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aid up Capital $2,500,000
ercil e Fund 52,050,000
, Tread Office, hifontreal. '
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Moray advanced to geed farmers on their
mazudte with ono or 'MOM endorser at 7 Per
mut. pox annum.
Exeter Branch
Open every lawful day from 10 to1p. zn
SATURDAYS, 10 m. to 1 p.m.
urringratee of interest allowed on deposits.
I10X/TF.01%1 & OAR14111/4.1a, N. D. HURDON,
SonierrOUS.
Exeter, Dee. 27th. '25.
Calendar for Jarwary i 902,
STAIDAT.... 5 12 19 26
MONDAT ..... 0 10 20 27
TtLESDAT .... 7 14 21 28
irirEnesEsnAra . 1 8 15 22 29
15grRSDA.Y.... • 2 9 10, 23 80
131nrease 3 10 17 24 81
SATURnAY 4 11 18 25
THXTBSDA.Y. JANUARY 80Trn 1902(
NOTES AND COMMENTS,
bI Rossland a personator has been
lined fi0 for plying his nefarious occu-
pation, and that is the minimum pen -
ay. For the sante offence in Ontario
bie would be shielded from prosecution
by the Government and eventually re-
warded by them.
• •
BY the official count the actual loss
=the Pan American Exposition is now.
aggertained to be $,3,320,144. One of
the principal causes of the failure as-
stned by the American press is that
Me management relied for advertising
.Von cheap tricks to get free notices
fia the newspapers. The outcome is
another proof of the futility of attemp-
ting:to gee something for nothing.
The King s head appears on the new
vestal notes for the first time. The
designs of the notes has been slightly
elna,nged, but in general appearance
the old and new issues Are the sante.
The notes are made by the American
Bank Note Company. The poetal
nntes are the first official doeuments
made in Canada. which bear the King's
bead, replacing that of the late Queen
Victoria.
EMT -TWO- OAPTURED, "Christmas Box"
1114iCil 1414.HIL4'OIC. CONTXXVIii% HIS
SVOCESS.
A Little:ex • Iletween, 1r4rae10 uA
s'urPrisec • by O. Cle.'"rier
Arigitt Itlareli-Tike Boom /Pura ga
VA))) Several Miles -Fe -iv Clatectal-
ties.
Pretoria, Jan. 28. -Gen. Bruce Hawn.
ton, by a clever night march, surprised
Fall of Wonderful Tninge.
25 141:VVZ4VIVeggizZ,VIITS
ing loIxperiments, Love's Puzsie, 20 Reouseet 100
Fraley conundrums, nook of plea 041110 of
Letters, Magic 32. Jolly ;ekes,
Receipt) for filoastaebe evolver. 100 Roney filmic -
ng Secrets,. 1t0 Toilet and Cooking Receives, 255
Somerions for autograph Albums 10 model
Love Letters, How to 'I ell Fortunes,'Dictionary
of Dreams. Guide to Flirtation, Magic Age
Table, Ilover'a Telegraph, and our 110W Cat. or
Xmas %ars, Book' fund Notions• ell by- mail
FREE. for fie, silver to W.
postagy,
A, 'NV% ICINNE%, 1. T..
Tara -tootle N.S.
laager between Hrmolo and Bethel,- in -
the Transvaal Colony., and ebarged the TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Luxativo 1-3rorno Quiniue Tablets. All
druggkts refund the money it it fails to oure,
111, W, Groves signature is on each box. 2.e
Boers, who fled in all .direetions, and
were pursued many miles by the British,
As a result of tlds expeditiou, 'eighty-
two Boers and a quantity, of stores were
captured.
o The •casualties were small.
THE erartionee REPORTS.
Wheat is Eusier-liritisit Live Stock
Trade -The Latest Ouotationa.
• Monday Evening, Jan, 2T.
Toronto St. LavvreaceIttarket,
Grata receipts were light on the street
market to -day only 000 bushels olfaing.
