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DISASTER
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Ivor ►rif the d fte„
ret ed tlot bets/ !
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18 CONCLUDED,
Yefesuelan Arbitrators 1n-
DOaIICe Finding,
LIMB 18 8PECIFIIDa
gvidencly it is the Basalt of a
Compromise.
1111!81?08.8 URI 1111111008.
Plat rt.ra the Ssgtnatne and the Lino
Marked on Myers and Yountslo
sad•. Wit b the 6weetan-00
Whet Primate • Did the ooart Ptad
Tbta aound•ry
Parts cable: The ,.ward of tbe
Anglo tenesuelan t*.under, arbitra-
tion cctumtsalon is ready at noon to-
day. The decision was uaaulmous.
IL is considered in the natant of
, ,normae rather than as favoring
y,mtuela. 1t appears that Great
mita* toyer same Lel ler claims in the
bents and on the coast. Their fros-
tier will start at Walnl River.
THE AWARD.
roe decision which was read by
y d'.
1.10 Maarten', the umpire. wbo
ea" presided over the deliberations of
ms tribunal is as follows:
Tho undereagoad. by them pree-
mie, gtvo and pabllek our decision de -
tonguing and Edited, touching and
coneernlrig the qu.sttes that have
b.na svbmltesd to us by said arbltra•
gat: and, l4 conformity with said
arbitration, we decide. declare and
pronounce definitely. that the line
of frontier of rho colony elf British
llsisoa and the United Sats of
Venezuela le as follows: _
"Startlog ao flaw eoset. at POGO
Playa, the frostier dta1T TdlOW""a
. eight line to the oonllplMe Of
the Barton and the Marulma, thr1o•
tolluwhig the rally of Nie latter to
lee Anne of aha .OLtrrlRulo.. f$¢@j:,
wins• tolled the Oetari River.
"Then 1t abaft proceed to the con-
fluence of Use Hallow, and the Amok:
urs. thence following the Tlta►weg
of the Amakuru, to t * source In the
plain of Imataka : thence, In a
aoathrrasterly direction. along the
blgtiret ridge of the linataka
Motnalne to 11e highest point of
ter Im attaks dein apposite the
seams of the Barite and the prin-
cipal ehAin of the 'mistake' Mwat-
see ; theme In a southwest dlrec-
11 i. to the mouth of tae tearable.
"Following the Thalwooa of the
Aeardba01 to the Cltyunt the north-
e rn tank of which it ,hall follow In a
westerly direction to the continence of
the 1'e. *nl and the Vanamu : thence
Moe the Thalweg of the Volume to
it westernmost source ; thence In a
straight Ifrte to Use summit of 14 ant
Lora rna : thine* to the course of the
Cettnga.
'From this paint the frontier dial'
follow the Thalweg of the Cotta``s to
two confluence with tate Takata ;
theirs• along the Thalweg of the Tak-
utu to its WARM ; thence In a straight
line to the most western pada$ of the
Atom! Mountains, the highest ridge
of w h rh 11 shall tallow to tate source
of the ('or•nt.n. thence 1t will follow
the coir,, of the river:.
WHAT IT MEA1t&
1ldaetery ftasma'th• British point ot: - TEM VENEZU� BOUNDARY OOURT.
vine, but as hard:y a prop the e I '
practloabWy of unitersal arbitra. '
The Pau Katt (layette says : "With. I
out doubt Great brit/bin has done un -I
sommouly well, as is proved b77 the
eoma»ate of former President Hard.'
son. If 11 ware not *treads sufficient- I
le obvious. It is now made clear that
the arbitration bas shown the dispos-
ition of one government to be p eas-
.ant and patient rather than risk a
distill and unnatural quarrel. 'This
has its impression In America, aad ,
thus must bare sown good seed, which
has already grows Into a flourishing
pia at"
Tial St. James' Gantt& se. s : " The
outcome is not the result of arbltra-
ttoo, but of friendly compromise."
The Weidanineter Oarette -says
"The result Is decidedly satisfactory.
The extreme owrtentions of both par-
ties
arties have been est mans; but the sub-
rtantlal paint is that Oreat Britain
gets more 41tac on. various occasions
site had ezpramed herself as wtllktg
to concede to Venezuela. The practical
feature of the oar 1• that we, have
substantially .uccseded against Verne -
meta, while vastly improving our re-
lations with the United States."
The Globe. adnpttne its usual otters
H !S 1Orta Says : poor owe arbitra-
tion has not operated to our disadvan-
tage. There are others beaded the
Vettezuelans who should now recognise
that Great Britain will net suffer
what she oots!dere her rights to be
n u Weeded to the terrorism of warlike
menace, whether in one world or an-
other, whether tt be a great power
or a small state."
SOUCNT COLD, FOUND DEATH
Some Horrible Stories ot the
Edmonton Trial.
