Montreal weekly witness commercial review and family news paper, 27 avril 1892, mercredi 27 avril 1892

[" \u2014 PORTY-SEVENTH YEAR.{ SUMMARY.Tue Comaraoran Turary betmecn Hmitaerlausl nad Italy has been signed.Tus: German Emperor has arranged to start ou a month's whaling trip on July 94 Ma.Haxxa, Superivtendent of Public Works, Las ordured that the New York canals be upenod fer navigation on May |.Ma Avenix Les, secretary sf the Britinh Lege- wan st Paris, is engaged to imarry Mra, De Wott Tayler, au American lady.Mn.N.B.Crars died op Aprit 18 at Washing: ton.Ho wasthe insentor of the defiective armor sow used 00 warships uf all nations Bis Nav Cases of emalipox \u201cere reported at the New Yurk Mealth Board un April 18, They are all from the tenement house district.A Fixe, recently, in the Avon church, near Fentainebleu, destroyed the altar aud choir aud the famous Rifts of Anna of Austria, Tue.AvsTrIsS Paras protests strongly against the semi-ofticial statiroent that the Budget wait peovde for a large increase of the army, Thr Arras of the Amalgamated Association og Iron and Steel Workers, which was begun nt Leteuou, Ps.iu July last, has been dectared off.Onan Cur axes and James White, who robbed Inn & Fhyfe, baukers, of New York, of $36,000, were arrested st Coprobagrn as they left the ateamer * Onkdale.\u201d THE SrANis8 BqUApRoN now at Barcelona La» deen ordered tu remain there till after May day, 1t x reported that all open air dhivometrations on May day will be probibiud.A \u2018l'usrouax received in Berlin announce that the Czar has finally consented to vint Poisiam, where he will remain four days, It in expected that bus visit will be semi-incognito, Tar.Kreuz Zeitung, in Beilin, of Apri} 20, says Abe Sultan of Turkey wus intensely annoyed a* Enghnd's dik walle votary in she affair of he Srman of wvestiture of the Egyptian Khodive, Tux Jonoox (dr asserts that the Freoch ex- Pe tien to conquer Dabomey 16 largely the re wait of 8 belief that bidden treasure of grout value is to be secured by the capture of the capi- tat of Dahomey, Tax Standards Berlin corresposient says the che! of the Kt.Petersinirg police has received an emouymous letter to the effect that the Nibilista have emphatically rejected Anarchist overtare< fer au ailianee of forces TuO AMRRE ANS, coneCTned in à society scan dal.had « duel ou Saturday near Outend.Une of them pamed Fus, who had sold letters regard- ag tbe scandal to the press in lane, had haw vlottung pierced by a bullet.Extuonioss occurred un April IG and 17 at the residence of the public prosecutor st Beasiels, tat caused no damage.An explosion at thé residence of the muuager of Cockerell's Iron Works at Seraing caused catensive datusge.A Letcrn from Samoa says that Mr, Lobert Lew Htevensou, the uovelst, bas gained an ju- Buence over the natives almost cna! to that pos.stored py Malictos, and liv is trang to induce them to wear clothing snd to sbandon tribal Sgbung.A Rœvout from the western past of the Creek sation, Ke, states tha \"pre passed throngh that section of the country a night or two ago, destroying over a duzen houses and many bari, Wiliog three persons and a large nnmber of botses and cattle.IT 16 RirouTEr in Lamdon that, mith a view of \u2018edoring Lie worky sales ot India Counei «lraîts, :md thus, ax hope).re storing the value of silver ty stopping the purclases which stimnlate production, the India Conn.d are meditating the irene of 8 han of L5,000,000, Tar Farv, a Visevaria have suffered immens: damage from the oy storms of Faster.Thecrop has lest destroyed a many parts of Burgundy, 14 an expected 75 percent of thie grapes will be Joot in the Touraine district.The Cognac dis tout he abe sunrred severery.A CommTER has been formed m Hambnrg, comitaliog f Poof.Newmayer, ditootor of che Marine Observatory, and some of the leading merchants, to send cut an Antarrtic expedition Ly way of Cape Hern, to start in July under the command of the zoulugint, Prof.Michaclsen.CANADIAN, Tur Hox, Mu.Tarte into Le leader of the Lægisiative Assembly on the Ministerial piste of Quebec.Tue Lisrnais ot North Perth have nominated Mr.James Girieve, ex-3.0%, of Millbank, ae ther candidate in the coming by-election for the House of Commons, Prove the month of March $625,226 were oe posted in the Post fice Savings Tanke and 274.692 were withdiawn, ATTORX1A-(35NERAL Mon aT har gone to 8 New York health tesort for & rest after the drudgery of the late parliamentary session, Bravmest W.lustre, abont 30 years of age, unmarried, an vinplovee in the Goldie & Met).loch works, Galt, wan found dead in bed at bx boarding house on April 20, A SURvFy is beng made for x railway from Tweed to Madoc, Out, The railway from Mado: to Bridgewater in being pnt in flent-class condition.and trains will shortly be run over it, Mg.T.B.Scott, B.A, who scenred a first\u2014clase position for a Trinity University medical degree, will gv as missionary of the Prealnterian Church te Ciylun, He has brew attending the Boyal College here, \u2018Free Mers WoukEts Uxiox, of Halifax, NS, is abant taking the suitistive in the tormation of # Cavahan association, and is in correspondence with metal workers in dificrent cities in regard te the matter.AT THE Kpring Araizes for the connty of Grey, Ont, hefore Chief Justice Armor, in the case of Brooks ve, Kerr, tion arising ont of broach of promise to marry.consent 10 judgment was given for $1,400 without costs.Ten DEROUCHPRYILLE GOS ERN NEXT han imned » proviamasion, fiung the oberrvance of Arbor Day this year on May 2 in the western and on May 20 in the eastern section of the provinos The dividing line between the twn sections is Wolfe county.Jomx Reap, charged with bigamy at Brantford, Ont., pleaded guilty to deserting his wife and six children in Cardwell.Ile went to Brantford, and on May 20, 1890, married Mary Jane LefMier, wbo was present in Court and prodneed ber marriage certidcate.Tax Licexsz Commmetoxens of West York have decided to continue for only three montha the Licenses of all who were fined lant year for v.olat- fag the law, Whether thore will he any extension Beyond that time will depend on their observance of the law in the meanwhile.Former Evioex & before the investigating \" \u201c1: Os the cantrary, ! duto on children ; it ie l.eo who disliies then 30 much.\u201d And, blushing, she lofi the room to prepare fur golrg out with him.The brother aud sister passed several hours visting every school, public and private, which was well spoken of ; but at one thoy did not receive such young children, at an- utbec their number was already coumpiets, at a third the accommodativn was not suttable ; sud at length Paul grew .uite discouraged, though his sister consulted Lin by saying that there were others to visit on the morrow.They bad left Nando sleeping and on their return found that leo had come Lack aad had brought sva:e smatl gardeulo;s tools for the Foy.Paul longed to awake him to gladden his cyes with the sight of tho child's * He can dig and plant cow to his hearts cootont,\u201d said Leo, walking up and down tte gurden with ble brother in law.** Wo wili ,ive him à piece of ground behlad she atber,\u201d liclen, who was detained by visitors ln the drawiug room, sat on thoros, (or she feared that her busba td Loother, wh beth en politi s snd general au! at vatisneo, might enter on topics that would lend tu Worde were she pot by to temp r the arloc of their discussione ; bat hor fears were gr urdloes, for Leo was do ply latercet À da Pauls description of à new method of con- \u201ctructis « torpedues and an argument oo the many shortcomings of the Custom se gulations of the country., \u201cYiu were quite tight when you aald this moruieg thet there is a Custom House every t is the use of having Lu ?two years | worked diligently ut this sui ject spd collected an lmmexse quantity of proofs of the incr \u2018iency of the proecut system, but when 1 presented my pr ject of eeforin to the Council of Min.lsters they would nat oven vifor to consider | it Now 1 have resolved to pass my life ia | pesce and trar juility without troubling my- aif atout publie aifaire.1 have cnousis to do to look after my own interests.\u201d In the nentine Martha bad srouseld Nagdo from lumber, and the child cama to the cinter table tot mure than half awake ** Dess he line with you * asked the old servant, ved Îlelen sepcated the question to ber brother, * lo you tHirk that 1 have one tabl.set and anotier for myself * naked he, with he jeculiar smile, ** | merely put the -juration,\u2019 sali Helen, (Come, Nando, asd sit near me.\u201d * May 1 nek fora cuehi o for him sald Paul.After acre running to and fra à suit.alle curhi found, and we the soup hed \u2018 siremdy buen served, the chill was at once lifted on to his chair.He did not attempt | tu cat, so Helen, after placing a napkin over hix Mack frock ¢ Spall § feed you, or can gna eat alone He rained Lis eyes with thele boautitnliy cutlud lashes to her fa, and replied, blush ing, But Lave mot eaid grace,\u2019 ** Then say it, my dear boy, Incking somewhat confuse +.Nando jrined his little hands together and prayed :-* Oh, Ged, give bread to all poor children.\u201d When bis sunt asked him who tausht him this original prayer, ** [t was my motuer, my beautiful motrer,\u201d he saisi.#4 She taught him to act up to his religion,\u2019 paid l'ani.** Tell your uust what you used to de after yon had caten your dianer.\u201d ** I gave tord to poor Little children when 1 had been à good boy.** Were you not always pasd * Not always,\u201d replied the child, looking dewn with burning cheeks.Hrlen thought within hersell that thls tenderly nurtured child, who would require sald Leo, | ow much sclicitude, could bo ooatided only to the cars of n woman.The child ate very little, and tant ob- i served, jokingly, that he did not beits bis southern Llood\u2014that he could live on fruit only.Coilee was served In the garden, and Nando had the great joy of belng put in possession of his rake and spade, and of settiag to work at once with gresl zeal.Paul seemed deep in reflection, for he could not understand how it was possible that the thought uf keeping her nephew with her had not presented itseif to the mind of his sister.She spoke now of a echool of which she had beard, on the cutskirta of the town, and where the air would be more healthy and pure.\\Vhile she was speaking she kept her ryes steadily fixed on the boy, fearing ha might do sotne mischief to the | plants or flowers.Nando now approached the gardener, who was carrylog a large and rare plant, and who, octicing the wistful, admirlog look of the | child, asked him if he were fond of towers, | telling him if he wished to eee others he might sccempany him to the conservat \u201c Oh, yes,\u201d cried Nando, aod slippleg blahand inte the gardener's, they set off together.Roon he wes amonget planta reared with great care, but the like of which he had seen growlog in will luxnriance in his oative land.lle told the gardener where they grew, and kisecd them again and egalo with much atfaction, * Do the flowers fovk at you :' he asked of his new friend, Ven, if Latand In the sun.\u201d * They are lookiog at me all the tim»; they recegnize me, and wish me to stay wits them.\\Vhen 1 am n gerdener L shall understand better what they say.\u201d The grod nian reat-d himself nn the step of the c + ecrvatory, aid, with the child be tween his kuees, lisicned to his Innocent prastle, ** My beautiful mother sends me all these ; flowera fron; the depths of the earth whare they have Init her, | saw them do ât ; but when 1 am big enough 1 shall dig until 1 ind her, tor I do n.t wich her to stay down there in the dark : but perhape itis light quits at the erd, snd there may be fountains and goiden flowe ea thege.\u201d * Did they rever tell you she had gone to heaven =\" asked the man \u201cqth, yes; to heaven : but that is high above, and lesw myself when they put her down in the ground amongst the Howers.De yon think I shall ever be able to find her agsis ** \u201cWhen you are old enough you will go to rejoin her in the beautiful garden, if you have been gord and obedient ail yoar life ong.\u201d Marlo attached himself firmly to this new friend, and cried when he had to leave him to go to bed.Martha offered to undress him, tut Paul thaoked her, saying he should not have the pleasure of doing it again for à long time, and dismissed her.He thus gained a few moments ainne with his child, who, after saying hia prayers.sald, * Come, pape, let ua go now.\u201d \u201cShould you be unbappy tf you had to stay here, Nando.\u201d ** Not il [ could be always with the gardener ; but you ace 1 am uot sliowed to remain with him.\u201d 4 J will ask your aunt to give for you to be with him sometim \u201c* Bat must jou really go away, quite .a où the ace, papa >\" i ** Ves, my darling, and thet very soon, too.\u201d *! But, paps, who will stay veith me ?with whom shall [ live?Take me back to my [other we were 90 happy whea she was are.! permission Alsat my child, I do not knnw the way, | or we would both have been with het loug \u2018 agn.When he returned to the brilliantly lighted drawing room, he looked eo sad that his sister was quite palaed.*\u201c Doea he find his litle bed comfortable »* the naked for the sake of saying something.* | have no doubt that he dose ; at his pi beds are good and sleep comes unsought or.\" He looked over somo engravings, and Helen ployed the plano 3 bus they retired to test rariy.Well, whet do you think of my anlid 1 raid Helen to Merths, who wne helpiug her to urdrern, Of whom is madem speaking *\" \u201c Why, of my nephew, of onnewe, must understand that,\u201d said patiently, \u201c1 think he la very Why, il you please » Madem asked my opinion of him, or { should poy have presumed to exprass it \u201cOh, of courte.Well, you can go now, { yon Helen im.ne longer require you.\u201d ! yourself,\u201d retorted she angrily ; ba seemed to her sad, empty, aad silent.TH MONTREAL WEEKLY WITNESS Martha went quletly away, but the expression of her face was uot good to look at.If she Lad dared, sbe would have banged the doors behind her with rage, The next moroing Martha appeared at once in answer to her mustress's boll, * Biivg me the little one,\u2019 sald Helen, and louked up la surprise ns the mald made uo movement So obey her request.\u201cIt will be quite time enough for that aftes you are dreseed,\u201d sald Martba abruptly, and Helen nutived for the tirst time that Martha's vyes wore of 4 very uspleassnt abade of green.* Forhape you ure right,\u201d she repllad, intimidated by the resolute bearing of her attendant, who, after conpletiug her mistrese\u2019s tcilette, went in search of Nando, but returned quickly, sayiug that ho was nuwhers to be fuund.\u2018This was an untruth, for she had scen the child walking in the garden with his father, but as long ns ehe could prevent it, she resolved that he should not be recolved fn Helen's dreesloy room, which sbe luvked upon as quite Lier ona domain, ** He muet bave gone to play with th of the coachmaa neat door,\u201d said ah wae very frienaly with him yesterday.When madan imacined he was sleeping, he got up aud talked to that litle Arab at the ste\u2019 * Chlidren need companlons of their own age,\u201d replied Helen, though she was displeased by Nendu'e having made frieude with the conchiran\u2019's son, who was resily à bal boy, threw » at passers-by, tied the watchdog to sto by the tail, broks oll all the branches of trees within his reach, aud had even exhausted the patience of good tempered Lao, Brenkfast wne shortly served in the sum.mor house, and when Nando was scated at tatle by the slde of his muut, sue began to tail bim that the little neighbor was a very naughty boy, and even sometimes ture up dowara.Ins luntarily she her language to hi was beginoln: to adapt nd to represent thiuge ile to his understanding, Une lo wilisever give im any towers, \"it Hattere ll.But neither must yon epeak to him ss you did ut the garden gate yesterday.\u201d Nardo l'oket up with sstonishment, but rented silent.