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BURNED no DEATH.
Mysterious aud Horrible Circumstances
Attending tlla Death Of Two Children
In

NR$RkGF4NN0 AuA 1AOEf1OtG
Attending. tlla Death Of Two Children
= In Toronto.
Spsettt Dhpateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
TORONTO. Dec. s.-Ono uf tho most awful
sights over witnessed I'm this city WIS to he seen
this morning In b house IN nn nltcy known rs
Carrs LAM, short latlo running wcst fur dis.
tance of about 10 ynrtls otf Bpadnal avenue,
where wcro ia!d III II rokoty ind dirty bod tho
ruastc.! bodIes OF two litt!o childfnr Il aon n1sa
daughter OF q laboreF nauea Jnlnca Casey.
Cnrrs limo is by no mcans q fashionable thor
prxhfute, but ~ considered n uu!gt place
hy tho police. Urun being admitted to
Casey's house a sight wAs Witnessed well
calculated to send sh,lldor through tho stont-
est irltno. On dirty bod, tho clothing spotted
with blood and rolled In n lcapt wcro the ruastcd
bo.lIcs OF two little chittlrcn ono OF thom being
R!chnrl James Casey, ng1l S months, and tho
other iIrtdgot Casey. ageAl ycarH AMI 0 inOtths.
Tho youngest WIS lying across tho bod. tho body
being almost b!osx!-rei With lyd streMks ncross
tho face u,ld ncek. Ono nrtn was ratsel III front
Of tho body, tho little hnnd ctutchcl tightly,
whIlc tue other Arm hung Imply ut
his side, Tho glrl wAs entirely naked,
and tho color Of tho lody WIS tho sa1no as that
Of tho boy, snowy whito sstrcaks being notice.
ablo across tho fuco Thu Aa!r OF ncithor was
ssnRHd, md thcro were no TURKS OF tr0 In the
net-eluthinE. Tho bodies looked ns II they Ind
boon saturated with coal oil alNl then set Art to.
A most significant and peculiar feature a1out
tho easo II, that ,whu tho bodies Of tho Children
wuro diseo!orcd thorstbly, tho 'uo.bor, who
alleges that she was In bed with thcm
way ny etthor lamo or smako. I'M
ono corner Of tho room was IN Old broken trunk,
uni oppoalt this Immediately behln! u coal
st0vc, thorp VIA hnle about foot In width
burned through the floor, lying bcslt'o which
was dcad cut and q coaI-oIl lump broken IN
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THE LAN-DREAkERS.


Their Exploits Yesterday - Iso.us
Checks and Skeleton Keys.
EEnr DO Go1yer, III pAyctncnt fnn,e, went III
to tic cnnty store Of II. AalolpAus tho othor tlay
md purchased 10 cents worth Of swoatlauAts,
giving In pnymcnt check for <,U. llc was
given his chai,yc, and tho storekecpcr Bays he
afterwnrl ftuud tho check WIS bogus, wherc-
upon he went before Justice llamtnur und swurc
out II warrnnt fur III t;olycr's nrrs.st, charging
him with totnlHttE money tl!sscr fHsp prGteiIscs.
hf ~ watFt w4s g',et! :" csan . " LEN" but
Yss,crt,y evoninv l,n,cera 4Amstclr, aud Mur-
nans arrtsstcsl ut Tho unrtlck House It hGll-Nty'
naned George Evans, II ycnrs nf age, on il
essf aSS S" st vfet nj SftS at u. MSFs sn H.
Skeleton key tiiNt wn.lll oucn any tint1r in tho
hoso 'lo ha.l ID , hesn working u ,he ho..so an'at
securing shirts. hninlkerchcts nccktIcs, ete.,
anl III i, 1Htncy. A pnwt'-ttuket wus ,so dis
covered coy, % %ap"n nlm 7; a. iar rlair gold ring. ilo
Wednesday, night while ti.tof naa,cd Il: ",
l!rH~nnx wss pntnylnR tho hpspttn!Ity nf II Gtri
EoA watch md et'a!n Ii,d t!ecnnpud. Yesterday
ltlAht ht went ~ Ne0tMra EAlot,n, whG!, IA Oil
tho ttrst nor nf tho sat!,e HOUSE. AIl.l engaged III
a9unrlct with tho proprietor. whut., tlr ACCUSED
tino aro. Turing tho nltcrctliion which tonwct
anEel revolver a,,d WY ot, the po9t ii shnGtt'g
arrcs'ott l,i,n. asld took lu 70 tho Armory. The
lnlss!nx watah WIS nat found In his possession.
ami" rhi!!!ps wha kssps !sgaIo N Clark
VIII, II specially eylI lntant|on towurls MalnIa
Whito, nltu ut tho occupants 9f tho house. The
nst sF sxs s;St"t efssf s dir II IL x TT t0 e%t e.
Bltnshcu tH tho ginas. and cut Ito woodwork tn
pieces. Mamie rts!s'il.!e.t win fur shuts irou
found tho!f WHY Into, tho p!ns,er Ut tia
Will on tho ather Side II tho J'assaxt:
, 1880-12-03
FRANCE: !:
cIlAL1,EN0ED 70 A IJuEL,

