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Slu·l··l1 ofa llslt to the 0111 Seoteb Pnlaoo. Tbin·Bloocled People '\fho ( iut lip Strange Views o r the Wlle of a ()irnndian Judge la It w..s a. chill drizzly da.y It did not pos ( apers ht (Jolorado. l'1nh Embellh1he<l b J ' Ncws1m1>et .Man. " At a recent exhib1t10n m Engla.nd, where HOME AND GENER.AL N.EWS 1t1volJ rnrn but came so neat t o it t hat 1t WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1887, T he wife of a Canadian Jndge says t he prizes were given for walkmg horses, the nugl I '~ ell be descu bed as a S< otch mist I It IS s"range h ow ~ome people a.re affect speed attamed wa.s over five nules an hour Robbe1Jcs and mcenrh ansm ,.re mcreas Slt , 1 t he wmtlow of my hutel overlookmg ~<l hy t he ligh t an and 6,000 feet altitude of P ana correspondent of 1 ruth, who r ead Poult1y should have a certam proportion mg 11"'1ly throughout Bur mah Punc d stteet, E imbu1 gh r 1i'er e wer e few ~ie.;;ei~ne said b 00 P~hceman Bea.n "A what Su· Charles T up per said upon th e 01 of salt m their food as well as ammo.ls, as 1t 1 The Pope and the Queen ha.ve exch,.nged pede L u aus m sight and tins t aken vnth f arom D enver irne "'go I~ reached h er e " Trutheries, has called to give me supple agt elnt :ie ~aR ra ier a cadaverous J bl 1 s necessary to t h e promotion of h ealth and 1 u I ee coug ratula.t10ns and sent each otlie1 t he ~ I 1te ot th e \HJa ther brottght me n earer 1100k 10 h l d d t t I m ental mforma.t10n abou t t he p ast and pre 1 0 1 thrift valuable presents tu slucp t han t o t1ny thoug l t ot the busw ess arouncl ~m core apb , loo wd ioin h 1 se tet c ' sent r eprcsentat1ves of her MaJesty a t Ot sn cons 1m n t ion ph t a an t awa She was m that city when th e an Fresh made butter, with da.mty fiavo1, A recurrence of earthquake shocks m the that Irn <l l > rought me to t ile <·ty After a the law allo1' s As the tram near ed Che nouncement was made that t he L an sdownes must always be sold m prefer ence to a. but Rn tern has mduce<l a tr esh rash of fng ht en 1 while I t soh cd t v sr ake off n Y lethargy eime he bega.n t o rrlar e aroun d t he car a. )if w ere t o g et the Cha.teau of Montreal fi tted ter made three months before it IS put on eel tottnsts t o Monte Ca.rlo I and dcvvt e tlitJ afternoon to ' seemg t he h e was a fraid so~ebody was gomg t o sl g up and t o spend there the ooldest mont hs I the market Au m er ease m the n umber of D omunon hon s, 11 >P t" of wrnd or wea thei l! ' ull of hun and when the news agent p LSS~d of t he year, whwh ore the ones m w hi ch. A little loose sa.nd thrown over those c1m sers emploJ ed to protect the fishenes my new 1 e" lution I descended to the en t hrough p ecldlmg some oran ges he fanly tobogga.m ng sle1ghmg, curling, skat mg beets m tho corner will pi event that ahnvel this season is cons1dernd p i obable 'tra.nce, hailed a c 1h an l s1g n1 fi ccl to Jehu y elled for them to ta ke hun a.wa H e tourmn enta and torchlight process10ns are m. ed appearnncetheynowhave Of coutse A f thatl~Hmtedto go to HoJyiood w1safra1dof bem killed '\Vhenh/r e h full fling This news c.aused m tense excite you have a good supply of sand on hand for )O~ng mansteenng a toboggan at Paris A sho1t d11rn t hr ough qua nt, ol d fash eel I h t g ll 8 th ac d from a common Blotch, or Eruption7 this purpose seemg ange l a head rolled off and left t he 10ned thorou~hfmes a nd I wa.s set do-wn m rnre ego spe m e sa.me w ay, an ment a.nd t he Anglo Scotch though t it rather f?- the wol'St Sci ofula . Salt-rheum; H k d th f t d load of ladies to look out fo1 themselves front of t he pa.l..ce ,.nd was left t o lll) own I ha~'~hgoo d d ea.1 of bft othe1 m soothmg h im a shame that the Vice regal Comt should g() " en i e wa.sn t 1ghty he told me that m m1dwmter every year t o show the light Fever-sores," scaly or Ron~h Skin ave you 1oo e over e rUI a.n vege 1n a b ar r~om fi g ht a t R ogers p ass m tie 1 ! resource· rn d ee cl ' 1 wa.s left vei v much to h e " Jn in sho1t, nll d1sea.ecs caused by bad"'blood nr~ tables to see if th ey are rottmg i We know cl ofteu been tiouhled th"'t wa when of t heir count ena nce to t h e F rench at M ont conquered by thla powerful puiifylng and the sa.me question wa.s asked beforn but we Selknks, V\ m Sa.nds wa.s st..bbed to d eath myself for, with tt e except10n o f two sleepy J,e r each ed any tolm abl Ju h 3it t d r eal Lord Lan sdowne I was t old, k eeps ~~:!o~!t}M'/1f.~<ii'i°~~de:*1~~!11~~t1~A~e!1!e· propose to keep on askmg It and sa~e those with a dnk by a.n Italian named Curs10 \lookmg sent ries p acmg back and forth, I The least excitem ent brn)ugh t g on a.a I f~eseh up a fine show Hi s carriages and h orses 110 Especm1fv hns lt mumfested its potenoy in vegetables a.nd fruits If poss1Lle 'Ihe munleier 18 not y et captured could see hvm!