Exeter Advocate, 1908-06-04, Page 7EIGHTEEN WERE BRO\ED°_N°ESGD ZEN'S ITEMS
Fishing Schooner Run Down in the Bay
of Fundy.
A d.:spetch tram 11aI-IHx attys.: 01 the
twenty Snell al o and the fish ng sch fen -
t• Fame of (;:one et. r, \la -s., only two
escaped w en Ih t : ch,s n r went d wet
pro 7'e es.l+y r► gilt in too'I Sion with the
J) inin•m► Arla•Itc llailwrees liner Iloi•
toil in the Buy of Fundy. A thi:k !ui
which enveloped the see). ae v , lights
was th • mite of the d easter.
John CI Sic of SI. J and Eihv.r.I
Yetis of Boehm aro the stnvivors. Tho
l.'.ead ar:-Captain Thomas Fay, Bete
'stares Daley. 'eh mas Sta1)1. ten, Mi 'incl
Velvina, Thomas I'uw•:'rs, s •n., Tiosoea
II ►avers, Jun., 'Thorne: Murphy, all of
N.av:oun,11MA; William Fi:el•er and
Jelin 11 y .,1 N .ea Seel a; Al Orel 1:o: -
ter. \\ i,lir:ln ld1 ley, Ilan ey Cashlno •)f
Bost n. and s.x men wiles-' names me
4inkti. ,t. 8.
71'c Boston was cre-p ng along nl
had sp e 1 in the fig off Yaniwuth,
w hen Iho lights of the Fame suddenly
pierce' the darkness, two hcndr: d feet
leen the blare') b .w. When Ih • hoarse
e ut t1 "Sch oner dead ahead!' rang
cul front the fere:astlo heel, Captain
Mack' nzio sprang to the eugeteees tele-
graph, and : ignallxi f Jr full seed
a -tern, but it Wei 101 late. led :re the
ung n •y hoed co,umen el to neve s', tho
keit rel plu g,11 into tho kw -lying
.r ul
y.•ho:,ner, ju-L abaft the n►aal fggi g,
ural cul her in tw i,
L:feloa', were swung out from the
steasnee but Uie wrack el the : cheoner
Lad prone (:own w•ahin two minute.),
and atilt •rgh Ib' R vst n erais.d around
the leen. far over an It ue, vn:y Clark
and Pitts were ress•te+t.l.
teats rushed on des k, tut Ih' vessel
sank uncle r hes hent instantly, and lie
was carrel d .wn in Ilio vortex. Going
(.oa•n h' rliech.d a piece <.4 wreckage
end on Itis !Molly •:an►e to the surface.
lie snw rrc•1 drngg.•ee down all around
hint when the teasel stunk, but when
coming to the surface there were only
Icor teen 1.41. They were ull poor
swimmers, and ('n:► by one they sat*.
aft. r tett an hour from tho tame the
s honee was bit,
MISSING MAN TERNS EP.
Long Lost Robert Orr Claims 86,000 Left
By Ills Son.
A deopalch from Cornwall says: Hobert
•Orr and his wife separated when they
lived in Cornwall some thirty years ago,
and drifted apart, the wife keeping tiro
•children, l.nst fall the son, Charlet; Orr,
cited in Vancouver, i1..C.. leaving $41,000.
'This was claimed by the mother, Mrs.
Alvira Orr. of 143 College avenue, ToI'all-
ti, and on her altldavtt the husband was
-declared legally dead. and a portion of
411c eon's estate was turned over to her.
Iifr. Orr, however, is alive. Ile has Leen
living at Ironton, Ohio, and is low in
'Cornwell le see his sister, Mrs. William
"Tncknhcrry, and other old friends, who
-easily identify him. ile claims to bo his
.6.on'.3 legal their, incl is going, utter the
money. lie called at his wife's Toronto
eiddrees with a view to a selUement, but
she declined to see him.
WO11 %\'S COURAGE REW.\RDED
;Rank (:he. $500 to Woman Who Saved
$53,800.
A despatch from New Perk says: Mrs.
;Eva Jovernieka, the young I'olis!) we
Irian who last Minutely frustrated Bet at-
tempt of lhre., men t, rub me.s engfers
of the Jefferson stank of $43.1100 on
'Thurs.ley receitec.t a reward of $500
been the oficere of th bank. She said
-that she and her hesbaad will at once
return to Poland. eh r.', with the $500
foe a nestegg, they %vi'I be in cowperil.
tine rode;!• iekeer. She fears that it
✓ ho rental/led in this eountry Ih' Week
r
Hand will get her fortune away Guo
%._r, she says. N2
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DROWNED IN \WFT•L.
