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ALMANAC FOR AUGUST, i882. MOON S CHANGES. . Third Quarter 6th day, 2h. Om., a. m..S. E.

New Moon 13th day, fh. 58m. o. m.. W. t Quarter, 2ist Gay, 8h. 42m. p, m., 8.W,

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3. Thursday 50} 22) 9 14) 1 131

4 Friday SL 21) 9 47) 1 58)

7| Monday 55} 16/11 54) 5 16

§'T uesday 56) 15} morn! 6 37

9 Wednesday 57! 13! 0 49; 7 49

10) Thursday 58; 12) 1 47/ 8 42

11, Friday 59; 10) 2 48} 9 25

12 Saturday 5 1 9} 3 49/10 4)

13. Sunday , %} 9; 4 52/10 37,14 07 14. Monday | 3t @ 5 53)lt 8

15, Tuesday el t} 6 54/11 39

16, Wednesday | 6 2) 7 56) morn

17| Thursday 7 I 8 54° 0 10

18) Friday 8.6 59) 9 54) O 41)

if Saturday ; Of 57)16 55) 1 4

20 Sanday | Ll! SOlLL &6. 1 51/13 47 21;Monday | 12) 54 aft 56| 2 35

22| Tuesday , 18] 52] 1 55! 3 30

23) Wednesday | 14, 40) 2 50) 4 42 24'Thursday | 15, 48! 3 40] 6 11

25) Friday | 17) 46; 4 241 7 30! | 26| Saturday | 18) 45) 5 4) 8 34 27|Sunday | 19) 43) 5 39] 9 25/12 26 25, Monday } 21, 41) 6 11)10 11 29, Tuesday | 22) 40; 6 41°10 53

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KOR BAST RIVER,

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mornings, returning same evening as above.

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iat necall ’ ——— Le pee : liOW VYSE FELL. Avabi Racha viass beew endearoring: ta A despatch from Alewandria save :—| *¢!),thg contents.of; thedéulak! Museum to The’, Kgxptians fowght © determinedly. rT oe ae Wi FO VARA Pens with w ylew of Thiir wounded were carrie® “(6 Pel Ors MroPay Ae ee view er British reat. edhd! edrefully attendel, to. | The oPriaep: ab [Wadash is bouts liedodle Lieit. Vyse fellwhile gallantly pressing | MAF, we of Lisp atuie Jaowdan waciety to the front of ihe left wivg of the attack, r re ee s / e so balls an a Paiirn. The Déity’, Teicgraph despateh fromlatics regular ball’ goers e y graph espale FOI after 35: ee Alexandria says Vyse was shot fn ithe kta: eee tia left groin and, died alost immediatély. Lense GEO waiy-ot a won His servant carried shih off the oroend | SRR RRs Hed: FoPORD ne ee Aeahsastle, : pro \leaving $60,000 to the: Polyteshilic sehoot amid a heavy fire. _ «| pa* Zkrio, to. endow scholarships for Polish RUSSIA’S VIEWS stidente. : ;

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ov the situation are atrabilions. Avdes-| Lima advices, report that see€ral shirk

patch trom Paris says that the Foreign ‘Mishes occurred | recemtly aphmars Ape : . i. say » 77 me yi 3

Offices at St. Petersburg has not'forgiven ChMan ahd Peruvian troops. Tn

financial : 4 ‘ end ‘¢ommerctal matters, Liwia is steadi

Kmgland, who turned back thé victorious y TAS Yp, Sleoeny, Russian army from the gates of Con-;

gomy froin bad to worse, stantinople, which the treaty of San | . ; Stele’ opened to it. The English the other Gay that pearly 214,000,000 has Cabinet so spurred on by an, almost already’ been ‘subscribed tn Brittin towards: ; stl Die , ** ‘the shares of esinpanies formed for intro-

unanimous public opinion as to render it ducing the electric light) 1»! : ; ed impossible for it to come to an amicable ; ; - On tan} ceteniine with the -Porte, and it! Te puyeicst stropgtn St eareoee yom’

pooner ve . , ae mous. An officer of the ‘B® & 0. Mail looks as if the Evyptian crisis wouk steamers says that there are Arabian steve? soon become cumplicated by’ a conflict ores who can readily catry fronr three ts between the two Powers, 4 conflict of four hundred. The doukey boys oftem lift frightful gravity, on one whose serious Up their donkeys. consequences it is impossible to forecast. | Baron Hirsch, the masager atid virtual LORD CHARLES BERESFORD. ‘owner of the Turkish Failways, sending aoe 5,000 Jewsiat his own 6st’ to the’ United