** Why did you go out to him yesterday, dewr, when 1 thought you were slevplag *\u201d Lut still the child said nothiog, though he left 01\" eating bis cake.l.eo and Paul both Led inqulsingly at Helo, sod the former wekad, ** How is the child to know why he went , cut yesterday 1° \u201ctie koows quite well,\u201d retorted lislen.\u201clie wea playing with that very boy, Marthe told me 20,\" Paul placed hils band ea his child's head \u2014 ** Teil me, jo, \u2018til you speak Lo tiat tauebty boy y \" * Which naughty buy ** The one that Auat the flowers.\u201d ** Liat 1 have never ecen him, papa.When 1 do, 1 shail tll him vut te tusch uncle's towers,\u201d Paul lcoked reproahfully a: his sister, while leo, turmiag towarde her, said; * People who Jo ust know how to manage clildren had better leave them alone.\u201d \u201cYo: bad better apply that remark to + Pape telen sayn tests up The child's large cyew ne juitted the frowning face of hits sunt during the gacom- | ich followed thie soena, + * You ate not sogry | | Kur wus go used to this habit of his that she fosteble All at orce he : with ne, Aunt Helen, but ouiy with the * Gaughty Voy cuive mente) ta ker \u2018we ns she A to Lise the anno ent ch th, eaping : ©; you wre my doar litte Nando\u201d Stofeli nahamcd of haviog exhibited so man Ladi temper before te child, Miter break fust, ste told Martha that there tad Laon some mistake, for ber nejhiew bad net spoken to the coschman's son.*CJtuay to so, madam, The fostnan told me what | repeated, tut I did not think you would attach se truck importance to it, or 1 etould have made further enquirer, Thees words lifted a woight trem Helen's Luast, for ake bad feared tuat Martt.s wished to alandcr the child, sod auch coadu:t was et very repugnant to her, Sue valucd pence and 4 2 above everything, and would willing} ut het eyes to the faults of her scrvants rather than soold them.All the jecple ahuut her must be on good terms with cach other, * This chi'd ia really delightful, Martha I wiil send him to you, with my brother.\u201d ** Thank you, madam, but [ am very busy to-day, and I do not care to become a nurse in ny old age.Let the child stay withmy mine.ter ; be has no cyes for anything else since the little monkey entercd the Louse, What do you meau by that, Martha?Ms hoaband ! why Le says that Nando la au- weow what 1 kaow,\u201d said the woman, shaking her head : and Helen felt that her n.aoLer was disrespectful.Sic was consclous tat she wught not to Lave allowed things to srifie at such s pitch, and resolved to punish Marthe by not speaking to her again the whole of the day.In the afternoon |ielen drove out with her Lrother to visit the school in the suburbs, which had been highly recommended to ber.Un arrlvipg at the place, they found the house was plessantiy situated, clean, and well kept, sod surrounded by a gardea.Fortun- there was à vacancy.{ad you applied two days ago, I could vot have accommudated you,\u201d eaid the directresa, ** This Lol was oviy vacated penterday.\u201c li w does this happen to he, ae ve are in the middie of a term dujuired aul, \u201cThe puyil was taken home by his parents,\u201d sail she, * Was he ill, then, that it was necosssry for thim taduso 1 © Ne; be had only à tronbleanme cold.\u201d Wise child did you say it was?asked Helen, for vhe wished to obtala some fof ir: n:.ativn about him.The directrous hesitated betors giving à trame which was quite unknown so Helen, und added that the fan.ily lived ia the country.# Iigea thie not acom pemewhat saspi ions to yeu 1\u201d eaiid Panl ty his sister, when they were alone but she only smiled at his absurd fanctes, and sald .* Von see phaut ms everywhere, brother, | { They weuld not send a sick child ints the country, but to the intirmary for childres.\u201d Faoi impressed upon the direciresa his wish that the chi'l should net te taught any Uirg, and said that he must be very gently t.oated, for bis health must be the tirst consideration, regardiess of any cost entailed, The disrotress, rether nettled, ausxered that she took julte 6e much care of hor puplle us Aie did of her own chiidren, And lielen remarked, * Yeu must not forget that 1 am living hire, Paul: 1 shall come regularly at least «bee 8 week, to look after my little nephew,\u201d When they seated themselves in the car- tiage to return home, Paul hid his face in his Lands ard sighed decply, saying \u2014 ** Thia la more than | can bear.\u201d Helen waa full of constornation at her brother's etuobon ; after & long allence he ssid to her\u2014 *' You must forgive me, Helen, even il you cannot understand me.\u201d ** 1 understand how painful this separation must ba to you, Could you not now retire trem active service and take your [ersten 1 ** If hy dologeo [ could bring back Naodo's | mother, [ would retire.\u201d Tie next day Paul took Nendo to this scheol and left him there.At the gate he waved his hand to the child, who a looking after t-im tearlesw, but with such a heart tending expression on his little face, that his father dated no look back a second time.U'nul drove straight to the rallway station and wrote a note to his sister begging her to ecnd bis luggege to him, and he went off by the vext train, On the following day Helen walked about her pretty house, which for the first time Her busband was really too frequently abesnt from home, abe thought, and then her mind reserted to poor Pavol.She sald to hereell, ** | shall rot tell Nando on Sunday that his father han rcolly gone away : it whi be better for it to pompe gradual to him.\u201d he found Hertha ad done her best to face an quickly sa ible ail of of the presence of the chil, Ae she tint taking away the cushion Irom the little fellow's chair Helen, who happeaed to look inte the diaing- room, said, \u201c* Leave it vhere it le, Uf you please, It ja not in the way.\u201d ** Bat at ail events ho le ant coming back to dinner to night, | enpposs *° said Marthe, * And why shoald bo not asked hor mis trees, who wan suddenly sired with a great desire to go and fetch her nephew, Sae thought that would he the best way to accus tem him bat very gradually to the rontine af echool Ife.He had lean there n whole day slicady, to tow he really ought to have a little change, But on het arrival at the sshool she learned that her Eu>hend had already been there sad taken Nendo cud with hia for a re said his child ; and oh fur L have Lo go out à ! nd husband 1\" she repeated, qui coa- sed.\u201c Yea, madam, the litle boy's uncle,\u201d Helen returned home quite eut of temper, What irritated her the moss, in roslity, wae having been thwarted in her wish to dee the ebild, and she folt quite angry with her bus.band ou that account.She could not forgive bis coucealing his intention from hor, instead of frankly saying thas he was guing to ees Nando ; as if sho had not the tirst right te her own vephow | She paced up and dows the draw room, voucocting the reprosches which she would shower on his head.The wore she thought about it, the more vexed ahe became, ke length the carrlage drove up to the gate, snd Leo alighted alune, to meet bim exclalmiog, \u201c* Why bave you not brought Nando * Nando ! why should § Lilog Nando *\" * Tien 1 abail go to fetch him myself,\u201d mid llclen, decidedly ; and she ran So put ou bar bonnet, and jumped into the carriage, which was on the poiut vf being driven She rag t, Helen, youare really unreasonable,\u201d called Leu after hur, but bie wife paid nv at.tution to what he said.She wanted the child, snd was incensed s.nipet her hueband lor acting so deceitlully, Iu was evident that be intouded to ates! a narch on her, and endeavor to occupy the rat place lo the atlections of her nephew, Meanwhile, f.00 sat down to his writing: ad turned over papers thet had just been seat down to him from the Minletry to sign.Un arriving at the school Helen found the child was already io bed.Fur à moment she hesitated to disturb him, but belng unaccus: & med to be thwarted and picturing to hersell Martha\u2018e derislon if sho went back without the child, she requested Nando to be got wouldsleep ather house, but would be brought tack on the following day.Nando was eo- anted with the prospect, but the directress wumed to think {t somewhat absurd ; how ever she did not refuse Îlelen's In thelr road home Nando coughed several and Helen lit an if daggers were stab.her Lroast.Lf the child caught cold ! It wes one of thore bleak windy nights, wiich so often follow oo » warm May day, D even she shivered with cold, Nando, atn was seated Ly her side, kept his gaze fie& on the lampe of the carriage without +{1uking a word.She drew him onto herlap sid prosecd him to her breast with an emotion which was quite strange to her, The child raised his bead und tried to din.tinguish Ler face in the darkness and «ighed.* Wiat is the matter, dear?Does avy: thing burt you >* He shook his curly head, and asked \u2014 ** Io It quite true that papa has really gone \u2014prne quite away 1\" ** Yes, dear ; but he will come back again 1.fore long.\" * No, not for a very long time : but I am Fi & to be very gond and obedient, so that tte time may ecni to pase mure -juickby.* Neverthelese, he sighed agalo, and Îlelen felt herself powerless in tho proseace of this reeigned sorrow.\u201cWas It your l\u2019acle Leo who told you ti.at your father was zone *\u201d ssked liclen, * Nu ; when I asked uncle about it he told me that he did not know : so that made me 10-26, said Nando with his wise look, Helen felt much relleved when the carriage «ctered the court, for she could now take her t anid Loo angrily.* Obey er commands without further discussion.\u201d The womao julekly retreated, while Helen trembled at the ususual soger of her hue.bund, \u201cllow could you speak to her iu that way ** raid tielon in dismay.\u201cid you think that | could allow that insolent creature to address you in such a tone >\u2019 \u201c* But you know It is only her manner.\u201d * Then she would do well to change her manner.\u201d * You mast remember that she carried me in her and that she loves ma better than she loves anyone in the world.\u201d * Then she haa a very disagreeable manner of showlog it,\u201d retorted leo, and sat down Lefore his writing table agein, with his back turned towards his wife.Thelr ovenings had been passed thus for many years nov.: bot the tender little scene which had but just Leen enacted between them made Helen feel this fresh coulness na ate had never felt it before.Her busband was angry with her now, equally so wes Martha, snd for the same cause ; lt was sleasly her own fauit, for why had she brought | the child home with her no late in the day?She bad not done so from love of the child, but from pure perserseness and seltishness ; and now the terrible fear presented isesif that Nendo was going to be fl.Sbe longed to visit him, and so allay her fears ; but she was beld back by the dread of eacountering Martha ** It is bed time now, I think, said Leo au the clock struck ten, and they both rose to retire, Notwithataoding Helen's great anx- tety, ahe was soon souudly asleep, but in the ery of terrur.Jumping up, ahe said, \u2018* On, Leo, did you not hear the child ?light, pleate.© Get me à Quickly she ran to the door of the blue ctau.Ler, which ahe esdesvored in vain to open, When Leaarrived and turned the key, v t.ich wae co tho outside of the door, Helen | vid rot really krow whether she Lied heard à cry or whether she had only dreamed that Marths was ill treating the child.1t had not been 6 dream, far Nando wes awske, and near the doit trembling with fear ; he threw bis arms arcund her, sobbing bitterly, and aked\u2014 st Aunt Helen, did you not hear me call for you?! The black man wished to carry me sway, aad the door was fastened and 1 cond not ecme to you, Ob! Aunt lJislea, do not go away again,\u201d The child was burning with fever, his voice was hoarse, bis eyse glistened, and he breathed with diltivulty.Leo placed the light on & table and put the child geatly back in his Led.Let me take him to our room,\u201d «ald ! Helen, 4 No, that must not be,\u2019 sald ito : \u201ckee yourself valm, give him » couling drin while I go for a doctor : but firat dress your- wif warmly, for we must ait up with the child.\u201d i Leo now noticed that the large Led had not been disturbed at all, so the poor littie fellow had passed half the night «quite alone, locked up in the room.He clenched his hand io- voluntar Nando was pow quite delirious ; bis uncie placed cool compressss round his little head, but the child quickly tore them off.When Ilelen returned in her warm dressing gown, her hustmnd sald \u2014 \u201clam going immediately for a doctor.\u201d ** Oh, Jæo, beseech you not to go away?if he were to die, and I ail alone ! Tell me! what do you think is the matter with him?Can he have been polsoned ** ** Nonsense.You remember that the child was feverish yesterday, and coughed ; per.bape he may have got toe croup, for his volos is hoarse, or perhapa he ia going to have some eruptive fever.Ve can do nothing for the poor little fellow without the advice of a ductor, and that we will have as soon as pos: sible.\u201d ** How frightened he must have been when he awoke aod found himself all slone ! tiod only knows how long he had been caliing for me 1\u201d Leo quickly disappesre:l.and Helea kaelt beside the little bed, her face nrowned in tears, She held the little burntng hand, which she covered with kisses, aud tried to ley the cool compress over his dark carle.What sacrifice could she cifer which would be acceptable to heaven, te spare this swoet young life?As yet bat tive mioutes hed pence oince her husband had left her, and it might n hour before he could return with medical sid, After all, what could & doctor do If Nando were going to die?She [elt she should never be happy again, and saw a lon vista of derolste years before her, Yet al this time she did not think of her beother\u2019s anguish, but ouly of her own seltiah grief.\u2018he child's breathing seetned to grow more labored, and his cough was so frequent end #0 hoarse thet she fearad he might be choking.She ralscd him up ln her arins, while he heavy eyes, and cried, \u201cPaps: where lamy papa?[want pipe.\u2019 Helen laid him gently on his pillow and stroked his Bushed cheeka : gradaally he fell {nto a restless, feverish slumber.Helen's suffering was intense : she felt that If Nando died, she must die aivo, for had she not been guilty of his death ?She bad placed him, her own nephew, amongst strangers and there he must have vsught this dreadful illness.She remembered vivldly that a sick child bad occupled the hed which had heen {ven to Nando hy the school mistress.Why Bad she been too welfish to undertake the charge of him ?Just lieaven was now pun.fsblug her for her fault | Could she implore mercy and compaseion after having acted so beartieesly heruelf ?[I the child's life might ar bespared to her, he shinuld ba au her own little son ; he would make every saoritice for him, even that of the love of her huabanc | Bat ahe telt that Loo would lave her the mors wore she 10 occupy herself with the well being of their nephew, instead of being utterly wrapt up lu hor own eelfiehoess, for had che not experienced (mat night oven a return of such tenderness as she had not known for yore?Poor little Nando coughed and was rest.lesa ; she took him in her arma acd kissed his cutls, \"My child, my little child 1\u201d whispered abe, and his plilow wes wet with her Tears.She wept az she never before bad wept, for never before had ai anything as he now loved thie poor little sul.ferer.Could not her great love conquer this © great éliness ?rently the child spoke in his dell.tiem she leit a pang when she heard him call for his mother, and for flowers ; then only did she think of her brother Paui.Her own new-born love for the child made her | understand what the separation muet have cost him § whereas before she bad been quite neable $0 realize hie feeling.As lant à carriage drew np before the door, and abe knew that lao had returned with s doctor.It waa found that the child had an aloerated throat, mot dangerous le ldeell, pr which might be the precursor of scarlet over, \u201c Helen, 1 beg of you tn go to bed non,\u201d ld Teo, looking auxionriy at the ewnilew eyes of bis wife.