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 'H^mm *;•*•** -K:»^so»*c-t-' l i'» i M l t^ u ^-m â- *'*• •'^•~,^ »ion»tely, and k praver to HmtJ ' niiggion. Boprano voio ler'd favourite c :tany stole in are Bartram Da is feetu y CiariBtmai Er r my poor, ua Do not belie yrcle is singiog- 1 and meroy i lera reconuiled.' ait myfather'ii â€" give me My it voar feet." Myrtle osntit ly, nntil her ms not a faynml SEWS. J of J»pin i« jast nnder 40,- rf:^* ,ffi^il BtatfatloB Marieillm's r*cfdM",l doubled liDce 1870. V" ./ven roonnments in the var- V? "f Italy to Count Cavour, but not JisR"" f Italy ha« sent to King ^.^"^Mvei wooden throne twenty- i"'^L f»monB «nger who .tarted '*^ ha been einging lately in iennft p"' inoceM. "" I- «. are said to form the largeBt ^fiovtrany thing. r 7^ -enibar of the French Legion 1 1='°' • aMldier 29 yeara old, the last P^'j'tbebattle of Trafalgar. ' ne»8 of fcoBtiUties in Uganda ' • ' death of Chambalongo, one of '°'£ri of Biehop Hannington. « French eeagoing torpedo boat If 5 h„ torpedo ttibea with Bucoess '" ing »t the rate of 2U- knots an hour. ""^U V.rchow, son of the faroons " ha3 been made extraordinary 2« of snatomy at the University of La tract of tea land in the neighbor- '^CiDton this year yielded per acre jiousand dollars in tea leaves of the I r french inveatloa la a smoke bomb, 1 "diobo fired into the ranks.of the r'f„ao neea Bmokeless powder, and tier, are only twenty-nine freetraders .ieFrtnah Pdriiament, the remainder of deputies standing up stoutly for the .J Jve home industry creed of the Thiers fkanie there will be hardly any court i^ties in Vienna this season, and no ta balls. » g«** â„¢*°y distinguished ^itjea of that city will spend their winter iSsrliii' li locial bomb threatens to explode in Lliiiby the report that the Emperor, who Ld!to make hU cspixal very gay this will attend the ball of Herr Bieicb- fer, tie banker. Be Italian Admiral Albini thinks that â- I fntare manof-war will have double Eiw8 and a helm at eiich end, so that in it need waste no time in turning kitd. Its sides will be unarmored. â- iuB proclamation suppressing the Chinese kit Bocieties has been published all hughtheStraitsSettlements. Theproperty itbe societies may be disposed of, though [•GoTernmeDts do not desire to cocfiscate I lie lateit rccensemtnt ficures spt down fc( icpnlation of Barlin at 1,173,853, and ^Viecna at 1,110 764 a steady advance ifcg made by both .capitals through addi- i ircm small tc was throughout the two â- pirei. hath ia increasing her field artillery. iiiieito each brigade had eix batteries cf ji: guns each, but new each brigade will re eight batteries of eight guns, or a total ityfcurgnne, instead of forty- eight as licilHtO, ItJB uid that the ti rst thing that the new 'joT^rsment of Brzadid was to send a tele- hm to the Rothschilds asking for their Mmii financial support, and the reply eeived was favorable, and undoubtedly Dnch toward solidifying the new Gov- lint, Tbe main entrance of the Monte CmIo unbliog house, which was closed all sum- ui, vas reopened a week ago. A new rjf, which will be filled with more tables, kubeen added, and the vestibule and smok- iij promenade nave been enlarged, and lifts U't been built to take people up from tAie liilroad. I»oor three years ago the Russian Gov- nment established credit banks for the PJpoie of assisting the owners of large wtM who happened to be pressed for woey. Tne effect has been that the num- W ot mortgaged estates is much greater i»a«ver, and many belonging to high no- "19 «e to be sold this year for nonpayment '"be interest on loans. .THE^SDOFACAMOI. 'SK V" Sir Rbbert BawluMoarlL O B ~^^.