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AGUE1PRICE3 OF FARM PROOLICTS
wog strum ens eeeettne Tweean.
neternes DP snosiinch,.
al came, orate, cnosso *tor etner
Promo* at ranee Ana miasma
groat:stmts.
erlln Phy dna Islas Given to the
World Destroyer of Tuberculosis
despatch fxsom Berlin ;A but the youeg man was mired in
r. lereitterith Franz Friedmaa lees than three months by the usf3Qe
rlin physieian, after a, decade of <if the zerura, according to state-
experimentiag, has finally ;solved raents made by hunself and his mo -
the problem where Dr. Koch failed, ther,
ad has given to the world a de- The correspondent also talked
atroyer of the white scourge which with the father of two children,
asuch men as Profes.sor aeleleiela 'of both of whom had been suffering
the Virehow Hospital, deelare will from boxxe tuberculosis. One was
mark one of the greatest epoehs in eured by Dr. Friedman in six
the histeay o raedichae. weeks. The ether has beet under
A newspaper eorrespondent vis- treatment iby one of Berth's most
ited and interrogated numerous pa- famous specialists for seven
Cents Who had been treated for months. The speeialiet has now
tuberculosis, includive pulmonary asked Dr, Friedman to. take the
throat erouble and grandular and case. •
knee bone tuberculosis. These, pa- Nnmeroua physicians and tuber-
tients all •asserted that they had culosi.s specialists are on the way
been cured after one to three in- to Berlin from Australia, the
feetione of the serum. Several of United States, South America, and
these eases of bone tuberculosis other countries to study and in -
were of long standing, whioli show- vestigate the new discovery. Au -
ed sears where once there had been stralia is said to be sending a Gov -
running sores, whicii healed up in ereraent commissioner. English
a few weeks. In two of these cas- physicians are already here,
es amputatiou had failed to cure. Dr. Friedman is so deluged with
In the course of the investigation letters and pathetic pleas for treat -
the eorresponclent visited a poor menand by telegraphic and °able
working family, whose child had requests from physieians for the
net walked in four months, owing serum, and offers to buy the rights,
to tuleereulesis of the -knee, and al- that .for the moment his work has
so of the lungs. The child receiv- almost stopped. Dr. Friedman
ed an injection of the serum seven will not distribute the serum until
weeks ago, and is now able to run he is properly protected in the
end dance. Another case was that principal countries, but will par-
e:xi a youna man whom amputation sonally treat oases here. He will
tt,
ef a, limb had failed to cure. The spen an institute in Berlin next
doctors declared that amputation week. Up to the present he has
ref the leg at the hip was necessary, treated about 1,100 cases.
LUNACY DUE TO DRINK.
French Statistics Have Just Been
Made Public.
A despatch, from Paris says:
Some idea of the appalling ravages
:made by the drink scourge in pres-
ent-day Frauee may be formed by
the terrible aeries of statistics
allowing the relation between alco-
hol and madness 'which specialists
attached to the principal Paris
lunatic asyluins have just made
public. These figures reveal that
ranee 1868, when exact reeords were
started, the proportion a male lu-
natics whose loss of reason is caused
by drink has increased from 14 per
oent. to 47 per cent.; while on the
female side the percentage has risen
from less than 2 to 20. "Most cif
these unfortunates," say the au-
thors of the report, "are psycho-
paths deseended from other alco-
holics."
COUNT ALVARO
DE ROMANONES.
TOROITO CORRESPONDENgf
lelerEleaSTIND itint$ OF 00$81F Flettia
THE QUEEN eery.
aril:Opal Hagerty and the tiniVersityee
attorney -000010 Foa-Sig Nine !Setae
-Michael Fraser eaSe-Taa Now
'reroute, Dee. 4.-F1our-alinety Per arctibiehop.
oath patents, $4.10 to $4,20. seanstabes-
Firet pateata, Iti lute betas. gala :second Principal llageirtY's flahtieg Xrisa blood
pateats. in jute bags, KW: stroug ba4:- has get him lute hot we with the To.
exsa la jute baps, $4.60. route university studonte. 'rho trouble
Manitoba Wheat -No, 1 Northern, 90a, seem) the °taw night. When Barbera Col-
S3ay ports; No. 2 itt 67 1.20, and No. 4 et legiate „Cu/ataxia?, of wish Mr. Hagerty,
8e1-20, Bay ports, Feed west, 05 to 67o, is head, was givtna a dailee, Two cir three
Bay ports, old boys maze to 'the fLuietion without
Ositarie Wheat -No. 2 new white and analtatiou, waereutain the Frinethal asked
red wheat, 96 to 97e, outside, alth sareua them to leave. In resentraent, the boys
ed. 85 to 90c, eutside. - emt about two hundred Varsity etudente,
()us -Ontario oats, 34 to 35c, outside, who bad aeon at.ending 4 tlleabrer to nOnio
and 37 to 37 1-20, en 'break, Teronto. 'Weet, ua tes the Collegiate, break th the doom
era Carieda, oats, 40o lar No. 2, and iit and geneeally "romsh hense" the thane.
