Pusoyma no the followers 0! Dr. Putty. I reformer in the Church of England. Pnsey.s friends and followarl um do sometimes and l`nctn'lAm." .. ,>o.,n -unnu.-nu--um -.-.--_ _._v.__.._ The word mm is derived from tho Im- hn word nouns. moaning "(rand-' mother." When nunnotleu were nut 11:- nltutod the Inmate: won all very and Th? T:-`upplnl who no-culled tram IA Tramps. the French dluu-lot ln"whloh\.`lho ns monuglo e/aabunhmonl wu found- .A `~ . Ill Au:-an \ f The Irginglm 1 5 Edward Irving, 3 3 oxpouudor of the 1 ` died 1334. n'I|.- 'V_lA.__l-__ OD IIXUIT TUUUS. _ The Arminlans took their naxiie from their leader. Armlulua. born in 15$. died in 1609. Their dootrlhea an mu hold by several Methodist bodies. ` rm.-- u...n..mm-.. -am an mnmul fun: OX Lanunoruury, vvuv ulvu nu Uvuk _ . The Pnnthoist takes his nnno from two Greek words. practically signifying `God overywhem ' The Pnnlhoist sees incur) thing I manifestation of Deity. ` um- a-_.._..-..a.__I-_- _...... ..-.,._'iI.4I Inn. Iluuu an nuuuuv-u-nun V. .n...,. The Sun-nmontu-inns were no-culled ho- muse one at their chic! doctrines was Illa denial of the ma! body of Chtht in tho oopsocx-Mod bmod. ` ` ._ 011. `he Vwortd mum bbxou from two Grout V. ;wox-ds ulgulfylnf `9no;od." An mum is 1 dhbeuovor In "tho oxluonoo ot any deity. ~ rm... a-m..o-..4.n. -.- m.mIInd' hum Th; Sabbutuna won no-called` from thulr obsor_"vlng the uvonthdny ujho! Sabbath. , Thou` founder `nu nunod Bu- bouna. ' ` I'l,,I,_,__L-_l-L un_.L-... -I... b....-- l-I l&)`l. . TheUnltn1-Inna were thus named ho-. oouao they denlotb the doom-lqo of the "P1-1nIty., In theory they are opponod to- the '1`:-lnltarlanl. ` n'L- A_I___ L...I a.|(-c:. _-...- 0..-. Lulu- lb Land In Is...-m-a.~-u|_s n,noon III:-hon _. - , - -., ,,.4;.,,_ n... 1-._...- um. OI JESUS LIKIFIBII The Poiythoiui: took _ his name hon` two Greek wonia signifying many gods. The Polythoiat boiioved4nho.plnnlity of deities. `! I,l.I.;'n__ ....... `L..- s..-.......I Q-nun Q-n UI llUllIl'-& ! ` Idolatry was lthun termed from, two Gmok wonl`s sigu1fyl1;g-tho- wonhipot Images. " Idolatry in not to be oonloundqj with-Pammlsxu. ' _ ' A The `lieuedjdtlne Monkt bad (hair name from their founder, St. Benedict. who brought the monastic unem into Europe nhuut 529. ` rm... w..ns.,s.....I... --ma. t|nI"IV nnllntl nuropu uuuul. (xv. _ _ The Fulth-healers were this called `rronnho racruum they claimed by an exercise of faith and all nhwnuor of dlsaueea unn.- 'n......x....I,.L IB..o\....... 5...! Oknin n-nan by pmyer to heel I), SUVUHII AllUIaU|lllllI uviuuu. The Box-nardlnoa were so named frun St. Bernard. who founded t.ho.'hmo\n_ hohploe in the Alpine pain which, but his name, about 989. mu... r:....'..n... _..... Ohna nnvunni (nun nu Iuuuu, nuuuo we. _ , The Gndsucs were thus named (mill tl1oG1-oak word nxeadlng `td know. Th!) claim a larger share of > rovelaoh ll ` fell to the lot 0('others.- - n__A_-.-_... _.__.. ... n'_.A nlgnnd In. `u WU IJIU IUF u'UIlll3l'8-' Protmtanta were an ti :-st no-mild II- ` cause their ropnasent.at.1\'os protested Ii ' the` Diet of Spters, in 1639, ngalnntin action of the Emperor, ml... r|.....l--..I. n I`-nnnh uullninnn ICIIUIJ DI U-Ill! luupcnary The Camlsnrds, n Fmnoh nllgiolll soot-. were so-called from the unlock (rook worn by the peasants. who oonmtumd the larger part of their members. IIVL- 114-4....-....Il.n. nu. nr\_nA`ll` vain EHO Iurgur part In ulult luuunnuu. The Eplaoopallnns are so-called troll: their` belle! in an eplscopal form of ohlitch government--t.has is, a syatom provldlnq for bishops and archblshops mm- \l..I.