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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-03-12, Page 7rawer The Standard of Cleanliness 'All Real oal soap t•IT'S ALL RIGHT 'I 4;, POSITIVELY ,... tnROIST.SALE in CANADA NES - W RECORD S NEW CLUB- BING RATES FOR 1913-14 WEEMLIES. News -Record- and Mail & Empire ..,,81.60 Nejvo•1%ecord and Globe- 1.60 Newo-Reoord and Family Herald 'aiiil. Weekly Star. 1.86 News -Record and Weakly Sun ,1.85 News -Record and Partner's Advocate.2.36 Ness -Record :and Farm & Dairy:, ,: 1,85. Newo-lteoord and Canadian Farm 1.85' N,epw-Record and Weekly Witney , 1.85 Newe•ltecord and Northern Messenger -1.60 News -Record and Free Press . 1,86,. News-Reoordand Advertise, -•'1.86 Neave-Reoatd and Saturday, Night'.,,: 3.25 News -Record and Youtlr'a-Companion 345. News -Record and Fruit [grower and Former .,..,..,,,-1,75" MONTHLIES. • News -Record' and Canadian Sports. News-.... .....:....53,25 mon , Record and Lippinoott'e Maga- DAILIES. News -Record and World ....53,35. Newe•R000rd and Globe 4,60 Norvs-Reoord and Mail & Empire 4.60 Neave-Rewrd and Advertiser.. ,...,...2.86 Newe•Reoord and Morning Freeree. 3.36 Nowa-Record and Evening Free Frees. 2.85 News -Record and Toronto Sitar 2.35 •News -,Record and'roronto Neave ,.,2.36 If 'what you want le not in this list lot no know about it. We oan supply you at leo, than it would coot you to send dlreot, In .remitting please do so by Postoinoe Order Postal Note, Express Order or Reg• iatored letter and address, W. J. MITCHELL, Publisher News -Record CLINTON, ONTARIO Asthma Catarrh WHOOPING COUGHS SPASMODIC C1SOUP BEONCH371S COUGHS COLDS /STA.Llam m 1076 A simple, sofa and effective treatment for Iron. ohint trouble., without dosing the stomach with drugs. Used with suecesstbe thirty scare. The o3' carrying the anttsoptio aapor, inplrcd with every broach. moles breathing Quer, eunthoa the sore throat, and stern theCoagh, securing restful nights. Cresol.no is invnloublo to mothers with young children and a BOON to sufferers from Asthma. Send el/postal fordcscrtptive Watch, ALL DRUOSISTe. Try CTESOLGNBLr ANTISEPTIC THROAT pABLE'TS for tho Irritat,d throat. they aro gImpto, effective and anticopee. of your draggle! or from 00,100.10,000,9.. Vapo Cresolons Co. 62 Cortlandt 91.,/1.Y. Lee Montreal OBuilding4 Ever WoK1811 1* lnteres ed and should knovf about the wonderful Marvel Whirling Spraf Douche Ask your druggist for' It. If he apoept no other, but sand ptam for Illus- trated book -sealed. 7t giros fail particulars and directions Invnloable 50,adles,W0NDSODgt3PPLY CO., Wtndaor, Ont General. Agents for Caned.. TWENTY TEARS IN PRISON. French Boy Who Slew Seven Got the Maximum Penalty. A'despatch from Nantes France, says : Mansel Redureau, the fifteen - year -old lad who last September killed seven persons with an axe at Easbriage-en-Landreau, was found guilty on Wednesday of the charge against him and sentenced to twen- ty years in prison. The sentence is, the maximum allowed by law. In eulnmming tip for the _defence, the. boy's lawyer declared that at the time of the commission of Uho nlur- ders'the lad wee laboring ander ex- eessive nervous fatigue, due to Hard work, When asked if he had any- thing to add to the words of his lawyer; Reclureau rose With lowered head aid wept, but said nothing. GOODNEAU`S PLIGIIT. A; Canadian Is Sc1'vioog jail, Taint !R Mcxieo. A ' despatch from El Paso, Teras, says: The . case of E. Goodneau, a British subject, born in Canada, now serving a SO -day sentence at Juaraz kr al- leged theft, wa's placed in the hands of Charles, A..0. Perceval; of 'the j3ritish Consular Servide, here on Thursday,,:, Mr, Perceval; whose at- tention was, :canted rto Geodneau's plight 'by 'Pacer fie D,. El wards, United Stat s,Consul at Juarez, 'said he w eu d make ` an iilveetiga ' Von, Aocor:ding to Gustavo Padres, lJlayor of Jlxaree, Goodnea.0 ,was of- fered the option of a fine of .