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humanity. he nation also due tauooing d first on the ad DOL until co of their ged Lu recen'e r part of the their mezit 'ed for them ished them- an enemy in them from scaxp of an and satisfaction New York. hand. KECHNIE. h and description m remar- an Invest; 11 nmumcazfonl at F! for seem-in: you». L Washington 08%: ' 11mm .3 Co. race?» up of {3 among the i arbitrary he warriors, way by ths one. 01 that wed his 0!” 5 patent of rec. Adan-oi [U ducted 9331088; orvménvs 4 13 With the Abo- ulstana. ;g the men it : attaching to . and their tat- omals 01 ais- 38 When they we of Lneir amorg the {ht Lo tattoo -. and figmes xaiive 01 [110 had prov ed "'50:! man 'OING. 3 AND LATHS MERIBAN, BRING nan It was a $0 '5 6.15 .., EXPERIENCE of the nose 3 and down d It. 3881 :31 custom 1 Louisiana fiafimayw; -:-_ _._-- of the fever: y the en- .vas thus [at 1008 One floraâ€" \\' 0- W511" )e in cm 011' 11' yea ten an in;- persons were bm‘neu W .““"”." ani .. number injure ' H rut. n street/New York, he Hessian fly has made it” ap’ D? T7712'e in the wheat of Indiana. and; a 1-” lure worse than that of 1890 8991339 d:‘~’"1e.vaâ€"ndâ€"editor of the an of 'the Welsh church, t-tlumbns, Ohio. ha 1:. Hughes, 3 get-{ml hanxex is undo: and at I" . Mkliffc Park, and erect} new home for the Governor-’ 1 :he prtrsent Government House\ urned into an art‘ museum. . ‘ mgmrted that Dr. Ireland, Whose 1 “mu: «ii;~g.ea:'ance on the L'S UL - the supposition than. .41. has been found 1n the; W est- ates. practising medicine under :me 01' Dr. Gray. GREAT BRITAIN. Queen Wm visituEm-peror Wil- 0Q .Il'icel oints .6 London Financial News 833's ~ :Luzements of an astonishing rut-222‘ will be made in the course =. in; days in reference to the case £9.th Sgaancer Balfour, formerly a truer ot Parliament, who a feW. r.» ago was sentenced to a long‘ 3‘ of imprisonment for fraud a 86W in rennection with the failnre we Liberator Permanent Buildmg :1 investment Society. The Governâ€" nt ‘4' 1; probably be asked to review r' Whole position. Lt‘uining will be introduced x-kville schools about Feb- :-.nd a young Scotchman charge. .: 10 be the intention of the ,1 Customs to uniform ex- .ftit-tex‘s on trains and at CAN ADA is .ai O’Brein, chairman .‘ipgerary district cm removed from his 1) :e m the peace for sec: M’s resolution congrat‘ ‘ upon their viccory a‘ Lord 11me has been a. similar justiceship i: 3:5.ny whool. m. superintendent of the th‘AiP’h, Montreal, has sucâ€" i’lmeer a: Manager of J. mmpson, an absconding cre- fz‘nm the ci-ty of Chicago, has grazed near Limerick. Kiz'h‘er has given it“ for the . of Lhe children of the soldier: is: Royal Dragoons. now cam- g in ‘HuLh Africa, of Which re- hi< .ivsty is Honorary C01- \p“--â€" "A"? President Hobart of the Unlt" 5‘ ’ .c-I was insured for $55.000f fluame 1' at O’Brein, chairman of one of terary district councils, has emoved from his position of m the peace for seconding the ’5 resolution congratulating the won their Vietory at Glencoe, artl Ernly has been dismissed «Emilar justioeship in Limerick '1 ing the laborers in his dis- :) create a disturuance. London Financial News 821375 statements of an astonishing Tier will be made in thetcourS£ A.\ fit Agricultural College at 1 10 cars of dressed ernool. 51! ion 11 H. Howell} 73; ”“53 of has been aroused gainst closmg the first month 01 Dawson reach in April. school Trade at Board has grain elevator m gested at Ottana .o nresent Government gitating exhibited at a bin made be introduced formed favors burned to death >d in a fire in for Had an office in Wall street. There‘ are 500 complaints against him. Alonzo J. W'hiteman, a former State ' ' e Minnesota Legislature, e of two years in '° 'n. Chicago for forgery. . Dr. William R. Brooks, director of Smith Observatory, awarded byflule Paris Acedemy of boi- the House of Correction 1n LIMIT/45v Eor forgery. . Dr. VVilJiam R. Bro Smith Observatory, has just been awarded by the Parts Academy of Sci- “The Grand Llande” prize for his astronomlcal dlscovenes. ‘ 1 The stamp store of David D. Ba- deau‘ in New York, was raided by ' ffioials, and about 5,000 revenue stamps worth from $1 ' ' seized. : Badeau‘ lhad cleared in the neighborhood of sa‘e~ of. washed internal Italy has a surplus of 15,000,000 lir An