Chis vaval officer, who “has been | Statese..Tt iba generonsideed, and he can selected to lead. the land torees af;Cairo’ afford .it, He admité having made $25,/ until the arriva) of the Britigh. army,. 000,000 in five years by Lurkish Railways. Was at, this station aslieutenant of H:}) six wiles north of Girénadla, on the Wirk- M.. 5. ‘ Clito® twenty-one «years @g0v! man plantation, Capt.| Thomas! Kirkdiadl®

The sfatement was madein Parliamgs:

He was then ja° young harum-scartm'! recently went.to tae residencevof.acolired™

fellow, fall of* fire avd energy, and whet | woman, with whom he mas lived for.eeye Sw ’ ; . . - - . . - he eame ashore with his friends was years, and Killed her and hey four qhikdmen

accustomed 16 make the old Colowial | fi Setkadl i morphine, . Hotel “ howl.” Shortly. before arriving} oy a oasis [t oom at Esquimalt the. ‘‘Clio”. called in at | _Hay-making has commenced’, pretty Honolul. One night*Lord Charles /andosnerally ‘throughout, the Rastern Quebse, his party weats ashore knocked the eae ome oe SS eee ee to nes ne. eafair average one, conside “the un- ‘eae ther ms from the front Of ¢ vorable character af” the Spring” “The the U.S. consulate, and- Carrying 1) Whitfield Model Farmiat Rongemont, Que. , _— ship nailed eae in his room. pwill cut 200 acres of hay this sedsom| "Fe./60. Fane MOEA ENS CORP att was made TO) | phe Kaghisiodia dor Butd ie tlel.

ced ollie the captain of the Clio,” who COME | erhotrade until conipartitively Tate in the

_pelled his. frisky youn’ Hentenant “to (day. Even after the defeat of the Armada

carry the iusignia ashore, ascead, a: nothing was done until thei wreck of a great ladder with hammer and wails, and in| Portuguese Indiamen (with a cargo valued the preseice cf several thousand people a $750,000) on the Devonshire coast awoke restore the coat-of-arms to its‘aceustomed the ambition of Bristol's “‘merchapt ven- place, Lord Charles is a brother of the|*U"C™: Th Marquis of Waterford, and isa particular! No marriage is Jezai in France except friend of the Prince of Wales, whom he | With the consent of the parents.of, both accorapanied to India. parties, but a man or woman over @) may ‘respectfully cite” his or her parents to GENERAL NOTES. ishow cause why they ‘refuse consent. If Owing to the war and general dis- | they fail to show good cause, the marriage ‘turbance it is believed that half of the'™4Y proceed, in spite of them, Such. pro- ‘wheat and the bulk of the cotton crop of °¢?4ss are rarely resorted to, Egypt will be a loss. Abont 70,000 acres in Great ‘Britain ‘are . : : under hops, and the differenee hetween a | {2 he Egyptians have the bewest pattern | good andan indifferent crop means millions of English guns iu their forts. English ‘sterling. A good one realizes half a ten to ‘military authorities require about two , the acre, and this, at 825 per cwt., amounts years to decide whether they will accept | 2 70,900 acres to $17,000,000. A. blight- a gun of new pattern. Wherefore in-|@4 ¢rop (there is tmuch blight this year) 'veutors ofler their guns to other nations, | 2° be estimated on” the” tate ‘basis’ at $700,000. | who accept them, nN ‘ ply : | Some officers cf a British ship were din- ; A curious coincidence is noted by a ing’ with a mandarin’ at Canton, China, foreign journal. It was on the 16th some time ago. One of the guests wishing July, 1881, that the French fleet success- | for a second helping of a savory stew, fully bombarded Sfax,a town which was which be thenght was. some kind bf a then given over to the flames. It was duck, and not knowing the word in Chinese, on the 16th of July, just one year later, Reid: hig plate ta the hosts saying, | with that the English fleet bombarded Alex-) U1" approval, Quack, quack, quack, 7