$50, but had no money, and WAS thereupon ae010000. t a.•4ti1, a PRICES OF FARM PRODUCTS CEPORT6 FROM THE LEADIND TRADE CENTIME 01'E l AG RC1► .elan el cams, Drawn, Cheese int' Other frpdess at Home an/ Abram& Breadstuflis. Toronto, 6farah 10,-Flour-Ontao'0o wheat flours, 90cot., 53.80 to 53.05, seaboard, and at $580, Toronto. Manitobae-First 5stents, in Jute bags,. 55,40; do., eeoonde, 4•.90; strong bakere',. in Jute bags, 54.70. Manitoba wheat -Bay, parte. No. 1 Nor.. thorn, 51 to 51.001.4, and No. 2 981.2 -to 98 3.4c; Goderijh, 1.4c more, No. 1 `Northern, North Say, 51,04 1.2 to 51.05, and No. 2, 51.05 1.2 to 51.06. - - Ontario wheat -No, 2 at 96 to 98c, out side according to freight, and 99o, op track, Toronto - sate -No. 2 Ontario oats, 37 to 37 1.20, outside, and at 39'1-2 to 40o, on traok,'To. 'onto. Western Canada oats, 410 for No. 2, and 39 1-2 for No. 3 Bay ports. Peas -98 to 51, outside. Bagley -Good malting barley,- 66 to 665, outetdo,according to, quality, Corn -New' No: 3, American, 69e. all rail, Toronto. - Rye-No. rnn Mani at 62 bran $2outside. in bags. Toronto freight. Shorts, $25. Country Produce, Butter--Choice dairy, 22 to Sacs; inferior, 18 to 19e; farmers' separator prints. .22 to 26c; creamery. prints, 30 to 31o• solids, 27, to B9c;-atorago..prints, 27 - to- 228o; solids, 25 1.1 to 26o. Eggs" -,Cites lots of new -laid, 33 to 34o per docent storage seleoto,- 37o, and storage, 30 to 310 per doeon. Cheese -New,' 15 to -15 1.40 for large, and 161-2o for twins. - - Beane-,Hand,picked, 53.15 to $2.20 ' per bushel; primee„ 52,10 to $2.15. 1Toney-Extraoted, in .tine, 11 4;o 15c per lb. for No. 1; combs, 53.to 63.26 Dor doeon for No. 1, and 52.40 to $2.60 for No. 2. Poultry -Fowl, 13 to 15o per 10.; chick- ens, 17 to 190; duoka, 15 4:o 1To; geese, 15 to 16o; turkeys, 20 to 23o.. Potatoes -Ontario&, 85 to 87e per bag, on track, and Dolaware3 at 90 to 95e, on track, ear lots, Provisions. Bacon -Long dear. 15 to 16a per 5b., in case Tota. Pork -Short out, $28.60; do., 0100, 524.50. Yams -Medium, 10 to 18 1.20; do., heavy 17 to 180; rolls,. 15 to 151.20; breakfaet bacon, 18 to 19o; becks, 22 to 24c. tvtd-'Poses, 14 1.4c; tiib9, 14 1.5o; pails, 14 3.4c... Baled Hay and Straw. Baled bay -No. 1 at 514 to $14.60 a ton, on track here; No, 2 quoted at 513 to 513 ID, and mixed et $12 to 512.60. Bated straw -Our lots, 58.50 to 50.75, 011 track, Toronto. Winnipeg Crain Winnipeg, March 10,--Caell.-Wheat-No. 1 Northern 90 1.2o; No. 2 Northern, es 7-8o;. No. 3 Northern, 871.41:• No.4, 83 1.4c; No, 5, 77e; No. 6, 721.20; foed, 660; No. 1 rip Rioted seeds, 86 1-4c; No. 2 rejooted ends, 841.20; No. 3 rejected seeds, 83c; No, 1 smutty, 861.-4c; No. 1 emntty, 84 1-50: No. 3 smutty, 83e; No, 1 red Winter, 901.2e! No, 1 roes Winter, 88 7-80; No, 3 red Win tor, 671.4e, Oats -No, 2 C.W., 3514e; No 3 O.W,. 34 1.2ot extra, No. 1 feed, 34 0.401 No. 1 feed, 3414e; No, 2 feed, 34o. Bar ley -No, 3, 46140 No. 4, 43 1.4o; refeotod, 2 1.20; food, 42o. Flax -No, 1 N.W,C„ 1.33 3.4; No, 2 O.W., 51.30 3.4; No, 3 O.W 1,17 34. Montreal Markots, Montreal, March to. 000,,i, Amorioan No, 2 yellow, 72 1.2 to 73o. Oats Canadian: Western No, 2, 44o. Canadian Western No, 3, 43 to 431.2o;:extra No. 1 feed, 43 1.2o, Barley, Man, fend, 49 to 50e; malting,65 to 66o. Buckwheat, No. '2. 