394 for feed. Bay ports. After about ten instautala uaroariouenees
Peas-Tbere are buyers ontMde for No,, LW departed.
2 at 8115 la $1:25, but offeringe are nil, Prinoinal Hagar1Y. wrote a hot letter
Baeloy-Forty.aightea. barley of good te the nowspapere, In velach he said*
ua1Ity, 65 to 70e, oatsale. keed, 45 to•50e. among a.,her things. that the students aot.
Corn -No. 2 old Anieriean, 66o, all -rail, ed. aa 11 they were drunk. ' Vaxeity," the
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Toronto, and No. 3 at 604, all -rail. Near Ocillege paame hotly denied the Prinethara
corn, December ctelivery. 65e, Toronto. allegations. The Priaoipal retorted wath a
Bye -No. 2' at 03 to 05c, outside. throat af a libel action. '''V arsity" came
Buckwheat -61 to 52o. outside. I beak with more denials, The verbal me-
_• Bran-aismitoba brans $22 to $2.2.50,, in lee meanwhile was enlivened with a threat
bags, Torouto freight. Sivarts are not. trom Dr. Orr, ore of the TIttiversity Go.
ed at 525.50 to 527.
Country. Produce.
33utter-B.4ns. choice, 26 to 27o; bekeas..
Inferior. 22 to 24o; (stoke dairy, tube, 260;
el'eamorY, 31 to 32o tor roils and 290 for
solids.
Eggs --Case lots of fresh, 37.0 PM' dozen,
and of oold storage, 27 to 7,8o; strictly new -
laid, 40 to 45o per dozen.
Meese -14 1.10 for large and 14 1-2o for
twins.
Beans -.Ea ad -nicked, 53 . per buthel I
Primes, $2 90. In a jobbiug way.
lioney-Foitracted in tins, 12 to 12 1.2o per
pound for No. 1, wholesale; combs, 52.50
to 63 per dozen for No. 1, and. 52.40 for
Na. 2.
Potatry-Well-fatted. ()lean, dry -picked
stook was emoted as follows:-Chiolrens, 13
to 154 per lb; fowl, 10 to 120; &mks, 14 to
16o; geeee, 12 to 14o; turkeys, 18 to 210 -
Live poultry, about 20 lower than the
above.
Potatoes -Good stock quoted at 80 to 85o
Per bag, on track, and New 33runsw1ek
95e per bag. geeting less and less objeetionalle,
--- Priucipal Hagerty is impulsive aucl did
Baled Hay and straw. not handle his case againet the boy's as a
track, Toronto; No. 2. 512 ta Slim dixed l'hae*ies Inueotderaaatemnatiln nidaingghetrhoafvellsTe' but
OUBaled Bay -No. 1 at 514 to 514.50 ou
job, nor are the boys in much danger of
hay, 510 to 511 a ton, on track, gaing to jail for libel. Mr. RagaTtY le
Baled Straw -$10, on track, Toronto. ono of the prominent edueationists of On-
tario. In his younger days he was in the
Montroai Markets. staff as elaseioal master of Aylmer and
Montreal, Deo. 3.-0ats, Canadian West- of Seaforeh High Schools, and later was
ern, No. 2, 444.2 to 45o; extra No. 1 feed, headmaster of Meant Forest High School.
44 to 44 1-2a; No. 2 local white, 42o.; No. 3 Ile has been at Ifarbord Street Collegiate
local white, 41e; No, 4 local eante 40e for twenty-one yeara, during which period
Barley. Man. feed, 61 to 62c; 'malting, 80 to the xnetitutian has tette': a place in tne
82o. Buckwheat, No. 2, 56 to 57c. Flour I front rank. Some of his bo-oks are used
Man. Spring wbeat patents, firsts, 55,40; I as Latin text books throughout the Prov -
seconds, 54.90: strong bateersa 54.70; Win: thee. Mr. Hagerty is an ardent Impera
ter patents, ohotoe, 55.35; straight rollers, .