Eight-year old Welland Comity
Nerds Heath.
A despatch front \Vellnnd snys: len-
s rne, the eight-year-old son of Roland
'lodge. Steeliness, WAS deemed in a
well at his father's burn on Wednesday.
The Ind is cid to the barn in the afternoon
and was nal missed Mall tea time. It
is presumed he wits attempting to draw
water.
(;ir'r I! 1Iot ye 5 etepe e.
Roy
•hon:ale. e,000 Great enrlliern Shire% In
king Edward Iloasplgag Fund.
A despnleh from l..ut•lun says; Lord
Mount Stephen, Ginn. riy the president
'.1 Ili. Canadian l'a.,li. Hallway ('.nm
parry, who had previously donated lit -
01000
2.• * '.5Mll) to the king Edward Hospital
hind. has now further donated 5,000
*hares of the (:rent Northern ilailrond, of
tyre United Stales, to the' same fend.
A nano was n• aniitly being tried for
murales left the )'vides*'.' ag,enin.t hint
Iver.s rel wreak that the Judge directed the
jury to find n verdict of "Not Guilty,"
and 'veined the tour' of his intentk.n
to s$op the ease. But the youthful calf•
e 1 1••r Iho dehnre'.nutcd the ONewturr-
t beaming temente. Ile naked per.
1.. s"•or lee n.Lgr'ns.s the Court. "Certainly.
Mr. Caidsgr.ut," r.'nu.rk.d the lodge
'We'll hear yon with filename; but Iirst,
f..r eafely's sake, well acquit the pros -
ADRIFT FIVE DAYS IN A DORY.
Allan Lbier Carthaginian Brings Two
Sailors to Ilalilux.
A elerpat') from Ilal-tax says: The
Alliin Peer Carthaginian, whioh arrived
from liver; ono on Titurelay, )>f_eught
in two Frail seems, Collet Victor and
Obigol. August, ellen, she •pf •kol up at
sett in un. Minuet .lying cond:t on. They
blong.d to the delete.( tondo' Marie
I.•.uise, of Sl. Me;11. They got L• eat 10
toy last F'rufuy meriting and Ind ben
adr:tt in their dory, without too'i er
water, for five days ar:d u h•i.f. When
the Curtluigin?an picked Than up in
Neeelnesday they wore lying Keno in
the b:t4 en of ther doxy arc •nscious,
and del not r. e...or their sen'O 1 11 they
had been on b..sn'J for sons•. time. Their
e almost
•o sw e.bIt to a I n
t
• : and awls w re
u
deice • tit' n email size, aril tine .1 the
m -•n was c• n•. r•• 1 with b ti's, w.uch had
btok.'Ii out .Imine; Ilk$ days Ilr'y were
eilr ft. 'They .,off. red terribly froin the
cold. When eon.c-ousne t r. turned, de -
twee iter suffering,, Ili' men wept with
J.)% teat they w•: r.• served, for they had
given up Ito, e. 15:111 an Lour alter the
Carthaginian ;licked iv the dory the
fog shut .4.w•n again. I lad Ih y not
been :ee'n teen th y oared suety hav
per she I. Th•' a. a wee very ruug`t wh. n
the 1•o�eue. was auntie, and in affecting
It the Corthng Mines b n'swein fel over-
tlreird and was nearly drowned. Ile had
a very c use call.
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A SII•LV TIHICK-
1'utnyf Woman Threw a ilox rat a Horse's
Head.
A despatch feint Montreal says: Two
girls lie at the I*,int of dealt) and two
young men '►re seriously inlnr.'d as the
result of n (oldish Irick em Wednesday
night. The four were nal driving, and
the girls were ending letenhale. When
the IMsx was empty Mia Moly lockerby
threw the box at the tone's lead, and
the animal was seared and ran away,
tooling up against a telegraph bast and
me:ening the buggy. Niles Lock/why and
\{i -.s Lizzie' Ilaoll had their skulls frac-
11•re.l. and had to be operated on at oslee,
but there Ls little chance of saving their
liters. Tho+. lock. rhy wens .!riving and
I.. not much hurl, hal Leslie Cameron
oras badly cut lalemt the head.
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IT %Mir, WILL Nor tit NG.
Peel Cemitt Murderer Insane 11hen Ile
Stew Engtlnye'r.