SCORES OF DEAD ALQNG IT,
Fifteen men ed the party of 73 some
time ago retsina/ stranded at Mud
Lake. Edmonton trail. arrived at Van -
outlier yesterday. They had a terrazie
hard luck Rory to tell- They' lived ou
"fish-peste" for fear days. This Ls flour
mixed with water In wbtch flmh have
previous / been billed. John. Holm, of
1'hlkadelph.la. dy'e• the followvtrig ,Yat
of dead:
H: Hoffman. drowned to theist Slate
Lap on July. HES. Hoffman was pol-
ing his boat, when he ellpp-d and sank
-from !eight forever.
�M y*1411 River, 13 I.IM IT
pule. Trhm i . PurtegtT,� tf olJ • em, V . hid 11 'ole "
covered a Nsd- man tri a tent is De--- 4 p.R.=,....vrL !M'
Lord Chief Just*. Russell of led Justice Collins of Oros
Oreat Bittatn. Associate intim Brewer of America Britain.
Met Justice Feller* America. Frederick De Marten at Reads.
QUU PUNA
- P7.
Words From the teary
1 Nova Scotian ?armor ?ells flow
He Regained Health.
He Suffered for ?•are Frem Rtdn•V
Trouble, Stok H'sadsoh• cad Rheum-
atism Although Advanced to Llf(
Me 1I*m Found a Ours.
(Freon •h•i Enterprise. Bridgewater.
t • N. B.)
t'oiomon Meldrum. Emit., of Upper
Branch, Lune.aburg Co.. N.S., le it gen-
tleman of Scotch deioent. and well
known throughout the oouuty. He L
sit orogen' twist of repute and is pro-
minent
rominent In the Wool &Haire of the
Baptist denomination. Referring W
Dr. W Ullaine P1uk Palls. ate says : " I
condoler them a moot, wonderful and
beneficent revelation In the realm of
medicine. Previous to uaing thew pills
tome two years ago. 1 had muttered
for years from kidney trouble and
rheunathen. Many a time had I
been as bad that 1 could do nothing
but endure the pain and pray for
physical deliverance. My advanced
age, being nearly 70 years old. made
a cure look almost impossible. humanly
conaloerea, in a case 01 .000 long-
standing But. thanks to the Lord
and Dr. Athens' Pink Pills. I am here
today in excellent health. with
scarcely an 111 feeling W remind me ot
Peet sufferltagi. Bomethfng over two
yearn ago 1-. read et the wonderful
curer atteatVng the use of Dr. WU•
Liam' Pick Pills. I [bought if these
teaare time**
is me I possible
bought
pills may benefit even
.ix bozos first. used them strictly as
directed. and with the Lord's blessing
they did me much good. But seated, and
ali-
ments were chromic, deep sea
I am an old man. The cure was not
complete, and 1 got twelve boxes
more, with alt faith In the result.
I only had to use six boxes of the
second lot when 1 found myself
quite free from kidneytroubles,
rheumatism and all other bodily ail-
ments, except the disability inci-
dental to persona of my advanced
age, and even theme were in a, mea.
lure relieved. 1 may add that for
a longi time before I used the pills
and when 1 began their use, I was
the victim of the most 'distemiint
attacks of sick headache, the sensa-
tion of sea -sickness In extreme vio-
lence being not a whit more dtstre*-
•bcg. Time attacks . -sem .4W goo*.
or twice a week- Atter thktng the
Pills, the attacks became less tre-
quept and less troublesome and fili-
ally ceased almost entirely. My son
who lived at a distance, took the
remaining six bore& and stated to
me that they did him much good.
This I do know, that he looked much
fresher and appeared In better splr
11*. Believing a. I do, that an over-
ruling power redcoats to mortals; all
the wise and beneficial thoughts and
InventLOna which operate to improve
our race, and allay and cure our
safferlug, I may again that !thank
the Lord and Dr. Williams' Plnk P111•
for my prolonged life and present
good health.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cure by
�to the root of 611• disease.
renew and build up the blood,
and strengthen the nerves, thus
dr'iv Ing disease f rom the system.
Avoid imitations by insisting that
*eery box you purchase 1s enclosed
in a wrapper bearing the full trade
mark. Dr. Williams' Pink Piiis for
pale People. if your dealer doers not
keep them they will be sent post
pan at 50 centa a box, or six boxes
for 02.50, by addrem ng the Dr.
Willie me' Medicine Co., Brock v11le,
Oat.
