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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1896-11-12, Page 7NBWSTOPICS OPlWEEK Important Ev.nta In P•w Words For Huey Readara Wears dap♦ayses Mi►Yed and rot Isles Mame A.Ittwes 11Isane gise Ilia Ilea Sok Fibres, -A 111.91/ ■ver• ba ,...-hafts. bees •• •a, HAILHO*Ib RU ILLI No by-law yTIMDu Dundee Cotacu kaa ag Hallway vans the Reada t& Company the right to a trolley system, the chllipany eie0/ a year mileage. rule lea,. Ur weft. Peru has tient an agent to who will nerfutlat. ter the Pup IWery and machine gums and th improvements In assail arms. Reports are current that a in bas occurred In as, Armenian near Kalaer(. and that 00 have been kited. Lieut.-C.d. Lindsay Jenlrs the that the 7th itattalem of Lon about to disband or that he h Intention of resigning. W►W•If. fU1/11'11:1. The Sultan has pledged him France t.., put Into Irnrm••dhttr •loo certain reforms In Armenia. The Hawaiian Government has ed a full pardon and reterattun civil rights to ex -Queen Lllluc.ka 1t la 'rumored In Devlin that Rirmarck's revelations In regard 'teem -Herman treaty were made venge ter the Emperor diethe: Czar from Welting the Prince. Tltr. ilite. I.e.(MCI,. Thr Mel/14411U church and I•arr at N'rllingtere with a hawse ade, were burped. The Governor-(:-ea-re-rat' PI ofn,e ranch in Hrltlah Columbia was b and it le feared a lot of important hr documents have been Istat. The extensive er'r,trd nettle of ion & Sena at liradf•,rd, England, been destroyed by tire. The lo buildings. machinery and amounts to 1170.090. •111 I e I t►ta. Mr. John Walker, a well-to-do trier .1 Camden Teems/toe, ,"mm sut/de by drinking earte,llr acid. Mr. John Day. arehiteet of (le was found dead In his bedroom w self-Inflk•tcd bullet in he, lira,:. He deeponden t. Prnfeas,•r De Haan of the Johns -ft kine t'nlvrrwlty.arnved in Toronto week and identified the mysterious tide at the Queen's Hotel as brother Jacob. The remains were reel In Mount Pleasant Cemetery leen/lay. rift: lOKICCLTI'RAL woltLB The Viceroy of India cables that there has hers no rain In the famine district.. and that extensive reit. i..rk- have been opened. Thr last ehtpm.•nt of butter for th n. era- •n tn'm th.• Government Dairy `++•'•one at Prince Alter, and Indian Head, N tl•.T., are on their way to M.mtreal this week. . o'wime t,. the failure of the hay and potato crops in Ireland. caua.-d by th•- prelenged wet weather, the Irish large ,,umber, are face to face with and etarvatlon. 741, • TAI, KIGNA I, ' 484 )11N:RU H. I INT. 1'111 Kral l t 1 NOV. 12. 1896 tracts for handles two swift protected anima The poems of "The Kahn" an. ►m hs published In book form by The Befit- tea dlpectatur C7aRlpany The W•C.T.U. soavenbon for tea A' minket has °poked at Toronto, and tales aaatlpa-* la .gramma fere a few A writer In The Contemporary lAe- y °tar Tork belles have take, r to chiming to - fl• nosey view asserts that some °f th N ew 4.s,. w b coo. amt .vmume The British emigration returns Just Named October ,, that during the month of e. against 1731 In persona nailed for Canada. preceding October. reed on a A oa_ j the anti ! Dumb'. charter, endmentr to the efts run as for which Montreal proposes to ask the legislature, in one to author - to pay Ise a tax on all luta of land, Including Itt►k bile institutions aupon which re erected. and char England Representative,' of the Toronto mus - ply of ars !cal societies, met In the Y.N't'. Guild