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The Latest African Traveller. | he conspired and plodded on as head of —_— | the imperialist party until Prince Louis A little siip ef a boy, apparently Napoleon was kille!, From the hour fifteen years of age,with a pleasant smile! in which he hearu of the event he and iutelligent blue eyes, standing a} washed his hands of politics. His last! little more than five feet in height, and | serious occupation was gardening. with a chin tapering off to a point and | —London Truth.

contrasting strongly with the troad | -_—_-

jaw behind—that is Mr. Johnston, the | Some New Geography.

chiet authority on the Congo, and the |

latest of African travelers. Io reality} Of whet is the surface of the earth

he is twenty-five, but he talks asif he/composed? Of corner lots, mighty were fifty-two. When he started the poor roads, railroad tracks, base ball other day en route for Zanzibar and the| grounds, cricket fields, and skating Kilimanjaro mountain, one of the most} rinks.

remarkable young men of our time be- What portion of the globe is water?

took himself to the Dark Continent. About three fourths, sometimes they Since Gordon left Eogland we have | add a little gin and nutmeg to it.

met few more interesting in lividualities What isa town? A town isa con-

than Mr. Johnstone; but no contract | siderable collection of houses, and ip-

could possibly be more marked than | habitants, witb four or five men who run

that which is presented by these two/ the party and lend money at 15 per mea—the Governor-General of the| cent, interest.

Soudan, and the author of theriver| Whatisacity? A city is an incor- Congo. ‘The one is to the other what} porated town, with a mayor who _ be- Cromwell is to Darwin. In there own! lieves that the whole world shakes when way they represent the two great forces | he happens to fall flat on a cross walk.

of religion and seience; Gordon full of What is commerce? Borrowing $5 an intense and enthusias'ic belief in the} fora day or two and dodging the unseen, constantly regarding himself} lender for a year or two,

and all his fellow men, but as passive,} Name the different races. Horse instruments in the hands of anAlmighty | race, boat race, bicycle race and racing Power, yet ever glowing with a fervid| ground to find a man to endorse your philanthropy ; Joanston, ceol, calm,fu!] | note.

ot in‘elligence, and though not without; Into how many classes are mantinc’, some of the enthusiasm inseparable} divided? Six, being enlightened, civil- from youth, yet looking out upon the| ized, half civilized, not worth a cent,

world, and all things therein as a great | savage, aod Indian agents.

laboratory in which Nature ruthlessly} What nations are called enlightened? pursues thore murderous experimeant} Those who have the most wars, worst Which result in the survival of the fit |laws and produce the worst crimi- test. “Mercy for the weak,” he will} nals.

say, looking mildly out of his blue eyes, How many motions has the earth? “Nafure has none; the week must|Tbat is according to how you mix perish. The progress of the race de-| your drinks and which way you go mands the elmination of the weak. The} home.

future belongs tothe strong.” That} What causes day and night? Day is principle he carries out logically to its} caused by night getting tired out ; extreme consequences. In all his con-| wightis caused by everybody taking versation and all his. ebservations about | the street cars and going bome t> the politics and the society of the} supper. ,

regions in which he has travelisd so} Whatis map? Amapisa drawing much, you feel thathe is, in the true} toshow the jury where Srnith stood sense of the word, agnostic, not merely | when Jones gave him a litt under the in relation to the world in medetating | eye.

on which Gordon spends his life, but} What is a mariner’s com pass? A jag also to all coaventiousl morality. He | holding four galions. ae we emancipated inthe Nihilist ariel ttle oe sence of the word, “Sans culotte,”’ and ; :

yet so mild and placid or aimable that Horsford's Acid Phosphate

it only is with an effert you can realize BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.

the fall significance of some of his re-} Imitations and counterfeits have again ap- marks. A fine aboriginal Pagan,whose | peared. Be sure that the word ‘‘Horsrorp’s” ideal ef lif and conduct is as catholic a wrapper, Nene- are-genuils with- as that of Nature, that isthe man ;

whose book on the Congo is running through its second edition, and who has now gone to climb the higest meuntain

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Sas WEEE 05 <6 Sle beehe ar| 5.50 ‘* Hf MIDOIGON os ies oc des aaa Fee ++ rn eS Clemens a6 54 iss: dp! 6. Oa, m.)

peak in the whole of the Afrieian con-| 3... your eggs and Easter goods at L. P. tinent.— Ez. Tanton’s, corner Kent and Great George —~ nw Streets. Gladstone’s Fierce Speech. Tuirty per cent, discount on Ladies’ Kid aumenes and Goat Boots. —Dorsry, Gorr & Co,

The N. Y. Sun’s cable says the chief} _ (marie domestic event of the week was Glad-| | ExceLuxsr Grey Cotton for 44 oents at J. stone’s speech in the Commons on| ® Macpoxazo's. gt

Theres ir Saord Northcote s-| "tang “ies

inforced by every section of the tories, Springs, selling low..—Norron Bros, [ap3 once more sought to exact from the We are selling off our balance of Crockery Government a further state -| cheaper than ever to make room for new ment of their Egyptian policy. The| seeds. W. P. Corwit. {ml0 wkly. tories had intended to keep up the de-| STAMPED Marts (handsome designs) selling bate on Egypt throughout the sitting, | heap st 4. B. Macroxavn’s. ars. but were so demoralized by Gladstone’s| _N#W Hats—Six cases American\Hats just

