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Mtsoellaneoue rhcre 1s eve y I ro·pect ot a g cat amount of b iltlmg and otlle1 public worl s gorng on m Tllronto d mn~ the com g easou If tl e half that is prom sed shall- e realized there w l be a good t ne and no m stake We smterely nope ti lt 1t will be on as sound a basIS as could be desire To onto rn bo md t'.l 0 0 ahead whatever wrncls may blow Ihe e is some l kel hoo l of another at tempt bemcr ade to exclulle the Chu ese fr011 B tish Co mb a f not from the "hole Do nm on It m ) b safelv said be forehand that tnc attempt won t a cceed 'lhe1e is at tn) r te at p ese t too mt cl need for the r worl n that western lard to ma! e it at all likely that the nat ves of thf> Flo very Ian l w 11 get the r walk ng t eke and no m stake It is all very well to represent the supposed advocate of Womans R irhts as slim sharp nosed aged spu ster with a b e cotton u nb ella goggle spPc tacle~ an a coa scuttle bonnet But the fun m1 d with th!l ieprn entat o I a ceased t oe funny and the ca,ncaturc t one of t e cla ms and the cla mants is fel to be too transuarent for anytlm g It s a very chflicult thmg to say how beg grng m posters a,re to be found o t and ex poseil Tney are generally1 so astute at work and have lea.rncd 1fue1r lesso1 so thorot ghly that it is scarcely to be wonder ed at that the k nd hearted who listen tu theirs 01 cs are reg brly dono fo It s J erbaps hard to say but st1ll 1t is to be fea ed ti a,t t 1s the trut 1 ti at I ot one half of what iH g1 en m char ty m Toronto s be stowed on leservmgobJects 1he impudent plan 1bl vw ous impostor seems al vays to <:One m fo1 ti e 1101 s al are and the quiet and ieserv ng ate Jett m tie 1u eh Oue th ng at any r 1te is set led as beyond all q llCSt on and that 1s that no cl anty of any kmd should be g ven u ones own doo1 w ti out a v ry str ng t prelm nary m\ est gati n mto the vi ole c cllmsta1 ce~ Withs arce ly an except on t o c who pela nb ilate tha c ty with ba kets ru d a nost wo begone whme are fra,uds vl ow 11 t kely tluow the food they get way 01 sell it fo pg s meat mo der to 0 et whiskey with tl e p oceeds We l a c k o vn ca·es of poor deserv I g rndustr10 lS vomen buymg those scraps fI om those m vete ate bevga1 s m 01 der to feed tlie1r cl 1ldren E ervbody ought to be acquamted w th some few deser mg I oo \\ho can be helped without bemg hu t by the li;m I attent ons of th 1r better off neigh bo s Regulaily every winter stron 0 young men VI I o I a e bee1 roa mug He country duimg the summer months come mto To rnnto and other eities for the season to rut along m so rr e measur w.itl out e\ en looking for work by the help of the var ous pub! c charities aud by the und1s rimrnatrng bou ty of md1viduiils -- ~·· Feed,ing Horses li a lecture before an English farme1s club M J Storer spoke of the feedmg ot ho scs as follows How mu;t horses be t eated that they may be able to perform a certam amount of wok w i;hout u Jury to ti er sy,ste n? In the first place th"y m st have food in the second place t my must have g1oomrng a id m the thnd pl ce they must have good stab! ng In re0 a1d to food oE all annuals the ho se r co pa 1son to ts s1zo has the s nallcst sto na h t is tnerefore of great mporfance ti at h s food should conta n as much nu tr n ent as oss1ble n the smallest bulk moIC especially when ndergo111g hard ork Hay an 1 oats ha\ e ti IS qual ficat on to g eater deg ee tl an any otl er of the fe d hg stuff" tn gene al use an l that they shoulcl fa m the staple food has been pro e l by 101 g experience B u sed oats are ver) s u table for ol l I ors es ind ti ose that bolt the r corn b t beyond tl ey have nothmg spec ally to ee<; nmcnd them The average quaut1ty of oats requ red to keep a I Oise unJe1go i g I ar 1' ork rn ,,ood cond1t on 1s abo t twenty po nds per day Of con se so ne I orses wo 1ld eat mo c other. can not be nduc:ed to consume more than fourteen po nJs Dr vers of contrac t >rs horses ..re p act call y a var e of the tact that the m01 e tl cy can get their horses to eat the nore vo k they VI 11 do But the tesultofo er seed ngalldo er w01k ng1stl e prcm:iture leath of mar y val able an mals India l corn when it happeus to be cl eap ma.