• * * .•
A convention of French speaking
Liberals and CouservatiVes of Ontario
may be held in Ottawa to make a
united demand upon the political lead-
ers in the province to give the Freneh
speaking nnnority representative in
Qat- Coterie) (entitle*. Aid. J. U, Vitt -
Celt and other Feench-Canadians say
eane they heve a *right to represeeta-
leatnaand they1110;), cicitie to act with
Get ittiaid to politics, with the object!
ofgetting a French cabinet minister.
.41d. Vincent says the French-Cana-
dians can elect seven, or eight members
and control the balance of power In
2' or 15 other conetit•uencies through-
'
1tet the province.
General News.
An outbreak of anthrax among the
castle in adjoining townships is report-
ed by faa•mers going to Berlin. Pe
cautionary quarantine measures ale
ttifder way..
Ss.rauel Clarkemember for the East
ATerthatoberlandf, was called to he.
Isome in Coliourg hy telegra g
tQ a serious accident to his yin n
dennebter. She had been Skating i.
the rink, and fell, breaking her leg.
The Industriel Exhibition Board,
roronto has deeided to (men the
Whitton on Saturday, Aug. 80 la an
fre have the nein:1.1 (yening on Sept. 1
Labor Dae . Tee few will 'militia taket:
141111 Satmday, Seri. VI giving t‘kft
f'st.:111 weeks. •
The Grand Tinek Rale. ay 'has 41,e:
eited to deuhle teach all, thy -ciag'y
Chicago to Montreal. A Mien pa1 ti
P.0 seat em is now dtallde tracked, law
to work will be prosecuted with vie:
tk 1111 in the .gaps, I be tat gest or V; lit' 1,
ale on the Grand Dela Western.
Dinettes, :4.1111t:' vouiny jtulgt
of Elgin, 11;4. 14-, r;. l...o.ionte,td ti.ogi.
sear tenets, Pence annenae..
65 St. Teonan, (at Inedne at 9 nO a. tn..
cei ritia 11.1 t 114. ( gf, '1t
-snore that; nye at:•1 he reef -tit noit.i
'out election. it havirg a. It ge:
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glvery an onler ft,r a:, auton.ol,
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Prices Were seemlY.
•
Wheat -Was steady, 100 bush or reit sell-
ing .at 77e per Inish and MU bush of gooso
at OTe pee'bush..•
Barley -Was steady, 200 hush'seines at
57c to 133n per bush.
Oats --Were steady, 300 bush selling ;it 40e
Har -Was easier, 10 loads selling tit 511 to
513 for timothy awl 58 to $0.50 for elover.
.Straw' -Ws steady, oue load selling at -
50.50.
The Visible 'Supply. -
311n,27,"02 Tan.28,'01 jan..20,"00
Wheat ...50,371,000 00,701,000 55,500,000
Corn .:.11,032,001) 14,137,000 14,520,000
4.183,000 1.0,154,000 5,382,000
Ilye 2,441,0N) 1,214,000 1303,000 •
Dailey . 2,073.040 1,030,000 1,750;000
Wheat hicrefii!ed. 08,000 bushels the pasl.
weelt.. t year:age 'wheat decreased 405.000
bushels,
•
Irritish. Cattle Marl:elm . •
London, Nan. .27, -There wee tto matle.
offering to.dey. United States sheep, 51/4
to 5%ii. Saturday's pri.eva 61ti1;
sheep. 5%a; lambs, 70.
Liverpool, Jan. 27.-eanddintt Cattle, cud
to cm; sheep,
• montreal Live Steel:. •
Moutreal Jan. 27. -There were about 450.
head tif buteliers' male, 10 calves and 50.
sheep aua lambs offeredfor sale at the
East End Abattoirto-day. The butchers.
were present in large numbers, but trade
was slow owing to the mild Nventhcr. There
wore searcely any changes In prices Siaeo
last Thursday, a few of the best cattle sell-
ing at about 4%c per Ili; pretty good ani-
mals sold at f rom 31c ti) ,near 41,4c and the
common stoat front 9.:11c to 31tie ier lb.
