri e.
y g
(line? No, sir, replied t.hU Avitnes,,S; 1'
I
its own. On December _7, 1618, Prin-
-tees% Elizabeth, the onl da hter of
Y u8'
first thought, Avas about his spirit.
"Lord Jesus, receive my spirit I" The
a
From which none ever wake to
Tho h,ighpst salary paid t(t any Pub-
V�uerlOwP�,r.•' Elul L am w•[l:ln.g to I+el
$ tc $ ttuat he %vas.
Jarups L, was afflnnced at Whitehall
murderer standin on the tra door,
g P
the block cap being drawn over ilia
AtePp'
You have seen ennugh for one morn-
tic school teacher in Ontario in LRT1.
i was $1,1100. The h�Ighest paid at pros-
,
Lerr 1aiPtlic-1 wonder how one nP
y
to tile. Falsgrace, afterward King of
)3ohemia, In honor of this most aus-
Nasd before the execution, may grl-
ling. No one can sucees9fully examine Out is $1,500. 'rhe average salary for
t}tem fellers that has asteady ,job and
11r•ious event, a tavern on the south
mace about the future, but. you and
more than. five piotnres in a duy. , male teacher.~ is the whole province
I works every (la,y feels? Wayw•orn!
side of the Sirand, near t.o 'remple
I have no shUme in confessing some
Therefore ice eio,) having seen this' 1,$400; formals teachersinc•ities $965;'
Watson—You better not let your'
Bar, and oppositt. thp.. Ship tavern in
anxiety about (where we are going to
c•lusler of dl%tne Rap,haels—Slap- for female teat+hers in eitiPw $420.
Ithinker run on them ideas. I?irst'
ilutchers row, was rerhrisl.Pned the
I
come out. You a.re not all I:ody, There
is I It
hen gazing into heaven Stephen look- The total rece.i tg of Yuhlic schools
sc0:
ing Christ. Ptei•hPn :step- I
f thin; you know you may go wrong,•.
Palskrave's Head. After many years
the Palsaravo'y Heart %vas pulled down
within you a soul, see gleam
fromyour eyes and T sae it. irradiating
in Ontario in ]Rip were 2,liv
at stoned,
hen in his dying prayer, Stephen $' in
C.uodeum!—\Ylty trill you carry on aql
I
, and a quiet. little court AAaa9 built
your countenance. Sometimes I am
asleep. ' 1882, $3,469,990; in 189'2, $•1,811;89!1; in
you do? Why arca t you more. careful;
upon that. and the adjoining ground,
abashed before an audience not because
1896, $4,886,118. The greater portion of
I about. the• ppre.servatiun of your repu-'
consisting of "very genteel private
I come under their physical eyesight., i
but because I tope truth
these amounts are, of course, derived
from municipal school grants and as
I t.ation ? Littlernind--Don't %%a11t io
preserve it. If I could only get rid of;
l tion%•-,." This court had a front Prl-
trance from thio Strand and a track
realize that
I stand before so man,v immortal
BEATING VFRNE'S HERO.
sessments. The other sources are leg -I
it 'altogether I'd le a mighty Night;
%w•ay into the precincts of the temple
spirits. T'he probability is that your
klative grants and clergy' re.YPrve
I better off than I sin. I
I it is presumed that Cho olcl tavern had
body will at last find a sepulcher in I
Time ruble for bola!- (round ace world In
fund•
I \\lar Argument.,—I %%ant war. said;
also a l:a:•k as w•�ell as it front Pntran-
same, of the cemeteries that surround!
tsnay"--slow 11 1% WorkedOlol.
•Phe total expenditure of l.'ubli
iBiLLls, fac„tinusly, I,P,ausN 1 sin fit
ce, for an old luiA mentions the pare,
butrthal5nour oyer uiPs ,ill4beprle�eot .