{ thrng It wa.s not a gala spell I lear ned afterwaicl that he never have given a gr eat idea of his w ealth to the curing Tetter, Rose Rash! Bolls, <JarThe Government will short!) resume the day m t he heart of M1dlr> th1a 1, atmospher h~cl an Huch a t tacks a.t home In m ex colomst s W hat must it h ave been, they buueles, Sore Eyes_, Serorulous Soros Young stock, once allowed to run down, work of Iaymg out th e natrnnal p ark a.t t he I ICally or otherwise and I \ \ "s rnther pleased y t th l th I h k y f b p er ience a and Sl-vollings, JI1p-.Tol11' Dhea&e never fully r f th IB t 6 ti f B f t l1 t l l l e r epo ere ave nown o w onder, before his rncome from his Insh 1 a c&se 'Vllite Su·elllngs, Goitre, o 1 Tlaicil ecover rom e e cc iereo a.nlf Hot Sprmg Roads, drives and bndle or m was ot 1 'e1Y to e m any people -who have been t roubled m the esta.tes was reduced by a quar ter- a reduc Neck, nod Enlarged Glands. Senct ten Of mfeno1 feed and h oe the fir st generally paths ha.ve bee'l constrn cted alr eady The I troubled with a. crowd of compam on sight s 1 Th t0 b 1 11 t cents Jn stamps for n large treatise, w1th col- I brmgs the second J:'oor feeding is scandal nnprnvem ents last season cost upwards of seer s I t ook a look around '.J here on ~ J." la.y h is ~eems L Yb rue t1on w hich was on his side voluntary, and e e, to his honom But ther e is ~~guE£~tg: · fr~n~~!n p~~~~~~Jo~~l~~cJ~~a ous vermm added, it is brutal $1'> ,000 j my u ght h~nd stood Arthurs ae~t and the ~o ,J~s~:~dt~egh~rf-::%ssh~l~Htn ~~ L:~~n therefor NO JJURNJ.!'G OF CANDIES AT DOTI! ENDS ~'TJIE Dl,OOD IS THE LIFE." Make drams and thus a.llow the "ater to Mrs James l! 'D.rley, a widow lady a.bout crags, like m1c City a.nd on mquirmg of the tram men o.?fg~fi1 1b:~1.j_1~~:itJfs~~~~~;·a~~e:g~'l run off a.s fa~t ~s the snow melts, m or <ler to 55 years of age r es1d mg on Shuter St r eet , TWOGRIM MONSTERS I lea1 u that afterw ..1d t hey go tlu ough a.11 at Go· e1nment House a.s Ill the Dttfferm s time A t th en en tertammen t s t he Mardigestion, a fair sld11~ b u o;uut s1>tr- I avoid slush and dampness m the barnyard, Toronto, committed smmd e the other even with t heir h eads m t ho clouds Altogether right Us, vital s tro11gtl1, ana. so1111dnell11 ol but be careful not to allow of a.ny escap e of . m g by han1nng Her husband d ied about I the scene was not m vitmg so I ma de my "You r emembe1 t h at httle fellow from qms a nd Ma1ch10nese d o thmgs m a.gmficent th e 1 e onshtnt1 on, " 'Ill lie established iqmd matter from t }ie m anure heap two months a.go and s lie h as b een very d es way to the arch ed entrance of the a.bbey N eva. d a , w lio cut up such tantrums a t the ly , but close economy is t h e every day rule Use some kmd of a.bsorbent and save it pondent smce then \th1 ough w lu ch ma.uy a roj al cor tege had depot h ere a few months ago ?' a.sk cd the Lord Dnfferm not only spent his £ 10,000 a. IWI Of th d"" t A novel advortisrng sch eme was rntro passed m t he days of old After a fen Judge The lrntcncr m h m atcd tha.t he y ear, but dipped his est ates and sold the 1 timber on t hem wh en h e coul d gam p olitical roots are which ls Serofulou11 Disease or the mo~t 1 ebl 1ueren t b potatoes f b the d uced by a merchant 1n C ar t h age, Ill A prehmmanes a.nd a sca.rcely p erceptible dis h & d n t f orgooten t Iie circumst an ces -.uugs, ls promptly and certainly nnested t iad e 0 tm3~rfr Y r eezigb eets seu esof prod1g1ons boot tracks -w ernpam t ed 1 p la.y of ied tape I was a.dnntt ed and made " Well t hat fellow began to show the ef p om t s by a iud1c10us u se of money My abufd cutrehd byttht1s Godfg tihven iemcdy, 1f taken nex 'tan car ro s s 1 1ess p a frt hy eca use lea.dmg from each side of the square to his my way as soon a s p oi;isiblc t o Q:ieen Marys feet of the :i.l t1tude LS the t ram nea.recl Chey \ls1tor assured m e tha.t " Lorne and t he e ore e 1ns s ages o e d1seru;e am 1each ell can o a ustrn11y gro'l'i mos t o t eir roots es ta bhshrnent '.I h e sch eme 1t is sai d · I r ooms Underst and Queen Mar) was my enne ]3Y t I1etime he had reached her e he Prmcess Lom se did n ot salt away a d ollar ' From its wonderl'ul power ovei this terrlblf. beneath the su foce p b 1 ft 1 fatal disease, when first o1l'enng this now oe. j m th d r t arsmp~ can eth wor k ed to p erfect1011, for eveiybody seemed particulo.i c h v1mty or rat h er na.d been when Ih ad barr 1Caded himself m the r etmn(( room when they were m C an acla The Prmcess ehbrnted remedy to tho public, Dr Prnnoa b tt efgt un a 11 wm er , an are r a er curious enough to follow the t rncks to their 1I was "' boy ana pet h a.i)s no man h ves who anc l W>\6 about to throw ln mself out of the w is as beneficent as could be, and never t ougl t senously ofbut calling it bisthat "Con-1 e er or some freezmg d est m a t ion ' with him a. portion of his boy win d ow wh en t h e fao.mmcn forced their w as a.ppealed to for money w1thont (when aun1ptlou Cure," abandoned nume does not carry GATE vVrTJIOUT H INGES - A g ate can b e Another t errible railway d1sa.steroccurred heart, even mto the centr e of Ins ma.nhoocl way m and ca ugh t h im Jiewas sm e some she was sat isfied t ha t she, had to deal with 118 too limited for a medicme which from its wonderful combination of tonic oretren~then- ma.de without hmges by havmg the hangm g the other mornmg near llostou on t he Ded As 1t happened or as t he weather willed 1t b ody w as gomg to kill hnn I got him h onest people) putt m g her h and m he1 pock et or s1gnm g a check She was a gr~t ~e~t~~1r~~d~u~il~~~~d r';;~!