56 .to 67o, Flur, Man. Spring wheat patents, ftrete, 56,60; seconds, $5.10; strong bakers', 54.90; W131-' ter patents. choice, 56 to 55.25; etreight rollers,' $4.60 to $4.76; do., bags, 52,10 to $2.25. Rolled-oats,barrole. $4...5 to 04.36; do„ bags, 90 lbs., 52 to $2,03.. Bran, $23. Shore, 525.; Middlings, 528. Motifldio, 528 532. Hay, - No, E, per ,ton tax lots 13.50 to 516. Ohecse, finest westerns, 14 I.4 to 14 1.2o; do„ 000terns, 13 3.4 to 140, But; tor, ehofeest Creamery, 27 1-2 to 28e. .Eggs, fresh, 34 to 36e. Potatoes, per bog, car luta, 85 to 95e., drifted States Markets. Minneapolis; N�aseg 10. -Wheat --Mev, 90 3.4 to 90 7-0e.; July, 92 1-4. to 92 3410 ask. ed; No. 1 hard, 93 3.40• No- 1 •Northern, 91 3.4 to 92 3.4o • No, 2 Northern, 88 3.4 to 90 3.40; No. 3 wheat, 86 1.4 to 88 1.40., Corsi -No. 3 yellow, 57 to.: 680. Oats -•No. 3 white, 37 to 37 1.4c, Flour -Fancy, pntente, 54.65, in wood; first clears, 53.45 1te;. second clears, 52,60, in jute; el;i juriumerte, 61,800 barrels, Bran, $22. Duluth, March 10: Linseed 81,.563.8; Dtny, 51,57 00' July. 41,59 1.4, Wheat -No, f hard '9d 1.-4o; No. 1 Northern, 32 i -4c; No 2 Northern, 90 1.4 to 90 3-4e; Montana; No. 2 hard, 901=40; Tiay,- 9214c; July, 93 2.80, Live Stook. Markets, Toronto, Mar01r 10.-Cattlo-Ckoioe hutch.. eve', 87.25 to 57.75;, good, 57 to 57.30; meas- inn, 56.60 to 56,70; common, 85.45 to $0,75; choles acts,-57,77�6o do 58; good, 54.75 to 5360; borumon, 53.76 > 56,20; cutters and can. neva, 53,15 to '501 o1oico bulls, 86.75 to 17; good, $6.80 to 56,501 common, 54.15 to 6,40.. Stockers and fenders -steers; choiea 7t to .6• 577 good,6.0: gg 4 to 56,35; light, 8596. to ve; springers. t5 402;o 05to 597. Calv51 60 Sheen and a 510.75; common, 81.69 to 55;' shoe,, and 1 1n56 1450 r: 65,60 tw 87; re. vy,, 55 2a 53.05 Spring temirs $9 to $9.6 Hogs -Fed and watered, 59.35; f.o.b., to 59,15; off, oars, to $9.60. Montreal, Jp'farc]t 10. Primo beeves, 80 to 8 34c medium, 6o to 8e; common, 50 to 601 ni lcll cows, $40 to 080 each; Sp7trinker's, 530 to 570 o rch.'calves o 1.2 to 7 1.20; sheep, 6cr. lambs, .8 ,1.40. to 81.2e;' -hogs, 10 1.40 to Forty years in use, 20 years the standard, prescribed and resent mended' by physicians. For Wo. man's Ailments, Dr. Martel',s Female Pills, at your druggist. GEN. Sint J. WOLFE MURItA Y. Appointed Contnlauticr of Forces in South Africa. A despatch from. London says Oovaeral Sir James Wolfe Murr&y, descendant of the Colonel Murray in whose arms General Wolfe ex- pired, ' ed, hag been appointed : Som.- r meTlds . of the Imperial. forces in South Attica," Do yen fres ann,4rntly fired 5e. 0 I;atl.very'•I!Pagi0 don a 1+,1,00 stn 8A crt7 It is tun indlar; lion, that 0he t5idncy.1 ora not. dou,g their work of 1l1,1erdpg the ilnpurntes from the hloo,l GIN ,ILLS will 'nett, you. They restore the"0,.idneys to their normal h nitftl• comJtl Ion and Rive yon Wick vac n Id time energy and desire to he ftp sail Acing.-:Nr0,0 071 Lruggists, 505.45.,. pet box or 0 for 52 50,,'Or direct from Nalfonal Di;n 4 11 5 Chem, Co. of Caasdu Limited, Toronto. Yon , money bock 'f Gin5'i1W do. "40 000 0. 1:80 THE NEWS iN A PARAGRAPH' llArierziNG}s "viten ALL OYER THE GLOBE IN A' 1'R Tsm LL.'; Canada, the Empire sand the World hiGeneralBieloro Your Eyes. Canada. Montreal Irishmen., Cetllolios and Protestants, will eel-elsrate St.