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Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries ?Olio,
Conveyancers &e, eco..
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THE VERY LATEST FROM ALL THE
WORLD OVER.
'eteresting Items About Our Own Country,
Great Britain, the United States, and
All Parts of the Globe, Condensed and
Assorted for Easy Reading.
o CANADA.
Mr. W. Afolson M t phersan has been
ele.•ted President oft e Mol: -,tris Bank
to succeed the late }t r. J. H. FL Mol -
son.
•i,rael Ciravelle vas fined 4;•10 and
oasis by Reorder Cnainpagne, of hull,
on ii-edneeday for swearing en the
streets.
't ire Diana .a..ailed from Halifax on
Tietrsttay with the expedition sent out
n'luire into the possibilities of the
Hudson bay route.
An Indian 1 uy met death in Jasper
P;tse i y falling tram a tree which over-
hung a pre: i.pioe to the rocks and ice
200 feet helots.
Hamilton Sons of S. otland will light
a bonfire on the nxounlain brow on the
night of Juno :2ud, and will Barry the
fiery truss 1'n honor of her Ma„est•y's
jubilee. •
The \i'innilegCity Coun:il hasmade
a gran! or $10,900 towards a fund to
he raise 1 for the era .t ou of a win; to
tits hosotit:tl to be known as the Vic-
tori.t wing.
There is a bloele of business in the
tSueri uo (.'curt, Many uithe J uigea
beng unable to sit on eases with which
they vi ere t t.tiateeted hefore being ap-
pAzinted Jw1gez.
Joseph baloney of rant ham. Town •
-
ship i, in the St. Ceti.barines 1t.seital
eufferine from. a €, nsbot wcure in-
itiated by his father ,n a quarrel. The
father his been arrested.
te.d.
tti:r to hard Certe right ie a iaugy
man at present. He is Minister of
trach: and Conaarere.'e, Aming Minis:er
of lliliti:t, At•ting 1°residcirt of the .
Ceuee:l. and Acting 1'retni.er.
Mr. W.A. Craig. 13.ri. a graduate of
Quee'n's i'uivers.ty, and a well-known ;
i•gure ar:.und IiinQstme Ont., dro1'i'-'d
chat: on ir:iey in a yard at the rear
of the :at.. Lewreuve hotel. in that a:t e
Tennent & "I enneni - :i1r8,"::Z-le i•ulttt2l wife of Man -
EXETER, OST.
Ei*dnatetofthe Ontario Weteri.ta,sv J.1t
e rr-
OPrime One door South orTown FIa'1.
THE WATERLOO MUTUAL
FIRE INSI'RANc'EC0
Establishedizi istJa,
(MAD OFFICE - WATERLOO, O.VtT t
This ('otepane has been ore: -
years in suecesafal operuien in •ie'est<trn
tint aria end cuntitines to i,a--ire:tic:an.- t0 s,ir
damage by !''ire. 1 uilaru .4!It•r< 1 a.tx:sa
',inr Ltaetnt es and all other t .e.ri, 0 t, i
insurable,
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the option u
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coat the are
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Cash
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Dur t11e mist ten years this eo alp 0. tw Lies
alrt. eel ,a rt. 1'obriee, eacarina eremites t:i t,ia
atidurt et e4e,$72.930; and patis towed atone
Aria'eta. at76,1oo.00, eoesatine oft a.;;1'
I N.y nk i•iovernutont Uei,ta t i . i tee unasseaed Premium :totes on heal 'tad in:arm'
.lw;WA epee, M.D.. ereselena el.
ecre!trrr : J. B. licr,a•a, I s t ester . dilAS
I I.J. Aytntfor Exeter and' ientity
ea 1 ua:.n of the Ccnsua.ers' Cord- 1
age C., u ' ay. les etaere:i su2' against "
the `heitri•.t 1rrk rind Island 1xa.iway
}stir , ;Ift.0t(1 damages fer in-
jurkei.