CHALLENGED 70 4 UuEL.
PAR1s, Dec. 2-Latsant ilas challenged
V!comte St VEncento to duel for printing n
!ettcr accusing Lalsant Of eowardlce in tho
FfancoPrussfnn war, which was read by
Zen. Dc Clssey's COUNSEL during the recent
libel suit.
A NEWSPAPER MANAGER ~ TIlounkE.
The manager Of tho lfurscitlatSe, Socialist
paper has been summoned before the Police
coutt for an illegal act ilr proposing SUBJ
Eriptlon to pay tho Zines imposed In tho Do
cissey case.
THE rAPAL EuNCIO
aas held long md cordial conversation with
battae!nlcy St ul!a[ro, Minister OF Foreign
1Gails
AN INTERPRETATIONS,
PAR1s, Dec. a.-In the Chamber OF Deputies
ntay. tho Minister Of Foreign Affairs, re-
plying to IN Interpolation, spoke In silnilnr
strain to hts speech In tic Senate on TUGS
cay touching tie Montencgrln. Greek, and
Armenian questions. The order Of the day
u layor OF tho Government was then adopt
A,-8T 10 1O7.
, 1880-12-03

lcrtlAy ftnn i. u. Wnlters. city rt1ttor II tho
ItIchmnnd lyht0, which will DO Of Eener1tt In
tnrr9t:
1t n mistake. Tho oil Libby Prison is mt
~ l'c torn tiown The present proprietor hhs 1t
carefully, ,guarlcd aKaihst persutIs who wish 10
uhtuln rcllcs,''
, 1880-12-03
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON. Dec. 2.-Tho steamers Ferdinand do
1.cascPs, wcser. nnl City OF Bristol. from New
York, md tbcrsn, from Boston. hnvo arrived
OUT. ''
LIVERPOOL. Dec. c.-ArrIycd, Wyoming, from
New Ynrk.
SEw fonK, Dec. 2.-Arrlsed, State OF Florida,
from uinsHaw.
BAN FHAScf8cn, Dec. ..-The United stntet
steamer Alaska arrived to-day, cfghtcon lnx&
frpn ll0nnlElu. -
QUEENSTOWN. .Dcc:::.-Arr1vod, Wyoming, f,y4
New York,
, 1880-12-03

R, D1s8OLyKH.
Alhs%IesA. Dec. 2.-rho Conmittea OF tue
.rs aa, a"a'Ia Leasue llas bcell dissolved. Theirs
des,l,"no de,loeFs of tho Albanian insurgents In O
v,u, RAILWAY IN Rosy3A,
trnia.sA' A. Dee. 2.-.rAe Government Inns In.
strnc.,''a bl'l In the Kclcllrath for thu con-
Slxnlt.aa VI I. railway III Bosnia. between
V,.~ TUE FfEEt,
p,nM,sSA. Dec. a-The I'o,tttoog Corro-
~S says ula latest proposal by En-
, 1880-12-03
MEXICO.