}\ be aavantageously 1 s d Ill the p opoi twn of one to s :ii: the only obJect on to it w th t 1t causes to p1d1ty of the bowels This must be encountered by g1 v g au equal pro po t oil' 01 b an Beanij but !or then heat ug te de1 cy would fo m a ve1y sUltable adJU ct too ts as they conta n a large pro [ ort on of nut ti e mater al Ihey may be safely given to animals that are hard wrougl t and upward Jf seven ye s A horse can t be ma t ta ne I m good heal~h on gra1 a.lone the stomach requi e a certa n amount of mechan cal d1stens10n to keep lt properly Hay or straw se ves th s pu pos Ord nary allowa.nce should be abo t 20 po nds !'el lay som,,tl ng hke o pot nds m the morn l " S po nds at m d day and 10 pounds at mght A fe v years ago chopped hay became greatly m ,og e btit tl e prmc1pal a1g1ment m it. favo was that the bad hay wa8 eaten along with the good Tl 1s tells sen o t~ly a!! rnst the r la l as a l o se is certarn Ly better without bad hay in its stomach than w1tl1 it All k nds of stra v aremfeuor to hay oat he 1 g the only va et~ that should be u.ed it does well when horses ate idle as they a1 e not liable to get n to high cond t on on 1t Green 101 age swell smted to horses U1 its season then ti e work 1; l g ht and they appear to thrive or lt It nust be g1 ven n moderat10n espec1aUy at fi st as J orses a e so fond of it that tney soon eat n 01e than s good for them Carrots turn ps and po tatoes reqU1re to be given with equal d1; cr1 mnat1 n mdeed I a r me! ned to con demn ti e use of potatoes en t1re!J although I ha.vo known mstances where horses we e allow ed as many as they co Id eat v thout bad res lt;i but ·nt:h cases t on a-nd not th rule Co ked food is used by many ho se o vn ers v th more or less an vantage the great obJect on to 1t be ug that it fa tens w tl o lt w thout g v ng stren<>th and firmness to the mug lies 1t rs also apt to be bolted w ti out prope l ast1cat10n winch 1s a 011mon cause of col c an l rndigest 011 For a horse re ct>vermg Jro 1 any deb l tatmg disease or for oue com ng off a long 1ourney it 1s of great benefit t.f given Judi io sly To nuke a regular pract ce of feedmg with 1t e ery 111.y however s unnatural and I be! ev~ highly lllJ l iolls l t 1s a com non prac ice to g e a foe I of it ev;,ry Satur lay mght for the ~u pose of l eepn g the bowels m or der 'lhree fo t ti s ot a pa lful of mashed b1an wo ldse1 e tie purpose better with out tie nsk of deraog ng the bowe s II s Id a most necessary ad junct n horse teecl ng a.nd s.:10uld b" g ven regula ly once a week It acts meet ar really on tie l n ng nem bra e of the sto r ach 1 creases the se cret or and thereby averts eonst pat on As already statei tie stomach or rec p table fo solid food 1s very small the crec m or receptacle fo watqr is qune the opposite It is not unco nmon to see a horse drink two or ti ree pa lsful ofw;itnr at a time It is therefore p obable ti at he does not req ure it often Three 1me a day 1s s file ent provided the ho se 1s allo veJ as much a.s he will drmk In cases wherA he is t:xcess1vely hot or exhausted o where he has been kept w tbout wate1 for an m due length of time 1t sho ld be g ven rn smallei q ua1 t ties ai d moie fieq u en tly It IS a great and Very common erwr tp allow horses \\ ater after bemg fed In its passag through the sfumach 1t i sure to carry with 1t some of the nd1gested food whicl:. ou 0 ht ne tJr to reach the mtestmes and probablj cause coho 01 i d1aest on Uncooked Food [Somo ot o r readers will remember that two ye s o so ago tl e L iws co 1ta ned let to s from Mr au l Mrs H nde nf Anahe m Cal fo11 a who aftt:r many m onths of ex per rent w otc to Dr Jackson very confi dentlyof t} e u !vantages of hv ng on un cooked food Occas10nally ~rnce then we have heard from other persons vho were try ng the same J Jan with sat1sfact10n to them · Early Marriages Not orly m the days of good Quee 1 Iless and earhe1 but very much ater m our h s ro y ear y mar iages ere allowed To take an tnstance n the Georgian period this en try s m The Ch onolog cal D ary appe d el to the BUJtor.cal RegUJter vol me six fo he year 1721 June 8 Cl arles Po vel ol Oar nartl en R ·q ot about 11 Years of Age rnar yd to a Jhughte1 of S r Tl omas Po el or Broadwa l3a t deceas d aged about 14 1he you g lady s only b other had died on Ma ch 21 preced ng Often did a guard an hav n 0 control of a wealthy ward L1bettID sm 1s somet1 nes we are glad find it collvement 11ot to delay the p omo to th nk a rather r sky busmess though ton of a marr age of the ward with o o of not so often as it o ght to be Not a word his own k th and krn though not alwa}H by IS to be said m favor of Judge Lynch a1 d his auy n eans was t com dered nec~ssa y ti at domgs out flaw does not prov1desometl n~ there shoul i ex st bet" een the couple the Ike an adequate remedy f 1 evfl y wrong sentiments vhich md iced Diel ens young the res lt will be that Lynch w ll p t n an ge11tle nan not 8 yea s old to ruu away "ith appearance and tl e n ost of folks ~ ll be " fin young woman of 7 I may m en able to say but httle m h s condem1 a ton a s1m1la1 mstance wh1cl occurred near t ou 1 he 0 o people seem to have rat! e1 ly 130 years iater thn,n the narnage to a rough way of settln g accot nts v th such which H refers 1 lf farmly wh ch my mo rake and 1 bertmes at least those n ther now Ie{'Iesents viz ti e Shaw~ of Olearpo t hMe but a littler ghteous md g Ballytwe" y Cot uty Antnm Henry Shaw nat on of the k nd s somet mes ncce sary (son of John Shaw of Ballytweedy an 1 "bAn tl e law 1s powerless and the otten"e grandso of Capt Sh " H gh Sheriff for lS flagrant Co mtJ Antr m 1793 who was atta nted by Now wl en a 1e newspapers gomg to be Kmg James s ,..,arhament) wad married m done "nth those long columns of rep 0 rts on tne year 1721 to his cousrn Mary (only sportmg natters and especially 011 p 1gil sti c!uld of Patrick Shaw of Bnttas County encot i ters ~ Can they thrnk that m this Ant nn) vhe 1 ne1the1 oft em was yet lv way they are improvrng either the public y a1s old and the old doc ment horn taste or ti e p bl c morals~ A more m 1se1 which I am now quot ng goes on to say that ahl6"S~t of fel ows than tlie oidi miy men the father of th · r.qually precociot s br de be $ :o.nd he oes of the p 1ze r mg does 1 ot groo 1 cont1m el to manage for he ) o ng ex~~ Yet"\\ hat are called respectable news coup,le and ha<l not lon., su ived their com papers devote co umn after colt nn to their 11 g of age Tl err eldest child vas bou n spec1albcnefit w th all the shng thats ~e 172~ H nry Shaw <l eu n 1775 a year c 1 1ar to the far cy and all the br 1 ta hty afte the b rth of his great g an lson Tho character st c of its dou gs Rom d fit st mas Potter of Mo nt J!otter County Down second' and so on are giveu with ncke1 mg An mstance of ea1ly maruage partier lanty and then it is thought strange even no e cur ous than that me 1t10ne l by if ordma ily careful fathers with growmg H JS the mair age of RI zabet l daughter of sons thmk it best to stop ti e pape Thomas Lurd Cl lfor l of Sk pto l Ca.stle n the fifteenth century to S r Robe1 t l lu np Thestockganblmg1sstllbe11gdeuo n el ton of Pl mptor Castle '.Ihe b de "\las and is still pract se l WJ ei one tho 6 years of age a d the b degroom rot ga nbh ig sp nt has got possess10n of a man much n 01e The husband died thre it 1s more d fficult to deal w th tl an tithe yea1S 1fter marn ge and the w ow was whiskey 01 op um At the pr Sent t1ma umte l to I s b1othe1 W 11 am when she had theie 1s not ore m ten of the P ofessed gan el tl e age of 12 years Dodswot th pre sales of stock tr at isl onest und the man 1s r se1 ved fo~ us he db t mcnt from vlnch the a fool wt o '10uld touch them for Io ~st n abo e mfor at10 a g en m Wl 1take s vestment 'lhey a1e no mo e to be looke 1 H sto y of Ciave1 - Notes and Quene.q on as leg1t1mate means of traffic than aie the thiee cat ds or the ti rec peas It Sensible sentences would seem as 1f the genume an l honorable comn e1cial spirit we1e disappea mg and Don t be wh mng about not havu g a fa r the demon of gam bhng m one way or otl er chance Throw a ~ens1ble mau out of a wm takmg its place vVell the storm w1l burst dow he 11 fall on his feet and ask the wav to some of these days and that of Wigg ~· h s work Ine moie you have to begm "\I Ith e en at ts wornt will not be a c ic mstai e the less you w1 1 have m tho e1 d Money to the result you earn yo rself is much br gl ter than any The Methodist Un 011 1s pr ct cally a you can get out of a dead man s bags A thmg accomplished and every true f rnnd scant breakfast m th" morn ng ot 1 fe whets of the good cause w ll reJO ee ti aG 1t s so the appet te fo1 a feast later 11 the day He Some I ave ar,...ued that d1 1si us a noug who I as t11sted a so u apple w 11 have the Christians are really benetic al as they pro n ore rel sh for a sweet one Your present mote actlvity aud guard agamst er10r If want w ll make future prosperity all the Eigl tee 1 pe c has set up many such were the case it would be a pihy But sweete1 t 1sn t There 1s no r6ason why a large a peddler m busmess and Ile has turne l it As fo body shvul l be ome mert nact1ve or m 1 f over l ntil he las kept h's ca nage ferent Not the al gl test reason why 1f the placP. yo l are cast 1 don t find faulu the lo\ e of Chr st pe v .. des it t should with that yo need not be a horse becaus If a bt 11 tosseu. draw ti e curta ns an l ~t re to sleep All you were born 1n a stable the Ch;uroh Un ons lately effected have xe a man of mettle sky h gh he would dro A hard workm0 