~fi~gi:~~c~u~1~~· stile somewhat longer tha.n the front st yle, ham branch of the Boston and Providence ther e were but' two vrnitoi s besides myself ' awa.y from the crowd and t old hnn I d p ro success until t he slmgh a cc1clent befel h er not only tlB a remedy tor consumption ot the and makmg both ends roundecl The lower railway Five cars full of pa.ssengers fell so I t hough t I was 111 luck ' t ect hun and fi11ally got hun qmeted \iown lungs but fot nll one IS to work m a hole m the end of a. short throug h a bndge t o t he rnad thu ty feet be Iu spite of the wat chful ey es of my guide The tr a.mmen looked a.fter lum unt il t hey H er ner vous system t hen got upset , with C~ONIC post rn1sed so that s01l will not r eadily get low, all the occupants b em g killed or b adly m to '\\hose ha.nd I Rlipped a good sized !b egan to descend from Sherma.n, and soon the effect that m sp eakmg she was a.pt to make use of words JUSt the contrary of t hose '~ m, and the upper one works m a. hole lllJUrcd Twenty seven of the bodies have · image and superscnptrnn I coutnved fr e after he seemed t o b e as sane as anybody OF THE made m an oak piece attached to the top of been 1clent1fied, and five others are l~ mg f t quently t o linger " mome~t or tw o b ehind "It was only a few days later t ha.t an old she wanted to say She, ther efore imposed on herself t he rule of silence with those the gate post Gates of this kmd ca.n be the morgue About fift y were mJured of 1 ' the party , and thus en Joy the l ux m Y of a Jlady on the t ram was t ak en m the same way made and hung with but little more expense w hom several will die drca.m or t w o alone I saw the h t tle oup She got it m to her head tha.t a. color ed whom sh e did not well k now This passed &ullen reserve and favontrnm, and ' ' 0 I than ha.rs, and will be found far morn con T he Mmist er ot .agr icurnure nas r eceived per room ~here on t ha.t Febr uary mght Iwoman who sat m the far end of the <ar for f;: If you feel dull, t:lroway debilitated, have vement and sa.vmg of tune than the latter a letter fl om Col Raveuhill of t he Royal long ago ' h ad fou l d esigns upon her U nt1! the tram caused a good deal of R E Sli!NTMENT AMON G T IIE L>\DIES sallow color of slcln or yellowish brown apots t t m g t h a t c ol G oldie, ' ' RIZZIO JI.AD DEEN MUilDllll.llD on face or body, frequent headache or dlzztSUGAR - While Emopcan governments A r t l Llery, ~a Ass rstant POOR r each e d Ch eyenne th e uufor t unat e d a ugh t er " Lorne w as JUSt as good as he could be ness bad taste m mouth, iuternal bent or chills are paymg bounties for the production of ArlJuhnt Genernl a.t l fahfax , has b een ap of Africa did not dare m ove a m uscle for alternating w1tll hot 11oihes. low spuits ana beet su"ar we are cuttmg off our maple p omted by the Bntish Government to pur by Darnley , Rut h ven, and others I st ood fear of throwm g the old lady m to convul and fit st r ate m busm ess ' ea1cl m y visit or ~~°'i°dyt borebot:lmgs, lrre~ular afipetlte, and groves "' Don't do it Maple sn('ar and chase horses m C an..da for the Impeual long and gazed upon th e stams of blood s1on· Cases of t ins sort tur n up often ' " but h e was uuendura.ble " 11 ge sfloi~~'i)~8[.~~:/i,~bd0 !j~rprt°J11ll~!~; syrup will brmg fair prwes- not for u se a s aimy for a t erm of y ears About 150 hoxses winch, of courne ar e no , th ere, an d then I "What sort of p eople seem to he t he " H ow so " I ask ed " He was so stand off m his demeanor . or "BH loueuese." In many cases only every clay suo-ar but a.a luxuries Let us from Ont ario an d t he older provinces and tnrned to look a.t the queens w ork t able m os. l\ lTecte<l tha.t w"'y ' was a.sk ed "They part ofdthe fse B!,~ptornhs are experJ{Jn~ed Ae ha' e all you "ca~ make and let it b e pure the sam e number from the ranches m the and the liLUe odds and ends upon it T lu s 1ar e gcne1ally t hm blooded, ner vous p eople, "Duffer m knew t he Chr1st1an and pet n am es o. reme Y JT.ledlcol or ...., sue Di·eov easee, Dr. Pierce'· 1 h , h ave got v1 of all t he children m Ottawa , rea.d of the Golden ery bas no 1 and full of the maple 'fia.vor Sorghum is N ortl1 vVest and British Columbia will b e was mJ d e11g ht, a.nd I cou 11 c not k eep my IWh o 1f th ey a re m fair h eat equal excelhn" b eets m this country With the required annually eyes from i t I had turned to leave the lt ah ty back of t hem ," was t he r eply " V ery births m the papers, and r emember ed to F or 1: :Veak 1,u,ngs, SpUt1111r of Blootl, b est