e latest Hall and passed reaulutIone I.' -luring d favor til holding a music festival In °shame•• 1317 to celebrate the iOth anniversary of oil ag,. the Queen's coronation. The New York .,ens V w 111 be closed rumor o us an. I It is estimated that 660,000,000 fest of lumber were cut in the Uttawa diatrk-t this year. self to It Is expected that the Dominion Gov- ernment Tariff Commlerh'nw execs !ts enquiry about the 11th Nat. HI begin On- tario will be the first Provinclslted, "r d had [ her Hamilton and Linon. n I)ec ember 1. crani the commisek,p will We In Toronto ani• Prof. Bell of the Dominion Cled al Surveyb of the opinionthat fila faecal Prince c t., II. - m found near Sudbu in r•- cite coal: but a. It 1s In vey in..instead ig th•• of layers, he Is 'loubttul It it will be found to paying quantlttee. Wheat was strung acid higher in Ch1• cagt� Saturday, l)ecembrr selling up to ening. 711-.e on good buying. This is wl'htp 1-/e 4 the recent high price. North- ., hi* west re elpts were smaller. Caines urned, were higher and strong at the advance. put,- Commercial advices from M• -ears. Dun and Hrad'atr+•et a agencies are of a Dae much more buoyant nature than ter liar. have been am -untamed to fur rine time MI u• past. Commercial failures In the United stock States for the week ended Friday were 230, as compared with 2S0 for the comer sp,nding week of last year. far- P1KELT PCRat/NAL. Int. d The Duke and Duchene of Y..rk are arranging t" ,telt Toriomto In the au- tumn ..f next year. nth a The marriage will shortly take place waa of Sir Alt.ert Kaye Rollin and the Dow- ager Duchess of Sutherland. eye- It art.at Parra that Emperor last William ldd a secret visit to that city 1 euc during the reception of he Char. ht S.r Charles and Lady Tupper left for hu- Enfrland on board the steamship Nu- nn mldtan, which nailed from Quebe;. on Saturday night. •kir Edward John Poynter has been I av it el.,-ttrl i reeadent of the Royal Ac -ad - tiny as the suceemor of the late Sir Tb John YON.. w lin August last died 1n A Th . cc 'the Queen has decided that cit. Poses we Wei net tt'eatmnnater Aide,' shall be by the central scene of the functions oaman- etated with the Jubilee accession fetes In next June. cc Fr At Ai meeting of the British South Po re (''. African mpany in Findon, a meek - holder called feethree cheer, for Col disin Cecil }th.,,i..,.. and they were moat rent begirt Riven. (I,as Frank Merarry, who disappear.d -g frons Cornwall a year ago and was Tr- Ccntly th', sub).. t .4 a sensational story hY Mrs. Winters, hasle..n traced to Montreal. froth oho h !"'rt he sailed on the at.-amer Lake Superior as a Pattie (...y. WAITING 11 41 ZIILJaI./ALL ala alma herein( air For hie Wta�gkkews. Wee Lues • Sete tai« softtj aNbowa. b. . wt ereeese tk the rapt leek that When Me teak el love was earl Will he never stoup am .•y. "!tura.•. I ata tired today,. Like a child fro,.. toe witch'May i tyles ire la the .te•er ser ways" Nay: i esaaut think It Se. He well come he me, 1 Maw. Smilingsweet had speakleig low, He w 111 euiue, os, 1 will go. Father: only let w greet. Here, ..r wherveeceer his hot a•• upon krve'• errands moot, geed hie -- take ase . as moos meet. --Jamas So khans, la Harpers seam •IDI LONDON'S GROWTH HAS STOPPED. The H«tropolle 1.ap•ated to Deellae In 1'opu1r11.r R.rr•tort b. The result of the reeent census that during the last live years popular!