** You will be quite iH tomorrow ; let me keep watch aver Nando Rut Helen refused to go away [rom the sick child's chamber, Khe bad n reserve of strength hitherto (xnored by others as well ss by hervelf.1 was not onty one aight, hut many, which she parsed as Nando's hadside, for she wished to descyre that the obild should be given back to her.The illness was vory savers, and the poor tue follow hovered many days botwlxi and death : but with God's ald and Ilele untiring care, bis young life was spared so them, In her great trouble Helen had forgotten Marthe's wickedness : but her (udignation returned whea the womaa presented horsslf before her the morning after the child became ill, and began to reproach her by saylag\u2014 * You see now, madam, what you have gained by undertaking the charge of other people's children.\u201d With a gesture of indigoution Helen polated te the door, Later on, when she was able to leave Nando, she went to ber husband snd told him she never wished to sos Martha sgaln : he must pension her off, and send her out of the house, Lao looked at her gravely, ** Do not be ia too parent a hurr he : \u2018* you may regret it afterwards, \u201c what shat 1 rogrot she asked.** Heviog disuiseed your old servant.\u201d * | #0, you know how she detests Nando, and wo can never be separated again (rom hin we?\u2019 * No, Helen, for he Las not only made ve happier bat better.\u201d \u2018We keep blm, then, only through pure selfishness, after all ** * That Le evident ; but there la one form of seltishnose which Is permissible.-that of tind.wo happiness in the bapplaess of said \u2014_\u2014 JESSIE BROWN, ( To tha Editor of tha Witness.) Sin, Some time ago 1 read a piece lo your pape (which is one of the bess family newspapers on this continent) or in the Oban Telegraph and West Highland Chronicle, published at Oban, Scotland, that there never was any such person at the \u2018* Mutiny of Luckoow\" as Jessie Hrown.It you wiil allow me through your valuable paper to oor.rect this statement | will duso, Some ten or twelve years ago | met o Highlacd piper at the * Henry,\" playlog the pipes ut Lucknow, Ont, Cane a, dressed lo the Ind Tartan, (the tartan of hia old regiment), He was in the advance guard at tho relief of Lucknow, India, when it was difended by the noble General lnglis and others.Ho saw Jessic lirown when he marched loto Lucknow ; he lost bis leg there and he had to wear trousers when 1 saw him at the gathering playing the pipes.(Carrara JOA, Iso ras, Branrurd, Aprll 6, 1592, - THE PLAY CORNER.Here Is a way by which puppets may be made to stand firmly on their foet without any visible assistance.liere, for lostance, is a little Breton peasant, As indicated ln the drawing bis figure fe nothing but a cork tusned upside down, toe cylindricsl part of the cork represents the body, the thick part reminds one of the intlated trousers worn by the children of Bretagne.On the end of the match which forma the neck we will stick 6 head made of the pith of bread, or a like aubatanve, and covered with a large brimmed | bat Two matches stuck firmly In the cork will take the pince of lege, and you will sitach on each side of the body two small arms cut out of cardboard.Now you have constructed your puppet and you may color it, or dress it, to nait yourself.Take a wire about twenty inches long, sad curva the ends at right angles for a distance «if about two inches.Stick one of tisse curved cede into the chest of the little figure, the other into a moderately heavy body, such sa an orange or an spple.À! you now place the little fellow on the edge nf a table, facing the spectators, hidiog in this way the lower end of the wire and the apple, they will see him stand upright upon his legs.Move him a little, being careful uot to touch the table, and you will see the figure balance himself forward and beck just like a man sawing wood, You will complete the illusion by sticking alongside of It a strip of paper cut in Imitation of » saw, as per drawiog.You may vary this experiment by arranging at the edge of the table one or more fruppets made on the same principle, but sticking the wire back of then, instead of in frent.They will thus face the audience, to whom they will bow graciously, \u2014Chur- Aman, Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria, ADVERTISEMENTS.Rev, James Ih Stone Lover CNEL fame?1 A Faith ;l Pastor Is k lin high este n by his people, and hig opinion upon temporal as well initial matters je valued greatly.following is from a clergyman long tal in New Koclird, now ding well earnedvest in Cabot, V4.: Hod & Ca, Lowell, Mare: Dave used Mnad'a Sarcapartiia in our y for many years past, with grent heme Tie pave, With confidences, recom.tL fa others for sine varios all: ' + trig alt ef whim Linve corti) to grest benctit hy tue, Wa can Honestiy and Choorfuily recotomend IL as the best blood purifier ve have ever tried, We have used others, but nonewtth the benefislateffreta at Mnnd'a, A! m Honda l'his ant Olive inte 1t furminable, Mrs, Rina vor if per, with a mention of the fact that It had \"PSbuns.To the inkalitautsof such groupe L © tapped that streams, sul we expel to 8 , ured] u af LAS 123 Ac Arg hme oopprons 1 Tor Da on of To ?+ 5 Heretof + i Len refused by one of the papers which had Fate lectures atout cur native tail, it exjeuta- wer of stare the force aml dimensions of à dr: y bak pitting Wo wil o VEN CE talc Lownl amd bids oy, Pan me lens.- mand favorable cxcime rgalatione led to gueatiy in- tural Chern tous in tie Cralope Hapui- have fous and aspurations, ow.Ju the teantine rent, It takes Lime lo du that, It takes pest Tat ow lite hand, weed he Wat be must be very K Anta he creamed Produets moot boot pugar, ane in IST the aifguied the peut of wo retmniog dam tor the slandered and outraged a repectable sativa ¥ ., ; 20h fast uit, almost palling to ir 10 th ont or Funland nue 11 canntr waa tho sorb tof the } | 1 ; of sur community.This may be taken as w x ui a tintin a thr \\uforn- Yun Le Tac this sont clan; Awl when PO ihe their fre nds SR very tune they fake à Palo, buste voutroveretaf aps 51m, \"The toml rent sn Hu Prov Sf CHUA ace bd Be tne wr satis, Du the ve pt PAT re Lu os cpmarde, .jo aba ml position M an .«un a well à and ly > .du ne , ; ue cn On ai I 3 tbe measure of latracus of tble prese with cxpatriatel brethren from the materiel things ap.fl tee proapretr mere mover me SCE GE thw ttn big to Ko som irtAbIS EAULE AsstATiS OP ÉNNAT ctiely tl siecs SEULS pop sl no que mate the production of La oigar hed TRUE GOTT I Le ota rage ina quart cup, bint every tine on then per 1rtram Gr brary and unreccwsesy prep mot the bg cetablishes] an Gomany about 142, hoght, which went vaiudd more than respect to Protestants, Perhaps better deal: point of vi we hay w, Ré well an in regard to their Lopetul, \"Paring the past sity fogs might be expected from the True nwther tongue aud faith.It W the restttol wih landed over 5,000 wottlers in Winnipeg.That in 1890s ps bie Montrer.April 18, 1< 02, at arent Modus are Wu coe ty aid in bes thay Wnty years the Germans ACH three fot.The vutiiog of à 0 oper Hiatness ; an a toast 1 ask it to reproduce this roaarchen whit 1 am gong to lay ba fore thee wood beginning for the wemson, Pn, with ge Ÿ .VS Mr.Marhailn states nt gedit ; $ #24 needed aed the Fer [bd the world an the proicton of soar, ! vu has hat prousety Un same letter.Whilst | am at i, 1 with bo demdimwor the Wimon, Hae to hater ctuigration, the Manila Gv ar oni | Cdn he ME Gren wa ah MED ral Lar mas Un he gear Te th ate werheed ap sit CR be bape Lae draw the attention of your readers to TUE MSTEMIAL Aah une Done abat 8 wet pute gent mud nowt {EL ae Up towtd nate of pane, thes Baptist Mie mary Aveount, 1819 Ap rentre itd owe ta el sai fe RSE Gran tuto Los Loam as, La Fhe rent, witht anh ott od th dif.th ia bet th First que D ; ede] PROFS tie stall on that questi, whl cooperate ; rool titenge of A .or Prat Bu, Creme ete or > ho ; Lu dead br ti al tre a ar had The Fest, wg it unten af at ba e great erence there woen the irst question our ConutEymen need ing with the Company, the resuft Las boon that 37 always good-nata wd nest arr i [ILL Unis 8e Ua faae alsin oh ' LS | yh + Be qowcat tie water Le set, few alt time, ae 4e Ü pe theory snd the practive ia the C'hursb of muck Witter in the Uruted States than they do the Micam of cugeation te tie Mates from FE ; ; .N oe hie \u2014_\u2014\u2014 2.and Poattlere\u201d Werc uen lv enter 1508 Laits ha of Le er nt of te weight of bets, Porat Lawton and Like Outer Gothe tent Rome.According to the Catholic Associa- generally in Canada?lat us bere make nse Ontsire A Provin \\ Sotuetiies they hav, 1M Mate ie, su techipga à avec au : a 8 he rm dear Fr CAT Cart the Lot, When te vtt of new Here Cas Box times à HAF rw CATE tou uf fete, thn + 0 the Canmhians of the East aw) ob ht veliting |odeso for tan tion of Canada the Charch of Home does not tit tiom bat At the Neath Wot, ora fret, Tr ted Joo take of sugar becug 950, Which plows * Ete dg de wet led bt, argdike, { 10e preate és ses tune | I | Ï A howe of the West We wul speak fist of Un en 1 cats du un buguer atol etronger mo Loo ee N forbid In theory her followers to read the | : Mew a be or lees ciation ta the a thank our friend Eaward Maraboll for bos bean.: ra.alte ; a SD WO Luan OS RON pere Bible, provided \u201cit is à Cathoile version: \u2014 br 14 u well known fact that the New | Baten from vettain pars of Ontario.but Se mecs pie the situation aor irs it to bu à real rer sn mea ere an ' \" enter agen wo Gen bas bi fa wanes hn than me agit u Le net eu CR Ne ; upleud States form an esnentialls mannfactur- | the bulk of tt wl) ever the pro.advent by nestinge dowu at Lis arias aud 0 3 hu sath ny at hote Carol oat tie tabs os ab the dictée Zrentiin Grrnats.A Worn to um ally Now, thet is just the point on which the mg enn in Fall Bir done, we count oser Vu Lina dwen stopped, This te owing PERI as to lat ntl us head 1 capitis beagtal beth set sath and des as tothe | tet Lad already boon toght md pad for Thr ef lateboor + the Church insists, namely, that whea ber chil a Lured votton aml wood nanfactares 1m To Th stared of the Matin Giovernment.whos 800k Which tn paectu ls the opportiady de CAREC fecte te clan what ho æbsaneet Ve Lust career would ales pr edaee a em fus ae alrse ; TEEN Viet dren read the Bible, they read only the towars thom manufacturing centres of te Fast hax been the firstof the North Wo nt Gores bo ream witching ter to dip ont of is eruspant | à Jett H \\ capo rene at man fart arly wong are 1 red vs prehitale HUr mantes 4 Li Catholic version shereol.\u201d \"This 1a the state.that the Canadians, with their large families, ta take an active interest in the matter.be ff, \"Then, preaentiy, when le dou cache | fr \\ Tr er sel le a 4 th SE] veers ans appert oF te Gomme nt a te Darloagoatens o oar, rime ment of C, A.C.(to use an abbreviation), \u201cHifly »migrate.They do wm order to ution |} ge hi tsonionsly with thin Government, we toye © Prbtlettanls leafing, just hke a greesn } PU rh ete be Mah mate omete rn conn sot the P .FOOTER been ues what ol be tn of their oma wid elaghit 1 - |e \u2019 Yd aile upon him fronts alert wl hk manifests towards 1) atl, tarda th | .Now, let ua see how the practice of priests wiit not nt TY viele at 5 ee WR Lu ath to ueccanplinten grent als al adore then mn wy PE YT fun util ms WHET SL CARB rE a the press 32 4 one vlna, Jo Bnd ae te hep roo dg, Lan answer tothe ont.tthe agree with this teaching.About à year ago à fie Tamms rn OUE Are cae ae vont have ota lished had the Governne 12 tu ot hu thera là wid literally.crave Beeod, Talore ta cal] att ne.La Late 2e ter part ef fie cullivats a, es Pvathothe Dipeitss \"tof Hi, rayé \" * 8 - .po [oR oh 7e a * oe .LS + PA \" \" wi) be | \u201c © \" a hm a .Yaa ' Roman Cathulle revelved à Hible, * à Catho- - Feuoots for Lie etnigration sc neue of 360 Cie raitsas Dern woking 5e parately Ent af whe thinhe she \u201cae Loon to hand pon 'éténent met by the Cathe À eerie en fully nt, DT BS wet mid chatdren, and 1 fants badd da bere ral, an à L'a yor thank the Federal Goverment ould hed tor ly th sn The vite of fat prog rt, rensote Por the past 100 ar Ake wary nthe § pper lie version thereof,\u201d as is was a verslon by our people are three in number Int, the love of ; : Tow thes ba wap Lesa JE, as th 8 Fs th a above 1 wil aagieet a ; ; deal toute go netonsly with this question; ; .wil a BN ve Chere townie wid Glen ds greater ia in any DOS Bane ie andarol a boner bess than Lemuistre de Nacy, which had boen approved fine clothes aniong the present generation: 2, bt Cl Rr at, de There monkey fautes la athe tenet nf te oan aid alee, eR py .Pi i I owenld not Like to say anything which : : ; , art of Canals or Up United Staten.The Gore ov f batoat nomi Lake have ve ane cored on March 13, 1701, by His Eminence Mn.the mmertia of U parents 12rd, the ail dye .à any .- wpankiige they give t iengly tenipite te the storest ut the Inmtarman ard POY tte Slate et ; on ; : » w ; wild iusirats that the Company diag 1 3 8 Cath soe Tent 1 Can fattcèr sr now Luding ont that te.nt boat ts.ares seigneur le Cardinal de Noallles, Acchbiehop * sutrascatiog fiquore, With the se thre with the Federal Government ats each other are exacUy like Vo spa Lathe Teuth 7 and = Doth Bet Leben, veep jambs, the ale Of these bes tn ante beat and kes » Sire tne and the pave of Paria.What did happen * The wife of Vuifoutanate habits, it 1% ts wonder if our farm ter.The G at is in that tes many bitte human clable nu know oi hie Area Jakes the stategiont \"later, | En mb er hd a AS Bae 12 tie sachs me lame this man took that Bible to a priest of thig 11% er Et into bikay cheb wath the murray 37 The it incieard the appropriston ! pot tony then a gut deat RT fy re dann the fro se of Lust Comb an a paras | ra PP a 2S Hat aus Tamer ped Int Pp of thetr Fea parishes, Sponge wore |, Pat ; onde fe y Pi ve wn petting, See Cd the 8 E060 FE Latant duns nen a Tks Die hte or et ut fauter from Gombe la bon lg] : Pt dits fee city snd asked lim If it was good Bible.Vian he Or ne Tec mov ce dia | Gun ua rhage hair te Mare et À ri Ba at et ed i he anne HINES | can laut Bet peared oper ; EE a en The pricat sald It wae not, and added that ber wll coun hal to taux property ad, ae dé aus rt UE ide be te bissce dite, Ce rtatridy ee duserves tole pitied =n at alt vx ne of Lie Nw ah no te rat Preis than aan nt ha hr baeband must throw it loto the lire for fear fualiy, unl: to pay tam tae hs Net rente dent ae apetita are, | have von {00 Mie back and ujland d for bers bata ee WN part Tue PARE : tre tenn Btls Ca Oa RE ' \u2018 it would damn bin.The man did not with wife and eluidreh, take + the 1 af that SU to belr ve, ete tn 1eme wae they ave the ange Bilt as SEE pau lang by Le ru PRET Td be A are renders a ; CU pute et Up Le burn his Bivle, and sure enough he tv the muaptitactinng towns ol the Aunelirais Gljects it sion be we hve, Émas sus, home mn, Patte thang tages tn ab ini ; AN plu Nu | wha on the way of perdition because Fant.tatore bee, À fe and chilien bras fat it item alert firme the premnt tie éode wait Lu [ue ce Wn nef nr ther.Se snd ea * der ge Perabo .he Lean to go to a Protestant charcn, he Te wil Long per boii poadjastol, ated ee Fedral Gacrument, te \u201d rr brn She mh Tan i ena CL PERL Ua ew carne Le ore, slarmed, than ever, Red Hed sill base to aol Ar quete of glu | Fat tions une and this Compatis sat 5 M de AF van take Gnd tee oe agala te her spicitual advieer sud avbed [pue homo.ail of the mit es tes ra, sr ire ee TI ES ere que AS Ih bearer.bot.pacte ten bim what to do ua.on the ciceumstuncon VE tatais santa tes auahe Ma Ghose sed at tie ais nüpplementat, Father, puidiaje, acte abe Mew, Lined Lois, ste! LE mp es - our huaban: 088° 1198 want to burn that clone vf enclin [ATRL bar as to le nT , ; | 1] alin en «bat then, monkey ! so LA nu .Tamale book aud if he continues to gu to a wry ermal atl tr atk bn Lilies tore Hy the Bustos y er pn wll - ee wl chili nat : Lily us + Butte dus 0 tie at a A PLAGUE OF MI 1.+.ee ithe - .+ ri a - = War a Protestant ctiurch, lowve him!