84.95 to 65; straight rollers, beets. 52.35 to
52.40. Rolled oats. barrels. $5.45; do., bags,
90 lbs, 52.40. Bran. 521. Sherts, $25 to
526. Afiddliuge, $28 to 530 Mountie, $30
to $35. Ithy. N. 2. per ton car lots, 513
to 813.60. Cheese, finest westerns, 12 1-4
to 721-20- finest easterns, /1 1-2 to 12o. But-
ter. ohoMest creamery. 30 14 to 30 1-2o;
:seconds. 283.4 to 29o. Eggs, selected, 30 to
31e: N. 2 stock, 21 to 22o. Potatoes, Per
bag. oar lots, 70 to 850.
---- .. ,
traors, to bave Prinothal Hagarta dia.
missed, and by letters from pia:outs and
eitizeus telling the Principal to etand lselr
Ill8 KUnti• Autrian Government Preparing for .Any Develop
The druakeuness allegation is the thing
the students resent most, But tar. Hag-
erty replies that he didn't say they were merit in the Balkan Crisis
drunk, but merely that they noted as if
they erere, and that, if they wortet, their
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conduct eras all the mare repreliensibM.
A despatch froni London says :the Ministers'. determination to he
A P ore n n I I Controversy.
The Servians, ignoring the proola- , fully prepared for any development
tieliteilethieueielternetnithitel soeurtvbiciaaltets borfintghete slime: mation of Albanian independence, lin the 13alkan erisis. The Paella.
dents and the cantroversy they a1WaY8 have occupied -the port of Durazzo I mentary leaders met on Thursday
arouse. 11 may he said that tinetst per . ,
cent. of Public opinion le solidly aga,inst Witactent resistance. This informa- night and decided to allow the
the boys and their -l'arilts. Nob oay ob- ten eomes in a. direet despatch from Premier's three bills ,dealing with
ajeeltiettlnie nail:118.°e oar 1}sienTitg,btatGiteln:11wYorattlyd that town on Thursday night. No matters connected With the mobil -
citizens will not stand Jostling on the resistance was offered to the entry izatiou to ge to committee without
the destruction or invaaion of private ar-0-
siaewalks or nulling trolley. poles off, or
of the Servian troops. e- the customary first reading.
gorse, oityanlyere,etos hde,ove their
rr idimut)ivt,atio:nad.
And so tb.o police are =seed mora aud
for perpetuity," is the telegram
"We have now occupied Durazzo
year by year the student outbreaks are
more strongly
which General jankovitch, the Ser- Turkish Force Captured. '
,
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vises. commander, has sient sto the A 'despatch from Sofit says: Two
Belgrade Government. entire divisions ef Turkish reserves
The'-faet that the Belgrade Gov- surrendered on Friday to the Bul-
eminent has made public this tele- garian troops near the village of
gram, says the Vienna eorrespon- Narhamli, between the port of De -
dent of The Daily Telegraph, is re- deabhach and Demotiea acearding
gareled as proving Servia's irrecon- to an announcement m'ade by the
enable attitude. official news aeency here. A very
Budapest papers assert that Ser- fierce fight between the Turks and
via is mobilizing against Austria, Bulgarians preceded the capitula -
and intends to form a new army, tion of the two divisions of Turkish
Is , and 38 greatly interested in the armed with the weapons captured reserves. The -Turkish force Was
cadet moyament, his son being a orack from the Turks.
shot. He m a.otive in the -propaganda tor comraanded by Yader Pasha. Two
a ereat extension of military training
Generals, 252 Turkish officers and
throughout the country. •
The Acting Premier, • Warlike Peeling in Vienna. 8,879 men surrendered. The -loot
There have been repeated rumors that ca,ptured by the Bulgarians inelud-
Atterney.eleneral Foy, wile is AOSing Pre- • A elespateh II from Vienna, says: ed eight mountain guns, two ma-
nlier in sir James Witney's absence, wee
Mneh excitement has been occasion- chine. guns, 1,000 horses and large
paeboopuite tso.i.oneeateirrewfryneeeohnatsictotenciclonmeasney. ed by the action of the Government quantities of munitions. The Turk -
The answer probably is became: he doesn't
want to, and because air James/ whitney in arranging for the mobilization of isle prisoners have been sent to
doesn't want him to. the Austrian army, which ptereesi Demotioa.
asMuraityveTtalgsnegi athseint"theeolfaurrnlyaTbuT
of p-olitics. He is in -xnanner and appear-
ance and manner of epeeth much more
the lawyer than he is the pelitioian. He
Is also a roan of considerable wealth, pro-
bably a millionaire. For many years he
has had an exceedittgly lucrative practice
and. is connected with many itheateial in. While ho does not give the lin-
areasion lhat he is very enthusiastio about
Polities. there is no doubt he, enjoys the
gaene and that he gives freely of his un-
doubted leaol abilities to • the a:Imitate
tration of his dormatinent. Crake he has,
ate charge him with indolence, but to
these he rarely pays any attention.