+.,, has Increased 'tomeless rapidly than It did In the prey ten -1881-1811. The number of pee tamed out to be mune 15.000 below estimate formed on the basis of The difference Is •nail but import as It shows that the previous fal the rate of increase to maintal The population la gn.wtng at a b rapid pace. At the egtnnjng of century It used to increase by in than Let per cent. in the ten years tweet' successive censuses; 1n 1881- that rate had fallen to 10.4 per cen the lowest un record, and now It 1s leas. This movement le not part u genera/ decline; It 10 peculiar to Lo don. and seers to hulk -ate that huge overgrowth et the metropolis begun to cure Itself. N.. town can on growing indefnttely, and even Lo don-.m.mstrous a-•. It is -bas nut filled the expeetabuns..f earlier ata Octane. Two hundred years ago it g Neared to be growinso fast that William Petty, one of the earnloners ci In demgraphlcal kuned that by 1$N1 the popular ould reach 10.000,000, supposing It cntlnue at the sante rate. th °wryer, that a natural limit, wo reached before then. and placed the year, 1!100, by which time maculated London would contain aomg Inover 6.000.000 Inhabitant°, an rest of England only 4.SOv,O0o. H es very nearly right about the to hk•h actually was about 9.000.000, bu intern only accounted for one syn. Since then 1t has nearly reach maxlumum,whk•h.curiously mouenn I1krly to prey. -a real natu mit. For the four years, 1871-74, th '•-rage birth rate was 36.2; for th our Years, 1801-04, it was only 20. err !bas been a gradual and almost meats' fail off from year to year lch ha, not been counterbalanced the simultaneous but slighter f aU the death rate (real 22 7 to 19.9 w, -r people die in proportion to th pulatien, but still feaer are bo M Merman explained by the cMermanlinatlon 10 emery. The mar .- rates for the two periods con ted aro- 19.0 and 17.3 respectively t. James' Gazette. shows the what lots pie the 1311. ant. 1 In ned. leas the ore be - L. still f a 11- the has go n- ful- tL- ap- Slr est iresearc11 rc , bon to ought. uld It he e- d e nal. C of ed h• raJ e • e 8. e rn g r vi c a be in th tit w L. th Re 31r F T. Shutt, chemist of th.• F,x- e.7 ,,,ental Farm in Ottawa, will se. 1, tt'ashingtom to attend the annual menti, n of the atric:utural chemists •4 he "nited States end t'•anada- Pt►1.ITat'+a_ 1 wr•a. it 111.. To Temple, the new Arehele-hop of Cantrri:ury, to aao(st'ne the rl•.vern- meet In drawing up the Education Hill. Mr Cecil Rh.a1- iii seeking an Irleh Parliamentary se t. and if elected he toe appear aa a supporter of Mr. De- lon At a rneetine of the Br.tleh iii -Metal - It• !oases It was claimed that 11. Kin- e,. • ete•M)rm Is a victory for Interim - Weal hi-rnetalllam. Th. Min heetee Guar'll: - say. whimpered amnesty hl-In•-talti.t., that Mr. J'eenh e'hamher•faln, during h!. risit to • the retied States. beam,. a C"nyert. The Satuaday ttevl.w, ti+ art'ele ren Canada and tie- Imp.-rial •' ,•r no. taloncalls attentlem to the-'agere of dl.affeetien with the *invite. which is at • w..rk in Canada-" ?NE RCLIottii-a IURL.l►. •1t the special meet Mc of Dicer Pound Presbytery Rev. John I.Ittle re fusel t., aeeept the call ex:..n•f, ( 1" btm by the T)uttnn r-nngregatlon. It 18 rePorted In resiaetkal circle* that Catholic "f 'Pf"•inting a Papal ahl«Cate for can- asta has been recognized by the Propa- ganda. and that It is very entite's th. Rio Father Forbes, a Scotch memler of it.. order of Jesus, will b - ap- ''. Puis.