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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-02
Why Bryan Hopes Not.

rN PENNSYLVANIA, last year,
according to the bureau of in
l. dustrial statistics, exactly $7S,-
1888 was paid cut in wages to
154, ,422 persons as against $62,6,G615 in
1885, and s45.229,667 in 1894. being an
increase in 1899 over 1898 of 2i73 per
cent. and an increase over 1892 of 72.S5
per cent. The average earnings In
these skilled and unskilled industries
were s5O6,27, as against s454.52 for 49,
9S5 persons in 1898 in the same estab-
lishments, an increase of $51.75 per
annum, or 11.3S per cent. Seventeen
thousand five hundred and forty more
persons were employed, and these in
creased the production of the previous
year Sill, ,sS9,Ss or AZ per cent.
In the steel industry these gains
were especially noticeable. The Unit
ed States for 1899 produced 10,639,s57
gross tons and Great Britain 100000
tons of all kinds, or 22.2 per cent over
1898, and so per cent of the total pro-
duction of the United States and about
90 per cent. more than Great Britain.
While England in five years gained
in steel production 81 per cent, the
Keystone state gained 14l per cent. In
pig iron in 1899, as compared with 1898,
the aggregate value increased $44S72,-
575, or SAL per cent, and the value
per ton over 1893 was s5.O7, or 81 per
cent. The average earnings of labor
in this industry, skilled and unskilled.
were nearly s100 over 1896, and the
average over 1898 was $52.S6. The
average daily wage was $1.51, an in
crease over 1898 of 10 cents per day.
With a gain soon to come to the
workers in our mines, this showing
explains why Bryan need expect moth
ing from Pennsylvania.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-02

it will appear on the official
ballot, we purpose today to
say a few words about the nominee
for congress.
congressman William Connell," re-
marks the Philadelphia Press, has
been renominated in Lackawanna by
the Republicans. The nomination was
made several months ago, and there
has never been any charge that it
was procured by fraud or the use Of
any method repugnant to the self-re-
spect Of the Republican people and
calculated to bring reproach and dis
honor upon the party. Having been
fairly nominated by the majority of
the Republican voters of the district.
and being an undoubted Republican,
Mr. Connell can justly claim the party
support. And the party ought to give
him it's united support in order that
there may be. no uncertainty about
.he election of Republican represe-
tative from that district. What every
sincere Republican wants, no matter
what his factional feeling may be, is
Il
resentatives at Washington in har-
mony with the policy and purposes of
the Mckinley administration and the
Republican party. The surest way to
secure that result is to support the
regularly and fairly nominated Repub-
lican candidates, and Congressman
Connell on this broad ground, if for
no other reason, is entitled to united
Republican support"
Coming from the foremost news
paper opponent Of the faction in state
politics with which Mr. Connell has
been in some measure i'd, I'd, this
has the greater significance. Hut the
situation today is far above factional-
ism. The reelection of President Nc
Kinley is believed by few to be in
doubt. Not SO certain, however, is the
outlook for a Republican majority in
congress. To re-elect Mckinley and
then by means of a Democratic con-
gress tie his hands so that none of his
policies could be worked out would be
as cruel a fate as that Of Prometheus'
in the old mythology, who was chained
to a rocl, while his heart was pecked
at by vultures.
The personal element in the election
of a congressman, in time of special
crisis, is not of the foremost import
ance. 1t is the vote, rather than the
man, which is important at Washing
ton. Yet Mr.. Connell. as q result of
two terms OF dil!gent and faithful SER
vice. performed in the same business
like and conscientious manner which
has characterized his labors In the
private relations OF life, has grown
familiar with the ways of doing
things. acquainted with the men Of
influence and power, and proficient in
acknowledgements of effective represen-
tation. BY returning him for third
and last term the voters of this district
will" not only record their support of
Republican national principles but also
assure themselves of thorough safe
guarding of local interests at the ma
tionar capital.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-02

paign poll of the United States, made
by the New York Herald on the basis
of sample polls taken by special cor
respondents in every locality, indicates
that Mckinley has 25S reasonably GER
tain electoral votes, that Bryan has 1863
and that 81 are doubtful. The Herald
comedies Delaware, Illinois, Kansas
and Washington to Mckinley, allows
Colorado, Kentucky, Maryland, Me-
braska, and Utah to Bryan and classes
Indiana, Idaho and Montana as doubt
full. According to the Herald, it is all
over save the shouting.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-02

