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Conveyancers &o &o.
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Carling Bros. store, Exeter.
DRS. ROLLINS & AMOS.
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THE NEWS IN A. NUTSRELL
THE VERY LATEST FROM ,4LI. OlrER
• . THE WORI4D.
arreannotema About our Own county?.
Great Orltaln. tho Gutted States, and
All Parte or the Globe. Condensed and
*retorted (or Rao,
aatiZAP4a
Stratford is to have a $30,000 trunk
sewer.
41. Winnipeg cerperater, Mr. Brown, Mil
seventy feet and •will recrever from his
injuries,
The Cabinet bee appointed Solicitor -
General Curran a Judge of the Superior
areurt of Quebec.
Shipments a cattle from acIaoitoba and
the Northwest this year• already number
35,000 heed,
At St. Catharines a severeerear-old boy
named Orin W. Filkine was drowned by
falling into the canal.
M. Ouimet has granted the sufferers
rendered homeleas by the fires in Chatham,
N. B., the use of the public buildings.
The report that Chief justice Sir Henry
Strong is about to retire from the Supreme
Court is emphatically denied in Ottawa.
The trade returns for September show a
decline as compared with the corresponding
month of the preceeding year of $1,015,-
000.
Rev. Canon Townsend died at Amherst,
N. S., in the 88th year of his age, For 61
years he was rector of the Parish of
Amherst.
Lord Alfred Douglas, who figured 00
prominently in the Oscar Wilde case in
London, is at present at Niagara Falls with
his wife. •
Miss Lillie Stewart, a patient at the St.
,Toseph's Hospital, Hamilton, jumped from
a window in the third storey. She is in a
critical condition.
The Winnipeg Grain Exchange passed a
resolution protesting against the anion of
the Dominion Government in raising the
inspection fees on grain.
The Dominion Government is being urg-
ed to put a tax upon natural gas, which is
being piped in large quantities from Canada
to cities in the ITnited States.
Mr. William Kyle, the Toronto man who
was arrested at Niagara Falls, Ont„ on the
charge of attempted bribery of an alder-
man, died on Friday afternoon at the latter
place.
Fulaback Morin of the Ottawa Univer-
sity Rugby football team, the. cham-
pions of Canada, was seriously injured at
practice, and the club has summarily closed
its iseason.
Ayoung man named Carter, a son of Mr.
Wm, Carter, of 59 •Bay street, Toronto,
was accidentally drowned in Rook lake,
Man. on Suniay evening,by the upsetting
of a Ijoat.
Elotelkeeper Maybee of Grimsby claims
the reward offered for the apprehension of
Teller Palmer of Hamilton, on the ground
that oe told the police where the man was.
A writ of quo warrant° to unseat Mayor
Villeneuve,of Montreal, was appliedforon
Tuesday, on the ground that the Mayor is
interested in a firm that supplies lumber
to the city.
g A circular has been issued by the Cus-
toms Department at Ottawa to the various
collectors, calling their attention to the
fe.ct that the French treaty is ROW in full
force and effect.
A despatch from Regina states that W.
Curren who is in charge of the Dominion
Public 'Works Office, has been arrested on
a charge of incendiarism. His arreat has
Caused a sensation.
W. B. Palmer, defaulting teller of the
Bank- ot Commerce, and Fred. A. Filgiano,
defaulting cashier of the Grand Trunk at
Hamilton, were each aentenced to three
ears in the penitentiary.
At the iugnese into the death of John
ayng it was shown that his reason for
ishing to marry Miss Robson was that he
new she Would come in for valuable
roperter when she came of age. .
The repairs to the city of Toronto Water
orks were completed OD Friday and. an
mple supply of perfectly pure water is
ow coming through the mains. The caet
ervice has been discontinued.
Two shipments of Canadian tomatoes to-
ngland,made as an experiment,have been
eported upon. While not an entire success,
hey have demonstrated the possibility of
evelopin,g an important trade in this
espect.
Dr. Bell, of the Canadian- Geological
urvey, who has just returned to Ottawa
rom a trip to James' Bay, repeats having
iscovered a river in the north whiets he
lain's to he the sixth of the great rivers of
he world, and characterizes as the Nile of
he North.