:':le. an assistant engineer at
the ..i.I ., ri-an Beattie ie i.tinqsty's farotory .n utsrento, was f at.ally a Jilted anal
choked .n Sunday morning,. l.y allow -
ng in n i take same cold water to run
on let tete..
a''tejury in the case of :airs. Fisher
of a.i t ether n s, who was found
dr w nes in a. t 1•rn ;t week ago, re-
ur .ALJ t ctrl , t tits aftertition of found
ia-tii-ried. i'hs husband was diseharg-
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BEANS
ed from t'ustady.
On Fraley ley night the (Grand Trunk
velvety t e•e ;dr. mem gel the 'Y.M.C.A. of
Terente i ra 'iw opened
trl'r splen-
did n,w rl.„lxts
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Bays is 4s I:rt ,r nt
The Let of Jubilee honours to be
rtcrrn:r•atnit'd la the Premier is not
wt reetai1,..te'i hut it is said the list
will :n 1u< , Lieu errant Governer Sirk-
i at rt•'n. lion. A. S. Il ti dy and Chief
Justice Taylor of Winnipeg.
Mr. J. 11. R. aloi•,Itn's will was pro -
iv d'd al. Montreal. and disposes of an
.s 'ate o ab. uG $,e00,0i 0, div'dt d among
ay:ie t ti Ar
savers teat tl -' k. a l h
'Serrano Lr
Fati,ag Mv. h t l:o i
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pelniely curs the trust abetinate c,ices whr:a cit : •l•;1' : t(
Z'1wEATatears have failed even to:co.!k e• I !i..y- 4i
rta et Ter peakan. e slag F rn r
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Sold at Brownint'a Drug Store F xerer b
el ttiveti and friends, also a number of
seize. -; to bugle inetitutiens, inelud-
n ':1101° 000 to 1lctiiIl T'niversity.
(' t y- Council passed a
iyeia w zee -hang for the annexation
t::a 4.ty of the Village of London
s•. The I;eopie of the village will
vee On it. and if it is carried the anun-
lpali lee will beeome united on Decem-
er 20 next.
Premier Greenway in an interview
at % iniai t, , expressed his conviction
1 that the Winnipeg & Duluth Railway
(o•il•i he. made to lay. and that con-
siderable Ameri,vrn traffic would be di-
verted to Canadian territory by its
construction.
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The healing anti -consumptive virtues
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Deelelons Regarding Newspapers.
1 -Any person who takes a
p ke paper regularly
from the post office, whol ber directed in his
name or another's, or whether he has sub-
scribed or not, is responsible for payment.
2—It' a eercoi) orders his paper discontinued
he meet payt I) arrears or the puhlt•+iter in•'y
continuo to Rend it ant it the payment. is niado,
and Dien (toll ce;.• the whole amount, whether
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3- !n suatefut' suit cript.ions, the suit may be
instituted in the place . here the paper is pub.
ii 'hod, although the subscriber may reside
undreds of mile, away.
4 -The courts have decided that 'refusing to
e newspapers or periodicals from the post
{'til e, or removing and leaving them uncalled
For, is prime, facie evidence of intentional
Harry Hamilton, a fifteen -year-old
son of A1.i. Hamilton of Guelph, was
l-reeenied on Monday with a parchment
certificate of the Royal humane Asso-
ciation for bravery in saving the life
of a lad named Peter Christie, who
went through the ice.
At a meeting of the Hamilton, Ont,
branch of the King's Daughters on
Monday, it was decided to sever con-
nection with the International Associa-
tion, whose headquarters are in New
York; city, and a new organization call-
ed the Canadian Independent Order of
King's Daughters, has been formed.
The convict, Gahan, who forged
Hon. R. R. Dobeli's name on a check
for 150 recently, was sentenced by
Judge Chaveau in the Quebec Police
Court to ten years in penitentiary. Ga-
han was r e ent.ly released from peni-
tentiary, where he was serving a term
for vitriol throwing.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The new Japanese loan was subscrib-
ed several times over in London.
Mr. Chamberlain states that Belgium
and Germany have protested against
British goods entering Canada at a
lower tariff.
It is reported that the Dublin alder-
men at their nominee meeting will eject
Mr. John Redmond, the Parnellite
leader, ;Lord Mayor of Dublin.
Among the jubilee proposals the re-
naming of Great Britain has been sug-
gested. The two names offered as sub-
stitutes are Wiselan<1 and Enwiscolia.