Mrs. Conger. wife of the American
minister at Pekin, joins her opinion
to that of many others to the effect
that China is an abused country and
that the people would be better off
if left alone. 1t begins to look as
though the missionaries could profit
ably employ their present spare time
in a little extra work among the for
eigners in China.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-02

The arrival in this country Of Sexto
Lopez, Agninaldo's private secretary.
on the invitation of Fiske Warren.
seems to have brought to light an
other anti-imperialist unknown. Mr..
Fiske Warren will please forward his
photo. '--
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-02

If the leaders OF the Republican
party in Lackawanna county. after
years of mutual ore-shedding, can all
get together and be good the rank and
file ought to have little difficulty In
composing their differences and in
working unitedly for party triumph.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-02

The only doubtfulnsss in the politi-
cal situation in New York state Is
whether McKinley's plurality will fall
slightly below or go high above the
100000 line
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-02
Legislature

First District-THOMAS J. REYNOLDS.
Second Distrct--JOHN SCHEUER. JR.
Third District-EDWARD JAMES, JR.
Fourth District--P. A. pHlLBIN.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-02

Captain Dreyfus again shows a dis
position to arouse dangerous social and
political elements in France by de-
manding revision of his case. In
view of the official array against him
pseyfus has been fortunate in secur-
ing mis- liberty even though he may
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-02

as 1t likely that the American peo-
pie will now be so unwise, while many
of our great problems are still in the
course of solution, as to the change
of administration: now while we are
still occupied in enforcing our rights,
and doing our duty by the suppression
of the revolutionary and turbulent ele-
ments in the Philippines; in politically
organizing Cuba and Porto Rico: in
maintaining our national dignity in
China; in protecting the life Of our ma
tional representative there and the
lives of our women and children: In
entering upon diplomatic discussions
Of the greatest delicacy and OF
the utmost nicely? Is it at all
likely that the American people will
dispense with the trained services Of
Mr.. Mckinley, of Mr.. Hay, Of Mr.. Root,
of Mr.. Hitchcock, of Mr.. Long, in ex-
change for cabinet of incompetents
such as can only be found in the cir
Gle CT Mr.. Bryan's political and per-
soma! advisers-currency fanatics, men
willing to throw our Supreme court
into the area of politics, Contraction
lists, Populists and Anarchists? Are
the people likely to elect to the presi-
dency of the United States a man who
favors the silver standard because it
permits the reputation of debt:
man who contends that the finances of
the country are in danger because in
addition to having money to lend at
low rates at home, we have surplus
William M. WINS, in the Sun.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-02

Now that Erving Winslow has ac-
auired the letter writing habit, Mr..
Carnegie will doubtless remain in
Scotland's woods.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-02

sA tor wife New York City. Swedish
who talked With her recently the recital of caused by certain spells Of
M health which had assled Child which
bsnished by the Of Rpsns bu While her home Sweden when
v her work distress with misery pit her stomach Her mother
older o,hs, developed them .or breath This
found portion Of small packet Of RPan Tsss basket knowing
that that they carried of all her difficulties away !. only
and feels the slightest of bad feeling
In q month.
s t sss
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-02

The Democrats do we'll to carry In
diana five weeks before election. They
will stand little show of doing this
on election day.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-02
Free Silver q Crime.
(From a Letter by Abram s. Hewitt. J