The award of the Tribunal briefly
semrnarised means that of the 600,-
000 quare =Item *ahead by Vane-
seen,
ansseen, the lather obtains only 100.-
000. formed partly of the marsh land
Mar the river Raman. and a Por-
tion in the interior, while Great
Britain retain, all the forest ooamt-
ll''ar a, Oct. 4. -Mr. Harrison and
Y Malletrl'rsvast, who were Intel -
'owed Jointly. after the reading
of tiie Veoseuela award. pointed
not that Great Briatn upo to
the time of the intervention alt the
rated Stats dtst!netly refused to
artr.trate any portion of the territor7
east of the golnamborgk line, alleging
that its title was enanallable. This
torr Gory included the Aacurl River
and Point Berlina, which is of the
greatest value. etrateg!oally and ear
aercially.
The award. continued the coansef for
fenesucls, gives Point Barlma, with
a strip of lawn fUty mils long. to
Venezuela, which therebyobtain' en -
tie control of the Rver Gri e°.
Thr,• thousand maitre mils In the
Yterlor are also awarded to Venosum
Thee by a decldon la whlcb the Belt-
* arbitrator. concurred. the portion
taken op by Great lutists in 1895 is
•own to be unfounded.
ALL WEIFT OF THE LINE
Thia however, as tits Venezuelan
imam pointed out, 1n n0 wile ex-
pense the fall extent of Venesuela s
iZ2Great Britain, hashasclaimed
&tM11 sq.are miles of territory weft
d the Sohomburgk lute, and thtAaehe
tis dispel to arbltrate In 1
livers foot of tp�t a*ot!ort Is now
• alsMwl to Veagpala
BCBOMBEBKIC LINE TIPHELD.
One of the 00•11•4D for Great Britain
sten the following statement to -day
to the Associated Ftr : "Tit* award • (,o write to friend".
Radically andorssm hhe_indgrowle 01 Refnee.-A man Mimed Refuse. from
Ar Robert Bm
ehobergk. whop line IL I Leureton County, Nova Scotia, died
follow. sem* In a fesw perttcilars.of snores at French crepe.
great Brltaln sequins the whole of !! Connie Menton -The most pathetic
"• • River Cuy.ad, laclndiog a sits case that oats* tinder my notice,
which Venezuela alined W ba a 1011 weaver, wee that rel Veneta Nei-
* the inaction of the Caroms and moa. i (tend him In n shack dot
the Cnynnt. Tb. marshy Hasten, dim- , (ksal River, 80 miles np the Liard.
%stet has been awarded to Tiffanies.. ' He hem a woe and family in rltI-
comber;. He 4'tan entry 1n hie
QIry way Jazlsary, 189a. The rams
th''W fly-Natd the dory was J. Mc-
Nes1y: Sault Rte. Mare, Mich, The
dary told a pathetic "tory, momthlng
like thy: "Demme 1 am too sick t.o'
travel partners deserted me. I am get-
ting •o *oak. My feet are frown. I
am mina crutches. 1 am confined W
bunk. Front V rapidly lipreading uP
Rents 80 below sero. Can't more ; no
fire. no food. January 16. 1898: I have
just had beautiful valeta of home .
✓ at, warm blanket". and loving facer
hovering [tear me. I was so warm and
e o happy; but I nm RU) 111 this awful
place." Here the story ends. Holm
buried him, blazed a tree. and put he
name on a .lab.
Peter Sinionrat. a Swede, shot ace:-
dentally in h a tent In November. 1898,
at Devil's i'ortage. One of the boys
was fooling with 1.1n1m's revolver.
when 1t. went off. the bullet go:ad
through 8'monases (lead 1t Was 50
below, but Holm out stab" and made
bin a owfCu, aI:d buried him In the
sand. Waxily a tree and putting has
game on It.
Valentine Wendler, New York, put
Ws bat ea a stab to mark Isis grave,
and then went and dled alone.
We teen him near the stake, ul:t
halm a coins and prayed over bis re-
mains In the mad. He died of scurvy.
This was .t..15*.. Lake. Hla partner
was Cbar:s Helioul, International
bots, Brooklyn.
Dimock, of Ha:taz. died at Hay
Mountain, of "curvy, ami we buried
Mai there.
James Butler, Loodoo, Fag.' H. was
drowned at Cranberry Rapids. His
body was never recovered.
Young men named We:ls, with •
Co:orado party, died of scurvy no the
way out ; friend" burled him.
Hubert Seuvagsau, home near Mon-
trea;,. drowned In the Mackenzie River,
July, 1806. He was with Seymour
party ; body never found.
Unknown, from Patterson, N. J.; his
partner eras named Rowe, from Color-
ado. He wee drowned In the first can -
yea of Francisco Irl. where water
rima high enough to make rainbows.
Ameba: list waa ggi1ven by J. Craw-
ford. of Chippewa 11a:1a, Wis., who
mays be counted over 100 tragic deaths,
but meld remember but few names.
R. P. Fbrd, 1[S:l Village, Penn., a
big strong man, overworked himself
carrying a 75 -Ib. peck hundreds of
mLs.He1.11dead oathetrail.
