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Au ay After Long hila s4s:
A despateh fror}i Toroetee s,a
Sir George Ross, majority leader in
the Canadian Senate and former.
Premier of Ontario, died,,, Saturday
morning at the General Hospital
after an illness of :six weeks; Death
had been. inevitable for several
days, but came ,somewhat itrfexpeet-
ealy , no member of the lanii'ly being
at hand when Sir George breathed
his last, only Dr: Garnet Greer and
a nurse being at the bedside. Lady
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Corn Syrup. ¶ The best thing about it is that it snakes plainer foods more appreciated.
The strongest recommendation to thrifty housewives. ¶l For sweetening and flavoring pies,
puddings and cakes it is excellent. It makes most delicious candies and taffy. Children
love it on bread and it is delicious to serve with griddle cakes and fritters. ¶ Hundreds of
dainty dishes that cost very little can be made with Crown Brand Corn Syrup.
CROWN BRAND FUDGE
2 Pounds of Crown Brand Syrup.
4 Pounds of Granulated Sugar
1 Cup of Mille.
One-half Cup� of Butter
1 Ounce of Chocolate.
1 Teaspoonful Vanilla.
Put syrup,,sugar, milk, butter and chocolate
over a slow ire until the chocolate is melted.
Boil briskly for about 10 minutest or until it
forms a soft ball in cold water Add Vanilla
and beat until the mixture has a grained
appearance. Turn into buttered pans and mark
into squares before it gets cold.
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PRICES F FARM PRODUCTS
iSEPORTR ' RQR9 THS LEADING TRAGI
' CENTRES OP AMERICA
irises of C3ttts, Crain, CIteeaa and ntns►
Frasiuc, at tom ata Abroad:
Breadstuffs.
Toronto, March 10.•--L•lour--Ontario cheat
ttour'. Sii per cent., $3.80 to $3.85, seaboard,
and at $3318, Toronto. Manitoba ---first
yatents. in jute bags, $5.40; do., seconds.
$4.90; strong bakers' in jute bags, $4.70.
Manitoba wheat--1day porta, No. 1 Nor -
there. $1 to 81.00 1-4, and No. 2, 981.2 to
98 3.4e; f;od, zioit, 1.41 more. No. 1 Northern,
'North .13at 51.04 1-2 to $1.05, and No. 2,
$1.02 1to $1.66.
Ontario. xo'j;-at--No. 2 at 96 to 93o, out-
',ide, itc..y:Rliltr '10 freight, and 99c, on
trn*k Toronto.
Oat -Nn. 2 Ontario oats, 37 to 371-20,
outside. and at 39 1-2 -to 40o, on track, To-
mato, Wootttru Canada. oats, 411 for No.
2, ,Ertel 39 1-2 for No. 3 Bay ports.
Ilea! --98,,a ;li, alting barley, 66 bo 68e,
e.
33ttr e5^'- g
ontxi4r •t. -•:rasing to quaitty. '
•CeitAi.ii4 iv No. 3, American. 69o, all rail,
Tomo/ to.
ltye -cot 2 al 62 to 63e, outside.
Bran Matti:obit bran :523 a too, in bags,
' urnntr. E.e.ght. Shorts, $25.
Country Produce.
Mutter 't'h+,i+:o da4ry, 22 to 23x; inferior,
tis rte 145; fanners separator prints, 22 to
e254iordarintry prints, 30 to 31e: solids, 27 3 smutty. 81o; No. 1 red Winter, 90 1-2et
.yt•,vago prints, 27 to 28e; solids, No. 2 ted Winter, 88 7.8c; No. 3 ted Win'
2512 w 2f', tor, 871.45. slats -No. 2 C.W., 35 1 4c; 11*
The Canada Starch
Co. Limited
Manufacturers of Th
Edwardsburg Brands
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Send for Your Copy.
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Peg9-•01641 lots of new -laid, 33 to 340 per
down; storage, selects, 32*, and storage,
30 to 310 per_dozen.
Cheese -Now, 15 to 151.4o for largo, and
151.20 for twins.
Beans-Haud-pirlved, 87.15 to $2.20 por
bushel; primes, 52.15 to 82.16.
Roney --Extracted. in tills, it to 12o per
lb. for No. 1; combs, *3 to 83.25 per dozen
for No. 1, and $2.40 to $2.50 for Nr'. 2.