anti-Christian uprising in Chi-Nau-Fu, China. A letter from Madagascar stat! that the plague has virtually disa ipeared at Tamatave. . A few. cas {occurred at intervals of a week or ‘forinight, but only one Bumpean w l attacked. ,A... kn“ Q‘Qk Welsh The Austrian uoverumeu. Lthe Reichsrath for an- em:1 i of 6,000,000 fiorins, 2,000,000 ‘desuned for the army and 4 the navy. The request. for sum for the navy excites The Russian Government ' e construction of a n the south of 'ljurygestan. Th' iThe prof, ;¢great Siberian rauway itet .ithe natural resources 0 ‘ tterritory are scarcely infe‘ ' I ‘. . . a'of blbena. means of earni whom the scourge had drive their native provinces. Two or three thousand hagg |f1eshless beings were digging ’ "mm earth to form an emba De ‘crzpflon of THE DURHABI CHRONICLE, December Two or three EflUubauu fleshless beings were di rymg earth to form an for a railway or a "road. scarcely thicker than t the tools they wielded, gasPed for air, tired m- a paused to rest Ln spiLe of the overseers. Emaoiated women, in 1 saris. carried little has} heads containing a few earth, which they could anna a day. . toilers had to support oth-‘ ', . - 1 of mrtde eggs ° ‘ tboir natural. nd 'pitiable misery; do not 01,18“ t on solid tooa, allnuugu food is vegetables. They ct): the wages he . c laborers. ‘And there were none! . : punks ’but baboos to super-E. ° FAMINE CAMPS. the Madagascar stat es !‘ grown has virtually dlsap-o . of size. have. A few. casea1er into cernmem has asked ‘ an- extra credit 2,000,000 0t which is my and 4,000,000 for nest. for this large excites comment. an. Through this nded to connect 1he rs of Russia with the shorLeSL route, less costly than.» the Lsand haggard and' re digging or car- n an embankment road. , \Vitb; arms an the handles of lded, the laborers d in. a minute, and suite of the abuse egg 15,000, 000 lire. you sing is feared are ing wascar states 81C rotually disap*‘.()£ a , , . " went 1: LS worth whlle t 3e . asp “JV tThey cost but lit! , Theiprofits will be 1 3e cow- ‘ Pekins seem to be t >u‘ ! L one ‘s and they are good 1 ma, for ‘1 . . . . ”m dig-3 18 sometmng that 1 l ng 1f ducks are to be ‘ mt it is worth while to have the best.‘, ! 3 ' ‘ They cost but little more, and the . L‘he ‘; profits will be more wtisfactory. I to be the leading variety, ' good for feathers, which for i . . 1is-: is something that IS seldom taken 11)- . ' ° ' ' ducks are kept. ler : Bey DRIVE LcavuVu w_-._- heir ultimate dimensions. They now 5 Si >urrow into the ground, and again i (11 xiss the winter in an earthen cell, 01 :oming to thesurface again in their. spring, and feeding until the latterit, part of May, in tie latitude. of central . h Ohio, when they abandon the grassi!“ roots, blurrow dowa into the ground'c ' u (cell with- 1‘ \ ' transform to the adult '18 I ‘ong The major portion of '; tivated fields 00â€" " series of grass crops. There is no practical way of reach- ‘bs underground, and as ithey never get to the surface, their ‘control by topical applications is not tioally impos- ;only difficult but prac 'sible. One practical way of dealing! with these pests, and, while that is “not infallible, it seems to prove e ‘ fective in the majority of cases. This] consists in the fall plowing of grass} llands as a preparation for the grain - 7 “mm; 32:1er ' and thus ki continued II‘BBZlug am. -..._V .. are eXposed to the ts of rain and frost, nd they are go that is seldom taken in- . . vegetables do not remai condition eta nd more co possible, being able and the temperat. leven by its use. ially that of a poorly ventilated cellar. ‘ They shou hug-point as M when packed in earth, are is also kept more Carrots, turnips, and especially susceptible to in temperature, and quickly feet of too much heat ”\by DUCKS 5 ON THE FARM. long mm of; l‘hese rules are good for the (is 00- ‘ ohardist: lst, read ; 2nd, observe; 3rd, 1y iol- pmctise 4th, improve. Don’t imitate, \Vatch for dis insects, and spray to des- troy them. Apple trees or pears wiil have scabs if properly sprayed. the Caurculio can. be helpâ€" g. Spray three times dur- ive ef-‘before blossoming, with Paris green, and third 5. This 1 mixture and ._. A ”“me fall use same mixture This 1 mixture and Paris green, grass tailer blossoms {all use same mixture Ein store, Mo: grain 'again, Bordeaux for fungus, green for ‘No. 1 4'7 1-2c early icmerpillars. Use a fine, misty spray, tenquiry, non n efâ€" ! do not sprinkle. Pruning is best done iqulet and V: late govery year, and early in spring. Thin- \ Manitoba 1): ing is an excellent method for pro- Estrong bake] more ‘ n is is ‘ ducing fine fruits. Do not plow n uctedtold omhard in fall, unless hwvii-c Erol'xers. $3.5 ~ ' 231.60 to $1.6 probâ€" 'g mulched. W“ hulk: sho 14, 1899 TURNIP TOPS AS MANURE. ‘ Several years ago, having a consid- erable field of turnips, we topped and d them in the field, and as trimme nights were cold . 