~ the fouIwinB striking nlnMw^" ^^ On 1855, 1 »wi milibar;^ t before jSsi known M go back y't^f^!^imm:w^^SS^'S" passed In froti^ *!V»m fWiffi catting the reiaa out ot my fet^ hi^i^^ right arm. Th«d lamy righi-haid tronicn pocket a pmaBtlwrther pii,^ iHth.ttedlS to it wda rittletilvetlali. TJuTiutw bralwd tha strong elot^ of tV picket and my fluinel sUrt. aa abo the crest of the ^!'"j^/'*7" imprwslon was ttot the shot had struck me full in the abdomtti. and that I was cut in two. I fainted and my wound bled copiously, and I was taken to tbe nearest temporary hospitaL Now astothewindof ilu8sh3t. Itcjuld have had nothing to do with my wound. As ex- plained, the shot traversed across the abdo- men and met with nothing solid but the purse and money in my pocket, and the con tact was snffijlent to break the strong oloth of the pocket under the purseâ€" not above it- the flinnel shirt, and the flesh and bone of the pelvis. And remember, so slight must have been the touch of the shot on my clothes that they were not abraded or mark- ed the thin summer coat being perforated, but the outer edge not broken How could the wind perform this freak? The fnll front force of this shot if only 1. 000 feet per seond, would have a striking power of about 40,000 pounds; but, cannoning on me in front, the lorce or blow might be only iqial to a severe b'.ow by a man striking belcw the belt. If this shot had passed ov(r any more solid portion of the body, as the head or the b*ck, sudden dea^n would hava been the result but as it barely tuched the clothes upon the abdomen the (fP.ct was lessened. At all events, I was severely wounded by a forty- two-po uud round shot, and most certainly not by the wind of it and by reason of the grand surgery of the late Sir J imes Fergus- son I am now alive to tell the tale." A medical correspondent qujtes P.of. Sir T. Longmore upon the matter thus: The true explanation of the appearances presented in those cases which were for merly called " wind contusions" appears to rest in the .peculiar direction or degree of obliquity with which the missile has hap- pened to impinge against the yielding and elastic skin, together with the podtion of the internal organs injured between this missile and other hard bubstanoes in their neighborhood. The surface itself is not directly torn or out into, because the im part of the prfj^ctile has not been scffi- ciently direct to tffsct in opening ;but tne parts beneath are crushed by the pressure CO which they have been subjectPd between the combined infiucnce of tne weight and mnmontum of the shot on one side and of some hard resisting substance on the other. There are no cases 1 have^seun or read of, our correspondtnt adds, that C3inn;.t be satis- factorily explained on the theory given above. An OffduiTe Bnfttli whom lia oomes In centaot. It Is a deHakto .matte^tospeakof. |»t it has partJdTot bat loveiB. Bad breath liid inseparable. Dr. Sag*'»C*t4rh j^e worst oases, as thousaMs B^pes|)ni marries it is alwiiys iveB^SiB now, tii tnis Ibe press of Italy is discussing theques- |*a of cipital punishment, which ia at pKa: illegal, cocfinement at hard labor for P 7°« the caximum punishment he- wed bj the Italian Jaws. It is contended ?mny inflaentiiii papers that a return to P«'Ji senteacea ia necessary in view of the IWccreasein murder since the existing "•went into operation. Lj"Pfl^t^liBtecClub of Vienna is ar- l^ttgforan intortiational poa^age 8tam| huT"" '^^" "^= y*"^- " yeaif 189l) I ""tOMen because it will then be just fifty iiJAOBce postaae stamps were introduced, L|^^^'"" since they came into use in li-J" "1^ ten years since the club was \7r " exhibition will take place in M.Tc" Itidustrial Museum- A con- l"-iwcffiyei8organ:z^ngit. Ito.fl^""' l"^°*«"*°r of ch:-mi3try, De fa fB"*^®°"y exhibited before a Ntf^i '"^° Ecitntists several bricks liolid-f f^^"'"'^^^" discovered how rcktm k â-  J ' original process. The pet- hd^th •' " ^â- "'" enon-h to be hand Nte â„¢?"""'"