A desiodch from 011nwa 5,ry., foto
britt sentence 4/1 Juhn faun.. a $••ung
1 nglishutntt who timeliest! les entpl,tyer,
a feel Cemitly fnr•ne•r nainefl Currie. hat
winter, has teen committal to life hie
prlsemment, Pore. wene to have been
1:angel rally in .lane•. Ili) s.'nlenee has
la en 0/Minified on !he ground of In,aut•
IIy,
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TWO 111)1)1) '. IRA a11'I;REW
Wit'111114 of 1.:► Sento. Landslide .\r,.
Mashed .\share.
A deepaleh from Ottawa enys: The
balite of Iwo wklims of the I.n SnIette
land slide were Irmvercl on Thursday
nl Co'ca Landing, on the l.levre River,
ellen. they had been waahnl upon file
1 auks. One of them was a bey. named
ih',jnniine. and the other the laxly of a
little girl. wtet.e name is nett kieiwn.
CAPITAL OF THS FAR NORTH
Fort Churchill to Be Terminus of the
Hudson's Bay Railway.
A .1, ep•.Ich from Ottawa says: The
first in •v.' in the direct o ► of es'ablis'l.
Ing a n CW cullet fur western experts to
the s.•nteaei via the propear.1 Ilud on s
iltny route is now being made by the
(leveinment. A survey party, tinder
the titre -11 not Mr. Merrier, is lone
fent out ty the fnterier i)•'g adult nt to
la; 01:1 tee 1ownsite of F..rt Churchill,
the future metisise s ref iloestree Bay
arn.I Ib' term nus el the ere pee.sexd thee
tson a Ray Iterlw•a', The future city
WO IN' a .vied • n I:•e raalersl )select the
feet'. ogoai!o the tains .f Old Fr rt
Prince of \\'fl'.:s, and mer es Il:e civ •r
frim the 1104114,n s 51,y 5..mpeny trad-
ing 1 est. Plats) ant drawings of the.
hatter are also Icing prepared udder
the etre 54 n .•1 the de'p'artment.
The pies• nt populat un of Fort
Churchill a)nsest+ of four halfhreed
fano a-, a nkeunted fol cervi n fuel one
se til r navee.' William (leech. The lit-
ter
abler Le the only man wh est, Male Ls
pitch tl nn Ile future 1 'wn. k'. Ile set-
th. re w• th ht+ w to bet ao th.' area
In quest on was r.'ser'.et for settlement.
end i+. %herefore, entitled to clealm a
free quarter section of 160 acres of city
real eetele.
It 'a expo"1.t tet the Government
nw aoi,e pr %i.ine 1• r Ur c enetnlctinn
of a ra41w,y 4e lS'u' .'n s tiny w411 be
brought down In the Commons shortly.
II.%15'ENINGS MOM ALL 01...1 TIII
GUAM.
telegraph briefs from Our Ono and
Ulbgrr Countries of Reread
Eseats.
CAN.elt.\.
Th' bricklayers ale ike: at Montreal is
C.I tt.sng.
Work on the Stratford one SIr 301
so;,h rud:al low will ):seen be .
out.
Montreal ciliz•etu incrasking their oily
1.. give $10.000 to Use (Subic llattls'tielde
fund.
A Chinese laundryman at .Austin, Ma.,
suffern,4 with etpro-y, has leen sent
l.a.•k to Canton, Chute
Tis C. 1'. R. crop report .1I the cen-
tral it/vixen of the wee, shows pro.*
peels to le unu,nally teethe
\Vat-rlio cy)u'ty cnn'ent;)la4)y talking
over t50 nares of eminti). roads, at a
out of $20C,1100 or $:100,000.
Becattet servant girls aro copying the
Hamilton nurees' uniforms, the latter
want a s;'ecaal we uvo of cloth for their
uniforms.
Th' Ontario 'leeway ane Municipal
Beard may shako a ales that pa :t aig.'rs
will not b•• allowed to °coley front )eittel
on o: en cars.
Nearly a scare of heavy. burglarioe
have taken .pla,;e at Moncton. i11 the last
two w.w'lcs, large amounts of money
having 540. n stolon.
The cons-truelion of the eastern
bran% of the Grand Trvnk Pacific be-
iw•e n feesolown and Heeler 110 •It has
leen let to 11.0 'Toronto Construct:on
taenpany.
A rocket, whet n .mail Loy had fail -
cd 10 N4,1 oft, exploded in a store at
Ferries B. C., Seung fire In the whole
steel: of fireworks and boning down
the building.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The British Socialists are opposing the
rropuse.l visit of Kung Edward to the
Czar of Russia.