TIFF SEW CABINET.
GALVESTON, Dec. IA Nc,ua 1}rownyi1lc
special says kilograms from Moxcoanno,tnce
tint Grn. Dia2 hos nceepteti the portfolio of
Public Works in President Gonzales Cabi-
net. j. Afnr1scaI will be Secretary Of State.
President Gonzalcs WIS lnauEurated yester-
g]nv.
, 1880-12-03
CENTRAL ASIA,

l.Arby on TIL: rEItsrAS lsuHDEH.
LONDON, Dcc. IA dispatch from Mcshcd
saya: The Turcotnals c0nttntse their rnItls
OIL. tho 1'crsinn borders, Tho supply Of food
nj Cock Tcpc ls fuiling. THO Russlals md
TclikCs 4ro Inactive. -
, 1880-12-03
IIAyElsl.Y'S.

The Lcayttt bus!esaae troupe arn running
along to fair buslnra4+ t"CarMcn," tho plpce
now being rendered, NO can gay little In -!ts
favor. It Ia merely .ncans 4or tho introduc-
ton Of more Or loss pretty women IN ttglts aud
short dreascs. Whatever IL tnoritortous III tho
affair IL furnished by Miss hiulholtenu, WIN sngs
soine Irish buIlntls GhaCinlnYly, 5lHl0. lA,taru,
who xtyes cahtunet sun&f with hne effect, hIaa
Marie Williams, III hcr character songs. aud the
, 1880-12-03
THE l!BBY PRISON,

To fhs Editor o 1hs GhteaRo 1%thunss .
MILWAUKEE, [hee.. 2-lteferring to tho current
report respectirx tho ps1,balle demnlltiun OF
Libby Prism ut ttichfaond, Va, Dir. Darwin &.
Eayey. Of tAls city, received thu following yes.
, 1880-12-03

. The Fnbltc viii 1sn.ynre Of n Trnudu-
iens Imitation Of 1'otbins I;Iectno soAp nov
tHltlK tDrce.l on tho .Hurkel i,y sHtsroprcsentA-
Insist ulinn having DnlnrIns' Electric.
, 1880-12-03

Wfncatcafnr's I1ypophosphltca
will c,rr consumption, coughs, weak junts.
nrnnchlsIR, ana general t1ohiilty. Established
tRcilty.unc years.
, 1880-12-03
OBITUARY.,

WAsnlN0To1, d, O., Neo. s.-The nov. John 8.
6uu,nrr, y. j., died suddenly at Oungaga COL
lcYe yesterday Of oongeatlua ot the brain, aged
" yeASk
, 1880-12-03

AIha.nbra ballst. hwy Of ynnny w"tne1 vito
a>tt,t1ls iy Tho hight to which thby chi, rlnrntG
their toes It Is pity tH SEQ 1nnily flnD cos.
ti,tucs thrown nway upon such pour bur
lcstlnE.
, 1880-12-03
GERMANY.

TIE 0ltEEK QUESTION.
DERIIs, I>cc+ a.-To-tny's =. papers state
that Bis1narck's rccent pour-parlers with
Count do St Valllcrc, French Ambassador,
)as resulted in Germany ami Franco ngrce-
hg to joint procedure OH tito Greek Qucs-
ton.
4 PROTEST.
Tho students arc preparing statement to
the Rector Of tic university, protesting
against the distribution by tho students OF
Gottngen University Of Court Chaplain
S!occker's petition agalhst tho Jews.
PRINCE uO11ENLoltE.
IER11S, Dec. 2.--I'rInce l1o!lenlollo will
come back from Paris In time for the next
sesslon Of the ReIchstng.
, 1880-12-03
DRAMATIC NOTES.