varieties and apparatus every farmer A young gent leman of Howe I sland while apa.rtment and follow my irnule and t he two !n er vous old women are very of ten t he vic congrntulate their fathers of th e new born S]io1 1 ucu o ' ' Breath, Brouehitl& lt1 ms A 8 l igIi t Jar orsh ock set s tlmm gomg , babes H e shook hands pubhcally wi th a. 1 can make suga.r and syrup a profita.ble Severo Coughs, <Joiununption, ana farm cl10pp.ng fo ewood t he day before ]u s wed other v1s1t orn' whe 11 a m ost smgu I ar circnm I kindred n1Iect10ne it la a aovernlf)n remedy crop, even a.t present prices The seed is dmg w"'s to t ake place, mfticted an ugly st auce occuned for which, of course, you and then t he dep ot rustler h a.a a p 1cm c on grocer's wife who h ad t riplets, and on o day b~o°i~~nt~~n~~~~t:gn st~~¥:3J. D:uile{;:,,~ valuable, and the stalks, after the JUICe is ga.sh six mches long m lus right foot Me will ha.ve to t ake my word !his han J.s ancl no 1mstak e Their mam a. got out of his ca.ir1a.ge to go and admire Ii pressecl out, aie better than corn fodder foi dical a.ssistance wa.s soon summoned and five FlOm a. feelmg n ot to b e d escribed by the 1alway s assumes the sam e phuase-they al them when they w ere wi th their mot her and OR 6 BOTTLE S ensilage stitches w ere placed m t he wound He wa s p en, I somehow became aware t hat I wa s ways beh ove somebody is gom ~ to kill them' t h e ser vants m the street If a n ewsboy said a smart thmg to him h e d stop to t a.lk ' ' FOR $B.OO. NEW KI NDS OF L IVE STOCK - The demand vlSlted by his m tend ed bride t hat evening, 0 t al one l1l the room although I k new per 1 11 1 to him, a nd I often saw hun shak e himds World's Dispensary Medical Association for h eavy work horses is such that the and it was airanged t hat t he marriage cer e a:cA fh!~a! ~ ~°t:,:e~~~~c~~s~::! ~~ STATISTICS w it h a conductor of t he str eet cars who ' farmers ma.y well consider 1f 1t will n ot pay mony would not be p ost poned According I J P Y came from !us part of Ireland, and he ha.d Propiletors,61J3Maln St,Duu..u.o N.Y. h t d h k th h th t l y n ext day they were ma.de one alt hough v ance felt that no presence could ever 'Iher e im o o is wor w1 eavy ma.res a h had be more real mdeed I fairly looke<l back ar e nearly twice as many b irths always somethmg bright and pleasan t to shall breed for h im every y ea.r a. bit Perch alt t ear groom t o be assisted to a.nd from the t o see, a u d was ' t 'd t d T l annua.lly in Germany a s in F rance In no IBa.ppom e iere, say · "I LITTLE eron or E ng1I Sh Shire f oa.l t h at can e brok only a few feet from where I stood wa.s a other w ords, when 100 children are born m LORNE'S STAND OFFISHNESS \.a't'Ce S en to h ght farm work at two year s old and A b ill before t h e British Columbia. Leg1s lad She leaned sh ht! over the little I the lat ter country, 184 are born m the for after Dufferm s chaff and h eart m ess was n. as a 'l.\..t LIVER sold at four Then there are the Holland la.ture p10v1des tha t :i.ny Ker son who 18 prov t by ! h h g f b y h d t d m er t b b 1 b 1d k d a e upon w 1c one o e1 an s res e like an icy blast m the mon th of M ay " U""' (la'\. '\I 9 cows, a.nd Gue1nseys, and Polland breeds, en e im ee1 e, or an a 1tua run ar · H er ~utlme was handsome m the extrem e The t otal cost of con vict pnsous m E ng The P rincess Louise enjoy ed best m Cana.cla '~ 5 p ILL and the beef ma.kmg H er efords, each claim shall not have the r ight t o manage or dis and I rem ember thmkmg tha.t my eyes had land 18 d1mm1shmg In 1881 82 it was the society of t he French She was v ery ANTl-BILJOUS and <JATHARTIC. mg pre emmen ce m their way s "Y orkshll'e pose of any r eal or per sona.I est at e Also n ever gazed u on a. form of more erfect £ 345,632' it has n ow sunk t o £ 299,876 In fond of getting away from Ottawa and Sold by D r u ggists 25 cents a vial pigs, mutton sheep '\Vy audotte fowls, etc' ~ny hue~ pdson mfay, onbpe t1t ionblby his lor lovelmess H~r rnbe seem ed t o b e cnm the year 1881 82 t h e sta.ff consisted of 1,579 gomg to live en m t·ste at the cita del of all possess merit s wh1ch1tis the progressive er us a.n or w i e or Y any ood re a s on velvet while the u er ar t of h er m ale and 166 female officers t he nu mber s Qu ebec- an old pla.ce that dated from the farmer B duty to rnvest1gat e, a nd, so far a.s twn, by m a.rna.ge, or by auy public oilicer , dress albe; t of quamt cutPJ'nd p~ttern w a.s a re now 1 376 a.nd 124 r espectively Ma n1111s d e Mon tcalm It became the hIB means resented b efore Judge of e Supreme ' wit h Jewels It wa s the work 'of an the new go' to choose between t he old ancl p Cour t of Br itish any Columbia, bet hmterd ict ed a b la.ze Between 1875 and 1880 the production of t hing there to be a.rtistic Officers, the sons Is offered by the proj)rietors and declared mcompetent to t rnnaact any m stant for me t o recall pictur es I had B P.en the Yorksh ire coal field m cr eased by 3 072, and daught ers of 