-...-n...l.-.. um.-A nn-nnIlnI hm. I0! uunops uuu nruuuuuups. Tho Mohmnmednns were so-called bo- oauso they were the followers of Moham- mad. and believers In his doctrine an to- vonlod in. the Koran. Mohainxixid VII born 57]. A.D., and died 6&3 A.D. nu- o'-_..u-..a_; _.-.. .. ............I lxgngnnn uuru Du. n.U., Iuu uluu vuu n.u. Tho Soculnrlst was so named bomunv he thought his pt-inclpnl duty was to M: V fallow-men; Ihn the end and sun of un- wan to be mnllxod In this world. um- A.._..-._.. 13.1-... Onnlr nut. tltln Q. Auoaeeivuu. vnsn` THE POLE ` m `An AIR-SHIP. was to DO mulutq Ill nus wunu. "lb;-A.ngun.1na,.Er1an3ook their tln from the name of the founder of their order. Sp. Anguslno, the nut _u-hbuhop of Canterbury, who died In 605. ll!I.'- D.-.01.;-.h.i 5'-lung kl: nnnnn fnnvn IKJIIIJQ . ' Thur Rodomptorllt FathcrI..|ho knoyl is Lluorluna. had the bums txj9mSt. French uguorl. who to ruled the order `In ITYPI Illu LI'llllvGKIQUUu ' , . The Ariana had lial? name from Ax-lug w__ho died A. D. B36. Thelrpuln `doc-` trino was A dlsbollof in the dlvlno Install` of Jesus Christ . Il\L_.. nA`IDO'\nln. Onn lulu nnvnn Cumin ` In llltluur Ul unuuuaun 7 `The Passlonlsta Fathers took their mum from st. `Pun ! Fmncls, boctor known as St. Paul of tho Cruse. whq founded this nnlnun in 173}? $0. run: U] U order In 1731'. nu n1._n_.:;- 0111133` Ill um. _ V The Trlultarlnns. 017.-Eh-tun of the Holy Cross. were also callml "Tho `Crunchy Friars." because or the atom Iembroldend on their rcvbus. ` ' nvp- A_...l_l..-.. A-....I. o|..'.l- an-CC. In-nu IDENQIIINAHONMI. `NAMES. had their uano mu \ religious teacher and : prophoolog; born_l7,` n HID Qxlnllnnuvlla wictionn of import- Hnoluclingtomo of I nuamka upon n Ellllllla unlilll. which ,-rm_ue- ur xvorycuu; xn noun-4:-o Ihrlh-on Norway and Ibo Film ILLLOOF SHOWING BAIL" AXD LIVIRO Iuus\Aa [0 (`III III INTI. Q Dun`: l~t_ one-day lrcquaintanoan cull you by your that munu. S|&\"l0Qp on spreading Ana Incon- lng an do the fuhiounbla Iklrtn to ma onnnnonl dogtugnnd nlll nova:-losing the modal: ganenl elfact. The buoy ohnngu |loNanunwonn_n'| mind In saunas to: of sleeves. The fully puod 31300 with {mm nu-inc pull to tho olbow, and much wrinkled andoin the lovl-Irnnn. hquih eh non hvonaottho "must in. min; For gowns ol lmnllns sud allllmutnn. thohnle put sosggu. bowhllnnodq Iomonh llalshodhy gduprnnnnndnomaumubggswxqog vulva. which loner has a bounty at uullngiloidohhunuppgunul wuuv than It I la. An nunnhnb RIVX . ; .`.`.,Whnt'shdl wedo live one Peary? ` We shall be aliuoat certain to y him If he to in the polar regions And we man l take photograph: ot him and hltnarty. I! } all is wen. we shall not descend. u we do notoue todelay our voyage. bu_t- ll they seem to be In distress. we will,go = down to them with some provisions. and u will bring them homo with us It tneyui want to come. um`. 3...... nu. unlnluow .111-nnmnnn In nul- -uuvunnnnuuu. An unuournhonhand nponur (oath wqytothohnllwhabthumuuinghha I .||)_-"Now,boouu,IoremoInhc\o _ ltoundof Jnnowhonnvulyon "50 $3? I1)- DnuI make ncqnnluunces you! will be alumni! of in town ' i Dun`: f0l'[DE that even I sutnmolx-' girl `III! II! dlgnlod. - !\.._I. _. -.._.....4I In - vnnn rnn Int-and IJVIII Iuuuupuqn-U -uv woos; un--uwqu \IIllnlllIl`ll'K- non`: nu: ` min. am `an uuuu yvr uu,v.v Don nou_no on n ctowdad batch in Rushing costume. l'|_..\g L..