Exeter Advocate., 1905-07-27, Page 2ROMANGEAFGERR
ON zt.mer VITECIEEASED PE414.0
• BY
HE FAIT. \
nut) Mine* a Titp114,11
Diggert4
When' e gold: f4rusti" oeenree Alf the'
world heave 4, of it. The Klondike
taii-iPtt1e,•91•1,00•WO,,trninne-tod'UY'
Nicer Va2t•tiffeiri.
•
' • ••the tratettwortin 'the; tieiesitt
• ,freft. iff,O, ithappees. that
• ,li,ttie; nettle 18 aUOWe4I to' teak out
• -concernina thc 00Xi4"1;.411k, 0v0c4 Ott
•• Pend, Mines in'Ilbedosla, ter' e'en:MON,*
. „s,:eibbet , 'those ; stuillided Won '
•:•lirtizit 1124,," when over
OUOwqrth of geirei were unearthed
and'ctirried aWay befere the Geverne
Merit got even an inkling of what
,eititnifirelit nett*, Worth * the *eV
gregete ninny thOUStaittite of Oedifi L
but on hitt tsSy hank, tO chi1i/tat-104%
the 'unlucky AL1gvr VMS 00%11104 111000
•PerVif4tts,' who robbed hit* of hi*
entitrelds; • ut hint Nettle th�b
4011Vrit -In " ItV 1$4thrt
lUnatje.
• -. AV be rego . '14'1419
, , „
ight of. n°•,le On the, contrary
t 'SIND nntietitece of .0, ,ffworo
ment nt*d by a't erfitins Ahhadt
vtasing • nTritia,(1444)Or°11•'r'!:•'!°"8• •
st's3-1't14.
u11 01tit...la:SO .1104AN
i rely PiotIL ...JiII
nx a . lif
'*. se s '. , in
t.hin 1110Vtioiti" thit..04ry o Ilr4••
i • eersr of iliontotide..,:hilli ' ,A. •
iititNici,nalncd f'ilix.cootalcig.was ono:
'day tending his itiasteee•floCk.e, 'where
he noticed' a. sheep weir lied. browsing.
Examining its tnouth ' he found
REATEST0RAINMM
001,2tZ,IM NAZ YHoik•
OP 0,443:0042114,0
ratil About
It 11.4, ever Chun. 1n Mattiond
_
in; even more than- its gold- wining.
the first comers get all the plums.
Almost the first thing heard about
the famous' Jagersfontein diamond
mines was that a Kaffir had discov-
• ered a stookt of 209 carats.
A thousand men •eet out for 'the
Place at once. One outstripped all
the rest, killing• three horses in the
Process, etid bought the gem for the
abaurti Milo of $75. The beaten ones
the race consoled themselves by
seooping up on their own account,
' handfuls of precious stones•frotn
THE SUPROTINDM
• marsipalate-!Lhis- naturally leaf; the
man thinking: ille said nothing to
anybody, but earefully eearched the
graeing grounds, And isoon accuraus:
lated 700 carats of diamonds,. These
he tried to twit, but was arrested;
and eventually, to save his neck, he
confessed everything,. lhe rush that
followed has no parallel under simi-
lar eircutristancee anywhere.
. Even in the British Isles genitine
gem rushes have occurred from time
to thrie. One of the most success.
ful' was started some years back by
en Edinburgh ,inerehartt named Un-/
ger. who claimed to -haVe found
im•Sing taken altelter froth the 'sun tin value from $25 to $450 plece.
winder it' nitmoseebush near Button-- i Rundm4s of Peasants-, as soon' as
tell.), accidentally found* a title dills the 'news was bruited -abroad', joined
mony stap lig the aotl
ith the search. For the most part
irithren_twitnt-r.Trou- Tiour_s_w\-412they were dinamointed. But some
were
few _among. them fished up prizes.
thouSand diggers * tearing up the
them Were putting fortitniv in their
surrounding country. and many of A•nd• ono laddie of sixteen' found
enough to make a necklace, Which he
v,
- At rivet the town„..which, to meet
the wants of the new cemers sprang • THE CHINESE DOCTOR. .
up with mushroom -like celerity, Was
called "New Ituth." . Afterwards it 'Bow He /lakes Examinations And-
gatj.to.:Ajw koWn au oIabergAtiminisittot_Ift
tecteeze„ti •wa-g- ' Tif-e
KitilberleYT-out --off gemplirtient to,rtionst -adopte-d by -Chinesessioeters
the Earl of Kimberlev. at that time • •
• t
Concerning the rubit-itufka other phyeicians of the United States
'
SecretarSt cif State for thee'Colonies.