3udges and of m1111sters of Dr Sage s Catarrh Remedy N EOESSITY FOR DRAINAGE - W et lands busm ess whatever and descr1pt1011s I had r ead, w hich , wh en 1000 tons, that of D erbyslme by 4 669 000 (preach ers), su ccessful trades people, and A ~~~~~r~t:i~caturrhwhlchthey should be dr am ed because we cannot un Th f 0 11 t d t ak en t ogether , b rough t the convict ion that t ons , ancl t h1t of W est L a.nc..shire by 2 so on, wen t m for sk etchmg unpressiomsm, ~ Ir youhave adlschargetrom lock the fertihtyof thesoilunless airtakes e owrng is stae tobeacorrectac I stood m the presence of Mar y , queen of 610,000 tons Ti:iete was an m cr easeof6: art furmtur e and ar t umon s, to be bien en ~ the nose otlensh e or other- th e place of t h e t he wat er, says P r of Scott count of t he r ecent tragedy a t Grand F alls, Scots, or ra.t her t ho a.1r clr&wn semb lance of 574,000 t ons m Sou th \V ales, of 3 485,000 coiir The Pnncess u sed to go out on skat wise, partialloss ofsmell taste, m the A gricultural Gazette \ Ve dr am to N B - Two t raders na med Blake and K el that 1oyal lady I was not stai tlecl T o It ons m East Scotl..n d , and of 3 500,000 tons m g exped1t10ns m a boa.t She had some or pressure in h~~J1 c;~~1 y;;:~~~;:hdu~g~~~ let water mto t he soil as much as t o t ak e it ly have been m t he h abit of sellmf, i oods m me, a.t the t ime , ther e did n ot seem to be rn th e Great Northern coal field vo J r apids , that h owever, narrow es 1S11nds ot cases termmate in consumption out -not m er ely to car ry off the s,u plns t hat vicmit y W hen t hey last e t there anythmg st range about t h e matter I s1m Th 1 £ d t t was not at Quebec, but high up t h e river Dr Sal!'a s CAT.ARIUI REMEDY cures the worst wat er but to make the fertihsmg ram filter was some trouble ab out a n ot e and a man p l t 0 od cl 1 0 k d e oases r om exposure an s a.r va ion It usecl t o be said of h er t hat she wa.s all f ever m ak e cru;es of <Jatarrb~'Cold in &he Head ' P tl 'h named Sear way swore t ha.t 1 Ys an ° e among cat t le, m mne of the pnnc1pal hreed and vatarrhal .l:A-daehe. 60 ceuta. 1 uoug t 1 ie soil Amongst other effects, cam e back he w ottld beat his hfe out of h im INTO IIER MA< NIFICENT E J: ES, m g Stat es a nd Ter ritories of t he Amer1ca.n radia.n ce to the Fr ench Can adians and had drammg improves the texture of soil by 0 th 21 t It HI 1 d K ll d \Umon dur rng t he p ast year wa.s more th an more F rench th an English hooks on h er makmg it porouq, drier, looser, and more a nd n went e smto u a public a re a.n e Y ret urne which were modestly h fted t o m m e In a 4 000 000 house Sea ted m f _ ,_ d II · · ' ou t of a tot a1 of l ess t iia.n 16, 000, drawm g room table B ut L ady Sophia Mac f riable, 1t makes land mor e asily wor ked , it the room w er e t wo Fren chmen and shortly ew secon f w. hmy fmm rcl a.n d over a t he dtrto ym bg I000 That is, on e in four wa.s stal ved from uama.ra uncl1<1stood t he ' mdep endcnt " raises temperature of the s oil , it ena.bles a f'" S t d 'I h F h scenes o er 1l e , in ee 1 seeme e 1d rought m summ er or k illed from a com t emper of t he A nglo Scotch P 1ovmces, and a ver earway en ere e r enc men tak n out of 11 d ft d b k b great er v an e t Y Of Clops t 0 b e grown , I t ll h to t h th t e myse , an w a. e awa.y ac mat 10n of sta.rvatlon and exposur e to sever e helped to make t hm gs smooth o.nd agr ee CONCERNING cairy ou I S r ea aga.mat m to the stirrmg t rmes when the Lmds of wea.th er m wm t er gives an earlier seed time and an earlier ca ed 011 un ab le harvest , and it makes manure mor e effectua.l Blake Searway wa.a afraid to attack Blak e t he Covenant stood every man with his And even this does not ex haust the pract1 op enly and gom g b ehmd hts back picked up sword drawn, and t he hapless Mar y "as the F or t he y ear 1886 th e unport s mto t h e cal advantages of dramma; wet lands a p oker and struck hun on th e head, knock sport of circumstan ces B y and by I came IUmted K m gdom am ou nted to £349,381 000, HJ.a OpllllOilfl :: ing him sensel ess rhen h e p icked up the t o whnt h ad alw l.YS seemed to b e 5a i_d ec1ea se of £21,023,000, or a. httl e over "Oh, M r V\T 1se, ) she said, meeting him T im FE~DING OF CATTLE - P rof Wallace bod) threw it m"' wood box and 3ump ed on a cur w us par t of her histor h ex 2 per cent , a.s comp ar ed with 1885 Morn (P rofesso1 oi Agricultur e U mvers1t y of Ed it until K elly mterfen ed t o sa.ve his p art ner esca ade wit h Bothwell and onr~ a a.m tha n three four th s of the reduction I S lll Ill a bookstore, "I m so gla d t o see you mburgh,) m a lecture on "Catt le F ecclmg , ' from b emg murde1ed Then t he l:'rench I m~ntall formulated t he uestion I~ it articles of food and drmk, especially wheat I m gomg to purchase a set of books for my )> says " Aa to early matuu ty, I am not one men Jumped upon Kelly, Sea.rway a.lso turn possibl e t~at 80 mn ch bea.uty 6ould e;er find IT he exports amounted t o £212,364 