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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-29
FURNTTURk

WE CARRY A Complete line Of baby chairs and rockers, Glaseock baby tenders, go- Gay 6 siehtIer. Tel. 1745, ss dommeres st.
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HOTEL for saie-Good paying hotel. every thing new established transient trade in growing nearby city of lS.oO0. . splendid proposition for man and wife, reaaonAb,e rent. Address "J." care Montgomery Ad-
 vsrtiser. --17-gt
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FOR RENT4STOREs.

rS1E PENT~stors soo fsSss-sc- = =
 ner Ripley; first and last chance; thickly settled neighborhood. Apply to J, ,. crif- fin. 1A Monroe St. -is-w-su-tf
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WELL established Tailoring Firm has A few openings for competent travelling salesmen n for spring 1908 Season to call on agents, hold displays with woolens and assst in taking measures for Mems made to order garments, Address with references and de- tail business expsriencA, E. Wachtel, Eales Manager. s47 West Main Et.. Louisville, Ky.
 --S-su-tk
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LENp-S5O0 at s per cent and S5. 900 at and s per cent. Jones, Ray Pierce. Phone 4si. No. s. Perry st, $l0, 900. WE have t10.o .o0O to lend on city
 real estate favorsbly located. win lend in amounts of sl.00o and upward. Holt. Mel. son & Holt. -97
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ThAYELING. ssissnisa earn sLsoo 70 Saooo year and expenses. We will teach you salesmanship in six weeks by mail and secure you q position as sraysliag saitsusn iSs Main st., Rochester. N. Y. -s
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FOR sAL.E--Texas rust proof seed eats,
 Burt oafs, wintar turf oats. Southern rye.
 barley, wheat, dwarf Essex rape. Alfalfa seed, crimson and bur clover. Close prices in large or small lots. We are now booking orders for sprfnE seed. Don't forget us. We are hsaduuarters for the best Of all kinds of seed potatoes. seed cornS, onion sets. and garden seed. It will pay you to get our prices befora buying elsewhere. Have you tried our poultry feeds and remedles7 Cor respondence solicited. Harvey Seed Go.
 II Monroe st. --1O
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CIVIL SERVICE Examinations will soon be held in every state. fuIi information and questions used by the Commission free.
 Columbian correspondsnce College. wash. inNton. D. c. -3-su-4t
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VvANTED--At once experienced white meat cutter, must give references Answer quick.
 J. E. P. Heinz. East End Market. E. Water St, Selma, Ala. --3-sat-su-tu-wed
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AGENTs-Are you an aKent2 Do you want to be an agent ? Do you want to make mon ey in your spare time or get into a per manent business? Send for free copy of this
 months Thomas Agent" Read about new Agency propositions new plans and sure money making pointers. and experiences of thousands of successful agents. If already an agent, state what you are now selling.
 Address today. Thomas Agent 106 Wayne Ave. Dayton. Ohio. -s
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I POINT the way to success to anyone who VvIli follow my course. I have shown thous- ands how to make money-I can show you.
 write for particulars and freA samples to- day gaymaG. 2203 Franklin Ave. St Lou ia Mo --2-su-1Tt
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AGENTS-New invention; never before sold in your territory; coin money Automatic hame fastener; horse owners wild about them; sells on sight Any person getting territory will make fortune. Free sample
 10 workers. Write at once Automatic FaS-
 tensr Co. D bl0 Cincinnati O. -2
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FURNITURE.

FURNIrURE--ws pack and ship your fur ntture; we repair and refinish your furni-
 ture. Geo. B. Wragg Furniture Go, Phone e59. -~~Gf
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SIDE LINE Speciality salesman to ssil hash grade cottage dinner set to dry goods, gree ary and furniture stores for advertisinE pur- poses in small towns. Biz repeat ordsra
 large commissions. State your permanent ad- dress W. F. Graves. St. Louis. No. ---S
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Forty acre truck farm, has four roorned house, harm orchard and atoEe. four miles east of city on graveied road l. ". Abercrombie. --1e FOR RENT-LArge stable. two or thrss stalls. carriage house. hay loft and water in the lot. Reasonable price: for particu- lars. Apply z21 Moultcn. or phone Siss.
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AGENTS wANTED-For our new 3Se darn ing machine: just out. Weaves new heal or toe in sock in five minutes One agent sold 2gs in one day. Send 1Be for sample or. si .z5 for dozen. R. W. Hutton Co.. Walnut St Phila Pa, "a
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vvANTED-Energetic man to travel in Ala bama. Experience unnecessary. Good pay and tailor made new suit of clothes free in ninety days. Write for particulars J. F.
 McBrady & Co.,. Chicago. -s
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sALEsMEN visiting general stores to han de manufacturers line dry goods novelties
 strong side line. Good cornmiesion. The Lakewood CO. Box sis. PhiiaAsiDhla. --E
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WANTED-AGENTs.