(e.l, a A .sire deputatle•n from the Awgltcan I,fl' 1 have interviewed Premier Hardy area :he members of the Ontario C.'abi - artfnr the Rurnnae of urging upon eh, ft. •L•vrrnment the necessity of setting *Part regular hour. for religious In- ane nen in the Public *chums. The 1sr"mi..r Promised to oonside, the ma' Ur.and to mister with the Minister of Eda•.ation. "".teles-erA N ADIAN. The t'anadhm deputation to nego- tiate a treaty of r•eelprnelty with th.' '' ' •: Ft.itea will probably visit n'aeh- tnrt,n in shout el* months. Tit• Pacific cable conferenee (pen. d fr, t, ,•.t . on Monday. Sir Teemed "Moll Ron. A. O. Jones and Mr. San p!••ming represent Canada. Th.- Liberals oaf Cornwall and Stor teat mese: In eonventlen al Newtngtnt e"N"' I1 to nominate a candidal the. 11.•.tse M Commons In Mese' toot i„ h•- tete Dr. Bergin. TM• alanftoha canines held a titre, krnin . •stun to discuss the elves tettk•1•,,.nt. The atrrerme It was t•talh rstlflM. tett Bene or two points b " m!4rmr.1 by the i)nmtnt..n. •r !Angevin referred to the ilee•eee In hie fletaday evening sermon. 111111t ireAD. Int William iii. yandsrhllt is dead 11►. tt'atierron of St. Catharines fell was :n the ftoman Catholic. l'hureh at Arlt mase on Sunday. r^' Henry Harris', a retired .Neth"- oe. 'towels'. died on Saturday in T. ' fame es HenrymE. pallier, for mon' y year, prc.feenr of i.MJn Du`•ttne'tlttl College, Merton, Is dead. TU. Rev, mimeo M. Quiet, D.D., urn • Moat inent al- y▪ �nw land. died ddenlliyn011 Masa. Lips,* ? urvllle, one of Mont ►aserg bete -it awn bushman men. and mwille.eirier ef the legislative (*nun' 11. Mr R.• was eel years at age, he). GGregory Coe. Us, well-known •Gregory ^f Si Catharines, Ont., a m•,, ►bt r; tede ll11, of Olin and Tale, t.ar- v.ys: Ege l 4etre .hash two Ito 1 ert.AagersYF. "IS AAns/rlaaa A Dental Hammack. Hammocks have shared In the de- velopment of al !thinge for which there Le any demand. The cord has been every imaginable color, woven loser and stronger mesh, trimmed b fringe, put on frames. hung with ong and ernam.mtal chains, and. ei- ther, worked out an elaborate and ed aso,rtment of itself, specimens 'hick are swaying at this moment very corner of the land, says the York Times. ✓ real comfort and the cool side he piazza, nothing has been evoly- better than the swinging ted of the tie," the real sailor's hammock. you are summering by the sea in fishing village, or even In 1 on the shore, you will probably some sailor abo.'1 the neighbor- wtto will fashion you a hammock nulne sail cloth, duly laced. gear - and poled after the moat approved nip style. That will be a treasure, and when swung on your lawn verandah and piled with pillows prove a most inviting lounging the benefit of those who cannot he real thing. a description of a substitute le given. The denim d be of the heavy quality. the out and end pieces cut in one pieta, d feet ana half long. Fourteen from either end a tuck three deep is taken, through which ham- is(soden rod the width Of the ha - is run to bold the hammock y. The aide pier.