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 I«ooim n up I tteOro] hia Va h " con, ' definitely t J '" from a g ',^^"« no alarm ove -iy general ideatha ^decsive moved, â- iiths. Two spicion. iven new zest to all •ntinental relatJ ^^^terestinthepej S^h who dominat] "national polities Mention is largely Kaiser, who, U n lost to sight id forgotten. ' TheJ ago that he had del â- ed state of things, mauftuvres ne°xJ contradicted, and 'â-  Gen. Caprivi with Vienna infers thaJ Iked, and presumJ tlie triple alliaiacej season of these ruJ sting of tliis ne tvaintage of bein, |ntrjes concerned, l^ the recent in ahelni and Kin iiied of restorin â- r i«agnitude audi [m)^au poiversbj i'illtissia and giv r entering into ark, the result of| X)p Scandinavian: rhe- advantage ti geiaentr would Lt »th Qonniierciallyi assia in the Esj. â- as less uniforra'yj i week previout,! and lieftvy rains] enic'its from the All the countivl 'iny J'esponucnty I leral advai'.ces ni In seme places I reed hy tl.e fact I lausted and that ' erctpted foreign ul. utinue to con:e iiage seen.s even I'he loss of the in of La Bcau^e 'Jl^e price of â- d in tlie- prov- ire only restrain- the representa- parently this is \\inter Europe tlie menace, for havoc tlirough- lole Jwest coas' te that a famine It the blight is the Champion which, in 1880, d, haspiJit8e]f rust be brought nong the.;lfor- -anged ta visit 3 Englau4^.an(i .ug. Iff. ch. ' pular citizen of f aneis C. Burn- He has- a. fine endiil lawn in le west of the le can ^ee tte in Sands; Mr. V everV^ week se; He leads riding for one i known, Mr. othhisdaugu- -obust hewth- are the mon- Benediotines. Pugijj's.»»s- his family are s. 'The 'eager ,as made the a benefactor, uch esteemed .eofdrinkinf lie's iBothtf. t live m t» tisoa ' don't r^ fifi DOGS BE MAGNETIZED? noTlf* ot "•* Power of Will Force '" wrer Canines. \[r Jingle or Mr. Jesse never • of apply '"g animal magnetism to â- :' ,io"3. "But this is part of "The i^l/tlucation of Dogs" as practised if^iithv "H. H.," whose book is pub- ?i,v Messrs. Sampson Low. "I have l»t oi flogs by the magnetic power of "tin 'loiiiff wrong hundreds of yards -r,ni me/' says "H. H.," and he adds i^'e unlient his mind by making a re- ,. -0 a friend, the spell was broken. It *â-  be the power of the human eye, he ' ,),at acts thus, for how can the eye f' ' ,,^;f er of a mile's distance He '.!; ih.it hi" eyes and try if the magnetic â- ;';ti!lliiits." "To be a first-rate dog- • r a man must have lots of animal -tism " "hioh, according to thisphil- 1-. is developed by force of wuU. But i will, or is it a foi-m of "magnetism " ;, ;;i ,1 i-'-itetiking we reachat once the aliie uuhI of metaphysics, and are em- ll riii Schopenhauer's speculations be- ,. know it. Of animal magnetism ex- ,iliv the liiler on the horse little need i The man may influence the beast i.iitaut, uuconsciously, not by "will It is a ilifTerent when "H. H." turns M!it ilog from a particular corner of a ' V -iinply "wishing" with all his force. |,.v:!i[i and the will had better be kept ;•,â- . i'.s much as nia\*be, and some dogs -to the will which merely sulk under iip The cleverest of "H. H.'s" dogs 'triever. He was fishing in her com- ii:L'lit his fly on a stump on the op- liank, sent the retriever across the :,;;iir it and she brought it safely. When ,-A'i tly c;uii,'ht in a bough of a willow. -ttii aliovc the water, the dog swam a- .. c!i;i:led into the top of the bush, jump- ;c!itd on the bough as she fell, bit it ::!iiin(l restored the tackled isilnktwas sent for a wounded malla,rd, â- :. was swimming below the ice. She tan •V viinls down stream, broke a hole in :.i;n ice and waited like a cat at a mouse There she caught the mallard as he :t uji to breathe. If this was not reason^ uisiit is reason But some other power iliavclicen exercised in the following â- â- H.H." left his dog at the front door iiimse, with a friend to watch itspro- ;!:^'s. He left the house by ai 1 of a lad- 't against a high window in the back walked away. The dog began to be im- n^sfion as the master had thus escaped, u;;.s with him in five minutes. Can he t liecM guided by smell or was he attract- y animal magnetism t If the human mind really influence that of a dog from a dis- l;c, tlie force which we call mind must be Piiim to man and beast, and " in tliat il sky " retrievers may keep " H H.'s " [ipaiiy. The attention of Mr. Romaines (it the Psychical Society, as well as the ;. of sportsmen, should be given to H. 1 i"ik. His anecdote of how the dog in- 1 ;!ic cockney is excellent, but a little in liaiincr of Dean Swift. We are only be- ;::l' to study tlie psychology of animals, â-  ' t it niaj- l)e the proper starting-point -c investi- -ations. Negjoes Prom French Colonies. â- â€¢:â-  II ccntly arrived in Paris two