AGENTs-Natura Diamonds finest imita-
 tion known: big money maker; send for sample offer (ring or stud) catalogue free. Natura Jewelry Company. 144 Madison Building. Chicago --2
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MONEY to loan on improved city real ss-
 tate, per cent interest sums og 91.0Oo and upwards. John c. Hardawny, sos Bell Building. ~-ef
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s2. 400 TO s7,2o0 yearly made fitting eye
 Glasses: auickly and easily learned; big field: have your own business with inde- pendent income. Write today for free ''Booklet 1o4:" tells how. National Optical Co. St. Louis. -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

REMOVAL NoTIcE-AGy friends and pat
 rons will please take notice that I have Building. W. A. saftold, General Insursnee and Bonds, Phone 129. -23-30t
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LOST.

LosT--or stolen from Mathews, Ala, one bay mare mule. cross eyed about or z years old, with long, bushy tall. last time seen, on Court Street near Church. please notify Q. J.. Pruett. Bs0 South Hui St..
 Phone Is4e for reward. --ae
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wANTED-Railway mail clerks. Com rnencement salary Ssoo. Many examinations Franklin Institute. Rochester. N. r.
 -s-Iot
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sALEsMEN--Bsst accident. health policy.
 Old iins company. si.00o, death; ss weekly; si00 emergency; S2 yearly Seal wallet free. German Registry Co, te4s Holland Bldg.. St. Louis, Mo. --k-su-ss
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FOR JsALE--At public auction at Fruit hurst. Ala, Saturday. Dc. I2. blaming mill complete with half million feet of lumber. Excelsior plant twenty machines with lot dry wood, with mules and wagons. Both ply Fruithurst Mfg. Co.,. FruIthurst, Ala.
 --10-su-3t
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sT5 WEEKLY easily made selling our pop
 1llar combination Life. Health and Accident policies Experience unnecessary. Write Royal FraternaI Union. St. Louis. Mo. -2
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gANTED-FEMALE HELP.

wANTED-some one to braid hair. Address
 B B. Box 100, City -t
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CALENDAR sALEsMEN-Experienc in the sale of Advertising calendars Large line best selling styles, imported and domestic New line for 1910 ready Jan. i. 1909. Deal with main office direct, no middle men.
 Address with referencess Aug. Cast Bank Note and Litho. Go, St Louis, Mo. --S
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FOR RENT-RESIDENCES.


 FOR RENT-Niee four room cottage. No sos S. McDonough St.. porcelain bath. etc. Thomas & Jackson, 22 Commerce St, --i4 FOR RENT-six room cottage. all eonvsn-- fences, and on corner lot west side of street, good location. immediate possession. Phone 3a2T, --1A-7t FOR RENT-Five room house, good loca- tion Sl2 50 month, will sell on easy terms, small monthly payments. will exehange for FOR RENT-on East Washington St. he: tween Hiniard and Garrison. two cottages: one, three rooms SS month, the other five rooms. si2. 50 rnonth. Phone 100&. 31rns.
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FoUND--IAdies' Eton Suits cleaned ana pressed, $1 .25; skirts plain or pleated 7bcs GentIeInens' suits sponged and pressed 500.
 returned same day. Southern Dye Works. over Mays Bakery. Phone 1905. --1p
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LOST-Monday, small fox terrier dog
 black head, brown spot on each eye, white breast and legs. black back, and short black tall, name Jack. Liberal reward R return ed to T. W. Wilcox. care M. P. Wilcox, N. Court st --is-St
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wANTED-To employ Catholic gentlemen as local representative. we require a per son of energy and ability for the position.
 Salary SIS per week. write at once for par born St. Chicago. III --3
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CAPABLE Salesman to cover Alabama yssa
 staple line. High comnisslons, with sa0D monthly advance, Permanent position to right man. Jess H Smith Co. Detroit, Mich.
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wANTED--sITUATIoN.