Mr. Fay's 008' nix he first lieutenant to
Sir Zamee dates bath to the .cold days of
mrpositian. Iia. former times Oliver Mowat
had secured a. pretay eolid support from
the Irish aopulatien of Ontario. When
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Live Stock Markets.
Monteeal, Deo. 3. -Steers sold from 56.00
to 54.00. Cows from .8250 to 56.26, and
bulls at 82.50 to 53.25 per cwt. Oannang
stock from $1.50 to 52.50 per cwt. Lambs,
56.25 to 56.50, while sheen brought 54.00
Per owt. Selected lots of bogs 59.25 Per
cwt., weighed off oars. Calves 'from 53.00
to 81200 each. as to size and Quanta'.
Toronto, Deo. 3.--Cattle-Ohoice butcher,
85.75 to 56.25: export, 56 to 56.25: good
medium, 55.25 to 85.75: common, 52.75 to
53.78; cows, $3 to 54: bulls. 53 to
eitariers. $1.50 to 52. Calves -Good veal,
$7 to 59; common, 53 to 53.25. Stockers
and feeders -Steers. 550 to 750 youncler, at
$5.75 to 54.25; feeding bulls, 600 to 1,200
pound, at 8276 to 84.25. Milkere and
aririagers-Steady demand for goad statik,
ONLY CHILDREN DROW.NED. Count Alvaro de Romanones, the at from $50 to 580. Sheep and lambs--
-____ Light ewes, 54 to 54.50; heavy ewes, 53 to
President' of the Spanish Chamber $3.5.0; lambs, $6 to 56.86. Hon -Market
The Sad Bereavement of an Ottawa ef Deputies, has been selected by and 58 to ems f.o.b.
. _,... into this Mr. Per began te melte inroads
arm at 18.35 to $3.50, fed and watered,
Family. King Alfonso to form a new Span • -
United States Markets. there oame one day an offer of a -nage-
ish Cabinet in 'consequence of the , she), but he was loyal to his thief, and
A despatch from Ottawa says: assassination of Premier Canalejas. Minneapolis. Deo. 3. -Wheat --December, to him he has remained loyal ever since.
Harold, aged five years, and Al- It was announced that Count de setae; No. 1 Northern, 81 1-2 to 83o; No has many warm friende on the el:mop-its
801•4o; May, 065-8 to 861-2o; No. 1 hard, He is by to means' a bitter partisan. and
bert, aged three, the two only chil- Romanones had decided to retain 2 do, 7914 ta 81o. Corn -No. 3 yellow. 44
party, one of whom as the nreseat Lieu -
to 46c. Oats -No. 3 white, 291.2 to 29 3-4c. :tenant Governor. Sir John Gibson. Shoula
dren of Lewis J. Turner, a Grand all the Ministers belonging to the Ree -No. 2, 55 to 57a Bran -$18 to 518.50. he decide to 'retire any day, lthwever, the
Trunk Railway engineer, residing Ca,binet of the Iate Preraier Oana- Flotir-First patents, 54.15 to 54.45; sec -
end patents, $4 to 54.25; erne olears, $3 surprise. Hon. W. J. Hanna is regarded
announcement would not occasion. great
at 69 Waverley street, broke leas. to 55.30: second clears, 52.20 to 32 50 nothing is ever certain as
as his logical Rawest/or, butn po, liticof course,.
through th.e ice and were drowned
---_,..1 .__ Duluth, Dee. 3. -Linseed -On traok, 81.- s
28 1-2; to arrive, 51.28 1-2; November, $1.30 New Hotels Promised.
in the Rideau Canal. Saturday a- •
bid: December, 81.271-2 bid; january,Every few daya a, rumor is published
ed ASSAULT ON JAIL MATRON. 28 1-2 bid; May. 51.52 bid. Wheat -No. 1
• hard, 825-8e; No. 1 Northern, 813-8a; No. about a new big hotel going up in To-
ternoon. They had been allow
Ott to play by their mother, who 2 do., 79 3.8c; December, 80 3-8 to 80 1-2o; relate. One day it is the 0. P. R. that is
_
A Colored Woman Prisoner Beats May, 86 1-8e bid. going to add. to its chain of hotels in
was engaged with her housework,-
Quebee, Montreal, Winnipeg, Banff ana
and wandered down to the 'canal, a Her Insensible, . elsewhere, by a fittleg palace in the Queen
short elistanee away from home, City. Next it is the 0. N. R„ with °cue
A despatch from Owen Sound ....____........a
sienally the G. T. Be ea a variation. Then
it is the O
Their absenee was not noticed un- sa,ye: Mrs. Percy Marto a, colored •MAN' FOUND DEAD. • Charles, a moderate sized restaurant on
'Neil's, proarictors of the St.