Several very line tarp.° bulls were bougltt
by shippers at from .ec to 41:0 per lb. The
calves were a rather 543.)11111 ,.10t and sold at
front 52.50 to 55 each. -Sheep sold at about
3c to 311e and tanibit at froin4e to 4e per
Ib. rat hags No1,1 at treat 6.1lic to (IVI:e few
Ib for good straight Jots, weighed .ott, the
cars,. • ..
Unst Buffalo Cattle Market.
•
East • Inifeato, Jan. 27. -Cattle -Receipts,
•3,000 head; active t or all butehers' grades
and 20e to 50e higher; shipping end export
grades earn- steady to* 10e higher; choice
to prime Steers, 50' to 50.75; .2air to choice
&tipping steers, :1.•ee (A.1‘, 44, 4,0 tO
.
54.50; canners, '24; .mixedr_butcheys'
ms, 53.o0 to $0
bulls, 53.00 to"51-.56; irrusage buns, 53 to
$3.50; Stockers and feeders, $3 to 54.50 -
Dogs -Receipts, 10,000 head; opened with
fair demand but closed. lower; Yorkers,
50.25 to 56.30; light do, 50 to 50.15; . mixed
packers. 50.40 to 50.50; eboice heavy, 50.55
to 50.65; pigs, 55.00 to 55.70; roughs, 55.40
to 5.80; stags, 54 to 54.50. W.teep end
lambs-Reeeipts, 20,500 head; about Steady;
choice Iambs, 55.85 to 55.00; good to choler:,
55.60 to 5e.80, culls to fair, 54.40 to" ,
sheep, choice handy wethers, 54.50 to 54.75;
common to extra mixed, 53.75 to 54.46;
culls and common. 52 to 53.05; 'heavy ex-
port ewes and wetliers. 54.25 to 54.50.
Chicago Live Stoek.
Chicago, Jan. 27.-Cattle-Recelpts, 21,-
000; westerns steady to 106. lower; - good to
prime steers, 511.20 to $7.40; poor to me-
dium, $4 .to $6; stockers and feeders. $2.2$
to .;,-1.,t.101 cows, 51.25 to 55; heifers, 52.50
.5.°1ett1=8' 1.e05 to
n'41;
t 54.20: , 5- t .„( s fed
steers. 51 to 55.25. Illogs,-Itecelpts, 40.000;
left over, 10,000; opened steady; closed Se
t ne. a butchers', 5 i;11
51.14'6; lower;ge aolf:iteK154*0 sow.r,t01
i rough heavy; $0 to 50.20; liaht, 55.00 to 50;
1. !Ink of 55.00 to 50.30. Sheep -Re-
; ("Wets. uo„ sheep.. stearly • .±0 strong;
; lambs steady to stroir4; g.coa to choice
vrethers, 54:30 to .. 55; 'Western sheep.- fed.
, 54 to 55.25; native lambs. $5.50.7.to 55.00
1. western lambs, fed, 50 to
Montreal' (emir& and Produce;
•
Anew:real, Jen. 27.-Orain,-.11tisitiess is
-quiet end .-inteletaeca. 00 spot No. 2 white
outs v.ere quut<11 at 47.e to 4711,e ex -store;
. feed leitley at 55e, and iye at 0,31he
Plou----The mend miltintle& "nalarta
prices are st, ...ay. Business In all grades
was quiet. 'Ve quote i -Spring wheat pa-
tents, 54 to 31.3o; winter wheat• pat.f.ite.
• 53.S5 to 31; rtra(glit roilerS, 53.70 to .53.8n:
. strong leesees', 33.fn). Li, 54, andstraightrol-
ler:e If/ 81.55. •
'..nfirIat is quiet, with prle,..3
, easy' at 4;4:5,10 to '74:.`7,141 per . barrel. for .eor
lot, *col tif 23.3;i in,r barrel ene. at
12..„.4) o 12.GIJ 1/V1. in 0 jellIdllg was,
• :11 (11111.54- Ilfl pritT%
steady. Alaultolet bran sold at 5130 to 5"21,
eat( eaorts *it 522 3) 523 per too, including
bli.g.;•, •
market_ Is quiet and tut:ening-
ed. Finest ontarle colored.- lifi",e 14 •1014c;
flrio white. •101.4,e 1o1.t41
lowoF.Titt.s. 1044e to line; lin. at Cue.
bee ro,a1;4:-., 1,A!