wANTED-Position, young lady stenoara- pher. experienced, desires to change posi- ton. Good references. Address N. M. care Box 16e, City. -e WAETED-Situation by young man with thirteen years experience in large hardware wall paper, paints. oils and varnieshes; best
 of references given. Address B. P. A, care Advertiser. --e
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FOR sALE--Fast gentle buggy horse. City broken, not afraid of automobiles. Naftel Nierosi Dry Goods Co. --lO-su-w-su FOR sALE-ThorOdEhbred Scotch Collies and Cocker spanielS, nothing but hlRh
 class pedigreed stock, grand young collie bitch due to whelp Dec. 8. at a bargain. write me Highland View Kennels, WyIam. Ala. N B. Stack. Owner. 1o-su-wd-6t
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WANTED-Situatton by young energetic married man, good edueattqp,l rapid nt fig ures. Willing to work 10 intkrest Of employ CT: Grocery Business preferred. Address T..
 care Advertiser. --s
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UNITED STATES HISTORY AND
CIVIL GOVERNMENT.

l. Give the motive that led to the
founding of each of three Of the thirteen
original colonies.
2. What was the distinctive work Of
the CabotsH of Magellanf
3. Relate the circumstances which led
10 the founding Of Rhode Island
I. Write short description of the
Battle of Bunker Hill, giving date,
u,mes of generals engaged, etc.
.. State briefly what the Constitution
Of the United States is
9. What is the Wilmot ProvisoH On
what occasion was it mtroduced7
I. State the point involved in the Lin
cpln-Douglas debate.
8. What is meant by the "pcriod of
reconstruction
0. Name in order the Presidents that
have served since the Civil War, and
give one important event during the adj
ministration of each.
10. Name three things that Congress
may do and two that Congress is not
permitted to do.
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GRAM MAR.

l. Define the following terms; advcrb,
interjection, predicate, syntax.
2. Give the principal parts of the
verbs: be, burst, build, choose, set, give,
eat, add, swim, steal.
3. Write the plurals of the following:
trout, penny s'raph, phenomenon, index,
brothers in.law lieutenat-colonel, DIR.
Leonard.
T. Illustrate the different methods of
inellecting the adjective.
s. Conjugate sit in the subiunctive
mode, progressive form; set in the Indie
ative, passive.
6. Tell the part of speech and the
grammatical Office, or relation to other
words, of words italicized bellows
(a) Almost all the ice was gone.
(b) The man, crossing the street, ap-
preached.
(cl Give my uncle the telegram.
(d) What do you think his name isl
te) II was impossible not to- laugh.
Z. Illustrate the connection of clauses
by (a) a conjunction, (b) a relative pro.
noun, (c) an adyerb.
3. Write a letter 10 one who has as
sisted you in securing n position, ex.
pressing your thanks for the assistance.
Name the different parts of letter.
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GEOGRAPHY.

l. Draw a map of North America
showing the principal mountains, rivers
and lakes.
?. Name three conditions that govern
climate. Illustrate by example
3. What physiographio conditions have
contributed to the location and growth
OF st. Paul and Miimeapolisi Duluth
Chicagoi
4. Why has the Mississippi River a
delta! Why have the rivers along the
Atlantic coast nonel
5. Tell what and where each of the fol.
lowing is: Guam, Rhine, Zambesi, Mar
mora, Singapore.
8. How is soil formedi Account for
the different kinds of soil.
7. Name three articles imported from
South America, three from Asia, and
four from Europe.
8. Define these: orbit, poles, equator,
equinox, axis.
0. Name what you consider the most
valuable three cereals, and tell where
each is produced.
10. What is commerce2 What is bar
teri What are the duties of consulsi
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ARITH M E TIC.

