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ik4J41b't1¥1ata~~-~~~t~?!'~~--- ~?-~-~ ~ a..-miZ11 m:1·w · w···nan , 111W01?Pm"· · ·PA · I I MISC.ELLAN.EOUS. Genoa, Antwerp and Bremen, i111d France J -· i alone imports 80,000 tons of thl ·· u:o.ol, a The population of R ome grows at the rateot large part of which is used for n:u lltary E K th I . h b k f N · · ---- ·----- - - - - - - - 18,000 to 20,0CO a year. At the close of . clothing. y ukgebne e111· e rtis ~n er dodl ewf · · 2 7 or , ega.n 1l 1e as a rampmg pe er o 1887 it was 38 ,9 3.. · .- - , needles, thread and buttons. Now he could WEDNESDA.Y, SEPT. 5, 1888. "In England the proper ratio of doctors The cro~ bulletm of the Ontar ·,ll ~~reau draw ltis cheque for $10,GOO,OOO. to populatien is said to be one to 1,200, but of Industries,. based up?n 800 1nd1v1d.ual Corn is so tall in K ~nsas this year that by this rule there 11.re 1,943 too many doctots reports, has 3uat been issued. A review in London , and wbile 600 die ever year shows that fall wheat i~ a poorer .irop that strangers passing through on night tr11.ins 1,800 new ones R.re turned out. Uompetition it was last year, and there h~s likowfae been looking out nn ttle cornfields by moonlight, is so great that in some parts of the city doc- a decrease in the acreage sown, so that the talk of the dense oak and maple forests they ----o---tots will see a p atient, p rescribe, and supply yield for 1888 will be about 12,800,000 are passing through. medicine for sixpence a visit. " bushels as compared with 14,400,000 111.st We should never judge a. man by_ his Having purchased the bu~iness formerly carried on by llUMPHREl" & According to the new Domesd11.y Book of ¥ear. Spr!ng .wheat is a good crop, excep- clothes. A lavender Derby may sometimes Englartd, about two-thirds ol the land of tn those districts where the drought has cover brains, and a. warm heart often beats MAYER, I have moved it across the street t1> the premises la.t~l;y England and Wales is held by 10,207 own- been very sev_:ere; but there has bee~ a beneath the haughty exterior of an old-gold occupied by Shaw & Tole, where iJll connection with my Tin' and Stov~, era of whom 16 proprietors outside of L<>n- lll.rge decrease m the acreage, and the yield vest with pink polka-dots. Business will be found a foll line of Heavy and Light Harness, and all do~ were returned in 1873 as either holding will be only 5,580,000 bushels as compared other furnishings usually fo.unrl in a :first~elass harness shop. more than 50 OC.0 acres or having estimated with 5,633,000 la.st huvest. ln ~ll, thereFal"mers within a radius of three miles rentl\ls of o~er $500 000 a year They fore, the crop of spring and fall wheat thin of P erham, Minn., during fourteen days re. · ' year is shorter than li;at year's by about l,· ceutly caught and killed six thousand bush· were : 600,000 bushels ; and, as everyone knows, els of grasshoppers, for which the county Acres. Rental. the harvest of 1887 wae not a very good paid a bounty of $1 a bushel. will reeeive the most careful attention, having sscurnd the services of Duke of Northumberland. 181,616 $809,370 one. Barley, however, is a capit al crops, A little 4-year-old girl in Macon, Ga., has Dnko of Devonshire.. . . . . 26.904 638,.165 the yield being larger by nearly four just got $600 for a father who is dead, and MR. W. HUMPHREY, whcis"' skill in this branch is so well known. Sir W. W. Wynn........ 87,256 214,410 million bushels than last year's, and bas the assurance of $19.50 a month from throughout this district, as to· need no further comment. Duke of Clevela.nd. . .. . ·. 71,441 ::ioo.220 on the whole a bright, clean so.mple. now until she is 16 yea.rs ol.i. Uncle Sam All my work is finished b:r exp-erienced workmen, none other employed E ~rl of C·rlisle.......... 75,540 248,005 Oo.ts is also a good orop. The yield makes th.a payment under the Arrears of Dnke of Bedford . . . ,. .. . . 