Application will be made in Parliament
ext session for an act to incorporate the
anadian Electric Railway & Power Corn -
any, with power to operate an electric
ilway from Montreal to Windsor, via
rockville, Kingston, Belleville, Toronto
d London.
The finances of the General hospital at
ingston show a deficit of $3,000 this year,
d the e.utliorities have issued a circular
king for a consensus of opinion regarding
e curtailment of the salary of tne super.
tendentes a in the case of the seperintend-
of nurses.
Further news of prairie fires in Manitoba
ave reached Winnipeg. Near Shoal
ake the flames spread over the country
r aboub ten miles running az a fearful
te, and many people had narrow escapes,
o yourig man were so badly injured that
ey cannot live.
While Charles Peel was engaged in
aring down a brick structure yesterday
Hamilton the wall collapsed, burying
el in the ruins. When rescued hetvvas
conscious, and died shortly after his
rival at the hospital. The deceased was
enter-feur years of age.
Victor Talioreti, a Montreal drag clerk,
s beea arrested on a charge of abducting
oung lady with whom he was in lave on
e eve of hers marriage to aeobher mari,
e girl was missing from Monday till
urrsday, and when found had evidently
n given druga to render her powerletne
he death is announced at SleValentliae,
G, of Mr. Joseph Noel, aged einety-
r years, Re was a veteran of the war
1812-13, being one of the last survivors
that obliging time along the frontier of
Quebeo province. As a boy he took
b in the 'defence of Leoolle Mill.
he missing will of Mr. Thom Venlig, an
clever citizen of Hamileon, Got., who Watt
Iled ori the raiittsay treads, and whose 00
neraI took place on the day fixed for hie in
erriage with Wigs Tessie Ablebee, Thlb.
Irelatid, was' iound sedated in an old Si
oleelt on Batui,day. Tho deceased left tell
his estete to Miss Atkins) who has taken
eot SleVeat againat lettera of administra,
tiou being issued.
• (awn parram
The Rev. Edwin Palmer, D. Arun.,
deeeen of Oxford,le dead. -
Mr, Rerbert •Wilberforee has been an -
painted aide to Lord Aberdeen.
The Qtieen wiil return to Wineleer pestle
limo Balmoral on Broveanber 16,
The Queen laid the foundation atone of
the Duke of 'Fife'e Righland reeidenee.
Englieb. impiety is hurrying hernewerd
for the London season, which promises tO
be an unusually brilliant one,
The Britieh battleship Vietoriona was
launched at Chatham on Saturday. It has
a fifteen thousand tons diapiacement.
The Prince and Primmer) of Wales begin
holding receptions at Sandringhane bowie
this weak. The house will be full until
after Chriatinas, •
Sir Charles Lees, Governor of British
Guiana has been summoned to London to
consult with Mr. Chamberlain on Veriezue-
an affairs.
Or. Gunther, the well-known beadof the
department Of zoology in the British
Misseum, retired on October 1, owing to
the age regulations.
Mr. William Kenny, Q. C., who Wale
recently appointed Solicitor-Generar,'The
Ireland, it) a Roman Catholic) Unionist, a
rare thing in Ireltend.
It is stated in ofllaial circles that England
intends to land troops on some part ,of
Turkish territory if the Armenian reforms
aretaot honourably executed.
Tbe competition of Catiadian cheese in
the English market is so keen that the
agricultural papers are writing very pes-
simistic articles on the subject.
The British court has received the
worst advices coocerning the Czarewitch,
who is the victim of consumption. It is
not expected that he will survive the whit-
er.
The report that Lord Salisbury lied sent
an ultimatum to the President of Vents-
zuela is confirmed. The Cleveland Admin.
istra.tion at Washington is said to be
interesting itself in the matter.
The North German Lloyd Steamshi
Company has ordered from a shipbuildia
firm at Govan, a suburb of Glasgow, two
steamships, the .dimensions of which will
exceed those of the Campania • and
Luoania.
A number of the friends of Mr Tim
Healy, who was recently read out of the
Irish party, met in London on Saturdry
and subscribed $2,500,000 for a new daily
paper in Dublin, to be started at once with
Mr. Healy in control.
Prince Henry of Prussia, brother of
Emperor William, and Prince Christian
Victor recently rode a thirty -mile bicycle
race from Balmoral to Braemar castle for a
prize given by the Queen. Pripee Christian
won by half an elem.
