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 Hi 1 jiMJ.ip^v^ipiimpip System. Ihe result. J*^«. 'oped. TkT •*«»» Re tide of *»»•• » set them wf," -^ in which theva^ I with showB, raa^ ;.L'fe is becomes .sr^reotypedioj^ »'ne^.:ectinednoa ^â- 1' nason every ^P" into a trad? „^f^""°nha»cor. omin,:ion in the* tt It has very 1*,^^ ^as^urkeyaarefor [ems of nearly every 7 being crystallizad tor immature iatel- undue exertions bv anes and what-not eyes of their fever! ' a bag of oats mav nose of a lazy horw 1 to mend his gait. in this respect that â- ^rm by the innocent brain of ambitions •elesaly impaired by to the icfluence of Id honour, and the ce which are insep- i system of making ation the test of aU a test of the kind to ought to be applied or so severely as i« cess of pulling up th is progressing is iither vegetable or often. The mod- children by and for is a nineteenth cen- honour many poor sd to pass through tmosphere of exam- 3ve and have their t many of them ao- 3 from which they asury. can't give you any of flour is too hig 1 a leg of a nice of chocolate. im, I have had too 1 1 am dying for a the Sweet krried, Hattie, and Msibilities nd la very rich. ' it all very much e«d. land? mow is this world, he bitter with the aventioD. ime arrangements als, when in the be made use of ity of action was 16 replied, "and that necessity U by what mode of at that condn- r of invention. Bottle. boy to your gal- en," eaid a drag- • Think yon oa« ^r:as the ooofi- at. Yoa'Ufind »»f e howe^. a»n pat the «â-  ,d he bade the son, a mist^^'^J' photographer's nd him in5« htnated aU the leboyquietM* bnt in T^ e apothecary" le legend ^^ Bnsly npwt *« Btimidattog *»• MIBGELLiNJBOTJS. One of the very best sources from which the farmer may get ?fund practical ideas jbout his business, ann much interesting and useful information of u. general kind is the II ^jnerioan AgriculturUi" which is publish' ed ic New York. Infoimation has reac' eil ua that it ia not necessary to go so far es Loriilon, England, to fiod an instance of cheap eaa. It appears that a: Jickson, Mich, toe price of gas waa reduced on the 1st of -tober to 30 cents per OOO feet. The gas is a water gaa, bat i« nanafactured on what is known aa the Swedish system. It ia stated that Comwal!, Ont :3 soon to be supplied tdth illuminating gaa on the same terms as in the case of Jack- son. If gas can he profitably supplied to consumers in a small place like Cornwall for 30 rents per 1,000 feet, the citizens of loronto would like to know why they are charged $1.25. T:ie Grey Nuns were founded as a reli- ^ir.'js order in Canada absut a hundred and fifty years ago, the mother houae being in Montreal. " La Minerve " ot Thursday contaiaa an' interesting account of the pro- gress of thia order, from which it appears that it now numbers* in the Djminion 1,301 perscus, namely, 1,080 professed nans. 141 novices, and 88 postulants. They have a hundred and two c stablishmenta in various parts of the country, spread over twenty- three Roman C ttholic dioceses. Some of the Democratic papers in the United States have been claiming that, al- though President Cleveland waa defeated in not securing a majority of the Electoral College, he did get a majority of the popu- lar vote. In Texas there waa a gain in the Democratic figures of. 30,000. in Michigan 20,000, and bo forth, apparently greater than the total gains of the Bepnblicana. The latter, however, refuse to idlow that the figurea from the Southern Statea can be fairly included in making up the pipular rote, for Repnbli.'ans contend that their voters are not allows d to cast their ballots in the solid South, A Mr. Tuke, of Rotheringham, who died in 1812, by his last will and testament left a penny to every child who should attend his funeral, with the result that over 700 youngsters, who diin't care whether school kept, were in attendance. All the poor wo- men of the parish were made happier by the bequest of one shilling to each; the bellring- ers wi^re left a half-j^uinea "to strike off one peal of grand bobs" as the exact moment the body W8U9 inearthec and seven of the oldest navvies were to have .i guinea for "puddling him up" in his grave. An old woman, "who had for eleven years tucked him up in his bed, "was made richer by the sum cf one guinea. His crowning.' act was to make one endowment by which forty dozen penny loaves were to be thrown down from the par- ish church steeple at noon on every Christ- mas Day torever. The following is the percentage of water in some well-known articles Wheat, 15 barley, '5 oats, 16 rye,12 rice, 13 beans (fitlc), 15 beans (kiciiey), 23; peas, 14; turnips, 88 carrots, 83 rye-flour, 14 barky flour, 14 ma'z? flour, 13 Indian coru flour, 14 oatmeal, 14; wheat bread, 44 rc48 rye bread, 44 to 49 cane-sugar, 5 linseed-cake, 10 flash, 77 akin, 58 bones, variable, 7 to 20 beef, 74 .veal, 75 mutton, 71 pigeon, 79 haddock, 82 trout, SO; sole. 79; tea, 5 coffee, 11; mangel- wu;zel, 85; cabbage (leaves), 92 cabbage (3ten:),, 84 mushrooms, 96 fungi, 86 to 95 potatoes, 75 water-melons, 94 cucumbers, 'JU viaeger-plant, 95 wheat-flDur, 1^ to 16 cocoa, 5 manna, 10 fij;8, 21 plums, 75 apples, 80; gooseberries, 80; peaches, 75 ej;gt (entire), 74 milk, 87 blood, 79 to 83 gastric juice, 07 cb'-ese, 40; hair wobl, horn, !) to II brandy, 50 whiskey, 47 lum, 30 beer, 90. There- are many renikncios in the civilizi tion of the United St.