- gang lulu-`In au\`IlIll|A IA &I|n mining WSIIIHII ` Don`: ienryonr bicycle costume to the ; Ilnner tabla. M , l n__v. g.... _......u a. ..II oh. nnl n'| `III! III llllllnul. Don`: get engaged to I man you intend to cut In mun. 1 ,4- L. ,._- .u__ _-__...`-a_o...... ._lI `IIIIIIIDDIUII. Don`: keep writing to tho ample: of cloth. ` ' Th.-Jo up... A IAn.nntn Ink: I Slllpluu u| uuul. Don't w.ou- l_ tn-gown Into the hotel lh1tng~mon\. - . Don`: make on mu: pull I boatload 1! ssnelve |.I_I:l_n_-T, __A _ Don't monopollln the only manna -naming) Xnnl . Ilnncr Ilmu. , | Don`! and younnlt In all thy colon of. ` the nlnhow. I ` - nu... _. _....__..n ....._.' um-.~ run. .1 I unyu Don`! wen ohlon-tr-lmmod `lling. I\.__u _...A._.I an L. --oohln-p ning. Don`: wound to be cunning on not. n__.-L_ _..;. -n _.__ n.-- LKIII I IS UHF Ill IIIIIIV Iunmoek. - Don`: forget up danger: of mmnluion. W\--.IA L..- .__lAl__ -A AL` 33-`C""P' l The future of this nlnhip." anld M. I Andrus. anthuslutlmlly. when asked to okplsln in working; I: that it has I rudder, or `all. to guldo ll through spam Iontoton. the balloon noon-in Inn been as nearly usolau ulo brlngdlsuuno gho oooupnu aoonor or lunar . Bus moon to ny his 0! nu-lnl nu:-lug. `rm. :11. you no. la llko a bout all If lnmmu nul- Ily and wlll uunly guldo mom; Them In Also I guide-mp: which may gouoh the gun or at Whoa I hook thc culde-ropo C Ibo out upon the northern strap and lulu the all I'D` Immediately turn hwurdnthoxorthor to the rlghtoltho lulu And when I uufurl the all and bank thnldo-mpg to tho Inldxug mop we nnlgln shad without dos-lnlon, at tho guide-lop: I: hooked to the anthem temp in to `oath; The tops Ihosnllnndtho all guldas an A la ulmplo eunuch. Is I! new . "New. In don`: an to reach the Pale honoon. lnllot. wvlnust not do no. In an only `am IIIUQO mm: from It whoa your-In Norway. and-lfwounrol than In tan: in Iorsrelgm hours 1: will up quick enough. so mumn mum `go; `$ l'II ll IKIVIR I Dun`: got onpzed mom" than` ones Al `the name noon. - I\.__`\`. ..._L.. -__.._l..o--u-an &nJ -III Ia Don't t\__i. _ Don`: imoh ulgucuu on the hold phnxa. _ I Dpn`t goth Iouh,,nvory dance at the ho .. Don't go to the pout-omco can times: II-'.. Do I appmhand any trouble? None at nil. livable in thisynao would moan certain (loath. an wv would never much home again and none could nd Ill; but then is `little posnibiliey of it. '- Is the invention my own? You. on- timiy, though I am lmiobnod to the unli- mnkern and iniioouisu for their on-iiqr discoveries When shall I all! An Iooli u the balloon is dam and the canon right 5: tho__Pnle. ` 7 us wnen We-IIIVB lvnrneu ua. ` "Up them. you must now, we dull be : near; America than Sweden.-and `we shall direct our ,coursa westward to land ` upon America`: shores. I do not know as just what polvm-. but we will decor 1 "mum umuu-baron we sure. and will 1 nkthepeoplo to boon the l')ok_ont top \ us For It nll you well we nhdll not vary In arrival '_sIx hours. Direct from the PqIo,.to America will In our route. About getilng-back to Sweden. I have, not yet made up my mind. I dun poaubly nos - can so not tho Aslumo with In vu-table '!nd& , "About Inc? Thu: Ido not dumb _ "ADOBE nun! tunn 1 uu uul (HIV In disc but I an assure you that If we ` no the planet. near. an Arctic outlnnluu \ claim. we shall not delay focusing our ` machines upo'n It tor pictures of Its iii fnnn . .I'or nourishment, -. , . We have looked outtor this by prov!!!