74 996 638,265 will probably exceed that of last year Pension law, All I a::;k is an inspection of my stock and you will be convinced that Ea.rl of Londsdo.le . ... . ... 67,457 349,795 by ten million bushels, there having been it is the largest to choose from, best workmanship, and prices really Earl ot Powis . .. . ... . . . , . 60 531 313 470 an increase in the acreage of 160,000 acres. Mrs Newyork (travelling)--My husb11.nd My expenses being lower, D11ke of R11tl11.nd.. . · ... · 57;C82 354.990 The average yield per acre this ye.lr is plac is a Wall street bear. Mrs. Boston-Ab, lower than any other place in town. Ea.rl of Derby .. , , . . .. .. . 56,471 815,!li5 ed at 32 bushels, whereas last year the indeed? Mine is a bear, too, but he is a therefore I give my customers the benefit. Uentlemen, place in yollr F~a.rlofYarborough .. _.. , 55.272 3!ll,130 Repairing promptly PURIEST, STROIMCIEST,. BEST, Lord Leconfield . . . . . . . . . 54,615 259,700 average was only 29 busltels. The average pl11.in, domestic bear. You ought to see him orders at once and don't miss this opp(}rtunity. in the five years from 1882 to 1886 was 35 at breakfast some morning. · CONTAINS NO done. Don't forget the place, Quick's Block, Bowmanville, Marquis of Ailesbury.. . . 53,362 290, 150 bushels. Oa the otlter hand, there is a A beetle co.n draw twenty times its own I.LUM, AMMONIA, LIME, PHOSPHATES, E11.rl Cawdor. . . .... .. . . . 51,517 174 935 serious shortage in hay 11.nd clover. Not· weight, and in England there is a fragile o.r any injurious materials. Sir Lawrence Palk . . . . · , . 10. 109 546,3i5 withstanding a slight increase in the acer- little wom11.n, wei~hing only 93 pounds, who TORONTO, ONT. E.W. GILLETT, S1rJ. W. R~msden. . . .. . . 8,589 838,005 age, the crop this year falls below that of recently lifted a mortl(age of 2,000 pounds CHICAGO, ILL. Bow manville, May 15th, 1888. 20 This table is for Enirland and Wales alone, last ye11.r by about eleven hundred thousand from her house. This beats the beetle. l!an'f'r o! the CELZBEATED ROYAL YEAST C/lltES. and it leaves out the D uke of vVestmineter tons; in fact, it is said to be the poorest . as being a great lo.oded :proprietor of Lon· crop we have h11.d inthisprovincefortwenty . Boston School Teacher-Now, children, ' den. How far t he rental of the estates has yea.rs. It is s11.tisfactory to know, however, can you tell me the name of the English · kept up since 1873, under the gen'era.l agri- that root crops promise well. Potatoes are nobleman who did great services to human- ' cultural depression, we cannot estimate. remark11.bly abundant. Fcuit is a fair crop; ity and whom we all ought to remember The number of owners of land in Gre11.t but it has been injured by the d rought and here in Boston? Children-Ma.rquis ot lf· y are languid and weak, and your appe· Queensberry. Brita.in and Ireland, exclu·ive of London, by pests. \te P<>Or --.MANUFACTURER O F - My B 1: ef, Iron and Wine is the tonic. be sure. was officially returned in 1876 as : Married grocer- What's that the !adv As an invii;:orating tonic it is recognised by Less .More The great exhibition by English co-oper· wants? Clerk- She wants me to weigh the Medical profession as the best strene:tben· than than a.tive societies at the Crystal Pala.ce, Lon- her baby for her, "All right; but say, ing medicine thus far produced. It is invaluaone acre. one acre. Total. don, brings into view the fa.a·~ that in some tall her the youngster weighs a.bout four ble as a blc?d 1rnd muscle maker, especially KING STREET, BOWMA.NVILL in those cases where weakness is the result o·F Eogland and cases a.G least, success has attended co·oper. pounds more. than it does, or she'll swear Hae now on hand a number of vehicle~ (and is manufacturing a great many more) of th e ne imperfect or insufficient food, or wasting 269,547 Wales .. .. 