Ita7 -T301.4% 14 a 40,;(1 tloaalnd tor
(Toby ;airy. gi lid, no mipplies are:liglit.•nriees
are e'en. Fitte.:4 fre.-11 creamery, .21:: tin-
eiko! creamery, fellie. to •20Vie:
"to 1.0f,;:.e,; Meettotet • tinny.lean,
in lee.
pee enee-The ie. owlet, but
steae.e. We quel., ;,i,aVy (1.11-
nrilen em; ote.,1 pork, 0:':2. 30;
Cfine41a :alert eut mess pork, C1 (11; Coletan.
sitert cut baelie. heavy, 1,r;try 17n11-
1411:1 Ptt;.--, pork, lene ; . f: vy10
adtt ,thirrt tic•ra, re,1.1....1.:0.1 to *21,,10; :I
Canada short oot pore., to
pert, valeolion ':1! 1. 11;111.4, 1!
eompomel '101 1! lard, .1.1 dorsi palk,
De: 11(,..,1...Lvolte.. ilk 20 -lb tin uqls.
nnd 41t. $1 (,)
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Culpable limatelde.
:Victoria, Jan. 21...-A Singapore
,despatch to The Japan -Wail says:
Two assistant engineers on the N.
D.L. Prinz Heinrich, whilst -that ves-
sel was proceeding from Penang to--•
wards Singapore ,quarrelled over one
of the lady passengers. Both tried
to commit suicfde. One died and
the other recovered. The latter
was charged at the inquest of the
former with culpable homicide, and
is to be extradited to Germany.
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Vienna • .--About eight him-
dred persons, C31I uf employment and
domanding bread, .loegun rioting -here
est erday. They were dispersed. .by
hopollee. Si xt yen of the . rioters
6AMPLES OF CHOICE GRAIN FOR
THE IMPROVEMEST OF SEED.
By instructions of the Hon ..MtinstSr
of Agriculture another distribution
will be made this seaeon of eamples cif
productive sorts of grain to Canadian
farmers for the improvement of seed.;
The stock., fer distaihution is, of the
very:beet and lies been secured by the
Direetor of the Experimental. FarMS
from the record-breaking crops recent-
ly had, in the Canadian North-west.
Itewillhe worth wbile for farmers gen-
erally, to renew their seed of oats when
varieties which have produced more
'than 100 bushels per acre. can be had.
Tbe distribution this Spring will con-
sist of samples of oats, SprIng wheat,
• barley, field peas, Indian corn and
potatoes. Every farmer may apply,
tint only one sample can be sent- to
each applicant, hence if • ao individual
receives (1 sample of oats he eannot al-
so receive one of wheat, barley or
potatoes, and applications for more
will be sent free ot cbarge throrigh the
rt.11: one saMple for one ho,usehold,
cannot be entertained • These samples
shoeld be, 'addressed to
the Direetor .EtperiiireOtal' Farms,
Ottawa, find he sentin any , time
1 efate the 15th of March, after which
the lists will he cliased, so 'that all the
samples asked foe may be sent out in
good time for sowing. • Parties writing
should mentian the Port or variety
they would prefer,. and should the
available stock of the kind asked .for
be -exhausted, sonnet other good sort
will be sent in its place.
SAUNDERS.
Prrolte .Ini
iVindsor, -- A ex. ' . Craig .
colored, esenpect trout jail. Sunday •
g!:r...1g.t. lie is still at. large. -
lege, whore a brin:-.;t:te was held, .et-
totaled- Iargoly Oti-1,11.".. 1:154 Of
COI; 17''2.1" l'o-einv 1111 'I% 7:1
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yeti leove in ter. evi niti,r for 01-
t ewe. .
