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At Great Expenseythe Commissior have secured the Grand Historical Spectacular Drama.

The Relief of Lucknow

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Produced under the management of Hana & Teale, of Hamilton, Ont., with display of Fire Works sarpassing any~ thing ever seen East cf Toronto. To- gether with numerous other new and original amusements from London ard New York, Superior in every way co the Great Show of 1897.

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Monday, Atigust 15th Sieamer “Jacques Cartier” will leave

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Steam 9a. m. 6 p.m, i ° Amusements of ail kinds will be pro- vided by the comm \tteee. A well stocked Refreshment Booth and Tea Table will be on the grounds, under : ’ ‘te management of W. Pickard & Co. Return Tickets 40 cents, to be had at A.W. Reddin’s Drug dStore, Pickard’s Bakery, and at Wharf, Tea Tickets 2oc 82 Barallion Ban in avtendance.

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A Reluctant Complaint.

The Denver Times tells of a school- boy in that city who has written a iet- ter to the school board which shows that the average American youth cau see a point before he sits down on it. He says: ‘‘Mr. Director—My sister, who is the schoolteacher, whips me every day. Pa and ma told her to whip me oftener than she did the others sc they wouldn’t think she was partial. I write to let you know this is too thin. She is an old maid and gets mad be- cause she can’t get married, and when- ever she gets to feeling that way she larrups me. I hate tosay such things about my sister, but it’s so.’’

Soothing Suggestion.

Johnny bad been playing around the piano and had had a fall.

“What are you bawling about?’ ask- ed Willie contemptuously. ‘‘It was the soft pedal your head hit.’’—Chicago Tribune.

A Polite Obstacle.

An incident reported to have occurred in Japan exhibits an enviable standard of courtesy on the part of the natives of that country which is respectfully scbmitted to that ontraged pedestrian, the wheelman’s victim. An American riding a bicycle in Tokyo accidentally knocked down a venerable native. The aged victim gathered himself together, deferentially approached the rider and humbly begged pardon for being ‘‘in his honorable way.’”’

Acknowledged.

“Ido not claim,’’ said the thought- ful member of the club, ‘‘that the infiu- ence of fashion is entirely harmful. We must adinit that we owe the milliner and dressmaker something. ’’

‘*Goodness, yes!’’ exclaimed the really frivolous member, shuddering. “*.4y account can’t be less than $150.’’ — Brooklyn Life.

The chaffinch is a favorite bird in Germany. It is beautiful and a fine singer. Its various colors are gray or deep blue én the neck, a reddish brown on the breast, white on the wing coverts and blueish black an the tail.

The domesticated Malay cat has a tail that is only about one-half the usual length, and very often it is tied by na- ture in a kind of knot which cannot be straightened ont

When Leyden was besieged by the Spanish aymy in 1574, the city govern- ment issued credit notes on leather.

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marching feet. Nct the brutal noise of amrouni.vp boot+, batrather the soft pit-a pat of moccasins, tor it is natural to sups pose that the dead merch lighter than the living.

The good cergyman was fairly puzzled He said naught to tbem. Had he been as good Catholic as he was g00d Protestant, he would uo donbt have sung a mass for the eculz inthe cellar, Whether the com pany bad had the route for other quar.ere, or whether their term cf service has ex- pired, these spectre troops muster no more. But that they did muster, is a true ae the mutiny act,”

‘Lhe next legend, “The Tryon Light,” is thrown into the dramatie form of a conver- sation between a fellow-drageman of the iceboat between Capes Tormentine and Traverse, and a middle-aged passenger, with a faraway look in his eyes as if he wrote edilivnals fora newspaper :

“Passenger— 1 think, sir, you belong to this coast. Can you give me any infor- mation respecting a strange light that ia sometimes seen On Tryon bar?

Mariner—(J.B.) My name is Bouncer. Jim Bu uncer.

Pass—Pardon me, Mr. Bouncer, I am really wuch interested in the matter from a scientific point of view. Have you ever seen the light yourself?

J.B. Maybe J have and maybe I haven’t It ain’t a thing to speak of.

Pass —Do oblige me. You have your- self seen it?

J.b : Well (seeing its you) I have ecen it. And don’t you go for to see it if

youcan helpit. That light never shows ‘cepting for miscbief, tome widow

woman’s cow slips her calf, or the mack erel won’t sckoo! or something. First time Isee that there light my red mare touk the strapgles, and the next time a sow that I was raising—a Berkshire she was, and nigh on two hundred— choked on apotato, Sam Sinker blemes that un- lucky light for bis wife having twins, ind hin, a poor man. Don’t youack to eee it mister.”