Poultry -yowl, 13 to 15c• por 111.; "kit -
ens, 17 to 19e; <hsks, 15 to 17*; geese, 15
to 16*; turkeys. 20 to 23e.
Potatoes--Ontarins, 85 to 87e per baa, on
track, and Delawares at 90 to 96c, on
track, car tots.
Provisions,
Bacon --Long clear, 15 to 16e per lb.. in
ease lots. Pork -Short out, 828.50; do.,
mess. 324.50. linins--•Meddnm, 13 to 18 1-2e;
do., heavy. 17 to 18c: rolls. 15 to 15 1.2e;
breakfast bacon, 18 •tn 19c; backs, 22 to
2La'rd-Tierces, 14 1.3c; tubs, 14.1.2e; pails,
14 3.4c.
Dam Hay and Straw.
Baled hay -No. 1 at 914 to 314.60 a ton,
on track here; No; 2 quoted at 313 to
$13 50, and mixed at 812 to 81260.
Baled a;traw•-Car iota, $8.50 to $8.75, on
track, Toronto,
Winnipeg Grain. '
Winatio eg, 'Ms.r*h 10. -flash r -Wheat -N-n,
1 Northern. 90 1.2*: No, 2 Northern, 68 7 6e;
No. 3 Northern, 87 1-4e: No. 4. 831.4e; No.
5,77e No 6, 72 1.2. ; feed, 665. ; No. 1 rd.
Rioted seTde, 85 1-4o; No. 2 rejected F*rd,.
84 1.2*; No. 3 rejected seeds, 83e; No.
smutty, 861.4e; No. 2 etnutty, 841.2*; No.
YPHO1D E
IDEMIC SPREADS
,000 Persons Out of 7,000 Population Suffering
With Disease in Quebec
Alil,' patch from St. -John's, Que.,
says : Th* seriousness of the e111 -
der» nic of mild typhoid ~ludo. has
taken held of the Towns of St.
J•obTn's and Iherville and the County
of :S.ibreivis generally, is seen in
the fact that two thousand persons,
'nt'leaf; ou't of .a population of
ulbeut Seven thousand are suffering
from t}.te 41i.sease in its . varicuti
stages. Many of the Royal Cana-
dian Drag+4iis stationed here .have
contracted it, and thio Militia De-
partment has sent clown M*.jer
I)rum to investigate.
Phe heal doctors are over, w.oa'k,
tel; ono of there. attonclhig sixty
cases in a single day. Danger lies
in the point that in the early stages
the disease is notrecognized as
serious, rincl even then has been
diagnazed merely as in.tcstinaI
grippe. But as elle attack increases
the whole constie tion breaks dowii,
A number of deaths have been re-
ported, and the 'epidemic) has ob-
tained, such a, hold that it is difficult
to plan . proper isolation preettu-
'bio'na, •
',The xnS
ea'1 men blame, the al
e:d';roc
w,Pater ',supply as the cause,. and tlie
milk and. bread deliveries the are
being questioned, ''Factories are ,all
,working .short banded and business
usibleXx� g?e.atly l,ii of+ire with.,
3 C.SV., 34 1-2e • extra No. 1 feed. 34 3!4(11
No. 1 feed, 34 1-4e; No. 2 food, 34c. }lar
ley -No. 3, 45 1.4e; No. 4, 43 1.4e; rejected,
*21.20; feed, 42e. •flax.• -No, 1 N.W.C.,
36,33 3.4; No, 2 C.W., $1.30 3.4; No. 3 C.W.
31.17 3-4,
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Montreal Markets,
lifontrcutl, March 10. -•. Corn, ,,trnerioan
No. 2 yellow, 72 1.2 to 73e. (Tats, Canadian
Western, No. 2, 44e. Canadian 'lSestorn
No. 3, 43 to 43 1.2*: extra No. 1 feed. 43 1.25.
Barley, Man. food, 49 Uu 50o; malting, 6;i
to 66o. Buekwbaat, No. 2. 56 to 57e, Four.
Man, • Spring wheat patents. firsts. $560;
seconds, $5.10: strong bakers', $4.90; Win-
ter patents, choice, $5 to ."'555.25; straight
rollers, 34.50 to $4.75; do., bags, $2.10 to
82.25.. Rolled oats, barrels, 94.25 to 84.35;
cto..:ha;i;s. 90 Ibt., 52 to $2.05. Bran, 523.