Prince lZhllkoff, file 1%u^tgian minister
scJtoola in 18T2 was $2,307,7(14; in 1RR8,
hoiw-s that f t"that. Away Hume of nry'
showing• Thal choating cabmen out of
their fans is by no means a modern in -
and resp ctful, and you will be able'
of rommuaricationp, is report+•cl to have
$3.036,975; in 1892_. $1,053,91.8; in 18,10,
(,149,`207. These sumg.%vPrP spent fort
$ 1
creditors will Ira, killed off. I H111410:re,i
ventiun—
to pillow your hear! under the maple, ,
staCed that, when lha Sil;orian rail-
maps, apparatus, prizes, silos piaci
rPniarked .'rigp, that you would rtU here
are them killed (talc! ht Ihtn hFtveI
lint nett at Picrildilly they arrive,
or the• Norwa • s ruc•e, or the cypress,
y p
w•ay is o itined th,rou, hout its en
1 !fi
sa,rool rent, arlrl fuel.
I them N(arve. to deal!-, g
And• taking roach, ('wards Temple
nr the blossoming nr, but this at (]I-.
about Achfcll Steph<5n prayed—what df-;
ti.re length, the (.aur of the world mayI
o.st p,
l Torre
Phe cast. per pupil fur erluriltion inI
Miss Garlingltorn—1 know I'll look
Bar they drive,
the
rection will that take? \\-ha.t guides
l,e trade in thirty-three days, The
the Public school hassteadily inc•reals-'.
like a frigh.f %%•illi my hair done tit) in
Rut alt St. Cletnent's got (tilt ,
In.,k,
will escort it? Whitt gate wilt open,varioun
diversions+ ,of the journey
since Ccafederati,on. fn 1867 it wasllhiswaw•
Phntogrta!her—Buf.Ihinlc how!
And S'iiy,ing thraup;h the I'alNgrave,
to receive it? What, cloud will he
-are covered as tallow's: Bremen t.o St.
3.67; in 1972, $4.&i; in 1882, $6i.1_; in
much worse% 'NTigs iVlardygrass would
I
bilk( poor hack.
cleft for its pathwa;v? After it. has
got beyond the tight of our sun• will :
PeteTHL•urg, one and a half clays; St•
1892, $8.40; in 1896, $8.01.
Li 1867 onl • 1„283 pupils, or •2.1 per,
y i 1 I
look with her h it in (hal si,y!e ° 'I
' That will do, thanits. i think %ve have
1luriug ThR roustrualinu of the Law
there be torches lighted for it the rest'
Petersburg to Vladik•08tOPk, ten days;
cent
W.114liPdnombe
j ninnmrrd to catch our very (pest ex-
y
Cour1N, Mr, J)ona,ld Nicol, ex -Sheriff of
of the wwny? Will the, soul have to'Vladivostock
fo San E�rancisco, ten
pttEii rrinlHt�,!Ipression,
madam.
London, unci \1,I'. fur Stroud, form -
'Cont.pa.ny,
travel through long deserts heftire it
days; San Franciisro to New• York, four
jects, such as bookkeel)iag, in 18% thisi
No(. Unique — Wlwit a %wonderful
Pd at li+niled which purc•has-
reaches the ood land? It Ave. ahould
1(nseour puthway, will there be a castle I
and a half days; New• York to Bremen,
subject was takety by 13,0011 pupils, or
painter Rubens waw! remarked lir.
ed
, I'HI': 1,1'1"Illi? RP �l'ha'I'I':111;11 f'Ultl3C
at who9e gale we may a.sk the wap to
seven clays, total, t.hirt,y-three. Anoth-
'better
53 per cent. of the whole allendau,ee,
In, 11167, 5.171 pop;N, or 90 per cent, of
ed Arris, Jones. 11. is sum of him that
: ,Jones nl flue art Yes, assent-
Of g,*enteel little houses called pals-
the cit •? . Oh, this mysterious shit, •
y 1
wit..htn us, It bas two wings, but it:
er authorit ops one than
len Ih
the whole of teadanre, studied bilin •
gallery.
r
he could chanp,e a aughing face into
rave f'lnrP earl the ad'ninin remises
g .I g t
is to a cag e, now•. it. is locked fast to
t,af.. He iTopo,pestoreduce the
1 g
in 1896 the n5unber or pupils in Latin
� a earl oar• by a .gingle.Nf rake. t\'hy spoke
fur the purpose of pulling them dow•1t
keep it, but let. the door of this cage
of the world's jou.rnpy to twenty-
wa•+ I5,5'2fi, about (i9 per cent.. of the
up little Johnny in disgust, my School-
anti erecting a palatial building, eon -
open the tense, and the soul is off.