The Fishmongers' Company are seeking
to prohibit the sale in London of frozen
salmon from British Columbia, alleging
that fish is salmon trout, the sale • of
which is illegal in. the United kingdom
between the months of October and Feb-
ruary.
' Lord Rosebery, in a 'speech on Friday,
delivered at the opening of the new club at
Scarborough, said that to his mind the
primary obstacle to all reform and the
greatest danger to the stability of • the
State lay in the present constitution of
the Rouse of Linde. •abrt
The following members of the Imperial
Parliament have been raised to the peerage:
-SirAlgernon Borthwaite,proprietor of the
London Morning Post; Baron Henry de
Worms, formerly Under-Secretary oaState
for the Colonies ; and the Hon. Horace
Curzon Plunkett.
Ferdinand Meier, a retired general of the
German army, committed suicidein London
on Sunday evening by taking prussic acid
on the Thames embankment. Be had be-
come reduced to beggarythrough the failure
ot Jabez Balfour's Liberator Building and
Loan Companies, in which all his money
was invested.
umroie moms.
It is said that George J. Gould has in hi
possession twenty-three paintings of hi
wife.
Thirty Mormon saints leave Philadelphia.
on Saturday on a proselytizing tear of
Europe.
Miss Frances Willard says that the
bicycle is a great factor in advancing tem.:
peranae.
Mr. Joseph Ramsey, jun., of St. Louis
succeeds Mr. Rays as General Manager o
the Wabash Railway.
James Dixoh, accused of the murder of
Capt. Pnillips at Tonawande.,N. Y., hanged
himself in his cell.
An explosion of dynamite on the Niagara
Is Gorge Railway demolished the boiler
use and injured several men.
Mrs. John Langdon, who lives six miles
from Delta, Ohio, has given birth to five
children, all boys, and they are doing
well.
Pope has written a letter to the
Catholic hierarchy of America, condemning
religious congresses such as were held
r recently at Chicago a,ncl To onto.
The strike of bicycle makers in Teledo,
0., was on Friday morning turned into e
lock -out, with the result, that there are
five thousand men idle in the city. 4
The Superintendent of Insurance in
Springfield, Ill., on Saturday granted
license to (11) business in Illinois to the
Supreme Court of the Independent Order
of Foresters, of Toronto.
The Duke of Marlborough was arrested
In Central park, New York, on Friday, for
coasting down hill on bis wheel at too rapid
a rate. He woe taken to the police station,
reprimanded, and let go.
It is understood that the postel officials
in Washington have asked the Dominion
Goverdment for permission to run Vetted
Stetes mail cars with clerical on beard
through Canedian territory, and they are
sanguine that the permission will be grant-
ed,
The Duke of Marlborough was arrested
in Centrel Park, NeW York, for coesting
rapidly down a hill on his bloyele with hie
feet on • the handles. The Duke accom.
pained the policeman to the 'station, whete
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above) for tlae sake of convenience;
it is made of pure materials for the
salee of quality; it is made by our
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effectiveness (doing its work easily);
14 12 ma.de at the largest soap works
in the world for the sake of steeply-
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Books iror sent to _. • t
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23 Scott St., Toronto,
Wrappers a useful paper -bound
book will be sent,
ended to be somewhat more quiet than has
been the ease la ely. There has been a
less active movement generally, with an
irregular, thongh fairly wide demand for
goods. Baltimore appears to be an excep-
tion, for there trade is reported meet satis-
factory, . due largely to the favorable
conditions at the South. The manufactur-
ing indusbries show no change, but central
and'Western °idea find a better demand
for shoes. The enquiry for iron and steel
is easier, and slight decline( in price are
experienced. Woollen ennnufactures are
dull, but cotton goods are in active request
at steady or advancing prices. The con-
ditions of the week have not been cheering
for the speculative markets and further
shipments of gold are feared'.
GENERAL.
Six hundred soldiere were killed in an
explosion on a steamship near Kinchow,
China.
King Menelek of Abyssinia was struck
by lightening and either killed oe para-
lyzed.
A French company has concluded an
agreement for a new Atlantio cable from
Brest to New York.
It is officially announced in Madrid that
twelve thousand additional troops will
!start for Cuba next Tuesday.
