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1 mm mm i besides etabllsblng cold storage the dominion government wilt reduce the duties on ibe machinery etc used ta batter factories which of itself will be helpful the tory iadfr the tories who come here on business are not enthusiastic over the party s pros pects before he wt for england to floas timmknitob school qurmioo-cxdstor- wine t upper visited the leading men and assured them that be was still 1 j young enough to lead and in the ab- senee of a fitter man they consented to commissioners to meet the patrons and other farm ers organizations si the torjr ldvto selfma men th demand for abolition or tbo senate the kevlvml of trade from our own correspondent ottawa not 21 as soon as the mat ter can be arranged sir richard cart wrlght mr fielding and mr paterson will meet the patrons and otber farmers organizations to ascertain tbolr tlews apon the tariff the manufacturers have been consulted first simply because h has been easier to meet them chan to get the farmers together ministers cannot of course visit every farm house all they can do is to arrange meetings with bodies lite the patrons tbo grange the creamery and dairy associations etc at such time and place as may bo most convenient for their mem hers there u a growing sentiment among liberals 1 do not know to what oxtont it is shored by ministers in favor of establishing a rovenuo tariff of 25 per cent with a proportionate reduction of the raw material duties this does not moan that au articles would bo taxed 25 per cent but that 25 per cent would be the standard rate thus when upper and lower canada had a 20 per cent tariff prior to confederation there wero numerous exceptions as in tbo case of liquors iron and steol sugar and raw materials eta but that was tho stand ard the industry which cannot live without more than 25 per cent protection plus tho natural protection it enjoys by reason of ihe distance of its foreign com petitors from this market ought to die in the public interest when the liberals left office in 1878 the standard rate of duty was 17 per cont the extra 14- would no more than provide tho addi tional revenue required by tho onormons lncreaso in tho debt nod expenditure that has taken placo slnca then it would be a rovenuo tariff therefore with inci dental protection i happen to know that many of the principal manufacturers in ontario would bo glnd to havo such a tariff with tho cheaper raw material that would accompany it the manitoba school question tho torlfes hopo to carry cornwall nnd stormont with the aid of the catholic vote which they say is not satisfied with mr laarlers settlement of tho school question tho catholic votes in tho riding number about 50 per rent of tho whole though tho catholic popula tion is no mich more than 40 per cent of th totalpcpulatton of 27000 nearly 6000 are frenchcanadians who rcsido dfl cornwall town and township nnd in tho township of roxborough tho late dr eergln carried tho constituency in juno by 200 in n threecornered fight adams tho patron coming in second with about 2c0 majority over snetzinger tho tories had stuffed the tho llheral voters list with tho names of several hundred canal laborers and others thero is likely to bo a threecornered fight this time adams nnd snetzinger are in tho flbld neain while tho tories have nomin ated mr leech who ran as an equal bights candidate a fow years ago mr leech is an excellent iron personally bnt it is hard to believe that ho will got tho solid catholic vote as tho tories ox- pect anyway if the election is to ho ran wholly and solely on the manitoba settlement as the tories propose mr adams who favors tho settlement ought to leave tbo field so as to ensuro a fair fight tho constituency is in the roman catholic diocese of alexandria and it is refreshing to hear tories who in the t ontario elections havo always sided with mr meredith nnd the equal rightors talking of getting bishop macdonnelt to como oat for mr leeoh when tho on tario elections como round again tho same men will bo found declaiming against separate schools nnd protesting against tho interference of tho catholic clergy in politics the manitoba settle- ment is also being used by the tories in tho provincial campaign in quebec but tho tories in quebec ore nt least consistent they believe in separate schools for quebec as well as for manitoba in cornwall rind stormont however tho brethren rngo against separate schools in ontario yet ultimo mr laurier for vpnt reestablishing separata schools in manitoba by impracticable federal legislation which in their hearts they resented when it was proposod by bowell and tapper cold storage mr fisher has nearly completed his scheme for establishing cold storage meantime mr dry don tho ontario commissioner of agriculture is doing his best to put tho butter industry on a moro satisfactory footing at present there are two dairy associations in this province ono in tho east tho other in the west which concern themselves chiefly with cheese while tho creamery association attends to butter kaon of thnso associations receives n grant from tho ontario government with whloh