The Queen's abstention from visiting
Ireland is said to be the result of the re-
fusal of Dublin in the sixties to grant ei
site in Phoenix park for a monument to
the late Prince Consort.
Mr. Stead makes a very bitter at-
tack upon Mr. Chamberlain for with-
holding, as be asserts, information from
the Committee of Enquiry that would
have shown an anticipatory knowledge
of the Jameson raid.
A resolution calling upon the Irish
to abstain from taking part in the dia-
mond jubilee of Queen Victoria was car-
ried at the annual meeting of the Irish
National League of Great B ea Britain, held
at Manicihester,
The son of the Rev. George Brooks,
otherwise knoas the " Prince • of
Begging Letter Writers," whose doings
Were exposed in the columns of Truth,
attempted to horsewhip Mr. Labou-
there, M.P., the editor, in London.
Mr. Chamberlain stated in the Imper-
ial House of Commons on Tuesday that
the Canadian Government was fully
satisfied of the competency of the firm{
of Petersen, Tait and Cb. to oarry out
their engagements for the fast Atlantic
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VICTORIA -QUEEN OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, EMPRESS OF INDIA;.
UNITED STATES.
It is said George Gould will go to
England to live.
Whitecaps are "administering jus-
tice" in the district of Lamar county,
near Birmingham, Ala. The Spanish Premier, Senor Canovas
Hadja i'ilichalis, as chief of the Cretan
insurgents, has issued a pro.dlamation
calling upon the Cretans to elect aGen-
eral Assembly to resume their ordinary
everyday relations, and to respect the
lives a
nd1'upartY
of the Dlucsulmans.
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The Ohio Supreme Court has declared del Castillo, has tendered to the Queen
the law unconstitutional which last Regent the xesigna tion of the Cabinet
winter accepted the Torrens system of owing to the difii:ult
ex--
recordingland titles, g y the Ministers n
Zxerient'e in carr nag on the Government
The Princess Troubetzkoy, formerly
Amelia Rives Chanler, author of "The
Quick and the Dead," is a patient in a
private sanitarium at Philadelphia.
GENERAL.
ea view of the i'arliamentery situation
caused by the refusal of the Liberals
to take part in the deliberations of
the Cortes. 'The resignation was ac-
cepted.
Rumours are current in Paris aster-
, sous dissensions in the Melina Cabinet. BRITISH, NOT ENGLISH.
President Faure will leave Paris on
the 25th of July to visit the Czar in St. Upwards of 35,000 signatures have
PetersJyurg. already been obtained for the Scottish
'The sea armistice was signed in Ath- : National Memorial to the Queen, pray -
ens on Saturday by the Turkish and tug that in State documents the words
Greek delegates. "Great Britain-' and "British" should
• The King of Siam, who is now in always be substituted for "England"
Rome, is on his way to England to at- and English." Among the signers of
tend the jubilee ceremonies. the memorial are the Duke of Suther-
1 rCape Legislative Assembly land, many peers, many members of
The
y hasParliament, and more than eight bun -
unanimously adopted a proposal to con- dyed provosts and other members of
tribute towards the maintenance of the 1 the municipal corporations of Scot -
Imperial navy. yang
Japan has ordered a battleship of
eleven thousand tons burden to be built
on rite Clyde. She will be a duplicate
of the British ship Jupiter.
It is likely that the Spanish Cabinet
crisis will be: arranged by calling Gen-
eral Weyler from Cuba and Senor Cas-
tillo remaining in office.
The Chinese -Belgium railway con-
tract was signed May 30. Under its
terms the railway from Kau -Kau to
Paotingi-Fu is to be completed in 1903.
itt i¢ the prevalent opinion in Con-
stantinople that Germany is playing a
bold game in order to force Russia to
openlyurkey.declare either for or against
T
A requiem mass was celebrated on
Friday in the Catholic church in Ath-
ens for the repose of the souls of foreign
volunteers killed during the war with
Turkey.
The Berlin public were excluded from
the great spring parade on the Temple -
hof on Tuesday, and in consequence the
Emperor was hooted on his way to the
parade.