Londoners. -I found the bodies of
three London Englishmen In one
mabbr ; two were brothers; 1t was
at night; there wane a light in the
taut and I went la. A ndle wile
Just spluttering. oast. A man Iny in
the bunk, seemingly looking at me,
so I said " Hello," but he still star-
ed silently. 1 touched him 'Dad
found that he was dead. I looked
in two steer banks, and each me
tensed a.dead body -ell dead ol
whery. - lith fast entry In the
diary lying- Close to the hntk, with
"ohne dried apples, read : Brother
Jack paamed away peacefully last
night." The three bolter were bur -
Md Some one else took the names
feeen117 on the principle of national
accents, but with 1110 conditions that
Se Orinoco shall be a fr.vev waberway
to 111 malars. The pd .re of land cov-
es about thirty smear • miles. 1t has
been offered, with much more land.
17 "very British For.'lgn Minister
shies the time of Lord .t lir "deem Great
Britain has mdtletnntle t* t ahemat all
ler extreme claims t 1 the v►ltu-
i'IsplAnt* t1.s and ;nldtlni401 raAOW
iMbpetebly settled within' 1Britt t►
brrltnry.
BRITISH OPINION.
Loden sable : A)lhoo h a ritPid
ttnhK of the decision of the Angl>-
emen.elan brander, arbitrationtri-
heal has scarcely attard*d as yet a
Ibor msA� of all 11* ds•
Lea there V a
telling ofsnt-
k(aetloe 1n offietal olrnls, based
alta the beleof Nat Great 'Britain
W obltaleed e'1 the •zgeoted
VENEZUELA
VernEMkCLAlM,
FRONT/FR LINK
uNAER raiE
PARIS AsvARD,
METHODISTS AR ERBIL
Grand Showing Made by the
Toronto Men.
NEARLY AQUARTER OFA MILLION
The "Toronto rally hell 10 the
Metropolitan (throb last night W
the Canadian Methodist
twentieth century m111Wu dollar fund
was marked by an enUtustasm that
las seldom. 1f ever, been displayed In
any sacred edifice In this city. The
aet,tuuucemenj made that eubecrlp-
tans to the amount of 01147.45() had
already been made in the Toronto dls-
tr4•t alone. although the fund sup-
posedly does not open until the lith
Wet., was the tame of a particu-
larly •troog deunonetratlun of ap-
preclatlou.
The following etatemeut shows
how the amount has been made up :
Bherbounie Street ... 3100.000
Central. Bloc( 115541 ..... 86.000
Wesley a..:.. ... 10.000
Bathurst Stroet ... ... 6.000
Queen Street .. - ... 6,000
McCaul Street ...........
Carlton Street ... ... ... ... 5.000
St. Paul's ... ... ... .. 5400
Broadway Tabernacle ...... 8.000
FRONTIER
cage and worked in a boot faetror7
there. He went out of his mind
through hanger. HM partners went
sway to !rook for food, and left him,
:-ns when thej, came leek he wits
dead He was oat of hie mind be-
fore they left. Ile kept crying, •' I
sere fresh mese *8 -there; ' and point.
Ing to the trees with his gun, he
would shoot at thee tmaglnary fond.
I dl.00ve ed htm dead, looked np hb
partnere and helped tory him.
I maid ktv* endues of !other he
Mamma of &Notts awful and s+wift,
g low and starving. i can glob &-
tells bat no names ; I forget them.
There has been an awful carnival of
death on tles_femontott tell{." -Van -
waver Wan
t Log Time.
Y'"rng Widow (three days after 1Mr
Thi rotate Ottley cadets, ao be- 1 men i ran Meet keel kWh -
hasbnnd's death) -Ah, he was meek a
kg "'kmd by the teenaged Press for Flferg6Dtk► Blawtt1rt
11
ie anew es wesolom of (Ionian, re -
that It was lapnsalb * to sent
urea Mixt the award at present.
A stellar regional was mash to thw
sassy retie* at the Unite.[ atone
._ 7. bet Mao officiate there *loo
robed little
heave that Yotemeie had
tfle by due arbitration.
I'si doe. 0s5. 4 - t7•it see- -- -1 ab.
11 nation host n.r ii+
Its diereses
r omeotndon 11 r0I
papers 1S
The tlelhrtt� trivI o*11 mime np oil
Mondale a neat evert writ
the Repeal sad crones-nepenl to the
b*'wet ,open Marl The point of
law et imos.111 the liability of ma
peeled ntml.'H of Use react Knights
of Canada, now, (11) loner in exinten
e s n l.ieel
The frtatrime reined tboo.anein of
`-ns of grape in New York State.
\tat 1
.AA A
Jv I t .M,.- 4644" -
PROBP ERITY.
Fleet Canadian Farmer --8o every
but what's become of all those Tory
"ted disaster for us?