Shorts, M. Middling,, 828. Mouill;-e, $28
to $32. Tiny, No.per ton car lot*
813.50 to 915. Cheese, finest westerns, 141-•t
to 14 1.2o; do. eastern, 13 3-4 to 14e. But-
ter, cheteetst etoanaery, 27 1-2 to 28e. Eggs.
fresh, 34 to 36c. Potatoes, per bag, ear
lots, 85 to 95i•.
United States Markets.
Jli:anoapalis, Mave11 10. -• Wheat- •-flay,
90 3.4 to 90 7.81., July, 92 1.4 to 92 3.85 anlc•
ed; No. 1. hard, 93 3.4*; No. 1 Northern,
91 3,4 to 92 3.4c; No. 2 Northern, 88 3•n to
90 3.4c; No. 3 wheat, 86 1.4 •', ,i2 1.4e. co. p,
---110. 3 'yellow, 57 to 56e. Oats -No. 5
white, 37 to 37 1.4c. Flour-Fauty patents,
$4 63, in wood flrst Fleur'+, .&4t in ;cute;
t,t,*ond •clear> 8'2.60, in jute; titipn)ente,
61,800 barrels. Unlit. 82.2.
Dnhtth, Maxcll 10. •Lina"*d,91.36 38; May.
,
51,57 3.8: 111y, $1.59 1-4. Who at •\o. 1
bard, 931 4c; No. 1 Northern 321.4x.; No
2 Northern, 90 1-4 to 90 3.4e; Montana No.
2 hard, 90 1.45; kitty,- 92.1-4e; July, 931.8c.
Live Stock Markets.
Toronto. March 10.-•-(!attic--Choice botc1-
ers', $7.55 to 37.73; good, 97 to $7.20;' ruedl•
ttm, $6.50 ,to $6.75; voinin*n, $5.45 to 55.75;
choice cows, $7.75 to 48; good, 84.75 to $5.601
common $3,75 to $620; *utters and cen-
nere, 53.15 to 85.60; choice bu11e, 85.75 to
$7; good. 55,80 to $6.60: common, $4.15 10
$5.40. Stockers and feeder*---:;teets,,cir *oo
$7 to 57,75; good, 35.45 to 96.31light, $3.511
;
to $5springers. tot S82; ntilkc,rn . t) 397.
Calv*•+ Crod veal, 51.65 to 210.70; cent/non,
8160 to $5, f$heep and 1 tntba Ligl.4 ewes,
$5.50 ,o 37; heavy, $3 to $,,5'1 Spring
Iambs, 39 to $9.50. hors Veil and watered,
to $9:55; f.o.b., to 89.15 nil' cars, to $9.60.
Montreal, March 10. P) ime beeves, So to
8 3-4e; medium. 6o to 8o; colrxtnon. 5o to 5 ;
mileh cows, 540 to $80 eseh; ererfngerw 330
to *70 each; calves, 3 1-2 to 7 1.2e; sheen, 6o;
lambs, 81-40 to 81.2c; Hogs, 1.01.4* to
10 1-2*. _
200 ]1.iTILES Or ICE.:
Sitippiu;; lit Danger qui the New -
on nd nil
ew-ollntllitnil Coast.
A despatch born St. Spline, nide.
says : The . British steamer River-
dale, Aberdeen : to . Philadelphia;
reached here. on Wednesdays, and
eeported, that ice. fields extend .for
200 miles on xewfoundland, ,endan-
gering shipping: The Riverdale was
forced to put in here for !coal, and
had been 32 days in making the
trip, because of the heavy '1vecther.
FORMER BOER G'ENE1tiL.
British Subject Driven Froud His
Rauch.
<'l despatch from Washington says:
Another Brisislx subject has gotten
into trouble in the State of C'hiltun-
liva•, and the State Department has
again been called upon to extend -
its protection. Sir Cecil Spring -
.Rice called at the State Depart -
went ou Sunday to 'inform See o-
tary Bryan that General S.,vnman
a former Boer General• who fought'
a gainst the 13ritish,'has been driven
u way from his ranch and his pro-
perty at least was in clanger of de-
.truotien, Secretary Bryan imme-
diately telegraphed to United
States Consul -Letcher ab C!hihuahna
to make all i'r(lll1;" and r•"'at,'rt the
fagots. If flere*-;it;i. it )t1 •r*St IrIll
shade to C'aarr a ir.;t Or 'Villar,.
(iOOD:SE.tU'S PLIGHT.
.A. Cauaditttt Is Serving a Jail Terni
ill Mexico.