eight days. The figures given by the
number in attendance.
i master ran do that.
styling uF Nuiles of chaml55rs Hurl oft
Alttglo+'s wing wnuld not catch it. The'
Russian minister are evidently I•ased
'rite t(tial expenditure in the provincei
RcrP, pou'va I,Pen IPI!iug mP all a.l-
furs nn Ih^ upper flours, and nn the
flour a 'pertTP, up -to --leis res-
ligh4nfngs are not swift enough to,
take. up lt. When leaves
on the actual running Hieed of it's
va,rLuuq railway :and atettrnship liars,
fur Roman ('a Cholic Se mate schools d9'
p
ong, N'tlrI f ipe bright -fared young wife,
ground
Ia %which f h^ ,a%% ion gave
AAith the soup
i he body, it takes 50 worlds of a hound. �
an estimated average speed of about
over $300,000 ,yearly. The amount ex-
penderi for the mninf.enancep of Pro-
I what n d nrlerful rook your e her
r was. And now your aunt Jane has
irUPly opposite the Law Courts (lave
sly o
to ho' pe would le
And have 1 no anxiety about it ? Ha1aH I
I
an hour Prom the
llun4ia
t"fenf. Separate schools isishout $.50(10!
just fold me that your father was a
every encoura t ment
g' p
Tho rhamhrrr and o
you no anxiety shout. it.?
i do nod,' care witat u do with, my i
ca friles
Ilv9sran rat flet! to Vla(livustork. Balt
it. is awggPHted that it the traveller
per Year. fwvp of the teachers hold'
twelve hold !hirci
dywpeptin Well, see, the
hu915and dPPt'1,n9
Ayrrr all hu1 the restaurant, Aw hide
Nvereggo;
a
l
l o ly when my soup is gone ar whether ;
had the services of the fastest Px-
second class and
clogs certtf( •
' '
N%i
young murmured with a
young
si h, mother learned by pra.•(iging on
g
l
c•slled Th^ 1'nlst;rave, hurl Loi a
I very brief exi,itenve under (lint nano.
you believe in em nation or inhuma- 1
(fon, 1 shall SIPe a9 wwell in a
i)sting ahipH on (he ovea.n and the t rains
,were run at. the hi he.4 rate Of H(IPP.rI
g
The rerei t5 of High schools lnsl ear
y
futlher,
I It has Leen reo pined inore that once
1
p ,just
wrappdng of sacdciTIdhlas in satin lin-
I
consistent \with the gradients, curves,
we. re $RO 631, made lip Of fees,
Col. Hawkins.—lentis Mose, 1 hear
lender ofh,pr names. (Ane was I'll,, Du -
lh,P well-known Clau to
Pd w• t -.-
h eagle's down. But. my Saul
before, this day 1 will final out
and condition of the permanent way
of railways in the various districts
pee rant 99-I
$115,7R3, rt d lPprislal g $
993, Tile total ex enditure A%a.g $749,-j
You and your wi[Q had a little dispute
attain last night, Which came out
vel—not eels-
i Duval, who may hrvc vdgsted 'rh liible,
passes
w1tPrH iC wiJl land. 'thank (pod for the
pnssred over, five days migh,l. he saved,
970, of Which $532,765 was paid in tench•
1
a,h.ead this time? (inrle Moss (dubious-'
bark
and one or tw'o (tthrr9 of fhr p!n^pY
mentioned in the old rookery, but aft -
intimation of my text, that when w•e
die Jesus takes us. That answers till
Th'uq the hniger Wilhelm would lie av-
allahle for the Atlantic passage, her
e>:s'salaries.
for Higrh
fly feeling a turnip on the+ of his
head) ---1's powerful glad to ray dat. T
er fh•a well-known Pt+risian Pstabli4h-
quest.ions for me. \\'hat! though there
av+Pragc Hpeed of 22,34 knots per hour,
20-knol Hpteed is wulumed for the
T4te annual cast per pupil
school education is nowv $30,:58. 'There
kin ctrl ahnnd, Iposs; but silt% migt icy
nigh overtook me. Yes, s she did
minis of AT. Duval. Thr !owv'er premis-
ex are now• cievniplod ra.g one of the
were massive bars between here and
the city of light, Jesus could remove
and a
c flit iA9ga e. 'I'o maintain the hi h
I A I g g
hag been a stead increase in tills
y
{or n far', An' 1 ;s% gat de n . . , ary
branches o[ llnyds Banking (lent any,
r and !hiring nrblfc Are
and the hung t
them• What though there were great
Average --R of the especial trains, it is
cost per head since 1867, when it waq
evidence on my pumon to prove it.