- `lnc our balloon wlth o kllohen. The or is to no`; xwoaenneanpua. `um: lnloonlos ' "uonml ouch stqfy. Downstiln we will have a kitchen and dooplnj room. A and iapntaira a non room and dark )om_ for nhotmznphs This nolxlu comfort lot I! long as wo mum: above. .\\`hat shall we aka _to at! We `shall luck the smro room with lgyer upon" layer of meat plos., made of the mosh _uonI-lshlng put of the nwatanll they will . All Nady for heating. Several plcuhol ` stoves. wall guarded from draught. will ` wnhn them by instant process without \ burning. yet requiring no watching. tot-_ we` cannot amp to cook our meals during the pmcloun two days. We shall take Itlmulants, .ond.- 'ln' tact Tall things for ylntoi-lug on I glaclo.-F. though we have no such apprehension. The slffnily of provision: will be nu-o for>arct .lc lru\'oI~ Ion whom womay discover than for on :- aelveu uIl.'L-s -l.-lI up. .1.` If an -on Vanni-IV I WC! I0 ODIIII -We bnve one mighty ndnntnge In our voyago of dlocofery. Wenhull be in pul`~ petunl daylight. for It is the land of the Midnight Sun. and thpx-o wlll not be a eeo|"nd`s darkness at the season we shall enlect. We shall nlso be when who alt la \ even. no colder one time than another, V end when t.hqyn_ls no I-aln.. Any olrshlp worthy the` name could nnvlgntn In such latitude if properly dltecuod. u1\.\m urhnnnn shall in an all ! -`From UWUIII and:-on! 1- Ann] lauwuo ll ptujnrly ug `wlu. V From whonm shal We set all! "From the cuux of Sweden. for our royal patron wulies t_o wavmus anion and the coast is better then. We aha] ngsoond rapidly. throw our ber baked: to chdck speed and ` to the Pulo away. The mmpans will tell ` Ius when we-have mnohed it." I-I`-. than will unset. nnw Ira nhnll ha ` IIQBIB, IN! lull our MCI! lut Aluuntn 1 "Whulntho non Intending fumn 1 `dourjourneyr nun lnrdloqnbut I man It In the phooognphlo outm. This `HIS! lurlmln v`l'Mn an unnty totwlluhlo Instrument. which will openlodnllthc mm. or Inooluhnt Iunulonboannm mun annula- lniilih `lib will givoininbaur Innphohqnpho to an mug nnnolon -u,wInunolupnvcuouuovooIn- withing Innnnnvulllnlfln n ll}! [In no I Q**-` Don`: giggle." Don`! A? Holld. girls" Dn_m use the summer alum. Dun`: lrf with married nlon. ,. Don`: be playful in A nowbont. Don`: sun 9! every new-comer. Don`: war ncnrbplns in how an Don`t_wonr jewelry In a shirt want Don`: play tennis in 3 garden hat. Don't wear loudly-colored ptooklngn. Don`: run after me man ln~thq moon. Don`! tut continually while dancing. v\__u _--- - ...n..- L-s -In - -IIIp lrvuil Don't H1301?` 1 IIIIIA ooN'_"rs (on we suum-:n GIRL. nus. - `About Man? not auto 1.... I n.-. nnainhn -45-: 0}... IO -- Ewan a van. It` looks nnwholo- Q-II: Vuuiluutulg wuuv uuuvlus. weu a sailor MI wll I nut uso up all 'your bl-outer`: nook- re1ouu. Yunnan new nu, . am `going ohowharo in the world as to be on route only A week or uuld stul! our pockets cud out-. -...| um. (..m.....n fnr um: time. -IlI llllnug It nnp _ 1 U. is working night and (in; 1 Qon the plans ,Rohu~nvnr_v linema- 1% in which he drnwl designs for each hall putot tho machine.` seaming al- ways to In I pouihlo improvement and In ha nioo n workshop proper containing 0 `clinic! the hnlloon upon which hocnn Dh- 'l'hn tannin thin ninhin." mid nu sum our puuuu um Ulnunx ad lhf\o tulrlrfell for thus limo. Lillxpnt In pblo latitudes. . H6l 0 n-bola oomuntly and can ,ouI L._--..g `her out alcoholic that you twolnn my to: Hlllllx I-Iuiiluyuuu mu\`hsm`ns'r. 5.