To -day 15 expected to ining, in
hav,e recruits to the vienstrs. etel a
pal.lie meetitok.:ivil ..4 loe/c1 in ale
lIgtil ilt
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are.- sod by the lion. ; '1 1' 11 sr,
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tient of Agvir1411 ure. Ott,•,wa, •
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La.anuro.r.: neer:" hatl not f.hev it lei-
prover,,eut 51 lictiping wil 11 the
standard which won them
great to iintatioe at tho hieeg
Woelti's (rive0 i)ireese 511
the 541340412' of fattories,
sy boxes for shipping and itiferim
builtline,f1 and or:liiipineett Were1.1
sonic extent resconflbie. Ilutlfer truik.•
trig was Idiom, ine; t.t early. improve,
meet, the makers evineetly profitinu
lavai he a ork of the ditilev schools rted
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GEN. ALBAN KILLED.-
culemblan Insurgents Blake a Determined
Attempt to Force it Landing In Pan -
atria Harbor-The:Lantare Sunk,
Colon, Colombia, Jan. 21.-A na-
val battle began at 6 o'clock ' yes-
terday morning in the harbor of
Panama. Thd revolutionary fleet
consists of the steamers Pa.dilia,
Darien and, Gaitan. They aro try-
ing•to force a landing off SabXiia.
The Government ships aro" thd
Chilton Line steamer Lenten) (seiz-
ed by Gen. Alban); the Pacific Steam*
Navigation Company's steamer Chi-
cuito (chartered by Gen. Alban), and •
the Panama CanalCompany's steam-
er Boyach. t(also chartered by tho
Colombian, Government).
The guns at Las Bovedtts are also
firing at the rebel ships. The Gov-
ernment forces are throwing up en-
trenchxteents.
The United States cruiser Phila-
delphia is close to the scene of tho
fighting.
. •ree Governor Rilled.
A later despatch said tb.e steamer
Lantaro was sunk, her erew rebel-
ling. The nght lasted all day, and.
the GOvernor, Gera Alban was, kill.
Regret For Gen. amen.
Washington, jean 21.1 -At the Cols
einbian legation great regret is ex-
pressed by the city officials at the
deatli of Gen. Alban, the Governor
of Panama. He was .abput 50 years
of ago and a Mail of brilliant at-
tainments. Formerly he had been
Attorney -General of Colombia..
AGITATIoN IN innaariet.
• --- • .. .
Nationalist Campaign. Is Net Cit.ecitett
Iteeent Prosecutions.
London, • Jan. 21.r -Tho Times'
corresPowlent •at DOblin :rep.orts
that the progreSs of the revised Plan
of -cainpaign in the west: Of .Ireland
has not been appreciably checked
by the recent prosecution of certain
members of Parliament and other
agtbat ors.
Speenking after the sale .of the
goods of a tonna for refusing- to
pay rent in Doscommon, John
O'Donnell, M.P., over whose head
two cons-W.1mA for bringing about
an illegal assembly are hanging, said
that notwithstanding an the Gov-
ernment efforts, a lire had been
started in the north mad west of
'Ireland which would make suck a
eenfingration as would burn
tile lencilortis to blazes. •
C011 h
"I have made a most thorough
trial el Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and
am prepared to say that for all dis-
eases of the Dregs it never disap-
Paints.J". Early.Finley, Ironton, 0.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
won't cure rheumatisin ;
ie never said it would.
It won't cure dyspepsia •
we nover claimed it. But
it will, cure coughs and
cosrirsj d
t oa
said f this
all ksiinxdsty. yelkYalres
ago; we've been saying it ,[
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ler cl,renie 0.1000 041(1 to keep on band.
J. 0.• Altta CO., 1440611, MSS,
- ./114,EidllteleatitgftMOVAS
ry
DRIVER AND STAGE LOST.