,v
fain to aoek refreshmeni Plsewhern.
Saharas of darkness, Jesus couldillume
further assumed that speeds of from
$•21.00 per head. In 1882 the cost per
Tc 11r Ba>< j(self wn.g rolila •Pit in I11RO
them.. What though I got weary on
dive, way, Christ could lift me on his
six(v to seventy miler+ an hour wnuld
Ile maintnined on levet s(ret.ehes of
pupil wa.s $27,56, and in 189.2, $30.-
48.
by t•h,e (.rifPin, which Post £10,090, And
olrtnipotent shoulder, What !.hough
t,hrd country to make up for tlmp last
I%n 1867 Greek was studied by 15 per
MYSTERY FXPLA1YTr1T),
,6 actual Bar (%%hiv'h contained al -out
1,000 stairs) waq re-ererteri by Sir
there were chasuns to cross, hie hand
rout(! transport me. Then let Hte ,hen's
in Pronging mountilins, rile pro! able
15Ps1, lin.^. that. rould hP made h, en a,
3R per ceBnt. of pupils studied French
l''he following incident, is righted by
Henry _ux at I•is place, I'henhald's
prayver, be my dying litany, "Lord .)es-
incl w-ecin.l trains, assuming the or n
film'. of all pupils in High Rehools, Tn
nn T:ng13s9p ,jou.rnal, I,ut. if. miltht have
happened Almost. a.nywhcrs:
Waltham (Toss, ol.ght years Ialor.
us, r•ecei,ve mly spirit." it may he in
pnssa"s to Iw performed at the
1890 drily six per cent. were engaged
k; the study of this sub,jeet.. in IR67,
A lady Avila kept, poul1 ry ha.•1, am-
Y,- i...nip
-- � • -
that hour we, will Ile too feeble to say
a 1011 prayer, Tt1'may he in Chili hour
speed mentioned, would be its follows:
i.ondon to Morrow, N hourrw; Moscow
a,nd nine studred German; in IR96 tiles°
studied by 5p5 an'(1 IA
Un dapeSdie harinone killeid1ifnr dinntlr
HiS LAST \1'ORD$•
we will notil)o ahle to Say (lie ” Lord'a
Preyyer," for it hag seven prii(ions.
(o Vladdvosto,•k, 149.1 hour•(; V*a,livo.t-
took to Srin Francisco. 270 hours; Han
,ubjects were per
cent, respectively of the total number
,
ww'ihivii proverb In ire very tough,
His last words were of yon.
feel'
Perhaps "o he ton feeble fn
I"Tp. n"IRPO to New York, 73.1 hmirw
or pupils.
Rap,hol, she 9a"id to the servant, an
The proligal son-imlAw fried to
may even
Ray the infant prayer our mothers
Ne'ty York to Plymouth,, 138-R hours:
'I'MAi
Wlioa the High school system of fhe
elderly w•omnn whin hall been with her
some time, wvhA.t. fowl iR this? It seems
Ag solemn as lie looked.
9Tittht 1 inquire whet !they wprpf
Caught uH, whi.Ph .iobn Quincy :!clams,
70 years of age, said every night w hep
F'lymmilh fn T,nndon, 3.l hours.
065.•2 hours. Thiq gives n total of ::7
pmvi.nwe was first innupturaterl its
r•
*.vnN to
in 1pe a very old li P.
\Nell, it's
Yat might, ,lie that. iP Ito could
hewrould
hes pall hiss he{lei tt(An his pillow :
dnyq 17 hours Por the whole journey.
tr'imary abject preplFlre pupils
�or the learnrci professions, anti es-
maim, rPpltpri slice, one of
them there antediluvians,
tick
only grt one rrrhrH kic.lt ai tNu
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