000, a husba.nd s birt hda.y gift , and n ow you can _ of t hose who believe t ha.t all cattle should be ed on hun , a nd catchm g !um up, t hrew him an thm t o love m t ha t sea e race lord 1 d ecrease of £681,000, 01 abou t ;f. pe1 cent help me ku~ m my sel ection Now d on 't ..,.... finished and k illed before t hey are two y ears O\ er the table and 3nmp ed upon his ch est I ~skedg myself the qu eshonp b~t u d e of Most classes of articles sh ow r cduct10ns, but ~:~k~h91,1;1 e d hke T hackeray s complete wN old In a bad or a'\\ k war d clnn ate, an d unt1l1t w~s pulp H elp came and Searway my am!lzcment when t he hgu; e ans~er ~ it I y arns and textile fab11cs show mcr ea ses "Why , Mrs Bl a.nk , I t hmk- - - " " Y es, I t hmk so, too W e have sever al wher e mferior torage is produced, I thmk 1t 1and th e :E r en chrnen iled Ihe beat en m eu Ihe h ps moved "No it said " h e never ::'ii ~h~ul~t~:tetoar~«iefheca~~:u!~n~£1 th~0} ~~!~ 1r ;~e f:y k:l:~e;hK~Pa yn~ F a 11sfhh tsel , w heie, owned mJ love, b u t , ' thmk, {uy subjects T ransgression m You th of Th ackeray's alt ea.dy, howe' er H e is 1 0 ::::ll:l o "' · ' iec l mJunes, were m open r eb ellion my husba.n d an d ve f <l f h 1 t d I th h '" f ....._ bem g agamst t he fattcnm g p owers of t he aml even n ow Blak e h es 1Lt t h e pomt of b een a brnt e wh en h e ~u h t t o have beeh T o transgicss is ltt era.lly to go beyond "C~ on M~ ]' ory, ;1'h t ou s o;ne 0l ,,,,,,,. ammal, but the t enden cy t o early maturity dea th Sea1 w1L y has been arrest ed my prntector, I was a wo~mn m a strang e the !me of n ght , t ruth , or safety Tra.ns D on ~g ou tri~keit ~ the1t~:£9 , ng an IS not compat ible with t h at h ar dm ess of con country "wit hou t a trust friend m th e g 1ess10n ma.y be moral, mt ellcctmL l, or phy " ll ll M Bl k f I JJ.I st1t ut10n which h as d een m ducecl by aclvet The Relief of Emin P asha wh ole wide world , what coJiu I de ? , 'Ihe 1 s10a.l, or it may combrne all quaht1os m t he to choo~e'Ir~a Y no~, rs a.n · i w er e , rnfilllte pa.t h os with which sh e u ttered t h ose ls\ame act By an m exorable law of na.tur e, " W ould you, m deed ? W ell, of course, sity m t he condit10ns of life SoMETl:!INC: A nouT AsrA'R.AGus - Joseph 'I he ai gum~nts winch S t anley brings m wo1cls brough t a p:i.ng t o my heart, and, I p enalt y follows every tran sgr essrnn tastes differ Im sur e l dont k no\1 h a.rdly 0 1 I'~ Harris m t he A me1 ican Gai den, sa) s _ ! ~alor 0/ Congo route to t h e I equat or ml must con fess, a t ea.r to my eye Involun ~ ~ t h e phJsicil ~orld, t does igdn~ra~~e I w h"'t to do a.bout the history Cb alles is 1 18 """' :: Man y false ideas p10va1! a bout aspara.!rus rn~ ~ r~ca t~ei y : tro~l t ~even tan ly I adv..nccd toward her, ea,gcr to ex Ipo \~ a.w ~~ ie e~~ avertl or mo Y 1t h fond of p hilosophy Don t y;u thmk rm 1 8 1 0 1 8 1 It 1s JUSt as easy to p lant and rn1~c thrn ~rop een ays er an ie asai, w I C IB press sympathy , that symp athy w h1ch ch ngs lena Y e resm i e same -w erson s b ook is t he b est w rit ten in out da.y? I t !fl th o only proparn~ on in t he woild that as t o pl ant and r aJSe p ot..toes fh e old 01 th e shortest of th e eaatern routes, but as around t he h ea.r t of every Scotsman for onej t lOUJ ht 1essneso, 11ncl even with good mtcn "I can h ardly say t hat I w i1l 10 w ha t 1s claltned f or i t It has p r > duce« J EJ exped1t10n has to b e earned by st eamer t hons --1 luxnrisnt g10wths of Ju; r on bald heads whore iect10ns m r egard to trench mg an d mau un ng b t ti C t t d wh o ma.y have err ed much bu t wh om the One p ecuh an ty 0f earl t ' JS o W ell, I ' e often thought myself 18 Y iansgr ession b11luneR bH s existed fo1 yea.1s I t bas restored ale obsolet e 'l 1ue, it w ill Jo no h " uu to mm anzi ar 0 ie ongo, a wen Y ay > world h eated not "' ell As I m o> ed t he h that Emerson wa.s overestnn ated If y ou 18 the color and \ng01 to numei oua crops of f!IaY work a lot of good m an m e m t o the sml and , ' oyage, its Jeng h, measm ed by days, 18 figure vam shed and I w LS alone t u.t it large!} comm itted m ignorance of w er e goma to buy the complete work s of n and fade d h an It h aa relieved hu ndreus of b I 'abon o t he sam e as 1 s n val's Of the one he pen alt y 'Ihe 3 outh is w ithout that ex "' , a l d 0 ppm tune1y , to sa\ e m e f . om makm g a t per one of drnagt eeab e Dandruff a nd has saved su soi1 provH e you c o not turn up a.ll the h l d fit t h St p enencc agam st 'I\ luch ol d ti an A men can poet, WQuld u t you select Long 1 1ey fool of m yself my p,.r ty returned on theu 1 1 m any "hen huu waa f,.llrng from becommg 1 p oor sub soil on to}) lhe l est a sparngus unot : nc ~sevcncays w;c r an t i t th t k i8~essofslm, fello" 'si 11 0 1 ball bod w e had was n ei ther t i encn ed n 01 manui- exv~c s 0 spen Ill makmg t e Journey, way ou t, and I JOmed them, full of w onder a s w lel as W ll iohu a now e ge P iy " I am fond of L ongfellow s work s bu t 12!' Hcm cmbor t