703 ,289 972.836 ative efforts in manufacturing, The Nation· the scales a.re doctored." fevers or excesses of a ny sort. It con to.ins the Scptland . . . . 113 005 patterns and best finish, which I am offering for sale a.t t he lowest prices consistent!. 19 225 132,230 al Co-operative Labor Society h11.s a.bout one nutrlliient or Beef, the stimulant propert.ies of with due regard to workmanship and quality. The t allowing ia a. list of A wonderful landscape which is on ex32.614 68,728 hundred branches, of which forty join in this Wine and I.he tonic powers of Iron, and is ad· Ireland . . . . . 36. 114 the principal vebieles manufactured by me hibition in Paris has been executed in E uro. mirably calculate,d to build up t.hfl emaciated exhibition. There a.re two or three hind- pea.n =d foreign insects. The desired tones Double Covered Carriages ......................... . . ... .......... ... ..... . ...$150 Upwarda Fyetem. Sold in Bowman ville by Higginboth· Total. .. 852,408 31!1.386 1,173,794 rimces t o the success of co· operative m11.nu11.m Bros. for the foreground are supplied by 450,000 Single P hrotons .......................................... ~ .. .................... 100 11 facturing enterprises t hat do not beset disThe tot.-! number of acres accounted for coleoptera., and 4,000 varieties of other inOpen Buggy......................................................... . .. , ....... 70 a tributive co·operation. There is. , in the first in the r. e turns is 72,119,882. In England sect-a make the rest of the picture. Top Buggy...... . ........... ......... ... ... .. ....................... ........ :..... 90 11 aud \.Vales 874 owners held 9,367,031 acres, place, more risk in the business, whether it An Englishman has invented an electric Democrat Wagon................................................................. 65 ·· or more than one-fourth of t he country . is carried on by a simile capitalist or hy a CO· .Manufactnrer11 of gun. There is a sma.11 storage batterv find Lumber Wagons.... .......... . .. . ................. ............. ... ........ ...... 66 11 Le~e than 4 per cellt, of the population of operative company. Then there is 11.bsolu te Light W a.gon... .... .. .. ··. ·. .. . .. ...... ............. ..... ........ ..... ·· · .. ... · ·· 40 11 i::lcotland, a bout 6 per cent. in England, and necessity for strict business milon11.gement to in the stock, from which a current strong E:xprel!lll Wagon ........................... ~. ...... . .............................. 75 " lefs tha.n 2 per cent. in Ireland have a seeure economy of produots of t.he fact ory enough to explode the oa.rtridge is communshare in the ownership of the soil. The 12 to advant11.ge. The workers do not usually icated. It is said that :me charging of the Skeleton ... ......... , ............ , .. . ....................... , ..... , ·· . .. ··. · . . ... .. 60 " Artificial largest owners in England bold an aggregate a.ppreciate this part of the business at its cell will explode five thousand cartridl(es. Sulky......... .. .... ............................................... ................. 40 " Limbs, of 1058 883 acres ; the 12 in Scotland, 4,· true value. 1he men who a~tua.lly n ~ke In Paris a man picks up a. living by going Poat1elll!ing superior facilities for rnannt'acturlng carriages, I intend to sell very cheap for oa things usually start c.:i operative factones, 3il9.722; and the 12 in Ireland, 1,297,888 about the streets playing on a. clii.rionet or approved credit, and by so doing I hope to greatly increase my number of sales. Wou~ And .Appliances for all De· 11.nd they too often refuse to to.ke in with sell the wood pa.rte only, or the gearings of buggies Ironed, · formitiesnf 1.bs Human Body Ju England 1, in Ireland 3 , aud in Scotland them the salesmen or business m!l.nagers, through a ca.nu' a placed in a hole in ~is throat -Spinal Diseases, Hip Joint 24 individuals hol.:l more than 100,000 acres