Late Sir Geo. W. Ross.
January 19, when he contracted a
chill while making a speech in the
Senate at Ottawa. He became seri-
ously 111 081 January 24, .and on Jan-
uary 28 was removed to Toronto, BIG CATTLE EXPORTS.
where for a few days he appeared
middle of Februarys, however., hope In Tariff.
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to recover somewhat. Since the hush of Trade Followed Reduction
bad been abandoned, and during
the last week his death bacl been ex.(How the Underwood tariff has oper-
peetccl hourly.I atecl towards the expoii trade '`tin
Canadian cattle is indicated in a
50' PER CENT. INCREASE. 1 return tabled in the House ,on Fri-
day. In the four months ended title
Financial Stateluent of the Dwain- January last 162,491 head ;of cattle
ion for February. .. were sent across the border, . as.
,1 despatch from Ottawa• says compared with 20,101 in the corres-
The financial "statement of the Do -
Bonding nnonths: The rush appar=
eptly is over,, for while, 58,671 head
Do-
minion for the: month of February were exported in Oetolker: and70;087
slia c s'a total revenue of $9,132,162 ` in November, i1i •3aneta y
ao .against $6,293,008 in the corres-
ponding month last year. The total
revenue for the 11 months of the MEAT FAMINE IS AVERTED.
fiscal year was $102,222,133, as com-
pared witih $88,944,332 in the sant
period of the last fiscal year. The
consolidated expenditure in the 11
months was $102,221,133, an in-
crease of $14,000,000, and on capi-
tal account $49,240,561, :an increase
of $22,Q00,000.
GEN. SIR J. WOLFE MURRAY.
Two SPIES /TJPUEI) •A.y'1 LO.NA)O.j,\'♦...
Doethnents on British Navy, Ponta
Ill 1064seSsion of, Two (r ("i']mtx,lr;I.
A despatch from London, Eng-
land, ;says•: A remarkable story was
told in the Bow Street Police Count
on Wednesday afternoon in unfold-
ing a ease in which Frederick
Adolphus Gouldi a cigar merchant,'
and bis wife, Maul Gould, , were
charged with ,espionage. Thowo-
man wasarrested of the . Ointri
Cross Station on February 22 aa.s she
wa$, about t6 depart tor, Ost in L
She had in her posssssion three en-
velopes containing important elpeu-
inents relating ,to the British navy.
The man was arrested apt his lioane
in Wandsworth, -where it is alleged
other incriminating documents COD -
owning the navy were focued,Mr;sr
Gould denied all knowledge` of°' tl ct..:
contents of the envelope, and her,. `-.
husband confirmed her. -. .
Mr, Bodkin, opening the case eel-
the
'drthe prosecution, said it- .was fairly
clear that Gould, whose'keel name
is believed to be Adolf Friedrich
Schroeder, acted for a long„'time as
a spy in this country. One of the
documents found found gave a' short -'I>, es
tory of Gould's life. He was born
in Germany in 1854 and lived, in
England from 1858 to 1808. 11* titin
returned to Germany to complete
his education, In. 1870, when the.
Franco-Prussian war broke out, he
joined the army; receiving the Iron
Cross and a Captaincy. 'went
to America in 1886 anti agai'>
1900. Gould carried on eorrespop-
denee with an individual at Brus-
sels supposed to be agent for far-
eign Governments. One witness.
said Gould told him he was;: an
agent of the German 'Government,
The prisoners were remanded.
A despatch front El Paso,
Texas, ,saty's':. The ease of E.
(xoocllie<au, at British subject,
born in Canada, now serving a
110 -day 'sentence at Juiwaz for al-
leged theft, was pieced in the.h0nds
of Charles A. C. i'orcevnls"''t>f the
British' Consular Serf ice, here on
Thursday. Mr. l'orc+c;val, .whose at-
tention was called to Goodnean'ts
plight ' by' '.Chornas Ts. "Edwards.
United Stases Consul at Juarez,
asci h -e svoultl Waage art inve: tiga-
tic,n. Aoording to Gustavo Padres,
l6Layor o$ Juarez, Goodneau was
tered the option of a fine of $50, hut
1uad no money, and was thereupon
senbeiioed 'tt} �ail. •
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Al' ST1 LAN SOLDIERS It''1LL:LD.
O1ou'n'lteltle.1 by an Avalanche Dlir-
ri l'tatioeu^i'res.