sultef':exactly m tl c ppos1te way There dowu m a goo I place ha\ o the eby be l dev~loped to a greater young man with his w ts about him w lJ .i ~1vity mo e zeal more liberality and a make money while others w IL do noth g Who k ves h s work and know a correspondmgly m reased amount of sohd but lose it and satisfactory s ccess Every true fncn 1 how to spare may I ve and flourish any where As to the trouble who expects to of Canada w1 1 reJo ce if ti ts sho ld be st 11 mere the case w th the body of Canadian find ch err es w thout stones or roses with MethodJSts now to all mtents and p irposes out thorns' Who would w n must learn to bear Idleness hes m bed sick of the mul one It s 'ery curious as some of the rehg ous I g ubs where mdustiy finds health and The dog m the kennel l arks at papers notwo that ch rches foke so d ffer wealth ent a view of the' alue of a,,e and exp ri flerui the huntrng dog does not even know ence 111 the r m msters from" hat is usually they are there Laz J ess wa ts t 11 the river Try done with other educated pro!eas1onal men rnns d y and n ever gets to ma,1ket Can t An old docto IS prized a ll the more on s~vims it Emd makes all th traae account of h s age and wide expe11e ce So do t Would not eat the bread cut for h m are the la\\ yer So are states nen espec al but Try nade more out of mushroons ly n Britam and even m Canada But as to preachers of the goseel 1t is very different Big Pearls Gladstone riles B itau at " 5 Sr John Macdo1 al l Canada at 68 and Oliver Mow it f':iome remarl a,J le pearls lately four d near Onta o at 63 But what chance would auy La !:'a LO\ er Califo n1a l ... ve excited pieacher out of a congregat on have of even much mterest Three such extraordmary a hearing after h e was tm 1ed of 60 ~ Scarce events have taken p lace durmg the past ly any People are chary a out trust ng mo1 th Probably the largest peail on their bodies m the hai ds of a J ounv medico 1ecord we1gh1 g seventy five carats was But as to their soub it is qt 1tc d fferent If found towar ds the close of Dece 1 be 'lbe ti ey can t get a young 1 i they w ll fishe man sol l t on the spot for $14,000 rather go without Such is the usual est1 wh cl however ~as an m s1gn ficant s im mate of the 1elative va lue of the two com con pared w th ts ieal 'alue New comes ponent parts that m ake up the man the anno rno~m cnt that one of the tisherman We aro a great advocate of \Von an o e nployed has J st hscovered a finely tmted at d perfectly fu med pearl ve gh llg for y R ghts rf t i ese could only be fully asce tamed and reasonably a 1 l 11 tell g1bly se en carats an:l valued on ti e spot at stated Every human bemg wl ether nan $5 000 wh le yet anotl et pea1l was fo md or woman ougl t to b e put m rn med ate abo t the ame t1 n e s nailer ti a 1 the for aml absolute possess o:u of ~ lat 1s h s or n er b t of perfect shape 1i'C gh ng forty her nijlit and most of the atruggles and car tts and val ied at $3 000 -Mexica i d1scuss1011s of the past have been professedly Fi iance10 w th this obiect m vie v It 1s very 1 k ely ~ ... A Montreal young man attempted to kiss that women have not got such an ample share of the rights that ha\ e been gong as the pretty daughter of a con er grocer She the wrongs We more than buspect dipped her hand to tho wrrnt Ill a gallon of that s ch has been the fact It iij there molasses and passed it rap dly a.cross the fore time that the balance was bemg ad ardent lovers ambrosial beard "h1ch she 3usted and it will be some of these days says was sweet revenge How vV ggms s go1n., to et :ilong after the tiasco connected with his late pwphe,y mg does ot appeat He had bette ch nb a t ee o make h msclf scarne some way 01 other Tl e marvel is how suc:l charlatans st1ll 1tet so many to attach tie sl 0 htest 1m portauce to anythmg they e ther do or say It is one th g to do what Old P obs I as done so long ani:l so well an 1 q te anotl c to wo1 k ID the Wig[.! ns and V t:nnot style No doubt people with alm~naos n ust do som~tl g to make them sell but it s too much of a good th ng ..,1 en tier va0 a es du e people hn, f c azy and ca se the loss of tl: ousanc s of doila s .... ._. ....._____ ISAAC B RUMl io ---- ---..---....... - - --...