without whose help all their labor will go after tile.operat ion of tracheontomy. When he DiseaHe, Diseases oi the each. has finished 11. little tune he takes the ca.nula for naught. It is interesting to observe, Knee and Ankle, Knock We might go on with these statistics at however, that some such enterprises have out and exhibits it to the andience, to show Knee, Bow Legs, Club Feet, At the Shortest Notice, Painted and Trimmed lf Desired. great length, but have given all that a.re succeeded in England and have grown from tha.t there is no deception. Etc. At the Factory I also do Planing, Matching, Turning anti. Sa.wing with Clrcle,Ba.nd ·r Bot intellectually dipeatibie at this time. They An English writer declares that the cussma.ll beginnings into gre11.t col'por11.tions. ALSO CR UTUHES. Bawe, and prepare a.II kinds of lumber for oarpenters nd others for building purpoe~ ·how th11ot of the total . population of the tom of pairing off guests a.t dinner arose in Ornamental and Plain Piokets tor fences In every style reQuired, ma.de to order. United Kingdom, or about 35,000,000, less the middle ages, when there was only a tba.n l,200,000 hold any land at all, and of Drinkin. l'( in Russia.. single pl11.te a.nd drinking cup for ea.ch those more th11.n two· thirds own less than The Russian Government has just issued couple, and that while the man cut up the an a.ere, while about 10,000 individu11ls a. volume of statistics containing some inter- meat the woman put the pieces in hie month hold more than two.thirds of the whole area, eating inform11.tion. European Russia. a.p- and they both dr11.nk from the same cup. and 30 persons aoout one· tenth of it, pea.rs to have 11> town population of a. little Workmen in a gravel' bed on the Western VETERI.NARY SVROEON. T le winnipeg Sun says: - A Sun repreaen· over twelve millions of souls, and a rnral Ra.ilway of Alabama recently ca.me upon tative, in making the usual daily visit to population of close on eighty millions, or a the skeletcn of what they think was an the rooms of the Civic Coloniza.tion Com- to~al of just under ninety'.two millions, Indian princess. On it were found a silver mittee this morning, found Mr. U. N. Bell, Thill includes Poland and Finland. And to coronet, silver bracelets, a necklace ma.de of seoretary of the committee, busily engaged supply the requh·ed . a.mount of intoxicating silver buckles, tied together with a silk Purify the Blood, correct all Disorders of the imp11.rting information to a well-to-do On- fluids for these evidently thirsty souls it ribbon, and a peculiar knife with a. sabre tario farmer, who contemplates removing appears that in Ru68ia. in Europe there are blade. LIVER, ST01'14CD, KID~EY~ AND BOWELS. to Manitoba. next spring. Mr. Bell gave 2,377 distilleries, of which 1,574 are for the A baker in Bloomsbury, E ngland, sued a some pic ture lessons of facts connected with p~oduc~ion of pot~to fpirit, th~ other being man for $12.50for bread furnished, The man They invigorate and restore to health Debilitated Constitutions, a.n the size and value of last season's wheat 617 which u~egra.in and 12~ ~smg sugar and entered a. counter claim for $45 for the are invaluable ln all Oomplalnt11 incidental to Femalea of all Ages. Foit crop. He kindly ocnsented to their publica· other ~ubsta.nces. Rye epmt apJ?O~rs to be value of a dog. The evidence was th11.t the Ohlldren and the aged they are priceleH. tion, and they were taken by the report..r the chief beverage after potato spmt, as the I baker's boy leaving bread left the gate of the as follows : a.