A bill providing for home rule for Scot-
land orae introduced m the (British Ilse
of (',nnnons on \Vednes.iny.
President Fallierc. of France has been
profoundly impressed with the 'nngnitl-
1
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cent reception accorded him in London.
UNTTED .STATES.
Carrie Nation was fined $25 and costs
for disorderly conduct at 5'ittebuig.
Prohibition has been carried in North
Carolina by a majority of probably 40,-
1100.
(:harles Lempke was strt,ck by n base-
ball at 1'loughkecpslc, N.Y., and almost
Instantly killed.
Gen. Stephen D. Lee, w'iso directed the
firing of the first shot In the civil war,
is dead at Vicksburg, Miss.
Frank Merritt, a middle-aged man in
New York, has allowed doctors 1.1 helm -
late him with tuberculosis germ in older
le experiment with verious remedies,
Six-yearold Anna Sheedy. of West
16111 Street. New York. fell from a fourth
Morey window, but struck several -lines
and was only slightly bruised.
Claude 1. nay, of New York. is suing
ene.ther-in-Inw. Mrs. 'Turner, for t1410,-
en;
14 0,(4X; for alienating his wife's affections.
Day says \Ira. '1'ur»cr Ile -night she was
taw' young to be a grandmother, and so
ol:jected to her daughter having children.
GiiNNER:1L.
Tire outer ale • J Ih' \to"maed tl ibes-
01 11 in India is .voila:..;ing.
The inhabitants of the bland of Ste
nl to ate in revolt egainsl.,lheir Prince..
'rik' Russian war -hip leder the Great
is et -t age a nil in the Gulf of Finland.
O.''rlstrnnge, the Fse:u'h n.roellnsl,
flew . ver six mit 3 with hie mach no et
11411114' on \V. dnee ey.
• Tht Pars Tenet* sutteesls that the
tines hem etre. t1 eubselut' an Ang et-
Fnen h nllirnco for the rresent eel rat'.
P'r cele:►+ ece'es Wield pint) and other
tr mallei have loon stolon froin the
Cath'.Iral of Sl. Etienne, f.einog.s,
France.
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ME(1IAN1(:•t WII�1. NOT RECEDE.
C.P.R. Men resist In Demands for Con-
ciliation Board.
A despatch from Winnipeg say's: Tho
n,enth"rs of the mechanical unk,ns here
nr.' not alarmed by the d,'spnlch from
\lnnlrrul nn \V0.lntwlny stating that the
C.P'.11. may lock thorn out if they persist
in their demand. for a "')malar tnv.'.stl-
ghIssIl of conditions in the cast and west
by a heard of Conciliation. They eve
.lently anticipated such n move, fuel .Ie.
Mare That they will not recede in the
sltghteet front the ground tttey have
taken. They are ready for trouble if
It mull come. Ali in.liCatiens roint to n
derision of the tympany to ignore the
tx.ard entirely.
1)110MNED 1N fl\W
Twat 'weeli,h Prnap..'rlurs Upset From a
1'nnue.
A de patch hems Cobalt says; A .double
drowning aMident took place last week
en Rey Lake. when two Swedish pros-
pectors for Mr. Archin Gullies were
drowned while out fulling h1 a canoe.
7't.ey were Erie llelenjue, ag.'A twenty-
eight, nn.l Olo I'yyllke, aged thirty -
ono. They weero not long old when 0
smrnll s4Jd•'nly oras) and capsized their
canoe. [loth Ixidies were recovered from
11n lake shortly afterwards, and were
taken In charge by Mr. Charles ('.erup-
t ell. undertaker, of Cobalt. Another
Stealph prospector Is aliasing In the
Anantn•Nipissing region. and it Le
thought That he, too, has been drowned.
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111-4 it \t'.K \W kS BROKEN.
ort rhnr Man limped From n Mov-
ing Train.
A ders;)itch from Port Arthur say:s::\
man nanu.l 11.,n1.et. nnpk)yeel he;o a3 e
teamster. wee fatally Injures on \\*ei-
nesday night by teeing thrown heavily
l.; the gr) unit while alighting freen a
moving train, his back Ming broken.
Ile had leased"! the train to 5441 some
frauds good-bye, and wa:tod leo icing.
flIE WORLD'S MARKETS
REI'OIiTs FRO11 111E LEADING
TRADE CEN'tRES.
l'rkes of Cattle, Grain, (..eese anJ
Other Dairy Produce at Ilowe
and Abroad.
I1111e1DST li FFS.