it pays instructors secretaries etc i as many cheese factories now mako butter in winter nnd many butter factories cheese in summer tho two industries as it woro overlapping each other mr dry- dflu wants to seo tho three associations resolve themsolvos into ono to savo ex pense nnil secure greater clllcloncy this dono it will bo easy with tho old of mr fishers cold storoao and with proper inspection nnd packing to oxporfc butter of a uniform quality that will soon gctn name in tho british market equal to that of canadian checo this is a matter of importance to the farmers in 1s05 tho butter imports of britain amounted in vnluo to over 70- 000000of which canada sont only 750- 000 woith ngalnst 1100000 from tho state and 7000000 from australia nnd now zealand on tho other hand wo supplied 11500000 worth or 00 per cent of tho 2300000 worth of cheese that england imported no ono sup poses that wo can immediately cut out such butter competitors as denmark franco sweden holland nnd germany i to say nothing of australia but mr let him lead it was a surprise to them 0 and however that he had installed mr john haggart as chief of the on tario wing and fclr adolphe of the bleus these two mn were largely responsible for the defeat of toe parly and represent the worst elements in it respectable tories ask themselves how they could possibly recognize either as leader yet ono of the two is sure as things are to succeed tupnar when he goes the way of all flesh mr hugh john macdnnald is no longer in the race north grey fin ished hi in topper is 76 i suppose he can say with shakespeares veteran of four score pc in my youth i never did apply dot and rebellious llqnors in my blood nor did not with unbashful forehead woo the means of weakness and debility therefore my ago is as a lusty winter frosty but kindly still ho will be past foursooro when tho nest elections arrive and in this cli mate few arc capable at that ago of managing a campaign the thought that caron or haggart will succeed him perhaps in n year or two at most gives respectable tories great uneasiness if they ask the success of our party means tbo elevation of ono of these two to the premiership of tho dominion is it worth our while to strive for us success this i suspect is the question mr w r brook put to himself when he was requested to serve aain as head of the party in toronto nnd refused a man of exemplary character nnd spotless repu tation what is thero in common between blm and tupper or tho precious brace who are to come after tupper their natural mates are fellows liko montagus and birmingham cochrane and gulllot george taylor and john trowbridge mon like brook would not feel safe in the same bed with them tiro selfmade men with the ontrnuco of sir oliver mowot mr david mills and mr george cox of toronto tho senate does now oxactly renew its youth for it was always an institution for tho oged but receives a considerable addition to its intellectual strength mr mills will probably not remain in it long he is said to bo booked at trha request of chief justice strong for tho first vacancy on tho supremo j court bench mr cox is ono of tho lend ing fluanclots in tho country it speaks well for the freo play of our democratic institutions that these two should have been able to rlso from a comparatively humble station to their present distinc tion mr mills began as a school teach er in duo course ho became a school inspector in 1s67 ho entered parlia ment ho has a farm at clearvlllo which hn worked to maintain himself while in the house every general election swept away his small accumulation nnd ho had to begin over again from tho first ho made his mark as on authority on constitutional questions nnd a singularly wellinformed man all round by and by ho took to studying law and was called to tho bar but tho rough and tumble of tho court was not tn his lik ing after a whllo ho became editor of tho london advertiser and professor of constitutional lawnt toronto university he left newspaperlng a few years ago but has continued to practise law nnd to lecture at tho university now ho ir a senator and will shortly bo a member of the highest tribunal in tho country mr cox started as messenger hoy in n telegraph office from telegraphing ho went into insurance from insurance to banking and now he is banker insur ance man loan company president and holf a dozen other things with n largo fortune honestly earned it is said of seifmndo men that they usually worship their creator havo too high an opinion of themselves this is not troo of mr cox or mr mills it would bo hard to find two moro unassuming men or two men with a greater store of natural good- heartednoss having been through the mill themselves they are always ready to give a helping hand to young follows struggling up tho stocpnnd thoir genial ity makes then popular with everybody sir john macdonnld had n high opinion of mr mills and offered to tako him into his cabinet when ho had tho forma tion of another coalition in mind as for mr cox tho tories would havo beon only ton glnd- to get him any time these five nnd twenty years and tn have put him in- tho senoto or perhaps in tho cabinet