1th the tops {tops were t ; left there,as we did not care to feed [them to milch cows. In the spring ‘; what remained unrotted, were plowed i under and t, e field planted. Wher- iever a heap had been we could see in ' e circle around it where “'8 ' humus or vegetable matter, and that ' ' 'ncreased our ‘1 icropvs by a green crop plowed. under. l“ ‘ \Ye realize it now, and if others have t ‘ga like experience we hope they will 3' 3, not fall to profit by it. dwelling, and not more t - distant. This is far enough away for 1 safety in case of fire, provided the! premises around the 1mm are kept! -, '. as they always part of the farm is rough i .and rocky, or if for any cause, it is: it should be {k-e t in permanent pasture, and the 3 nvenieut to this fieid. i .. ieids must be considered, as Ithe produce of the farm must be I _ idrewn here for storage. An ideal 10041 on about the dwelling, and 1' distant. T1115 i KEEPING “’1 WEB VEGETABLES A mi Prices .ncluding a small run of ca hogs, about 300 sheep and l: a few milkers and calves. A few odd lots of export : purchased, and represented ping business here toâ€"day. tered. OnLy the best butcher pears to be really wanted, else sells is at weak prices. ity generally is poor. an}; Only the best pears to be really else sells is at we: ity generally is I Stockers are a 2.25 to $3 per cw ket is still off. demand. Good veal calves are About 1,500 turkeys There is no change hogs. Choice hogs, sea 200 lbs., are selling at thin hogs tell at $3.75, _ $4, per cwt.; stores a]: Foilowing is the r: quotations 2- (‘Q {119 at is still Export b‘ re just a] Shippers, per cwt. .... Butcher, choi e (10. . ; Li‘u.c.;-er, mad, 10 good. Butcher, inferior. Stockers, per cwt.A T. ms Ewes v ' from Lambs 5â€"80 pi Bucks A few EweS. per CWt’ Lambs, per CWt' BU('k51 per CWt- Milkers COWS. each. Calves, each. Choice hogs, per mm. . Light hogs, per cwt. . 3’ bags. middle heights, 2.70 asked. Same in per bbl 1' lots. . Bran roller, in buyer $2.60 bid, with $ local accoung, $3 Millieedâ€"Steady ' xs quoted at $12 to $1; 50, and shorts at $14 to $14.50, west “ ma nmet No 2. Am- Oatspmeauy w... -- ‘.\Vhite oats 263, north and west; 26 1-20, ‘middle freights; and 270, east. 1 Buckwheat-Dull. Car lots, east, 49 t, at 48 1-20. lled oats, in bags, track, $3.35 and in wood, as 1N0. 2 hard, :. ; . 1d at 301-2; and No. Sat 300 .‘iin store, ‘Montreal peas, 650; barley, "No. 1 47 1â€"20; rye, 580; buckwheat, no ,ienquiry, nominally at 50c, Flour is :iquxet and vaiues steady. : We quote 3.90 to $4.0; -§151anitoba patents at e.» - istrong bakers, $3.65 to $3.75; winter A as- ca :5. to 83.90; straight £351.60 to $1.67, in béigt's; Manitoba bran, and Ontario bran, $15.50, 5815, in bags, lin bulk; shorts, $17 to $18,: and mouilâ€" iiie, $18 to $20, per ton. A woman’s prospect: of m: distinctly affected by age. istics of all coufitries show majority of. women marry bulls, about 3 age. The stat- istics of all coufitries Show that the 15' of women marry between majori the ages of. 20 and 30, Before reach- oi course, a ing 20 a woman has, chance of matrimony, but the objec- ts or friends of tiosns raised by. paren :ge frequently marriage at a tender : deSire of the young wo- d- lead the age of. 9", that over le-Lt‘uLuo u. the marriages take place between 20 and 30, and consequently that a wo- ’ bance increases up to 25, and eases after that age un- til it reaches the vanishing point somewhere about 60. _ 4 “A“ _AA --:AA ‘x’nmnn- 1‘s Sheep 41 .â€"-About were re yards U :ha nged choxce l ;. . 226 nd Lambs. AND MARRIAGE. to- sale at a Buffalo wanted as , No. 2 Am- at 410 asked. 401-20 asked- % nasV. at 390 and were ship‘ unal- from mar- 000 800 2'75 in