-itea, like the r;igc for divcrctf. for example, which do not promise well for the future of the republic. The lendr-ucy to seize other peop e's property and belt for a foreign country is another. It does not confine- itself to bank cashiers and civic officials, but has spread into the ranks of society, atii';ting young and old, even young girls falling victims to the pre- vaiiiug rage. A girl of fourteen has just been taken back to New York by her mother, having been caught in a Canadian city. She got held of a large sum of money and fled with it. The nursery door needs to be double-locked in view of such cases as these. The crop of anarchists in Chicago shows no signs of giving cut, and the quality is also lirst-rate. Evidence is being taken against certain prisoners believed to have had some connection with recent dynamite plots. During the progress of one of these ca^.ea an informer named Chleboun waa giving testimony icplicating Anarchist Hronek, one of the men under arrest. " Hronek told me," he said, "that he had a bomb ready to thrt w at President Cleve- land's carriage when the President was here and would have thrown it had not Schneider and Nekolatnda dissuaded him." This will give rise to the impre!8ion that the number of Presidents assassinated in chat land of free- dom may not be so large as those who have narrowly escaped a violent end. From Zanzibar it is reported that the English and German admirals, in the Sul- tan's name, have published a proclamation to the effect that the blockadewill commence at noon on Sunday, and that the fleets are to take their positions to-day, the German vessels on the south, from Wa: ga to Linde, and the Engliuh on the north, from Wanga to Lamer Island. The Sultan is still ill. Heavy and coLsiant firing was heard on the mainland yesterday. It seems that the vea- els Sophie and Carola were fired at from the shore, and thereupon bombarded the coajt. They also landed some men, who found two dead Arabs. One German was wounded. It is rumoured that tbe Arab chief Bushiri, with 800 soldiers, ia aauembl- ing the tribea at Bagamoyo for a freah attack. There ia renewed agitation in Great Bri- tain in favoor of the payment of aalariea to members of the Imperial Honae of Com- mona,battha prejudice againat the traaa- action is ao strong that many yeara may elapae before it ia adopted. Great BritidB, Spain and Italy are now the only Eoropesn countries which do not pay their parliamen- tary representativea. Franoe pays $1,800 a year and Pmsaia $5 a day. On this contin- ent Mexico, the Argentine Bepoblio, the CTrited States and Gaaada all pay the mem- bera of thrir legialatorea. Hie picaent sys- tem in Great Britain, which prevenu poor men from entering P^liament, niUeaa, like the Irish ^ationaliat membera, they can in- duce their oonatitnenta to anbaidiae them, haa done anffident harm to more than oonn lierbalanoe its advaottgea. ^TThe London " Dikily Telegraph" pointa ont that while forty yeara a;o the world went crazy in favor of youth, the preaent tendency in public life is to worahip dd age. The Engliab people in particular believe fervent- ly in old age and grand old men. There u, however, an awkward aide to the worship of old age. " For at least ten years," says the "Telegraph," "the Duke of Wellington delayed needful improvements in the British army for about the same period Lord Palmerston stifled reform. And, if one- day the realm u split up into two, three, or four sections of jarring nationalicies, it will be because reverence and gratiuie led the multitude to accept any proposal, however wild or sentimental, made by that remark- able man who excels in his old age the ora- torical achievements of the strongest speak- ers of the past." From all quarters come complaints of the arbitrary conduct of the (lerman authoritiea in Samoa, and nnleaa aoms change takea plaoe in their treatment of other Europeans, there ia likely to be a aerions diplomatic proteat from the Engliah and United Statea Govemmenta. By the lateat advicea the situation in SiMnoa waa very complicated, and a battle waa pending between Tamaaeae, tbe usurper, and Mataafa, the successor of Malietoa, who waa deposed by the Germans. The German marinea and sailors, besides giving aid and supplies to the usurper, have been guilty of several attacks on English and American residents. An Englishman was met on the street by a night patrol of the Germans, and knocked down and otherwise brutally maltreated. Should- the American and English GovemmeoTs take joint action in demanding redrens, the Germans will doubtless find it prudent to make amends. Tne balance of trade against the United States for the twelve months ending October 31st was $41,354,089, while the exports of gold and silver am3unted to $26,000,000 more than the buliion imported. A Re- publican journal, in commenting upon these facts, says that it seems the United States can no longer pay for what they import with the products of the farm, the stock range, and the cotton plantation; they must continue to pay with coin, unless the manu- facturers wi)l come to the rescue and