as n worthy roprosontatlvoof tho great methodist body but they could not- bring themselves to consort as tories with tho tory leaders preferring to wan der in the wilderness with their own party till tho time came for it to enter tho promised land at nn early day mr robert joffroy president of tho globo newspoper will be appointed to tho senato mr jnfffay deserves all the honors tho party has to bostow for fortyfive years ho has been nn active llheral and it is fitting that that long llfg of unselfish dovotlon to principle should bo reworded somehow mr toffroys best reword howover is tho respect of all who know him of torlesns well ns grits which ho enjoys in as foil a measure as any other man in cnnndn tjie jriiitiii for aholltio it will never exercise much lnfluene or command general reject- it is mild that mr laurier is endeavor ing to find ome really usefcl function for the senate n that it may be able to show that it has a reason for being it cannot be abolished the eastern prov inces including quebec consider it a protection againt the numerical superi ority wntco ontario and the west are core ti possets before long in the house of commons and to abolish it in defiance of them is beyond tbe power of ontario and would hardly be a prudent thins to do even it if were not this fact is some time overlooked by tbe members of young liberal clubs who call for tho extinguishment of the senate as if it were or ought to be desired by the entire population of the dominion mr ijtur- ler could not extinguish it if he tried the eastern liberal and most or all of the tories in the commons would resist such a motion besides tbe bill would have to pass the senate itself and it is not probable that the eighty odd old gentlemen there would unanimously agree to commit the happy despatch human nature i not built that way tho next best thing 1 to give it some thing to do that will justify its exist ence and this something mr laurier and sir oliver are trying to find for it the itevlval or tmtlc petroleum v nasby tbe famous dem ocrat of the confederate cross roads used to hope that a black frost might sweep over the corn belt about election time to turn tho farmers against the repnbllcau administration i do not mean to say that the tories are corry to see tbo depression rolling by and n prom ise of better tlms appearing like n bow in the heavens it would not bo fair to say that but without doubt the signs of returning prosperity are causing some anxiety to some of them tho fntas arc fighting in behalf of laurier and ex treme tories nre accordingly disposed to curso the fates hera at ottawa there is a marked revival in tho lumber business everyone borh here nnd in montreal is looking forward with hope to next spring in toronto the mall and em pire allows that- there is a better feeling abroad in fact is booming things at n groat rate regardless of the constant assertion in the editorial columns that grit rule is bound to provodlsastrous if times should continue to improve after tho reform of the tariff as they probably will tho poor old n p will havo to bo taken from its pedestal an experienced politician predicts that before three years aro over tho tory party will be clamoring for a wide measure of reciprocity with tho united states and blaming liberals for not getting it moro unlikely things havo happened tho n p is in a precarious stato nlrendy and if it should be entirely discredited by tho arrival of good times after its reconstruc tion upon a revenue basis tupper or whoever is lea dor than will ho obliged to lay it reverently in the grave and find jn no cher fetich to conjure with freer trade relations with tho united states is a sound polloygood for yesterday to day and forever nnd tupper could say that ho at least had always favored it but the liberals who are pledged to soak a fair and honorablo reciprocity nre not going to lo3o nny time in making overtures to tho republicans it would bo useless of course to open negotiations with mr cleveland in tho closing hours of his term mr laurier cannot say in advance that ho will bo amo to obtain it but- ono thing is certain that ho will mako an honest attempt to gat it and that thero is ground for believing that the attempt will bo rrownnl with suc cess gatineau spains way public invlr to witu lb sfrmncllor or sitirtrir ku llmiuk a copy of the newspaper la lueha published flu havana cuba september 21 wu brongbt to port by one of the crew of tb kara line eteatny luirnford which vex was in havana on that date ao advertisement in la lucfaa notifies tbo public that on the eveelng of sep tember 21 francisco barroso y rnel convicted of the crimes of rebellion and incendiarism will enter the chapel and there urtke his peace with god before his execution the following morning when be will be shot la the ditch of laurel grove the strangling is the headline of another advertisement calling tbe public attention to tho fact that on tbe follow lng day at ta m manuel rodriguez river amador perez garcia and nito santa cruz will be placed in tbe chapel of the condemned and be strangled the day after the execution was advertised to take place in the ditch of laurel