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A FEAST OF LANTERNS.

Unique Festival on a Sacred Island in Japan. :. Ou drowsy noon the town crier « ale the door, « apped two pieces of wood together, and ina long chant ought all people of Miyajima to temple for ‘‘speak-meeting” it two o'clock that day and for the tive succeeding days, to hear read the official news from the army in Corea.

We sent our agent to listen for us, and

Our erratic and only Inudzuka re- turned breathless. to tell, in excit vd Japanese. English. and jargen, of the victory of the Heijo. We had intended to make a farewell offering to the temple tosecure an ill:mination asa

in Areadia,and the

fitting close to our st: was an opportunity. In shortest time Inudzuka was speeding back to the temp! ech the high priest to have the thousand of the lanterns filled once, the illu- mination dusk. without waiting fer the midnight high tide.

The priests shook their heads at such an irregularity, such a disregard of ancient custom on “But this is an American matturi, and in honor of the Heijo! How can you say you have any custom for such an illa- mination? And when did you illumi- nate atany tide for a battle won in Corea?” And the high priest said, “Surely, surely! Yes; for Beikoku America) and the Heijo we can do it.” And thecircle of eagle-eyed, excited priests sprang delightedly to begin preparations.

Our joyous sendo was at the temple steps with the sampan as usual before the sunset hour, and he had not pushed off until he let us know that the village Was agog at the double news of victory andthe honorable illumination. We could see the lay brothers all along shore filling the o'l-saucers, laying wicks, and pasting fresh papers on the tall stone lamps; and when we sculled back, long after sunset, lights had begun to twinkle under the temple eaves. A lantern came forth and went bobbing along the water-line, stopped a moment, and a second light shone forth, then a third and a fourth, and so on along shore, as the lamplighter went his way.

Seon the whole curving bay from headland to headland was outlined in living lights that gleamed double and wavered in long reflections toward us; and the temple was a great set piece of tireworks, each shrine a sun goddess’s glowing cave, with the many-jeweled pyramids of votive candles. The spec- tacle lasted in full splendor for more than an hour, the villagers flocking along shore, trooping through the temple galleries. and drifting about in boats to watch the splendid spectacle. The lights dropped out here and there, and the glow of the rising moon made the firmament pale; but even when the shore-line was lost in darkness, Itsu- kushima’s inner shrine by the sea was still aglow with votive lights

The next morning the village officers called ‘‘to thank your spirit” in cele- brating Japan's victories; the high priest sent sacred gift-papers filled with rice, and asked for the honorable names in full, that they might be writ- ten among the temple’s contributors; and when we went to the village every one bowed and made pretty speeches about the American matsuri. Weeks later a Tokio artist wrote in his quaint idiom that he had heard of my ‘favor- ably presenting a great deal of money to the temple, praying for the war, and lighted the thousand lamps of Miya- jima for the war. I seen it in our Japanese newspapers.” Surely never did one obtain so much pleasure and glory by an expenditure of four yen tyo dollars in United States gold.— “An Island Without Death,” by Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore, in the Century.

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Getting Even With Him.

“I've been watching that poets’ club of yours, Dreamy, and I must say that you’ve got together a pretty weedy collection.”

“I don’t suppose, sir, that we have a Shakespeare, a Homer or even a

t talk of the town.

Ruskin in our midst, but the members of our organization are all-in deadly earnest,” :

“That's a fatal sign, Dreamy. No true poet ever had anything so nearly material as is earnestness. That smacks off the shop, the stock ex- change, politics or the prize ring. Poets are born, you know. You can’t teach poesy any more than you can manufacture inspiration, can it and send it in job lots over the world. It’s abl rot. You might spend millions in trying to make a genuine poet out of fellow like me and you wouldn't get a single production worth publishing.”

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a practical

that’s right. But you must understand that we have some brilliant young people in our club.” ‘Yes, brilliant jinglers, mechanical ry mesters, tra-la-la or rat-a-tat-tat sort of writers, who know all about meter and would faint if they neglected to place a capital letter at the beginning of a line, but who are no more favored of the muses than the dancer of a sand

jig or the juggler of cannon balis ig beloved by Thespis. You may think that you can harfner genius into

them, Dreamy, but my own opinion is that they are very rocky aggregation. You can’t make a poet by growing long hair or cultivating eccentric habits.”

