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Hot Lakes Chronicle, Volume 3, Issue 147, 25 September 1895, Page 4

An official .statement shows that in Ontario the standing area of pine is about 19,404,000,00*0 feet, Z in Uuobee 15,734,000,000 feet. The Ontario forests will be exhausted in -u years at the present rate of consumption, and the Quebec forests in a little less. ufZ T° 1 , - im ° ,P ast stock tho Mount Gambiei district have been ravaged by an annual supposed to bo a Oger. The .animal, which has been kdled, proved.to be a large European known &0t t0 the ColoDy J * DOt A writer in a South African paper describes.some of the characters to bo met with m Johannesburg. Here little while ago was a prosperouVrnerchant m Natal. There, another un- • win, \ !' <lomalion onco a well-to-do business man on the very streets he now haunts ; and herd again, another scarecrow, castine hungry, fleeting glancea into the bar? was for some time a responsible manager of one of the leading banks. A few days ago, in a Newcastle ;lomenta Iys,hool,_ad 1 ys,hool,_ada S sofgi i r;L had been receiving instruction in Pi biology, was asked why tight lacing [cacher indicating a bright-eyed ; toL hosoc ° u^ tonancn beam cd with "telhgence, 'why ought we not to lace our stays too tightly ?' < For f ° of busting them,'was tLre Sl , onp ; r th?E Si ° n * ar6 ™ poi ' t6d amongst the leaders of the Cuban insurrection! A train conveying volunteers from Tavanuah to the front was dynamited at ISolondon, and but fow escaped. A notable departure in shipping whicl, has l„ther(obe"n Wlo-landt the Port, is that, Sn a t t I Demh( ll 111i ' and sent in chilled '-•us to tile vessel.