grove tbelr crime was brigandage or being sequestrors the srarrotlng or strangling of the sequestrors wat witnessed by one of the crow of the karnford long before tho hour of the execution laurel grove which is a square surrounded by a high wall and adjoining moro castle was crowded with people who mado a frlnga of humanity on tho top of the walls the garrote was in tho middle of tho square upon n platform so situated that all tho spectators could see it tho first of tho sequestrors was a white man who was accompanied by a prlent four at tendant and n guard of soldiers he was rimoklng a cigarette with all the nonchalance of a man going to n wed ding feast instead of being tho subject of his own tuncral he took his seat in the fatal chair but refused to wear tho white cap with openings for tho eyes which was at tached as a cowl to his robe tho execu tioner deftly arranged tho collar around the mans neck ah was ready in a moment and the executioner gavo a turn of a screw nnd bore down a lever in flvo minutes a physician made an ex amination of tbe grinning corpse in tbo chair and declared life extinct tbe hody was removed by tbe four attendants and thrown behind the platform upon whloh the garrote stood tho others who were colored men were dispatched in tho samo way but were longer in dying than their white companion their bedios were thrown on the ground to bn burled it was trnld in a pit where tho bodies of all victims are thrown nnd covered with quicklime the executioner is n life prisoner who is paid 617 in gold for each man gar- rotcd which bo is allowed to spend upon himself ho was dressed in black with stripes of white nn the back of his coat such as prlfoners in tho penitontiary wear three months previously ho hnit per formed his first work as nn executioner ho bungled tho job so badly that his predecessor a powerful black man was called in to finish tho job butterfly coiffure quaker marriage ceremony uow htmhrrt of tho nwlrty of mfriead ued karliolbrr a young man and woman in this efty ibelonglng to the society of friend who have certified tbelr intention of mar riage at the city hall are having co undergo the regular form which the society imposes by waiting for che ap proval of the monthly meeting before tbey can be married tbe first stag in the proceeding u for them both to ap- toqora sufmoautirir their colu of hair by swarin of doweled inject there is a new way of wearing jewels which affords great delight to tbe young waiuaa who likes to be an embodiment of glitter and scintillation this method is called tho butterfly colffare apd the basis of it is a bighplled structure of co it and puff and carls arranged in tbe manner most becoming to the pretty fare loeath it tny curu cluster about tbe foreheadand coquettish little ringlet j pearat the tuonthly meeting of th hang cioje together at the back of the neck so much for the foundation scat tered over it a perfect swarm of jew elled batterules there are a hundred pretty ways of arranging the gorgeous t the semite in his treatise on old ngo cicero puts into alio mouth of cats r story illuslra- tlvo of tho respect shown to old men in lacedremoji during tlo games nt athens a man of great ago went into tho theatre and no room wos rondo for him by his fellowcitizens in that assembly but when he enmo to the plaro where tho laredmmpnlan ambassadors were sitting together they all roso up and gavo t lie old man a seat among them selves i venture to think that in thno to como when tho history of this country is being written it will bo mild of us that we maintained tho senato at nn expenso of 5130000 n year solely as n retreat for old men it will certainly baffle the his torian to discover that tho seomo served nny other good purpose wc carscltcsin- deed cannot name any other whether wo are not paying too dear in order to exhibit our more than lncedumoninn respect for grey hairs isaqiusllon which ft good mony liberals nro asking just now tho presence of men llko mawnt nnd rnwcll mills nnd cox scott nnd power frank smith nnd n fow other make tho chain tt respectable nnd save it from being regarded as a mere hom iio find finished with him a young gentleman who lately left his fathers house having exhausted bis credit telegraphed the other day to his parents your son walter was killed this morning by n falling chimney what shall wo do with tbe remalnsf in reply a check was sent for 100 with tho request bury them tho young gentleman pocketed tho money nnd had an elaborate spree when iu condition for writing ho sont bis father tho following note i have just learned that an infamous scaundrel named barker sont you a fictitious account of my death and swindled you out of 100 ho also bor rowed 50 from mo and left the country i write to inform you that i am still allvo nnd lontj to see tho parental roof again i nm in somewhat reduced cir cumstances tho accumulations of tho inst flvo years having beon lost a disas trous speculation nd if you would only spare mo 100 i would bo ever thankful for your favor givo my lovo to nil a few days later tho cunning youth received tho following dignified letter from his outraged parent my dnxir sou i