^°"^^^'=°ce, yet soft enough â- ioslT ^l *^ a stou: knife. They burned teiij'"^^ touched with a lighted match. texpj .^' -^ys they are nen-explosive and ^^kl 'â- ^g-^a"=28 for miUtary reoep tfstejj uf^.*"' ^^^® " distinctioa \j^ 2^^"' ' -2u "amall " receptions "=t;ioM ' is available, in the great Jjft"' squadron will accoropauiy the »-3k'f k "' '^*' '"i front of tne carriage •Crfdp V â-  Ti^s 'tti'-a^ «a command ^•'beJ. k^" ^^ *^^° "S^' ^^^ '^^^®^- »ill!)(,g " ^e fortraes, a salute of 38 guns f^j-io .k^ ^^° ^•^'^^^ which the Emperor â- *«?C„* .1".°^^^ P-2"°" 21 guns; for Isra ^nd other reign and the sLue regnla ""«'« to th: Ki,57'i^2gan3; a IWw ° oe observed for foreign rulers ones. Death of an Indiaa Heio. The Indian papers announce the death of LlentenantColonel Henry P. Kirke, 12sh Bengal Native Infantry. This iffiser was presented with a commission for distin- guished service during the Indian Mutiny in 1857. Hli fikldier. Colonel Hinrjr Kitke, served ia IncMa for iqpwttds of forty yean and wl^an his. regiment, the 12th BengatrNsitive Infantry, nmtinied at Jhan- si and Nowgong, he, with f onrteen other Europeans, bad to fly for their lives in the direction of C:;kwnpore. Several suocnmbod from exposure to the intense beat. Colonel Kirke among them. After his father's death 'ie command of the party was given to young Kirke. Of the fourteen who started from Nowgong only fciur survived. For many days young Kirke carried an orphan baby, slung from his shoulders, whom he managed to bring throrgh alive and well. Travelling by night on one occasion the little band was fixed upon from large guns loaded with grape- shot, and though they escaped ix jury they in oonstquenoe lost the road. When daylight appeared Kirke gave a Brahmin a rupee to show them the road he ran away, refusing to help until he received another rupee. Trtter, when jained by more rebels, he struck Kirke'a horse, on which two ladies were riding. The animal reared, and the ladies fell oflf. The rebel ran up to strike th«m Kirke shot him dead through the head. The ither hostile natives turned the dead man over, and the rupees fell out of h's mouth. " Look," they cried, " these Faringhees must have lota of money, for they have loaded tiieirguas with rupees.' And they renewed their attack, untit another of their number being shot they desisted. After many such encounters the four survivors reached » place of safety at Nagode, and young Kirke received his commission m recomition of his services and those of his father. He served almost oontmncusly In India up to the time of his death at Darjeel- Jng on August 23, 1889. rindiuff a BrsaK m a Catle. 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The prlee «t the HIII was $S5.M mnch cheaper tban yonrs, bnt In the end It was a very much dearer MUI. I am satisfied tliat Ir«n Crinders are only snltable for farmers who have a very small amonnt of Cheppins tm do fer their own use. EiW.C^-BBAHmBD. ^ada!â€" ' J.GOMEAU. MAillWAKJ. QUE,, WHITES: Nov. 93rd, "S*. I wonid feel inclined to apelocize for BSt writine sooner had I not been too bnsy, ant my desire t« give the 80lnch Standard XUl a fair irial before wiritinx- laas the mosthaopvta state that I amen, tlrely satlslle^ with the Itulâ€" It is delns splendid work. • Two W*. 3 Iron Grinders as 9I00 EaA. Tbf*«H*.S Iran. nuraea«.t Iran Grtadoa at SSS 00 eadi. all In s««d nrder with new plates. 1' 'J •( « "!• I -i