-.. an - nine Inches rn and are hetmel and then over - with stout waxed linen thread to .ttnm pieces. The sides and ends eyelet (.tholaced. s hrough which linen he heavy sewing la diffleult the thing can be inexpensively put e hands of he a orner upholsterer. g cloth makes up very effective- ) these hammocks. ramie *1(8CRIWIN%I.a. ! dyed The penitentiary tnvrwtlgatl..n corn ' in c mission bas cornmenoed work at King- I w'I Moa. sax Chargee oe f bribery have been brought togs, against a number of Montreal Alder- I van then. of w Vandals broke into All Saints' Church In e at Kingston and did a lot of damage New,p to the church pnerty. Fo The poett'Alee at Burford, Ont.. was of t brides Into at an early hour, the safe ed blown open and about 890 in cash "fO caw taken. - Il Lady Tina Scoot. who Is under 1n- some dk'tment for ha. int ' riminally libelled hole Lord tuasrll, has fled pieta Ju of ati find Rcatlon. hated Captain John Marr.4( of England. of gip who wan captured by brieamle near ed Smyrna ami hell foe ransom, has maty been relented 1 indeed Eztnaditton proceedings were begun or at Buffal.. against Mrs. George Sterna- win man. who 1s wanted at Cayuga um a charge of potsoning her husband. dace For Edmund Harvey, late City Treasurer get t of Guelph, having plead,d guilt of denim embezzlementebezzlement of city fund. and made ghoul restitution so Tar as he waw able, was sentenced to three months' imprison- bort ment by the County Judge. He L said eight to have paid the city 211,001 of the $17.- in -he. OM odd in question Inch" Mr. and Mr,. Castle of San rem- a w eke° were put upon their trial in Lon- mock • on on charges of having stolen a num- et.',et bet' of aril. les from city tradesmen. deep. The charges against Mr. Castle were ,oast withdrawn, ami en the advice of her the le counsel Mrs. Casts.• pb-ad..1 guilty, and was sentenced t.. three mocha' imprint - eminent without hard 1a1,.r. Owing to tape the unfortunate woman's ,rental condi- If t tion It la thought probable that +4ewill whelp receive Eaecutiv,- clemency. • Into th east ILTIEa. I Awnln ' 1y int. The new wharf in course of etin- structiea at $t John gave way and wag awninged to the extent of The at•"oom-r Maggie was cut 1n toe Lc the steamer lite' n'.. St. Jo' tea Nt1,1 . and tW rteen p'r'a,•Ils drown -d. Themes Mallon of Iinn•at'tlle wa• -hot the-•tgh t.'th lunge 1.y a cowman Ion nut, 'b Harty Ferner: Ishii, Mint - Ina. Arehle (.i1,,e of T'tmonater w• wounder by a '*•> friend r 1 point a r.•videer al N:,lf ,ot knowing (1 wa cocked. The t.-h.e•ner 5:'•.'ra nos wrecked !+t like Er aryl 'h, et the cr •cr .1 "c n ed. An- fli - t then) wok Ma:- olio Mc- Leod of Termite. • Ethel. the rix -year -Md da'trhter of Mr. J I. firnun of linen c •,•td. diet front injuries n-reive. from a .awdor falling ,.n her The Maly ,it Thomas Bradley of Thor- oM was loom! in ins, °sn.it. lie was riding a bey, 1.• al"nK (8.- bank three week, age`, and 1. suppoe.'d to have fallen In The ,s-h,..,ner Wmuk.e.ha was week - ed In lake Hurn maim 'o the cote duct ..f A drunk" captain end crew, and of the s• ,-'•n persona on beard only as flit c M one w MOW/4 W Anderson end E Bur- rows, flahermen .4 Pert It11lie. while trying to make the hamayer of Port Burwell 1n the gni.'. sera drowned by the eapslstng of their heat_ A boiler ezpleeton Saturday morning blew th. Pater«,n !treeing Manular Iuring Cavemen • premise. on_rout Mr ,,t east. T•r•.ntn, 1.. ruinssat in- jured three employee, who u pr•enat are ba the kurattal pegramtnc ably • loose 1.