\" Now, I am that they did in Canada, Call ite parts, Under the new a vs I h Pr PR ! ry The ~ cu 1th ready bo glve uames and proofs, If need be, After & ume the clublren take a stron fancy wind lune L tueusars Of secs my bee one uta a patter, of mearlel ithe bazar on wel a mn or price tho and hep the mi 1n discussion with Protestants, Roman Catho- [UF stutie meute which dub mot excat an th pavted.Let a be rommbared that it is no Sv who bbe W Germany ot aa dro 0 five saliage or pant the dime show, the theatreand 101 fy ! ; ! ed Mauncl and they Inve ior al) pean?te, fost Ht-0un anlfconee'F1- Cohowal wld re mgr wen dt Jos munt to prove that they possess the Bible [WL CERI fiw fe show: the theater aid en I hr dred | ies we mane Tod tue apres has ie aries in Buea A d'usine ce sf Ch Lee a 1, a ikl 1 mete of the factories tie Dour a ie at trite lm rr thio snd are advieed by thcle Church tu res | fie tome placer the buy mana have comtly EEE Ee le Watt} fie ci Ind vote ofl with; I cme [nda thee a gre Sed Now Brosswek loeuse boone hmler ae a3 Ue AF 0 pe sent ob ToaTIY Bl Hee bent id watch, sad tie wel mih bong\u2019 A eratitying batire is the fact that oo Poe + A Rae A RE fat yea cuis.AC the esd + Ê Lpartare à t sti 4 Tux bnreh.Sel- it, When you swpeal to lau what de vlothing, a go you d?\" bible to be foun 1.at least, & few jewsla They soon land salen Lave Inen three tunes as great _\u2014\u2014\u2014 Wt 4 , - .; hives fre Le Ne marge an .sen hu Thin 1s the centeumal | sh rt fa sd WE EAL | Be SER Si on Tunas ares Eng over by Lasesrre in hls preface to his version \u201cib spart.I would mak suyoud that would ln Tat hn da tt sa the older provinces, n°5 cut we, he.ta uh a a of the four Goapels, ily the way, this version {bt be hula the san A EE tet eng nat North Wont stiles to Quest the American Fok! ve Sos + N of the four Gospols wax at tirat approved by 000 (the, manufa uring cities of tha FS 0nE 0 90 DR a aa it tly in Washington, 10, the |.Eastern States, Jot ne say, for stan.Mane 00 PR te .bo tbe infallible pope and afterwards put In the (joer, rN Thee beautiful aml fourihing me Eau nus 9 Iarge ntulers or nid of the trading Arbutus we the | ais huow that the Bartista all Lut entre o ie SLs ane again put up.atol < it Tr the Lacheat bidder whethe tot, 2 Certs trance 6, Nate ale reported te au the apper ward of witl whi bh they are Les ver a owider area of AU METER Binet, 16 Bot \u201che pg.They breed team the to gx fare tor tines nos sear and produce from fur ta detory als cunt at a Lrtt Ther fav pute tent ut Alentten ps rent f THE OPTLSE ATIEMPT AT MAKING, FFFT «vgn Pratod Stat- was .5 atl om the rn tment of Ag Chatssortr ur Inthe Provins ot ut Laits ar i (Ver Orieuns Po-iyure ) athe Lave Teer ss .any us that ox.\" un the gL ver Valley in south Pa index expuryatoriss by the aame ivfatiible ans from nftren to sixtocn thousan d of $ \\ \\ 9 3 told in a paper pre [LE Le a.Pos ol « bought Lael in the North-W.ot PA CE ; hie: Cn woth nope of sd ne eheote \u20ac ruse, the Pope.In that preface Lasserre -a good Ko.ats n, atd bow mans ace tobe fond Jak rt Lard le NS way be por | ie abn Yella, ' lichigan.ail read dk tee al white Us Fa man Catholic\u2014 states that fo the greatest part avn tem wh an be.[will ne meme erepe ia Matitoba now end then That is the On the etl shoe of Lake Superior, in the Le: : Ulsth tva Cte At an bard wie of France the Gospel la not more kaowa tnan at Ewe hou noes enntry, But shen Matitoha PC icunits of lue Pistrareat 1 ko, rose © perfor Tot det TOR the Foote of grass .the Koran.lhie is corroburated by Aaatols Pov time Lip tre bit \u201c wtf Mutual Base goal ep dis batir than what te Amen À Hloat nes le ot an tadeur tof ai wo Lil wo pe, ; bles * twents à Sh Thue Tait nm Wen te aivar- do Iæroy-Beaulieu, 5504 Roman Cathoie |\"; !\" vis dv itl 1 a ing cog farms to the south ot ns have, wid when it the arbitre the pr that the mo purpose pe g any : ; : | te pe Very, one.the mannfactori « and rented to thea vag fu the genth men who so Mo that sont lar to coun i has Cemd us maby 9 at ; rt \u201cAccué Ps a tir a tu thonks © à Uv wartu + J 9 i i 2 male and female, One way easily imagine dl avered them chose for theme strange ci chur hb.Troe And $e fo ve Pots que à ! .; mie oan nomaver: seaily retort ¢ Me ei hood of nenalits are fer Fudge, | wives, Dio) satin el ter tin the hoctaee work nd time of \u2014\u2014 HAA era! ee en ire à pool of wh tne e after the dax» work, soung men and i Of the die, and a gaed atindance at the V5 vetancs Lael at ET Un Welt ML permit cie nus Nu Uri ; Within he a give a proof of what now assert.ate thrown together, Without the Least { thoroughly practi-al or, speaking by the beter, ter lam Ma He thon 1 the + war oleervations [agi with \u2019 ES When Louls XIV, by the revooation of the Cr reetrant, lout together thew alesis .pc health section \u201cof the series, might be 8 things as.tobacco, that they aught smok.h wan me PVAHIOTE ç ' oo i.Edict of Nantes, io 1675, had expelled from carly visng, gang out im the fronts winter me sured.And mwnnedit was, for Fear distie Hall and abon the siode bind ware that Loman or beady of fren | MIL SAUNT Ris GIVI A DETAILED Mis Tony France eo many thousands of Bible renders, ing.the breakfast taken 10 great Haste in order ta Iowan well filled mt all three lectures and the cloncat ï VK.he paid 1 am Mur Sj of theme ho wp dala the 1 fhe varies att oun 1st have been mad: + Rome could se too plalaly that thie same be in time for work, the cold miners taken hy | attention was h 10 boat I; the at, re ot me sland at, Berptires Lot that Gund can and dove qe oa y nana Lot sigan an Canada, whi by dia.» \"ao attr UI tt pres vers lea peunitinge, mo fa ¥ rite an anufu-tory take all speakera, Don Min dealt with nmiveraits subjects in Bible it hated so much wes too well tm- any ma corner of the planted yot In tho country, and that ft cogld them cincumata mite conmderal ny all the plone The oil man sa thier be bag appoints d tamct bio tol, Tu + ; ; and do nt Wonder if so many of our and thoreighly poptdar etvle, Jeaving, st te mot shake my locks, nd new covers all the gronn 1 iy fave end anthents be see the have 1 yet deceire many wouls, asthe priests piowrty Jl did a very short fe, have did of tue much toa, thor hearers thoronghly we 0) shah my cis sal the mao, and wan a ews tm Go ae a Sh - } 1 aie) \"| .sy.To counteract thls rea! er, they mmption and weukd te «till alive aud healthy | rincted and appropistely paving the wav for Mate fall from the vide\u201d The old man sal | men over ten Which, Whe the pe.Lowiaatt 4 m, | may rhb ard aithongh moral t In Ontar Serer ong pas dors thes parr Fariian after to miennes caused to be printed in 160 at Bordeaux aod find they tension] vu the native oil oat We two pemmitang Do tures of early hindr1 When Dwalk abou the leaves fail from the engi de dc fem a rr! Ww i with the approbation of the Arch of having bevemie slaves in the American manifa- charact r, namely, that Ly Dir, fro Atay command the atimais hide in thear Gy ed Poser to set in the name of Oral gto eu ! 1 ste Ho vbr of oper Loy dare, was, in aon, ronal that city a book entitled: The Now Lea: toricn.Iwn't wonder.I pray ther, reader, it Timms THN The hak val vues Yer.mut th pT MD of AIF sts wr ARES was tr har bor vue nl of te A anal lia a sr ued ent pny ooh 4 Mr.tem of our Lord Jesus CI \u2014transial any Canadians, running eagerly after the rchihde anit that by Dir, NR.Burkett, the .ihe qq ct \u201cie ale Toaban finis, owing be Sen 5 T, Sh OAM} manager, he Company distri from ie Latin into roach by ted American gold dust, have fennd stead the das: cooing Thursday, vn > The by gicne of thie 1.sont the v nt lift on phir thea He bo sam eter aun at lines on! ! wi PAA SE J DCL LR pe fo y , > 7, ce vere of an Anseuteane grave ; organs, ever Cor takodness with wy Ie the bras ope Clash tear prostet vo res (EURE QUSPS a nest pope of brote, and 450 JT ten of 2, glans of Loavenl.Ia this Catholic version of ; i To hin lectnre on the teeth, Dr, Stevenson eov.cote tack, and all who wee mie ming.Mase 1 the roading Is th fats of th ae a Ce hav Le poten He the ugh i.Ale ln, for the deste ob ve red at AUS TAIWAN eae the Gospel Romish doctrines which the Vee they could have lven | (rod we largo s space of groin] a pid well du overs where, patter, Atle ghthe nitrate ge x es fit Ib ee other asm he aadioms uo matin à birdeed me.the fa ov, \u2018 cun lent 8 01 work, JA nm matter ntact.bande The total quanitits of bruts Tie dd was lait 5,00) 0 huts of merantlo stalk nts wher no mani: boon.the perreNiage Of KIEAD «AtERcleal was qn ; fete ve done arc Un fat creator mesd of large ait wal) have been in Europe the jroo MODRDE Je A UE Dur fin wort | 1 ea, Atuyuenots rejected ars plainly expressed at fase canbe in this world, had compress within the thirty-five minutes appar- \"And thas they talked.and the air Team gre Le sit mankind who i rich shoexpense of the evangelloal trate.I will (hey practised economy, contente themelves - entis aliotted to bimeclf, He began with the warm in the badge, lo 1 tnan's hem dono.| SOE wisndorstond they bo quote in French and trandlate fats English with the plain clothing of ane forefathers and ; first evolution of the teeth in inf when the pen bis breast, and he alopt.Then the sun {#8 RL Petr wave in wend ; que .8 few examples among thousands, in which shunnck the exit teachings of whiskey y | eae back, aid blue bird came 0 the lodge and | gap.goo 1 standin, this 1 that ne ! SAL Lt the raw nnn wan Bre conte ger he amd fa re T fl 1 will indionte by Itallc letters the Komish Une millon or 0 of oir countrymen are lost pearance ; their callidd, Nay, pue Cat thinty and the peed, Senpoire wma.by mer |! : Je Eee ele the refineb sx conte per Db, in Montreal.Ta leo 14000 a Moy fie U M y tu Canada, which patriotic men, like Sir As shedding geueraliy between the agen of atx and Fiver called back, * Tam tre: some aud drink.pretation And again 0 the same path, can.MRNA conditions of ER en Ontanes the fact-rent Farham lean work.on Oct, Sas La addition or alterations : A.Macdonald, the great Cartier and others, taclve years, and \u2018their succession by the waco | Aud as the old man siept the marten pasted bev er iii, Verne 17, he save \u2026.| towns which nove the WC 1 bento | and dished up After working 10.5400 tons of lug ta Boke tl 40.* son px reet na mère faimaient, chaque wanted form into a great and powerful Bomi- dars or permanent eth, in number thicty-two, hands above his bead, and he began to grow are cectam things bard to be ands ratounl.who hh | In one van 010 00 amg ten and wom on Ii THERE IS HOPE FOR TME DYSPLFT:C IN THE USE OF PURIFIES TNE av AT tle date of Prof, Rantders\u2019 your, atGuLA THE BOWCLE Rance, un pelerimige à Jerusaem.\u201d His father and nion that we could with pride call onr own.namely, four canine (letter known as ag\" PMAll : streame of water Legan te run ont of his the unie arm dantun-table weest, as tlo vido alae S00 moe flan town were ali A to tea et, 2a, the Farnham tactors was making from NO PURGATIVE a TUTE POR TOBA .:O mother made yearly a pilgronayg to derasalem.se One million Jost * Aud will they ever come back tecth™), eight incisors, Ciabt pre-mulars (hivns- mouth, and acon he wan a snisll masa upon the the othe: Spun e, to ther own dest cin tant tharin a damp ant Aimoet tt 21000 to 25,000 bé, of Egat per JaY.ving + m- aril an En mie a rant as Sa frre tons?Ttis not likely.an the young generation bide a, and twelce mars.\"The locttirer proceed Erentel, with his clothing true green loaves, The puesage quotet he « dark cae i another case the chet was part I ent to noariy two handed men in all, one CURES fina lo the Land thet a vier of Do mies ao mers bave, generally, taken à fancy ws Yaubonm onl oi ro pidiy thee to liaatrate end >xplain tho And then the maiden, keh upan the growl.fepiptiben the.mis tx taken Dann sal Tn a ©] halt working turing the day and the other half Dyspepata Bad Breath Hom! | will stay where thos are.On the other hand, we growth, \u201cclassification, anatomical atrnetnse, teck from ber bosom the mont [roche Mt: operative or in the tnleative god, Judging WF 248 men And Women in & storm with tes ne the meht.The sigar then made was Sour Stomach Gilddiness .and many of the old fulla willing to nerve timnes, ete.together with the actual com.flowers and bid them abont ander the leaves.frog fhe contest, the best erties preter the tat- tatall.One vase of chronie diese aid ulate of exes ont quality, which the maniafac- Heartburn Nervousness 1 Cor ath, 13 * * Prer Int, il sera mauve mais de find man * fonte mablère comme par le fen de ja0 ati\u201c Au come $ to Canada, but they are prevented uni parts of 8 tooth and ita relationship tothe Then she breathed upon them and said © er.The Latin wend senda on may trans [Cube death ensu st from sash conditions, The | turn were selling at 4 conta perth, Professor 30 him be will be raved.but at all vreuts a through from doing #0 by ane uf the two Toliewing rea.Finn hd iawn in a state of health.This was Biv thee ail my virtues and my sweetest breath, 16d either sear, be\" or yon search.The Amn dite end phvaicel wrakmewte which Seunders report centaine à Toast vad of for, Nauses Indigestion fre of prirgarory.Toes iam their children arn unwilling to fullow followed og by te antithesis, disease, its causes, 810 all who would pick thee shall do so upon ae À plie 10 th ngnivaleni Greek worl, Fat nn traite in wavs that ann | mation stent he cont of profuci eo ne Food Rising Low Spirits PRIA Navona nous pas le ponvoir de mener them, they hate to leave them bebind and will prevention, snd gen ral pathology, ending with bended knee.Then the maiden moved away Twonll othr add that it is 8 grave mistake 1% trac dean hardiy be satimated, and it je to be the Vartons tropical conntries, from which 1t © A peer Dragrat beet deep 008 Ar ru agp PUL, HAE Tete nd wiris serré din to which it through the wouis ati over the plains : and ail to mégane the Netiptiren to le the sole 1 Boped the mes ment manctrate din Ontan.wall pears that sugar can be produced for lm than Bu care A.rea Aa fus jt * \u2019 die on the American oil.In the sevond Places exhanative refereher to the aubjre 1 ' ot the peek gs prt dor tamer Mave ie ou the America conlt be persnadad be fallow bade and too well-koownioall - toothache, Tle tho birds sang toler.And wherever she step.fb Fir he Sv prove that the ana it 14 fe taken pan tic other provinces, Wear sla to Jn cents wo M, ant in baw © thom who ABBRLES CANABIAR DEPOT, 64 & 46 LILISARD ST may serre ws in the Goud and Kelp us with Aer their parents, -mouey, the xinews of war ss well lecturer illnntrated hia several points with Llack- Ail nowhere elec, grows the arbutas, necessary first to prove thee things 1.That the sar that à Lill amending the Act so a to have Longht land at moderate prices can mann- TORONTO.DAT.means.\u2018 .\u201c aoû patrition is wanting.board and diagram.ie showed, among oth.- \u2014_\u2014\u2014 Bible eatated) bete Christianity in ats present bring within Che Fa Tory Act mercantile estate facture Muscas mio sugar at CA pet ton, or nt ! \u2014\u2014e BOor.vl.14, ** Ne vons uniserg pas.dans le sacre.The 5 t article will concern the Canadian things, by the latter that the central pair of upp.+ form.2 That Christianity wan apres solely by Bente or stares emplaing fit, et mor people, Lic per 1h, and cll it tor £10 per ton, © Taking fu mariag:.ver ies fncrvidniee.established in the Western Statrs, incisors (front teeth) are larger than the lateral FROM A LOVELY CHRISTIAN, by the reading of the Bible, A That the ot.hin been imtrtuoed inte the Ontario Parliament.