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Mr, T. P. Gorman, editor of the Ottawa

Free Press, has an article in the December number of the Cosmopolitan Magazine or the **Silent Monks of Oka,” which gives an interesting account of the village, ite history, its inhabitants, and the silent brotherhood who form its most notable feature. Oka, it is weil known, is a village upon the Ottawa River, ninety miles below the capital and thirty miles above Montreal. Its fame is due to the struggle between the Sulpicians and the Methodist Iroquois for possession of the soil on which the village stands. The title of the former is based apon a grant from the King of France in 1717, and its validity has been upheld by the law officers of the crown. During the excitement which arose a tew years ago in consequence of this feud, a Methodist Indian church and a Roman Catholic church were destroyed by fire. The monas- tery belongs to the monks of the Trappist order, an industrious community who von redeemed the barren soil of their farm from sterility, and turned it into a garden. The members never speak to each other, except to give the salutation, ‘* Remember death” Their frugal, laborious lives, and the strange contrast presented by their habits of asceticism, toil and prayer, to the noisy hubbub of the modern world, affect the imagination deeply. The Ottawa Citizen remarks that Mr. Gormon has man- aged to seize upon the striking features of his subject, and with the aid of numerous excellent illustrations to furnish a picture of great interest. Woman has never had her Christiaas needs so maavelously well anticipated and so completely met as in the new and fresh Christmas issue of The Ladies’ Home Journal, which comes robed in one of the most beautiful and artistic of magazine covers, Few better illustrations have been given of the possibility of combining the practical and the entertaining between the covers of a single magazine. Of course, the opening chapters of William Dean Howells’ new novel, “The Coast of Bohemia,” will attract quickest attention, and the five chapters given, promise weil that this may be the brightest and liveliest story ever written by the novelist. It is for girls, and is perfect, so far, in its port- rayal of American girl-life. Genial **Bob” Burdette has a most amusing account of ‘Christmas When I Was a Boy,” while ‘‘A Christmas with Dickens,” by Dickens’ favorite daughter, is a delightful picture of holiday life as it was celebrated in the famous novelist’s home. Mrs. Burton Harrison wili interest thousands of girls, in her excellent way, by pcinting out the essentials of *‘A Young Girl's Dress in Society,” while George W. Childs tells of the ‘Girls 1 Have Educated.” The most sensible article we have read on conducting “An Evening Musicale,” is given by Mrs. Hamilton Mott, while the illustrated farce, “The Burgler Alarm,” comes dangerously close to the wittiest of Howells’ farces. There is an exquisitely illustrated page on “Ecclesiastical Embroidery,” by Harriet Ogden Morison, and Mrs, Lyman Abbott points out the wisest way of ‘*Oonducting a Ladies’ Aid Society.” Hamin Garland hasa pathetic literary etching, Eugene Field contributes an exquisite poem ia his ‘Little Sans Merci,” while Dr. Talmage gives one of the best articles he has ever penned in telling “Why I Have Never Been lil.” Then comes the wealth of practical Christmas information, which cannot but prove of inestimable value to women in their Christmas buying. Not a point is forgotten—everything 1s touched upon, the hume, the nursery, the parior, the dining room, the festooned rooms, the gowns, the table, the servants—every phase of Christmas life is fully and admirably covered in a number whieh must stand as the best and most complete Christmas guide for women ever issued by a magazine, and that, too, at the small price of ten conta; while a yearly ,subacription is but one doliar per year. The Curtis Publishing Company, Philadelphia, Pa.

Delay is Dangerous.

When the kidueys are out of order delay is dangerous. Any disease may follow and be- come so well established that moaths of suf- fering wiil follow. A gentle tonic like Dodd's Kidney Pills is always acceptable to the kid. neys and protects them from disease, They are a kidney food.

