THE GUELPH FUND. '*
A Subject That I .
tetlnli tho Oorman Empire.
mBrrh When II* " * •
In l 'o w » r .
H found to w ork sa tisfa c to rily th is
rim nle and ap p aren tly cheap device
m ark u new era in
on-sent m eteorologist* know b u t little
more by d irect in stru m e n ta l g au g in g
th e unrx-r atm osphere th a n th e fau n
¡„ h a b itin g th e floor of th e A G antic
know of th e g u lf stre am and it* asso
ciate surface c u rre n ts.
W H O L E S A L E A f-D R E T A IL D E A L E R S IN
Civil Vlarrl»K* *»
T h e ecclesiastical stru g g le in Ilu n g »
ry p recip itated by P rem ier W ek erle is
la-ginning to a ttr a c t a tte n tio n all over
E urope. T he prem ier is en d eav o rin g to
uses to which th e G uelph fund
iHfen cynically adm itted
^ • r i m - c U h m a r - k . who w hile he - s
. inn.....
had the fund a t h « dl» ^ “
Hvll m arriag e sufdeient in law . am i I the
fr,.. from all parltam«-ntur> rth tra ,,
bishops a re u n ited in opposing him.
'l l,,-linelph fun«l had it» origi
¿¿picatrarion n t th e property n t tho Tl„. la tte r have issued m an ifesto es pro
Klug George V. of Hanover. T h e te stin g a g a in st th e proposed law
event» th a t led to the Hequcstrnthm of ,,,, " h e g round th a t it 1» « . n ■
,h- projM-rty may bear rep etitio n aaya tra ry to th e law of God, a n d they
, ,IO New York H erald. In viewr of th e have '-ailed upon th e re p re se n ta
f i« t th a t a reconciliation ha» been
tives, w hose official acta th e y a r o a u p -
J,:.!,,J betw een th e k ing <>f Pr.,*ria and ,M,M.d to g re a tly influence if n o t con
th e duke of C um berland, th e rlg h tfu
tro l. to vote a g a in st th e m easure. 11
b« lr of the property.
vtn^V .m fa te of th e bill la u n c ertain . I t w ill
Hanover wna a sovereign kingdom doubtless l.e passed b y th e low er
from IHH to IRrtO. T he m onarchy jvaj b ran ch of th e leg islatu re b u t m a y b e
her,»I.tary in th e m ale line. In 1HW d efeat ’d by th e u p n er b ra n c h . H ns
Hanover »x*am<- Involved in a w ar w ith stru g g le has called a tte n tio n to th e f a tt ,
I rusala and was defeated. llu n o v r th a t i i nil o th e r c o n tin e n ta l c o u n tries
H earne a Prussian provlpee. and th< th e civil m arriag e is recognized aa le
, n.iH-rty of the king was st*iue»trated n d , and Mint in l rance, w here the
by th«- Victor. It was en tirely „w in g to « hurch fo u g h t SO b itte rly to p r e s e t » ,
Hu. olmtinaey w ith w hich th e la te king all of its rig h ts and privileges th e civil
refuse,1 v» renounce hi» right» to t < m a rria g e is now th e only legal one. I-he
th ro n e of Hanover th a t Prussia e t religion* cerem ony b ciu g reg ard ed only
herself constrained to keep a firm as a profession of faith.
r ra»p of the rich inheritance which Ix-
F lo w e r « o f t h s N a t io n « .
_
. ume I vers after the b a ttle <>f Langen-
Some of th e flow er badges of nation*
M»lm In Ju n e. I*W.
N ot only «11.1 be assert hl» claim to be are a* follows: A thens, v io le t: C anada.
th e leg itim ate king of Hanover a fte r it» su g ar m aple: E gypt.
Corner Olive and E igh th Streets.,
an n ex a tio n to th e Prus*lan dominions, rose; France, fleur-de-lis (lily ): I'lor-1
hut he did everything in hi* pow er to ern e, giglk» (M y): G erm any, c o m flow
m ake g-MHl hl» claim by arm». On hl* , er; Ire and, i.ham
r >ck leaf; Ita ly . , Illy.
lily; r r / ' l / V l ?
i.hauir.x-lt
L '1 1 ItiP I
d e ath , in 1*7«. the present duke of < urn- Prussia, lln iden; Saxony, m ig n o n ette;
, m rlan d , hl* »on and heir, issued a proc Scotland, th histle;
Spain,
p
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g
ra
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ate
;
lstl
lam ation from his residence
A ustria Wales, leak leaf.
r
d eclaring th a t he. Us». m aintained hl»
an cestral claim* to th e th ro n e and
They tVantrd » Cl*»'»**'
again, upon the d eath of D uke W llllam
In th e old days alo n g tho M issouri
Will Pay, through its Advertising Col
,,f B runsw ick, In O ctober, 1»M. he e n river, w hen a stea m b o a t w as sighted,
deavored to a sse rt hla righ t* to succeed people took up th e cry in tlm stre e ts
umns, a larger Dividend for the Money
very much us th ey woubl a t th e b re a k
t he duke.