°I-Thti'and those of Great Brituire sayit
male the average Engl. man not Chamber's Journal. They depend
only knows that the mere token
over lay the British Government when
we firet occupied the countrysome
twenty years two, and that the right
to work them was Shortly afterward
delegated to a conipany. But peo-
splissntlitifiestellktestliffercen
Even now there is a c.iSntipuotts
stream of . adventuren---diseliargCd
salcliera; beach-comhers, and others
-panning 'ever upwards from litantia-,
lay to the mines And • despite the
eompany/it-oolicessoni
of them •
COME BACK RICH MEN.
'A couple of decades back; -tviwn
!re -ere no )0 1('(', ,or un . were
sometimes made in a few hours. One
of the sights of the Place Is a giant
. monolith, at the base of which .a.
poor, half-starved, runaway -British
sailor stumbled uson it $50,000 gem.
lle so41his find on the spot for $4,.
000 caSh.„and died in regu of deliri-
um tremens lt few months Inter.
Amiltier Ort ihr-.7-railler-ilti venturers.
xvlio possessed a feW dollars of calif,-
' _tali_heard. from__the:_natisiss_OL.the
, existence -orthe-Ithenezinars, old Vitt=
tt, *OA of
. • ,•
tr#O1.405. ..rOge:011
W11,
tup. e
llor INV .,, •
he
aim ell de to• yiel( 'their
tte*.tis, mSeSay:t: ' Winced)
o ricieben deIm'ed, an4 thus stextv
✓ . the Most • arid.- tvagase* letee 'Ver.
.ditnt naKture'tiL •*
•-The • Ogricultiirtitte 0,01 rtese: ..ttegelen,
10*,,v4fer'-the.11ititt 'WO , yeeast ,watehe(k
r0i,tsideranle toterett.. teed lasV•foit
tl" °VeTtments: of Ntr. • lletfield• with
tumn they had b0Corne no , convinced
Wh.n that among atom 010
Made op a, ptirse, of $1,000 and in-
forint:a tile: young meteorologist that
it Ito could produce in their district
1$ inches of rain between December
and Nfray the money Should be . his.
• atareh 2911 last, one month 1.0 -
fore • i he stipulatsti tinie had expired,
he accomplished this feat and the
$1,000 was handed over to him.
Mr. Hatfield is a young man ef
twenty -tette, and though Ire has. from
his echoolboy (layre been interested
In the -science of ineteorology it, in
-(6110 'ditrilig the last two years that
he has. Weenie knownas a succe.S.s.
ri ._.____-•,1}1--
received ,, o e o i $1), 00 tinder
conditions alreedy mentioned. •
pitched his ca'inp on n 1,1101i in the
Sierra Madre Mountains, four Miles
j north, of-----r-o**adena, and there cen-
1 t:tinkled a, tower of stone and wood.
Within this Luilding. nhich was with-
out- reef, lie rlaced 104 galvanized
-evaporating Tans, each about 2 feet
entiare, and Tiriii-tiged in trerii-- one
above the other. Into these palls
was poured- - — ,
' A CHEMICAL CONCOCTION.
the nature' of whicb. needless to nay.,
e will not divulge. "'If 1 diti so,"
o ,„,
sttiu; • with a iatigtr every tna;u
wou iecomis us own ra er
oeeultation -would- be
.ses-gostar.----- As you may belteve,,-11 va1f
oulY titr deep anti prolonged study of
the causes wrtain knawn phenom-
ena in Nature that 1 was able to
much, however, on the examination
ofthe pulse. Their sense of totich Is
so wonderfully developed that it is
,aid they pets determine the condition!
of the heart itit Well as some of the
other organs merely by the feeble -
they say_there_ are no less than,
tw lye different, movements of the ar...1
teries• Th the. human body, all of
which can be_ detected by feeling the
angers. wrist and arm.
othirexp1osIVe04, itYdrOgett bellows",
or any force ,of this "kind L de not
employ. 1twen, AP, you know, MOO
forge* which we,re- resorted to by Inich
rain-pr(idailern—'atr-VaPtaill 100,4%;
forth. Jewell. Porer,i- S.Yrrs, HaP.les-
and others. X never ha'ref.Matttli-1.1*
of them, my reeutte being obtained"
by Ume ,}yfttntot he1nia18 ottl:/q;,s
;iftarie:-Ity .1A0
hfrol".411111:';v:it ir444# ''14''vere.614*`15:•i7;fit411;
til"tilketirtOt,
1271.4 ,irtVVT'irat..•
‘,".4.e.ittorrrii..t4rY 'isti ere . too
titer 1 Ain 0tlle. Lo ionke- r4)11.