(hon « inte conmderation, Mr.Rennders cou REMARKABLE RECORD, overs ualte Lhe sacramento\u201d marion with un- Ux Voraogre, pre > lo the lateral parr of mer icin sre MR.CUINIQUY'S WARNING, ligation be fonmic] either upon the natnee of To sharable be win Le Le in that cludes that it in tot practicable ta make bect , \u2014 Jades B: ét ê \u2014 larger than the centr ir, 1 \u201ccroena \u201d ot dil itr thie subject tteell oF pou a positive «div mme com- +! \" te ete NE ae AD anger any where at auch à price as will enable the : vis Tara datent! © donnée ane fois aux the 1ncisur tocth are chisel-ahaped and adapted (To the Editor of the Witnews.) wand, i Female employees, and that there closets shal: be operator.without a Lounty, to rmprte with cana | Na Fer pret of the pacte na ay article can The faith which has been once delivered onto the BAD TEMPER UNDER WATER.for cutung the food.The molars, commonig Rin \u2014I4 is not surprising to be told, in vour None of these pointa ean be proven, for the Properly «creme and ventileted.Another mu- sugar, and in view of the improvements taking |\" he! than t \" Kivon Fu able, nec sainte by 1s audition, ; i.known Ar able teeth, ate placed on the jron- cditoriai capacity, (hat von \u2018are at one\" with contrary is the truth, © The aatnee of the sab.prtant provision that every place where place in the quality of the ane, amd in {he pro 1 AUS Riven Net o! 5 ea, 1 the Are not thess corrupt translations, \u201c with CURIOUS EXFRRIESCER OF A PEARL DIYER terior portion of each Jaw : the Lover are ome Me, Chiniqus zu bin new belief, tait àt ie surpris- jret requires only 8 knowledge of the by wt rd ts shail pros Heh cess of manufacture of cane sugar, there aeemate a eh ind orm y i Aen tat i i hie - ; « \u201c den, » se PAPE Bn employs oa of x ™ CROAT 1+ » aged again \u2014 rue posi- She avowed pu of perverting slmplo\" my sere wes eur iia een font al kr he a irper, Which waits ing (hat 8 journal profrasing to be * the only ro- ted ve dte vue pi dt rad to usc these mate Ces auch an aq.TE NO PRORTEST OF THE FEFT STHAR Ixprerne nv evadener of gentine merit, To this severe ple?Ia another letter | rho vo OW magnified by the water, and making à boc-line arrive with rome pain in entting about the age ligions daily,\u201d (sve the tuark,) sbonlt allow ita reaching «of the Charcb, Nor ran w.hunt toa tent ae mar bo reasonable fur the prose.over becoming self-sustaining.The worlds test br.Wiliams\u2019 Pink Fille for Pale Teople hag Eo air \"sna incorrect le the algate, he forone, in vaifcient to make the.skit hears on a ne aie tn showed on the bisck- [ colimng to bo used as à means of Publishing eine fin evph + njining the resting of the 1 ve vation of thei heoith An anton srs pre et FIAT was in 14000 $510,780 been subguttol.with the most gralying reralte autherised version of the Bible ju the Churob quake, spite of the artisan that sharks have board that the molar teth did not tit direct] ; vo all.Kowhere do we tind a proc pt of the weaken peculiar ta fois std of cane sugar 2.228000 tons, Nhonld 135i only a conple of years since thin stort of Rome.Je La Costiue.reer teeny heey a, Mee i a man in rose done upon each other on opening and shiitung YIASPcmy.calumny aud falsehood.; ee Christiane, citer of Ce tons Here nie qutistant drain of be bonnties nou bem paid for the production preparation was find generally advertised, an Montreal, April 8, 1802, Neither is the aight of & large turtle comforting of the Jann, but à little to one sida, ** cepa,\u201d oF On à former Owasion | enceorded in pinching of lo Aprtion or of later ages the reacting of toe Mende ai) das af work, and'emplisare sf giris +1 bect augar be withdrawn, & great reduction in he sstsfaction it has given, conpled with the won.when one does not know exactly what it is, an rotabwranece in the crown of the teeth of one the mask from the face of the arvh-fal iter, aud Apoato! ings.\u201d D spuete the following fr cn 10 storos monkl onty nb therm trae iter the quantity: produced would immediately fol.derfat cnreathat have been pe rtrd through itg \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 the coiling of a sea-wnake aronnd one's legs, Jaw bewg provided to fit into corresponding ~vitemned him out of his own month, and a h of the Clr tian Keligion,™ Tv tne oxta by not only permitting bat recommending low snd thin would lead to higher om vain ali oagenes, have placed 10, Willams\u2019 Pink Fills ag although it has only onc'e hands to bite a dents or hollows in the other theme came exact.would tow state that the poor man foals the fron Rev, W, Wilmers, 8.4 thar hande be eit whal not setnally engaged in suats.hut since the cultieation of sugar cana the head of 1 & mpaistary maticine trade of DEHORNING CATTLE.say the least, unpleasant.A litle Sah 'called Iy into place in the set of chewing.In minular oF remorse in din sot, bt danke.he is im onder tae The wv 1 of ah the Serie vo RADE oR esters, A Hid provient in the ead readily be increased to an alnuset unlimited the Dominion.We mag cite the vase of one hin one of the encmica of the diver, way ihe meinor teeth projected ua y ontward despair aud rather than admit his guilt and crave amen A PU proposed et ix that no women or children shai Cent, the beet sngar industry wonld soon, retail dealer in a single city sa cvidence, De, (To the Editor of the Witwesn.) the stone-tish i .forgivenres, would dé ontant.1 It secma to make ita habitation right under the aml over the corresponding under ones (some.forsivenens, oir uhrepantant, AV 0] wraaBend ur huigeabie ny of the ten Sin, Some time ago in the Witness there pearl-ahell, as it is only whon pking them up thiog in setion like a pair a winaom), Tie are desire 10 repeat his horrible words, ther show in Votre with coran The mot Imzerrtant qa damp, or the mir of which 1a imu vas à number of discumions about the dehorn.that any one Jina heen known to be bitten.{res rangement in loth seta of ted th wan beautifully the cleareat hight the manner of man wlio ened \u201camfing cnt ean atone he necowe '5 and amo\u2019 or any offenaive amet We t v tmpdoved in bas mentere cellare that are later have to be alandened.Dnring the ecanine, Willants link Pilis fret came into prominence her scan of Vel the Mouse of Commons in Canada in Hamilton through the alniost miraculons cure with the Alolished the dnty on raw migar ani aise mate of Mr.John Marahall, after linving been pros \u2026 a À i n cutting, krnd- them: they are the old ateresteped ntterane < none of the haptiem of Infante.the deidiy of \u201cin reformers of Ontaris in Ih effort, amd woald the folloming provision for a Vonnty an beet nonnced tenable by many able phyoui Ing of cattle, and lately an article from the Member will the OF he oy rem pce Prix rates to ai man in cutting, grad, hen Jr the enemies of Christa itech, when the ai onto uk reine end wn | SEITEN tars dn hie afl and wold the Hinve that time the demand for De Williames Huntingdon (leaner appeared, where the my bag nf ahellx, ant hastoned tes the anrface : tramons For taking care of the focth were the pro.endeavor te mislead and contira non-Cathohvs he Tate of Fare momo ton oe eer I whe anal hone fallow be mcs ta ie anbjact, Lies ra eniations and restrictions ae may he Pink Fille in that city has enormonaly increased, i tion of food, preventing thereby dya 10 their false impression of what they do nt che K te imp so 1 thea wretched comditiona cue in enlight.Bevided by Ontoe in Cannel.then way be paid tothe And le still increasing, one retaii Srm, Monee.cœunty constable mid the cows were dehoraed Viitin thin short space of time my hand aid arm per mastication of food, preveuting therely find piand And what they Lave not taken tie Toth mas be muniainel.and he mor mis ot ried Unfar, what must be the state of things Predneers of any ta hat sncat prone th Canals, John À.Barr Co de vi bet Aruggista at had awellen it wish difficultg [could : Preservation of the shape of the face, : fone gta ; a .by having their heads thrust through aban.pet er tein able 10 work For three Eo tantly tonthache.Moat not tnjurione to trate 4 Inquire nto à ot Chat, | A Serqpsrva! {inl yn the ene tha: the mesuing of \u201coc fin some of the other prosumer which have po holt hm bee on hw in Fran Pate comen a York and M a pere having rs ehions nod then hauled out bys rope and days, and auffering intense pain the while.the teeth it wan our modern civilization with ita mas ir hand .20 long with- Soin ve Le ea ps 0e Factors Act any kind We know that mat.| quel (6 ve a Ser 0 nan tenes Shae tr from, or 0 ves since ve lent anything that caus held in about to visit en the unfortunate man ters are mn h worse in the Province of Quetwe, Hox pet 100 bm for each degree or fraction of à degree twenty qe un it hina a factory Act, ia far behind ortrst by poisrisenpe ot + cry degrees thltedly the largest order ever given by s retail For, an we loapn fran dady ex parte he fate his infamous hife deserves, Hla month radia, the rope being faatene to thecow'e Afterwaist Ficarnesl that stayiig down à soupe variable cheta ae much and half - he terth.Children's teeth, espe.* ' | which, the neck taking a sch aronad the api.Hours after à bite will atop any further dis prima of 1 ! .i both oral | ot wimpt chiens of mon, .n all that dees nt com pel vem , ' ° .ie \u2019 a Canada for at of ; ld receive carcfut attention, brnsh- ings, both and written, are simply à tisane © ee, \" wo Ontario, The Quebec Act taken no cognizance Prot Ranndors estimates that the continnation firm in Canada for a fifty cont preparation, Malsvost.The cow was held the hora Viewing at de Dior part at hu expen Sn vite end sors brash.net nceraiing tha oF late Falwhoncs, having\u2019 Kir origin in an.PRET Reese verge, T1 Mani evens à of mercantile establish uta, and in regard te of sich x bounty paid to the prodaeers of Toes This ts simpls the reard à singe retail Arm, dep! iserabis oft 1 jive that Scripture goes 1 pevemes pitch a enlon oo ! bat § den à vi a ote, hile the © rotor me : the Hors the poison.gum Adnita shuld Drush the pret rs ar, vacgedepie uen erable e Porro] to ln on the eonieary.very hmm.cven ih nowt 13 the reinlatione of fact ice mach ram qe he sngar, should lead to the Ie eben of all the pt 3 furmahes réa vide 2 à am andeaw, arely suo! or oO f trange § 1 leant, nig & brush of moder artness, pad, 3 po aire in doete nat, heretics in oy cv on forment, is nt jon ator pore migar now required in Cana, ** wonld reanire yo .dologe could mot take place a « Chrie- the le rc iv nn tiring hag hon curved in the.middie, the longer hair at the hotoriely.The Apostate need not have any ace hare sought to prove their conficting apinise fore of the provines, howeser, fo any that they an annual an dy of about 24.000,00, for the publie, \" - ¢ hat Merits 9 ich the tea country, T felt while working at the bottom , and wa thin end serving to eradicate the fiecenof food loge imaginary fear concerning the action of Catho- fom Neripgute Hence it 1e Impoibie (hy | have recommended several reforms which 1 the Tamers want the horas off their irritability passe away ae mom an the marfemn ie between the Sect m rondnclve to decay.A fia lien in the $ vent of hin demise i ther donot want din Panini a prof Tone and Sree a the ton.Provincial Government have not sren ft tn aarry , A eattie let them d he À h reached again, it fo only reammable to suppose breh seldom or never merved the prirpose, (save in o y oly Chare $10 ortant probleme of saleation, Therefore, it ta jm.SUB.tntario Krchange.Before ou bu an thin ask two uestionss 20d K imarea te a acer Fe Age DAC In care by the.nana) porn ort ee A Er D te) anid ae rame Rat Theat Beste re a rath à J 8 q Reh X rs a va , n ., , .\u2014 .\"| re Fr Pa mr de | SEA STI | En\u201d En ha | Fe ere | Cm eee Bo | really »uxoiydier 2 Can | do + jan cut ol ves horne,\u2014 heen, that wh ' t d imarily to (wo cause, irritation .3 ; .4 es ., .every coll that was to be brought up victont ee a dr on a orn living nerve or the preaeice of & dead or How to hin worldly nutives and impions ambi.Mentvoal, April 11, 1993, 1 have read General Cnater's theory that the -want ik» AA without ir the horns cut of.I think for the lifeline held ton tight or wo slack.bo moet: dying nerve.The fret might be canned by the Hon in & thorn festering in hin side.His porition oe United Ktatea had 0 do with meat-sating Indians, about hres years thers were some oalves Air or tao little, ov nome im inary wrong~lain re of new Alling or other external agency, 14 Jementable but the mercy of Gon hae teen whereas the Canadian tribee are largely Sah.S sired with Vora, offer Ahab there: was O7 (Be part of fiw emior mh bes Ror.will Fi which ase & vinit Jot Erde might a abe, aud i me paras, be world \u201cle ACTION OF QUININE.pate and} have wen ten Them ference N - ffering and sare tha tooth, In ed an, lo ot Indian policy of made : n : 4 searosly one calved with a horn (a ite head, TXT cause the temper to rise, ve tome.Jevinte the mm î like thoee erving * Lord, Lord! and hia chance.An explanation ef the therapentic eftoot of qui- W in the t divin, end bet , RED.tmen breve mn in sigilar way that [| came of dead or dying nerve the dimes ay within ! rine in malaria has been fond.Ro long ag an Te ere real Taken 1 nd thet » fp SAAN was very liste oruelty ued fa cattin on tooth iterlf, the pain being oansed sap.of hearing the bi invitation as weak, Jere WTR, eut the horne, ne I saw it done n8 my father\u2019 fave give ihe ato a A de pire pas nt pi red al the pret.om fer do the trink he hag bad $0 pass since he Itt 1867 Dr, Karl Bins, profemor of Pham, 5 Caneca bal the Rtonies, Blackfeet and many th à 3 Une man held the oall, and another with s crew.Lnt an the mrisoe wen.neared and the dies mnat te applied to tring the contents of the the Church of Rome, Being given ®0 Iymg a1 Bonn, RATS an explanation which wea Jit! other ferer tribea of bnffalo-hnnters, It in in ese questio 7 ss Sharp knife cut off the small grivtie horn fe wright of sir decree), my feelings have gradn.abacems 40 the surface.11 Ieft to itwlf it wonld he conld not refrain from committi himeolf, noticed at the fimo, Tut haa now been signally ine pow, elowe-growing naintance between 3 may make you rich: hed \u201c 1s iseovery of of H A ; Joos theo à minate,and then touched the place ally undergone a change for the better, until by wvrk ile way onward, bo Uhe vreakret part gene- the humiliation niteched tn saving, vince § was confirmed by the 7 of the germ the two races, and in the policy of the Hud- butth will neve revent m * x rocked and pus ont nf the Cathotte Chure malaria.He showed that quinine hydrechiorate, 1 deces.man: A ou Wha a hot iron, whioh your humble servant he time | reached the lakdor, an hac the fore.rally wo palo forms lamp on the gum w well being ton meh for the be of the fallen, An with netitrad or slightly baaie resction, ion strong von y men board de ie ht with he P y Se allowed to hold for tbe men (then à boy &IM® nnacrewed, | hud forgotien furwhat | came koown as » trees, raking, ame bo was not Faithint in hi marre oer ft cannot poison for the Jeriopiaame of Aecrmieaik pot mon, From Titlking Mosqunsh, hy Julian buying SA P oO Li seven years old}.I donot think red up.HI Whitmarsh, in the April Century, fre i, leaving an ugly acar.The be expecied that honor, truthfnloess or decency plants, and greatly hinders many fermenting Faiph, in pan ery Mugarine for March.ates 4 : \u2014\u2014 i , thenld come from him, and Catholim of and prtrescent process, A.Taveran, the dis.+ deborbioy of thet ps Pre hote] Tox LATE Grernar.Mrion wag mater Kolures Re PRO Jellintives ih te A, Holy Church can afford to bo charitable and corner of the [\"asmodium malarie, han de.\u2014\u2014 Its uses are many and 80 are its friends ; ond) y Cod t 4: ieeralle Qnd ion) monstrated that thin organism (i trom .es I bave the mark of an ex horn on that architecinrel manstrosity in Washingbon anrface, nt for the mot I pial wae the Fo ee BE ame oe pu Men me pie a Tieonttrated that thie Co be pears trom A maior Ave of the telephone fa re- for where it is once used it is always used.To na.k of my head to this day, having been known ae the Pension Bureati, The story gore, any cemnece.Hevonelte f À edt \u201cKate Field\u201d telln 11, that the General once tonk tion of tartar caneing the teeth dev Manoanzt Davtov, tering of quinine, and that aninive, permitted ported from v director of the com- ay te a re little boy, Phil Hherkdan to merite bnlkding.Ant saket Se aie waa\u2019 the ire remedy.We doubt if even O'Connell himself cori | t upon it directly, killa it.- Anglish Me rany, th ix mid, gave orders to his mbordinates clean house : vithout it i .it does lod satide loc that 8 herd of jim what he thonght of it, « Wel Meigs,\u201d re: Pecple with yellow teoth shonld never try do have faced such & sorrent of pure scolding as the | Tet him know Theneres the Emperor or me: to LL us sheer folly, since res.