• Great Britain has sent an ultimatum to
the King of Ashantea who is accused of
violating treaty obligations.
'Sir. Edward Malet, the retiring British
Ambassador to Germany, was entertained
at dinner by Chancellor Prince Hohenlohe.
An irade has been promulgated in Turkey
announcing that the Sultan has signed
the ArmenMn reform scheme demanded
by the powers. - -•
According to the latest information re-
ceived in Constantinople from Trebizonde,
Arteetepie, fuur hundred persons were killed
tilling' the recent rioting there.
It is reported the Czar has informed the
Japanese tainistef at St. Petersburg that
Russia will never abandon Corea, and will
protect her against all encoachments.
• The Governor of Goa, Portuguese India,
has cabled to the Minister of Marine in
Lisbon. thee the Portuguese troops have
joined the insurgents and were pillaging *ba
town and country. , •
The insurgents in the Province of Santa
Clara, Cuba, have circulated a pamphlet
advising the inhabitants not to use the
railroads, as they have determined to blow
them up with dynamite.
It is reported as one of the warlike signs
of the time a that Turpin, the inventor of
melinite, hare been summoned from Paris to
Constantinople, to assist in fortifying the
Bosphorus and the Dardanelles.
Newfoundland's revenue for the e'eptem-
bar quarter as $315,700 being 632,800 less
than the same quarter of last year before
the,00mmeraial crash, and an improvement
61 000,000 OD the previous quarter of
this year.
, The Emperor • and Empress of Get many,
f accompanied by ex -Empress Frederick,
participated on Friday in the ceremonies
attendant upon the unveiling .of the
Emperor Frederick rnonument on the
battle field of Woerth.
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Roundaman Ryan, Who was in (Merge,
discharged hini after warning him hob to
repeat tshe offence.
Rev. Peteril. Rowe of Sault Ste, Marie,
Mich., who was named Iliehop of Alaska, in
the Ephicopalian House of Bishops at Mins
neapolie, was born in Toronto 86 years age.
He entered Trinity College, add gra,dueted
With the B. A. degree, rend liars mice been
grallted 14, A. degree by the' frame
ge, Re woe for a number of years Di
issiotiagy Akeittna.
Commercial edvioes froria the Ufiited
ate report Inieloese for thcr week just'
aieves is received in London of the death
of , Makololo, one of Livingstone's most
faithful followers in Africa from 1851 to
1864. W hat makes the taking off the
sadder is tbe fact, that he left torty-five
widows to mourn him.
It is reported that the summer season
at Monte Carlo, which has just closed, has
been an almost complete failure. The at-
tendance at the gtanes was so small that
the number of roulette tables in use was
reduced from eleven to three.
Sir. Philip Currie, the British Ambassa-
dor to Turkey, has received from an
" Armenian source a warning that the 'Young
Turkey. party will probably induce some
Armenian missreant to attempt, his life in
.o'rder to disgrace the Armenian people.
When Baby watt alek, we aye her Mamie.
When she was a Child, she Cried for Castoria.
When fate became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she g,ave thena Castorie
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• Telephone in Armies.
The Germien War Office has been reaper!.
meeting in telephone erection by cavalry.
A troop of light cavalry was started from
Berlin and attother from Potsdam The
&dance is twenty miles. The end of the
wire, was carried on it fork fixed ,00 e.
ranee Ana thus thrown over the trees,
Every three.fifthe of a mile the wire was
tested by telephone apparature The two
troops met hell Way and conneeted. It
took four hours,
"What do you think will be the outcome
of the wag in Cuba 1" "That," replied the
m an who ensurers every question) "depende
a good deal on the inoome of .the S, mulish
treasury," ,
Children Cry for Pitcheeo Cutoet4,
AN ONINOITS WAR CLOUD
THE TROUBLE WITH VENEZEULA
RECOMINO- ACUTE.
reoroon1), Chaernereolala leas Talcon Vp
.nle Oise `Filth Vlscour-ltritisit Guiana
Vortidon Glens to be Incroased.