~-Fira nudis- eovered about ll:30 I night in Micldo. Eymmtc Sons shinghmali yard. The Inn promptl; to mh Tl ..f'3s'a oxeolllnl work, n:vh eh: mill and other 1. About 8,113,000 -Id-u-Inn nan `lIlill|ldotvh` daingluw-an " III anvon out or rmnw Two women friend: and comprise tin household as -4* and F 4061. the loud- Tho two women are 3"-Gin, in In og, A pug of mors circulated dinning the no papers that the mu. '1 the Duke of York in Va: "He is n ne child, nt. Tor his age, and already ' r of words,` "Do our go- icnn cousins." it ugh, exlzegt. The-'re is new: for everybody in the tact" that Al. Andree. a swede ,0! l-`It-nth dee- \ `bent. in soon to (tart fog I.he'.\ onh Pole by balloon. The baluon is new {being made and the trip will begin as soon as ` it is completed. ' This snumla like one of `Illa fairy` talaeot possible uplontiona to and the pole, but this time the home -r unae oi the enterprise is vouched for by the gentlolhel who am hack of Is. and by the fuel that for many years Mr. And- ie. has aeoended in` balloons ' at ; plmsun grounds and alien as-rial" ight: toxnplay and pmllt. and always with safety. Llnlnvn In -a m..~_m.u hnnlmnn And I I In-gt Income. and mu hf; collection 0! Jewel: second to none In Europa. SM bu tnwylnltorl. When her health was more vigorous. Q3001: Victoria often oil "' ad upon tho ox-Empmu. The two ,1- [nnt Manda. It In the Queen whor'o' umo to tho rescue of linqonlo wjed. drlvon out of France 'I`-- -n-u---u lulnntln III!` f" nor. Ber homo at Farnbotough In I magni- oont on. for Inputs 1; 11:1}. she no Amonn umpugnl This was the sorrow wwhich; nabbed the world of its lovelineu for pho o_x~ll2mpruu. She could stand the disgrace-nfnd humilia- tion 0! being driven from the throne of Fnsnea. and tho death in oxlloot her, stupid but adoring "l_1ushnnd`. but when her [rout pride in: Ilnln thouundn o_t miles may by tho` uvngu of Africa. that In`: the and of All earthly thing: for I.-- lino unpo nolpuu nu runs. Eugenie is by for the most interesting of these exiles She can go to Paris if she wills, for the French have` torgotmn to Jon: her. But these visits are not pl&sln$. Years; ago the French pooplo used to shoot at her and call but "Tho Fa tal Woinan." But. whsnahawg e empress. the wife of Napoleon ul.,.tho moot` extravagant woman and frlvoiou In'En1-ope. spending 810.000 5 auto: houaehold expenses. and 5.010.411). trgnos ayes:-on jewels and ward:-obo. she was the hon-loved woman in France. The -`people nn'nttor her carriage and choond her we tho echo. I`-"again -nn n anon! lmoiltv than and Inn ll WEI! 0|! IX WI]. h`.nenie'e English home is where she ` ependn meet of her time. for there are her treesuree. the emblem: which connect,` the eorrowlng present` with the radiant glories of the put. She has a beautiful vllula'on the French part._ of the Riviera at (hpe St. hlartiu. where she epende the enmmor months. Her English home at Farnberongh in about on hour e" ride from London. and is close to Aldenhot and Sandhuret It in in one 01 the proc- tiest dlstricce of England. From the email railway notion can beaoen the eplree of St. Micheal`: .chapel. which ' in really e greet mausoleum. for them lie the honee of the lasl Emperor Napoleon and of the Prince Imperial the only eon of Eugenio. killed by the Zulu: in the African campaign. ' Thin man than ann-nu -.ihlnh.