have burled you once nnd that is tho end of it i declino to have any transactions with n ghost yours in tho flesh father ilaxlirs of humor she you western cowboys hnvo thirst for blood nil tho time dont you ho with n corkscrew oh no in it n in wo changes it sometimes bocon what do you call trolloy car for egbert we count on his bolng good for nine lives nt leant your cat how in tho world do you expect to get guests enough nt your summer resort hotel thats nil right said tho landlord briskly you wait till youve tcon my advertisement announcing that half tho hotel is reserved for tho uso of bachelor guests mr duknncfas splfllns goes by on hi wheel that poor follow has tho kypho sis hlcyulistartim johnny duknno who knows nil about bicycles ob no papa ho has tho latest improved pneumatic compressed air for strrct ilnilwata the fact that french engineers have been testing compressed air for car trao- tlon purposes for tho last fifteen years has been recently adduced ns an argu ment in favor of lids system m b abdohk n lending authority on tho past ahgpncrutcdnduion or strear practice in france states that after every con ceivable means of street car propulsion including ordinary methods superhnnted steam and compressed air have been trlod each wjith ono exception electri city has been or will shortly be aban doned tho superheated system ho con siders dead although it is continued in many places because of tho great cost that would bo involved in making a change although tho compressed air system is in larger use be pronounces tho same verdict upon it no bettor con firmation of this opinion could be made than that shown by the present status of tho several systoms in use in franco although the trolloy system was intro duced but three years in that country it runs already over 500 miles while there nro at present but fnrtyono miles of compressed air roads although that sys tem was established in 1881 there has not been added n single compressed air hue since tho trolley asserted its superi ority the mileage of superheated steam roads is oven smaller than that of com pressed air roads tho downfall of com pressed air traction m abdunk attrib utes to tho trolley the repair cost alone on air motors used in franco being onor- mous m abdunk regards tho cable system ns antiquated nnd doomed soon to become obsolete american manufac turers of electric railway apparatus nro urged tn study tho conditions now exist ing throughout franco and especially in paris where tho gonral introduction of both underground nnd overhead trolloy systems is likely to take place before tho oponlng of tho international exposition of 1900 insects and almost nny fashion is likely to be becoming the aim is to get as brilliant an effect as possible the general feeling in regard to this fashion seems to be that tho larger the butterflies the better but when they aro made of very rare jewels their possessor is usually content to have them of mod erate size the most exquisite of these ornaments are made of diamonds finely set in gold the hutterflys head and the markings upon his delicate wings being formed of brilliant rubles emeralds and sapphires now nnd then however thero is a butterfly whose beauty is dependent upon less oostly gems a very lovely specimen whose counterpart may be seen any summer day poised on some deli cate garden flower is made of wonder fully clear yellow topazes black pearls are sot it intervals alonghis wings the children uiitl the church tho presence of children in tho house of god nt tho hour of dlvlno worship is an important characteristic of an ideal church tho practice of leaving tho chil dren at homo when tho parents go to church in entirely too common if tho oncoming generation is to bo trained to churchguing nnd properly fitted for tho religious responsibility of mature years the time to begin is in childhood tho ideal church is constituted of nil nges and nil grades tho young and old tho rloh and thnpoor meet together tho lord is tho maker of them nil un questionably n great wrong is inflicted upon young children in excluding thorn from tho regular services of tho sanctuary nn tho lords doy nnd tho result is in jnrlous to tho church for the natural nnd logical tondonoy of this evil habit is to inornasn tho numborul ready too groat of nonchurchgoors fahlilon note i white brocaded rihbnri traced with floral pailjcts is used for belts and waist trimmings v a protty front for a red cloth wdlco is imde of ecru loco insertion bed to gether by black velvet ribbon tl loops of broad black velvet or satfp ribbon nre usod for epaulet decoration on evening and dinner gowns alpaca pottlcoats with ruffles of tho same bound with satin of a contrasting color are very pretty and muohjuore durable than silk rod is tho favorlto color for many little accesories of dress and n brown coat and skirt cos tii mo is rondo very attractive by a rod silk vest the sabio boa is to beasfashlonable as ever this winter and 14 tails is cbo required number for tho latest model which also has tho head at ono end blouse waists of flannelette and bilk are still very much worn but tho color of tho skirt must bo repeated in the bodico