«..ow• From the Lowly "Ind.o.l we may smile," writes Lilian Bell of "other tittle" In the Novem- ber Ladies Homo eeurnsl. "aa we often do, at the primitive eu.tomts pt the lowly, and at their h.wtely throw* .'f 'keeping company.' It makes a de- lightful Jest. But beneath it M a !treater regard for the rights of a man cr woman in the metal scale. With therm to 'elect one another 'to keep enntnanv' t. Tike an ober e -'f maatWge, To 'keep steady company' 1s the for- mal unnounc,•ment of an engagement. WI 'eh Is the first step toward ma - i tTbnnny, and 1s almost as sacrad and Brat. With their more fortunate and envied sisters In the smart set an an- tfatteme•nt lo the l•..rst kind of }wand, end neither man nor woman le sate rreen the w.intng ••t ether nun and wo- men until the tnarrl.ige vow. have Peen prenotineed. and. if your aoclety • very fa hI"nahle not even hen. No that this tee 1.•ty of which 1 aprk could undeniably be ewiled 'good' " a T r.r n( I..AIM'/ $..,. A new miff which Illustrates pas,, f•e'tty the fashion of the hour Is long and round in shape. it 1a male of Persian lamb, but ha. it Ia1fe vista* ended around It. The bead of the aatele is arrar,and to Met nn the front ret the mnff. At earl side et tide mud they. le • full niche of deep easerald green Ark velvet. widen 11 Aab11N 0th ivseotul beim shad nada. The muff tr Used with Ise same abide et mesa Ila arab. ,lea OWN r..eew.d a.d sesinnsed els Thew Noah.. Loadom Nov. 11.-Thit case of lir. and Mr,. Walter M. Castle of San Fran- ! cls• 3. , Elim arereu °sed at -alum U144. , came up for trial in the Clerkenweil Sessions thee morning. There were Prates- era,eleven Indictments against the Prates - era, charging them alth stealing artl- clew the total value of which was £42 10 shillings. Chairman McConnell presided, and on the bench with him were half a 'toren magietratea The court room was 7 A GENERAL'S STORY. Coal & Wood yard HE RELATES THE MORROW 11;1CAPh 01 H18 DAUGHTER. wa• caugp a1° SOX DOWN aY TUB orraae- elva Call/ATI 01 10114 sag L0TOal$D ra N$I7LAJD-WU lU -PATH= ro1.- u,waw u1 rove!. MR IIs • aaalova CON. rrem the Haag•klre Iadeitswdeat. Tares 111 Goth/sig More 'stemming thee i8. talk of oar I.r.vt defenders. wbo have .erred their yeses sad meet,y in far di. :eat lands. To talk with as Indian odium, thanes hie remtatwewee sad adventures, is what those who have enjryed it slways ap W. we... ('„s«qu«nils :1 er. tee s mama repsrter of the H.miw,,►re iadepeed..t) 1 0.. delttb ed n" re, etre inetrucu.es to in- terview L Mstesawt-(:ewrwl Shaw, whip has sur hie enure na Italia. .,..i u note living with hie (.milt, in honorable re.iretae." at St Paola Vicarage. Sb.nklu, 1.1e of W •rhe. 1 bad rra.prd the bell pull and given it ooe'ug •.hr• the door opened, sod the grs.r.1 stood beton. e... You knew i• was a soldier at mice. His manly, upright nearmr, hi• emtl• his ples.ot .volar --ell reId you that yes .'n„1 to the presence of The undersigned begs to inform the public that he keeps on hand HARDSOFT 1 COAL AND BLACKSMITH COAL. PRICES OF WOOD REDUCED. Special sltentlec l•i• en to OUT and wood SPLIT Call and get prices And see samples of w.,e)11, office and yard. NELSON -ST., mar Melte Pres. Hetet. D. C. STRACHAN Proprietor MR WALTER 31 CASTLE. crowded. many of tl,ectators being ladles. A number of the .,efle',ie est the United 8tattStatersEmbasay were pres- ent, Including Set•retary Roosevelt nod Chief Clerk Hodson. The case for the pronecuti1en opened ptotnptly at 10.20 o'clock. WhWhet,.h.- chairman called for the surrender of Mr. and Mrs- Castle by their ►..dnds- uirm, they having, been at liberty I. ,- der £40,000 ball pending their tr ..l, there was a pewee during whi the crowd was hushed and expectant. until Mr -s. Castle made her app ...., mice. at- tended by two female nurses and he: husband. !'pun the trebling of the charge Mr. Castle stood boldly uprightnal aan- s•-reap "Not guilty" to each of the counts. on behalf of lfre. Castle Sir Edward.