-. ··---- ~1Jlgular Coincidence with a Dream Sunda,y n ghtMr Jesse A Beard ofth1s 01ty dreamef!l. that h B brother Mr r J Beard of IJhambers County Ala. lBlted b1m and upon bemg asked how th ngs were at home told him that the fan ly were all well but that some thief h&d set fi e to his out houses and everythmg on h1$ piem1ses was8 destroyed exoept the residence Mon day n ornm{; he reee1ved a Jett r from his brother which eontamed the exact mfoi mation wh en he had dreamed that his brother told him Ill pe son The smoke Hum1hty 1s a virtue all preacl none prac house st11blc, and barn had all been de bee and yet everybody ie content to hear stroye I together w ith considerable gra n aod provis10ns and 1t was w th ct fli ulty - Jol Selden that the residence \\as SM eel fha exact Ihe city of Mex co must be a p leasant amount of the loss 1s not known but Mr place for popular p layers M1 i e Theo the Beard mforms us that there was n'? msur French ope a boutie cantatr ce took a bene anoe Columbus (Ga ) lJ,n']ll~rer lit the e eeently on which occas10n 11 ad d1t on to ece mg $3 740 n gold she was Anot l er profess onal beauty Mrs Corn nresented with a heavy br ...celot of gol l bear m g I et name fo med of la ge diamonds "\\all s West s to fa or America with the a l g 1 got of unpol she l gold and s lver 1 iht of her countenance at the B ttish Leia with '.l.'l eo m gold letters a silver box tliori 1a Washmgion cohtammg a complt:lte collect10n of Mex can Arabi and his fellow ex les wish that their coins a massn e crown of silver adon ed daug nters should enJOY the ,same advantages with th11 ty ounces ot gold a r1eh collect10n as their sons and are qmte 111llmg that they of Me:xica11 cloth!! a 1 1a1l box of embossed 1hould be mstructed m Christ amty behev s1lve1 an ivory fan of exqu1s1te workman mg tl em already too well versed m the Kor ship bearing her monogram ID gold and an to change their rehg1on Arab himself finally a whole gallery o! those quamt ltttlo learna Enihsh in order to read tho newa statues 1llustrat1ve of Mexican hfe papen The Quadrille. The q iadrille s!tys the London Evening News s rapidly d1sappeanug from the pro grame of soc ety Itos formahty s 'too mucl !01 the rap d1ty of the age a d its am se ments It is now cons1dere a fond and fool sh dance tit only for chape1011s and eldelly men of rounded form More youth ful partners have for some time past engaged themselves to each othe1 for the square 1t 1s true but not to lance 1t merely to sit 1t out a pleasant process which they p efer to ti e solen n walk through var ous figures that l a.s taken p ace of the lively hassetll step chara ter stic of the quadrille m our mothers young days Consequently but a pauc ty o! couples stand up to us.i the qua ut old pl ra.~e when the mus c1ans grrnc1 out the first bars of La Pantalon as the first fig ire used to be called l{ecogmz ng th s the averag" hostess arranges her dance prog amme with v...!se alte1natmg with polka and perhaps a set of lancers for the supper dance rhere 1s also almost mva nabJy a H1gr land schott sche a movement whic 1 a F e ch spectator recently char aete 1zed as egave Tl ere 1s thus abun danco of go at a <lance m tie present day a d w en there s a cot lion the p o ceed ngs fieque t ly degenerate nto a de c1ded romp Queer Notices Dean Alfo cl relates that t he fullo v ng pe p cuous uot ce to eng n e dnve1s was ex h1b w I- for a s ho1 t t11ne only let u. hope -at o e of ou a 1way stat ons Ele e after when t 1 ~ movi g 10 an oppo!tte d1rect oi are a p oacl rng each other on sep aratc 1 nes conductors and eng ueets w ll be eq re i to brmg the r resp ct1ve trans to a dead halt before the pomt of meetmg and be ve y careful not to prooeed ui..til each tram has passed the other Equal y Jue d was the placa d announc ng a pleasure tr p to W lrkworth o ie dav dur ng the sun mer of 1881 m which was the followmg passage wh ch implies that the crew adopt ed tl e hgbt and a ry costume of our prnm t1ve ancestors The Glea1 e1 is one of the finest and fastest bou.ts on U e Tyne her accommodat1on is m every respect g0od ana comfortable her crew sk lful steady an l obl gmg bemg newly p 9.mted and decorated far pleasu e trips We can eas ly imagme that a notice l ke the next one we g1 ve was q u te as hk:ely to have the effect des red as one couched m the usual stern tone and concludmg with the mevitable threat of prosec it on 1 t 1s said to have been posted up at North Sh elds Whereas several idle an l d sorderly persons have lately made a pract ce of ridmg on an ass belongmg to Mr - - the head of the ropery ~ta1rs no" lest any ace dent shou d happen he takes th11; method of rnform ng the public that he IS lete n nod to snoot the said ass and caut10ns any person tl at n ay be n !mg on 1t at tt e sane time to take co,re of hur self lest by some unfort nate m stake he sho ild shoot the wrong one -Chamberi; 8 Jotrnal - - .. <>t Patl1ck Where St Patrwk was born and when The Weird Stor v of Mme