“I'll bid you good day, sir.”

Then the sledge-hammer criticismiled gloatingly to himself ashe said: ‘Now I guess I'm even with him for writing that campaign doggerel against us.”

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ALMONTE, Ont., Dec. 2—Harry Grace, of this town, has been troubled with lumbago for over a year. Doctors could give him no relief, He is now cured. He says:—‘‘I he- ard of the wonderful cures effected’ by Dodd’s Kidney Pills. I thought I would try them. I have tried one box, and I must say they have cured me, I have ro objection to allowing you publish this, as you see fit, so it may help oth- ers.

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- SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19,

1896.

THE EATHERLAND, Where is the true man’s fatherland ? Is it where he by chance is borne ? Dotn not the yearning spirit scorn In such scant borders to be scanned Oh yes his fatherland must be As the blue heaven wide and free.

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Where’er a single slave doth pine, Where’er one man may help another— Thank God for such a birthright brother— That spot on earth is thine and mine! There is the true man’s birthplace grand, His is the world-wide fatherland ! — James Russel] Lowell

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MO LEI—A Cottage situated on Pleasant

St containing 7 rooms in good order, with a first class cellar wnder the whole couse Ais» inclosed yard with stable, and is at present occupied by Mrs John A. McInnis, who is about to leave the Island Apply to Mr Thomas McQuaid, Lower Queen sireet, or to the owner at Southport Epwarp KELLY june 19.18

fe LET —A ple.santly situsted dwelling house facing south and west on Brighton K , at present occupied by Harrison Car- vell, Esq.. heated with hot air furnace, and lighted by electricity, and having hot and cold “ater fittings in bath room and kitchen. Containing parior, dining room, ofjice, kit- chen and yan'ry, on ground floor, four bed- rooms and bath room on first floor,and two attic rvoms, and having ‘sawthorne h dge and grass lawn infront. Ten minutes’ walk

Post Gffice, five minutes from tennis

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The “WHY”

One teaspoonful of Tetley’s is found 1 one dessertspoonful of most other teas.

4% pcr (Ls. Te “ WHY? ~Because our sealed packet eo. | * only TEA-LEAVES,——0 dried stalks or

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Cheapness 's not peculiar to prices. Goods are often cheaper than the prices; particurlaly is this true whsn the purchaser feels that tle gocds are bouglit with a certain amount of unceriainty end unreliability We have no cheap goods although no one disputes the chea; ness os our prices.

Your friends would appreciate a

Rocker or Table, selected from our steck. now will be stored until required.

JOHN NEWSON

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Bissell Carpe weeper FOR ONE WEEK PRICE $2.50

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STOVES HARDWARE

One Case New Ties.

New Four-in-hand Ties

New Bow Ties N:w Fix Ties

New Mufflers

Those in want of Ti2s, Should call and see them We

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Look at this list of “Jewels,” and every one a J E VET and a perfect working stove: —Peerle:s Jewel. Little anal Mystic Jewel, Sterling Jewel. Empire Jewel, Pisjo Grand Jewel, Home Jewel, Magic Jewel, Forest Joewe! lire King Jewel, Jumbo Jewel, Manitoba Je wel, Leader el el Nista Jewel, Clipper Franklin Jewel, Cottage Jewel Twi- light Jewel, Oakland Jewel, Bonanza Jewel, Jewel ca ind lots more Jewels ranging in price from $4.00 tp tg $200.00. Every Jewel Stove isa“JEWEL.” Then if you other kind of stove look at this list:—Red Clou ls, Globe Heaters, both with and Withoutdrums, all sizes; and again Waterloo, Niagara, Star, Success, Standard. Perfect. Maritime Westmorland, and a great many more. If we cannot suit you you are hard to please. All kept in Stock at the.

City Hardware Store

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