• TIIRGITGII TUE .1,0E IN TI11.1
, ST. MARY RIVER,
WItree FatmentgOrs ,Itannintg rdeltin.tt
managed to Rescue Three Others
From tile Stage, 'but the' Driver
and. 'ream Wore Carried, A.WIty.
'Sault Stc. Maie, Mich., Jan, 27...7-411
it fierce bliziard 'that' raged here 'last
night, inakitt it almost impossible for
a man to see ten feet ahead, one of the '
siageS that plies between here and the
The driver was drewned,. and EII.X pass- •
Canadian "So" was lost in the river. '
engers had a ..,marrow, escape, :When
about half way across the 'river. the
driver was linable to seethe. road and.
got oat of the track. . Three of the
passengers, who bad -becomti. frightened
and left the rig'were damning behind.
Suddenly they beettrae aware that they
were alone., but at one side they coulhi
hear their companions 01 the water, and
ti great hole in' the ice showedwhere
horse, sleigh and men had gone throug,h.
They throw their far overeoats to then'
companions, and with anteh didienity
•they hauled. them one on solid -ice.
Heine; Sleigh and driver went under the
iee almost instantly and were carried
away by the strong current. The driver
of the team was Jahn Lebla, ge was
20 years old and had no family. He
came here from some ,place in Canada.
Illth much dlinculty, being half drown-
ed, they inanaged to reaeli the custom
house on this.side, and were later. taken
to the hospital.. A team belonging, to
John ,Drricson also went through earlier
in. the evening and were drowned, but
thedriver escaped. The warm 'weather
of the pa.at. "Week has made the riVer very'
unsafe for travel, and several •people
and aegs hays had narrow ernapes. The
ineroury hist night wan, t below zero.
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is not sold In bulk. Don't allow anyono to sell -
yen anything else on tho. plea or promise that it
is ''keet as good') and "will answer every per-. '
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RHEUMATISM.
• The reuntekaals strength' ;Ind mar-
vellous soothing power of Nei:111111e
renders 14 quite infallible in rheuma-
tism, ,Five times 'stronger than any
ntber remedy, . its penetrating power
enables it 1 reach the source of the
nis1 .sditalst;;E:. gec'ru,1 mthceoreclipsee'tit.sevCrat.Ninegt.,-
knot& 013 0 • peio.euhricting • in its
aetiott than' any othee tyloclicine . here -
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Geaternd„illaufsger 13.0. Golitaeltle Co.
-Vise Others Killed and 100 In -
lured -An Accident in Rapid Tran-
sit Tunpel Beside the l'ilurray
15511 Rotel.
New York, ,lau. 27„ -An, explosion. in
the, Park avenue shaft of . the' Rapid
Transit :Tunnel in this city shortly after
noon to -day caused the death of six
1301700113., at least 100 .eviere injured. and
serious clamage was done to property, in-
cluding' the Murray .11i1I Hotel, Man-
-flatten Eye and. Ear , Hospital, .Grand
-Union Hotel a.nd Grand Gentled statiou
on East 42ndstret. . **2
• The list of killed is:- .
Cyrus Adams, cigar man at the Alm. -
ray -Hill Hotel.
james Carr, a waiter.
Lawrence Hein of Ansonia,,Conn.
3. Roderick Robertson of Nelson, B.
C.; a guest at the' Miunay Hill Hotel.
Ralph Thompson, assistant engineer.
Thomas Tubbs,, master mechauic for
Contractor Ira, A. Malec:
The list of injured is an exceeningly.
long one, but most of those iu it haee
shuply cuts caused by flying glass..
J..Rodrick Robertson Of telson, B.C.,
was killed by debris Inarlectinto his roone
in the Murray gal Hotel He was gen-
eral Manager in Canada for the B. C.