; : | His countenance fell when the host, pointe © . 7 > ae ale . . . vi : audria, which has also been burned. jing: to the dish, respomded, *‘Bow, wow,

‘Is the Turkish Civil Service system,” | ¥°¥-" asked a traveller in the Orient of a! The following is the inscription on an pasha, ‘-is the Turkish Civil Service like | obelisk, eight feet high, which will shortly ours? Are there retiriag allowances, | be placed on a well-known moor in North aud pensions for instance?’ ‘My j)- | Yorkshire:-— lustrious friend, and joy of my liver,’} , St this stand was shot 191 grouse at a replied the pasha, “Allah is great, and single’ drive, Ineting 28 minutes, by Bir

[ ; Frederick Milbank,” Bart., on the 20th the pub. fune. who ‘stands in need ot @' August, 1872, at which tithe Joseph Coll-

retiring allowance when his term of office | inson was head keeper. Erected by Lady expires is an ass! I have spoken.” |Milibank, in commemoration, 1882. ns Sripemarte TT Total bag, August 20,1872, 2,070 grouse Flies on Horses. }(six shooters) Total killed in the sea- son, 17,064 on Wemmergill moor.— London | The London Daily News recommends, | /ruth. ito preveat the torment inflicted by the} Burlington Hawkeye—‘‘The other day a flies on horses, an application to the!stranger in Burlington was. arrested. for jJatter, before harnessing, a mixture of yelling on the street, calling the passers-by one part crude carbolic acid with six or |liars and thieves, and tearing off his coat, more parts of olive oil. This should be |°llar and necktie. The magistrate, how- fever, On learning that the stranger'was’a

rubbed lightly r imel with | . rubbed lightly all over the animel with ‘member of Congress, who was only rehear-

a rag and applied more thickly te the | sing his speech on reform, apologized for

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“interior of the evrs and other parts most |the action of the officers and dismissed the

likely to be attacked. This application |prisoner. The poliee should be more vave- may need to be repeated in the course of fal. What passes for disorderly conduct in the day, but while any odor of the acid @ Private citizen is strictly parliamentary in remains the flies decline to settle, and, C°™S"¢S* the horse is free from their annoyance

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Is Cricket Deteriorating ?

A New Kind of Beauty. ay ES A vals od y (London Truth, July 20).

( Toronto World.) ' True lovers of cricket were conspicuous

The announcement made in the last |>Y their absence at the Eton and Harrow issue of the Evangelical Churchman ro. | eee a ta eS veals the curious stave of things in the | cuzzling, rather than that of skill and Episcopalian church, i, a8 oF contem- | muscle. This year, however, there was a poraiy states, the Bishop of Algoma marked change for the, better ; some few has to depend for his travelling ex-'"owveaur riches tried to advertise themsel- penses on tho sale of his photographs | ves by their luncheons, but public opinion of the churchwomen of Montreal, |&*Ptess¢d itself against them. At the close ised Yoranio. Bishops will bardig i the play thére was a row, anda few

; — “cracked: heads,” but owing to the wise | equa! professional beauties in the attract- forbearance of the police, there wax nothing

iveness of their photographs, aud, how-'gerious. Eton and Harrow boya “should ever much in character it may be for the realizs that they do no credit to: their Jersey Lily to pay her hotel bill by the schools by these exhibitions of fisticuffs, photos wlrich- reveal her iayish loveli- avd should leave it to dogs to delight to

ness, we think that Bishops who eannot | atk and — The Peas ng ° cricket

pay their way without devices which (ood “sillenagh, “thin taal walked “ta fe , ‘ ’

savor of the variety show had bettes geing in favor of Harrow when stumps

stay at home. Or rather their constitu-|were drawn, it would be difficult to say

ents should provide a better purse, which was the worse eleven.