A despateh from London says: The
St. James Gazette on Friday afternoon
made some highly blaporta,nt and sen-
sational statements regarding 'Voiles-
uela, which seem to show that the dis-
pute between that republic and Great
Britain has assumed a very grave as -
It says that since Mr. Chamber...
lain assumed office as Secretary of State
for the Colonies he hue paid close per-
sonal attention to the question of the
relations between Great Britain and
Venezuela, and that he has taken the
initiative in direding in part the
administration ot the affairs of the
British colony of Guiana, adjoining
Venezuela. Mr, Chamberlain's hand,
it appears, has been felt in the Local
Execubive CounciL and the St. James'
Gazette add e ;-" We are now enabled
to give the tenor of a remarkable de-
spatch, in which is outlined the Im-
perial policy towards the colonies. The
document is of much importance, in-
asmuch as it was followed by cabled
instrimtions from Mr. Chamberlain to
the Governor of British Guiana, Sir
Charles Cameron Lees, R.C.M.G., to
obtain without delay a vote for the
provision of two Maxim guns, one
of which is to be stationed at
Uruan, or elsewhere along the frontier
where tbe Venezuelans may attempt to
cross. The mere fad that Mr. Cham-
berlain cabled instructions for the de-
fence of the ,frontier in this manner
is positive proof that the Imperial
Government will not tolerate a repeti-
tion of the .Uruan incident, and thab it
intends to bold the frontier within the
Schomberg line, by force if necessary.
In this despatch Mr. Chamberlain ad-
vocates, especially, fostering gold min-
ing, and urges the cutting of a road
from the Upper Barirnar river to
Cuyuni, pointing out its importance
from a military point of view, as it
would enable the Government to keep
more closely in touch with the fron-
tier, and repel attempts at Venezuelan
aggression, adding that in view of the
possible early and rapid expansion of
gold ruining it will be necessary to
provide adequately for the protection
of the north-west district, and recom-
rnendirig an increase in the number of
military and police, as well as the erec
tion of barracks on the frontier."
THE STATE OF TRADE.
indleatIons Point 00 00 Better State of
IttieineSs-BrIces of Itoots and Shoes,
Iron Products, and woollen and cot-
ton Goods are Going up.
The record of mercantile failures in
Canada during the past nine months,
as made up by Dun & Co., shows a de-
cided improvement over the correspond-
ing period 'of last year. The number
of insolvents has declined from 1,514 in
1894 to 1,339 in 1895, while the -liabili-
ties hat'ereceded from 613,109,716 to
eaae.928,203. The failures this year are
thus classified: Manufacturing, 303,
With liabilities of '$3,150,885 traders,
1,026, with • liabilities of 66,636,463;
other commercial firms, 10, with liabi-
lities of 4140,855; and bankers, 2, with
liabilities of $88,050. Commenting on
the returns, Dun's Review observes
fleet the third quarter shows a larger
nu_mber of failures than occurred in the
second quarter, the increase being
nearly all in trading concerns, but it is
an encouraging fact that the average
of liabilities in these failures is smaller
than in the preceding quarter. It is al-
so somewhat smaller for manufactur-
ing failures. Of the provinces, Quebec
reports the largest number, which is
not surprising in view of the somewhat
unusual strain to which financial events
have exposed concerns in that province.