The acquittal of Herr von Tausch, the
former chief of the Berlin secret politi-
cal police, amounts to the defeat of
Baron von Bieberstein, the Minister for
Foreign Affairs.
The Greeks are greatly encouraged by
a rumour that a navy contractor has
received an order to provision the Brit-
ishcon-
centrated
fleet- be
of fortymen-of-war to
centrated at Palerum.
The town of Ballyhooly, twelve miles
from Salisbury, Matabeleland, is sur-
rounded by armed natives, and much
fear of an uprising in that part of
British Africa is felt.
Herr von Tausch, the former chief of
the Berlin secret political police, who
weeks,
has been two wee
uforr w
n on trial nearly
charged with prejury, high treason, and
forgery, was acquitted on Friday.
The trouble still continues in the
Spanish Cabinet. It is said that the
Duke of Mande*, the Spanish Ambas-
sador to Paris, will be recalled to take
the place of the Duke of Tetuna, the
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The Czar and Czarina, attended a re-
qquuem mass on Sunday at the Imperial
church of Peterhof, iaa memory of the
terrible pa.nio in Moscow a year ago,
when several thousand persons were
service. crushed to death.
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Taking
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system is set in good working
order and a man begins to feel
that life is worth living. He
who has become the gradual
prey ofconstipation, t nation, does not
realize the friction under which
he labors, until the burden is
lifted from him. Then his
mountains sink into mole 1
hills, his moroseness gives
place to jollity, he is a happy
man again. If life does not
seemworth living to you, you
may take a very different view
of it after taking
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CUT HER CHILD'S HEAD OFF.
,Airs. i[olcotnaSaid the Lord Had Co and -
ed Iter to Make a Sacrifice.
Al despatch
from Tnlii
napolis, saps:
-Mrs. Jerry H'oleomb, the young wife
of a Posey county farmer, sacrificed her
four-year-old daughter an Sunday,
while laboring under the hallucination
that the Lord had appeared to her in
a dream and had commanded her to do
so. Mrs.o c t
H 1 omb leis been regarded
as mildly insane for a year, but at no
time did she show a homicidal tendency.
Yesterday while her hu)iband was ab-
sent from the house she took her daugh-
ter into the bedroom and after a few
moments walked into the kitchen with
the child's head inn her hands and ex-
hibited it to the cools. The latter ran
from the house in terror and when Mr.
Holcomb arrived his wife was bocnd.
and a butcher knife was found con-
cealed its her dress.
Mrs. Holcomb was apparently as
calm as though nothing out of the ordi-
nary iia:d happened. When qutestioned
she said that the Lord had appeared
to her in a dream and had command.
ed, her to make a sacrifice of the child,
and she had done so and did not re-
gret it. The khife with which the
tiered wants dldne was one used in the
kitchen.
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For Infants and Children.
The fac-
simile
olenature
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NEW PROCESS FOR MAKING STEEL.
A despatch from Chicago nays :-Fred-
erick Hawkins, of Detroit, and T. P.
Laphage, a mechanical engineer of Lon-
don, Eng., who built every iron fur-
nace in the Birmingham, Ala., district
with the_ exception of four, are to dem-
onstrate to an English syndicate that
they can procure ingots from which
steel is made at a cost of two-thirds
of thato
n w charged. Laphage says
that he had already made the expert-
anent
xpert-
m t twice at Birmingham, wv^ ce and only
came to Chicago at the invitation of
Greene Brothers, who are the financial
agents in this city of an English syn-
dicate of which Mr. A. F. Bowen, of
London, is at the head. Mr. Bowen is
now en route to the United States,
where it is said he will immediately let
contracts for more than twenty of
the biggest factories in the hs countr .
It was said here on Thursday night that
the Illinois Steel Company has offered
Hawkins the ionmense sum of *60,000,-
000 for his patent, and that the offer
was promptly refused. It is positively
known that Hawkins has refused $500,-
000 foir an eiighth interest in the plant
that its to be constructed at Chicago.
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is not Bold in bulk. Don't allow anyone to sell
you anything elm on the pies or gramiso that it
is "just as good" and "will answer every pur-
pose." Jai -Bee that you get 041 -S -T -0 -E -I -A,
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WORLD'S CHAMPIONS.