hose facts and 1f your hmr is ed W e t op <lress it ;nth mtra t e 0f l m1ly mrrnt y nrnc are to b e sp eu t m h nd fnl dream s ,.11d t h eorie" but swa aws anc t e1r p en alttes w in ch com es I - - ' fa lling out aud becorm ng thin get a bottle at sor u. tra vel the r emaun n 01 Eift , ht b e b ' of later study and mstrnct1on t C"i ery sprmg and or casronally w ith ma.nu re " 1 ' Ye g mg Y A h h " Is that so 1 I am fon d of Whit ter s m y on ce und sava th e gro wth or yon m ay 1 03 for ever A sk your druggist f or H AI R MAGI C late m t he fall st ea.mei; A s the am mumt1011, n ece:osary SILENT ~s ~ o MY ADVENTURE r gam, yout as a sur plus of vigor self But Cha.rles don t r ead much oet r n ot only fo1 t h e r elief expedition but for the In d esccndm t h e stairwa I was first w ith Th e r ecup erative t endency I S ' er y strong H e h D P Y ond take nothing el·e A D OHE NWEND Sole Mauufact urer To· E xPERIMI N r s AT THE ILr mors U NIV8RSI foi ces of l!:m m P asha , and also th e cloth t h t t g 8 tc beh Ycl y ·11 b lw ithm him No appreciable h arm seems to enJor a1s~ysCvefY !11~? uu t you 6 e Ja.[1 or wo ronto TY - Prof M o1row, of t h e Illm01s U m vers1 b eads, et c , necessary to purchase food an d psd ~n ti1 ~u ;-id jd follow wr ong dorng, and if 1t does, :i.ll appar suppRs°J~e e Bl Y I 1 ell k RIGGIN B O'Jl'HANI & S ON, ty, has made t he followmgdedu ct10ns ftom othersu pph es,ha, eto be carriedonmen s 1 ievt clem wassur pnse w ie ln b atsai 1ssoon~onc hteay. , rs an, m r Y now <tet1 an gave me a s ap e ween toh e l enttrnceoft B t 1 I w a --I n crea.se of we11.1ht m cat backs t111s d 1 A GENl S F OU BoWMAli Vl LLE exp en meut l 1Ieience b etween t he rnutes 1s "'h l l d h t k t h u some sm s are l e cumu ative i)01sons " N0 II ? H B t 1 d 1 f:D 1 tie is most cheaf'IY secur ed by pa.stur a.ge a most 1mpo1tant Gne 'Ihe mostimportant s c ertst,l iar denh ougt do m,~ H e em Y wSa c Y t owppcop ° octih m erk JUS ut 11o atn r a e, an s ou e ims Small ""' t doses t ti of them h ave no app h remable I k nGW· area gr oa m any eoplee w 1 c hon w1 th out a ny grnm c t M ' euec , ye ie p 01son i em a.m s m t e system d I t fi t fte l mm,; t I10 b est pa1 t of adva u tage of t he Con"'O i ou te is, however 1t 1 1 1 ::J> e seasou 2 l"eedmg w h ole corn m the jthatby itthe1e \\ill b~ less dangerofacol' ~~::sedo ~=:ifer ethan di~n~i~~B~~se,:~~nmI andaccumulates w1th everyrepet1t10n,un tll :~!YD~not. ou~Tu~knDi~k~n!~u ~1 ;~~'toaanr au tumn month s t o cat t le on pasture is t h e j h s10n with rho na tives It is somc"W hat re looked {i and found i t w.tBnot t he old man danger ous, 01 even fatal, results ensue ~Hiter no./ livm · p Y most economwa l method of fatt emng cattle I markable t hat M1 Stan ley w ho k nows t h e t b pt t J:t e s uch sm s also gradually form th em "W ll 011 kg M Bl k t h t th 11 Som I he feedmg is done with least labor W hen character of the Za.nz1bar~s so t hor ughly a l a 11 h' du my y touth ug 1aw t parthner us bse selves m to habit s, as hard t o break o.s cha m s t e ' '!f D know, rs ~n ' a c f 11 th ttl th l t j d h wri mgs or 1c en s a10- -' w 10 1 come o e c1 y on e ·amc usi 0 f 8 t 1 l 10gs o ow c ca e er e 1s ve1y 1 t1e an ~ o p1a ces s o 1itt1e r eliance up on, t nem ness a.s m self and hav m 0 <>' been shown u to ee " Tbd.t is true- so t he are Ch arles , waste T he m aum e 1s all sav ed and d1 stn ! shoul dhave preferred them t o su ch men as Y f d "d Id Ed b P h N ow, a.a the clu ld knows lit tle of tins , ht t 11k t l1 th 't H buted w ith out cost W hile comparnt1 vely · i;be Huussas, who have pr oved lluung cen my ioom , ot u n t me d omg 0 Ill urg and t he youth but lit t le more, t he p atent j m ig t hnof 1 e be lm on fa aH ccounll ? ave m a vet y en er :i.rnma ream l l b d ll ti t d you e as n ona e craze or owe · h 1 0-w pr ices arc t o b e exp ec ted f or ca ttl e mar t un es of t na1 b y t h e B nt1ah a.ut on trns on s1 iou c e, a.n usua J is, awar e ia m u 1 j , Oh I d tl h t 1 Are p r epar ed to pay the lugh est pn oes kcted m the aut umn or early wmter , a fan the west coast , t o be t he most r clia.ble, com genceQ tend towaHl moial cot rupt1on a.nd b t I ' rea n ear Y e ver y u ng e wn es, profi t h a.a been made a.nnually Even wit h ageous and mt elh gent of all r ,ices of blacks physical nun, that un h oly p a.ss10ns shorten u" y- d - t f h t ? St rive fo1 a Good Name all krnds of Gram d elivered at t he tirn preva1l mg ex cept10na 11y 1o" prices sale~ m the world E mm Bey about whom Sta.n life an d deat roy ones m fl uencc , t h at t h e 1 W' ll ou th on d ancy un pa.r 10u1 ar 1y ' e1 i 0 0 I I fi d tl t h ave been made (for November deliver) ) of l ey hearcl so mu ch that was rom,.nt 10 m A lthough n ches, lear nmg, and high pos1 boy, what ever Ins m tellect or cultur e, w h o e 'nei ert I 1fia w~;gkee ~ Wharf or the ir Store House m to wn most of th e cattle purcha sed last spnng .at a. Can o lH a t r u e African hero I n 1878 h e t1011 are w1t hm t h e reach only of a