Second (»radian Farmer -Why.
tell you how NM got It wroeg.-
SOUR Wale 011 JUU11ITIOM 1f* OLIIIM 01 WAR.
The Transvaal Prenehtas and Govern- Plan to be Pursued by the Dominica
metal. Government.
Tteae. facts about the Transvaal The plan that wIJl be pursued by
Republic are gleaned from theStates• the Government an the event of war
many tear Book for 1899: There w-th the Trainee l will 11 la under -
am two perllamenary chamberw. Bills etvtcd say. the Mall and Empire, be
paired by the emend brooms laws tills
telly when army/bed by Um first. Mem- organise a brlgadet composed of ons
berr of both chemise/if must be 80 rerniert of infantry -800 men.
years cid pompon fixed property, and two squadrons of cavalry -250 men.
body's hn.tling, times are eo good.
politicians and felbwn that prophe-
they're p they can't stop to
Moutseell i
Told or saaskln
L characteristic story of Ruskin
was to:d at the Library Association
Conference at Manchester In connec-
wlth the subject of lib-
raries, says the WestintasUriette.
A library for the laborers of a Lake
Country vYdsggee had been established
by the munitloenoe of a we known
gentleman, and just before the op-
ening the professor was asked to in-
spect it. 11e cordially consented, and
upon leaving expressed his admiration
of the arrangements, and promised to
send a present. It cams, In the form
of a sumptuous set of 600tt'■ nove:s.
The wife al the founder thought the
edition much too splendid for the pur-
pose, and .1 the earLest opportunity
told the donor so. "Madam," Wald Rus-
kin, "U money ney the books cost had
been spent In floral decorations 0r
winos for a dinner, nothingwou
have been said against It, ld
but, be-
came it las been laid out for the en-
joyment of the simple villagers, it
le thought extravegamt."
Woodgreen Teheran/he ... ... 2,500
Berke y Street ... .. 2,500
North Parkdale . .. .. 2,500
Parliament Street •... .. ...». 1,200
Westmoreland AVMS* ... ».i.. 750
700
700
500
500)
Centennial ... ... ...
IMvIDvUle ... ...
Claret* Avemse•..».. ... .•.
Slmp nett Avenue ... ... ....»...
In preientlug the statement Rev. Dr.
Potts said that the meeting meant
uch for Toronto, but a greatdeal
more for Use Ontario beyond'Itreottto
and for the Dominion (Applause.)
Rightly or wrongly, the pimple outside
of Toronto called bliesta were
looking In this direction to see what
to queen City would do. He wanted
it to be borate In maid tbat wail, the
figures given were official and sign-
ed by portent and officials of the va-
rious churches he bad good treason to
believe that they rtptewepted the mini-
mum, and he believed that many of
the churches would go beyond die
figures given. (Long continued ap-
pfaune.) Of the 1100,000 from Sher -
bourne Street Methodist Church, the
reverend gentleman said, Senator Cox
had given 085,000, 320.000 of which
was an additional Ittsm to an on-
doement of 080,000 given by that
gent/email NEM lean' tiger 117r ' Vs -
chair of Old Te rtemient exegesis; at
Victoria University, and 015.000 for
the general food. Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Flavelie had given 080,000: Mr.
A. E. Acnes, 010,000. and Mr. H. H.-
Fwlger, 310.000. (Applause.) He Ma'
eluded by remarking that the scheme
would be presented by the pastors to
the congregations of every Metho-
dlrt church in the city on Sunday
ass '-•
The (Signal`_
■ ywrt ems
MIST TIIIIRSSAY NOMMEN
IST D. MaGELLEMISIDT. .'
,ti.
Terms .1 ewYsn1slene
rot
a sesame
��thw .
A.d.artiras Ronnie
Legal and taker ess•al adv. 1e.e.t�5�1 '.
es
rr ICU ard
ter ant (..o•. sad $ Iiq
morsail b.s.0sot1seereles.
a�• .5. st cit Bass sad seder. M Pee
�av Vahan'U as•
hweaselSan
e was set easseeleg
mem
sed
dor p1
�..aa w r•�11aa
este pee
wed, _se senses alae lea
vole* Iseltletlese. nee.
Nubosnibers wet Ws .= lets
toweled" he se mme att bed u es mate •e es
eey_waekA_ tlblMmjlMe.,• �j new adarms Is address doAMCM WWM
en.
Me old
Pab0dmn Sena
J.s. be ?ousel, of OMerW �hayb••4`
wandLeal dwtae:.'Utog oi Aahfel.Tosd
Wa~wano•k. canons,
Leal pesumMan over the theist are one
empowered to neer* .sbrerieskin. t Tim
elel,eaL •� ��•r•��
All oommwaloa D )10011 1belOIIDDT.