Sveciat Fares.—Through the kindness of Mr. Unsworth, arrangements have been made to allow all friends throughout the Island who purpose attending the Masonic Bazaar, which opens December 6th, the privilege of doing so by purchasing one first-class ticket. These tickets will be issued on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, good to return any day, includ- ing Saturday, Dec. 11th. A certificate signed by the Sec’y. of Bazaar Committee must be presented tothe conductor on the return trip. These certificates will be obtainable at the Bazaar only. 25 28 & wy—n25

Sr. Pererssurc, November 256.—The Czar has nominated the czarewiteh to be president of the Russian state council. This is regarded as a step toward a more liberal spirit in the czar’s administration. Under the presidency of the czarewitch the repression of Jews and Catholics will even- tually be relaxed.

oe —— Ir is a singular fact that the cheapness of an article should even temporarily retard its sale, and yet that wae the experience of Messrs. Tuckett & Son in the introduction of their now famous ‘Myrtle Navy” tobacco. People who had been in the habit of smokiag the finest Virginia tobacco, could not for a time be made to believe that they were offered the same article at about one half the old price, and it was only by slow degree that they were induced to put the question to the test of an actual trial. When they did adopt that test, however, it never failed satisfy them.

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Notes from Murray Harbor North

The shipping season is nearly over here During the last six weeks thousands of bushels of potatoes and oats have been shipped from this place by the enterprising firm of Clow & Son.

The potato crop in this vicinity was a very good one this year, the ‘* bug” to the contrary notwithstanding, end farmers have received twenty-five cents per bushel tor the tubers from the beginning right slong with much pleasure and satisfaction. Murray Harbor is always ahead of Char- luttetown in the matter of good prices for agricultural products. It is to be hoped that our merchants may not meet with any losa in the markets abroad, which, by the way, look a shade gloomy just now in the face of “ Bill McKinley.” But the dark- est hour is just before dawn, and McKin- ley and his ‘ Bill” will have to take a back seat after the fourth of next March. Hurrah for Cleveland !

The roads have been excessively bad this fall, as is usual under a Grit Local Govern- ment.

There is no settled minister here now, but for the last two Sabbaths the people have had the pleasure of shaking hands with and hearing their former pastor, the Rev. S. G. Lawson, who happened to be among us, with much acceptance.

Mill View Notes.

Mr. Hamilton Myers is doing o rushing business in his blacksmith shop.

D. McEachern has got tired of city life and is going to move to his old home in Mil! View.

A. A. McDonald is doing rushing business in the grocery line.

T. H. Muttlow & Son have purchased that valuable property known as the Claney place, and intends doing a fine logging busines this winter.

Mr. Samuel Brown has gone on a trip to the United Kingdom and we wish him success.

J. M. Bradley is doing more than a bi business with his cloth and carding mille an is doing first-class work.

P.M. Bourke, Esq., has ploughed over thirty acres this Fall and ia making ready for a big crop next summer. He is purchasing cowa for the cheese factory, which we hope will be in fall blast next eummer.

Mr, William Grant, late from California, has purchased Mr. William Pratt's farm, where he intends settling down to farming. We wish him success,

TRAVELLER.

Nov, 28, 1892.

ED An Evening Musicale.

In giving a successful evening musicale there are almost as many things to be

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wise to voice the suggestions which it is purposed to give here in the negative form, writes Mrs. Hamilton Mott in an exhaus- | tive paper telling how to conduct one of | these popular affairs, in the December Ladies’ Home Journal, There are, in any case, afew important, if general, * don'ts” that may well preface the more detailed suggestions which willl be found below, and these are addressed to those contem- plating the holding of a musical evening, either large er small.

Don’t invite people if you cannot make them comfortable; remember that their homes are places of rest and ease, and that unless you can give to them entertainment and comfort they will grudge the hours spent away from their own vines und fig trees.

Don't include mediocre talent among your performers on such an occasion, avoid your best friend, if he or she thinks, with out proper foundation for the belief, that musical ability is his or hers.

Our Girls as Successful Women.

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Wrynreec, Man., November 25.—The Manitoba Government will shortly issue an ofticial proclamation declaring that pleuro- pneumonia orany other disease does not exist amsong Northwest catile.

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