speci ' if the products of France's colonial ' but their conduct became so bad i";!i of them found themselves in the Mr (if the magistrate who presides in •. XintU Correctional Tribunal. One was '" of colossal stature, a native of Algiers, rejoicing in the sonorous ap- "!! of Sidi Omar ben Ahmet. In the A •â-  iippeared grave and sad; this de- ""1 1 icing in marked contrast to his be- â- ^1 r on the prcviotts evening, when, in 1]: '.vrntirm of all the canons of Moham-' •I.;:! i.iw. he ec:ime intoxicated, fought "I •ill' fiolice, ami nearly bit off the ear of Vr_r.uit de ville. "What are you?" de- iiii'l the magistrate as he looked severely ;:; â-  I liony-coiored prisoner. "A nigger," â- .ill- reply. "That is not a profession," â- 1 :.iic magistrate. Sidi then explained â- "â-  'i' went ebout the cafes making grim: •siiT the edification of their customers, â- " .;:'.ve him money. "And I suppose you iki' a pretty good • thing out of that " 'iieil the maizistj-ate. "Oh, yesj I do •:v v.e'l,;' jeplied the black man, who â- 'iitd much disappointed when he was sent piison for two months and ordered to pay "!â- . .if £\'2 The otlier colonist was also a -.^lo from '.the same- sunny shores, a.nd â- 'I'll AH Zanm. Like Sidi. hs too -was a ;W!ii:ui. \iut occupied a higher stage in the '•.ii world than his confrere, informing' :i iLtistrate proudly that he not only â- al do the "sword' dance, "^nt wa^ the "tiirr of "La Belle. Feridge" in the.con- p iiist movement known as the clayifie -â- '•'â- . Ali was guilty of the same con- â- â- ' .1-^ .Sidi. with the exception that he ex- n-i'i no desires of a cannibal kind, con- J";:i-: himself with breaking the windows â- i.c e.ifo arid demolishing all the glasses ' â-  littles it contained. He was let off •:â-  ei^ht days in jail and a fine of 3s. The Fight of the Deryishes. â- Ay dervishes themselves were fearless to 'lit. but could do nothing against riflemen. lu and again they rushed on certaindeath [:'" a kind of fascination. In one instance, fiile a companj- of infantry were advancing, â- -^lab liorseman rode out from behind a f'll and charged straight into the men. "se and rider fell dead on the baj-onets of 'tiont rank, pierced by a score of bullets. P saddle, which is preserved atHlfa, was f-f.-p.il by seven bullets. On witnessing -I'.fs like these, one understands how for- â- niile must have been the Arab invaders "outhern Europe and Northern Africa f-iin^' the early days of Mohammedanism, [len n rearms were unknown. The fearless- 'f the dervishes was equaled only by- f^' t tanaticism. Towar d the end of the day Count Hatzfeldt i^ one of the ablest of the ambassadors in London. There wai a ttme when he was supposed to have the best chance of being Bismarck's successor as Foreign Minister, and for a time he held the place. He was a great faTorite of the grim and. jealous Chancellor, in spite of his ability ;for Hatz- feldt had the good sense and the loyalty al- ways to stick to his own business, and never to intrigue against the great Minister.- So popular was he that Bismarck stretched a I)oint so far as to allow him to draw his sal- ary as Ambassador to Constantinople while he lived as Foreign Minister in Berlin. But Count Hatzfeldt is not very active. He loves, like niany another able man, to lie a-bed o' mornings, and to peruse French novels when he should be writing dispatches. His natural indolence is perhaps increased by the cigar- ette, of which he is almost as constant a smoker as Mr. Labouchereor Lord Randolph ChurchiU. But inactivity and cigarettes are his only weaknesses. He lives with great care, being divided in his affections between weak tea and claret and water. The im- partiality of his taste is so great thathe some- times takes them both for breakfast. All his colleagues admire and like him, and he is considered one of the very best representa- tives that the German Empire ever sent to England. m Aitemns Ward's Last Jest. When the famous wit lay dying in South- ampton he was tended by his devoted friend "Toiu" Robertson, the English playwriter, who Was also a friend of Jefferson. "Jast before Ward's death," writes Mr. Jefferson, "Robertson poured out some mediciiie in a glass and offered it to his friend. "Ward said, 'My dear Tom, I can't take thai, dreadful stuff.' '"Come, come,' said Robertson, urging .him to swallow the nauseous drug there's a dear fellow. Do now, for my sake; you know I would do anything for you. ' " ' Would you ' said Ward, feebly stretch- ing out his hand to grasp his friend's, per- haps for the last time. " 'I WoiUd, indeed,' said Robertson. " 'Then you take it,' said Ward. The humorist passed away but a few hours after- ward." All the druggists sell that well known preparation T. A. 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