+��0 ea•waa
Telepthes Call 1R 0odere.h, Oat
be pian eenti There are two 011e battery arbtllery-150 men.
claims of citizens -the first -clam The whole bunch to be under cone.,
burghers and the second -clam burgh• =end of Colonel Otter.
sets. only fire...clam burghers are The Infantry regiment (under Chi.
eligible to the upper chamber, and Buchan) to be composed of eight com-
pn y neel_claaa burghers may von pastes of 100 meta each. The staff and
fes therm Roth elnaser of burghrs echief officers to he .elected from the
ammo the members of the meooad present permuuwrt force. as *Iso the
chamber, and a burgher of eitherc4taounm'n
r chief eoircdoned officers. The
ls eligible to elec rnnks to be made np of volunteers Irma
The flrwt-ciaea burghers . .....1..all the anllltla. The militia offerer• world
male whites resident In the Republic be given seabortaitte commands. Com-
ttc
before May 29th. 1876. or who ok Motes would be re erwited 1n each der
an settee part In the war of Irbde- trot, say Loedon 1, Toronto 2, Ot-
pendence In 1881,e Xerlenbach adios 1, Klegetboa 1. Montreal 2, gtre-
war In 1894, the ,l'the
rk�kit11 in her 1, Now Brunswick and Nova 800-
1895-96, the sweat oiredltlon of tie. etc. The battery wonld be "A"
1091, and all Ute other warsagalm* Battery made into It MI;nn flattery,
native tribes, and the mens of such a''W rekrnbted Wren strength from the
per *t. upward of 16 years. -. mi itla artillery. The oaralry wined-
Selo/xi-clam bnrghtirm am the ea- r(mm 'would be organised in the cane
turallsel males and their sons from w. 47 M 1116 int y, w}tls 1JN' regular
the age of 16. Natatralllatlon may tet0e es a .kek4sr, and officer's from
tleobtained after two years' residence,
r.g1at.rntlaw, both of allogtanM and
payewint of 1:2. and renders liable
the person eatgralimed to militaryser-
vice. 9ecoin4-n1ase burghers mar Die
come flrstmla.m burghers after a
naturalisation of twelve years by
dpental meolis11at of the upper casmbarn in
-
br'r. Saar of 5.linemen. LAoud rights. th. Repobltn, 11454 ne polltical
U t10 register at 1e they may be.
cope imeaed.Las bombers at 10,
but they cannot herons+ first -clave
bargtet* tUl they are 40, and they
post he sleeted by the rappels cham-
ber. The President and the senses]
Of ah• • are Nested try edi MED
eters lents only. ..i '-
Bleaker than the Nubia!
in
$NGLIBH ARMY /ILACIZIE1
And Will gtrs a brilliant
Mille tate will last
the permarleat force. This hr:gad',
would the completely equipped with
hoep"tal corps and a teal corp.. and
would he teudersd to the imperial
Odtlrnment esomlpdete.
1KUIer's''Warm Warders for sallow
skits ; end ler yoomlg.
Weise wad Y. Se t
Dern 4.
i was cured of terrible lumbago by
MINARD'S LINIMENT.
Rev. Wm. Brown.
i was cured of a bad case of ear•
ache by MINARD'S LINIMENT.
Mrs. B. Kaalback.
I was cured of sensitive lunge by
MINARD'S LINIMENT.
Mr.. B. Mestere.
There 1s more Catarrh in this sec-
tion of the country than all other
diseases put together, and until the
last few years was supposed to be
Incurable. For a great many years
doctor pronounced 1t a local diem,
and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly falling to cure with
local treatment, pronounced 11 W-
earable. Science has proven catarrh
to be a congtitutlanal disease, and
therefore requires constitutional
treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F. J. Cheney d: Co.,
Toledo, Ohio. Is the only constitutional
cum on the market. It la ,taken in-
ternally in doses from 10 dope to a
teaspoonful. It act" directly on the
blood and mucous .urfacbe of the
sy"tem. They offer one hundred dol-
lars for any case It (nils dreesea 8end
for circulars and testimonials.
Address, F. .1. Cheney R Co.. To
redo, 0.
Sold by druggists, 760.
Hall's Family Pill, are the beet.
Eaglet) ttort.nt of Shakespeare In
teen nearing Ferree to it ;tootle'
elder--"Thle le the locality of the
' blaateel heath,' 1s It not ?" Elder -
"I'm a chief elder ci a Free Kirk, n'
I11 allow nee profanityin my hear-,
If there wee a colweslon an' ye
deed wt Milt word on your IL ,
.wheer wad Pe tbt"
cess Stuarts rrdweatlathe !sins
The :fl 4 �.,;..c dote lust
b. boletiat a. umet. Eisia
turn tit i nips AMMO dlelre.
THI'RSDAY, OGT. 12, 1899.