DRAMATIC NOTES.
t}andmann bus ut length fuuiid admirers IN
Austrnih.
stccul1oush's receipts III Now York have
avernEod 5000 Il week.
"Tho StrnteHist" will appear at tho Grand
Operl-finuse 1cxt WICK.
They aro buteherlng version of "llazcl
Kirko" ut tho Iiatsted Street Oppra-Itouse.
Tho shooting by Capt. Boxnrlus anu Ills Sons
ut Hershey Hail Is attracting much nttcntion.
Miss Lizzie Mccall has become Mrs George
barry Wall, unI Inns retrcd fr1n tho profession.
Miss Neiio boyd hns loft Robson aud Crnno
md Joined tho troupe supporting Mrs. u. i.
1owcrs.
John +. Raymond will next week DO IN n cn1t-
dItinn to match my man In town. lie will play
Mt fiooley's.
Towrarnd pcrcey's "Dnttled beauty" which
failcd in Now York, has beon purchased by Mias
Kathortno itoEcrs.
Mr: Il. + Taylor. tho aeont of Joe Jefferson.
y, ,ns eliy yns III so'!; W. apo"r III "o
Hurry F.. Thompson aud Miss Henrietta
Yntlors. Of tho 1osn ..kccnu company, will be
married on tho i2th Of January ut baltimore.
Al rhil,ts. tl,o star Of "Thc 1,nnkcrs SUM-"
week. it is called " ltIuntIcrs." In tho Hpport
will le johnson, lato Of johnson s. l3r.lno, Anl
Miss Loulu Fuller.
.Tho Queen md tho Car1tnal," u new play,
WAS tn hayo beGn produced ut 1iouiey's tllta
evening Tho management haye concluded
that tho rehearsal hna not 0een thurUuKh enough.
see n Vii &c et esc ~ seS rs f.
aildons playing tho pnrts Ut Ftolu And Sebastian.
Mr.. Hurry J. Hargont, Mrs, Scott ma.l-
ass nSo oy 9 se1G crSe5 ta to
NV from tho lOth Of Jantlhry until afny.
lyon tho 1uth uf next nunth ll0ucfennlt
will open In I3oeton. and from TINT
point viii trnye through tho l,rtncpn! .cltica III
o yn'on Tho peroso 4ad w nf!uds %
ita original sa,hpe-that Ia, before It wna a.lf'-
mtttcl Ia tho English cvnsor. After its sttb,1is-
elDt to tbAt tltEnttary thrb0 characters wer0
etrlick 0.1t. Z s sulh.-cfiaractnrs Wtose utier-
atipes woro likely to Jar With tho prUsont british
tssnK n rssa to ts pSGs snscqis is
breach at coutr.ict will bo hoard in the London
courts thfs month.
4 telegram in Wct1ncsday'a Tn1BuNE stntcsi
that John Dillon. tho comedian. ilntl tftsnp.
pointed un audience ut Indianapolis. John hltI
KnnG of upon 0t2u ut Ills periodicals" OulIck
& Dln!sdcl!. lis tnnnaEors, llavo snnt out telo-
ErAtnb to tho following effect: DtIl0u drunk.
sa's tolessa.a # neosssasS: r. Ga'iek i 'iSis.
once bo commenced Agnaust Dillon for
damages. Tho cnmrIny have returned to town
and will bo LisbRndctl. a clal1HH IN their con-
tract, It ID said. stimulated nItt tho Termination
Of THO Bcason would horcnh upon THO soprlety Of
bio, hut tho lnrEo bulh Of tho receipts has Hono
into tito pocket of tho cDmcdlAn, leaving u
8Mali mut1sfn to tho Inn1lnKGF3.
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leading NJ. P. Lcagucrs Join in
an Application for Post
ponement.
,1stcr Ornngemcn to Compete
with tilo Leag,ters in Pub"
- lie Meetings.
aDueI Growing Out Of the De cis-
sey Scandal in Paris.
u.,rvius Has Commenced Another Sea-
sou Of Remarkable Activity.
IRELAND.