"\HE PARTY which calls itself
Democratic is in reality
Il Populistic and based upon
doctrines which. IL carried
into effect, would produce political an
archy. We are compelled by every
consideration of honor, OF duty ana
of interest to repudiate Organism and
all that 1t represents.
You ask whether I believe in the
coinage OF silver in the ratio OF 10
TO 1. You might as we'll ask me
whether I believed that an ounce
should be made to pass for a pound
in the ordinary transactions of com
merce. The ratio is a false ratio. The
value Of silver measured by gold is,
as every one knows, not 16 to i, but
32 to 1. The proposition, therefore, OF
the platform ia to declare that o0
cents shall by law be made equal to
one dollar. This absurd proposition
is based upon the professed belief that
in 1873 when silver was demonetized
crime was committed. by which
creditors benefited at the expense OF
debtors. The fact is that silver was
then overvalued, and hence its demon
etization was relief to debtors and
of no benefit to creditors. The extra
ordinary thing is that the Kansas City
platform proposes to commit the very
crime which it falsely denounces as
having been perpetrated in 1873. 1t
proposes to substitute fifty-cent dol
lar in payment Of debts which ought
TO be discharged with 100 cents to the
dollar. This is robbery and therefore
crime, in which no honest man can
have any part.
I do not see how Democrat who
is true to the interests Of Democracy
can in the present exigency take any
other course than to vote for the Re-
publican ticket. I propose myself so
to vote and I do this because I am
Democrat who feels that Organism
and all that it stands for Is diametri-
cally opposed to the principles OF the
Democratic party, as they were enun-
ciated by jefferson, and as they have
been construed by all the great men
who have led the Democratic party up
to the time of the holding of the un-
happy convention of 1896, when the
old organization was broken up.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-02
LIE s
Black and Color ed
Silk
PcttiCOatS [

Your special attention is
directed to our elegant and
exclusive line of Petticoats
which have just been opened.
The cut and fit Of this sea-
sons goods conform to the
modern ideas of dress; and
are different in many ways
from other seasons styles.
We make particular mention
of three numbers in an en-
tirely new French Pattern
Skirt, i'm Black only, at
$12, $14 and $40
the entire body of which is
made of a Pure Jersey Silk,
pliable as a Silk Glove, with
one plain and one accordeon
plated, graduated founce OF
fine Tafeta. "They are ex-
ceedingly handsome and ex-
elusive"
Other styles and numbers,
in both black and colors, from
$3.75 up.
Two specials in black mer-
cerized, of an elegant quality,
and handsomely made at
$1.98 and $3.50.
on which we challenge COM
petition.
We make a speciality of
Moreen and Mercerized Short
Length Petticoats to be worn
with Rainy Day Skirts.
5l95l2
LACKAWANNA AVENUE
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-02
Give President Mckinley a Re.
publican Majority in Congress.

," AKlNG THE Republican To-
cal ticket in the order that
it will appear on the official
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-02
SCRANTON. OCTOBER 2, 1900.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

National.
President--WlLLIAM MCKINLEY.
Vice e.President THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
. State.
Congressrnen.at Large GALUSHA A. GROW,
ROBERT II. FOERDERER.
Auditor General-E. B. HARDENBERGH.
:, County.
Congress CONNELT.
Judgc--GEORGE NJ. WATSON.
Sheriff-JOIiN II. FELLOWS.
Treas,irer--J A. SCRANTON.
District Atorncy--WilLIAM r. LEWIS.
Neutrality-suspicious. COPELAND.
Clerk of Courts-TllOMAS p. DANIELS.
Recorder Of Dceds-EMIT. BONN.
Register of WillsW. X. BECK. ....
Jury ommissioner-EDWARD B. STuRGES
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-02

"Nothing should ever tempt us-nothng will
ever tempt us--to scale down the sacred debt
OF the nation through legal technicality"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-02

"Thc American people never shirk RESPONSE
bility and never unload burden that carries
forward civilization"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-02

indifferent citizenship is always unfortunate;
it is always unfortunate to be Indifferent to
party, but it is more unfortunate to be indif.
ferent to principle"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-02
REPUBLICAN
OBJECT LESSONS.