`r-hhhnd that nor no mo aunu. _ Eugenio was a great beauty then. and fuclnninz. Now she is old, almost doubled with '1-heumaunm. her boo In `wrinkled. hot man inrm. her tuned golden hair is white. and tha once but- drossed woman of Fmnce is lobed antim- ly In black. She requires the aid of two stout cane: when the walks. The French people have little to fog: from her now. yet she is,` watched oeuoloinly by thu poltoo [mm thn tlmokhaz she` ns pun due T60: upon Finn?" aofl until "IEO Ihunor that In taking her back to Ing- hjd is well on Ila way. _ ` I`.uu.nIA' Ifnallah hnvnn la mhnnn aha , The exiled queens` qt Europo form I pathetic picture ol the nations-vwhem the march of progress is hurrying toward `the realm of mpubllmlnlsm. uyytho Philadelphia` Press A hundred you-I hum now the oxilod king: and queens, `nhd thl-o.ne clni ms generally will form an extensive co ony somawhon-pox-hops In this broad-minded` country _o_t ours, when the -king and thcrpoasnni ohn ruli shoulders If they will. with no one to worry much about in . = ` If Ihn nu-an nxllas an connected with Francovln some way 61- other, Eugenio. the wife of the late reigning Napoleon. llwsln England. Sudoos thq Countou of Paris. who ragnnls herself by dlvlno right the Queen of F:-nnca Old Isabella. the ox~quoenr of Spain. lives in Paris. Ex~Quoou Nathalie of Sex-vln for I long this lived in Purl: during her exile. but she is now tolerated by hur son. the pne- ' bait ilhg . :6 live In the country which aha onpo helped to rule. ' Ii`.noanIn In hr fur th Innlt intnlnuflnn [E3:1L1~:1) "EX-QUEENS. but hdloon mute:-ml In` the would, an guuumed by Gabriel You `lion will honlmott no wait of Air :8 I. sad the hydrogen with which II. In um All ho made In the arctic uotlnsltvrulho Inluownole non during the trip. K Andra: In Cnrilnn nlnht And In. _,- . And um; . ma Lm--I-ubeua `IA `Iii-uni.` Poon EUGENIE us RACKED WITH ` m-ceuMA'ns'M, ` ' Joy: no": Jolly Llfn In runs-11-no Countess` worry mucn upon: us. -. . :1! the quoon exllosm are connected with D-l.ucky--`-sf-nun`: Fm-mar Ieon gghgufo Dunund. ____ a-..s` x ,,I.*:.. _ COUF`|' O?` PARIS. wmru H II Lu um among Its Me oI-------- -= mu *"":. ':;::;:';:;.t .... 5-mmug,-n nueognph lam: rom Loni 4 conveying mi the-winner oflhe` Th , in at prime the warm congratulations of Duerin and himself on his success. Dulferin has also sent Ha -but-at a ibonutiful silver medal. on whic ii the Duerin coat-of-arms and this inqcription : "Pruentatl by the Marquis of "Du'yarin ind Ava, J_uly 20.h. I895, to '1`. H. Hay- L....s 9` II!!! .1` burst. lllllin __ an-mun far the nmou Cuzmrr, Sept. 6.-The trade union con- gress luu adopted 3 resolution milling up- on the government. to insert: clause in all government contracts. providing. that the 'wholo of the aspen` and other a sup- n plied (if obtg ble in the uni kingdom} shall be of Britialx or Irish manufacture. " and inatruct: the pnrlinmoutar - oommmoo totnke immediate steps for Q. fur ther- 'Anee 0! this objock ploncwn - This huloon ontae_rp`Nso. unl its all others h_ bu tried In their` air. `is fashioned upon cash in thy most unner~o(~hcI xinnuor. The mutual work 0! construction I; being done by`G9brtol You. of Puts. tho color bntod balloqn maker. whllo the nuts, Ilon of the lnlloon is in the hands of I butmuku, nnwtho `culinary department , --nover to be dotplsml _!n the arctic mg- _|ono--in In the lands 0! 3 chef. The inlloonmhloh holqnormoua slu,_|u_ undo Cnndtuul Tho Eupuror. _ Czumlrr. Sqpt. 6.-'I`he' trades` union connes, It in lining today, unaniinour ly -A relolution oxprogujng sym- pnthy with the wor_:i:$Inon of Germany in their atrugzloforh _y Ind eondcmnlng the Ga-mm emporot for his inurtueneo with the right: 0! tho pl-nu. ' V Tho opporturniry (or activity in the kingdom of God is not more nltrictod than that of service to tho` stnto. uni the man or woman who despair; of doing nnything to advance the cause of Chris- tianity must either be extmmely lacking in puwors of observation or in willing- nose to do whatever comes to hand. .