• RAVELLiNG swam
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
inn
ixmd
au and Itbgsa
r
Mau mei ielear
L. ell geed Illo
zpeen-
and
ever•...•,
D>•s7OTml=•
M.NIOROyL I�NN. aLD.11..
Gold rBzToit*rakt��
"®.
•
$
to Testes lzpe ieses.
LM. MA818. D.D.S. D.1
• Sarg.es-latest
nspecialtynnss
for all dental op•nw
11a
natural teeth a •i
launt ee poen Fur scans Relreses se.
What One Pr.eebmaa Drank.
A French alooholte patient. the
keeper of a Parts wine shop, gave
the doctors the fo'lowtng statement
about hie drinking habits : " At
6.80 a. m. I rime. At 7 I take Doffs
and brandy. About 9 I drink three
or four glasses of white wine, and,
perlwps, eat a little therewith. Be-
tween 9 and • dejeunerI usually
take three or four ' aperitive, '-bit-
ters, Vermouth, or absinthe. For
my second breakfeat I have one
litre of wine, and then coffee and
rum. During the afternoon I take
carbon ' coneommatlons.' Between
5 and 8 p m. I take some more
aperitivei,' o0 an average about
three or four. At 6 o'clock I hare
my dinner, or .upper, with which I
drink one litre 04 red wine. Be-
tween that and bedtime I coor)me
a few gleams of brandy or liqueur."
Zeiler than the easiest
is
BNGLI8H ARMY BLACEING
To get a bright. black, lasting shine.
Ve.bslsrt.r of Olvtllsatlon.
If the English language le moon to
he the universal tongue, one In In -
alined 10 feel rather sorry for those
who have to &equine It. says the West-
minster Gazette. far. according to a
German etattisilclan who has made a
otod concerning e oomp•arative
wealth the
of all the language., of mod-
ern civilisation. ours le the one which
head. the list with the enormous vo-
rebalary of 260.000 worlie Oermany
routes next, after a great drop.
wit( 80.000 worth; then follow Italy
with 75.000. France with only 80,-
000. Turks with 22,500. and Spain
with `20.000. Fortunately the litera-
ture of a nation does not depend on
the number of worse In 11* vocabu-
lary. for did not the French masters
of the pen In the seventeenth eentory
work with the small capital of 5,000
words?
Just what you want is
BOSTON LAUNDRY CAROB
For it gtvea a flee, 4omestle finish.
and not the Chinese+ gimes that is
•n objettonabl• to 0p 0 -date people,
T Y. TURNS Id D /0
J. we*
Dr. Dixon. alariOloilal
ld
M.... S •*otail egteentaation ed an
Juice of the natmel WM.
Lynes new Wont.
=ATOM-
III
ATO
E1tiflrT 4-
alter. Noway Pattie
Oommeres Chamber, tA• Seaase,
CAMPION. 4.0. -NA
�t
¥ . Nodome tary, OtBw ove s�•soa�es
MO. JORNIFTON-I&ft 10L4-
• eller. Commission, to
loan. °Man: Cs,. Hamlhes sal St.
. tr••ta, Oodertoh, Ont.
C. HAYS. BARR1BTRR. SOLIOITOR.
1 v. kc. Orae.: North st.. next deer m=i*s
*mac Privets Punds to lad at lowest rated
of interest. tM e
rl ARROW t PROUDFOOT. BAftRIWITIOUL
• Aiteraffe, Benetton. ea, OMerl.t .,
T.:Darrow, 0., W. Prase/est
00y Relagtea • Plumber
Mrs. Grimes -Doss your husband go
to church, Mas. Brown[
Kra Browq Certainly. Sometimes
he goes to the Unitarian, sometimes to
the Orthodox and sometimes to the
Catho:fo.
lllr► Grimes -Ah, 1 see I An agnos-
tic,
Mrs. Brown -No; hip's a p:umber.
When there is nothing for him to do
at one church there fa pretty sure to
be something for him at one of the
others. _
Somme
Unequally Pelted.
A word of eantlon .bou:d be ad-
dressed -to women of decided ethos -
point. Messy should never talulge hen e
eheml..tte of, _white or Y`ht meg to
the Irak of tbor 1041).'. tt Is ail right
1n frest, bet Um white and mended
yoke at the bank makes' them bolt
st.ttIvidly resod-shmsIdered, it there
Is the :asst teedllney to atoms.*,, Por
scab weeps It is so .doses* . in be
mutat* yoked:
IglliidiiNi tl/ sig Right 151 the SW.
bat • eight without moon or star. -
Coalmine
"yll
�tAMMRON. MOLT t 801.1f111. BARES -
11 were: Q.C.,, P Reit Bodalq iMAAa ®_
J0. WARD. CONO*TANCkR.1e., Asti
• easmMdeser ter taking sod reeentig
r oyalsnee of ball, s4davtu or Warsaw
thaw deposition!' or solemn &Want!..g is se
oe.o•rning any action. alt sr pie•••4tam in
the Rlrh Court •f Justice, alt• Cert •f *Meal
for Ontario, or in soy Cellar .t Divides
Court 411 transamleo• maritally and peespW
executed. Residence sad P. O. a OenMandl, Ont. !NS
-
In btelnean camel when thor•ongh eat
*faction 1s given the public. That's
why Nervili a sells ins/ rapidly. Tooth•
ache U eared. az U by magic. Pain.