New Hampshire.
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B sORRELLS.


 Waiter B ssrrells5 the present [ incumbent of the presenting atter- uegs office, fs before she people of Jefferson couutv for reelection. Mr. sorralls feels that he fs entitled to the endorsement term usually given competent officers by fhe Democratic custom # this county, and tae records of the county will show that the expenses of the cir cuft court have asen less during hls term of aaEee than ever before. for the sams length 9f time. Ar. sor. rells g5oa lawyer q eoaseten- =tioes aud vigorous prosecutor as al Ea0w. ard he should receive the nom Iaattoa at tae hands Of the Democratic party a the coming s.ection, will continue to make the county aaa district a effe5eug off cer wei known throughout the community that he has always 5eea ready for trtaG "a al cases aud "a 1hat inc has oeea faIthgag and dillgent. 1t has 6een observed that 6ota grand i3ries which nave 0eea called since his term af office nave Isfdao uadi spossd of business, and Eave concluded their 4a0ors at laa unprecedented saors times of hiae and twenty da5z3 rssPeettFe4e. l. Las oeea a natter of public nosi- riaEF that Mr. Sorrslls Has been prompt 5 tha discharge eH ais duty aud al ever the district haga come reports of= =tbe same prompt and eff ctent action. So much 50 has this been the case that grand jartes sn the different counties haFe made special mention of his efficiency and commenaabIe conduct in office. The iaff record over which the proseeut- ing attorney has had considerable control. and i'd large measure Hs- spoasf0Ie for the expense, has been napreeeaea ted F low. ar. just as many have beeu convtcted. sane lea1h of 1ime as aadsr aIs DEede- cessers. IG tke matter of saving to the county Mrs SorreIls has greatly reduced tee circuit court expenses, and the records disclose a wonder fa4 decrease of circuit court sxpen-
 sss MT sorreIEz pramp ptasss
 and eficIeacy are largely resBsrsi
 ole f8r the changed conduct of at-
 ssE..s
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Capenhagen.s War Againsf R.t.

So great 2 nuisance have The rs. recently become in Copenhagen tb,l efforts are being made to extermina. them. h order to encourage the nsa occupation of rat hunting for DrosI and pleasure combined. q premium ,, 10 ore per rat is being paid for eyer one af the rodents produced whole h dead. For the past three weeks RY against tas rats has been Waged. I1 the first week 6.894 were officially re corded as killed; the number grew !, e,6Ie ln the second week. and for t, last week t had sweIled to s.7g0. ! is hoped ts reach q weeks mortaIIej among the rats of 10000 h two a three weeks unless the supply beeona exhausted tn the meantime. | Is pre posed to extend the rat-eatehing og eratieR to the whole country. Hi crusade has become Of national h terest
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FINGER BOWLS
Too cit.asd for Two Back Wooders
 A Comedy at the fruiock.