•Pat- ,rick''s 'Day 'together in a banquet. The Goverarent declined to in- augurate the old -age ,pension t;ys- tem for Canada at the present time, Leonard McGibbon was sentenced to seven years for shooting and 1011- ing his'copsin, John McGibbon, at Dalesvil'le, Que, 'George g Attkin; active in• public affairs in Brant county, died on the 'fao'on where 'die was born .seventy- three yearsagoy in South Dumfries. The Bathuree, -N.B.,' Luanber Company announces that it has completed plans foe the erection of a fifty -tori. sulphite, pulpauill at Bathurst, The Mayors of Sault Ste, Marie and Steelton led. a diput4vtion ' to Ottawa to ask for Fedorel aid i11 developing iron deposits in the Lake Superior region. Increased tariffs for sections and drawing -rooms in sleeping ear's, which were some time ago an - 'flounced by the -railways,, have been suspended by. the Railway Commis- sion pending en inquiry. ' The Sarnia Fence Co. has agreed to turn over its entire Western business to -the Grain Growers' Grain. Company, 'which will pay an agreed price per ton for the output of the factory, and will retail it. L. H. Packard, manufacturer of shoe polishes, a trustee of the 0, M.A,, and' one of the. most promi- nent Y.M.C.A. •supporters in Can- ada, died in Montreal, on Friday at the age of seventy-five. The Dominion Railway Board de- cision in the Western freight rates oase will not be given for solve weeks, because. of the difeculty en- countered in comparing Eastern rates, where muter competition is a factor, with those in the West. Great Britain. Militant ,Suffragettes were en- gaged in a Remo fight at a Labor meeting in London. The' London Chronicle says the Asquith Government will finish out its full term .and will not dissolve this year. Winston Churchill, addreasi•ng the Royal Institute Club, considered a trans-Atlanitc aeroplane flight too risky at present. The London Times, not long ago reduced in prico from 3 -pones to 2 -pence, is soon to become 1a penny peper as the circulation has. grown only 3,000. Total abstinence front; alcoholic stimulants will be strictly observed during Sir P'rnest Shackleton's trip across the. South Polar continent, Sugar will bo used 'freely to provide bodily weese tl,, A memorial ,signed ,by 510 mem- bers of the British Parliament, in- cluding Messrot. Balfour and Law, over half the Unionist members of the House, practically all the Na' tionalists aryl Laborites, and over one-third of the Liberals, asks the 33ritish Government to exhibit et San Francisco exposition. United Stastes. President 1Vilson,.i,1 his message to Congress, on Thursday, urged the immediate, repeal of the :Panama tolls exemption clause. The Interstate Commerce .Com- mittee of :the United States House favoeab]y reported the bill :to repeal the Panama tolls exemption clause. Fewer ,,eases of drunkenness and improvement in business has result- ed from prohibition law which went into effect in Tennessee ,on March 1, henry Green, pioneer-mianufac- turer of X-ray tubes, died at Hart- ford, Conn., of 0a,1'cin00n61 of the liver, induced by X•.ray poisoning, He was -an Englishman, aged 55. Envoys of General Felix Diaz, who went to Washington to find out what support he 'would get if he. re- turned to. Mexico to lead',, revolu- tionary party, gob a chilly recep- tion, General, The two French ",Siamese twins,'' 'born last ,fall, were separated by surgeons in Paris. Despatches reaoiting :$dense Ayres sated {'haat Rio do Janiero'; the caps ta1 of Brazil, was in a• state of siege, Masahlsa Matsuda, "Japanese Minister of Justice, is dead. Ho was bol•n in 1945 and educated in France by: -Government order. As King Christian. of Denmark. was entering a new church an oi.d weauan stropped .him and said, "God bless you. I eivaeb you to build more ehltrehos,'', The Dent,ohe Mediziniselio Woch- sc enhrift,' Germany c leading medi- cal jonrual, ,Ipublishes a;vigoroits: dflnand for Saute control, .of the sere of Dr. Fttedsuann'•s tattle, km- -beset:1'1in in ' ocnsequeeee of the death ' from, blood poisoning af, a male. patient and the criticel 17 :este of a girl it being foend- that the t+eoepteeles coaltlining ;serum were, polluted•. 