if yon would bo quite up to date tho now combination undergarments ore vory attractive with an extra bolt of pink merino which extends from the bust well below tho waist this gives warmth where it is needed and tbo pink and white mixture is very protty the tendency in dress just now is to fit tho waists very snug and close as if they were molded to the figure tho greek sculptors idea of ft short waist nnd long limbs seems to bo reversed in the methods of the modem tailor boleros of finely tucked silk in nny color you ohoofo are ono of the features of dress and black velvet boleros covered with an nppllquo of wblto satin leaves outlined with cord nnd stool nro roado to wear with different bodices jewelled buttons and enameled but tons so carefully done that they resemblo florentine mosaics nre usod on both afternoon nnd evening dresses added to these nre some novelties in celluloid imitating old gold and silver in rococo designs tho latest vagary of fashion is tho addition of padding around tho hips of dress skirts and tbo promise of bustles in tho near future a littlo bustle nt tho bank is generally nn improvement but lc ns hopo that tho largo ono of some years ngo may neverreturn tho early cool days of autumn bring out many unlquo shipes in short capes anil coilnrettcs both with and without stolo ends fur boas nnd necklets in vari ous combinations of mare nnd velvet one novelty is n capo ot hnblo cue in dcop round scollops on tflo bottom and round tho high collar and edged around with cream lace falling not moro than inch below society which is tbe only time that any business is done and make known tbelr intentions tbey both stand up befszo tbe meeting and thu man says with divine permission and tbe friends ap probation i declare my intention to take this woman and he colls her name to bo my wife nod tben they lt down but tbe sanction of tbe society for tbe marriage requires more than ibis form ality it is never granted unless both parties are friends and so if one of tho young people i- oat of tbo fold tbey have to be married without the formal ap proval of tho society when the approval is seenred the couple marry themselves tbo ceremony is appointed by tho society to take placo at some regular meeting or else at ont specially appointed in the latter case la may be at a bouse vatny ono of the society has tho right fyosiseot bus the most interesting v is tha whloh takes place in a f eular assembly of tho society at tho meutlug houso any one who has been to a quaker service knows tho fashion of tho meeting house with its high seats in front facing the rest of the meeting tho ciders usually sit thero but when a couple of young people nre going to get married they have to occupy this conspicuous place and havo to stand up bravely without min ister or elder and marry themselves an old quaker minister who said he had seen six couples stand up in this way before the congregation was asked why the young peope had to doit nom and he said it was a matter that did no concern nn interniadiate person but rest ed between themselves und god thou he described how tho young man would stand up in that higbiicrchad pla in tins meeting bouse along with hi bride and taking her hand say in the presence of god and this nssemblyitako thee a b to be my wife pumlslog to be unto thee and nflectlonnto and loving husband until the hand of the lord by death shall separate us tbo bride tbeo speaks in a similar fashion at tho end of this ceremony n minis ter prays or speaks nnd then when there is a pause and the spirit moves no on else tho meeting is adjourned at the close of tho mooting tbo marriage certifi cate which is made of parchment la brought forward nnd any ono can slgo it a special law sanctions this marriage ceremony the document which amounts tn the local sanction of tho mnrrlago ia greatly prized among tho descendants of friuuds so much so that the children rhavo often similar marriage certificates v mane for themselves though they may javo beon married outside of tho society worcester mass gazette a womans wit mlfcby of the first settlers of illinois were rvndo in speech and rough in map ner money was scarco with them ij servico as jmld for jri produce jsuvern b used to- llliltrnfhprtrncibv frontier life by tho following anecdohj one day when bo was n tiistico of t peace there came to hi office a yonng man accompanied by a young woman bo you the squire asked the manly youth yes sir con yon tie a knot for us right owny yes sir how much do yon charge ono dollar is the legal feo sir will you take your feo in bceswaxr yes if yon cant pay cash well go abend and tlo tho knot and ill fetch in tho wax no sold tho squire thinking there wns n good chance for a littlo fun bring in tho beeswax first and then ill marry you reluctantly the youth wont ont to whore wns hitched tho horse upon whloh darby and joan fashion tbo pair had ridden and brought the wax tn n saok on being weighed its value was found to bo only about half n dollar v7al said tho anxious grporo tro the knot and ill fetch moro wax noxb week no sir i dont trust thats against the rules of my ofllce slowly tho disappointed youth turned to go out