Gold Fields Company, Limited. He was
a Scotehman and leaves it widow and
five children. -
The approach to the street railway
tunnel, used by the Madison airtime line,
cuts through Park.avenue, and the shaft
for tho rapid. -transit etfoway was, rue(
down besiee it at the: intersection of
East 41st' street. , Temparary, buildings
for storage purposes, and in which it is
said quantities of explosives were Stored,
were thrown up against tbe super-
structure at the of the shaft
and there the explosidir occurred. It tore
it great gorge 01 the street and de-
inelialuel the temporary buildings a.nd
part oi flu. superstructure and. .sent a
nee:, t'n carait splintered timber and
twi-t II iron high. in Doe air. Much 05 14
were 1 altering against the front of the
Murray 11111- ITotel, and although the
well- 451411main' birm.,ture of that buitiluto•
144.051 tie; shoe!: marly every room
1(4871 1,2,1ifi anti Ear Hospital on
10,' rropt of the TiOtrio WaFS. wrecked. The
tee en -ele oe the aneme had to be
11, 4101. The window,: itna glass per -
Oho:, in Ole ntrand reien Hotel and
the 1411 Cteltral siation were shat.
1 :red. The great eItielts ,on the front
Llte station Nvere blown from
sla Thousaude of wiudows, sante
th,en 10711 111001s from the tunnel
v., 1,, iifi,!.:Q11, rad the shower of
1 • aael injured
• ; pinnowr Every avail -
A Sure Banisher of Ills .T W, 9
..,;,lotatollet‘ 44184 snrgeon in the dis-
1'. leen., • ti niekle !hi the scene, and
ef the in il.red ne('r)) treated on
the
leen, e•ne a , eonr1„ this atter,'
Leto) 1learn :f11,11 ,lttorney Jerome
341,1 .1) r,:tit'r Gt)144413;r0,11.Z. The Coroner
hatl a jury 000.11144:0000 to an
ariltloo, It- by a pa-tioluitin, WIliok Paid lee
yr.'t('d ilinee mop Nucl. that, ;there
12401 1.111.101 explooien. :T-crome, 13,".
•i t Ili WO 41.0 information i3,.
the a iiitiat it on whiell to hol11 oro.doody,
and' there IV1I a wordy wrangle he-
tweeh 1 lie two unlink. In .spi fg pro -
teats coron, r the. ,.4)4;;(1 to Con
tr l'ed 41.110 COM' beet;
with 0„ xerdi,de reeommendiwr tb:'
eharg- of Ole priaconer•o, Thu Ctorener
tlan p Ned sour), as ot 1•11-o-
11.41••. 1. oI 1110 zeg-Irrasted.ana
theta wialegoi hail. Yr, •1 14101141‘.
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ie a1,11,11 Mr. :renew, Nrit,,,
r11, , tly .1111111 hia. era y 0. 011714
0v1, Who in turn -was beaten :hy wo 4)1
dial1rit-.1 41 tavney's 110141414:) 10' Thun
1.k;t' (101(1.1 -14 and X.Turrsy 110. (.'11
(tiler arreb 1 ed. 1131. ter e0utr3.4 pre;
ratted. and 'ell elinvo 4 v,"t•re wil Yalta
for. fir- pre.,tiii •
i • plozasaN Dinn snneems,
Gen. Botha Summoned to Prevent,
render of Conixnando.
New York, Jan. 19.1 -The corres-
1 •
• pondent of The Tiines, writing from
Preteiria, says: "Nearly every day
produces evidence of the demoraliza-
tion of the Boers in the Eastern
Transvaal. A petition bearing the
signatures of many prominentpri-
soners eapturea'recently by the Brit -
j ish has been issued imploring Botha
I to end canekly the terrible. war.
Commandant Trieliard has alert
I written to Botha, telling 'him that
he must come quickly and talk with
his (Trichard's) nornmando, . as his
3.11011' are . very- much dissatisfied,
threaten to surrender and will no
longer listen to their immediate
coTnahlomdpnriesr.oners.,riow failing into
the
hands of the British invariably seem
relieved -rather than o
thensir Itt bbee.
be-
ing captured. • But it
inferred frorn this that • wholesale
surrender. 'of the Boers is necessarily
imininent. • Tho only .alternative is
to eontinue thd paring -down process
uninterruptedly.