110ME RULE BILT;. Read a First Thee Amid Prolonged, Cheers. A despatch from, London stays ;. The :i-1o,Tie ll.nle fear Trot;,ts4 BR] was iwtrodisoed again tuts •fisc.:xlotuSe u:f Conenoes on Thursday, by Atigits- tine Boo'o'eli, Chief ,Secretary ,for Ireland, and woos read a first time ' amid prolonged Ministerial and Ma - 1 tiou;llisb el5eere, if: DYSPEPSIA TADLETt ,Proiatof :Great WON Me" Thine is only, one eaplupatiOn.ror the ntimbet's ,of entLpeiaatte.:letters that, we receive praising Na-Dru2Co .Dysipepsiti, Tablets,, and that is that, these tablets 'Certainly, do cslxe etas hind, of stomach,. leer4,, is A ,,tyyeIcel iettier m fro.ilia's, l"s1cy;Aw9wortpy Cat0sq`:NtS.,t i;, O rtxt-tsith pleasure,;tt°.:y44t'eSokoferra�' yam' Wet youi Nisbet -Cc , Dyspepsia' Tablets have proved of great value to me, I tried remedy after remedy but without any 1e. ting,good. rHIaving heard of your tablets curing such cases' as mine decided to give theur'a,fait tris,, They `proved satisfactory in, nay, case." The remarkable success of Na-Dru-Co Dyspepsia 'Tablets is. sttcl a' success as can only come ,to an bonest remedy, =compounded according to, an exception- ally good' £orninia, from pure ' engre- dlents, by expert chemists. If you are troubled with your stomach just ask your Druggist ab'out', Na-Drn-Co Dyspepsia Tablets, componuded by the National Drug and Chenticat Co. of Canada, Limited, and sold throughout the Dominion at sot. a box. 842 eftenweemaneme FOR SALE Cranatom Cylinder Press, fast machine for six column, four page newspaper, -used very little, in perfect condi- tion, low price,, Wilson Pub lishiitg Company, 78. West Adelaide Street, Toronto, CANADIAN PARCEL POST. Eleven -pound Limit of Weight Is Now in Eifcet. A despatch from Ottawa says: The ultimate eleven -pound limit of weight for the Canadian parcel post was pub into effect" on Thursday. Thus the restriction to six pounds for each ;package accepted for trans mission by parcel post during the months of February, March and April, has been reanoved. The or- der that has gone forth from the 'Pos'toflice Department also slims nates the additional fee of five cents to be prepaid by postage stamps on each parcel mailed for local deliv- ery in places where the letter car- rier systemis in operation, Tbo.in- surance of packets doss not become operative until the first of May, as ab first set forth, anthill the mean-' time packets of the parcel post may merely be registered. I:XPOR'1`A'CION OF CA'rILC. The Rush to the States Is ;Apar. eptly Over. A despatch from Ottawa says How the Underwood terlil has oper- ated towards the export trade in Canadian cattle is indicated in a return: tabled in the House on Fri- day, In the fou•i' inonths ended with January last 162,491 tread, of cattle were sent across the border, as compar'eel with 20,101 in She corres- ponding months. The rush appar- ently is over; f'or while 58,671 head. were exported in October and 78,087 in November, in January tiro fig- ures had declined to 5,500. .F AGRICULTURAL iMT'LEMI'JNTS. Canada's Trade During the Last Fiscal Year. A despatch. from Ottawa. nays : Canadian 'trade in agricultural im- plements, is suanmarized in a return tabled in the House on Friday deal- ing with the lasb fiscal year. Oen- ala imported, benders, reapers, mowers, 'plows, seeders and eulti- vators to a fotaI value of $2,080,527, and exported during the same per- iod a total of $3,228,866. The im- plements most largely imported ,wore ,plow», While binders led in the exports. 