Internal or external. finita a prompt
antidote In Nervllitle. Try it.
I,OArq ARI DNIITILANCIM,
N. LEWIS. BARRMTRR. SOLIC�=OR
• Notary. Praetor Iltlliiaentlmd Court. cur==e..,.
mlltoeaunt.
• J. T. NATTZL-FTRL, [.171 AND .44
• Mast Insurance w at lowest r�{ea
Mos: Cor. North at. and re. 0•,•,401. 7e
lig ON LY TO [.11.0-A LARON A110U4r
.0,1 of Private Feede ler l.,ertmest All= lmw.
est rata .'a area -clam. mortgages Apply M
UARROW It PROUDVOOT.
lD RADCLiFTR-OZNCRAL DNgUR-
At• atom Real 10a1. and Mesa
Agent. Only treadasm os0M.11. r•
Moes to lend es straight loans, at lowest
rate of Interest slag. In any war 1• .est the
bo�rrrowor. OMee: *1.00nd door from
W.ststr••t, Ooaerleh.
A Novel Devine.
Here le a simple. home-made device
for keeping helt., ribbons and
stoeks smooth and an good a. new.
Many departmental stoma carry the
little toy pie rollerw. with handles
at the and., which children carry
Into the kitchen baking drys. when
they want to help .Kook make the
cruet. Take half as dozen of there
little rollers along with you thin
. nmmer. end on them roll your ties
or belt.. and. lo! the " crush " van-
ishes.-Plaln Dealer.
Migad's Liaised fa fwd bt PlydeMMaa
A U C'rION LLRf1r6.
v11401145 OUNDRT. AUCTIONSRR ASD
1 lnsun(ne• 4 •41. Oae,t
D,'Mden • Lancashire ire i e
istrict MNnal Ina Co. Saler a
SA cart of the county. etly
JOHN lard V 0=11luator, t1�N
and Lard aloatorRAL £ et tog had ssentderabt.Seaseriast la fa • bas
lhaarrgr++ w}apktt�� k Ida.. N
tailin'sat IA.0., of ems hye Ida. �
dertd a O., U
NOZ. Oevaq
4A 4&•)01.50
W .LA'1wt..., 1a1"."411?
Native Indten O.rr.apondene•.
I have now on my table, writes Sir
M. E. Grant Duff In " Notes From e
Diary," a petition addr. ed to
"The Almighty God, i •
The Right Honorable
Moontatnart E. Grant Duff,
Governor of Madras,"
from market people at Tr:ahinopoly
dlppatlsfled with the decision of their
mun'olpaflty upon a small matter.
w tl• which the Government IF en-
able to interfere.
Mr Beek gave lees Nue following'
Off toe Note.
" Ott:oe rat. by reason of death of
rata, dally growing lean. WUI auprr-
Intend.nt plea* increase the enrttin-
gent albowahne for her resitoratkon to
stoutriem f"
Poor Sethi! Pear Pam! And this appeal against a fine by
Btiktns vows mated in an easy chair a satire Chr{stian
el,kryina his paper, while baa wits was •• Your Honor may he richt. D naw,
ber.y wDfbh [sassy work. Bobby.also 4- M wm� i rosy he right, Honor
mold eta of tate householon the
, hva tlebMnQQ a battle with t1* ta'rcxlg; iet Honor glvo re back flaw
eetdiers. Preee4tly th* Utile fellow fists, and then at clay of rerlrrr.etion.
t[yed o[ kis pia,•ad *zel•imadm: When all hearts will be open. U m
I a
apeaa. wap' yea, plea.. t.11 e • Wr0flL 1 wilt met cladlT, dr, return
air, story r' Toelr Honor the money.
1 deal's feel like It to -night, Bobby,"
geld Mrs- BCklaa "Go and gut ,ear Ons of the streammt dine of the
paps to tall you what d•taieed his detoerminatlhn of ibe French GM -
dews town /e late last eight. That rent to calm publ* gleam prepare -
sell les a fairy star,. • tory to 1�11g. E cit 'hop she
elhi'Yjririt,"a 'iefl1Mv, was bad11"1 ill' a.a i _'�m111a
tra*k �� >d.k emgmltglg the silo•y itty wtt1111� take
hlaort