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THE SEVEN PROVINCES.

British Coiumbia is the largest of the provinces and embraces an area of 382,000 square miles.

Prince E:lward Island is the smallest-— 2,000 square miles.

The smallest of the seven is the most densely populated, having a little over 54 people to the square mile, while the | larg- est is the most sparsely peopled, with a little over three square miles to each per- son.

There is coal in four out of the seven provinces, Nova Scotia being the greatest producer with an output of abont two and a quarter million tons per annum.

British Columbia is the greatest gold producer, the produce of her mines for thirty years having been valued at forty six and a half million dollars.

Nova Scotia has the most valuable fish eries, her annual catch averaging about seven million dollars in value.

Quebec takes the lead in the supply of timber, her output of saw logs amounting to 5,000,000,000 feet board measure, and of square tim ber to three and a quarter million cubic feet.

Ontario is the banner cheese province, the production running up to about eight million dollars.

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GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Wasuatncron, July 20.—At Indian Head to-day another 18-inch Bethlehem Harvey- ized armor-plate was fired at, the test sev- eral weeks ago of a similar big plate hav-

ing resulted in smashing the plate and creating a sensation. To-day’s immense

plate passed practically the same tests satisfactorily, though the plate was cracked somewhat.

Loypon, July 20.—It has been arranged that a division on the evicted tenants’ bill will be taken on Monday next in the House of Commons.

New Lonpon, Conn., July 20.—Southern Connecticut is experiencing the severest drought of any year recorded by the New London weather bureau. There has been no rain of value to the crops since May 27. Last month the fall was less than half an inch, and this month to date not over a quarter of an inch has fallen. All crops are withering away. The grass is burned brown and no amount of water will revive it. The potato crop will hardly pay for the digging. The hay crop just harvested amounts only to 75 per cent. of the average. Vegetable growers in the towns about New Haven have abandoned hope of realizing half the money expended. Pasturage is scarce, and wells are going dry.

Orrawa, July 20.-Dr. Robertson, of Winnipeg, Superintendent of the Presby- terian Missions inthe Northwest was in town to-day en route home. The doctor says that the crops this year are the best since 1883. The slope tothe north and south of Calgary is producing a yield much ahead of the last three years. Dr Robertson says that more than 2,000 people from Nebraska and other States have settled this summe? in the district north of Calgary.

N EWS NOT ES.

The Celtic chair to be established at the Catholic University by the Ancient Order of Hibernians will be given the title of the Daniel O’Connell chair.

What would Fenimore Cooper say if he heard that his favorite Blackfoot Indians had earned upwards of $3,000 by freight- ing and selling coal? Yet, according to the Calgary Herald, they did this “last year, and they now have three mines on the reserve; but the mining is carried on in a primitive fashion. They are putting up new houses with timber taken out at Castile Mountain, and many of the build- ings are painted.

Experiments made in India under the auspices of the health authorities at Cal- cutta indicate that cholera may be pre- vented by vaccination with anti-choleraic virus. In-a village of 200 inhabitants 116 were inoculated with this virus. Out of ten cases of cholera in a recent epidemic in the village, resulting in seven deaths, every one of the perons affected was among those who had not been treated. This may not be cunclusive, but it is very reassuring.

California fruit farmers appear to have suffered quite as mach from the railroad strike as any section of the community. The usual shipment of fruit at this season from the San Jose district is something like two hundred and fifty carloads a day. The main market for this is in the East, and the strike cut it off. The fruit was left on the trees, and it is said that thousands of tons of grapes, apricots, peaches and pears have rotted on the ground, not only in San Jose, but in every fruit growing district of the state. The result is equi :valent to the loss of a harvest.

oe STRAY THOUGHTS,

Donahoe’s Magazine for July.

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Castles ia the air are

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The Queen's Two Names.

It is probable that most of Her Majes- ty’s loyal subjects know the Queen only by her royal title, Victoria, and that such of the remainder of them as are aware that she bears another name and that that is Alexandrina believe that the latter is the second and therefore, in some sense, the inferior name. The well informed, however, knoy, that the Queen's names are Alexandrina Victoria, and asentence or two in a letter of her father, the Duke of Kent, written a couple of months after her christening and sold a few days sinee in Paris, may account for the choice of the second as the principal hame. “Her first name,” the duke wrote, ‘is Alexandrina; Vic- toria, by which name she is always call- ed at home, is her last, being that of her dear mother. The first she bears after her god-father, the Emperor of Russia.” —St. James Gazette.

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A New Jewel.

The newest coats, whether cut with long basques or snipped off into garcon ce seldom fasten across the bust, but are finished at that point with but- ton-holes opposite each other. This is done to give place for a little trinket that has captivated the fancy of woman- kind. An unusually handsome speci men had an exquisite miniature set in : Louis Seize frame of old silver studded with diamonds, the whole pin being about the size of a fifty-cent piece. This fastened over the right hand buttonhole, and from it extended a silver chain that slipped through the opposite hole, knot- ted once about itself and ended in a sil- ver ball completely crystallized with brilliants.

No Sleep for Eighteen Years.

James T. Hightower, leom repairer in the Warsaw, LL, woolen mill, is a hearty, stout, able-bodied man of nearly sixty years, but for the last eighteen years he has never been known tosleep. Te goes regularly to bed, and if out a few hours later of evenings than cus- tomary he experiences the exme sleepy sensation that ordinary mortals do; but no matter how late he remains out, or how many nights in succession, he can- not sleep—he simply rests—and will an- swer any question put to him promptly at any hour of the night. Local physic- iaus have made a study of his case, but are unable to solve the problem.—St. Louis Republic.

How Dehorning Originated,

Dehorning cattle did not originate from fashion as did the docking of hors- es, but from a necessity on the farm, the ranch, the cars and the boat. The gor ing of cattle costs the stock raiser hundreds of dollars annually. Packing for transit on cars is much safer if ani mals are polled or buffalo headed, and when it comes to packing cattle on board ocean cattle boats, the advantage is decidedly perceptible. When « animal with a weapon furnished nature for protection gores anotheffrom pure devilment, asis frequently the case on large cattle ranches, it is natural that the owner should interfere and remove the weapon.—Orange J udd Farmer.

The Quantity Required.

A couple of old stagers in the fish line went off on a fishing jaunt, and when they returned, one of them was telling their experiences.

“By George,” he said, ‘we sew fifty snakes.” Come off!” protested the listener.

“But I tell you we did, and I'll swear to it.”

“And I Say come off,” insisted the listener. ‘You took along only a a of liquor, and I know that it wouk quire at leasta gallon to get you two = towhere you could see that many snakes.”

“ Chastity of Honor.”

Who is the original author of the hrase, ‘‘chastity of honor,” used by rd Rosebery on & recent occasion? Last week I mentioned that it had been used by Lord Beaconsfield. <A corre spondent of mine has now found the same phrase in Burke's “French Revo- lution.” There is nothing very original or remarkable about the words by them- selves, and they might easily be as old as Adam—if Atoes ted spoken English. —London Truth.

Delicate Weighing Bnctunasnnte,

The scales used in the London Min: can show a difference in the weight of a card after s name has been written upon it.

A gold-weighing machine in the Bank of England is so sensitive that a postage stamp dropped on the scale will turn the index on the dial a distance of six inches.

In the Train.

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Life is a Solemn Keality. Remember now and always that life | is noidle dream, but a solemn reality

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