Volrft;t14•Va2!::::: thekV..trtill,in ot:her
1tt1°
spot and induetr , it; to ,fall ",
'other.'" 0ne cannot " make rain, told'
.tieither „create orenditiens
Willett do not otrendy exist, •
...these conditions do, itd elwayS w$11,
exist, and • knowing his I- make •
moisture -laden atniosphere,precipitete
III lave Contlaged
during 4`"verii• month in the year nod
alwatm with satisfactory results. and
•I can attract rain as easily in July
an in "tannery. 'My work has so lei'.
been' confined to Souther') California
but nothing would suit rue better
thou to test •ney eitStern east. of tke
Hocky Mountaiee. for am confident
that 1 should be eq.ially successful.
'Our 14.1astern States, as yoe mem
possibly he aware, contain, more isu.
midity• in the atir.osphere, while the
natural conditions are more fa,,,„r.
able This being so, 1 bereee
artificial _forces 1 eli./P.est _rum
.n. 'alit- tabled -4, de.
seti;;:try isott„,) 0,0„:).01,070T44:1.11Ncel ori-,•orif 41%;
,pro -duction of rain ..bY artilittial me-
thods aS Southern California, and
the Oce.e„ss 1. Ineve_seet with .
leads me to the.belief that the some
reeults' might be Obtained in any
quarter ef the globe?' -London
Wh'hIgdt inisssion,
Cplitral Asia on tho Af1ian fro
„ttotwithata
• the Fat Fast.' It is also un. -
happily certain that Indus* the Drit-
1041A ,I;0tAt7 .110' cnorn40141e 'strengthened
Ds' the near fulore.thP,tranSport of
;.relaforgemente
,mmn4iirtnkep, have
gained ' deelsit ivietorteas, over' . 'theft'
iaYik,43reOttiikst • l'Otwi.tbilkanttz:.
;AA-mote,,,ti
s
ilili 011P,c*.,4hrs
•4440P0af.-•
git.1441.' ••.•
1,04iaWill bolo pp a
her Ojitt reSeititres reir wete r per-
haPs•-tnenttite..t,heiug,h.- sfihtf4r the-'Aft-
•41n-rJnItntofi:nli•ianre to Orte4.da. tho
situation .watdd' tie 'tratiiSforneed • ItY
. .
stroko Of the pea, Ilut (web eb.
Japan cannot „ he, asked to detend
India, for toe India moat be pre-
e41`terliefte•tomer-e7Orts
-.01--tho4acr-den,„ oad the United King-
dom, which etifotees :upon India
free trade in the interest of liritish
manufacturers, iniffit also he ready to
bear its share.
„ The pallet; of Lord Kitchener has
been to render India self-depentleitt.
1*1 the Pastr"kartiliery. 'atnnamition,
rifies, saddlery, and all the thousand -
and -ons requisites of an army had to
be 'obtained froin England and
Hurope. in the event of war a
-prompt step might be put to the
suPply by: hostile cruisers. Lord
Kitchener has, therefore", • taken Pre-
ectutionaksr-stepse-2- -4-cordite factOrY.
• •A,
Toronto, July 23.-Wheat-..OntatiO
/Ioldtest Of No. 2 red and Vtat0 are
sitoorq. 94,* tQ Sac, 4a'.t ani't
$.;$074`. '
314nitO T -No, 1 Opkthe
••.; 1413; 0.4 2 nest*
4 3 "nurt1a.,
0
natent u .
ust scifois..1. ;to oilitecmqr
Lur Ore • ", ani.tota..ftrot ejip
tt'°°:"
:0:4.0.-trity%a•ac2 ta:es to •s1'
44440e,
wait, and 45c, to 4tfe 6.vet. and•nerth,
for No.- 3,:eXtrit OA 44c for Nr.. • 8
Corrit-,Canatilan, MC to 55c; Cha-
tham h -eights; • Aineriean, 644c for
No. 2 yellow and 64e for N4 8yel-
low. lake and rail freightn. Ontario,
po:nts. and 62e to 634c on track
Toronto. •
-Pcies-Searee ',and in demand at 72c
to 73c for No. 2 outside; 750- for
Rolled Oats -$5 for ears of barrels
on track here and $4.75 for cars of
bags; 21c more for broken lots -here
and 40a outside.
