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IIIITII IITHEII LEADERS VISIT KIlIIIiEII` ANI] MAIII I

_ A Lunaticfwho Eats no Lunch.

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A recent article in a Philadelphia

periodical discusses' at-_A length .A personality of George Perm, the gesrtner of J. 1’ie1'p01\_l9i__' Morgan. Mr. rkins, who :sis a_ o man-iof 1 ears o age-w‘ leclizg for this f'l§_i'¢{`iit position by

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Leyds, Fischer, _WesseIs, Wolmarans and Reitz Included- ` i’.'i°.'li4]ii°»'v‘i`ii"

They are Warmly Cheered. it I 1

Boers Shoot a Black fo§___ Qriminal Assault-S:me Balcks Have Rigas-

May Yohe Sail for Argentina-Price 'of' ;0oallHA‘f'_ NOT LOVED Takes Anotheflincp. _ I_ A --- I L

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Brndlee Strong and May Yohe left Lisbon I _ < rants to canada'

to~dny for Argentina under the name of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander.

Advices from South Africa show thatl

the questlonof She Bleek-men is a very, serious one. e I

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_l BOER (HCNERALS VIS]-'l' KRUGKB.

I Uriuicnr, Aug. 20-(Special).-The Boer

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Barr, snot a black who assulted a wnita__1

woman. The British have no such string- I

ent liw and uul~ss the crime is speedily; made a capital one trouble will result. I

NATIVRS NOW PDSSWBS ARMS. .1

Another diillculty is the laziness of the Blacks who have been having a good time I

in the cocci-:n'r ition camps and the fact 18 that many have secured aims while the

."_`f‘FX-PRTEISIDENT STEYN

Of the O.a=1ge Fr;e State.

generais with Leyds. Fischf r, :Wessel3.` Vfoliiiirans, Rein: and ot‘ii-rs arrived on a vis-it to Kruger.

Sp ctators vi-army app`a.uded the Barrel

as they appeared. _

'from Love, Both Dyer Sev-_

SERIOUS TROUBLE WITH BLACKSIN SOUTH e,,t,;-Y»°,a,.Sqf

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mission of Deceased Immig-

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7 LOVE IN OLD AGE.

_ -Hypolite Bautin Strosarge, aged 72 years and Miss Adeline Desharnais, aged 76 were married on Monday.

I They had only known one another three weeks and both declared this is the iii-st

time they ever loved.

‘ ABOUT DISEASED INMIGRANTS.

OTTAWA, Aug. 20,-(Special)-An order

in Council passed preventing the land ing _in Canada of immigrants suffering with

_ eases, even if the immigrant intends pro- ceeding to some other country. ' _

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I NEW YORK STOCKS

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Order in Council Passed Forbrddmg the gem” English phm mm Eng, _,M b, nm”

MAY rom.: AND REB Lovxn. _lBiers returning to their farms are nu- ‘

Aornanssxavirnr, Aug. 20.-(Speelal.)I

lcathsome, dangerous, or infectious dis-i

` American Sugar

Atchison Common Atchison Preferred Brooklyn Rapid Translz Erie ' _ Louisville & Nashville

Parco or 'eos.1._s'rxL1. Ricans _ Manhattan

New Yonii. `Ai§g. 2-3-'Specinl) -The,

wholesale. price of snthracite coal jumped I to $10 a ten fr r stove and Sll foregg aloull- _

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OTTAWNS S MALLPOX.

Oi"l'i\vA, August 19.--Sify Medic!! Health Oil'icerLaw reports that during the year there have been 372 cases off smallpox in Ottawa. There WGN f°\1\' deaths, om; ax, 1 he hosx ival and three be- ing treated 1.1; home." 'l`he¢u.ses Werb 811 of a. mill tvpe. _

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“How many serious family quariels,

marriages out of spite an-'i ¢\lber8f»i0llB of wills mi_ehii»».ve_ been nreveimd by e gentle d-use of pills. Wiih the liver and kidneys sluggish,and Lorbid diges- iiou is impaired and terrmer rlllllbd- Bul nf. curses Kiiigr Iiivgrafluv bg i viizoratiog 1316.005 U ° ‘V °t3‘” ' exhsure iioocl digestion and sound _ health- One pill a dose.25 0¢l¢°%1h°x' 5-|‘