~o~nt of rye use~ was approx~m:ately 31.f customer open, 11.nd the dog ran out and was The estimate is made on the basis of last million pouds, while over 84-! million poude 1 lost. The Courb held that if the man could year's wheat crcp, which was 14,000.000 o_f potatoes wer.e .consumed fo.r the produc- not take care of the dog himself he ought not (a e.n infallible remedy for Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Old Wouvds Sor bushels. A few yea.rs ago, when R ed River tion of raw spmt. The Indian corn used to expect the baker's boy to do it and judg· aud Ulcers. It la fa.moue for Gout and Rheumatism. For disorders of t. "· carts were the only mode of conl"eyance, an amounted to Iese than 3:l; million ponds, and ment was for the baker. ' -Che11t it h&11 no equal.the quantity of malt consumed in the diE· a.vtirage load was eatim11.ted at between Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary Collerce. ei!!'ht and nine hundred pounds. lf we went tilleries was 12~ million pouds. Turning A blind guit ~r player named l\Ia.njon, For Sore Throats, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, ReglstcrPd member of the Ontario Voterina.ry dependent on this conveyance to-day, it to the production of spirits, measured by from Sp11.in, is er iating a. stir in the musica.I Medical Association. would take one million carts to carry the strength of forty degrees, we find that world abrc;ad, He uses an instrument with Gl.llndular Swellings, and all Skin Diseases it has no rival; and ·Oftlce and Residence, Newtonville, Ont. oontraoted and stiff joints it acts like a charm. They would over ninety million ga.llone were made by eleven etrmgs. It. was seventy years ago Will visit Orono every Tuesday and;Saturday out the crop of wheat . the distilleries in Russia in Europe, of which that 11.n?ther. Spa.~111.rd. named Lar created O.lllce hours fr m 10 a. m., to 4 p. m., . at extend in a straight line nvf' mil- only about 10 million gallons were exporwd a sensation with hi.s guitar and made a per· Voulten' Hotel Calls by Tolegrapb receive lions of yards, or 2,841 miles, which Manufactured only at THOMAS HoLLOWAY's Establishment, is practically the distance of the f1.P.R There were 140,000 public houses for the f~ct craz3 for t~e instrument! so that the imr. ediate attention. sale of liquors, including b eer houses, and · pia.no seemed likely to be dnven out of the 78, NEW OXFORD STREET, (late 633, OXFORD STREET), LONDOBfrom Vanoouver to Montrea.l. The CH.AF GES MODERATE. wheat would make 550,000,000 pounds of the consumption per inhabitant was nearly field. And are sold at b. lid., 2B. 9d., 4a. 6d., lls., 22s., and 3311. eaoh Box or Pot, This 11.dvertisement recently appeared in flour, and would weigh about 840,000,000 I~ gallons, or more than double the consumpmay he had from all Medicine Vendorsthroughout tile World, pounds. Transporting it in carloads of 650 tion and export per head of the United an Ithaca newspaper : " Baee BaU and ·r·reha11en hould look at the J,abel 011 &he Pot11 and Boxe1. bu& hels, weighing :~9 000 pounds ea.ch, it Kingdom. The total ordinary revenue of l:Saptism.-A game of ball will be played at t 11 r.ss. <@xford 1Ur.eet. l.ondon. ther are ·o·rlon·. would require 21,538 ca.rs, making up a Russia for 1885 is returned at 789 million Cayuga. Lak<l Park next Saturday afternoon tro.in 796.906 feet, 265,635 yards, or 151 roubles. Of this 182,377,000 roubles were between the 'l. M. C. A. nine of Ithaca a.nd miles in length, or it would load 466 vessels derived from excise duties on spirits, and the Mynderse Academy nine of Seneca Falls. The Game Laws. Oiliness Art and Landscape Ga.rdenin,:t. with 30,000 bushels each. Supposing a a further 13,500,000 roubles for licences for At the conclusion of the game will occur · The following is from Judge Jellett'a There are said to be something like fifty farmer's sleigh or waggon load to be one the sale of spirits. Consequentlv about one the bapt ising in the lake of converts of the and a. ha.If tons, it would require 233,333 fourth of t he revenue is d erived from spirits colored camp meeting." (Picton) excellent digc~t of th_e game laws : thousand c.haracters in the wr!tten language CURE.S waggons to carry the wheat. i::!upposing Asia.tic races under R ussian rule number, A woman in North G3.insville, Fla, saw The only season durmg which the ~ollo"!'