COUNTRY PRODUcs.
KITEfl BUILDS. AGAINST
Sees Menace. 'in. EUSsies 'Two Rail-
-. roads and Her -200-,000 Nen
on the Frontier. '
The London Dolly -Mail says: In
obtain those resulte Which. 1 believe, the last few year the military prob-
have aroused the interest of the . en- icm in India hoe 'hoPill comPletelY
tirr scientiec world. For finVen transformedby the rapid extettsion Cif
years I have been it close student of the tow Hessian railwaye southward
nieteorolog,,v, but it was only at the Ithrouth Central Asia. Three years
alirth
eeeded in for=4244"ti
tning a theory of hypo-
thesis -on -which to base nsv :experi-
ments. The rait three yearn have Vier. and this was the Transcaspian
aa10,10.-01„-Ze.,110.0.-a.ivIr
there was only one Russian 'line
which -approached the Afgban treats'
which can tern out powder as good
aft that produccd at Waltham Abbey,
and this at a gating to the Indian
taxpayer. A rifle faetory is nearly
As begin
Ishapore, and here again a' substan-
tial tiaving to the India -rt. Government
will result -Artillery is to be mann-
factier. Ine_same_wey_seldie oin
carriages...WilLfie:produced
• AT IMMENSE WORKS.
at Jubbulpore. • A lioreeshoe factory
at Cawnpore„ will be able to meet all
the demands of the Indian army.
'nun_ -4,01-4egendeil.C4'.. 0Y.etr,,,t, dire&
o rolids
Dairy lb: rolls, good to
choice • . 16c to rte.-
do triedlutn 14c to 154s
to -choke- t5c -tri-160
do inferior"' ' I.8c to 1,10
'Cheese -The market le steady. with
a firm tone -at l'Oto to 10itc per
pound-for-Job-lots-hera -- • .
git,Prie4s. are -unchanged at- 1210
tot8,4c for Candled., 164c to. 170 for
general- rifts. and 14c to 1.4Ic
culls. " •
,Pot,atoet-Are 'steady at a0c per
bushel and $2.25 .to $2,50 per bar-
rel. „. • _
liated-Theys-rete-terre-re,--luttetferded at
$7.50 per ton for No. 1 thnot17 la
car lOtb On track here and. 1ln tor -
No. -2.
Baled Strew -Market continues dull
and Is easier at so.50 to $6 per ton
for car lots on track here. •
The _organiratfon ,and training of
the Indiett treopttlree now being con-
ducted with a view to efficiency in
war, and however much- the lenSelle
of the *campaign, in South Africa
It'ave been overlooked in England.
.they are not being Ignored in India.
The troops are brought together in
large manses so that their comman-
ders may learn how to handle great
bodies of men; the brigades and di-
' sionw--1
I gr
MONTREAL If ARKETIS.
Montreal. ,Jtily 25 -Grain -There 10 •
a-latr-dematad.for-oats.toAlLiouneds.....
I the generels _who weukl lead in waT, , tate wants at 50*c tor No, 2 w•hite
Teatt mitt for eat rm beii viand 4ee 494e white e*S.
provided, BO as to enable the 'troops tsteire.-
been devoted to ,earrsieg out, ,on Ilitilway. It was not in uniaterrup-
original lines. a m.i.k„s testg ted Cotranunication with the '"ralitltra.41=1Y to take the. field. Par_ the Flour -Manitoba goring wheat pat -
a or ex- now calr-WitTonstrations? system - or -1..:nroFean-ittassia.
u nn dian Staff College will be opened ' $5 to $5.10; wiriter patents, $5,50;
nminntioll the doctOr first prmsesl, •1111,. first of thew detnonstrations math its terminus on the eastern
the arm,/wrist and fingers. touching:1 mods, in April, 1902, in San Dies()
shore of the Caspian. troops' tuvi w!this sfentner at Peofali, which will straight rolleres $5 to $5.15, arid in
nearly every part. Sometimes ten or I Comity, and though it r°esulted dist-t-be conveyed in steamers across the Arrangements have been perfected for
be ultimately (hanged for Quetta. hags. $2,25 to $2.45.
fifteen minutes is t;ccuplett- with thisTin light drizsleI
'I •was storinY Watof ers the Caspian S
Millfeed-Manitoba bran in 15agg,1
2LS.V.V1.7.1k
a -,
em
;a1 na 10 . 'en e may as 1 i enurnrrell. However, I :persuaded ow, however, netv mil tart' 1 tor
the patient is married or singleand; myself that Possibly is was a inert, has teen completed from Orenberg.