\'ot n day passes in which the alert Christian cannot say something or do something `to uuu-an-u - u-5.-xv-u nun . lighten the load of sin and misery which ` fellow-Christiana are booting. to amour- Vggu despairing believer-.1 or to strengthen the bonds of pastor or missionary or bishop or oi those who have tho can of the cimrchea upon thom. Tho highs Christian duty of 3 mother may be to- trnin her own child so ouotnliy and wise- ly that its whole life will be onnctiod to the religion `oi Christ. A Chriotian hum : highest duty may be no to shop the iiio at his young oon that ho Ihoil grow up to a noble manhood. Christians on not isolated individuals; very few of them oniiving tho iikot honnlts. They, are brought ninioot hourly into oontoc with other lives, and it only needs 1 iii tie oivservaiion and the Application y wisdom which is within the grnsnittor todosome very eoctiro world _ Mata:-.. . v .4d.in --""""-""?iio `vod sn.n.anu`u of mn......i... an XZTW IEQIVRI Bngmed Glu at grMm.phy' am It must bo' rather dunno meant gononl Io one the smu_ll~ vuboturnod without. op which It is In tho . ......-._.. Io- k|nn ronwuy l`0IIl'I Ill LAIUUUU. Hls mother la n ne. sonnlblo woman, somewhat lncllnod to be masculine. S110 is one of tlfo bt-st emu-country rlden ln England. and though long past `the up when women usually indulge in outdoor sports. ls as keen a huntswonmn on any in tho B1-lush Isles. Stowe House. her home.ls one of the most mngnllloont coun- try places In England. Sh'e.ls the posses aor ofn great fortune and In A fnvorlto with the English nobility and royalty. as well as wlth the monarchs of the other European um.-`us lshed and brokori. down jprfzs of French nobility. and supportsn klnd ot tarot `comedy court In London. Ilia nuuthnr in A n, ulnllhl wnm.nn_. DOIL _ _'l`ho Couut.o. nmren expects to see the family nwuarocl to in: old-timb gloigncg I-`ranch soil, although her sun. famous as the, Due ti`Ox-loans. does. in is t.'.x\pnl)l0 of any fully to get Nick to France. and has olrnady bean in prison for biaiing his cxila. The young man has surrounded himneli with a large number of impover- A0513. -1 Q . The Couhtc-ss Is an Intemstmg exile. She has never reigned upon the t.bronc- at Fmmae. and rather strangely looks down upon the ex-Empress Eugenie as pnrt nnd parcel of the .\'npo|euni.~un which so nftun .p1-nvod dangerous no the house of B_uur- lxm. mu... r`......o...-.. nan-an numm-9.1 on um Hm Lugreme. The elnnxisss In socially known II 0em- ` `M-ss de"111onelord. When she travels nex- pnrpers are always} mega-out. In this name. The papers also Include the {ecu that she mu burn in Grenada, Spain, and that ` tube was uaturallzedvln Fral_Ioe.And fnvull with two friends end tour servanl. A bu` Jllthrenl exile is the ex;Que-en Isabella. grandmother of the present boy Jilng `of Spain. The cores of, state never at heavily upon her happy-go-lucky lpeeq, E she gets just an lunch pleasure out chute as an ex ~queen I8 queen, but for that manor she never lO.W0d her high posi- tion to lntertere with her ootnfpns. ._ 1.. 0..-. Ind on. old lady hnnn mnm 'hu'udrod poraiomu The iauvloos than in ' body of the church {how an out: for two,` ulwayn in Franck. The monks. when any- hxg uussn. axtsrnyod in gorgeous robes quvered with nu heel. given by, I.