11kH7sEze&*'7V
LAND LEAGUE TEls1son'sM'
1ospoy, Dec. "a Dublin correspondent
.,ys: Evidence OF tho Wide md rapltt spnea Il
II Land Lcaauc terrorism III districts hltl' :.
tro peaccablo Is Increasing daily. Aoncst
trnsnt farmers vince under tile tyfnnlllenl
pressure put upon uietn w tho l1eaglo: aiid
eatncstty tlesirc 10 oo rclloFcn uiofotfo'i''
t)wucrs a1nl agents cotnp'lllti tliat inc s1ato
ot Affairs Is worse than 1t was lionsh nEo.
There is now aimost Il universal suspension
Of tha payment 1f Tei1t,' ur1mths faiaat,ofi
oniy being offered on every eStatc III tlie Ills
tItets under tho Influence Ut the League
, 1880-12-03

H. Mf"ee 5 NJ 9n., en- ra. NJ, Gh"r'fs s aTass. IT,.
&. H. t'ickfbrt. Mr. md Mrs. Arthur Hurley. Mr.
and Mr-. u. lInit'rn. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dng..
Mrs. u, II. Catnpl,cIi. Tho Mfssrs Campbell Air.
nud Mira Frett Clurkc. str.nnd Mrr. Fred Ehap'nun.
VI. nrl Mrs. Cntscr. Mr. md Mrs. =. !. thinner.
rand. Mrs. 4. 4. Ilcwcv. Nc. md Mrs. q. n. Dnr-
hum. Mr. J. 4. ELLIS, Mr.. and Mrs. fred Eatnrs
Miss Fleetwood.
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L1EvUE IA THuRsF $50 ~ 90 8a1 aa

cup, RoseP', roI e@4tao) bna xsarots !
h.. Yes, and oh, mamma, look ,as,, the
window,.Ann says it is good luck.,,s ,s.i
Il hope it is, am sure, it is certainly
strange freak of Jack Frost. 4 have q
Igaesgap Hs gas 4 sfg9R - -MMrscg|begtses Rese;
and safei'ss.asso9 81 ,s~a,T - eSsN7stt !.
Then hearty cry came to wash away
the last remnants of pent-up sorrow
and Rose wassoon bright and Happy
ano busy talking of the eyenip eand the
promised tFee.is So surrounded sby love
ana happiness thatshe forgot the homes
which death had darkened, or where
grim, IN, want stared at the empty hearth.
where Christmas was the saddest day of
all theyeas forgJt sevsrytMngssut hap
plnessr val - ays.-.es,s-l A. z..,,..,., !.
leChiistmas Eve a great party of ,ehik
dren and older people almost as bright
as the children were gathered inr'Mrs..
Bells front parlor. Presently the gas
was lowered and the sliding doors drawn
PACK, displaying scene of .fairy-like
beauty. tliefArtheron dsof ahe room
was4as treel lit with, tapers and laden
with things of beauty. and in the back
ground OF green's and flowers were scat,
tered y the things too large for the tree {
among them Jacks Sled How the
children screamed when old Santa with
snowy heardS spdw hair crept from out
the green plants about the chimney,
muttering IN 1abw voieey swFsom Ger
MANY i cnmes rs Lwafk i jingfe,jiuyle,,
ana the boys cab me old Kris, Kringle. = :
fretty notices or messages of love werp
with all the gifts that old Kris scattered
among the happy group. s4s4u, nms
A brooch. with its diamonds shining
III bose Bell sseyes, eVss pnev Of kthe
many gifts Che gods showered 81 The
tiny maidonh siosoGd notice
.lAseHi sps WhaH tha tree was strineel
Of its gifts, the youngest scion. Of tie
house, little Tom Bell, whispered III
sepulchral tones to his mother:
- say, nar. Santa Claus Is in there.
and he's got his arms around sister Rose,
and he kissed her., Will he take her up
the cHNrqy With fhim2ns .7zAus
reckon not, laughed Mrs. Beff;s
Z" come iffSS she sotlfer foSR and show
me your toys" uxk
And Santa, whispered; = I came back
for Christmas, Rose, darling. Were You
frightened II ~ y = Chicago Times. a., -,
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Il ..sfk&s sSSes ks5xSsSI Aa3Ma4EtL- IN Syfss
often; but now he believes it. 70 recol-
1ect' the cat, as iy0s call it,1'atl wanted ata
git at yo a whale sin?'' ..o.
Yes; very WE'LL"
! sWeef, itfcom agen on aSstherday
meet Just ep fth' edge o. derk, Il wpr by
mysen. It com ia that theere winda;
lit scratch6daR itigowied to git at lme;
nay, it wor fair mad ia git in; bud it
couldna, thank God. An soa we're
ionfra 7hereal's glad ia say. .ped Iige ic
sda 5hfs q many had been
ion Sunday sHto'see the s. wise man. ri and
SO much had been the fee which he had
had to pay each time for advice ? or for
material whereby to neutralize the
power Of the witch, that, this. couple
were kept in poverty all the days of
THEFT livess9ssiaa lBngtishoC Clergyman. .''l
1''' ! sChaaqbers'F Josvsql. vat..;,x. .g,,,... :
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---sAn'eEhglish woman resisted the
payment of f6 to school teacher on
the ground that fhe Had Starved her boy,
Onfhe triA itswas skeY9 that the boy
was ted at breakfast on on bread and
dripping" and at dinner on beef and
potatoes with the skins on whereas he
liked his potatoes mashed. 4 The Judge
decided In favors of the schoolmaster
because, although the terms were the
same as Of Squeers at Dotheboy's Hall,
in Dickens /" Nicholas Nickleby,"' yet
the fare was much improved. He
thought bread and dripping ten times
better than bread and bad butter; and
that, although the principal had not
been, :" . father to the boy. as, he
promised he would. he had not entirely
failed IN his contract. if;i lsan sss.ssg -
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n I-3 VJ ,VIfF4 "a TfJf fMst'
Postage Now and Then.