Toronto Iiigidandet', Defeat lite Guards -A
elagalarcrtt coulee* at the ftoyal. Mili-
tary raurrtillnent.
A despa'toh (ram London :ays:-The
4Stllt Uiglllaalder ' texital of Toronto,
Canada, an Tuesday met and defeated
the pick of the 13riti-h regulars in the
eoimpetition bayonet, v. bayonet, eight
mem a side, at the Royal military
tournament t I.' t ) a
a Sl 1 to u and t hits
ng
xernedfor themselves the title of
world's chumpioats, and a spe•oial gold
medal.
'.C.he team which opposed the Toronto
Highlanders were selected from the
Household troops of the British army,
the Life Guards, Coldstream (.Guards,
Grenadier Guards and S.sete Guards.
Tette() are the finest regiments in the
British army, and the eight who re-
presented them were a splendid lot of
men -big, powerful, athletic fellows.
The contest was witnessed by an
enormous gathering, few of whom ex-
peeted that Canada's represc.ntati ves
would make much of a showing against
the flower of the British army. Ilere,
how,evler, the superior training of the
Canadians told, and the constant prac-
tiee t.hey have Ixut in, here, under their
able instructor, Sergt. Williams, and
being under the wattehful eye of their
. officer, Major Henderson, enabled them
to secure a most popular victory. Tho
cheering was loud and prolonged when
the decision of the juges was an-
nounoed, and many a recruiting officer
cast longing eyes on the athletic forms
of the Canadians who laid law, the
pride of England.
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Irate Customer -See here! That suit
of clothes I bought of you yesterday
is full of moth, -holes.
Dealer -Das is all recht, mine frient.
Moths lneffer eat cotton, an' ven la
dies an' sheltlemens see dose holes day
knows you veers only high priced all
vool goots.
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FASTING CURES HIS RHEUMATISM
John Lynch, of Eugene, Ore., a suf-
ferer from rheumatism, has discover
ed that fasting is a cure. By abstain-
ing from food for a week or ten days
pain leaves him and does not return for
some time. He has fasted five times
and the result has been the same in each
case. The longer the fast, the longer
the cure, he says.
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they also correct all disorders of the stomach,
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EAD
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But atter all sick head
CHE
IS to bane of so many lives that here towhee,
we make our great boast. Our pills cure IS
while others do not.
CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS are very email
and very easy to take. One or two pills maks
a dose. They are strictly vegetable and do
not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action
please all who use them. In vials at 25 cents;
lave for SI. Sold everywhere, or sent by mail.
CA3TEE =M=INE CO., Nee Fork
Small EL Small Doul Smal Prim
out U? IN SEALED CAON
ts
UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF�
N Pe4 PLA��
"MONSOON" TEA....
Is packed under the supervision of the Tea growers
and is advertised and sold by them as a sample of
the best qualities of Indian and Ceylon Teas. For
that reason they see that none but the very fresh
leaves go into Monsoon packages.
That is why " Monsoon," the perfect Tea, can
be sold at the same price as inferior tea.
It is put up in sealed caddies of jt Ib., 1 Ib. and
6 lbs., and sold in three flavours at Mc., 50c. and 60c.
STEEL, HAYTER & CO., Front St., Toronto,
THE DIET
Is about as near perfection as 50 years
of Lamp -Making can attain to. It
burns keroseneand gives a powerful.
clear,white light. and will neither blow
nor jar out. When out driving with
tt the darkness easily keeps about two
s feet humsrasa t
t
h
a sad of
your smartest
horse. When you want the very best
Driving Lamp to be had. ask your
dealer for the " Dietz."
We issue a special Catalogue of this
Lamp and. if you ever prowl around
atter ,night -fall, it will interest you.
'Tie mailed free:
R. R. DIETZ CO.,
6o Zaight St., New York.
Special terms rms tf+ Dy�
atnd
a�lwan customers.
trrte
THE BEST 1>t3FMONS lifillEDICB IE
Cures alt Blood Diseases, from a common
Pimple to the worst Scrofulous Sore.
W-216110.0241111.
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
Mud doesn't seem to keep you from
wheel -riding Jackson ?
No; any old road is good enough for
Me when my wife is cleaning house.,