Tornio, Jure 2. -Manitoba \VIs. at --
N••. 1 northern, 81.18; No. 2, $1.11; No.
3, $I.tuy; feed. practea:ly nee;o offer-
ing, nominal quotaliv:u are 7,k, N',. '1
lei 65., Georgian Bay posts.
Ontario WhaiL-No. 2 %thlt=. 91e. is
96•: eutsde; N,. 2 held, 93%c to 94yye
entitle; No. 2 ntix+xd, 93c to 9tc; rot.
go x0.
Cern---No. 3 yellow, fe mine at Bic
tc 82c, Terme) freight, but no bee:-
»e.' d ,Lag. l'rioe too high.
F'our - Manitoba patents, specie!
brunets, $6; seoonds, $5.40; sti'., halt-
ers', $5.30; wetter what patents, dull
at $3.50.
Itat ley -No. 2, 5%c th 60c outside,
P: as-e4e. 2. 9'c ba 93 , outs! !o,
Rya -,No. 2 :carte and wanted, F$c.
I)tsekeh'at.-Nee. 2, feljf,e to 65c.
lea!s_etio. 2 white, 49': to 50c °usl.k;
No. 2 mixed, 47%c outselo.
Bran -$22 on tack, Toronto.
St:orfs-425 bre.
COU\TRY PRODUCE.
Egg3---N' w -inlet, 17e to 18.'.
rints
Butter -Treses have decenxd anoth-W
Creanneiy, erulL
Cent all around.24c to 25c , BEST WAY TO CURE A GOLD
....
de) said.) .... .... ... 22e; to 23c
Dairy g Sluts
DAPI AT PORT ARTIIIIR BURST
Engine and Crew Plunged Into the
Current River.
A despatch from Port Arthur, Ont.,
segs: 'The worst disaster known in the
history of this city occurred just before
midnight Wednesday night, when u tidal
save of water rushed down the Current
sliver, sweeping everything lef.,re it,
causing an enormous amnuut of damage.
and creating ti wreckage which will
antot.nt to hundreds of thousands of dol-
lars. Five lives were lost by the wreck
of a freight train which plunged into a
%TOW out track at the Current River
bridge. Another marl Ls missing.
The disaster was caused by the break-
ing of the dant on the Current River. used
for the generation of power, owing to the
atnorntal height of the river, caused by
the heavy rains. All the buildings In
the. City Part: were carried away, and the
power house wns inundated. Two (:.P.R.
bridges went out with the flood, and
about three-quarters of a Milo of track
was Washed out.
Where the flood was fl its arrest a
freight train from the haat carne slung
end plunged into the swirl of waters
from the bridge. The engine and several
cars were engulfed, and live men went
down lo Lath. The dead are: Joseph
Seawall', engineer, of S<'hrelnier, inse-
rted. James McBride, fireman, of Fort
William. unmarried. Albert Inman,
brakesulan, Fort William. Two u1t-
known melt bating their way on the
train. (:reductor 'lose was severely in-
jured, but the other train hand. escaped.
The accident has completely crippled
the city power plant, destroyed much
property, an.l cut off etc supply ter the
car system, as well as Tight and water.
Temporary power for the local plants
ie being procured from the Canadian
Northern, and it is expected asslstanco
will be procured by connecting with the
Kanitntstiquia lines at Vert William. The
damage i3 estimated at about half n mil-
lion dolinrs.
Passengers are being transferred
across the flooded track In gasoline
launches. Passenger trains are held top,
including a special with steamship pas-
senger,
21054)2V
de large roots
In'e^ or .... .... 16' to 17e
1l..ney Strained steady at ltc to 12c
per pound, tor feepound palls, and 12e
lo 13: for 5 to 10 -pound pails. Combs
at $1.75 to $2.50 }rete dozen.
['Mato s-ontar:o, 90•; Delaware, $1,
in car 'Os on tuck h r',
Cheese -The new make Li offering
m-,ro freely; 14c 1.r largo and 14%e for
twin,, in job tots here; clew nuke, 12.
fo • targe and 12%e for twir•s.
Bea»_ --$1.90 Vo 82 f:or priln-s, and $2
U. $2.10 ter hand;pi k'41.
Malec Syrup -$1 to $1.10 per gallon.
Bald Stiaw-S'1 to $9 p-er ton.
[Med Ilay-7' ntothy is quoted et $15
car u track here.
i lots on 6e o
Ston n
Oro
PROVISIONS.
Pork -Short cut. 821 t) 821.50 per
barrel; rake=s, 817.50 to $18.