fel an hour later, when search was prisoner made a murderous attack, .._........•
Tonga street, whose property has been
immedhately made, the finding of upon the county jail matron Miss Gas , , Purchased by the Dominion Bank and
Treater in Ris Room in Torone who will have to eneve somewhere to save
a hole in the thin iee near the bank Jennie McNeil, on. Wednesday, andto was Turned on Pull. big hotel syndicate. nd the latest
their license, who are going to head a
se of the eanal oonfirming the mother's the matron lies in a precarious
• ..Werst fears. nouneement as to the effect that E. G.
A:tea
cooditiom as a result of the beating A despatch from Toronto says: McConkey, of the King street restaurant
q•of that name. is to put up a $3 000 000
she received. Her assailant, Mrs. Andrew Latta of Belleville, aged hostelry not far from Ian preeeta site
CARNEGIE TO DIE POOR. .Ringo, will be cent to an asylum, as sixty-seven
she has latterly developed :maniac phyxiated in his bedroom at 83 Itv'eaii•Ide ceetes aIon i
years, was found as- proa,ching '19,f.:zititolln88:L.Vnagackcill-.
And every time an -
g t a statement that
____. tendencies, which culminated in the Re it is goaag to double it capaenty.
Ann street, on Friday morning.
had arrived in the eity the night laleirOlfAad
teat any of theer:Tat.Af •
Will Turn Over all Ills Wealth but brutal assault on Miss McNeil, net likely
1 e, the city is suff ering from
a Beggarly $25,000,000. Mrs. Ringo, who had been aeting only
anlivotleivh In Toronto. Bleeerally :lig klig
before from Manitoba, aeid intend -
queerly, had, among other hallucie ed visiting relatives in the city for =vete eetererise has uot_ pro -
A despatch from New York says: nations, the idea that Miss McNeil a few days before returning to vote hieerolek-omgee tonmst train° with high -
Andrew Carnegie annoances that was trying to poison her, and her Belleville. e us eke, distrait. None of the others
g..11 but $25,000,000 of. his fortune, insane attack rev be attributed qq...•••....*... \•./... can nut up the oath necessary without
I .c °dation. as in Ottawa or
which will be disposed of under bis partly to this belief. The matron ed diffieult, they say, by tho uncertainty
assistance, And tae financing is render -
Will, will be left to the Carnegie as to the lieenee situation But; it looks
Was reseued by County Jailer John Vaillable Hors c Fayed •. though now some one ' getting ready
will carry on his educational and
Corporation .of New York, which Miller after she had been thrown ouneements are
to move. The latest asownaa
down and beaten, kicked and BIT 6 /Arable miteasielinite as to both likeCeenaey and
elharitahla work. •
choked into insensibility.
--_, 01 MIMI? seems -to require actione 8 ease
on their part as
ging Edward, and the its N a
Sore and Lame to Work
Was Too S wen.
to know, 'whether Mr. Roweire "Aber
A lot of people In Toronto would like
• It 1.1%,..-fr,,ei.fe3r33.18.it*laski,liogt Pr'agm"Ihn
quickly Cux.ed by Nerviline, merely tete
Provincial issue the ht
s1 keepers are
'cl have had 1 'keeping their weather ye 00.
a long experience in tchese days there will be a laoal One ef
treating. horses, and I can semi a option
Say -bleat • • Y ceere'ealge irnesurir ;Ai &elf' and,
when it
tbe Reminisce/leen cif Sir.
I know of no liniment for worth watobing
Straitta sprains, and swelling rtLic114)36.earrtin
Act and simIrghtetra,nnciong the Scott
stable as Nerviline." Thus
that is so useful around •the has beipne oceasionina :mite eoomieraent.tien
h Case of Michael Fraser,
writes Mr. J. E. Murchison,. wftil aa 0.ignavnerwssilitilnXairgifithieiatbi%r day
A despathh from Ottawa says: been completed on parole, Of this from his home, ,Crofts Hill P.O. 11
- esort8saniatichAinteeti with a 11,4e =di.