A* he persisted In hl* pretension to ing o u t of a lire. "S team boat'.” sonic
Invested than can be realized from any
H anover, th e governm ent of llrunaw lck
would yell. T hen o th e rs would
refused to a, know ledge him a» h eir to Join In tho shout, until, teu m inutes
other source.
th e dukedom , and in th e follow ing y e ar la te r, h a lf th e populace w ould be on
th e ru n d e sra th e o n llrm c l th e ir decision, th e levee, w a itin g for th e b o a t to land.
nn d declared hl* accession to th e «luke- j ••Why w ere you ««»anxious?” a young
.W<n Incom patible w ith th e fundum en- m an iiskcd an old-tim er recently. "I
ta i law s of tho em pire. I t w as plainly »uppose von w ore looking fo r news
Because it is read by the people with
im p• ».slide for th e Prussian governm ent I from th e cost?"
to m ake over th e Iminenaa w ealth of
whom you expect to do business. Can
••Nows’” b lu rte d th e gray-haired
th e late k in g to heir* w ho openly 1 man. w ho w as you n g b ack in the
avow ed th e ir claim V» an In te g ra l por fortien. "N o. we d id n ’t go after no
you expect them to trade a t your store
tio n of th e Prussian kingdom .
new s in th em days. We plunged «loan
N egotiations to settle th e queatlon the lovee and over th e rail, reckless-
unless you invite them to do so?
w ere tx-guti, and an u n d erstan d in g was like, to b o th « first to g it a change of
arrived at by w hich th e d u k e of Cum- I ’ w-ldskv. T h a t Kt, Joo b a k e r we had
h e ila n d en tirely renounce,! th e Impmc- .»id m ighty t i re»on.e betw een boatx." —
I-aid,, position which he had m ain D etroit Free Press.
Is a standing invitation. Do you want
tain ed in the face of nuxlem G erm any.
Mub Kmila ,»f Thouiflit.
In April last the P russian d iet removed
the s«M| nest rut Ion and th e d u k e of Cum-
T H E P E O P L E ’S T R A D E ?
It is alw ay s wise to discount the face
ts*rland came Into Ids p roperty. T h e value of a woman.
property bus been estim ated to repre
T he t»‘st men never know how g«xxl
sent a capital of «0,000,000 m ark s ami a they arc.
’ C c , 3
Q C
tevenne of MMl.itOO mark*. Prim*' Hi*-
All of us know how o th er people
m .tick applied th e money to th e req u ire should s|x*od th e ir money.
CIVE TH E B E S T B A R C Á IN S IN
m ents of th e s e n t service and to the
T hu i «.*c can n o t Inhale it» own fra- |
MUtwtdUatlon of the "re p tlla preaa,” and granee.
he ha* never hesitated to ju stify his ex-
lx, not fe a r sin; overcom e it.
p endlturcs in the»,- direction*.
T he »levil shake* hund* w ith the man
, w ho drives n h ard bargain.
FO R H IQ H AIR S O U N D IN G S .
Cupid «hx’sii’t h esitate to foreclose his
mo- tgages.
A I ' r r s c h » » ,» I I » « ! * « • » • • « • * 11*11.»,»» f o r
ix m 't have monev tran sactio n s with
M n k t o g M r l * « V « l < » g ‘ , «1 O l ,« r r » a ll< » » « .
y«»ur
fri’Mids if you can avoid them.
IN T H E C IT Y O F E U C E N E .
Th,- em ploym ent of free balloons for
hpeak
of
rk-h;
need
i*l»cuk
kindly
the
rk‘li;
they
neetl
«»»jslaltf
m eteorological observation* nt very
IL
great height» haa long »wen d iv u sse d .
a .„u
...... .
U ND ER TA K IN G and E M B A L M IN G a Spec
but h ith e rto w ith little p ractical result.
‘
All «»nlerv (or Fiinilturp sent us (mm the Riunlaw will be rldpped from l " rt'
Ixsttusc a» yet no balloon su itab le for
th is purpnae ba* been devised. M. < h.
lie *l,o» c l s I k » . .
Uenarvl. a French uclentUt, however.
A c ertain congrestm an,
famous
/
Iva* ju*t presented V» th e Pari» oea lemy »»rincip»'- v for hi» untidiness, wo* in
n ,l»*4gn for such a balloon which prom one of the sm all tow ns of his district
ise* to !*• • »u«* , «. <
m aking a speech. D uring the «lay a
Ills i » p h »»--*1 m in iatu re w w « l f»r couple from up th e creek auw him on
-«Htndlng tin- atm , »sphere
n b n e t > th e stre et «-«»rner.
n
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llc
ra
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t
la
anpplL*l
w ith
th ,
"W ho's th a t. H iram ?” inquired the
veev light wrlf-reeordlng b arm n rto r wife, win» -u as interested in all the
- c : = - z
in I ¿If-recording th erm »meter, p artly sig h ts
nt« , of alum inum , each w eighing b»**
"W hy. M arthv,” w as the reply,
tlutn tlv»» pound*. T o j*r« vent d eran g e ••don't you know him? lie 's our eua-
m ent of th e reg isterin g ap p aratu * upon gressman ”
th e fall of tlm hall,M»n be provide*each
••rg lP ” she exclaim ed npplxkly, "he
tn s tm u u 'tit w ith uo eia*tie g u ao l *»’ wear* a pow erful dirty sh irL ”
R P A IR E D P R O M P T L Y /
wife, live th a t th e el*»ckwork of th e In-
"AND W O R K WARRANT^0
" In ,-ours,«. in course." said her hus
Htrwtmnt I* not In te rru p te d by the band; **buL M arthy. •he'* got to do
.h o i, of th e fall T h e to ta l w eight, som ethin', to sh«»w •he*» a congress
A T F I. <11: E N ( E V A K I K T Y H T O .« • •
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