Lard -Tierces, 1leeec; tubs, 11%c; pails,
12e.
Smoked and Dry Salted Meals-f.ong
clary bison, 10%c, ton, and cases;
,.
nv:diunt acid i ght, 1_•. 10 13ye:;
hams, large. 11%c to 12c; leeks. lac to
16y,c; shoulders, 9%c to 10c; rolls, 10c
lc 10%e; brenk'net bacon. lie to 15c;
green /heats, out of pickle, lo ins than
sin ,ke4.
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,NEW Y0111( WHEAT MARKET.
New York, June 2 - Wheat - Spot
easy; No. 2 rod, $1.04. elevator; No. 2
n4. $1.01';;. f.o.b. afloat; No. 1 north-
ern Duluth, $1.19 f.o.b., afloat; No. 2
hard winter, $1.12%, f.o.b. aflout.
MON'Iltt:At. MARKETS.
\h,ntr.'nl, June 2. ---Flour- Manitoba
.geeing wheal patents. 16.11) to $6.20; see -
end patents. $5.50 to 85.70; winter wheat
Ingalls. ails. $5.25 to $5.75; straight rollers,
e4.54 4o 55; 1n bags, $2.15 to *2.25; ex-
tra, 81.50 1, $1.410.
(tolled Outs -$2.75, in bags of 90 lbs.
Oats -No. 2, 51% c l0 52%c; No. 3. 49c
t•) 50c; No. 4, 47c to 48.:; rejecled, 15o ti
46c; Manitoba rejected. 50c, North Roy.
Gornnteal-$1.60 to 11.70 per bag.
M illfee'd- Onturlo bran, to bags, $23 to
13:3.50; shorts, $25 to $26.
Ps.) 1'. ons-I1arr. is slt)'t cut mese,
122.50; halt barrels, $11.50; clear fat
bucks. *23; dry stilt long flair pocks,
Ile; barrels plate beef. 117.50; half bar -
sets do, $9; compounil lard. Seec to 9)0;
pure lard, 12%c c t) 13e: kettle rendered.
'vc to 13%..; hams, 12y0 to oleo accord-
ing to size; breakfast bacon, 14c to 15e;
Windsor bacon, 15c to 16e; fresh killed
nl.attoir dre'.acd hogs, $9.25; live, 10.60 to
$6.75.
(:horse -The market is quiet, with
v'eslerns quelled at 11ye to 11 ' c and
en sterns rat 11,0 to 11%c. Local re celpts
tr..day were. 7.74e i3.xe.3, eonspnnul with
(.513 for the corresponding day of last
year.
Ilutter--Th.' market is steady today at
the recent decline. finest creamery being
quokd at 22c In roared Holy and Uy,,: to
grocers. local receipts today were 3. -
Os:. paekngos, compared with 831 for the
seine day last year,
LIVE STOCK MAiRKE'I'.
Terme). Jn.' 2. --One lead of very
fancy she r, brought as high a pat a as
$6.35. and several .ethers weld at over
$6. f:he.tee butc•hetat' seers sold up 41
$ i.90. Tho prol'oi ('e'n eef row t, the
rest of Thr offerings wns rather smite.
and the price-. keep very strong. The
lest ev,eciniens still demand 81.73 to
$5. and the cemittlon ones all the way
down (0 $3.
Seel) and !atnl.a are lower, s.• Uw ..41•.
A FAMILY PIIYS4ICIAN ALSO TELLS
HOW TO AVOD ONE.
Slight Attacks of Cold May be Treated
• Succeaslully by Recourse 10
Fresh Air.
The primary cause of a cold is want
of pure, fiesh air. Badly ventilated
living -rooms are necessarily full of im-
pure air, need if artifk'lal light -especi-
ally gas -light -is used in Went the air
becomes vitiated.
Two predisposing causes of a cold
Either
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weal. fr body
mustbecarefully
is exposed when weakened by faiigueor
cosestitutionally depres'od to a cold cur-
rent of air, as on a draughty railway
platform, le damp shee's or clothes, or
evert to to devitalized atmosphere re-
sulI n'g from letting a lire l.o'ore Mitch
one has been carefully dozing get gra-
dually low, or the pores of the skit are
opened its a vitiated and warm utntas-
phore, such as a crowded church, chap.'
or ttaatre. '!'hese. muses may cwub:ne,
and a cold then beoomes doubly severe.
Frequently p rsons ascribe their colds
to going from some warm place to the
open air, when, as a n:at'er of tact, they
kayo alrer,dy taken cold in a close,
UNVENTILATED AT\IOSI'IICRE.