- of the Chinesti. I am . sure it would .take. the average distance of the farmets frnm accordmg to th is r eturn, an additional a. lit.tie bird flying in and out of a back ing ga.me m11.y be hunted taken or killed 11 them all to fully describe ohe queer s1ghtl!t market to be eigbt miles, in going and com- seventeen millions; making a grand tot11.l window of her house. She watched it , and a~ follows : ' and_ strange customs we witnessed in Peking;. .ing to deliver tile whea.t of t lte p rovince our of the whole of the inhabitants of the RuaDeer- 15th October t o 15th December. durm~ the few d11.vs we rested there, a.t th& ."n Empi·re of one hundred and nine saw it p11.ss tltrough several rooms to the J h f I U "ted St t es L egat· b f -L farmers would travel 3,733,328 miles. al ~ f ront po.rl or, anu -' d. d on a " w h a t Pa.rtridges-lst September to lat a.nu- c . . ns. isappeare . ecr u fi n1 t t ·II. t We ore l l m....... f th G' 10n, Thie wheat would feed, accordiog to ihe ml 1110 not" in the corner. There the housewife ary. mg our na1 s ar or e rea a · ad<>pted amoun o laid down per head of popufounc a nest with four eggs in it. They Woodcock-15th August to 1st J a.nuary. I had never kno"'.11 before that the twi~ted latioo, 2,800,000 people for one yti11.r, and India Rubber Horseshoes, were not distnrbed, and at last accounts the Snipe rail and golden plover-1st Sep- trees, contorted ob3ects and queer arch1tecwould feed the pMsent p ~pula.tion of Man bird was trying to hatch the little eggs. tember to lat January. ture painted on Chinese J?Unch-bowls and itoba for 21?!- yea.rs. ltwouldseed 7,000,000 The proposed substitution of I ndia rubber k Ducks of all kinds-1st September to lat platters 11ore not droll caricatures b.ut the The roa.ring gas well bac of Canonsburg, January. . Chiuese r epresentations of Chinese a.rt idea11 acres at two bushels to the acr e, or 10,937 for metal in the manufacture of horseshoes, square m les. It would seed a mile in dec>th says the .Mechar.ical News, is based upon .l:'a, is said to have the g re ..test registered Geese-ht September to lst May. in the &etual everyday scenes of Chinese life. along the Gnnd Trunk railway from various supposed advantages, one of these pressure of any in the world. The gas Ha.re- l at September to 15th March. The groteeque figures which they paint on . h f bl h t looks lis.e a solid piece of blv. e steel for some d . fon· or ·creens ·re ·11 well k 0 h. t · . Toronto to Montreal 33 times over, or a b e1 ~g that t e ?rmer en11. .es a orse o, go distance after. it comes out of the pipe. The above ates are mc1us1ve. "· · ·~ ~ n wn is on· strip two-thirds of a mile wide around the ea;s1ly over all kmds C?f roads ai:;d .rough,, or Solid masonry twelve feet thick surrounds These may be exposed for sale for twenty ca! character~, heroes of ficti0n, or deifi.ed AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS world in this latitude. The acreage under shpp~ry gronnd .with-out shppm~. Ihe the well to .h old the cg,p on. When in drill- days after expiration of time for killing. 1s11.mts and ph1loaoph'lll's, and each one car r1e11_ wheat last year in Manitoba equals a. strip contr!vance brought. forwa~·d for t~IB pur·, ing the gas was struck, tools and rope No eggs to be taken or destroyed a.t a.ny to the Ch.inese ll!-in? its peculiar trnditiou. AND FLUXE.S OF THE; BOWELS of land two miles wide extending from Pose is such a.~ to ob1vate m one meta.nee time No trnps nets or snares baited lines or romantic a.ssoc1at1on. ' IT IS SAFE AND RELIABLE FO.R . of .usmg . a.11: iron . weighing 5,000 pounds were thrown out as or s1·m·i·l·r contr1' 'vances to be u'sed. These I There is very little picturesque scenery in 'roronto to .Montreal. tbe neoesBlty shoe which though they were feathers. ~ CAI LOREN OR ADULTS. can be moved momentarily when the horse 1 may be destroyed by any person without China, ~nd the few hills, streams and v1!'1· · , - - ·- . ' - ' r - is not travelling, and ca.n also be used when I . It will take 5 ,760 books of gold leaf to liability, N 0 contrivancea described or i lays which lovers of natura.