La Laurel 11 aie matters about wluch tl cr-e 1s little certamty Some th n l he was holll at Home m t!J& Old French Town Tl ere is no p01 o of New O leans so full Bonlogne s ir Mer and most believe that of nter.,st to stra ger or re~ dent as that his birt~ place was near D mbarton on the wh ch a stranger p ett ly alle 1 t] e Nev Fnth of Clvde m Scot a1 d It s usually r derstood ti at l flour s e I ..bo t the first OE!eans of George W CabJe Its old red t led cottage ho ses son e with great over half of the fifth cent ry His fo thcr was a. hang ng roofs thac serve a.s a 80 t of awn ng deacon of the v llage church and gave hlDl a some "1th high bal st a.des of t !es set on careful educat on When he wa;:; 16 years 8 end formm1< 1 otld deco at1ou around the of age he was with nany othc s of edge of the roof &re pretty to look pon county1 et seized by Scottish p rntes and ca ricd off to Irelan I He vas ti "n sol l to Time has softe ed t e 1ng fo.nt es rn these smal ho ise· the v1 cl of ran y year· ha e a petty ch ef m whose ser "es he ema ned blown a r ch so I upon tl e r tops as w tness fo s x years D r ngthe most of tl at time ~I passed a cottage or Bo 1r on s treet tbe he was set to take ca e of sheep ud neces other day upon thet le l roof of which gre v sar!ly spent much of l 1s time ID the open n 1 x r o s profusion gol<len rod each rur Of tha,t pe iod of h s hfe St Patrick writes ti us I "'as sixteen yea b old and stalk at lea8t four feet h gl I ki ew uot the tr e God b lt m a strange Ji ar :lo n t pon tht:l c 1 ner of Ro) al and l n l the Lo d bro ght me to a ~ensn of my anothe1 st cet stm <ls a b g q uare I ou13e unbellef so ti at a tho Igh ate I nunded b llt n old French style It s five stoi es n e of my sms and tu ueJ. with my whohi high an althougl1 ti ere are great scars up heru t to the Lord mv God who looke 1 lown on the g1ay ston e walls a1 d tie ornate on my 10>1 l ness had pity o my yo th and carv ngs ove1 the peaked t ps of tl e s all my gno a ce wh pr ·e ve nee 1 I knew paned w ndo \S a e Leg n ng to tumble off h m an l who protP.ctcd and comfo tcd me 1t 1s a bu l<l ng whose arch1tect1 ral te..tures as a fat her c1oes h " so ere 11 new J ow to tttract the attent10n of all the s ght bunt ng d atmgu1sh good and ev l '\\}en I e had btraI ge s Abo t 55 year" a o th s house been six years in capt v ty St .Patrick belon"ed to a we3lthy old Frenchwo :na dreamerl tw ce tha he heard a 'owe tel1111g w iom 01 e may call Mme Lala rel SJ e h m to flee m a erta1n direc 10 1 11Lld he owned matty slaves a,nd when she went to w uld fin 1 a sb1p ready o take I 1m and I ve 1 her Royal street res de1 ce she fur br ng him back to his own com tJ Y' He msh d so ne of the LOO ns grand style made the attempt and after many adventures That the Madame was a she le 11 who at last g t back Ill safety <to h s f e dH He tort red her slaves all the town was beg n m ght low ho,ve l ed qu etly at hone but mg to kno\ Ihere was a deep well n tie he felt w tl n l m an rept ess hie cl esire to back yard III wh c l t was said sl e hui g carq the bl ss ngs of tl: e Go pel to those the nearoes e en to the little babies su; l ga. am ng wl om le had spent so m uch pend ng them by the arm so ti at ti e black of h s yo it! He though t he was called cold fo l s nellu g water cane p to ti e r upon by mgh tly s1ons to go to Irela.nd and l ps and there ti ey hung till a l nost dead ll the remonstrance· of I s fi ends could lt they d ed m the water especially the not J n:vcnt h1~ obe) ng what he bel eved to babies who COllld not naturally end re much be a ea e I y' s 1 a la di ect call of God of such treatment the body was we ghted Iu o de t he bett to fit himself fo the ti e rope c t and the poo f eed darkey wot k ht: went fi st to Fr11,nce a 1d studied m sm k swiftly o It of s ght the soc ety of p 0us monks an i clergymen In a roo n on the 1 wer floor of the house The legend tells that n A D 431 he made a Mme Lala.urel hacl bmlt a sort of dungeon JO n ey to .Hone to rece1 e f ll pol'ers and a b wk room ms de of a buck room lt I ao con e " ion fron the l'ope of the day who one w ndow " th rron .,rat ngs aero s des g a ed hun to m sswnary wo k r Ire it and s as bhck ancl awful lookmg as any land It1ebutrghttosay howeve that dungeon you may 1 nq,g ne Tl e tloo s n wh le tl is s trad t1on it Is rather opposed this old bu l<l ng a e tull of :l 1rderous look to wliat is contai:1ed 111 St Patnck s Confes mg stams and to day f w ter 1s th own s ons the only wo1k of his that 1s s ill ex ant upon them they con e out bl00 I r d lt This seems rather to favor the !lea