The diners at sappefs at the TrE- Iack Hotel In this city Tuesday even ing were treated fe q aeomedY and. strange te say, there E no opera house here, either.
 4 man of thIs city. doubtless haF- ? soft spot In. his hearr for 2 future political aspiration. invited two country men to taAe the evening meal with him.
 The principals of our true and eomicaI story are typical moss backs ana, upon sitting down 10 aa- joy the meal, they attracted every eye fn fhe dining room.
 During. the meal the Hotel came very near losing silver knife for one of the Gee Hawkes.. showed the meat weapon 50 far dowE his throat That #f got tangled up with hIs ton sis and he found Ie q trying matter To recover f1
 The negro hotel walters were farcea To leave the. dintag room at intervals Co satisfy their Iaug aing proeHv1ties and many Of the regular 6oarders ruined their coffee 8g laughing behind their cups
 The gents from the sticks didn't know they were the fan-makers, at least fheY did Lot inquire fnto tHe matter. but eoatlnued 70 ea1.
 Thesh ended with more 1aughable and clever aftespieee and We vii wager that ft cannot be beaten bv the famous comedians. Weber and Field
 After each meal. n swHzf hotel like tAe Trulack. is customary foE fae waiter % place before eae1 diner finger bowl. filed wItI fresa water 4a which gaa wash your fingers.
 The waiter iH attendance at tHe comedians table presented each with . finger bowl filled with water and afterwards dropped a piece of Eemaa. h each. The poor farmers. they didu'ekaow the difference. taeF bnr their fingers into the bowl. squeezed the lee1en. put in several spoons ef sugar and after stirring the W9nid-6e lemonade several mo- menta. drank Eae contents down. As t}3ef tfamped out a1 the dining room the dFammeas B8aader=. walters and even Ehe dishes were n an upHoar sf aagater
 IHe eauHtfymen didaa6 know the difference, bat is it net faet that candidates 0r aspirahfs f5r office have many things 60 contend with.
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IbrSUai , lh
Badly g4ghfsnea our AIerehan s and
 Grocery Clerk

which slightly ge5 Strauss s & Ma
 
  G e vea
 E5s aQsza se5 ae asasa6es tas aa r floors 1e roof
 eah aeeTs tHe % lesFa pieces se s1a aaoe @ second thinking taag ara Has @ ger aa7e 9 Eaa ##ea * reached a- upper st9r7 ae 5auaa ae aa 8 smoke and flames
 toe flooring 6eN 5nd and third stories This as e0oaga f5r Fay He aasaea down the 1sg fight of stalr Ee
 H frightened faasf senseses eaaa4 El3a The aarn was 95Nea and q second He es ffe a f b4 wa he ae
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FWe eon# Clerk

z He are authorfzedt td announce Me Chas. R Fif2bugh Hs . candidate fBr County auE PF8BaGe fzIsrsaaa9je e tae action 4E Hhe Democratic primaries
 sNe ars authorized 10 annoanee aE Frank E. Flstaf3ers a candidate zar re election ss County aa4 Probate eAeEz sun 5ee6 ta fHe action of the Democratic afiEaa~ fIess
 Ha are anthar5zerf ta Anuu44aee Hr + Bloom ss gandlaats faF the office af e3iIn= t7 and Probate alerkz sa8jegt b the action af She 9enoe ate primaries
 4Ka are authorized sa sanaaAee 8r " s=- Strickland as 2 candidate Ger Coaa7F aHz ErdhHte= zfsflS- szIt5f =GE ID tla action uf t1s Democratic primaries sa March is. 1aa5
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Far PEa.ecalE.sg AfEesneg.

are aathoFlzea e8 announce sEe <. Q. ElndnIt 2 candidate for Prosecuting AE- 1aHBes fE4H thfz 4ae Eleventh Judicial CIT a55I5, sHa#eeb to HE8e aeaIaa of 6ae Democratic primaries
 We are authorized to announce Mfr. Wal fer g SerratiH # ea8aidafe for rs-e2sctHfH ta Enc office af Prosecuting Attorney for gh#s the Eleventh Judicial Circuit subject Ua Es4s action eft be Hem cratic primaries
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Enr ....rlfe rsasarsf

#e are authorized eo announce Mfs e. Alexander a candid aHs f6H geunFF Efeas= IseeF. subject fa fHe aefiH8 of tfIe Democratic primaries
 EFe are authorized ta announce A1ss Jesse ff. t3ore a candidate For county HFeas8IF- ers subject t0 tae acton of tue DeEEDer 't55c primaries Of Jefferson county
 #s arg authorized @ announce 8s John Hs shelby as a candidate for County IEsassIz TeF subject 10 El4e action 0f 6l3s Democratic H.rzInaFlEs an MaEah I4. Iafn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-14
THE BURLINGTON R0TT
 BEST LINE,