~ beauty ha:vs d1sTHE WOOL CLIP O~~ THE WORLD. tho horse is shod with an iron shoe. Ac- . gild the dome of. the Boston State House. known as batteries, swivel ·guns, sunken · covered, have done duty m decoration for The London "Live Stock Journal" says cording to this design the shoe consists of , Each book cor'-iuns ~w.enty s~eets of gold pnnts or night lights to be used for killing I hundreds, perhaps thous ands of years. Bub that the French Minister of War has incid - an India rubber bottom piece molded to 1 leaf, ea:h sheet conta.1n1ng a. httle ?Ver 93 wild fowl. these out~ines, made f3:miliar by repetitio~, en tally obtained, in connection with an order fi t over or around the frog and the hoof, with square mches, '.!'he sheets a.re so thm ~ha~ Fur-be11.ring anim'lls may be only taken, have .a different me~n~ng when the fact 1s for the manufacture of military cloth, some a ledpe or projecting rim rising up the front 1,000 o~ thei;n la~d one on, ~he othe~ m~ke hunted or killed as follows: . I expla.med that the ski!l.ul Chinese la~~sca.pe interesting information with regud to the and around about the level where the nails but an mch in thickness. '.!:he gold IB withBe11.ver mink muskrat sable martin i gardeners have made mnumerable mmiature production of wool. According to the report are clamped, tho projection having an edg· i~ a carat of pure aud weighs 3~ pounds Troy. otter or ftsher- ist November to ' 1st May'. copies of these few bits of scenery in the which has been submitted to him, the tot al ing under which a steel ba.~d or ot~er a.p- Each boo~ is worth seventy .cents, s_o that N or aha.II any trap or snare or other con- court yards which a.re enclosed by t he iuner -production of wool t hroughout the world pliance can be drawn and mpped t i.ght to tlte gold l?af alone coats $~ .032. It will take triv!).nce be set for them outside this season, walls of the l>o~ses of the better aort. These J inay be put at 800,000 tons, value $580,000,- reti~in the rubber shoe. The band 18 con- ~fteen skilled workmen six weeks to do the Nor shall any muskrat house be cut, spear· court~, a fe~t ~ extent, o~long or square, 000. Australia. and New Zealand possess nected by studs, which p ass through the JOJ;>. ed broken or destroyed at any time. Any are laid out m httle mountam ranges, show.. BOW lUAl\ VILLE Ont 175,000,000 sheep, producing l C0,000 t6ns of heel i;art of t he hoof, this being cuu away . I'he seventeen months-old daugl:lter of pe~son m11.y d estroy such traps, sn11.res, ero., ing Ol\".:erns and lakes, tra.ils and ravines on ' · wool, wcrth $114,160,000, besides 15 per from the inner aide for the purpose, 11.nd the Tunothy, Hartnett of Melro~e, Ma.~s., was 80 ~et, without any liability. eTery side. ESTABLISHED, 1857. cent. more representing the value of the stud or studs may work eccentrically to ob- cross, bem9,_ m uch troubled in get~mg her N. B.-No poison to be used in killing - - - - - - - -. · annui>l wool clip. The Cape of Good Hope tain grip or fixing. If the rubber shoe is te~t.h, and '.l:i?1othy sought to. 11.l leviate her the animals named, and no poisoned bait to produces 15,000 tons of wool, worth$9.680,- used wioh an iron shoe the frog p ortion or pa!ll by .fe.edmg her raw whiskey. .W hen be exposed in any locality where dogs or Blobson-Dumpsey, what m the world. do 000. La :Plata yossesses l,000,000,000 sheep, pad has a front pla.tti and two side wings the ~hys1cui.n go.t there the baby was in ?on· c11.ttle mav have access t o the samo. you suppoi;e makes my boy so stupid ? ALL KINDS OW producing 50,0000 t ons of wool, worth $4,- partially