saying como sal leto go i soy mister answered sal with a womans wit cant you marry us as for as tho wax will gop yes i can and will replied the squire laughing and ho did flshornnd mr drydcn nre convinced j tal for playedout partisans xcverthoe that we can greatly lucreaso our present n popular estimation it is o sort of fifth sports if wo go tbo right way about it wheel nnd till that reproach is removed onfomt aro healthy a prominent physician claims that there will ho no diphtheria scarlet fever or worms for ehlldren if they eat plenti fully of onions every day especially when thero is a scarcity of fresh fruit ho buys onions for his young folk and they are served in ovory imaginable form xnlllun clnndo fin ill fully ah with these october days tho sweet suminerglrl is declining mnnd dont you bcllovo it you just pop to ono if you dare and sco if shos declining idem ami editors boy pnpa who is this vox popum anyway that writes so many places for the paper editor well edwin ho think his other nnmo is vox del but in most cases it is mud somervlllo jonrnal t4 a swimming machine tho oldfashioned methoj of teaching swimming by means of n belt nnd a ropo running on a wire over tho bath is still in voguo in many swimming fchools and has survived rormy more pretentious systems a somewhat clnbor- fttnlonklng machine has been hive for this purpose which is said to lieof great nfilstnnco to tho swimming pi the machine is n series of strong rods on which tho pupil is placed jhicua rods more in snch a way as to causso tho pupil to mako all tho motion ovrswlm mlng when tho habit of fiirllng out properly ih learned tho learner ot allowed to go into water and put it jnto prac tice the nwntf lord notasont moodily i dreamt lot night jnme that i bail plenty of money i tho vnlct eagerly arfl oo was th appy hamerlcnn girl mif lud the intest parisian fashion of dressing tbo hair shows thn chignon quits high on tho head so inuoh so in fact that it entirely disappears beneath thn orown of tho hat waving tho hair is as popular as over and it is arranged so as to bo very loose nnd fluflry nhout tho face and is held in place atthe back with protty curved combs tno pompadour front is worn nnd con ho mado becoming to almost every taco with n fow curling locks to fall oi tho forehead tho crownhng touch of n eostumo is in tho hat and for those who can wear tho now ifjigh crowned wide- trimmed picture hyft of black velvet trim joed with orenni inco and feathers there f somojbopo of success large hots of ton fill rimmed with block plume nnd blnjftt volvet aro also very stunning nilic braided in with bands of fett pins many of tho sronllcr hats with d tnquoshnped brims and shot niotre ribbons nnd velvets in bright colors nro much used for loops nnd upright bows with showy ornaments nnil fea thers somo of tho toques nre bordered with sninlt ostrich feathers turning out word nil uroiind nnd if tho crown is high as it is in many of theso email hats h is treated in tho samo way tho purse crown is ono of tho novelties and it foils in tho center n tho simplest way to fumigate n room is to hent nn iron rhovel very hot nnd then pour vinegar upon it drop by drop ihe stoam arising from it is n disinfect- yellow stains loft on whlto cloth by owing machine oil eon lie removed by robbing tho spots with ft elnth wpt with ammonia before wanning with soap iurfot ill inrcel a rather unlquo lnstancn of nbaonfr- mlndodnoss occurred tho otber evening on tho jefferson nvenuo car line tho car wns well filled with passen gers nnd ns n stop was mado at mvoou- gnll nvenuo n mnn stepped off tho back platform where ho had been standing nnd the car moved on instantly ft wild cry went up from tho into passenger whloh broadened into a howl of despair as tho distancn between blm nnd tho trolley carriage widened ab ho shrieked he also ran nnd waved his hands frantically tho conductor seeing tho shadowy form in the dimness of tho night nnd hearing tho unearthly cries pulled tho bell strap nnd thus in duced tho motormnn to hnlt which ho did with n jerk tho mnn in pursuit enmo within hailing distance what dye want shouted tho pun cher of pasteboard i want th th lady in there gasped tho man swinging his hat nt tho open car door tho car having como to a dead standstill n woman arose deliberately walked out of tho car nnd was received by her breathless escort who hod so nenrly loft her to tho fato of missing parcels amid much inughlng tho next man who loft tho car in company with n lady insisted that she walk in front of blm until safely on ihe ground lie lanict seriousness of purpose nnd loftiness of aim will make n man or n nation great- it was this which gavo tho old pnrltnna tho tremendous force they imd and mado them such n power in history they had high thoughts of god ho was extremely real to them this mado them terribly in earnest wherever there is a faith that takes firm hold of the unseen and the eternal there is n strength before which frivolity and falsity go down b serious bo in earnest j bo real bo straightforward and plain spokon be- holclood everywhere nnd live trno to that beholding dally loving and serving him olin jlr 1 ax i l k i