Statistics respeeting Canada's number only 237 may be character- had a fine young mare that ,017,„
.
criminal population are eet forth in ized as delinquents. The percent- ;erencheel her right foreleg, and i= smees theaete41‘19$'71111 'e:Ilrei* he
the annual report of the penitenti- age of failures is 5.17, Last year rom the. shoulder down she was once 'lmathte aalve° Rd 001 8" 11811811 448Irci.
states, but there l Ades "" 'll the milted
*riots tabled in the House by the
Minister of Justice, Hon, 0, J, To the penitentiary population of erviline,and • it worked like a 1 .
• 848 prisoners were thus released, , stiffs seep, and s woltene-I applied k et is a ciuetrittil* the are adminietered,
f..leanada's erii-
ege daily population was shown to most an Ottawe the fewest. Theentice la the a mlettY big dif-
roe the eccentric old bathelor
DOherter, on Wednesday. Theeriver- the year, Montreal contributed the charm; in fad, 'that mare was in t
shapo fio work a day aftor 1 used igitifitLinf.r.v enebeel Fraser onsegnichweioli
viable reptitation il‘t's eit,illifsr
have been 1,853 last year, as eern- fignree iroM the principal centres Non/Zito.
Pared with 1,834 int the year previ- are ;--liifontreal, 293; Vancouver, "We have esed Nerviline on our lirce,°1}clevi Mr. tobortson, of Dundas. ivt 88 says; In the 'present year the
near Midland who when nearly eighty
Yeate old married a young woman, thaisili- A despatch freno Washington
ous. 174; Winnipeg, 114; Tororito, 96; farm for twenty -Ave years, and etaiii-ti's'alt416othgt Li'lfgge''' tint world's international business will
The actual .population ut the end Quebee, 51; Victoria 42; Edmore- never found it wanting. For man gar tith't 13 -at 11114" W" cl aafaTonfl reach the enormous total of uo,-
a the financsal year was 1,895, di- ton, 89; Hamilton 35'; Sydney, 3e4vi! woratiote.fist it is a •wonderful Ifni- 0itsi.et Pirtfiere. 04500-7 atagiat" bTeelig 00M00,000, UM:ding to a, report
eicled as followe r ---Kingston, 494; Halifax, 83; .Ca'lga,ry, 31; l'T •
„,,„„ issuer' on Friday by the Bureau of
SteVineent de Paul, 442; Neches- Westenineter, 27; Regina, 21; Ot- Five thonsand letters recommend rs'errit‘g.Z,g. sAilfrixr 01(1Michaellgig:r Yeeilre'4 Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
ter, 229; Manitoba, 183; Britisrh Co- taws., 19. Nerviline..as a general household ''''' °Ih°r thtir tila 00" wa' a'S f" fmm The estimate is made on official re- t
jurobia, 8$1; •Alberta, 167; Sas- 1.'y dreeela the penitentiary popu- • thasnens, as an anseenan cure ear rgitiIig:tta:e0valiia,M6St igt,(11,T.: 'Z'r: turnm of exports and isupovts frotel
- ent wnen it
kat/chew:in, 68, • lotion eomprises 934 Catholics, 925 aches and pains. Try it yourself. "'s '"600 "
beeare $20,000 being the foraunt eetiniate virtually every commercial conntry I
The parol sydtern works admiral)... Protestants, 36 RebreWS and 30 Large size bottle, 50c., or eample cd ea the laiste whin bave already pikd in the world. Nearly every nation i
se:cording to W. P. Arohibelde• Badclhiete. The total test of main- size 25e. ; Wel by all dealere, or eu in the fiat for nu $80,000 estate, aeg, ee a e
minima Parole Offioer. Sites the terial100 Wati $565,472, or 54 cents The catheeheeekee ce'e, Klageataal of contantretat elements on both Siam bat eairanocliteee
The catee 50, of couree, cno with plenty '''-'1"-'`)'"e‘.„`„. ''''' greater excLArkg° <)i '
a paused 8,780 sentences have por head per day. Ont. •
• waioh the adesinistretion of juAice is been kaowie,
le wield have added ta the respeet in than ever before 1111<1 '
OUR CRIMINAL IMES
Population of the Canadian Penitentiaries Increased
Slightly During the Year
held if some way had been found to have
settled it one way or the other speedily CHRISTMAS STAMPS.
and cheaply.
The New prat:1318We% National Sanitarium Association
..
aroessishoe of Toronto with'a the next
The arrival of the new BOIXL8411 Catholic win Issue 3000,000.
week or two is anticipated with interest.