14 LIFE'S ROAD Smoothed by Change of Food. Worry is a big ,load' 58 carry and a_ta unnecessary sane, When accon1- panied by indigestion it certainly:is cause for the, bines. Bet the whole trouble may be easily thrown off and life's road be lnade easy and comfortable by pro- per eating and the "cultivation , Of good cheer, Read what an Eastern Women: Saye: "Two years ago I made the ac- quaintance ofr'G.tape-Nuts and hem need the food ones a day and :some- times, twice, ever Sine. "At the time 1 began touse it life was a burden. Tawas for yeal,f afflicted with bilious siek`3leadec1c, caused by indigestion, and nothing seemed to relieve me', "The trouble became so severe I lied to locve my' work for datys et a time, "My nerves were in such e state I could net. sleep and :the dcotar saW I -was on, the verge of nervous prootratiote - J sale w01 ,tugs. eon - earning Grape -Nuts and bought a package for '8rial. "Whirl; Gaspe -Nets' has: done for n>o,10 eerlainly naryeleuos. 1 Dorn now sleep like a child, can entit3ely free from, the old trouble and. have nob had a headache in rovet* th year, 1 fool like it, new peeeon1. batie reoom.mended it to others. One man 1 knew ate principally Grape - Nuts, while working on the, sae all tinter, and said lie neves: felt bet- ter in his rile." Name given by Canadian Peetu n Co Windsor, Ont. ,head ."The Road to �`'ellvillc;r' in pkgs. There's a Reason," Ever. road the above letter? A " now on'- f.7,jreare ±1,1,10.. Huls. to. time. They eveg r uirie, true, andfun of hutban interest, 50 PER 'CENT. -INCREASE. ' 11N1nancial Statement of the Domin- ion for February. A despatch from Ottawa lays' The financial ':statement of. the.Do minion for the month. of February 't&oovys a total revenue of $9,132,7762, ,$s, a:046st *'6,293,008 in thecrrrres-'' ponding manith last year. The ,total'. ;rey'eteto ler,, the ,11 months; of 'the •Pi,sead Yejar:Was $102,222 133, aq cam-' ,ascad wlljlv,,$66,944,3 8 an fisc: eaiine peirio4l;bf itae''lvre fiscal sear. Tho consolidated' 'expend50 'b iture be 11 months. wase $102,221,133, an in crease of $14 000,000; .and' on capi- tal account' :'$49,240°,"001, an increase of $e2,000,000. AUSTRALIit,N STRIKE SETTLED Employes in the ,bleat Trade Ite • tun to' Woelt. A despatch from Sydney, N.S.W., says : A. settlement was -reached on Friday in ,the dispute between the employers. and employes in the meat trades which had. brought' about a meat famine in- this city hosting from, February -10 till Friday. , The slaaightermen butchers and meat salesmen who had asked for big in- creases. in -wages-land shorter, week - mg !Ileum .agreed to resume 'week at the old settee pending an adjust- ment through the interen:edi'ary of the Minister of Labor. 