also his age; but this is about the ! coincide/we. and PO I detertnined to. in European Russia. to Tashkend,
Bildt of, the examina.tion. Apparentelmake another test in May. I did which is on the Tranecaspien system,
ly _he can tell tbe nature of the die- , so and rain signin followect-eariother and treerei can be nent direct, feoto
stage without questitodeg -further.artd.,'14ht ill -1471e. R is true. but I felt St. Petersburg or Moscow to Central
it
if the caller wishes - prescription he that it could scarcely be due to Asia. The Orenbuterashkend Rail-
- VI -is- In process. of being extended
chera.cters on a genereies eized ,.'quiere_Willie ionowing month 1 determined southward, and in tbe near future is
—fro - flr-e ---anotisS• flettlonstriabink. la r-hltimid-111)-br Tomr2-lint*"ith
Ringing a bell. he hands the pre -i Jun, as you are probably aware, in
Scription to the CAtirtese,.attenlant , nf .1,. ri. i pt less ,)iths in sold a
..... . ... 2411,141.1011111..4144.11. 11”116.N., 14.41 . . ... ra tn.. J.,aernesse: a -......-a 09 up
his ewn shop lifted With the in ettm.le .. a' , 1kg, _ ...
. —.2.f....u...._ r....- ,... -
,--- 941,••••••
0,,44,r_a_urispratier.- n -,e_xat„._.____se-I found that on twelve Junes') t,„? int.."' all as mate s e
ploy a tiative chemist, who makes. oill'I-Eiri 1.--mtlirriirtr-wiiiih-Tre oltiT 1.4111"re-a-C(mtinerkt-44-11°.°14
pp the Prescription- . i under very 'unfavorable conditions great Bantam dependency. According
-Thie of the curious features of chin.. that my third test- welf le 1 tO it .Yal'arle" 8°141". • who has "111(10
. •
, mat , ark(
ese-nre-dleat Teetiliiii.;iite-n-TW-Tfillireit lalltif-trarel'. fifirligr" perettnal-sttaly--ol-,InJia 41
• • nna_Administer their onight mention , that. the reinin bdia.n frontier, flussia will' be Me
with no great difficulty _to. p nee
arieti ef from 500,000- to 6044;000
men upon tilts Indian frontier and to
inaintairt that army there
IN FIGHTING CONDMON.
As. to the eoundnese, of this con-
lietleetloultk-ita•
in the present war with Japan Rug -
Ida. has ,beert able to traiinport 'with-
writes one in the orttioary Chitiese;,thatice.
• , . • t t
alwaes a. difficult problem, as the
South- African war showed,
Not the least •. important of. Lord
Ifincnener's reams ha.s been the Se-
Pigarii/ation of the Indian pollee, by
which, at a cost of about one mil-
lion sterling, armed corps of police
ire Prortdat to keep order when
tire aril -iv is „at theiront.
' That all these measures have cost
the great Siberian Railway, which • „.
, money goee Wan0111# saying. You
traversen Northern Asia.
•
•••cr Att._
tailings of the mines, for stones that
have been overlooked. Ile weight'
• their society, gained their confidence.
.._--bought-froneethent-burny-fine-sitteel
at riiliculowillY low price% sold:quick.•
• —Tyr re1tive7s1ed agelit and iii, and
In less than a year was rich "betrend
the dreaup. of avarice."
PkARIiS LIKE, Brimcts! .
in the pearling • tiawn,. of Mergul
lives a Chinese trader mimed Ush.
voiy, 'who keepir-h-fs pearl's in -roar
bottlisLe'ia than twenty years
aro he hooght the gems trorn. the
Salon natives -who were of course
ignOrant of their value -at the rev-
' tar all-round rate of fifty vote
*apiece. This wait ldr -finespekinyenit.
litZetints
ikhen Mr. V, C.Ittcott-Of_Connor
the CorriPtroller of Assarn,,...heard the
-*dorsi; be ,--was not unnaturally in-
credulous; so one day- h(' journeyed
'npecially to lifergui to interview the
hiekty trader. The latter at once
produced for Mr. O'Vennor's inspeo-
tion a couple of the "quart bot.;.
ties" of which :turner' had spoken.
• Tho ''proved to he Ina of. Pnttriti_ot
all shapes and sizes, and yet, repro-
'et1i-•.:0711Y---.(r-frartion of his ria
FOSAM4ions.