that he WdS up 111 the garret though that ti e worst was orda ued a J consecrated to the ] pisco torturrng was done Here ti 1s blood t r ty pal office rn Bntam and never saw the Pope old vomu.1 so they say upon the least p o Be this l::owever as it n av 1t 1s undoubted vocat10n used to take I er ne r o· tie t w n thn, ne had ma1 velloua success n preach mg to the walls or nail them by the haLds to the { ospel m all parts o f Irela1 d and sue the floors and then an l e hersel b) cutt ng ceeded n estabhsnmg Chust1amty over oil ti e1 ears tearing o 1t their n ls and most of the country .Accord ng to so 1e of <.1uttmg out their tongues One mght there lus b10graph 1 s he fo rnded 3U5 churches liame a hoar e roar blow ng down the narrow and bapt ed 12 000 persons After he h.i.d length of Royal st1eet anu toward m dmg l t been engaged i m as onary work: for about a black crowd of human bemga- that awful twenty years he 1s saw to have fixed his see result ef an outraged comm n ty a nob - at .Armagh abo 1t the yea AD 4v4 He surrounde l that stately grim bmld g Tl e ctiedat a place called Saul near Downpatr ck old French n1stress listened m scorn to tho and l is rel cs were presei ved it the latter sto m hke clamor unt I the t nult of people place till t he time of the Reformat10i There appn.re11tly came to a halt under her own lS as much I veu1ty of op o on abou the wm<lows and she hea d ber own name er eel late of I s death as t 1s b 1th-some placmg it so early as AD 460 and others th nkmg o t with ti 1eats for he of the torture SI e spran 0 dow 1 t ie oaken stairway it d d not take place till A D 493 After a ong r esidence a aong the people across the 1 ail le l all past the dun co then full of festering "\\retches past tle rn whon he took so keeu and fothcdy 1.1.u well of watex-they say he r eason i;1s so nterest tit I at 1ck expresses hm self m I pray God that he bla k to day 1s own g to the litt e neg o the fol ow ng terrs babies on the bottom- and unloos ng t l e would g ant me pe severance to enable me I cavily hart ed back gates she made hei way to app ove myself a fa thful w tness for the to the rivers de She dodged her pursue s sake of my God to the end And f I have and crossed the river m a .canoe F nally ever lab ied to aboompl sh anyth ng good she escaped to Fm.nee where she afterward for the sake oJ: my God whom I love may died They say the mob atter fre mg ti e He grant that with those captives anc! con verts of mme I may pour out my blood tor negroes fairly gutted the house Of course his name the place s h unted By all the laws of ----~----sensat1onahsm t could 11ot but be a place Rug Making 1n Mtrza.pore India wheie black ghosts walk The bu1ldmg vas once used as a pub! ch gh school but the In the d1 ty n ud hits of the v1llagern it pa en ts of the g rls were sllpe1st t10us and 1s m st mter.;strng to obsene the slo"\I yet would n0t allow the r daughters to cross regula. growth of the 1 eauti ful patterns aa the ti reshold of the p ace so t was aban ieveloped by the busy uu 11 ng J ands of a do ed O><en or mo e half naked nat ves ar d h ch .....,. the vis tor traces m m a,g nat on ~to their f ture splay n t he attiact tJ wrn low. of Genume self demal - S iy1 g Not Itegent st eet o Broad"\\ ay an l ev tually: me to t e chaml t:l " of W este11 homes The poor fellow who drank hunself o of As the native quarter of t e c ty s ap this world t a.veiled first class He took a proached tl e busy VI ool ciude s t 1e sp u saloon passage nrng of the native vo nen thi> la y11 1tl of rl e carmva.l at N ce was attended by Mr dyepots t i e dyAmg ya ns of v111 ous colo1s Glad3toue who eat 111 a balcony and waa rn the sun] ght bespeak the ndust1y of the place Ihe h lts ol co 1u on str cture and. 'pelted w 1th '1-0llfctt1 one mater a. mid conta. b t one apart An ep de~w seems to have aged among ment Sunk m the grouu<l to a dept h of the lea lmg Rtatesmcn of Europe Mr two or three feet lij a long roller of wooa Gladstone Mr C 1 l lers and S r Stafford pe h aps six mches 1 diameter 11.nd three or Northcote have been o ti e sick l ~t wh1c four yards m length suppo ted at either also ncludee the late and the actual French end by iron rods and movable at plea.sure J! 1me M mster MM Duclerc an l Fall er es upon th1~ sbatt the rull'. a rolled as the wo k. and M lissot the -" rench Ar bassador m advances attached to the roller ai d ex London .Er nee B smarck in Germany tendrng to the beams above a.re ti e close lgnat1eff m Russ a K ng Leopold of Bel et ong thread of the warp and m ti e rear grnm and M Coumoundoros They all suspended from