.? ") address that they abandoned the gas a ee - reraatt sditlee C ‘ail ‘ HEAT. ~ expected, scheme. The correspondent says: of Seed Wheat, in White Russian, Manitoba, The house was thuoderstruck by the] snd White Fife—W. P. Couwrtt.

address, which for vigor, fierce passion {mar25 dy wkly and magical effect was never beaten,| Bvy your Spring Goods from Jou McPuEr Wher the premier sat down he was] « Co. m 26

ghastly pale and shortly ufterwards A prsck of fine machinery that is composed

stagvered out of 4 of steel, iron, brass, copper, gold or silver ecion ” The T rm house, # WornfUt| that Brown cannot mend or make new, you : © frioune$ correspond ent may just as well throw it way. Shop on

alluding to the speeeh says:—‘*Reply-| corner of Prince arid Grafton Streets, Char-

ing to Sir Stafford Northcote, Gladstone | lottetown. [jan 29 retorted in a speech full of youthfaifire| SteLe Puy Cast Steel Springs, in Stock, and strength—turning the defence into | #!! kinds.—Norton Bros. (ap3

an attack, denouncing the co'ntinued| . 847 Bargains in New Prints, White and

; ’ y ’ ' i : JOHN pressure of the tories for explrinations uaektee. a td ae 26

of foreign policy as deliberate obstruc

2 z greg = How to save twenty-tive dollars.— Carry tions, and boldly affirming that the | your old sewing machine to Brown’s and have poliey and purpose of the ministry were | it made as good as uew, instead of changing it pertectly well kaoown, and stoutly re-| fora new one. Shop on corner of Prince and

fasing all further informatien. The Oe Stay ate, Sy eee, sali wee correspondents interpret the speech as oe se “Dena

meaning to threaten immediate disso- lution torced to iton the ery that par- Hament is being destroyed by tory ob-

Five gall ou tins Best American Oil cheap at Bren & Corr’s,

Sreapy Work anv LreeraL Wacks.—Six

struction, custom sliemakers wanted at Doreey, Goff on ea & Co’s, -Apply at once. {ap7 Rouher’s Steady Appetite. SutpHur axp Iron 'Brrers, the best

spring medicine; 50 cents a bottle, at Apothe- M. Rouher was the heaviest eater [| 2aTies Ha"l, DesBrisay’s Corner.

ever came aceross, T he first time I saw ¢ . ap 3 eae 2w

him was at Mra, Cobden’s. at the 700D Brown Sugar retailing for 74 cents per

Maison Valin. Bie was holding forth eee ee fapil 3

; ichel "a Every part of a gun or a sewing machine with Michel Chevaller, who was tall, | made at Br own’s shop, on egrner of Prinse and

lean, of rueful countenance, and dys— Grafton St reet Ch’town, [jun wily. peptic, beside s table on which cakes} Cuoice New Onances, just received, at

and sweet drinks were laid out. Every | Berx & G orr’s. [ap2 comma was marked with the taking ofa| For gré at bargains in Cisockery go to W. P. mou'hful of sandwich, every semicolon | Couwme’s. {m0 whly.

with several mouthfuls, every colon| S!X cases American Fiats revived to-day with two bites and a pause, and every | en ee ae ie a full stop with another Sandwich and 2! ye lf Scot, gulp ot redsyrup. Again I saw him at| ¢ ae oN, Bae Y face 17 ne te the American Minis- Com and get bargains in Boo.'s and Shoes

» SO absorbed, from the moment he | at Dorsty, Gorr & Co's. {mari2 sat down until he rose from it, in the Five }0und tins Tea, warrante.J good or viands placed before him, as to forget | money 1 efunded, at W. P, Couwrtt's.

that he owned duties of politeness to [mid wkly. the hostess. What a toucherman,to be; Ir you want a waterproof pair of Boots, sure, be proved himself! After dinner | Come to Dorssy, Gorr <& Co's. [esarl2

there Wos & reception and a hospitable} Youem get steam gauges and Fai.tbanks’ buffet. NLouher feund his way to it at | Seales repaired at Brow u’s; and warranted to once. When the United States Minis- | 8t2"4 the test or no pay. Shop on cor uer of ter spoke Rouher listened, Wick’ hie Prince ard Grafton Stre ets, Charlottetoy vn.

: ab 16 waited fora veply, th fae fe {f¥ stuffed and ssanaied hi Vice Emperor WE are now ma! singa splendid line of M ‘en’s thon drank and «tafe? cee? , 4 | Gaiters and Lace Boots, which we will yell

rank and stuffed again. After low.—!orsey, Go rr & Go. {mar‘12

1370-71 he became lik i

and strange worid, bw bbd cet alle & te pound tins Tea ju tthe thing at Brite the transot thither. The robust frame gave way, the cheeks hung down over his sbirt-collars, and the memory was

COLWILL is selling off Cro *kery very cheap to make room for new goods ’. {m10 wkly.

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