` - ' . A cuutnnn-n ulna: nmy`. __._,`......__x._. 1-- -.4.t..AA_ UP I.\' A 1:;u;Loo.\j. brought on. _ . Mia: Frances E. Willard, pruidont of the world : women chrincinn tom union. has received word shit. Minna Jodie Aekernnn, Shnffnor And Pt-nu luvs Inido a journey to Iceland by way of Nona . Miss Ackermnn in gtmnger and hopu inn-ogluqo the whim ribbon movement on the continent. ' " -President Monet, of Brazil. nnnounou that he will reaignjn the event. of the chamber of deputies not passing the nmnesty bl approved by the canals. This bill inc-ludea. without. distinction. all past offendeu, and I group of da hiei mu than they will mfua-e to inclu the leaders in the Rio (Brande nbelljon. 0 IIVL- a' .... .5... Sun: than rannnf nIlQ.l'IH$ IE , lI'l]lIl dne. (no. It. learned the Blair government in Newlgrunnwick is in great. trouble just now. The liberal members of Hunt outli- an desire an appeal to the pea lo ntonoe. givingt. to be Inferred that in ministry In sustained thev will turnto and help IQIIGN I_n U36 IIIO urnnun nmou The inqniry into the tenant an ,Ku-Chou; is proceeding! the q of thaliutiah nnrl American cum In romiving the facilities they in t it connection with the ex: Sev I ndditionul conviction 4 anm have been uncured. inoludin the ring-lenders in an attack -sinninnn , minions. Hm Whimmn, an and woll km'Irn lady.` living 19. Mt. Vernon, QM... was drowned in I water cgtern at her rui- donce on Thursday. It in auppoaod that she wont. to gist. water nmlunc pump not wor`king.uhe:Momptndson\inntshav:shr withtha bucks: and Iain her hnhnoo, IAII 1- II.-Vkmn gin. up`: `on `M H, ivingit be inferred that tune mminry is "unstained they turn to and help Lnurier when the dominion election: an brought Minn Ii`:-Anna: 11. Willard. incident In! lady.` living a; mu. vurnuu. x'uu.., was cistern Wrap not waiting. u-he uuompud can miss the was withtaho lull in. What: the was hung About Ilfloom minutes ufarwndn my in extinct van; was nay.- The Nonoonfarmma won that ted from their refusal to con ' the usage: snd doctrines of the on Church of England. '1':m-*`""""v mind Dluenton. `"1 `h l' . six imenu. Tl Cn"3""nutiII uia ed vial- "` "M" d'm revifwing stand. ' um` '` um"-.'!\I'na standing in the t ` " "h' "was picked of $`. ..1(l. `.-`I "5 " 111., on tho mh. the The Raul the new machinery hall in muse nlir grounds collapsed. cu-ryi sup!-ant. of the roof and bnleon hm several men. The d are: . ' hgon. James Park. Among the ]iid.CIWr1rBRSI'1r, an-up-.- The word Catholic merna "DhlM and the name Catholic Church simply ` menus "imlvonnl church." It fog may centuries the Cathollp Church In: tho, only church. V ' n _ ,-,._ _-__ u__; .I-_n.J. lb Idea: DIG pllll. lull IlI_'\yl wlun sunny. Andmo is `I pncl-l bootman and A civil ongfniir. H0 is a handsome young 8wodI.'wIt.h u very clmrwny of upma- lng Mninelf. and: fund o! new Ideas that lnnhhlm wry enchanting to those who hen him. `Ho has talked to many nest `on nbmod About hli project, nndq uh I In fact,` many have been on and: to help hun along. balloting ht: uhomoto be much superior to even the Poor: method at uctic explorations, and hug dipped Jnto their pockets to help him. ' Kin; Oscar otswenlon with 30.000 honor hoods the not of patrons. and then come a hundred others with large mm: Seven! of then gonuetuen no wmlthy Anzerluns intomstod In arctic sclenoo. and If the enterprise succeeds they will ho nnxlona have their name: known uju pmjocton. \\ This hnllnon enter-nnsa. unlike