Slight or partial attacks of cold may
to treated successft(lly by imm0Ilate• te-
course to fresh, pure. air, gently walk-
ing the the best part of a day. taking
a warm bath at night, soak ng the lege
111 het mustard and water 10 re1110t'0 Iiic
head (ongestvn, a►:d drinking a warm.
thin gruel before sleeping to i11 theca na-
tural per -iteration. The w:ndotts should
be parllul'y open if the w.'ather is dry.
To tclteve the "stuffy" s. nsat on about
the nose there is nothing !eater than
the application of toe tallow candlo of
our grandmothers. As, I:ow•ever, mod-
ern tal'ow candles frequently contain
arsenic, plain unsalted land, nr almost
any kind of thick grease, may be sub-
stilstl.d. For the tickling Fellanlloll In
the throat there Ls no remedy snp.'rlor
t . 1 nee 41 tot, made by pouring bo t ng
water on fresh 8ceel. then slightly sweat -
oiled. acidulated with Ictnuis juice, and
the teual liquorice left out.
The tightness of the chest Ls best re-
lieved by u warm bath at bed -time. fol•
Estee' by rubbing into the cheat a spoon-
ful of hot olive oil or lanolin, either of
which will effect the pur,x.se, though
the Snell of the latter is against its
w•despreetd use. If th's lat'er symptom
of t'ghtne ss, cr lento in the el.est, is at
fel severe the patient must he put In
Lod in on stiry nom, a fire burning, and
the win.4oty a few inches open
IN (2.EAR \\'liATIII:It.
There must be only haat enough bd-
c.tvering to be comfortable. \Vllen u
warns balh is given it th•mld be in the
bedroeuu, the windows Mattel be shut.
and the iinm(rson must to all over ex-
cept rho bead, and net usie part of n
tine.
For the foe tw•enly•four irons. nr
even longer. recording t. , the severity
•el the symptnmy, nothing but a bleak•
fast-eug.t+tl of barley water and nl tie,
in 4555 81 pIoporliosl', every• l ilir hours
ane a tittle fruit must be given. The
!)ends an I fate shield be seen:eel w th
tepid water night and ►teeming. \\ to n
the severely tf the symet ens dint n she),
prem) and milk, macaroni or rice pud-
dle: sent. or ether light 4i• 1 should
!e - arena(.I cnt5' the II p,..1 o' r. tura+
rend Ilio ordinary Jlct can be taken, but
the patient had hotter Eeiza the brat fav-
orable
avorahle opportunity to get gentle outdoor
exerc.ss. 7'itb treatment is for the se-
vere ferns of colds.
Drugs, h entoeopathic or allo,e'hic, are
)really melees, and poultices are not
reeled if the above directions are car-
r ed out. The thirst is led relieved by
grapes, fresh lemonade. or tamarind
water. To avoid recurrent° of tho com-
plaint, n:oelcratc living.
1.1'I- LK 011 NO ALC011OI.,
which opens lila ror '. of the sk'n, gen-
tle exercise, moderate clothing. and
abundant trash air are ohs essential ro-
qu site'.
. fleselee these general rules /t will be
well if pear. -ens very llahlo to colds wl l
take care that no ingress be given to
the malady. Thus. if a cold usual:y com-
mences in the te.'th. these sh ted le at-
tended lo. and decayed or unhealthy
slumps trmotol.
If the eyes are first attiuleed, they
tuust treat Le unduly triad, exposed to
dust, strangartificial light, or bad air.
If the symptoms commonly comnleneo
In the throat, torn a daily gargle with
oak' water should bo had, the teroat
sluiced every morning wah cold water,
and nether unduly exposed nor muffled
ug• with handkerchiefs, mufflers, boas,
o^ high fur collars.
Should the chest or bronchial when
h. ch elly aUcctol, the same precnutents
es to clothin must le (.kserved; porous
end toktoo hoary flannel or <.t5er voles
ehenrld be worn, and nilsnnnfed chest
eipiotect.rs'' thrown aside.-London'T.I-
Le la.
FORTY MONTHS ON DESERT ISI -E.
W rrcked on Duel. Island, In the South
Pacific.