Now ell the eens round Omit sift
regularly fished by organized Ikete
* of liestriell, and Stith whabisale
hr-
gflul)!J are constifiently tfitite out -of
the question. Vet it is less them ten
years ago since it ragged teach -
comber 'from Rangoon e*chanred lirS"
last plug,of tobatito for * gent Which.
afterwards said for (1$050p,_and
therc,• is a itatViiite, resideitit 1*1
• • Ilotabav uhLjn_l_M:upastte
Estrinpen.,,with heads 0,14 onset
trinkets.%iratled among the .if
of tho les„54r known islands of the
arehipftw,li- tat, Ilk -iiiontlit;r, Wird -r
turned with $00.1)00 Worth of pearis
• n --41i • AN OLD 011lsINV
. Among the Jebel Slkaft hills,
tween the Ited'Sen awl the Nile.
Oit_04
•:-Trtterore-,--eltitt
than- a foot or two In betett.
driven for miles ih all IdirettAo _
1hrough the soft schist. To thojte
during the eArlY doe Of the
rebellion) three del*
icer. reitheit army. They
feeteral Weekao but fouM
o ardS w�rth aliettking abo%t.
the wittetiturint „gm*
He priatt bit disgust .niki iett.
coot. • •
tblrd ootod on, *4 it ItteAr
.44
of hund
Japan 'manages her, ence
- • -
= -e-s------
Medics. Nearly all the officesc-of these three. demonstrations Was tlie
the principal doctors have what May game- •
be called a tea room •attitchment. A SLIGHT DitIALE.
This is a spacious apartment, well
.!'llets encouraged, I decided to in -
lighted, frequently ornanaertted with
'Oriental pottery and pictures end epees° my force of energy to four
,.
containing small tables, each Witb times that which Ihad usedin the
wo, or t fee Cjiirxr the lirivalidtiTrst, ttsts11* Isr(Ter
does not wish to take his Inedicine!not obtain really satisfactory fall
at home. he 'is ushered Into thisii of rain during' lnlii the driest month
tables drinks his prescription as he circometances *WWII' which I made «releir 500,00- mon from Euro
roont. and while seated at one of Owl, throughout Southern -Calitoroist.. The J° a
Maniiurba ant • to lcccp th�nt
.
would a cup 6t ten or a glass of my fourth demonstration could there lightinif condition)1, Is
wine.' Withbut few exceptions lire 'scarcely bitvo been nthre unfavorable, true that-realtrhl Asia) ls net ea
-)netheiwia,,,istAittuift- form% anA-Aftgvett..- tittlieEttlAwrevIctuatc7.1tairds Hilliclk,'W.AtemtoAkr-P0129•10Milk*'sv;
hilt in dulnty 9.11Aae 'bowls. for heaviest Jay rain for 'ffitrity.liven thltriVa a country WS litandhuria, but
than of herbs, . . • • eitiltf one July rain in fifty-iive leaf*
rn tett. there -*no Ingaintes this Meet he set the feet
that there are two ritilwaYs abutting
most of it Is composed- orai.,„, or-lyeati resulted.
Each table contitins • a bowl °flame ontremrs,ed itisvie.,
raisinte. end when the nttendenti In the city of San 'Diego almost. 1
t hwat of 1864.
brings in the medicine ho &is° hria81, inch feft. while sill parts if the e oun-
in a glass of tepirl water. If the - - t
, tt-y received rdln in greater or lesser
drink is bitter. as it usually is,. the! quantities On much- ne 2 inchee fall -
patient can cat some of the raisins, Ina in th; niountains7-. Stra'nge to
to remove the taste; while with that --
1.att.i. ire .rinves- - hbr _Inontiv anct, Wt. not a drop of rain fell In. the
_throat, Then_lit is reAtty to, go'triorth of Los Angeles, the fallebei
hotne, returning the next day for sine•
,Other elimination and doite. "
The• net, middlesaged Matron gaz-
ed suspiciounly at the disreputable -
looking. tramp,. sett°, had knotAunk at -
her kitchen door. "%Vat do you
7W,Antl"'ffittlie irrd
iitrOuld ye'tinrid gtin! Me
upon the Indistri froritter, %berme to
Manchuria, there IS only one.
I.ord Ultehener was among the
rirst to realize the gravity 01 the
nituation created b3r the constrUctio
of the new railway. De -lo peculiars.
iti and Preeminently a railway on.
veal. eall4WAYS recomptered,the...
per ton; Ontario bran in bulk,
$14-
-5� -.to $1,5; ,.. shorts. $10 to
mouille. $21.• to $24 Ter ton as to
quality.