The appointment of Arcabishop McNeil of Every person in Ontario will be
vene,ouver to the vacant Toronto See ere- given an opportunity of assisting in
ated some eurprise, because of the fact
that he has not had dirt relations with a small but practical way the WOalc
inee. But for all that be has made a
the aativities of the Church in this Pray- carried on by the National Sanibar-
name for himself as one of the• stalwarts
during the past two ,yeers has brought ium Association for the cure aaeci
of -the Church and his work in Vancouver prevention of tuberculosis. Three
Idrialtiloailinee aPnlVdOtinheertrclirefbtegr:tattihree Reconmtinan- mariellion little red Chriaanas stamps
eat:. On his removal to Vancouver he being placed on sale at one
ooagt. Tanc;ohver he described as the 130-
WIAlliabturZlef3: inatopurredovrtWilith tole rehemepnadeox tocentt:_r efuhn, dasnalavtahileatbaipeoetoprdScovemilblag;
mteanttulie4edNeawn JoserokuroefathteheWesataoptinodn hoer ting the white plague in Ontario.
Catholic Church there, sthich promise im- •These attractive little stickers are
Walls fee the exterision of the Roman
pments. Among other odfesigned to be affixed to all classes
ortant develop
things he advocated arid has oarried into mail during the holiday season,
eet a plan 04' which in many dietricts and serve 40 remand the recipient
the Roman Catholics will be to a eerbein of the needs of the sick and suf-
.:d.
Irt:Iiitl!biellinligalnoweili isyeaarNsovenlege:°. litieanwbays through Tiviaeyrio4urse bbeuinsignedsiss,tribilteid
. . social,
eduoated in Rome and served as a priest
eanndd laaniwspeioirefacraantitiaatteda.e pozepeeromati pzeeezrs se el le: religious and philanthropic organiz- °Mae a'ared 90, is a Fraud father
of which he is egtrernelY fond, with an rt,tions,' or may be purchased direct ()nee again. His wife es ae.
the Association secretary, af,
senting the engineers of as many
acted as editor of a neeaspaper in Nova
Scotia. Curiously he oombieee sir expert from The 52 general' chairmets repre-
larowledge of Inahematics and astronosaY.
InritensdnoeeiraliEnrzilaiileisthie, ecilu'll'erizioehn, t' Ititaiakminganads mail? 8 ebiCeisentgaqTlpseaS bawl. ililWestille::: caarlTrly°-;:hriaetns°31e. fern"' ed a Pernaan< °r.g4/3.1241°11
railroads east of Chicago have
ney paternal ancestors. To these and his
Oselto- which he inherits from his Orla stamps,j, is the legend on the en_ to be kn.own as the "Eastern, Goner-
. .
owes a One ahveierue.
Irish forbears on his raother's side he 'elope- its Which the stamps are al Chaiernen Association, Brother-
drettener of dreams, but also a raan of ae.
Archbishop McNeil is described fas a • sold. hood of Loeomotive Eogineers." -,
tion. •Typicelly a men of tho Clarroh, he 'EvicInce that a jail delivery Was
is quiet, humble and retired,. The dio-
tbe Church. on this Continent and the am-
nortance and infieence tu the affairs of
eese of Toronto as rapidly growing in im- reorOLLLEanGdE planned by prisoners 0:hteing the
raintment to it of a man like Archbishop $1:9;607. stilmneofJoTtneoSdeoirue'anonkotoweevuteiltiawsteaffaoosans_-
ileNee is not without significance. :sleplIiiikoRprDi7ed the fined in Milwaukee, was revealed
Railway. hwidhedneutivueuldveer satemelusttarwose svv. ere, found
A dTersap7techiltifIrieonmtalOttawa says: Albert Patrick, lawyer, condemn-
- MINIM Ineceques sasesAmas Judgment was given by Mr. Justice ed in New York eity in wog, the
--s -___.....
Anclette in the Exchequer Court on sentence later ' being commuted to
He Suddenly Attacks Two Fellow- Wednesday; awarding the College life imprisonment for poisoning
• . Workmen... •of St. Boniface, ,Marlitoba, 139,607, Wm. Riee, an aged mfrliOnatiee, has
A despatch 27003
south Porcupine with intere,st and costs, for forty been pardoned. He made eaveral
says: A French-Canadian eteddenlY acres of land expropriated by the leg -al fights for freedom. It' was
on Wednesday afternoon and at- National Transcontinental Rai
give poison.