few, a t akes the wme cup from the ha.ndof bea.uty, \ ~o mbnyt~~nks wo? n er you m as 1 p rice which gn es fully satisfactory profit w"'s made governor of t he equa.tonal pro good cha racter may be obtam ed b y ever y m a.y die m t he gut ter ,ilcohol m all its I o"·I di a ; spearM Bl k I 0f ~ After tht ee or four months of full grnm vmces by General ( ,ordon, a nd sm ce that p er son, and a goo l n am e is b et ter t ha n all forw s, and oprnm a.nd tobacco, work m tim e ar Y , now, · rs "'n ' am, feedmg a cons1 dera.blc decrea.se m rate of I t une he has bccn rnlmg , figh t m g a nd civil t hese It is 1mpor t a.n t t o e' e1y md1v1dua l such changes w1thm the p hysiual system, co~~y~--;;;;-a.m I W ell Mr vVise I'm 80 gr am ma.y be expect ed '1 A ypa1 en tly 1zmg, m th e im cl stof t h e great est mas" of It is n ecessary m all s1t uat1ons It becom es th at t he ve1y w1ll, t he sup1em e rnlcrm m a11, 1 d t 0 h h d ' Th II from t hirty to thirty six m onths "'re the most 1 bar bausm rem ammg m t h e w or ld H e h!L S the sour ce of t he purest grat1fica t10ns It b ecom es enslaved to a depra; od b odily j ~ ~ av e tt y our kop mio:s 1 h ey W l I OF CANADA . p1ofitabl e ages at which to sell cattle fat ten bmlt 1o ..ds, fortR, an d even t owns, t a.ugh t 1s t he mosLsohd honour It we a.re with appetite ~ 1m e gr eab Y m 1ra. m~ a n a olC~ b C::a 11Hal (>aid 11p, $ 1, il00,000 Re~t, $ ZGU,Oll ed on t his sy st em- u nless t hose of a lit tle In s people to mak e cloth , sh oes an d waggon s out it , we can gain uo sm cere r espect These changes t hat dest roy the w ill power s ad d re bmem t erCh a ly ou d avie ts la.i k a n e ' J " tl b t f h b d gm e y 1 a.r es an im every T his B:i.nl. 111 pr ep ar e d to tlo Legit! g1eatcr age c,m b e b oug h t at a p11ce which and to cult1v ..t e cotton, coffee, md1go and among our fcl ow creatur es t::lhould r espect are m 1e vP.ry su s ance o t e ram an I t hm of our ud ment on such matters an d gn es no profit to the grower 5 It is ln ot n ee He may n ot he a gr eat m ilitar y Jeacl b e pa.id to a person of destitute ch M acter nen es, a nd are gieater and more irretn ev Im ~o l a d { 0 ave met 011 ust at' th1S m at e l:fa ukm g m a ll ita branches F\i.rfi t d t D te p1ohtable to feed gram to yearling steers on er, but he for years kept th e slave hunter s it is only on account of ext r m s1c mr cum able dur m g t he pen od of growt h t ~00db " y J eposi goo<l pastur e, 1 f it is d esigned to k eep t hem m check , mamly -w ith t he na tne force8, and sta.nees which comp el t he t ongue to u se u~,e ,,;; ners no ~s i acoun {la ' 111 r eca1ved and Invere st p aid okn a.mounts of anoth er year and fatten for t h e p(en cra.l m ar h is r etreat sout hwa.Hl to t he ba nks of the language t ha t t he feeh ngl:I of the h ea.rt con A w estern town has a female sherif! Re ld Good ~y, says Mr W isc, dumb be 85 upwa rds i n Sa.vrng a Ban D epartme n t , ket 6 C alves r eared on skim nu lk, with Albert N y anza was only made when oh e demn \V1Lhou t a characte1 w hich command s cently she arrested a man, an d h e, hopmg wi erm en .D R A F T S acldit1on of some meal, may ma.k e ent irely od ds a.gam st hnn were ovci whelmmg and respect , our import ance in society rn uufclt to flat t er h er to let hrm esca.pe, told h er sh e Issu ed and Collection s made in Etuope satisfactory g1owth and beef arm nals of ammumt 1011 bega.o to f ul For t hree years and the bloom !1nd vigour of life p a.ss with Wt>.S the ha.ndsomest woman h e ever sa.w M ost children would be bett er and m ore United S t at.et:! a nd O&nada good qu1h t y A !ugh grade Shorthoi n ancl more he has been shut ofl' from all com out a p·oportiouate elevation m t he com A nd did sh e l et hun escape? Nol She , har rnom ously developed if some of t he time · ateet now on t he far ms weighs J ,470 pounds I mumcation with the outside world, an d it is mumty of w hich we foun a part Accord w ouldn t let that man out of her :!lgh t any now spent over books was r igorou sly devot W . J. ,TONES, at a few duyso\ er twen ty n m e mont hs, and t six year s smce he received supplies, so t ha t mg as we are deficient m character we smk w ay, but wanted hun a.rou nd all the ·1me r ed to t he t rarnmg and exercise of sight and Ageu with less than two months fall gram feed , StaHley cann ot r each lum too soon m public estuna.t1on T ricker y is sure t o fa.1! 111 th e end. hearmg. atauadiau Jtatesmau. FARM. .NOTES 1 mg He ha.a gamed 185 pounds m the last forty ft ve days I - -- - - - - - -- -- - --- - ------- - - - - - - -- - - -- l HISTORIC HOLYROOD. CRAZY WITH AIR. CANADIAN VIOE-ROYALTY I -- I I I ! C UREs All HUMORS 1 I 1 0 I I I m e :s f:h CONSU l!Yilpy1Q1JUJ n, ' ! l I DISEASES LI .Ver Blood andLunirs I l I PRICE $I OQ io; f 1 :J· ., . \.\. e t s. ° I I o l $500 REWARD I l 1 I r Dr. DORENWEND'S :I: I ! E cf, "'°"' v/ £r O It' If !£° :re 1 1 [i z I I M 1k G I _\.; A IN I ! I j Jno. lYicMurtry & Co. l i STANDARD BANK I I l l % h I I f d l j if 1