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the wife of A. A. Clay, of a_dau2ht°r. _ United States Steel Common

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Rock Island

Southerti Pacific

St. Paul Union Pacific

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Sept.-Wheat 10; Lora, 535, Oats, --

Pork, $16.25

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Buy and sell stocks on Loudon. New York, Tor Dominion Coal Common

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_ 115 ___1l5_ HUNTBEAI. August 20.»(sp¢¢1*_ I Ca`nadl=inrPaciflc opened in New I

this morning amass. inthe _miaaié sf

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grgxrssfilrli me or _~

of those msdmen who 1-in the middle of.

till mselves with food which

from “illing himself with food” at mld~ _day isfindeed unusual. The belief that

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land they seem_to get away with large!

ayernge man can England, the traditional meals e*

luncheonecalled -“ ilve' o’clock tea,” and

these gastronomic .féatsrof lii|;.British A brother, .the gaunt American only regard unenvious aditllra‘ ` ' tion;

In the earlier editions of his book Sir

Henry advocated “nioderetio‘llf._”?fB¥i’|Iish “moderation” seems to 'mean iee§n'g*not more than four timesfa day, a‘nd"not eating more than four courses for each ‘ meal. But with the ilight' of years,Sir Henry has modified his ideas. He no longer considers it wise for a man to fill himself full up to hisneck. In the

meals a day, instead of live, and still re- tain his health. This is a distinct con- cession. _

Medical writers say that a well-known

English' physician took as his sole nutri- ment, during the last sixteen years of his life, three .pints of milk- daily. Yet on this diet he not only sustained life, I but was able to .perform all the 'duties of his arduous profession. _

How suicidal this would seem to the

average business man in this country. says the “Argonaut” That gentleman rises in the morning; he eats either “mush and milk,” or porridge of some I kind concocted of the new breakfast -I cereals, with thick, clotted cream; be follows this with a couple of eggmiboileil or poached, with ham or bacon; if_he`is Q really l1ung°y,‘he may, perhaps, take ai couple of chops; he will, follow with ii Y large cup of_ coffee, and top __o_ii' _with j, some buckwheat eskesund maple‘sy~rup._ He goes to his oiiice and spends a busy forenoon; at one _o’clock he goes to.. his club or favorite restaurant, and ~

perhaps a.,-sI_iee_of th'e§».joint; I takeav table ora sshd and rlia

In the _Eastern States, _l_1_,e___.-1ii'es in, th'e1_Grest'Pie Belt, he _dnishes hisjunch -I with ie. gin ine iisrker parts of time I New lgngland Pie Zone, pie is eaten' for _ breakfast. _ _ _With this mysterious mass of viands ~ under his belt, the business man goes back to his oflice andendeavors to labor. But mental labor is diilicult when so much digestive labor is thrown upon his organs. He returns to his home at nightfall with a. 'partially digested" 0' luncheon, and there partakes of aheavy dinner. Dinner is the meal of the day. If he is a. prosperous ‘person, it will consist of at least soup, fish, entree, ` vegetables, joint, and dessert. He may I take a. little .red wine with his-dinner, and if he and his wife have an anliiver- sary or abirthday, he 'will add to~it»a little champagne. Then he retires to". his couch, and has bad dreams. He won- delfi whyl 1' ' ri il 1.. I

'e n 'Iorgans pa” ner, w o s'i ‘

lunchleidh in the middle of the dnl; would doubtless be looked upon with I

1 k ' 0 1. um ex'em.¢"' venetian. I * A - » ‘ I " -finer; But ‘hdiis one I OVIIIQBS

miss of beef mi beer than tl»~]'ziigis~quii¢¢s

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day as-e'ottenfsupplem_ented by a hearty '_rden_°d, a late supper as well." Contemplating 10”"

latest edition of his book he admits that 1

claims. ' _ ._ _ _ _ -

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a man may struggle along on three ;ry°rm,,¢k_IK-__U .~ e_51e'¢¢,f,});

more,

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some dessert-_--say,<_a_.pudding or an_-ies. _»

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In the afternoon man, D llfcdorml exposition of his he received vthe

Gxand>Lo6$¢e_

The eleciion of olllccrs

olclcck and resulted as follow; Grand Master Workman-D.