I Qld-time postage, as compared with
present ratos, is somet ethihrsurprisirie.
Hutton, infhis sketch Of tue, life of Sir !,
Walter Scott, relates that while tic,
authorship Of tf}e Waverly novels was Il
'stillI veryfmsehe9f q smystery, Scott hayo :,
lefteFs 1seldSni came Id, uiiaefa .s giso, ID !,
'year," and '.as to coach parcels, they,
that 0n one occasion; q mighty package
came Iby; pest from the United States,
for which Scott had to pay five pounds
sterling: Il contained n 81 manuscript
play called The. Cherokee Lovers" :
by young lady OF New York, who
begged Scott TO read 9and 1cotrect it
write aspEologne, get it put on the stage,
at. Drpry Lane and negotiate with Con-
stable '6f Murray for the copyright.o In
about q fortnight another package not
less formidable arrived, charged with
q similar iposta9e, which 4cottI Inot
grown, captieus By yexperiepce) reckless
" opened. Out jumped b duplicate
copy Of - The Cherokee Loversih with (
a second letter from, the authoress,
stating that as the weather had been
stormy and she feared that somethingi
might have. happened to her former
manuscript, she had thought it prudent
to send1aJ duplicated sfg !. n9dp .4a8y
For twenty-five dollars (Which Sir
Walter had thus to pay twice and
which was doubtless nearly all inland
British postage, since in those days
only ship letters were sent to Europe,
the sea postage on which was merely
nominaD a package weighing between
fifteen and sixteen pounds may now be
conveyed in the regular mail from the
United States to almost any part of the
world. d.-Letter TO The Washington Star.
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The cold epetinue} to inafease. syIhe
isss ass. sss sasss b as4 2sss asng sp5
dened as hers Was; ,otherfhomes where
the light had gone out and made them
dreafy and dark s'''s'"' sym
2 MHy yBelkrenaiped aqpingsthe night
with her daughter, pefting, soothing,
and cpnfD1ti1s. sapA. az sths sslseuless
hours wore away mother and daughter
gzHHEtieArer gefhaFethanI thsTahad
ever been before. Mrs. Bell talked of
The early days Of her married HE; then
of the day when her husband had left
her bright and well IN the morning, and
at evening had been brought to her
| Still and dead Rose realized as she
had never done before hat her mo ther
had suffered. ssPol mamma, how. sad
and lonely you have BEEN she mftlr-
INJURED as she sdropped into a tired sleep.
q : The next day was Thursday, the day
before Christmas. Rose opened her
eyes to find the maid setting her break
fast onvytabls at her bedside. sI
..Leok, look, Miss Rose. seefon the
window. Sure. it's, the cars intirely!
Sure it's the witches, it is, and Miss
Rose, ydeaE Burepiss g0oda luck it'll
, bring + Mr. q, Eslbe5ts9n u c9oY yet, g
Frightened by the girls words and
forgetting e bs ofehdsd' As tife freely
expressed opinion,. Rose jumped up to
see the wonder of frost work. ''Sure
.aneugh itIs q Eeritabla strsil. q aecomd-
tive and all How stranger
II Il don't know what kind that is,
Miss Rose, but it scars. 1T isl
.sGet my wrapper, Ann, and bring
my breakfast to the fire, I'll get up y
said Rose, cheered she scarcely knew
why. ...,t,, -, -. sy...s4s 50, go
Rose. It's the Ichilders is on their heads
about it. - $780,
face eloada sssa All msSha IT,; & eo%s nss
up.aascm Assshd Is thpdughiher break
fast" - Ex.sa
tell her, andshall I bring up some m6fe
coffee?'' t.rs sss..s5H +. asis-
No. just tell mamma! r. ..,s., ''ss .,.. =
And here she is herself y answered
Ann.sas she opened the door. and Mrs.
Bell came in. ~
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Il The Ag4 pS the EsFth. ~