send the fruits of the loom and the anvil in ex- change tor the neceEsities or luxuries obtain- ed from foreign lands. If the manufactur- ers are to do their part in paying for the imports, the tariff policy will have to be modified, and assuredly not in the direction of further restriction. In any case, the fact of there being an adverse balance of trade is not particularly alarming but some of the American journals are apprehensive that unless the drainage of coin is stopped there will be grave trouble caused thereby. The habitual cougber in church is being rapped over the knuckles by the London Lancet. His existence not being confined to any one part of the world, the views of the great medical journal may be noted. It is held that too often the cougher disturbs the audience through thoughtlessness, and a little restraint would remedy the matter, and even "when basis of disease underlies the explosion, a little self-control could usually do something to lessen its force or its fre- quency. •' The admission is made that honest ccughers do really exist, and these are re- commended to refrain from using the vcioe during the service, and to rehort to madici nal aids. The public eye is, therefore, upon the cougher at present in England. How much of the complaint is due to the bad ventilation of churches the London critic does not seem to consider, nor is any light thrown upon the curious fact that the chorus of coughs comes just when the preacher is making some interesting announcement, or winding up a brilliant sermon with an elo- quent peroration. It is said that the workingmen of the Western States will make a big effort to obtain a reduction of the hours of labour. A great convention of labourers u planned to be held at St. Louis in December, which will consider the advisability of a general strike in the interest of the eight- hour movement. The strike is intended to take place a year from June next, and the long preceding uterval is to be employed in or ganizing and in making other preparations. An eight-hour law ia in force in Illinoia but it has not worked to the satisfaction of everybody. The effect of substituting eight hours for ten has there been to cause a loss to married men and slow men. The former suffer by having their wages reduced, the latter because they cannot earn as much in eight hours as they did in ten hours. No doubt the shortening of the hours of 1 bour will give work to miny now unemployed, but would the condition of the present wage-earners be benefited by the change? This is a question which has not yet been satisfactorily answered. Blighted Ambition.' Billy â€" Hello, Jimmy Why don't you oome ont an' play wid the fellers Jimmyâ€" I dassen't. BUlyâ€" What for Jimmy â€" You know that book we was readin' ont in de barn T Well, I run away and was troin' to be de " Scourge o' de Plains," but before I got to the Sont' Side, pop ketched me. Billy â€" Aw, come on out. Jimmy â€" I dassen't. Pop took my pants and hid 'em. Why? Why saSu » single moment, when yoo can get immediate reli^ from intern al m r external pain fay ^e nae of Polaon^ Kerrfl- ine, the gnaX p«n care? Nwvilfae hM never been known to fikiL Try 10 sample bottle. Yon wffl find it jnat m commended. Neondfi^S **W*»«'^^"^B^ headache, and all aiiular oompluatB diaap- if 1^ uag|D'«]MR^W"#lw na«^ A Bedeeming Featme- Diamal dudeâ€" "Life haa no oharma for me. Isometimeathinklwiahlweredead." Misa Blunt â€" " Well, th«ve ia one comfort about niicide. It UEoall^ atrikea the rigl^ person." pear Large bottUi f5 cents, at ' ' ' Sf^J^i Winet Wraumaid Bong," bat tiuu grcataat ni Omb M," "Wine ia a mooker," and aong ia good to "aootfa the aavage," bat women reapond to evoy aottre power auid aeatiment of the homan mind when in Jiood ^n ^i^h But wiien afflicted with diaeaae yoa will find diem tanteliiiiu(, ooqoettian, oosa and hard to pleaae. For all 'female uompl untt," aiok headache, icregnlarittaa, nervonanen, proiapsaa and other di^laoementa popular- ly known aa '*feinale wvaknesa" and o^er dia oa aee, pecnliar to the aex. Dr. Pieroe'a Favorite Presctiptioa ia the great world- famed remedy. Anna Catherine Green, the deteo'are atory writer, wricea with a lead-pencO. Don't Bead TMs for $500- For many yeara, through nearly evary newspaper in the land, the proprietors of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, who are thor- oughly reaponaible, ^nancially, •• any one can easily ascertain liy proper enquiry, have offered, in g xd faith, a standing reward of §500 for a case of naaal catarrh, no matter how bad, or of how long standing, which they cannot cure. No, Lucinda, women are not called the fair sex because they like to set up Christ- mas fairs. Love in a Cottage. "Chally," said Araarantha Jane, "I notice that your apirita recently seem to be babbling over with happineaa. I am glad to aee it, but do tell me, dear, what haa cauaed it?" "I will," aaid Charley, aa he encircled her waift and imprinted a kiaa on her invit- ing lipa. "You know for a while I waa mebmcholy, blue aa indigo â€" ^had no appetite, waa biliona and dyspeptic, but die nae of two bottlea of Dr. Pieroe'a Golden Medical Discovery has brought me out and I am bright aa a button.' 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