À few years ago when ie 1 General Sheridan, * thers is only ane ob.wah off the yellow an it entanitod ail Shrug the bern of the Cabinet were ng throngh the ndley and ad Cortachy Castle, Forfarahi 1 î A r : ae of x 1 by Mise Findley \u201cLove.There is not a vestige of reasoning in j 9 wire, in which care the director listened to Uhr ir ; ; : 2ow the fases bord of Black la a park thas | ti Ge tte 1 Areproot 948 that?\" oct A pr TY avy part of it.| Children Cry for Pitcher\u2019s Castoria, IS in bie the work twice as fast and twice as well, | ; 4 TIE MONTREAL WEEKLY WITNESS, Apri 27, 1892, \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 - \u2014 ne \u2014\u2014me \" r= \u2014 prete pret me \u2014 - wo par rer Pre expenditure in improving the rural bat.succeed spaws.The very oblldres are be.| deposits without interest, had increased The Militia Department was also turned lato the larger cities at the expense of the cous tain districts by Order ls-Osuncli, were pre- HEQUEL TO A DUEL.talioss.Me should be supported in hls coming esger gamblers asd are even sot | K322,619 and laterest bearing deposits had 4 means of brillsg conetityenoles.The claimed sa such.No active measures have ADVERTISING RATES.WEEKLY WITSE NN -d'a0uel aeirertiocments, Fe, \u2018 ate aud large tra anal wiveeton.g fut Une; § wontha int hue Farwa bs 0° iusertesd for le a word pee Usaoetion.DALY WITNENS.-10c per Hudifirat marrtion, and De por Line each œabééquent inertia.Ut Teor LARS Tig, double rats Contracts on fevorsble terme # Employment Wanted, ituatioua Vacant,\u201d ete, 10 per insertion, Up to 1 wurde Mour3 must accus pang onder.Births aud Death, Bh: per innertion;: Marriages.300.{Then must be authenticated by the nawe sod slires of the bouder) Inserted without change fur muhmcrie ors All obituaries with poetry, 30c o Lie, gale wea: sure.Muucy 10 acoutapany dutices.rutracts peyahle quarterly io advanze.Five © tbe minimum Guster of hues for wbuh an adsertisamont is charge \u2014\u2014 SURSCRIPTION RATES.ALL IN ADVANGE, .8.0 Les Baily Witness Weekly Witness Northern Message \u201d \u201c 20.90 \u2014\u2014 All the shove papers eat (res of postage Lo the Domtuico aoû Y'nit-d Mates.Foc Neutoundiasd add 5 prr apnurs («postage 93 © Weekly Witnren: *Noribers Mossscuger' wid Di (rt Entans mù $L Las portage 00\" We s or Ureat Brita or Wuvree.*Norbera unger add 28, \u201cDay Wiaem NW.pr iv à put office Latter, 8410 protevts the silos sa vit.ce vélers cau be sides) at the To Slo dic add t glo x The A Unpgauy aim te boo for and IO dur vn Mates an truet by EO NY ue valet ot À tug to Bate yor adi ofice to snotber, adinas as weil salvertuuug .Jus Montreal » When stamps arr sent te make «pare miteance, (he only deneminutions ve will accept are À and 3 cents The Witness.WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1392.THE MILITIA DEPARTMENT.Sir Charles Dilke, who has made a special study of the military defence of the Empire, bavisg visited all the colonies and dep-a dencies, and examined the case of eh on the spot, bas come te the conclusion that thers is ouly one part of the Emplre which is inde fensible, and that is the Dominion of l'enada.British North America, that le Canada aad Newfoundland, would, in case of a war bs.twee (ireat Britain and the United States, be con.uered quickly by the latter in spite of ali that the former could do.It te not easy toconquer and subjugate an Anglo Saxon people.The thing hes never been done.sad though we do not say it is impossible, we do think that the task, first, of downing, sod theo of holding down ao Aoglo-3azon people | would be too costly and too exhausting for he wealthiest and most resontosful pso- plo, even of their own race.Cana.diaps could never be convinced thst they were hopelessly beaten.and lt would go bard if with General Wiater's ald we could not in the long run keep our boid of this country, Rat our defence will never be in solentific military frontiers, in fortltcs- tions, in guns or la any outcome whatever of militarism, but in the character of our peopie themselves.If we could only check tae exodus of native Canadisas to the Uaited States, if we could only keep ali Cavadas capable and onergetic sons at home, thelr presence would be worth more than all that military spirit could produce in the shaps of defence works a hundred times over.What was true of the patriarch of the tribe lo the early history of Israel la true of the nation of today: As arrows in the baod of a mighty mas ; to are chlidren of the youth Happy is the man that hath hls quiver fall of them : they shall not be ashemed, bat they shall speak with the enemies in the gate.Experience has proved that Canada's sna who move to the United States have Cansda enthroned in their hearts, and that when she ls threatened ttey throw everythlag op lo order to fly to her defence.There £a solld comfort in this thought when we remomber the miltloos of Canadians now ie the United States.But what about those who have bess naturalized there, and still more what about ibeir sons and grandsons ?Faithful as Cane- dians are,they must be kept at home if Cansde is to be safe or to be worth saving, Ifwe cannot keep them st home, a Chinese wall, bristling with great gues, from Nt, Andrews to New Westminater, would avail ua nothing.British svidiers had possession of the United States at the time of the Revolation, but they were po math for men who were defending thelr beartas.In the Civil War, the Fede: ral cause bad all the mors foroes behind it, and it was à Northern people fighting agalast a Southern people.While Canadisns are strong an a people they have nothing to gels and everything to lose in beglening » game of militarism oo this contisent.Cansds is aot rich ssough to play at this game with the United States, which, if the plsy got exalt lag, could make ten moves for every one that Casada could make.Kuro, ; is a vast armed camp at the present time and the nations are becoming exbsusted by the drain upon thelr ressuroes, caused by militarism.It bogies te look as Uf they weuld be compelled to go to war in order to get tt over and get rid of the crushing militacy burdens, Young oations like the United States and Canada need all their means to davslop the natural resources of thelr countries.They have neither lives nor mosey to throw away uponthe game of war, not #0 epesk of mere militarism, It ie te be hoped, therefore, that the great stir thet is being made in the Miiitls Department will nov iavolve any extre outlay of either the nation\u2019s emergy sad strength or of its mosey upon sew devslep.ments of the military systems.Our was who are our reel and only defence ars being drives from the country by the heavy burdeas isid upon commerce, sgricultare and lebor by « facal policy meant to enrich a few who will be enable to defend thelr own property in cese of war.Tolay on tbe people who remain fresh but - dons, in order to make à false show of strength which does not exiet, de foiiy.If the intention of She Government la merely to make à better wae of the moneys now expended, the propessl lan good one, Glemersl [Herbert's reports, which ehow that the miliary funds, lke all the others, were oetruptly weated, la order to verre the political ends of the Clevernment of the day, and bolster vp its power, make Ît msaileet that there la peed for reform lu the Militle Department, which, under the administra tion of Sir Adolphe Caron, beceme rotten.Camp after camp Was choses, for no other porpnre than to cause expeoditure le favored comstituencier, The money tans wasted was sorely needed is other ways, Uenerai Herbert lo [a faver ef atriet esenomy end of à pendent application of a greater share of dhe * either body or mind of grows up people ready | , impelled Mr.Mowst, the veteran premier of , with the F {ly to the men who do mot criticise ov.: ermmeot methods however oorcupt, bat | to be supported for his bold course, which is | a Gttlog ous for a soldier.Any monsy that purposes, which sre manifestly Loasst sad oalcuiated to serve the country.It must be pleasant bo friends of Cioneral Ntrange, 62 vibcer whe did ao much for the Ussadiss artillery, to bear it praised in Gioneral Herbert's cristcism as the inset branch of our service.1» will be remem: bered thas thls erhclent artillery othiosr did not get trom General Middleton any oredit for hia share in the North-West oampelgn.Ueneral Strange, like General Luard, tried te serve the country frankly end faithfully, aad like the latter recelved so re- werd, lhe world's rewarde [all genersl- seek bo make hay for thamasives while the suo shines.Ge eral Herbert ought is spent should be spent lu disciplining ss many men ne possible and teachiog them to shoot straight.The great thing is to put as many men as possible through a good training sod inspire in all a fesllng of respons bility for the wollare and safety of the country.The cedet movement is, we are oon- vinced, à very valaable ons, sod if there could be a corps ln connection with every echool io the BDomlnion lt would be well.Nelther too mu.b of the money of the nation mor too mach of the energy sad etreogih of for their life work sbould not be expended upon military aifsles.- A FRESH HONOR.What vearly everyoce, Conservative, Libe ral or ludependent, fecls with regard to Mr.Mackenzie's career, ls that sbility and is tegrity of a rare character were devoted to the service of the country and that with such intensity ne to sap the toundetions of a strong constitution, end that ao adeyuate retura was made by his country.We ure not sure that this feeling la a right one.Mr.Dackeo:is earned sud was given the confidence, the esteem, and even the love of hundreds of thousands of the people, end beside such a reward, all tiie wealth and all the titles, and all the cocsldersticu that could have heen bestowed upou bim, but were not, are mere tokens which are es often as not bestowed where nothing la deserved and eothing felt, eves when, on the contrary, little but contenipt hes been deserved.Mr.Mackenzie sacriticed bia private means, in which he was never rich, av well as his abilities, which were beyond price, upon his country, sod he declined, from a «anse of duty aa Well as of self tespect, titles which be thought tended to create distinction where no ditterences exlet and where none should exist, aod which are wot bestowed by the people.All the more, judging from the exprossloos of opinions from all juarters of i the people feel that ot for his sske but for their own vindication, tome mark of publie | honor sbould be paid his memory.It wes probably some such redectlon os this that the I\u2019tovince of Untarlo, the lsat remainlog link which unites the Dominion of Canada United Canadas, to suggest to Sir Jobo Thompson that @ state funeral might well be undertaken by the Dominion Government, ol which Mr.Slackenzie was once premier, and by the Do- micioco Parliament, of which he was aod bad long been a member.The leader of the House of Commons merely replied that the Hotes would adjoura où the day of the funersl of Mr.Mackenzie, There was not even am expression of regret, that such a mark cf recognition of the services of Mr.Macken:ie sa hed been asked for was agsinat precedent, If it was against precedent, of could aot for some other reason be offered.such treatment was perhaps the highest honor which auch men ae compote the Domia- | ton \u2018.overument could show to à career of virtue, whose whole record condemns teem.ine people of Canads, sven a large minority of the Conservativ re, we are certain, anxlous to hoaor tuemaelves by doing sll tte honor they can ta the memory of the ! worthiest 800 Canada bas yet been served by in bigh station, but probably Nir John Thompeon and the mejority of his colleagues | represent rightiy the uppermost element in political life at present, that which shields corrupt ministers from exposure and shame- lessiy Uribes voters with pubilc greats.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY.Some months sgo tbe [.ouislans State elec: tions ware looked forward to by all the people throughout the whole United States with hardly less interest than the Presidential olec- tion.This was owing to the fact that at that time a tremendous struggle wea belng carried on between the good and bad elements of the State aver the lottery evil.The Louisiana State Lottery haa for a long period been a source of demoralization to the people, not only of Loulsiania, but of the whole Uaited States, and even Cunsdisus sufivred by it.In the offices of respectable brokers in this city the tickets of the gambling instl- tution wers handled freely and apperently without any sense of shame, The Lottery Company, which bas made millions out of this running sore of the country, tried to bribe the State with a eubeldy of millions, and the authorities and people with priveta bribes to reaew the charter of the latter, which expires this year or next, The best elements of the State, beaded by the Goversor, opposed the lottery with all their might, and in the battie they had the moral assistance of the pabliclets sad newspapers of ail the other States.The Democratio party, which is, of course, (a a great majority in [oulsians, was reat stander by this fesue.Two tickets were put up, sad the lottery (scticn, of coarse, captured the machine, which always seems to fall isto the worst hands.Their tioket consequently had a majority vote of the party delegates, but the autl-lottery faction die- puted the election of the delegates sud finally secured the decision of a referee or arbitrator in ita favor as the othiolatly elected Demo.oretic tioket for tbe etate.A decislon of the Supreme Court, which closed the Uaited States malls egainet lottery matter, com: bined with the universal public outery against the evil, desit practically with the evil, while the politionl struggle was at iw holght.The Demooratio factions carried on the fight, bat the decision ageiest the lottery and its oollapes, fer (ta bust nous bas elooe bess almost nil, worked is favor of the sntilotery \u201cparty, aad though, as tbe telegrams show, She oon.a¥tutionsl smeadments, ose of which was in tegatd te the lottery, had been lost sight of, presumably because the lottery question had, La fact, become a dead issue, yot the aati: lottery porty has apparently bees eas tained.The Lottery amendment voted upon was, of course, voted down.The struggle against this gigsatlo evil is Loulsless, and the final victory constitutes n triumph for good morale le the United Blates acd they bave probably strengthened the moral stamina of the people who have takes part in the struggle.The Quebse Government hes, we are glad to see, tohon the right course (a regard to the private lotteries which have sprvog up like mushrooms under the sbade of thet great legalised gambling dea the Quebec latterg.The private lotteries are all to be proceeded agalast and stamped out, That de right, but the (lovernment should not spare the parent of them all while | exterminating the oftapring.Oce-epswa of the reptile may bo tredden out of existence, | #h746.tiog vp their owu gambliog establishmonts, wodelied, of course, upon the l'eo- vicial and private lotteriss.The tiov- srement is aid to be considering whether to do sway with the Provincial ous.It cer- taloly should do eo, 3s according to the state: ments of ministers to the promoters of that entorprise It is legally withia thelr power to recall the licemss glien them.We caunol understand bow Messrs, Hall and SicIntosh can retain thelr places ia a Government which sanctions gambling.They should lustet upon the government uslag its utmost powers for the destruction of shia evil or resign from a Loversment which ls willing to sanction and maintaln a mosopoly of such a demoralizing character.pr YOU'RE ANOTHEL, We bave aurely heard enough of the you're another argument in delence of political rascals, Whoa the Ottawa rascals found themselves, as appeared, hopelessly ruined by Me.Tarte'n revelations thoy started a diversion by making charges against Sr.Mercier which proved complotely etloctive for the time being, Erring Liberals are, it appears, far more vulnerable than erring Conservatives, their aupportors being less case bardesed to accusations of moral corruption, The Conservatives found thelr crimes washed away in the olos of Messrs.Mercier avd Pacaud.weahed themselves In the fact that the proceedings agslost them originated at Ut tewa and positively admired themselves after the ablation, aithough how the sina of the Ottawa rascals coull make those of the (quebec rascals suy jess can only be seen by themeelves, The Liberals, worsted in the firet bout, bring new charges against the Ottawa rascals, whereupon the L'onservatives commence the long promised but long delayed prosscution of the (uebec ras cals, declaring, however, that tho one event has no conuection with the other.And the same ailly modes of defence are repeated, Sir Adolphe Caron la to be presumed innocent because his accusers, or some one io thelr party or once sliled to their party, ls guilty, Oo the other hand, the prosecu- - tions agalnet Mr.Mercler are proclaimed to be mere bluff because they origi: pate, or are supposed to originate, with persons Interested in the defence of Nir Adolphe, as though they might have besa expected, in case of guilt, to have originated with the culprits political frieads.Ose paper is grandly indignant over the apitefulness of these prosecutions, and calls it kicking an enemy when he ls down.Now, if Mears, Mercier aod Peosad ars down though inso- cent, they ebould welcome en investigation which ought to set them up ageln ; if guilty of malversation of trust it would be obviously a failure of duty for the Government wot to prosecute them, the more so as this crime has | become, by reason of impunity, very common and very unblushing.Sach a fallure would probably be used by these very complainers .as proof that they did not themselves belleve - in the grave crimes which they had alleged agairet thelr opponents, lf the Mercierltes thick their prosscutors rascals let than: prosecute them in like manner.They ows that much to their country, bat let them not think to escape from their own condemnation by bringing their enemies into it.