l. Name and give the United States
equivalent of one English, one French,
and one German coin.
2. II Troy pound of gold is worth
e24S0256, what is an Rvoirdupois pound
WORTH
3. Find the cost Of stick Of timber
10 feet long, IL inches wide, and inches
thick, at S2a.0o per NJ board measure.
4. What is the longest straight line
that can be drawn ON square floor,
whose area is s25 square festf
4. 5. A company, the par value Of whose
stock is $50 per share, declared an an.
nual dividend at the rate of $4.75 a
share. What Is the rate per cent. of the
dividendf
9. A hemispherical ceiling 26 feet in
diameter is covered with steel at 80 cents
. square foot. What did 1t costf
7. Air is composed of 2l volumes Of
oxygen 10 10 volumes Of nitrogen. How
many cubic inches OF each are there in
cubic foot of airf
s. (a) Give an example of a com
pound ratio. (b) What is meant by in
dorsing a noteH (c) The volume Of a
cone is what part Of that of a cylinder
having the same base and altitudef
8. A 90-day note dated January s.,
1907, was discounted March l, 1907 at
per cent. Find the proceeds.
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ans cunning reasserted itself and she
cried: "You are an impostor, sir!
You are not my CARL"
Carl Johnson started to laugh, but
hearing a murmur at his back turned
angrily about.
you all know mel Am Carl John
son, or amt II"
you look like him." admitted one
of his friends. But you are dead in
the law and you will have to get out
papers and be brought back to life
before you can kiss the lady"
The clergyman STEPPED forward and
spoke with his former urbanity:
Such is precisely the case, sir. This
lady is the widow of one Carl John
son, who is legally held to be dead,
and until you prove you are that Carl
Johnson you have no claim upon her.
| advise you to leave the house at
once"
Leave my own house! l guess
not!" growled Johnson.
Then this gentleman and will,
sirl" The widow swept from the
iOOih anu ISIuiulhB qulChly Win HST
hat and cloak, under which latter ar
ticle OF apparel there was concealed
small but heavy satchel, she offered
her arm to the clergyman, and the
pair hurried through the door and
down the road.
"Good-by, sweetcakes!" leered John
son over his gate. Them letters GER
tainly were the kind I'd have writ you,
and you're the prettiest peach that
ever fell over my fence and rolled out
again"
A shrug OF the stunning shoulders
was the only sign that the lady had
heard him. then the pair was lost by
turn OF the road. Johnson scratched
his greasy chin and leered at his
neighbors.
you heard about them lettersi
Well. you beat them. and then you
beat-herl"
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ORTHOGRAPHY.

l. Give Ave facts that may be learned
about a word by consulting Webster's
international Dictionary.
2. Illustrate five variations in sOHnd
Of the letter e.
3. Give abbreviations for: legislature,
namely, post-oilice, amount, bachelor of
laws.
4. Unite the following and give the
principle for spelling in each case: fop+
ish, busytness, servics-t able, defer ed,
true+ly.
$40. Spell the following words, to be
pronounced by the examiner: until,
superseds, cedar, bicycle, rinse, picnick-
ing, solder, weapon, brooch, managing,
height commerce, negotiable, real estate,
poll tax, potential, pronunciation, ETY.
mology, phCnics, auxiliary, hyphen, modi-
fer, bilious, wrist, headache, morphins,
hinge, esophagus, physician, hauling.
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her swoon and slapped the amorous
johnson resoundingly.
"Oh, you dreadful, dirty creaturei"
she cried. Your mouth is full of to-
bacco; how dare you attempt to kiss
mel"
Johnson scratched his greasy chin.
Il call this nice way to treat your
own dead husband come to life"
my husband Youi" The stun.
ming blonde looked scorn unutterable.
What! amt your demanded John.
son.
"Ughl" the lady shivered.
How about them letters7" leered
the other. The letters l wrote and
them you wrote mel Them beauties
they had to clear the court fore the
Judge would let 'em be read How
about them?
The widow retreated nearer the
clergyman, and Johnson turned to his
friends. Il guess won't need you
folks any longer" he said. Tell
everybody how me and my wife are
as happy as two kittens to be in one
another's arms again" Then he
turned on the clergyman. "And you
pack along, too. Me and my wife
want to be alone. Don't we, sweet.
cakes?"
The lady took the clergyman's arm.
Don't leave me. Cyril, dear. Don't
let that horrid creature attempt to
Kiss me againl" Suddenly her wom-
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PHYSIOLOGY.

l. Name the bone of the thigh and
mention the class of joints represented
at each of its extremities.
2. State two purposes of the circula-
tion of the blood
3. What is lymphi What work does
it performf
4. Name three things that interfere
with digestion; three that promote diges-
tion.
s. Give five functions of the skin.
8. What is meant by reflex action
Name its uses.
T. Describe the process of breathing.
Why is pure air necessary TO successful
mental effortt
8. Where are the kidneys located
What is the effect Of alcohol on these
organsi
g. Mention disease OF the bronchial
tubes; one Of the substance of the lungs
TO- Define stimulant and narcotic.
How does their use affect young people Z
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THEORY AND PRACTICE