0. RIOTING IN POLAND.. Many Jews Rave Fled For Fear of Their Lives. A despatch from Cracow, Poland, says: It is reported here that there has been serious rioting at' Lodz, Russia Poland, because of a rumor that a Jewish merchant and his wife had anurdered<a Cdristian boy. A mob attacked the couple, who were: seriously injured. The rioters then tried to raid a synagogue,. but were prevented by the police. Mazy Jews have fled' froth the place. F It Is Of Interest To Every 1 Woman :HOW DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS CURED JARS. LANCE. Pembroke Woman Suffered for Fif- teen Years Before She Found Quick Relief and a Complete Cure. Pembroke, Ont„ March 9. -(Spe- cial). -Of peculiar interest to 'wo- men is the atony of the sure of Mrs. MorlleLanoe, well known and high- ly respected here. Let Mrs, Lance tell that ,-tory in her own avoids, "For about fifteen years T wae'o, very .sick ,woman," she says. "Me sleep was broken and uurefresliing and T had a bitter ,taste in my mouth in the morning. T was ofteu dizzy and lla9hes of light floated be- fore my eyes. My lilnbs were heavy and I had a dragging across the loins, "At last rheunlatismp, was .added to my troubles, and T also suffered from ltnnbago, dropsy and gravel. I felt 'that my kidneys were the cause of all any troubles, and decid- ed' to try Dodd's Kidney Pills, Frons ,almost the first they did 1710 good, and after taking twelve boxes 1 alpagain a well 'woman. " Women who suffer :should learn that the cause of their 'troubles is bad kidneys, :Haviug.learned that, the rest is easy. Thousands of Can- adians'will tell you out of their own experience that Dodd's ICidney Pills always cure bad kidneys, OFFICER commits SUICIDE. Capt. Playful'. Pillaged 'a Bayonet Into His• Breast. A despatch from London says: Captain Norman Ernest PJayfair,' who served • with distinction. in sev- eral British military campaigns, committed hard kart on Wednesday. He was talking with his wife in the drawing -room of 'his residence when he exclaimed, "I will put an enc, to the whole, thing." He snatched ep a :bayonet and plunged it in his breast and died almost. Instantly, ,r. SIIACltLETON'S ,Exrn):I'I'IO1'. Receives so,oao Moro From the British Govornureut. A despatch frons :Louden says: The'l3ritish Government is making ea grant of $50,000 .towards Lieut. Shackletan'e Antarctic expedition. Of thus emu $25,000 will be voted this ,year and the remainder next; year. An'' bis last e'p44t1ition Shackleton received a Government grant of $100,000, and 0apt. Scott received a sitnilar sum. d1 200 MILES OF ICE. Shipping 1a, Danger Off the New.. foundland Coast. A despatch frown St. Johns,NJld_, says: Phe British steamer ..River- dale, : Aberdeen to_ Philadelphia reached here on Wednesday, end ,reported that lee fields extend for 1. 200 miles. off Newfound;tond, eridali-' gerinrr shipping. The Riverdale was,. forced to put in here for coal, .Alpe had been 32 dash `in making the ,trip 'because of the heavy weather. Ausi'JuA.'N SOLDIERS KILLED,. 0vi'rwhelntetl'by ton Avalon*he 1)u1', lag 5!6811019814714775. A. despatch from Vienna hays Seventeen soldiers of the Empire Ride Regiment were overwhelmed and killed on Thursday by ;a great ataltieebe,whilee they were engaged in manoeuvres on the'O1'tler .noun tain, in the Tyrol, ' Good Spring Medico Foul" dxn'H 0 d s Sazaapariila, the greatar .� blood•. unifier and: tonic trial far nsore..than'' z third of a eesatury-, has been takes eei8ve'n:r3reedmeed� f e 111 bero°lite' thgiss'andsfamltaiidly., thousands of home " r Its' and `r. . w m e fug -resul`t's :`in "cleansing; the s 9telri of ' • y ell ;humors, curing scrofula and eczema, overcoming that tired feeling,cueating appetite, giving strength and animation, make it the, best, Hd's Sarsaparilla is the "people's medicine agreeablooe; effective and economical. Get it tsndaey TYPIiOID EPIDEMIC SPREADS 2,060. Persons Out of ; 7,000 Population Suffering With Disease in Quebec