Ontario reports fewer than in 'the sec-
ond quarter, with considerably
SMALLER LIABILITIES,
but in British Columbia the failures
were considerably larger, though not
more numerous. -
One striking feature of the past
quarter, to which Dun's Review calls
attention, is that it has witnessed,
about the first of September, the low-
est general range of prices ever known
in the United. States, in spite of re-
tmoarkaobold,esad advances in cotton ancot-
nggreat advances in iron and
steel products, and in boots and shoes,
leather and hides. So great was the
fall in many other articles, including
some of much greater relative import-
ance, that prices of breadstuffs declin-
ed over 20 per cent. from the end of
May to the end of August, prices of
meats 10 per cent.o prices of dairy pro-
ducts, fruits and vegetables 32 per
cent., and other food, including sugar,
tea and coffee, liquors, fish and spices,
only about 2 per cent. Meanwhile all
clothing rose over 10 per cent., includ-
ing boots and shoes, and iron and steel
products about 32 per cent. The fol-
lowing table compiled by Dun's Review
will be found mosb interesting :-
Food Cotton SVooleo Iron Boots &
Prod'ts Giods Goods Prod'ts 151,035
Oct 1890.- .1000 100.0 100.0 100 0 101.1
Jan. 1595 .. 59.3 74.8 78.2 51.8 73.6
March 1. 1815 93.2' 72,5 708 517 74.9
July 1.1803..85.7 81.1 75.7 08.1 96.7
leept. 1, 1595. 77.0 81.3 75.9 79.9 101.0
001'. 1, '805- 76.8 87,5 77 5 53.0 104.6
It be observed that the fall in
prices of •food products since March
last has been ver) great, more than
c200aptienrucoeunst., and that it has been con -
THE FARMER
has had no compensation as yet fer
the advance in those commodities whicli
he buys, although the case of Canadian
farmers.' is better than that of their
fellows in the United State e who grow
largely of cotton, sugar, tobacco and
More of oats and corn and evhea,t, As
prices sbood on March lst last the
farmer was doing well, for while the
average price of eocid. products had de-
clined only 3.8.per cent, from the
average in- October, 1800, cotton goods
had fallen 27.5 per cent,, woollen goods
23.7 per cent., IBM] Products 45.3 Per
cent., and boots and, shoes 25,3 per
cent. As the present time boots and
shoes are higher in priee than five
years ago, iron products are rapidly
advancing to the ra,tee then current,
and wollen and cotton goo& slowly
moving up. Over -production is treat-
ed. as the bane of the farmer, but
with the more prosperons trade which
both produces and results front the
advance in prices of other commodi-
ties than agricultural, the consum-
ption of forMstuffs shonld inerease
end better returns to the producer be
realized,
• 0110.11 DRIVINCL'
,Paseriplion or a npila in gianona
The author of "Life with Tome -Siberian
Savages," Mr, B, D. _Reward) describing it
journey eastera Siberia, ova that the
wheels used by the people give the best
idea, of the road)) of the country. The
wheels, he says, are only it little larger
than thorn of ordinary wheelbarrows, and
run beneath the vehicle inatead of at the
aides of it. Of es:flume the weggoo is easy
to get into, aud what is more importent, is
comparatively aafe to be thrown out of. Of
'this latter Mate Mr. Howard says, the
drivers take the fullest edventage.
They rarely drive alower than a gali0p,
and down a steep hill they oouble the speed
The earns thing is done on approeohing eny
destinetion, and especially on returning
home. A driver would be coneidered very
unskillful unless he mild drive at the
fastest gallop till he reached the very cor-
ner of his meetter's liouee and the come to
a dead stop exactly at the door.
Mr, liovvard was especially impreesed by
the way his first driver took him across the
bridges. They were wooden, and only a
few inohea wider than the &milky.
Whenever -one came in sight,orack 1 crack I
would go the whip, and with the wildest
of cries the driver would charge the bridge,
and almost before the passenger knew what
had happened, the horses -three abreast: -
would be tearing up the slope of the other
aide of the stream. ,
"As for remoostrance," he says, "I had
all I could do to wedge myeelf hi and hold
on, so as to keep partly seated. On one
occasion did my murderer -driver -for tbat
was wha% he was-ahow the slightest sign
eympe,thy,ernotion, or interest. My only
ground of were/ice was that we were, so
to speak, in the same boot. On principle,
too,1 was obliged to agree with the driver,
that if we were obliged to cross such
bridges, the sooner we were over them the
better."
Germany's War Dogs.
The Gardejager Pachmann and Each.
who took two German war dogs to Con'
stantinople the Saturday before Whitsun
side, have returned to Potsdam. The two
dogs, when they arrived at Constantinople,
had several days' rest ;before they were
shown to the Sultan. His Majesty and his
officers were so much surprised at the
clever and useful performances of the dogs
that the German Jager avere begged to give
aome Tnrkish solcliera instruction in the
training of such dogs. This was done for
several days, after which the Sultan gave
the German soldiers each a deooration and
1,000 francs and caused them to be shown
the city and its surroundings. The two
war dogs were a present to the Sultan from
the German Emperor.
- A Lucky Maid Servant.
An old maid servant of weak intellect)
who was supported by .the parish in Rix
dorf, Gerenany, has come into possession of
no less than 8,000,000 marks, a relative
having died i Sweden who left his fortune
ofeS0,-000,000 marks, besides a large mine,
to this woman and her nine brothers and
sisters.
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