Questions $40 are based on Keith's
Elementary Education"
l. What measures would you take TO
promote the physical well-being OF your
pupils2
2. What considerations should deter
mine the seating of pupilsf
8. How would you deal with irregular
attendancei
4. Indicate, in some detail, what use
You would make of supplementary read
ing in geography.
8. What elements should enter into a
pupils fitness for promotionf
8. On what does class interest depend?
T. Name and define two kinds of atten.
tion.
8. How are habits Of attention formedi
0. What things regarding social life
must the teacher understand in order TO
have the proper view of his work.
10. What should he the fundamental
desire of the teacherH
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4. Name The author Of each Of the foi.
lowing: Poor Richards Almanac, The
Sketch Book, The Raven, The Rise of
the Dutch Republic
5. Cite an example OF each Of the fol-
lowing; lyric poetry, oration, descript-
ion. In what order can they be studied
bestf
g. Tell briefly the story of q selection
from Hawthorne.
7. Name two pieces Of literature that
you would select to aid in the study OF
history.
8. Who is the author Of "Snow
Dound"i Write briefly the story. Quote
from il.
Q. Name three American novciists Of
the period before the Civil War, and tell
the phase of life portrayed by one.
10. Make list OF the first dozen books
you would select for a school library.
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THAT AMERICAN ACCENT.

The conversational method Of teach
ing languages is growing in favor,
and It now proposed to exchange
German and American school teach
ers for the sake OF cultivating the
ears and tongues OF two rising gen
erations. This is a sad blow to Eng
lands pride. English students and
travellers In Germany have assiduous-
ly spread and strengthened the ira
dition that Americans speak a vulgar
dialect OF Shakespeare's tongue. And
now the Prussians are anxious to
have their children schooled in the
twang Of derided patoisl The hour
is at hand for another Anglo-German
incident.-New York Tribune.
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JUST BY THE WAY.
News Items Boiled Down and Con.
densed.

Secretary Taft has sailed from
Charleston. 8. c., for Panama on the
naval transport Prairie.
Between 400 and 460 letters are re.
ceived daily at the White House urg.
ing the president to run again.
Business failures In the United
States for the week ending April so
numbered 282, against 1888 in the like
week of 1907
L. p. Farmer, chairman of the
Trunk Line association and promi-
nSnt railroad man. died suddenly at
his home in New York City.
Several persons were killed and a
number wounded In a recent political
disturbance at Fort de France, island
Of Martinique.
; During the fortnight following April
/ the number of idle cars suddenly
mounted from 8O7,5e7 to s7b,770. the
greatest total in the history OF Ameri-
can railroads.
That the German government must
borrow $250,O00.000 during the next
five years is an admission made by
Secretary OF the Treasury Sydow to
the reichstag
Four men entered the home of An
drew Janille at Southington, Conn.,,
and overpowering Mrs. Janille, who
was alone, broke open a trunk and
took 81 800 in cash.
The directors of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Co. have declared a semi
annual dividend OF per cent. which
is reduction of one-half OF per cent
from the last semi-annual dividend
and places the stock on q per cent
basis.
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LITERATURE.

I. What was the AugNstan Age OF
ing writers of the periodi
2. Name an English epic poem and
give the author
,. Name a prose work Of 0eidsmit O.
what IL said Of his styiei
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THE DEMON HURRY.

Time has been saved. almost an.
initiated, by steam and electricity yet
where is the leisure? The more time
we save the less we have. The hurry
Of the machine passes into the man.
We can outrun the wind and the
storm, but we cannot outRun the de-
mon OF HurTy.--Jehn Burroxshs.
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rAMINEs CARRY OFF MILLIONS,
Horrible Death Rate In india from
This Cause.

The periodical famines in India,
which have from time TO time horri-
fed the civilized world, now seem to
have become epidemic. Millions of the
native population have died from this
cause during the past few years, and
no sign of improvement exists Tho
viceroy OF India, In telegram sent
to London during the third week of
January, stated that the total num-
Der of persons in receipt of state re-
lief In British India considerably ex-
ceeds 223,000. that the number ls
steadily increasing, that prices are
rising. that the rise in prices is telling
severely upon the poorer population,
especially In the towns, and that, al
though the worst signs of acute dis
tress are not yet manifest, still the
suffering is great.
The third Burmese government fore
cast of the rice crop is singularly ap-
propriate In this connection. The re-
port, which deals with territory con-
talning about 9S per cent. of the total
area under rice In British India and
Burma. gives as the area under cultl-
walton 7.296,964 acres. an increase OF
332,271 acres, Prospects are good, ths
surplus available for export being es-
timated at 2.514, 900 tons of cargo rice.
equivalent TO 42,610,169 hundredweight
Of cleaned rice.
This Is striking commentary upon
modern civilization in AdiR.-Har.
per's Weekly.