Pass: “Really you excite my curiosity. Pray tell me all about it and when we reach Tom Alleu’s L will stand something shot. What isthe light like?” f

J.B— “Like! Like a ship on the sLoale, ouly her lights burn a kind of blue. A big ship at tbat, for her poris are open and you seethe lights shining throug, kind of misty like. After dark is her time. Warm, muggy weather, when the bar looks uwice as faroftthe land. You know the kind o’ weather, Pilot?”

Pilot—“I knows ’uim,.”

2ud Pass.—“May | be blizzard, but this sa tough yarn.”

J. B.—“Seems to be lving broadside on. Can’t quite mske out her build or rig, but cu kind of see her sheets shivering, —dim Lke—nove of them tant, ana her to’ gailensels and skyscrapers lost in the fog. Teil you what, that there ship is not nay- igated by no mortial crew. She never cleared from no customs house, and hasn't po port of entry ’cept it be Tryon Bar. Lubbers is aboard that — ship. Ao A.B. seaman wouldn’t lay her on that there shoal. Some says they have heard men shouting aboard, but [ never did, Bob Quittles, | im as sails out of St. John—tells me has herd them yell often, and Bob isa ’sponsible man tbat cvuuld not be hired to teli a lie, except about a matier of smuggling or+uch. You have heard of Capting Kidd’: ship, the Flying Dutchman, mister? That’s her. If ite

Sablelsland ani several passengers, hir friends, were all beieved ‘o have been drowoed. At that time, «x eping aehelter but, there was po establ. Bument On the I,Jani, tut it was the hauntof a ga-g cf pirates and ouilaws who it was feared made it the scen+ of their nefarious trads on the many wrecss occurring Ov those Jangerous shoals, Afr the wreck of the Duke's ship, Capt. To. rance,of the29th. was sent to visit the scene of the disas‘er, ard eotering the shel er wes actcnsh’dito e. a-dady eeael writing with hcr hair <triaming anl her dres: clinging to her as if from ihe waves. He accosted her but rhe made nd reply only held up her, left hand from which the third finger was amissing as if cut offand swiftly led him towards a spot on the beach, where she suddenly disapp<ared, Returning tothe shelier he found her there before him writiog as before. Gazing at her fixedly be recognized her as Mrs, Copeland, a Jady well known in AHalifex eociety as the wife of Dr. Copeland, of the Tih. Av*i sh? understood the recognition, she emiled on him, and again holding up her maimed band, agait - disappeared. Greatly disturbed, Cap tain Torrance employed two wreck masters to investigate with the rerutthataring habitually worn by Mra Co; eland, and which was iJentitied ty the other ladies of tbe garrison was found in possession of a Halifax jeweller who had bought it from some sai'ors, The ins e «nce was two plain. Theéunforturate lady had reeched shore alive and had veen murd r d for ber jewellry.

It is pleasant to observe that Sir James Lemoyne dedicated his volume toa brother litterateur, Mr. John Read, showing that jealousies have ro place inthe relations of literary men «f distinction. The volume, which will well repay pe:nsal, may be or dered from the bookrellers.

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Pass : “Why don’t some of you fish r- men put off, and see wha: ut really is?”

J B.: Not any for mr, ihauk ye, equirr, | That bas been dene once 100 often already. I’ve heard my father say that Joey Smitt—you dido’t know Joey, be was afore your time —. but a catawampus was Joey, ~ and he swore be would go off to the lightship, and sample her purser’s rum. He. had atout three cauiks iv him when he eaid it. Men tried to hold bim and asked bim not.

Sut he said he would, And hedid. Shot his dory clean through the breakerg iike currrurree, and about twenty minut afie? &i awful yell Came arhare, and whether Joey was drownded, or tir ghostisses had kceled-hauled him, can’t say. But Jocy never came back, Neither his boat, She was a ‘4 feet keel, epruce, and carried a kedgel’ Anyhow it was al! up with Joey,and you could rot buy no Tryon man to go out there no more,”

D.yinity Student: (who was hauling very feebly, “Really this is a s'ngular abers ration. Suetonius remetke..... ~

Here the ice boat came bump against a floating hummock, and the voyagers ecrambled on board and took tothe oars.”

Space will only al'ow of one more traditicn and that isof the comparatively recent date of 1802. It was told by the} late Sam Slick with all the semblence cf truth, so far as truth cau be applicable to supernatural. A transport laden with furniture belonging to the Duke of Kent father of Her present Majesty, was lost’ on

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