Few more st,r:ng stories ale word-
ed in the annals eif the sea 4lwtr1 that
Sternly rnudo public by tho fifteen sur-
vivors of the British barque Dun horrid,
who were met away on I) sn••1 o ntnenl
bland. ihs 1 olaed fr•agnk•::t e.1 ;eat-
covered r0 k is eituated right • ut .1 the
truck et shipping near the clgo of the
Antarctic ice. an•I is barren and deso-
late to an tris :st int'on'e rattle e'.ngre'e
let the men manage./ to rulsisl there -
or for eight months. living en penguin
ilesh and Neal meal, varied by an fee
cestonal dash of sea-b:nisi eggs). The/
lead, however, all but given tsp hope
when they were re cried. on November
161h, by the exploring slop, 1Ltwrne.a,
which brought them in due course: 10
New %eulund.
(:ons'derM supply res a feat e•f en.
durance, their explo 1 is 1egardal by elil
nuvJg;nlois in these waters as little
short of mur'elkous. Four to live inmate
is generally considered as about the
limit during which rrstaways can ex-
ist ender such ctrcw uistam'e's in these
ielltskles. Indeed, the crew of eleven
nein bclongtng to the Norwegian at►p,
Karl. ahi:h teas wkcsl .'ry
seen.'. g rot,p I.n Aprilree, 18)47,nn This wentvall
fotmd dead of stnrvaten end expo sure
within hiss than nines weeks afterwards.
Sailor cast away ern uninhabited ie -
lands In more tomp•rrale r•egt•)ns, how-
ever. have managed to subs st her inuch
longer ported.. Thu,, 11►,' crew of rho
Carotene. wrecked on Ducie island, in
th S ut't 'Wills In July. 1!ty1, llwrl
there rp►t) aenforlahIy fund taken off
in May. 1855; while Iw . u•v v reef the
wha'er L -sex were throe years awl fever
months on the ,v-lgnlx.ring Ilende•ssoel
Leland, era l.eng found env rescued.
Come men marry ni leisure, then bus-
tle for the dpure. enllrl.
f.'rings wire I::rg c, and the eentan 1 i+ -
net so strong. Spring lamb• rue ane er
en larger offerings. but 11)•' rriee's :Ir'
sttli high, ns the grittily of oho. woe $'-
ivy of them is not up l0 ih" mat . .\
11.rge 1 reeertion of what arc offering
have not leen Ilnishei cep p:r.,er:y.
Ns) !• rss than 1.710 heli w. r•' rocs' •. ; I
and in s;rite of lite large number. ti
snarket rvnab•e.l s!r'nde at 86 p r• c,o 5.
441 and wale: • 'I ,•
1.11'1: 11 \.r' 411 %TIERED.
Palal I:'ple,ion nl n soda water
der.
Cylln-
:\ eb'spatch term Halifax says: Mrs.
Philip Rin, wife of a well-known con-
fr'ctk ner of (lace Ray, was instantly
killed on Thtersday evening by the ex.
plosion of a soda water cylinder. Mrs.
Fein wits aged about 24 years, and lcnvee
two small children. The aced. nt ne- smisggl d tn'o th s e•• entry ever the
ei,rrd an Mrs. Eln .vas moving the cylin• Mkxrcan 'eider nailed ( telly t a h xes
d fromF:1 I
si
and h
tieing 0 1
n ,
derthe store while l un . 1
t s r
to the floor n K
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Tees,. to
,soma cleaning up. The cylinder Ls said N •w Yak, meet Qua I neon Ih y ie if h -
:e. have been everehargcel as wegl as de. ed thi+ city. Rumors eoiree'r:I iia the
(w•ttve. Her face wa.,l completely she!. .otlh •d !ho (:A•tt••s.• were a tele el In
tro.b. Stet lees). *hese Lung Wing, the inter -
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AILED TIGHTLY IN BOXES
Rumor That Twelve, Chinamen Were
Suffocated.
A despatch from New Yore says: tin-
der •beers from Immegrnli.,n (o,nnlls-
e over Sergent. agents . f the lnitulg a -
tion R•sr.:au on Wednesday limeet gated
a reseirt I: at twelve Chu:ar►wel wh 1 %vete
prel r fo:' the imnl al i' tar.
heard n sI : y flint :1 , - . ! , 5. e:t
nail. -1.1 : 1 . ,t twee.•• t ‘.• et:an-
Ing I' • e 1 • • Pud I r. . . , I, but
that t • ut 4. -• c .'. ; 41.
A't.o:eh C; mesal, -on r Si:g' 1 hit
t e that
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1.e d e; ►.el a• n.1 15M �1er, term -
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I. 1 •'tela!( r e: • r thel life 1:,L• tins
Leen gut ail, c:, u; .ten ba ahname ll
in order 1. Genie a •':rete' A.