A despatch from St..Jehn's, Que., says : ; The seriousness of the epi- demic of mild typhoid which has taken 'hold of',the Tow -ns of St. John's and Ibes'ville and the County o4 Sabrevois generally, is seen in the fact that :two thousand persons, at least, out of a, population of about seven thousand are suffering from the disease in its various stwges. Many of the Royal Cana- dian Dragoons ;stationed Here have contracted it, and the Militia De- partment has sent down Major Drum to investigate. The local doctors are over-work- ed, one,, of them attending sixty cases in, asingie day, :Danger lies in the point that in tale early stages the disease- is not recognized ant serious, and even then has been diagnozed merely, as ' intestinal grippe. But as, She attack increases the whole constitution breaks down. A number of deaths have been 1'e- ported, :and the epidemic has ob- tained ,such a hold that it is difficult to plan proper isolation precat tions, - The medical men blame the, locate water supply as the cause, and ,the milk and bread deliveries also are being questioned. Factories are all working .short handed and business is being greatly interfered with. . IMPROVED SANITATION. Typhoid Fever Almost Wiped Out In London. A despatch from London, Eng- land, says: The Registrar -Gener- al's figures for the last week of January furnish additional evidence to support the belief that typhoid fever will soon become a rare dis- ease in London. The total deaths from typhoid only nurnbered six, and during the period only thirty Oases were admitted to the London Fever Hospital. A .specialist in the disease olaims it has -become as rare in London as typhus became twenty years ago. Many of the younger medical men have never seen aerie, and they Hooked to a city 'hospital recently when it was learned that there was a typhoid patient there. This specialist believes that in a. few years typhoid,' like smallpox and typhus, will become almost a memory. This result is due almost wholly to improved sanitation. TWO SPIES TRIED IN LONDON Documents on the British Navy Found in the Pose session of Two Germans A despatch from London, Eng- land, stays:, A rentaa'kable story tt',as told in the. Bow Street Police Court on Wednesday afternoon in unfold- ing a case in which Frederick Adolphus Gould, 8 cigar anercllaut, and his wife, Maul Gould, were charged with espionage, The wo- man was arrested at the Charing Cross Station on :February 22 as she was about to depart for Ostend. She had in her ,possession three en- velopes containing important doou- ments relating to the British navy. The man was arrested at his bonne In Wandsworth; where it is alleged other incriminating doourneuts con- cerning the navy were found. Mrs. Gould denied all knowledge of the contents of the` envelope, and her husband confirmed her. Mr.-B'ocllcin, opening the case for the prosecution, said it was fairly clean, that Gould, 'tvheee real name is believed 1m be Adolf Friedrich Schroeder, acted for a long Minto •Aly a spy in this country. One of the documents found gave a short iris- tory of Gould's• life. He. wa,s horn in Germany in 1854 and lived in 3bnglend from 1858 to 1868. He 'then, returned to Germany to ooniplets his education,' In 1870, when the Ps'anoo-Prussian war broke out, he joined the army, receiving the Trop Cross and a Captaincy. Gould went to America, in 1886 and again in 1900. Gould carried on oorrespali- done with an individual at Brla. eels supposed to be ,agent for.' foi'- eign Govermnents. 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