Oats -Prices sire unchanged at $2.-
40 to 82.424 pets bag. Cornmeal aleo
unehatmed at $1.35 to $1.45 per
bag, . - -
They -No. I, $9 to $9,25; No. 11.
14725; -clover, mixeilriFIS775---
o 7.25. and 'Pure closer, $0.50 to
6.75 ter ton in car tote.
Itrovision-ST-Reitry'Cnalifon
t=p44*-243=4*424,FIligg
does it on y Ante er peop e aye' - mer can cit ear •
accepted eamitiilsory sereiceind are t*Tt'llTirilltfr&=trrfr3-lTT:- unfit/initial
imbued -NI* .4*, cof-Alooted self- lard. 5fc to 04c; Canadian lard, 9*
eaeriffee %%Woe nnhappit -era. to INC; ketele rendered, 104c to 1.1e
' aVt .es ern ceMlnUnit ontifirttrtlftffilityreditiwr1:2
11--vreOltli-04-1nd4a IS growl ccoottng-to-Rir
'hy leaps stini botoidsissas•-that-_it_ the: rework 12C to 14cs /resit killed abate
hurdett'intreasea" no also sloes the ea- toir hoga. 89.25 to 89.50; alive. $5.-
paelty, to bear it intrease. 50 to $6.75- for mixed lots; teleets,
87.
Eggs -Straight etock. 17o: No. 2.
ATTACKED Bf AN OCTOPUS.
wi.th one. ,
214c; under sradeg. 204e to -2014 -
My 'first experience of the oetontillit da,Iry„ Ifile to 171e
,.
writos Prank T. Mallen in "Creatures_ ‘-diee5e-motar10, Ino 20 010; (tut*"
et tile Sea." Was in a little•,bay ii&,bec, ttic to 0:c. -
,thi
Stewart Island, New Zealand. A • ,A1.40.,......-...mA . ...,
Sinai) .rivis-, flowed,,, IntO this bay; " ',... ,B1IFF RIC:01P,.
ILIto, Vitmilldeer„tor;iootit:ficin::ovoszordmer-u:::,119, ;.-tyrtreatraitr-heric 4a47.133:, xra. I rot ton viiek_
teow-oLtna _Ship inithlEit-1 wite-tliiii INtettay. 1.6i,;;;L;41,';11;;IrsitWinit7,57.45 . 2,
tali CS t WILY * o t catchieg.them wag to (1,,,,,,,,. ,...,,,,,,,„,„_„„„„,,,, ......„., „„_,,,,„,„ _Ky....
wade about on the fine sandy bed!',Z1",en'on,"1•70. '2'lielt; 170.71'2'c'0"r;i: 6110._
with bare feet. the- water befog only10%Isa,stron. ell No. 2 white. 800;
up to mid:thigh, and when they fiat ;tot:v.:T._ ..
8.10. Canal frei.ghtsi-
sthoelesti,attob°4trewadriggliiriningly
groping in tho sand until they had
utnndder stoop, 'k*( ize :::, imam
the flounder safe between Anger and \NEw voila Gain;
thiumb. Then they would raise hira
utned to San IHego
sottaitti.„.._.b,r_thel_het"e_tgiihytty,s___ and _Rut him in the ,„1..4tg_strnp_peel
crtuthed the'lent vortigeti of Doer re- acit"y"a'ntdileilititeltd".scoltered that the
or time, / have testa' ticv 45intnnCe iniLt40iiih Africa. It that
nearer the sea the finer the flounders,.
tem ichrn.the_condittonit,,liave.hterttwireil-/'4,t*----in71"41)rdibIlLiniiteeresenrels-ite-tifttereki-
WEI,
is tmbsi s. hiyw., To- a
sh• ort while, one rould 40,mi-the
curious way in Wiiich the fortes I
employ grailettlist levee its/influence
atininispliere. 1 remember a des
rebtistratieL/. tetote in riententher",
1903. 'This month Is Ideti one or too
Unow about that. 1
can't say.t like thetoo1u 01
nu*trtmn, but* it • mitt;
-ttitte÷ter*CCIrli
not. We314111g "of your clothes)
altogether. You ,don't loo'. clean." '
"I'm willin' to e*if 5 it, inettiii.
I gucmi I don't."