the ce lmg with hangmg snffer from ove1 work sa>e Sir S North ends at a convement distance are countless cotte for whose breakdown Lord Randolph balls of yarn of VH.ned color and shade be Church ll is respons ble Unfortunately neath these sit the native"' orkman and boys Lo1d Randolph has m the effort mJured his Immediately opposite at the rront of the own onstitution more ser ously than that hut sea ell upon a mat is the pattern of his chief and unless he takes care of reader or overseer while pon the ground himself and pays anotl er vm t out here he before l 1m is the reversed pattern of will be hn lly strong enough for the Insh tne rug whose manufactu e h e so sk !fully Chief Secretarysh p Ill the next Iory iO' ern directs 1t requires the closE>St attent10n ment t e posit on to w h ch h" asp na rap d1ty of thought sight and unfiagg1 ~ It is quite time that the people m Canan:t apphcat10n on his part to keep the dozer or were lookmg mto the way 111 which boys more men before h m b isy for not a thread s woven but at his d xect1on or verbal or and g1 ls are trei.ted n factor es and mto 1 the I our H du ng which they a e required to der as calling each workman by name or labor m v1t1ilted atmospheres and ~mid notmg bis pos1t1on he orders ti e numbernot the best physical and moral surround a.nd color ot the yarns to be used as he traces mgs In Massachusetts 1 o cl 1ld t nder ten them upon the pati;ern at his teet The years of age s allowed to be employe l m workman m the rear seJZes the end of any manufacturmg rr echamcal or mercan the yarn called weaves tie number t!lc cstabl shmeat under a penalty of not ordered the substance is itrnen home by an less than twenty and not more than fifty iron comb the rough edges clipped and the dollars to be e:xacte l from the person who rt g rolls on to con plet on every tliread employs them Still more- no child under of w ool and every stitch by hand fourtee11 can be so employed except du mg the vaca.t ons of the public schools unless A Throat Bl&etrlc Lamp dur ng the previous seholastic year he has At the last meetmg of the Leeds ana West ai;tended tor at least twenty weeks some pubhc or pr vate school u der certified It d ng Med100 Cl 1rurg1cal Society Mr teachers And dur ng the tune a ch cl Ild Margetson of Dewsbury exh1b1ted an m 1s employed he nust atte1 d school on the canclesoent lamp desu(ned by h1 nself and half time systerr and must l>e so cert lied u~ed by h m s1 oe October last m exammmg The g loLe was and every employer or parent who shall al the mouth and throat low an) contxavent on of t his rule 1s I ble a.bout half the s ze of a walnut lt can be to a fine of rot le·s than twenty dollars held m the mouth for two mrnutes w1tb.out N 01 1s this even all for every one who em d soomfort from the heat pl ys any c~nlc. under fourteen years of age durmg the t me the p bl1c scnoo s are 1 Longfellow evidently paid h s fare 1 ke a 'lry session when tl at d 1ld cannot read. or write man Didn the wi1te n Excelsior s hable also to a fine as well as 1 s the pa not the palls tb.e ol l mar said ? rent or guard an who perm ts 1t Sometbrng The i'rnneh Republic tseems to have go of the-sane k nd 1s n eeded ba lly m 011ta 10 o er its diffic'tllty a+ leas n the meantime t Al eady there 1s great danger rnless very E'l'ery day s mamtenanee of the present stnnsrent measures are t ken of a class of state of t hmge 1e a gam and renders the mt a ned over to led youngsters ns ng up prospeet of the dii41rent pr~tenders 16/is and m all o 1r mam factr r ng cit e· who from ltll!1 b.epeml the shortsighted greed at n e of tl e1r pa rents and employers are bem g set to work .An fo p essano once ipproached a Mule before the time and are kept at it 1 ways ancl offered him Advant 1geous Terms to be aud tor penods mcompat1ble wit! phys cal come a Pr ma Donna Alas lUoth the health and mental and spmtual v;ell be ng. Mule with a Sigh Tlns is an Ir poss1b In short a factory act and a very compre hty for though I have au e ..r for Music my But you can hensrve and J ero1c one is needed for (Jan voice is sadly attuned ;ida without the least delay 1he e is Kick? mqu rel the Impressario At I am Pos1 somethrng to be considered wh ch 1s of more kick ng admitted the Y.fule Then exclrumea the Im m portance than even the development of trvely Peerless manufactures m our young 01ty and that 1s pressar o you have the Highest (Juahfica the health 111tell1genceand morality of the t1on of the Prima Donna Cous1der your· self engaged r smg genere.t1on I A NEW ORLEANS LEGEND .... ____ -...-.·---- ___ ..,..._.......,...~··---~