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Gund Foreman--W T Eaujay,

John, N B ` `

Grand Oversee r -Thomas

NOUHEP Q" 1 _'Grand R comler-=-A.%~_"r-< 1?a.'c¢1-son. Montreal re elected " “ ”

*Grand Réoe`i»lier`-I-3 J” IAlley,_ ' Gl‘i1!1d_I~_i Guide-1~Dr 'Joseph Montreal ` ~ ___5;"f¢§ __ _ _ kj

Grand _ Outside f 'Wa_‘»_chman_-_-Jainfs Marlin. I _ _Greed Twfwev. Tsoxgeslslsseé; Hullantl, llIcnt_res_l;' and LS,-C; ‘ 'Fraservs11e,1’.lQI. I I .J

Grand S;1lici_i1cq1',_ _T.` PL »..»B-zt11_1i_+.,“

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_Abolition of the Night. ' _T

The strenuous ‘character of'

life is shown by the way in

turn iilight inlto day. Two

_ago-temfgt was reall 'h

everybody went to'-bed

lmti dilylight. _Streets were feebly or not at all. F ootpads

every shadow for the

and, in the loneliness of the secure against interruption.

or patrol was abroad, but it Wal quate to police a large city. _

Midnight, two centuries

holy, e haunted, and ‘a

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lixnthlgime injear

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werlambruited

horror by most business men. Alf the average businessman confined his im\1~h_ eon to a glass of milk and a bisciiit, his partner would ask__,him_ if - “not feeling well,” while his knew it, ‘would grow seriously alarmed,-` = and 'send for' the doctor. 'So the busiiiessr man on this continent goes on ‘three square _meals a day, anddigging

his grave with his teeth.

_ MAJOR HDWE DEAD. _ ' .

_ _S'1'~ JOHN, AllZu=t 19--A private' de-'

Spilch rec :ive-1 here aouoii-.aces the death '>f_ Meier, ~J°s¢i>h» Howe. or me North 'W¢S_° P lli¢'=- He was a son obthe tcrine! e D05!!!-i&S*€!‘ hsrc. Und a` 'nephew of Hou. 17959971 Hiwf-. _ The deceasedwss wound- ed in the North “fest ren ];i ,n aff Duke

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Lak, He _ V - ' ~ _ fled our eyes. We<cannot nford bo ,in 1,,” A°,r’_ °"“‘." "*“’ ”‘°°””" °°“ 'viva ies .ma twelve ham of ins

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1 royste1es'ii,;,to'»'lliBIIllI!di-. Not ii f the and fnxsnifactories in

dfies _ the ` I is valuable, Hour of _ means lossnf thrift for the

° '_ bm'l_ding eontrnetorn in.lar¢:e

little of puttin: on e nicht

reckless.

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tendon, rang at nineor ten:

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P ut now, how ~ has lost itsiehernie

no longer yawnmnd e deed H01' _ *_* of12. Nepenslvs _ _ _, in 'her chaste couch, ‘sits up

at midnight' ‘ of`St. Agnes’ _eve to her lover' in a looliing-glass. has become commonplace. Familiarity

with it has bred contempt. _ One- MS? ever goes to bed.befdl’0, that _e is too short that we should waste the

_ ecious hours between blankets. Slum-1

lil:-r, such as our forefathers knew, hal

;. _ » ` ` 8- ° _""‘=_____ ____ _ _- _ iweniy-four eiosioihfui sleep. _si1_or_

seven hours of dreainfnl fretful dozi

four hours are hardly enough for work

and sport, and 'we would make the day 5°” *Ut°£3f&f“1 thirty-six hours long if we could. Of U18 RCW waist

The modern mind is appalled, observes the husk Efect the San, Francisco “Bulletm,” at thought gg,-gg, gghagqg

of the imznense waste of time which oc- of th¢ latest m¢t},°5,_ curred ° those epocbs-literally, the gonna. ami other

dark ogg-before gas, the arc, and in- sm,_ches_

_ eandescent lights, owl cars, and other A Scot h I S

inveniiqm mbbea ins night of in “S 1°" *"5 blackness, and when men. used to sleep 5m¢h3 E B811' 598123 10 nanny .1 ,large psi-i rutile September Dnsncnamn _population of _civilized world, espe-

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