... interests in the Mlosquito country. Great drought, accompanied bv destructive forest tires, is reported frons Cacada and the United States. The Bauenoch Highland gathering was held at liilngussie yesterday. I1 STMULTArNEousLY with the recantation of one ...

... sway. The conditions are peeshar to the reports that United States, and exist nowhere sine in the : disaster at Pontypridd ntost been , Os rof the regrettable features about the world. For the United States the negro is on- . doe to an exploston of coal ...

... the pu4400 so Me it the ..0 be Woo. TH ornate of Ilartinisesti alumni Salldrialt.E.• ,11010 he lenetlat the of matt the United Minister WM 4 $n forrunl 11 M. CW.lnt vvoto.r. dar &Imam sod preersted multi to dr. I id., it I, ander.tor.l. tb. ,kr Hasty ...

... though there has beon from time to time clouds ou the political horizon during the year. such as arose from the var between the United States and Spain, and from our owne difficultics on the Niger. on the ?Nile. and in the Far East. But thse clouds, happily ...

... Agriculture informed Sir John Kinloch that butter, cheese, and eggs, to the amount of £23,000,000, were imported annually into the United Kingdom. He should be glad to encourage the supply of these articles by home producers, and the increased atten- tion given ...

... conjulQ sympathy, which begins only vwith the warm-blooded animals, anid secures -for the offspring the great advantage of united care on -the part of both its parents, wr and out of these relations there arises a '.,Very rude and only dawning conception ...

... 1 tw.i.n. atatir.n. where they found I .• re.e. re v • 7, - rsee Terserau I IMr Sptrer, who had leen waiting thee 11 . 1 E CIVIL SERVICE STI/RE. I ' 3. . Pea. dere enona mt. 1, 0 , l l i .' o d ve ' n ' s:ree '' ,; . . h . a h e P ' t :i . e. ' ...