4 EST St Lenis ta Kansas eItFi ST. Joseph Omaha. Nebraska, Den yer. faH. Fsc5fie e0ast-THd TRAINS DAILY 8eakIr taIiiarna Excursions.
 N0RTHR EST te R1aek HiiA. Montana. asilfagea Puget Saaud Via tie short 6a fn1s Kufs-59 | ee mics saveas from Luass T HHsfs sleeners Fne-as aa4 Thursdays. Kansas ctr to seattfal NORTH ta Se. Paaf aH1 Mime. apoHs-TEEE TRAINS DaILY HaN ESEN ELS EXC EsI9As @ tE#a es5aua S8rthvest
 75a0 NsEes ef Standard RailEaal. Tie alatn IvaveleG @ h tHs Louisiana Purchase
 gl8e-1est tlbEzad, EIHtsehzieh.edt =eeHaizlete traiusai ehafr cars seas; Tree Pullman @.eepeEs
 Al Tieset Agents can ticket sia fhe fffeat EurliagEoH Eaafe
 ErIfH.
 EM t0 1AKELY,
 as8 tae tiee Tasssager asl Esaass. st leuis Ho-
 szsssa Eso EEE TT. tss5sE F ns ger.
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aszzf faannaaane afE fanas EEFsa-se saHH#H6zeza EzH aaaz 15sce4
 
 5aH5se fa HH. R aEs4s Candidate sE-f.@Es #aHaifss sTsifH
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m ee ssan.s.slaa.

singular H sHa recent = lts o6 P an a5 Zaa
 
 4e r ea @ @ ~ 6 aa la5B and A4s sAer5 on 5zs summit af Aant9 Rosa 5aaa #aea ha n 5Hs ysl-eT .sneaEa Ie height eg Monte Rosa, tae second I5etiast neak og sae .b5ps' is l9,4A2 feet. The cause Of tha shortening Is parsig the exertion ,! climbing. The human stature always aininisAes slightly during the day.
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sasearsas fer oaiar..

HI1
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 EaLeo merchant ilEea a- zaR fer some and 8a #E EEaUae was e san Ts later kas dies ees9ahes with the provisions w 5ae precious pcs session Has M to ar auction saIe Altar examination hr exs per-s ia inc aHcti9neeTs esta nlsnt # Nas knocked down Tor . was simply German made sadIs ot sHA poorest #HaIit# The amus- Ing tHlas E taat aaa tw3 ef r, aoea father an SOB ea1s red t
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For Con ress

sse are 8at th0EIzed ta announce Hon 5z ls Wood. gf Garland e4nntgT as candidate san Congress from tAs See0sza District aE AH= eH4 ranty
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How Make q r'ernerv.

a1 UHslzhEIE or dark corner 0f back Fae6 oF garden may. without much dIIslclgL1Ts be converted into quits aa attractive spot by the construction of 5 fernery. This can be done by re- moving the flags. f any. rearing them oH edge az s kInd of border line. filing n behind with good garden soil. IE IeaE mold and sandy peat are not ob- ta54able for mixing t. See that there is plenty of drainage by placing thiek layer Of broker stones or bricks at tae bottom men add tae soil In the shape of gently sIoping bank. stud ding it with rough stones the reaghar the bet6er4 from a sandstone quarry. "a gathering wIld ferns do not attempt to bring home large specimens. Be content with small plants with plenty of root. They will make a fair sacw h themselves ' properly attended tG.
 yovst Cse Of the glcycls.
 There was . novel use Of the bicycle af the recent show of the Royal Az rEeuIturaH society in sydney. The com panY which has acquired the patent rights a tae saeep=saaari1g machine fnxsnted hy tas fata Mr Fred ForEza Ea9zelsE5 the Australian brother 0f the corn-lan 1iar-in-efief. showed q number oz=5hesa machines worked bv motive power supplied bv eg-ellst. The driFs ing Whae5 sf zha hieTeIe wss connect e6 with small z.7i.3ea1 EhaeI fzaa 1n 2 snae were azzacnz# 1hs  aex a a #Hss- ar Each w relieved