• "Thre geat difficulty "behig inet
,with. by tho British forces in those
operations is the want of horses.
What is regutred, apart from the
spare horses, is large columns, only
half -the men . being employed at
'night. It is iinpossible to regnire
the men to stand more than three
taieht Marehes weekly:" ' •
rrerratrmr..r«...roa.rs.or,...r
lhousanas of Our Canadian Women
Hve Found the True Fountain
of Health,
Ar&ermemmornMaticar...a.,....,
- We Are. (=riving- excellent sa.'
bisfaetion in. flour since re--
,
modelling Our mill.
Ou.Soft Viccd Wanted,
GriStIOU all° 6110[4IGQ
DOOC
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FAYETTE&
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Do you Lot a Meter?
We have the finest stock 01 town. e.
,All the latest style% in the newest .
colors.
Ofir prices are lbw 03 cen be found .
for first-class material Arid workman- •
ship; •
BEFORE YOIT 1311Y
ofiLL 5SIL1 U8. .
47. musseil
Two Doo, a South Town. 1114(1,
FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS.
A lgood 'A ssor t gait t.
A rso HEAVY PA NTENGS
A. cosT.
Paine's. Calory .Compowad 1 c, clear oi.ese at once.'
Peculiar to Iiiromen.
-seeenanna
Di!, Phelps' fantails Prescription,
painta, Cen.ey nieeepointd, has been
end is no'w treelynee.eoribed by many
of out 4)111, 141 'Physictiane..for • the ills
Wenien.' 'fbey;bavefound
wOralernil remedy to be enactiy
eleiteed for it. has been
rens:eel egaill 01 1(4 that Paine's,
taneen Compettidn'is (lie one gratt
„ „ „
cure met torte or nervousness
}neither lo women, and gives to weak,
x•untiown and suffering 'feinales aaper-
feet, n'tal vehuNt • womanhoed., All
seotneti 171.10 suffer from ii regularities,
hysteria, ilervous pinetration,
114300, liver mid kidney troubles or
Mood diseases, :;.1101114 o320 give
I'aine's 1' ele; y Clow pounct 45 171171 14:$
(sires ;Ivo ha 32454 94141 pernia,nent. Miss
jessie 61. Itoss, c.itry on. Que., say$
"It, affords 1110 1111101 PleaStll'e to
teetify to OW groat f4:00(1 that Paine's
4)1 -levy (lorrilnalu 41. has done . for tne.
wa.14 comploi el 1, 1 down be health
and 5 victite of female weelniese, and
altee usher lone bo t.1102 of palini'e
Celery Competual I was complete17
/Jived. Tt, 113 the best blood purifier
tioW
11
ANTED,(i"8(44)'1 1010 l‘fitengor (intogrifT
nitist bo )o,qttestion IMO 11 otke charge of
distrlinaion 04-4,4r5 $11,(1. Naos to, he opened
t.,ftruedn, to fnr,her 1n1e1el,1•: et: en old '
eetabltshed rfeivring• time ten. 'Seidl', • ..;
31101101' I nit (.XIA'a. Vritrits. A PLAIleant
ilithSt 1101'0124. ,rt 7.1110 011811)1(10 good 440111)1
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pitle, att.
SO YEARS' -
2XF1lEtniENCE,
Tnabg 1,11611}1g
Dgeinait
COPYSICAHTS' 840,
instne sending as catch and description may
[1-41.rgitTon-liggaiiiitip°4.111(tnaiigt"Cwoingligienir.
nous strietyconadontmt, kiandbook on Pittentd
513144.rt711,11 t,itag.010t(rp,461411;1(nefoo.ttivetac„.
rp.'0EtU1Otjc, without (merge, in the
A handsomely Mustrafoa weekly% Intecesbeetta.
ciliation Of any 801011t103Terips,,e3 IA ,
00)11' ; fear onth6; 51.. ISOM DS' 411.„110WiMAracirt.
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