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.The Easter holidays caused a break in the continuity of business and the nearness of navigation has led to a suapeusion of all bat necessary shipments, so that advantage may be taken of the reduction in rates.The rapidity with which the snow dleappeared, although slightly offset by a continuance of cold weather up to the past few days, will no doubt be shortly followed by increased activity.The tinascial sitaation bere shows no Important change.liemittances are rs- ported to be improving, cali lonne are at about $ percent, and mercantile paper at from li to 7 percent, accordiag to name and date.We have to notice n most important legs] de claion In the case of Beadmore ve.l'iokerton respecting promissory notes to the amount of In brief, the decision ia that the debtor cannot take advantage of the fact that all his notes {all due immediately upon bis inaolvency, in pleading prescription.That rule is for the benefit of the creditor and sot But more important otill is the ruling that insolvency hea the effect of Interruption prescription, the avign- for that of the debtor.ment baving the nature of a judicial demand.The consequence of this le that no debt of ao insolvent is prescribed at the expiration ot five years, but recourse ruos for thirty years.We do not know if the judgment will be appealed from, There bas been no change la the bank of Eogland rate, which cemsins at 2, percent, The bank galaed 160,000 on balance on Thursday and reports a goin of £72,000 in specie for the month.Sterling here la quiet, and Io Now York firm.It is atated that a shipment of from $1,000, 000 to $2,000,000 In gold will take place today from New York, bills being difficult to There has not besa the same activity on the lool stack market thig week, but le has by no means been featureless.Itlobellen stock bas advanced some thirty polots within the past three months, touching 83, while City Ges advanced during the week from 206 The Clearing House returns are as with the street rate at 14.obtain, to 215, follows : 1 Total for week ending April 21.$9,517.16 Cleariugs.Balances, $1,004.90 Car.weck of 1891.dean 8.736,055 Cor.week of (¥90,.wo 8.900,178 Car, week of 1480.0001000 » 7.116505 1.0000 Tbe Domision note circulation showed an Increass during the month of March of $27, 250, and stood at $16,213,725, showing, after deducting the amount held by the banks, nearly $6,000,000 in actual ciroulation, mak- log « total ciroulstion of over $38,000,000 of bank and Goveromens ncbes, la addition to at lonet $3,000,000 or $4,000,000 of United States notes, It may be noticed that the Commercial bask of Manitoba hee declared a dividend of 34 percent for the current boll year.paysble on May 16 mort, It may also be noticed as {adicating the eater.prise of our (ar western capital that the ban- kere of Winnipeg have formed themselves lute a section of tbe Cauadian Bankers' Association.The statement of the backs for the month of March, which oame to hand late ou Tharsday, reflects the continued este in the money market, while giving indications of sn improve: ment in business.There wes su increase on the paid-up capital of $15,876 and an increase in the Reserve Fund of $17,341, while the amount of aasets over ilabilities has incressed to the extent of $000,044, the total amount of vosote over liabilities standing at $33,056,947, There was a decrease in the note circulation of $977,060, which ls acoounted for by the deoresss in the notes and cheques of other | beaks, oe that as the end of the month there wee probably 6 larger amoust of clroula- ton le the hands of the public thas ab The balances due ! te Beitioh correspondents had iacreneod to the extent of $1,167,331, dus, ao doubt, le pard to the banke using their credit on ac- the end of February.count of the low rate for money ln the Lou- don market.At the came time our benke had reduced their credit belamoss with Hritieh banke te the extent of $2,334,084, thews two amounte having been weed in mek.ing sdvances to meet spring payments of the wholesale houses, snd interest en Government bus as long ae the parent remalas spaws will loans, Publiée doposite on demand, that is, The Mercieritos in thelr turn | | increased $1:30,138.There was a small de , crease of bank deposits with other Canadian ! banks, those banks which keep thelr reserves with the larger banking Inoti- tutions having drawn upon such deposits to the extent of $83.515, no doubt to mess the demands of thelr customers for dlsvouate.The amount dus by Cansdian banks $0 banks ; 18 loreigu countries, that le, to baake in the | United States decreased 863,612, aad steed atthe insignifiant figure of $110,634, while ! the Indebtedness of our foreign sgeate bad in- * croassd $552 515 In our favor and stood at $15,165,655, showing » steady Increase from year to year.Call loans had increased to the extent of 8155,047 and stood ad $14,903,209, ! while current loans had increased $4,530,274, , Lodicatiog not only increased advances te importers, but also, no doubt, a eonsid.arable amount of renewals.(verdue debs had increased 37,316, » small amouat in view Ï of the above Increase in the current loans.\"The amount of specie had increased $105,189 i and stood at $6,105,157, an Increase probably due %0 the socumulation of Canadian silver in the vaults of the banks usual before the opening of navigation, Domlolon notes i showed only a difference of n few thousand dollars and stood at $10,554,735.Altogether the statement seems strong, but does not call for any special elucidation.It may be noted, however, that while there was a small falling off In the circulstion, the greatest amoant of circulation during the month of March was over $-00,000 above the highest polos ia February, baving reached $:43, td.Ahacat ot hoy thre .aed taht Be a The Lusvanot tie won Was iat Hppor doen at the tie Hed + abiricax and laughter teem hee ow totais and Doit bot ban teh + rase LS Vet leak Onc bor lap dag the dad bats, SALI HOIE I sar to of, As min ae NE unfort « Watan saw her booosnd shen to ent her out Un sat.hack ug at 18 several Me.Rol rien sprang t \u201cht lee ann, n bappe td te He tata.vues slaty abel bre they der woutots are that eh will wi tal Ltt UH mj + th na with the grag bitin t a 1 Lee left der ana dow physi al condo 0 Wear bon TR Ah Beetle yor geet Was ae | Slant abies alimed fin sytupt one RRR come NYA gx a Le mE>T = « stna Slauley.Nomarteul Fnigiea.boocarcphteut Liditle t Naphe Sabai Haversers * Mueh ado bout nothing.\u2014 Cotwiaptinople.Chicago, Vhamen.A bene.Noa: thler.1th.Live, CUKKREST ANSWERS RECEIVED Cure tatemer te pussles No 15 have bren received Prvan Harold J.Lav re 8, Alice saut, Jean Con - vu WOR and 3 Herhwet, PRIZE COMPETITION Taneprior am) disappolntonnt we Lave Hobli ube thst tol ole parfcui set uf sewers bee Mra) CHINESE SCHL Li, winter heis up early and out on the road, watching for the carts or litters carrying travellers to and from the greut cities, He hails the occupant with the cry, ** Venerable sir, venerablerir, give men cash I\" Itdoes not matter whether the traveller la old or young ; ke calls Lim old, ss any other mode of address would not be respectful.Verhepa the traveller «loen not give at once.Then tk.boy rune ahead, drops on his knees for mn irntant, knocks his hiesd to the ground, ard, scrambling to his tect again, rune after the cert with the same cry aa before, The greater part of the year the little begqur is cuil only fn & suit of brown which nature hay provided.Iielays of theve little follows are sen on all the great roads, What hecomes of them when they get too big to beg, who knows Another boy lives on a farm.He has been cut ln tne epring time, while hie father ta ploughing, digging up the roots of the grain, snd corrying tbem home to burn we fuel.le look up from his work to see the writer, a \u201cforrign devil,\u201d as he would call a», pointing » ** kodak\u201d (photographt: cameras) at Lim, ard so he started for home in a hurry, You can almost see the scared lovk on his sce as he nade the bost time possible to get away, Un a niet day in October you might see this ratio boy climbing some willnw ar clim tree to whip off the leaves, leat, beiog blown of! by the wind, and carritd to suneons else's Jus à, bis family should pot get them for fuel.lo winter when the daye are ehort, he le up long Lafore aunrise, and with a basket an his shoulder will jatrol the rain highway through his village, hunting by the light of the niin for manure.The cold may be intense and he has no mittens ; but he will keep bis hands in his sleeves to warm them, white his cars are protected by ear tabs, made specially to lit them.When he returns home for tis breakfast, abont ten o'cluck, the reom stems Lut litt'e warmer than the air withnat.The windows uf paper, the walls are black with eminke, there is no floor but the ground, sod nu bed to sleep on but one bullt of mad brick, Vet it ia home to him, nud he learna to love it eo well that, theuzh he may wander to far cif lande, be is certain to look back vithe longing gre to the land of his obild- Hocd, and make provision to be buried there, even the ugh he do not himeclf live to return, At New Vear's time, when every Chinese boy, as well as all the rest of the nation, has a grend holiday (lating for months smong the wealthy), you might see a group of lada in front of soe temple playlog at anuttlecock.The game is played by only one at a time, The object of the game is to see how many times tho player, who stands on one foot, van kvock the shutilecock into the air with the other frot without lta once falling to the ground.But the gresteat holid.y of all is his wed.diogdey.Previoustatheidsath of histatoer no boy can be raid to have come of age, yet he comes very pear to being \u2018\u2018twenty-vne\u201d où his wedding day.The boy, though he may not have seen more than twelve or thirteen sum aera, dresses up in long gown reaching neatly to his heels, puts on a hat corresponding te the **stovepipe,\u201d nod walks around anoog the guests with all the digaity of his own gis disther.At the proper time and Place he knecle and ktocks his head to the ground tefore his elders, or in return for presents, Vet he only a boy, after all, snd 1t does not niake à man of hun to marry a kiri whom he hae pever seen before.Life with him, after his wedding day has passed, gres cn very much ne it did before, lia sthil lives at hume, aud the little @'ri who has joined the family se his wile ie in reality the servant or slave of Lin mothar, One nther boy there is whom we must not forget to mention here\u2014the schoet-boy.The farmer Jad gets very litle schooling : the son of a merchant or teacher has n better chance, but L fesr that our boys would regard that chance ar a poor oue.School keeps nearl sll the ycar round, Nundays not excepted, Early in the moruiug, at sunrise, he starts for school snd atays thers until about ten o'clock, when ha goes home for breakfast, after which he comes back aod remslus until suneet, Each boy on his arrival picks his book and begins studylog aloud.As the number of boys increases, so does the poles ; until, when there are tweoty-ive or thirty present, the hobbub caused by so many young Shroste bawling out thelr lessons, one for him- sell, is something fearful.F.very ome has heard how the Chinese boy when he comes forward to recite his lemon first makes a bow to hie teacher, and then, ** backing his book\u201d (turning his hack ao that he shail not see the book}, rattles off at a frost Tate the lesson he has tried to learn.le will repeat the same sentence s doren Vimes, until prompied ; snd it Is remarkable with what esse be glides over some portions which he does not remember well, uniess the tescher pays atrlot attention to business and sharpir onlls a halt at the place where he has e After ail, Chinese boys are not eo very ifferent from some boys we know.De you know any like them, too?Will you not pray that many of thess boys in Chine may learn so love our bleseed Tord Jesus 1\u2014Adapt / From the Boston ** Missionary Hi \" \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PUZZLES No.17, Rom.My fret te In vain, bat rotin prend.¥ second je in feet, bat net in bond, 7 third in in cried, but not In langhed.My foneth be In man.and aloo in daft.we Ah le in tonch, but net in feel, y wii ie in stocking, but nat in heel, My seventh le fn come, tnt not (n depart, My ciphih la In notion, ht not in an, My who ¢ ta what we hall with joy Every one of we, gir! or boy, DIAMOND.* 1.A vowel.3 Partofihe verhioent, 8 À man's ACKING THE VOUK.Poem rent in ust eat in peant of correetne se and Vemtnnes, waa rent by Bab M Wright, Montreal.The us} prise bas heen nuanhd to Andrew A.Beotl, Oshawa, Out.Eashof Love tad two errors Theee Wont ov Serctan Mesto, bavog the Met nmin s corres cue (he flees two, hat with papers sorry leva neat, ane Wat Marta, Ela Campheld avi Foary Sag + 1 Bis Sula k Mian Card kos Arties © Seog ler, Wii = Woeelland.Dal den Cogan MW Vaiks.Blue dane d'uushae, Herbert Voi, Arthug bo 5 Air M smoh and Jentle M arnan.ter thés, 21 tte pe see compote far th pes ibreut Viomue Ass reccesd Lerorable fee trot del the s observed tre rue ul cer J en one tele or the per rly Vany Neut Parkne have oes sent in by the (ols DWM dates Wo Gnome, Gen Brodie W bab iy Sonne, Same MC Wiison, G0 Milne, Ede M.Wright, Lx nuit Metiregor, Andrew A, Scott, Marveret 3.Artbur, Katie Case, Anetin Urahar, Jane Richardeon, Haiy Mail, Midie Wowcand, John M.Uendey, Henry May, Jean Conpland, Karncet MW.Frank Meloevre, Dan M stirling, Agnee K, nes IV he erie rt Yoon ated Arte Lavin «een, IT 34 A Sosswitar SisorLau Fact that the widespread movement ia Germany in favor of Sunday rest receives its greatest support, not from the clergy and church members, but from the business men.This fact is not to the credit of those who ought to hs foremost in every thing lookicg to a Sabbath «beervance, But it is ssid, in extenuation, that the Germon movement lu based upon th aigument instead of the religions that the business men are taking bold of it licoause man's bodily wanta require & day of rest.Hut, upun the sume ground, ministers and churces should help it on.Christianity bas regard to the physical life, Jesus cared for the body.lie urged Sabbath rest because of ite advartages from a mere secular point of view, Iteaides, it ina decided gala when business housse are closed on the Lord's Day.It exerts an educatiog influence upon society, It ladicates respect for the Sabbath.Moreover, the alintinence from work on this day leads to the higher end of Sabbath rest \u2014that is, the spicitual, It given men a charce tn attend the sanctuary, It affords miviaters and Chrlatiaue the desired oppor- tacity to go in and labor among all classes of pe: qi and bring them to the recognition of Sabbath observance ns & day, not only of vessation from their daily work, bat of worship, We muet pros the claims of Sabbath sanctification on the ground of fits neresalty to man's body as well na to hls soul, \u2014Ameorcan Paper, - - Miss Moony, denghter of the well-known evangelist, ts travelling in the Orient.She writes vividly of the scenes and scenery of Keypt.Children Cry for Pitcher*s Castoria, ADVERTISEMENTS.