went crazy in the Dome bunk-houee • lwaY. charged he bribed Woe's valet to
tacked two Austrian miners with a
he drew a knife and slashed one PgraFrrirr Skour:c737t1 fowilars 3768:111.Btafn:redbilla.-t
knife and an iron bar, They were
lying quietly in their bunks when
man in the face and struck another
savagely with an iron bar, Both
ously injured. The Frenchman was mammas
men are severely hurt, but not seri-
All1hree men had come to work '
and will be medically examined. y Talks
arrested by the Provincial Police,
but a few days ago at the Dome,
A despatch from Ottawa /Says ;
and are unknown. except by num-
ber. 1 i HE first tionsideration, when in- That ceneea is edeeeteeig tyie high,
vesting surehis binds, is the est elass oe immigrearbs, though a
014
Investment In 'First Mortgage '
security of the money ineested. smaller number of free homeetead-
ers were located last year Than the
WORLDS BUSINESS BOOMED, bonds, guaraiseees ereouaita al prin-
cipal and at the soros time seeds year before, is stated In the annual
THE NEWS IN A PARR
ilAPPTNINGS FROM ALL 0
TUB G1.011S IN A
IPTS FpLDs
Canada, t o Empire and 016 WO
in General Before Yefee
aEnTtetd260,,,
The Catedian Northern Railway
will erect a large office building in
Toronto.
The Cobalt post -o, oe will be re-
moved to the Royal 11o:hangs inzlielva
ing. '
George W. Vale -of Waterioo sue -
climbed to blood-poiemeing from a
scratch on the finger.
• A Montreal department store le
for
ifniasur,40roatefonatlalo meigvhito-yhoosix,r daY
Berlin has been netified by the
Provincial Board of
vide additional sewaealtheltiosporsal
beds.
Mr. James M. Shanlys o e of the
lbest-known engirmerit I Calla
ada, died at Montreal on FidaYr
agTedhet etYvv-fidveeP•artmerital. etere P "I-
ned for Scroggies, Limited, Mo t
real, will include restaurants, thea
tre and roof garden.
Miss Looise Moore of Elizabeth-
town walked out -while asleep into *
snowy field in her night -ds and
perished from exposure.
• Wm. L. Beatty, head of the firm
of M. Beatty lizr Son, Welland,
manufacturers, died on Thaday,
the age of seventy-one.
A baby in Montreal in oonvuision
was put by its frightened mother
into a bath of boiling water with'
fatal result.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sweeney of
Point Anne, near Belleville, .were
drowned on Friday, when their mo-
tor boat was pierced by itee and
---eseagSnakev n iya the polio° didn't discover
authorities are investigate
the fire in a hub and epeke factory,
the first alarm being telephoned
frriveemr.Perit Minhe aoross the
• Alphonse Raney, of Newfonnd-,e,
land, and John Carter of Nova
Scotia, students at the College of
Propaganda Fide, in • Rome, were
injured when a runaway auto
atrud< them.
The Grand Trunk Pacific and the
Grand Trunk have each appliescl
Parliament for authority to issue
$25,000,000 four pee cent, deben-
ture stock, or $50,000,000- ie all for
the purchase of equipmerrt.
Great Britain,
Three suffragettes were arrested
at a Lloyd George meeting,.
Great Britain has arranged with
the Sultan of Oman to step the
gun-runaing, whereby the harder
tribes of the northewestern peat of
India get arms. Feanee is squeez-
ing the Sultan to caneel the ar-
rangement because it &fleets a,
French industry.
Ullited States.
Wm. Castlebury, Bartlesville,
General.
Five hundred Armenian :notabill-
tiee have signed 'a petitien to the ,
OZar of Russia involdng Russian
protection.
IMMIGRATION BEST CLASS.
Canada Receiving the Finest, Min-
ister of Interior Reports.
• the Investor from 8 to 6 per cent, report of the Minister of the In -
Grand Total for'Present irea,r Will n
teor jest out, • The rartlway ooni-
Reach $35,000,000s000.
We can offer al:eh-eaten bends in
denominations of 5100, 5500, Wed
$1,000 tech, so that the small in.
vester has the sasnei opportalnity
of inyostment 40 have Banka, TrUtit
Comnanles Mid large invostors.
We shall be glad te enbanit parta
oulttre of eortain ieeueu wheob we
now have oa 31000,
panies disposed of more land lait,
year than ever hefore_, thole receipts,
from a,ctual 1104t14275 toeing '1618,200,-
000. The average iyke paid Was:
$13.70 per acre-. Tins is taken at
ited.ipating that the newoomere are
possessed of coesiele,rable mea,es.
, The year's homeetead eetelea were
39,151, representing a p,optilestion of
93,372, as. compared with44,479 en-
tries,' and. 107,884 souls in the pre -
J. A. MACKAY & COMPANY
v_ons. year. Immigration figures in
LIMITED the report have already been pub.
Suardian hays! flank 81dg, liehed,, The )(liken) goed prodaction
eleNTIZEAL TORONTO-• 'was $4,024,2361 a falling off a
$2,500, •