- Clark.- said that she pleadt guilty o rash charge, and proceeded to give the reasons for making such a plea. tv note Sir Edward Clark -was ape..klnte Mi s. Castle remained seated. She was dress ed in sombre black. and kept her [at -e c..vered with a handkerchief. the jury was beim; soo-n the silence was broken only by Mrs. Castle's sob- bing. When the first charge was read, that of stealing a 'Bbh-tte worth £9 and a .kin worth as, Mr. *ivory, [.•r the prose- cution *aid: "Subject to any opinion which Your Lordship may e'en -5. it appears to me that Mr. Cantle was mot a party to the thefts, and. t''e•• f •re, the prosecution will not offer any evi- dencevi- dence.agalnat Mr. Castle. Wet'.' h - case wan In the Polies Court, and both J-risemers were denyli, guilt, a wa' imeeeelble for the prosecutor' to take this course, for a.. long as the wife de - Mei her eutit It was pogihle that the htl"Ind had taken the things." Th.- chairman replied: "1 have read the depositions carefully and have ar- sins. CASTLE. rived at the same conclusion. Ther Is nothing in the evidence that has im- peached the inn•%.•r•.. et air. . sb,•. and 1 entirely approve the course you have taken 1n the matter." Mr. Avory, upon receiving the rep'y of the chairman. an,ouo,•• a tonna y that the prosecution would not offer any evidence against Mr. Castle. The chairman then addressed the jury, say- ing: "As there is no evidence to sup- port the Indictment against , oct- ant. Walter M. Castle, It is your duty to render a verdict of not guilty." The jury responding wan a verdict of not guilty, Mr. Castle was ism dtately discharged. and upon the ap- plkstton of Sir Edward Clarke to the court, Mrs. Castle was allowed to leave the court room attended by her nurses. Mrs. Castle was again brought Into court and the clerk the court aa- trimliekl that Ella Castle had beep convicted upon all of the Indictments against her. Chairman M(('onnell said: "The court has had great difficulty in deal- ing with an exeeedingiy p ilnful ease, upon which *empathy so powerful has been hrought to bear as to almost In- terfere with justice:* The court knew, he said, that the sentence which It Te - came his dutJ4to Dasa upon the prison- er would be well weighed elsewhere, and If any suffering danwerou to her life or Intellect should follow t would he Immediately met by another au:hor- Ity. He would not prolong the pain- ful scene• and. therefore, would at one. proceed to pass entenee, which was that the prisoner be conn est In hilt without hard labor, for three month•. The Central Nr,. annnu.,,.,,4. that a Petition war lodged at the Home I►iRce thea afterne en praying f, r the C1u..en'a clemency In the ens, of Mrs ('API`.-., un the gn.und hat the lady's physical and mental condition is not anus, to the etrafn '-f Imerinonment. United States Amlaaaadnr 'Useful the Central Nexa save, has also ad - dreamed ts note to Sir Matiheo %V lttd- ley. Hume c,rrets, • on the aulrj,• 't. Pea meters Lavages. Wtnd.nr Ont., Nov. 7. Di. Golden, (jovernm• nt �•eterloary Surgeon. found aamletakable tram.. of bog cholera o* Walpole hostel and at Whttct•read. A sm411 anal ,n•-nt nn the ninetieth The (loa•erntnrnt hats ere., .1 t.. • alaulpbt,r A( s411oet one thousand !soya In the vlelbity of Rallacwhtrrg. fir. McEaehran hast quarantined 14 suer. farms near lIaldatom• ('mea to