__ AYERS & Sarsaparilla ls superior to ull other prepara- tionsclaiming to be blood-purifiers, irst of all, because the principal ingredient used in it is the extract of genuine Honduras sarsaparilla root, the variety richest in medicinal properties.Also, because Cures Catarrh 4, slew dock, being raised expressly for the Company, is always fresh and of the very best kind, With equal discrimination and care, each of the other ingredients are selected and come pounded.It is THE Superior Medicine because it is always the same in appearance, flavor, and effect, and, being highly concentrated, only small doses are needed.It is, therefore, the most economical blood-purifier in existence.It Cures [hover SCROFULA Pétitine, ani life enjoyable.It searches out all impurities in the system and expels them harmlessly by the natural channels.AYER'S Sarsaparilla ives elasticity to the step, and mparts to the aged and infirm, renewed health, strength, and vitality, AYERS Sarsaparilla eed by Dr.I.C.Ager & Cox, Lowell, Maen.ky all prie) rive $:3 ein Bottles, Bg.Lame, 4.One of plays.8.> oA Wrong risk, 7.4 vowel.Togofenn Cores others, will ours you Pi ) Armin 27, 1892.TUE MONTREAL WEE Vue ur x WI TNESY, \u201ceV \u2014 = JGROLTGE AD LaRTIOLTSRE, (We davis communi suprrience va matters 4 les engu.ries, to vd M, 7 ans df vur evadeie sois be and wddrces, thangs KA oss mis slg Jor paliscadion | NOTES OF A TRIP TO A BEE REGION.Tilbury Centre, seventy-five miles weet of St, Thomas 08 tho line of the Michigan Central llailwey, à place of about siztess hundred inhabitants, is ln the heart of à distslot which is probably second to nome on the American continent as n field for the production of homey.\u2018l'his part of tbe Province of Ontario used to be a kind of ** Dismal Swamp,\u201d but thanks to exteosive dralosge worka carried out by the local Government, it La fast becoming » great and fraitfat ger.den.The climate je much more genial thas any other portion of Ontarlo, except the Niagara District, and it is destined to become « magnificent graciog, dairying, lrult growling and bes-keeplag asction of country, ia fact, \u201ca land flowing with milk and houwey.\u201d I have just bee up thers to take a look around waloly with THR EYE OF A LER KR, and bave alte fallen in love with the locality.1f I wore movable, and fo esearch of a spot t) settle in for the purpose of establishing sn aplary, 1 should *'seck-no-further.\u201d White clover abounds in all the cleared plaes, nod it is the very paradise of bass wood, I called my {arm ** Lindenbank,\u201d in honor of à few fine and couspicuous llnden troce which 1 found on lt.Well, this whole section of country might be titly styled * Lindenlan},\u201d {rom the abuadanov of bass wood timber, Much of it haa been swept away, but thera ate stil! to be found spots where it sboanls.Arouud Woodales, a village 12 miles west of Tilbury, t.\u2018re are stil] thousands of acres of base-wood fu \u201cst va which no axe has «vor been lifted.1.siles white clever and bau.weod, there ls a tulance of spriog and fall dors.The soll iv particularly well adapted for alrike and bockwheat.To crown all, owing to the comparatively mild climate, the wintar problem le more easily solved than in most other parts of the Lominion of Canada, ln Tilbury thers has been recently organized à Bee-Hlive Supply aud Manufactar ing Co, and the main object of my recent visit was to Inspect their premises and work : partly for my own satisfaction as a bec: keejur, and partly to caable me to anwwer enquiries from H'i'ncss correspondents where to got requlaites for operations In the apiary, THE BEFHIVE AND SUPPLY BUSINESS, In various parts of Canada there are hee.keepors of à mechanical turn who, la addition to making thelr own hives and other neces sary \u2018\u2019fixios, have supplisd fellow bee ueepers with there ejuipments.The groat | drawback to this kind of thing bas been that to pre duce the best and cheapest articles re juiresnset of machivery which is too expensive for ordinary bee keepers.A good deal of money has gone from Cauada to the United \u201ctates ia past years for apiarien supplice, and moat of those who deal in thea goods are obliged to send acroes the llnes for certaln articles which they cannot make on their own premisse.The company recently fermed at Tilbury isin a position to manufac: tare a full line of supplies for the spiary.It haa put in $4,000 worth of machinery of the latest and best style, The power to drive it le fornlsbe« by a 40 horse power steam engine, Thia catablisbment has been running for sev- growivg, Allow oo to describe the way of plautiog potatoes.l\u2019lough iu Septomber after the harvest, furrow deep if sod or aubaoil plough ground, ln the spring, mark the lurrows again with a small light plough and crosamark with a narrow coro marker, ~:at.ter fully decomposed mavure over the hills where the potatoes are to be planted, After this festili-ing process is completed caver the manure with about two in:hee of earth, ui a harrow tu do so.I'lant your seed potatoes and cover the rows with a scraper.When the weeds begin tu appear turn your harrow bottom: side up and level the hills, therely dertroylog the weeds and allowing the potato plants to come up.Whea the plant le two lachez high go through the patch with à caltt- vator, ard cuoe more when it is four inches high, Thie will free it from weeds, Naw-a.days the potato-Lug is no longer troubiesoms aud Pasis green cecd not Le used uoless in cases of necessity.\\Vhon tbe plant is well grown take a scraper and bank up the hills.Île careful to shuke of all earth fr.un the plant âteclf, und do Dot cultivate apalo before dig- gg.The malo argument fur the col ani moist suil in profcreuce to the loose, friable, warm and sandy ground, lies ju the resistance wiich tneformer oifers tu drought or protrac tes dry weather \u2014the former soil preserving the juicen which the latter scon loss, Dry westher and sandy acil results io a sparse and stunted crop, while the cool, moist 10am re- tists the action of drought sud the longest stretch of dry weather cen only atfect the crop im perceptibly, \u2014 Prairie Farmer, LIVE STOCK NOTES, Kery so HorsE, cow or abeep with amall, contracted nostrils, They are ous of the best indicators of the vitality and serviceability to be found, A large, fall, open nostril is nure evidence of the tree use of she lunge, and this means batter bleed and more of it À Vurss.Pia gaine in welzht Faster for the sn unt of food than any other far animal.It le always salable, and if for any reason the right buyer does not come ite growth pays its way all the time it is made Into pork, or if à sew, is put to breeding and av made stili more profitable.Hoksés SioPits NE tn be entirely without exercise, Evan when not at work every day ttey ahould have enough to do to call upon the nutritive organs to furnish the waste ce.ceesary to keep the animal in health, If there is bo waste of nutrition it simply remains without change, and le therefore of no account for strength or activity.Fat sometimes re.maine thus, Muscle or strength never does.A fattening anlnial may remain for à long time without chaoge.But sn animel that Le valued for ite strength must be growing stronger or weaker every day.Watanise E7005.\u2014Stock may have au abundance of dry fo xd of toe very best quality and fed to them st regular and proper intecvals of time, but it will ot thrive on thees, unless it has ncosss to water whenever desired, to supply necsassry moisture to the system, as sist digeatlon, snd make pure blood.\u201d Running streams of water cannot be had in every pas ture field, but substitutes can be supplied by artificial means, Weils can be put down, and pumps Introduces! to bring the water up, trcughe can be placed to receive It, sod stock ran be watered at thee troughs, When stock becomes very thirsty, by being kept from water too long » time, there is danger of it drinking too much ; but when it bas nccess to water freyuently, there is no deager of this, Young stock requires watering more frequently than older ones, as it drinke less at à time, Freniva Carve.\u2014The little calf makes {ta appearance about the first of April, It te too expensive to feed {it with milk, but should a im milk.To take the place of butter fat linseed meal jolly should be fed in the proportion of two and a-half pounds, to one Hundred pounds, of skim milk, If it does not ei along well, give Ît n raw egg ocossionally.\u2018hen It begins to chew the cud give it a an all «quantity of whole oats bat keep ap the euprly nf ektm milk with flaxseed.As arin al gete to eating solid food don't ov d Ît so nn to give it a beef tendency.tive it frem the start a dalry tendency, Make its milk pecducer.Feed it In fine clover hay.Also handle the beifer à little whon etill à beiler, Handle har udder so that at her firet miiking she will he accustomed to the operation and not kick over the milker.lfshehass tendency todry up keep on milking her if you get only à fow teacupfuls.If «he will dry ap any vay send her to the block for beef, Crow BRED Picv.\u2014We have found by experience that the best pigs thrive are baif or three quarter bred (the Intter preferred) of any pure stock, that le to say, » good well.shaped, falrly large country sow pat to n thorough -bred hoar, and the feruales of her brood put to another thorongh-bred.The reals of this second croes will be thres.quarter bred of the slre\u2019s strain.A half bred, that ls, the produce of an ordinary ocsntry wow put to à thoroughbred boar, is à ve good thriver alen, We have always foun bowever, that the cross the other way, in which the dsm ls thorough bred, three qoar- ser, or half-bred, snd the sire s common country pig, is by no means aa watistactory.The cross between two thorough Lired strains of any of the known varieties, say Berkehire and Isrge Yorkehirs, ls sometimes good, but on the whole for lending purposes we prefer the cross of a thorongh-bred stratu to à good ordinary country or half-bred.One reason, we think, why it dose mot always succeed In that the two strains, whatever particular ones they may be, are both very closely bred, snd the putting of the two together does not bring that venini property, freahnoss of biood.together, In our experience, mengrels, or halt mongrels when crossed with the shorangh bred, broads, reduce tbe.moat tapldiy fastening pig for making pork, tho: prio not suitable for the showyard or for etud purpores.PREFDINU AP FARM Axtu are, \u2014Atthe Now York Farmers\u2019 Institute as Gouverneur, held recently, Mr.Ives, one of the promisent dalrgmen of the State, laid down the following rules for the brescing ot all animals: - She lat requirement lo, a love (or the business and pacticnlarly for the salmale you are to breed asd rear.This le the fired and mos\\pecessary recuiromens, 2nd, A good, etrong, healthy constitution which will tranemit constitutional vigor, will be sought.I¢ yeu breed from animals having enfeebted romtitutione, you will become stranded.It Is the first reck In the channe!, steer olear of lb Many of ane brighest boys have failed t they have weak conatltutions.The seme law governs ia dumb annals.Ad, À grod disposition, A viclons animal ie uneals, wncertaln and nnprofitable.t:b, Avoid fnhetited tendencies, na io the hrmsa family, Nearly every divense that affects our farm enitmeis le Inherited, and some of these date beck several generations : be very onrela) fu this respect.84h.De ned make extremes.Uniformity In size, color and dieporition, pre- duces the most nearly perient aui ns.Use only the thorouzh-bred oc full blood : males.Never use 8 mongrel tale of any species ; the best will be found none too good, | th.only from the boat; ti selet | which nse good judgment und com:non sense.5th.Heeod in and in very ceustrudy, the practice baa increased the butter yield in \u2018 some breeds in this country very much, bus it has at the same time ce n lose of stamina and cunstitutivual vigor, Cross broeding, when rightly paired, is the safest course and always gives good results, Car uy Rows, \u2014The popular ides fe that | a bug is ragged sud Sough, but a freshly.hatched plz arriviog eo the scene lo à storm or au cxpose1 situation has the chacome | greatly sgniost hls ever boing worth muoh to his owner, having pige come In freexing woather, uliess carefully gaarded against at the proper time, le that the sow In her efforts to protect herself and young is sure, If allowed, to make à deep, troogh like nes, into the bottom of which the ge irreaistibly gravitate, with every probs.Fifty of belog smothered and crushed either at the bottom or against Its steep sides by the awkward or indifferent mother, Krom this | cause alone It often occurs that a fine litt-r of ten or a dozen sprightly, high bred pigs ts re- | duced to two or three before a weak uld, aod what would atberwlse be the yoat's handaome : p 0 a favorite broul enw have aa yulckly gene glimmering, All thle aus zrots tie close watching of sowa due to have thelr pigs come any time within the next few weeks, and ses- fog that they are lo comfortable yuarters, where there sre both shelter aud sunshine, ard oo disturbanoe by other anlinals ; wh west, north aud emat winds cannot bl where rain cannot strike or leak, and where snows that come sometimes so mnlovked fur and with such intensity close upon the must beguiling, balmy days of early springtime: sevingg tu it that howsoever much of nes: and nest material ahs line had before, she do.Fuve env'igh to maken deep, high w now when and after the pige ha and when they wre about tn arrive can ba detinitely told by getting milk from her tests on pressure, which cannot be doneat say pre viova tire, A goed big forkfu! of straw will make all the nest she hea proper use for on such an occasion, snd it should he given s day or two befurehaud eo it will hocome suttiol: ertiy broken up to uot entsngle the mors stupid or feoble pigs.À hoard or rail securely fastened so aa to prevent making the nest directly spainst the walls of the p-n end the poatil.le crushing of the pigs betwesn them ard the sow, generally proves s good investment of tim material.Meddling too uinchafter nvow has made herpest, is not good, but such watchiuloers an gives oppirtuaity for rendering any needed care fs excellent, and not infrejuentiy makes easily pomibie the saving of valuable pigs and sometimes the more valuable mother.\u2014F, 1), Co urn, in Bacier's Gu «Me, en TT vy tA en QUESTIONS As dV ANSWERS (Weiss 4 + DE A Ber at, ire rf Ansuvre and wu! 1 wake Ce .! + tof quil 1 th the name 8 tx taken He } GENI AN' MISMATIF Ju pen, ome tu wih he | cac EM IAM Lux IN \u20ac: reaper Krew wi, enn 1x wo hou ) 1H, PT » y IrotarsoralieL 4 PF Enc el fan of eto) vOS rnd intone cntof the cent pare fur onc x * hit atre Di ne recent aouventre fo Come whe mre prec 10 The scion Chidrot a stary wezing » omy fete cf Int ang 1 Further wlorantien au Had! .ve auswer, \u201cDE! raynor\u201d * Wen, whal are * seppmes ree Taal Yu ew we Cees bi - 1 - Co Tobe vadw rr cen a a es hte NOTICE ve 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