A. despatt'h` from '4rierllu,i says
Seventeen t,lcli' l e of . the Empire
Rifle. Regiment Wert: a)vtitwltelxalecl
raid kilted <in '3:ltursday by aa. great
tt"walansche while they were euaged
22 manoeuvres' on the Ortle r Moun-
tain, its the Tyrol.
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A despatch from Ottawa. says
Appointed commander Of Force:
in South Afr'ic'a.
A despatch from London says:
General Sir James Wolfe Murray,
descendant of the Colonel Murray
in whose arms General 'Wolfe ex-
pired, has been appointed com-
inander of the Imperial fortes in
South Africa.
DIME RULE i3Il,L.
Read a Fir:•st Time Amid Prolonged
Cheers.
A derpnt•rl, from London I.rs:
The Honro Rule for Ireland Bill Was
introduced again inti) the Honee crf
(10inmon; -en Thursday by Augus-
tine Birrell, Chief Secretary for
Ireland, and was read. a first time
amid prolonged Ministerial .and Na-
ti(inalist cheers.
Death Nearly Claimed
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Was Restores to Her Anxious Fam-
iiy When Hope Had Gone.
5t. Johil, N.B., Doc. 16th.. --At one
time it was $eared that Mrs. J. Grant,
of 3 White St., would succumb to the
deadly ravages of advanced kidney
troubo. "My first attacks of back-
ache and kidney trouble began years
ago. For sire years that dull gnawing
pain has beau present. When 3 ex.
erted myself it, was terribly intensified.
It 1 caught cold the pain was unen-
durable. I used most everything, but
.nothing gave that certain grateful re-
tfef that carpo from Dr, :Hamilton's
Pills of Mandrake and .butternut. In-
stead of being bowed down- with pain,
to -day I ant strong, enjoysplendid
appetite, sleep' soundly. L08t proper-
ties have been instilled into my blood
-cheeks are rosy with color, and
thank that day that' heard of so grand
a medicine as Dr. kian111toti's Pills."
i6voa;y women sllcu)il Ilse these pills
regularly beeaiu.:o good health pay:.,
and it's good, vig0rolts - hearth, that
combo., to ;1.11 who trso' Dr. Hanfilton's
Mandrake and Butternut Pills.
Dispute in Australian -industry
Ras been Adjusted.
A despatch from Sydnee, N,S,W.,.
says: A settlement was reached on
Friday in the, dispute between the
employers and employes in the meat
trade which had brought about a
meat famine in this city lasting
from February 16 till Friday. The
slaughtermen butchers and meat
salesmen who had asked for big in-
creases in wages and shorter work-.
ing hours agreed to resume work at
the old rates pending an adjust-
ment through the intermediary of
the Minister of Labor.
1'UAD l+I IN FARM • IMPLEMENTS.
Plows Lead Ito}sorts and Binders
i,eoatl Exports. •
.1. despatch from Ottawa says
Canadian trade in agricultural irt;!-
ple.lnants is .uxtilnerized in ,a retur.•n
tabled in the House on Friday deal-
ing. with the last fiseal year. Can-
ada imported binders, reapers,
mowers, plows, seeders and - culti•
-
vators to e -betel •value of $2,0'80,527,',
and exported during the same per-
iod a total of- :;;3,223.868. The ',int -
'dements most: 1117 g('ly . 0)1'15+,rtetl
were plows, while bind -ors led in the
experts.
JEW f3A1T1N(G i\ POLAND.
Rumor of Christian )tnt'der Starts
New Rioting.
!A. despatch from Cracow, Poland;.
, says : It is reported here' that there
has been serious, rioting at Ltidz,
Russia Poland, because. of a rumor...,
that a Jewish merchant and: bis:
wife had murdered 0 Christian boy,
A niob attacked the couple, wIi
were serientsly* injured, The rioters .,
then tried to raid a synagogue, 'e;t,
were prevented by the police: 7liteny
Jives have fled from the place.
Despnteh'*s reaching liitt'nos ,Ayres
salted thee liar de Ja,Tait:r,.e, the•e*t ,i-
t•al of Braze, was in a state t,f sllee-, •
The two Fre'nc'h "bee -nem t}t'l)rS,:'z
horn last fell, Were separated by..
.eurgeems in Parie,
Ma ah.ise i4i.atseela, �)aI
i. Been
Minister' of Justice:, is dead: ilea
wits born 111 18.1"1 0rrtl *diu;al(.4 in
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France e by rt. order,