imbedded ~nit, the p. oj.ection ta.k· vu ls10ns, and T1m:!th:y: was arrested_. l'~e No deer·dog to run at large from the 15th I ' Dumpsey-1 dun~o. Have Y?u ever read 840,000, while the U nited St ates possesses i ne: hold under t he iron shoe to fix the rub- rep~rt says_ that owmg to the. prisoners November until thti 15th October. up any on the subJect of hered1t:y? 50,000,000 sheep, which do not, however, ber shoe in place. If the rubber shoe be ?avmg 11. wife and. three l!mall children, the Mother (to d aughter)-" I was surprised yield a.11 the wool that ia · required, divided or made thin in the center, a. swivel Judge s~ntenced him only to ~~e :i;rouse . of · and shocked, Clara, that you should show so - - the difference b eing ma.d e up by im- or other b"'r c~n be contt'lcted from the rear Conect1on for three mont':ls. '.Ihe child Guest-Here, waiter. Take this away. I little emotion at the funeral of your Uncle r ports from La Pis.ta 11ncl A ustralia. to reduce the widt h of the pa.d so that it recovered. ordered spring chicke·, and this is a laying James. And he leaves you in his will do~e in the latest styles and materials. I Europe posseeses 200,000,000 sheep yielding enters easily and also expanded so as to fix A descri1-tion of the interior of the "City hen. W a.iter-'Deed 'taint, boss. Da.t'11 $10,000, too." Daughter-" Yes, mamma ; · 200,000, t ons of wool, and of the various the rubber shoe in position, of New York " includes, of course, the lib- 1 spring chicken, sho. G uest-Not tb.isspring. but when the funeral took place I had no countries in Europe, Russia producea the r11.ry, which is in the shape of an hour glass, 1 Waiter (ingeniously) - No, sah ; not dis idea that dear Uncle Jamea h ..d remembered 1 S COTCH ENGLISH GERMAN AND' mc·t wool, f~llowe~ by Engla.nd, Germany being narrowest in the middle line of the spriog'R, hut la.st spring's. Hit's a little me so generously." ' · . and France, m which latter country the Asking too Muob, vessel a nd wide3t at the s!des.. In this way, ' soon yit, boss, fo' dis yer'e spring chiukens. : Inepiration by its own resultant action NEW BRUNSWICK : number of sheep b:s fallen during .the last Old lo.dy (to druggist's boy)-.What do~s the isrea.test amouT~t of hght 1s secured 1?r j "Here, head waiter, I want you to give ' may amount to revelation. Love has away 1 8 0 forty years f~om 3;),000, 00.0 to 22. ,COO, 000. the proprietor do, boy, .vhen he gives arsomc a given . hbor snores of conferrmg . w1s . d om; conscience, · · k ened .b sp11.ce 25'0 b nere A are · 0 vo th umes m d me a.nether room, M y next ne1g qu1c The prod uc t ion f wool Ill I n d Ia, C ent ra1 for some thin' else ? the l 1 rary · Y ?1encan ~u ors, an so dreadfully as to shake the pictures on and educated, r etlects light upon the jndgAsia and China is valued at 150,000 tom. f Boy- VI ell, I dunno ; sometimes he d ees e~e~y :pdrt~ent ~f ht~fit~e 1s ~~present- the wall. Could you not find me headqu11.rt· ment: But we should say that revel ation is IN STOCK Of the 800,000 tons of wool p roduced ' one thing an' sometimes he does another, e . y s . nd ar . Wd<?r lss. ·n be 1ea.fiin~ ~~~- , ers aomewhel'e near that cha.rminll fair lady . , : the incre11.sed seeing ability o[ mind which · throue:hout. the world, the greater part of , You can't expect, ma'am, a three-dollar -a - az1n~ a: p;r10 ic: , ~· efonll flm t· is . I met at the table d'hote to-day fl "Why, comes from purified and strengthened emo. 0 0 0068 '-' Call and see our designs and aet our the Australian, New 7.eala.nd, Cape and La. week boy to keep track of the 11.ll the gl .rban ~s ianth mos ldunique mg ' she's the verv pera<1u-her room ia next to ' tion, not a. direct communication to the in a ,. Plata. wool is exported to London, Liverpool t· 1 raries n e war I . ., "'-· H a.vro, M arse1iles, · B ord ea.u:ia:, D unk ir . k , 1 ime. 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