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| Paris 'a fow years jhe remembar the an took {11 nt on: With characteristic de- termination Charles did so, end when he. an, ally in Mr. Au. beron Herbert, Who¥rose and declar- ut himselt 'alo '» republican, an ex- raordina t arose, Bays toa coaicse of that time: "Bome idred : of - strong, excited. furious men 2 shouting and yell ing. on the Binches, with the object of interrupting sod drowning the voice of one man. . . . They roar ed, hissed, gesticulated with the fury of the ny gallery, disappointed in some ing ht performance. The shrill 'cock-croy," unhosrd in the 1 Honse of Co ng for a whole gen- . eration, shrieked once .more in the ears of the bewildered officials." The strength. of the Irish party in the present House, and the furious Jat whish 4 Proilsed = the Hgm ne ule. question, is cau peop! wonder whether there will be a re- . petition of the scenes which when Mr. Gladstone was fighting for ,this message, It no uncommon thing for Irish menmtibers of Parlia- 'ment in the 'seventies and 'eighties .to be sukpe: in batches of twenty and thirty st 8 time, while in 1901 and Yen: othet Nationsl- . bly 'removed by the . But all these scenes pale into insignificance when dompared with the rb fight which place on floor of the House on July 97th, +. It. began with Mr. Chamberlain's frost ourth ol p - Hope oie Bill tarouth y the o. the suse. Me. Gladstone pla; 1 oppon 1 Dells advooste," speech the bet Is body wal ond | ggked, with SY estan word ing to ot some who "did". the will Ng cafe, whers every waiter was ke 8 felon, 1 undoubtedly 'the weird ©afes." Near. the Montmartre there Cabaret de Neant (Inn of Nothing. ness, or Death). The entrance to the cafe is through 'a small opening in a black shutter, and, once insidd, the visitor is appaled by the gloom of the room. Lighted by flickering tapers, its walls are hung with pio- tures representing skeletons in varl- ous forms of activity. drinks are served on coffins, end the undertakers' | waiters are garbed like mutes. ¢ Youthtul Logie. - The teacher in element mathe. matics looked ully ut the room. "Now, ren," she said, "1 wish you to think very carefully be- fore you answer my next question." The small pupils set eagerly await- ing it, wide eyed and, in some in- ces, open mouthed. "Which would you rather have, three' bags with two apples in each bag, or two bags with three apples in each bagey asked the teacher. *"Three bays with two apples in each bag," said a boy in one of the last seats, 'while the class still de- bated as fo the best answer. "Why, Paul?' asked the teacher. "Because, there'd be one more to bust," announced the ake, bag young mathematician. 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The -anglér or fishing frog. thongh ener ally' distributed , acound Eeglind's coasts: than some authoritiea suppose The angler is so ealled trony the curi- ous "rod and bait" formed by A mudi: ficatinn of 'a ray. of the front dyrsal finy- which was formerly fancied to attract smaller fish, but the entire hid. tous -body is a marvelous "mimetic adaptation to the bottom of the sea. upon which the creature walks. sing the pectoral fins for feet. is ma- Bishop ~ {rine ogre has little value, except fot museums, but the gl ig used by 1rish each linen, and in Tceland it is utilized for the manu: James' Gazette. Napoleon and "Julius Cassar." Bonaparte was one night at thie play Lisi Paris, and it. Havpened) to bm "Jd- ] Caen 1 bi Dealers in Go bentures and ¥ Reports on any Oapadian or stonrity tarnished on application, 21 Melinda Street, Toronto. 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