•
n t
*se nature."
do.'s sitit
*1 ter the Pie' "I'll
ltv-arfe
olVtofes-"faulti" -
went
ly akv reiri failing WiltifeVer.
Indeed, if you were to take the
troilble
leigical recta • sek
-eStitst-ystseirouldsfintt--t iat roar
Septenita-r in Southern California is)
„ti great. roffitti. •
• "It n.' -es 10 this fart that I tjnped to gr-= 11 ettin (-Mild not be
• e4 tt 1thn1shie
,ti n
aVei
• 0
muth though presenee air organ-
Itat'ana reformer wa's needeld in Eng-
land at the War Office.
Ilia 4.164, ttep on reachingThdiit
I 't
nfniy
vas 1.1E4 pAtn
ainatinting to only, Z17.;006,ii00. am
had rerrninegl for many' years= at or
about .the itxttie ,figure ttiough
/TAD rillOWN.
After it 'hard flght th.m 0 oram;i1-
tlw
t and picking 'UR 80*00 line
thneelfuens Suddenly T troll, -
something like *1)101) of jelly,Fear-
ing it sting, I Made to ,step off,0n
to feet 'both. oily gilay+ti litverv,
erni„44ilta008_loy-virne1itiog, that-alun
ami if 11 would eat Into the flesh.
Pell,. 04 telt -A -lenge, whip -
Mated iounil my r1ht
beg. 1 -tore it ott, and kit nausea,
*fade Inc qUite eddy.
o 0 moaner -fiir-l'for-actv1.41711 •. •.. .
eOWS
mother and atiather4 The. witeri, flutchqs° pieketi ... 4.50
was Shallow, but, 1 began to 'feel
11 1 must liikileagged down, drowiteti”
and devoured by this 'horrible thing.
• New oij1y 2b.atp.
nrtue NO, 2 red owning bit elevato
and 04te I: 0. b. *Octet: No. 1,nOr
ern • Thiluth; *TAO. at In 'afteatf,
ri M1LottPi* $]40
•
L1V14 STOCK irAttNi-ITS. •
Toronto, July 25. -The run of cat.
le -offering - 1st ,the-- Wog -tern- Market•
day_wail; rather ilootior
Week 'ago, but 'the tfunlity was
*telly poor. • - •
titircatillic'effittere.."411fifr'.90
0 good to. nieditim.**4.20 • • 4130
4lo °there 400 ; 4 .3
-
t -Tr"
8terhng, alt ninount.
*Voiding my hare eet,
•I•os Anacles r 161 &lye, and
4.10
, mod to attic.° 4.20 4.o
fair to goad 1 0 4.0
do eommort 245 ;LSO
do caws 2.410
10( has beets further inereased itteedily into. the central part
foriecasts ifulleaked to o rant india against externalof '1 wpm successt,u1, for
1. kilt the "ginttlk or. 2h6 ten'
• crnditions ▪ ofetytatietration Welt retried. Old in the- teeth of kii3r logg kola* I stohe,
NO' Aillosrtirtrte errANoil: 61;i4r • °11 '''°use'li"tlY '' c°Ini
,
. _. . itliSil leitti -.10effilit, and'•'1.•
Wad. tikl-cforv, • 113,12i, Inv*, lividly, (wolfs oppo*Ition from tilos Who di
or0, trtirrivorahlk Iettill ttco ,th(ve a link 'reftlizo ibilt Po"' 416fe' ''t4ti It*"1.‘• x tvtlOr. of • stale musk,
tilefisli' efilit Whelt , di0'.'
bortt'er fel end in „knit* daps itie ba.1 oit'' this -.4ittitekiil•tit fiirce., I'lie troOpit t ,
/
• plete organitittion 110 Army hoe iti
h' -m NCiftiqAer rain, Witt 14td available, for %Corb. on the ,Irentlert t felt Ito ckettain that ited I ilt*
lIrn, Aeries: thirty yeam rare the wrist favorab:tt.‘toditione. Isiti h Water ont
tilvstent 1$2 OvOtirdy ntetei, • '64* hitv tAttl, rated, to 40,4 1#10.0fl1 depthite
.1,rtyltor hiving 0Yrt Wort beet tnen. P.von: thilc•totii
tool() hove $ c.4,04r`t
wit% tootyt
_-
40 b I ono a* 99•9191s4
.250
toad's. good
do rough to
114111# .....•••• 1:4, 4 • *WO • 99 I/
i!Ch riteh
lport ewes. per
do booko. Per
nibs, .
6'5* *16 44 etrior:
it* 199