As soon as our earth ceased to be in.
candescent, and became covered in
large partAby Mat6r. : ID SoS5anenced its
dispositions of submarine sediments.
4fe oldSsts lafewG setlimehEslN .f00ks.
comprising the Laurentian and huron:
ian systems of Canada, have a total
average. thickness whiehcanheteer
" be estimated at anything less than
10000 feet ssSir WilAam Logan indeed
the greatest authority upon these pri-
meval formstions, considered themeas-
urable thickness of this Upper and
Lower Laurerftian alone to amount re-
spectiYelyr to. .2Q,OQO and 10,QOQ, feet.
whife He Bet down the Htronians system
as reaching some $4,000. more. But as
doubts have been raised whether the
Huronian series are not really the meta
mOrphose represe entatives of the Upper
Laurentian, we will omit them,altogeth4
er from our calculation, so as to avoid
any possible oanss pf'offense, Nhe graAr
Cambrian system, the next in order
of time, has 4 thicKne esq which has been
fairly estimated at from, $4,000 to 30,-
900 feet. We win adopt the smaller
figures eHha SAlnriansis pretty .carsinly
known to number 5000 feet. The Old
Red Sandstone with its doubtful c06S
temporary, the 'Devonian, cannot Be-
put down. for less than L, ,OOQQ. The,
Garboniferous series amount at least.
$4,000 feet, the coal measures alone
sometimes attainng II. fUllMt that thick
ness. Thus the whole Primary group,
inolpdN gthe soresllst .az6drQeks<hs-
total vertical extent of not less than
$4,000 feet. BY the side OF these enor-
10000 feet f6f tie wkofe 81 tie Second
aft formation, from the Perrniari to the
Chalk inclusive, while we. shah beneeho
erous if weat assign bL9OO feet to
the little. group of the Tertiary
and POST Tertiary deposits. This gives
us total thickness fog the whole
geological series Of S4,Oo0 feet. Let us
alleNff6, go pope Ffor the g breaks xber
tween each OF these main divisions, or
the unrepHsahfed q ssfaa and have
the round, pumbery1 900 feetsse
reAa5g sssf ssa'S%ea; sad Nh sg1 II to s5
translate our known tficknesses into
conjectural' but relatively lascertained
dates. -fIztr 81 s,aaslHo sastdsaa'sg &
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