pr, - vent th • spreading "f the dlse see. About 200 hogs have died. ie•thwie.l aaN,n Ilwalea /nennuer. Ottawa. Nov. e,-Ac"'Mine to ad - viers received fly the Dairy (" I- naireletrper, the last ehlpment• of hater for this Peanut from the government 'airy Matinee at Indian Heed and Prince Albert are nrnv en their way to Mowteent.' •Ins, quantltr Indian Read qyg the made at 22.271 pounds, and 4'rine. was, Molle pounds. it Is •Tp21r .4 et th output at Myth ted that til double the Weans next rt'�r w aeerr.n hat Lir.Jrtsm.t U-Larrr.l Moo,. on N ••ore's g.•nt tem. r ; hut, alae ! he h • time table, amd 1 telt that the iarervie mart mode be 'hers, However, ne usher net in and •r mice nut meat my ewe by h • ffah :e ono veraat mu. "I am ./'aid,'"that von have come los, di.lauoe : hot (et n.e kuuw the peso. *teat of men visit -' 1 explained to •he General that I w most entices, with his conmet, to obtai some persona! exhumation •e to the metro escape I had heard one of his daughters ha recently experi•rcee At that he hrigbteneel ei.thly. •• Vo moo knew," he said, e I am rest a bit ea eathasia.t on this pain, ; In' the tele very shore Me d•nghter •wmr home fr lndi•, ant when I joined h• -r ie Len.lnn feond her ill in h. -d She bad !boomer. and moors Imo pain.: she was perfrc• I. hloo.iless, h.'t•e..*i id • gen.rsl weo,k area prostrate condi•inn A decree wee .ren,bu' .he eem•ieed •hen'utsly colorises, wait in great wret.•hedness and eufering from anomie or hlondleeerees. She lied • kind of lever, nervone heed•che aud .other pains. Well, I herd of Dr Williams' Pink P•11. or Pale People. \ly daughter took sora, red the tint hnc had • msrv..11o,,..freet She regsao.d her ro',.r, Inez bur pins, and hereon* •Itegeth•r diff --,...t. She h.4 Mies glow upon her S',. went on taking he pills and i am geed to tell yea that ahr versed oompt.tely i have roo.mmerdrd W.11iarn.'. Pink P,11. to •l1 with wt oml e to ,entaot, and all who take them di - ve great h.oe1t therefrom. "1 have a oats ar .Inches, and she has ken them ff.r . 1 .ng one.. ►••1 ham always mmended them to other peopier, tine unci then, to do • g•eat deal of good t.' .0 how. ahs, hid e•oomm ceded 'hem ; .ad 1• yself, wb. a 1 hr. rd of peop.e bs-r v I, h•�e takes chem or aeon them scme of see pills " Dr. Williams' fink Pills diree•lj• eariob purify abs, Mond, end thus it ie that y •r. •n f.mou, f..- . he our, of ac:,•mia, henmatiem. scrotal,. ohroaioerysiylae,and tore pale and til' w couple. 0 • to the ow of health. 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Bop anti Malt Yeast le prOlnutineell by the beet analysts is Znitlitod to be the pure mid waarlulterated yeast, mid ie weed by the beet bakers in the country. IN MY BAKERY Yon ean art for one cent aie attach Bread made from Hoe Yam as you ean for infee meta horn the preened yaws which are forcing thenmelyee the treble.. but which do eat Y BREAD P.1 MADE FROM THE. PURR MALT AND HOP VICAsT AND No, MAN.1111/BA PATENT FLOUR. T !tend Drove ter yonmele It le the mese w said sweeten bread that can be produced Or may yen,' trt the n•rket. My Nig eaperenre In the !tottery boomer. has • GODERJOH STEAM BOILER WORKS. leaanfactnrer of al1 keels awoke Stack', Salt Pena, Sher', Trod Aad beater ia- •re• Pipes and Pim Fitting% Sagan sad Water ' Valves. = Chtotaatily ea Rase et Lowed A append bee of Steel Water owe Hag Troughs fer me of farms, *ad othera.,. Ella-tp P. O. Sae timerseb.00. Warke-0.08401, 0.1. R. Stades EatheakdE