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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1899-06-21, Page 6e — —7740- — • A T looked. wise wben tee chentahlto wea the highest ur the creek. Above TONS WERE 0,11.NNIBALSI s money that any Me Wight have bed ea good "Autone told Ericseu that he ruight REMARKABLE DISCOVERIES MADE from flying off into infinite/ Knee by mime). distriets 00 different cou eas owe a year. Her journey* to ! oat' a become) 'evident to themselves.' had staked off their cleiMii entoniesIBBI MIGHT GET TIRED. ar teed, awl tapleid their liestele with tile were the two elms that Entpkine • • o. Meleit a Greaten, State au- geoshoute hiv,efforns two Nigh sthogiu,d tbe little girl law our earth kept _Colorado, has juriedietiou over 1,600 tater lingers tio to speak, as if tO say mad Deaner had staked. Urania/Lima heel been explaining to perintendent of public inatruction for , look. Tbere )11.1 wad of etoriee of Discovery clam. We all went uP to AT BRAINTREE,. ENGLAND. conaten y ry ng t the attraction of the muns which is tl t 1 to draw the earth ties, which 'the ia expeeted te visit at as. they ef they tad, klitOMA Where to have Ititi ell lie wee geing intake toward itself, while tbe latter alWeys affereet se.notas aro not opean wee , the Curious husk tea.c acooinpanied the stake. Pretty 00011 Antetee eagle Aall $41110111 Sieeieeititiois et uweetatieccimess keeps ite distanee. by rail, but often on bormbeek., by *tray -natant Weellit • filling up in nominee aud 1st DoradO, it -sweating, and begged ,ande Pleae,eee rowed wheel Pied Weis Ottawa Oise Grandinama, ailed the little girl, I 'stage coach or eey ramie waggon. -fiarresliles or ilet Tile tolloweele wittou.nt ot how El Pore with. Ericson tor his mai= 191401c, 00 "Ae te lei:teat tun temente simile Er eine abould the* the sun would get die - end, inner altenpiraist• ado +Callao to be Malted lute More ins old man Whipple had declared that no to it„ 014,4„ sraho. couraged after awhile and let go. It hes been dIscovereci during the resift Circle city- Wrest than ordinary in that it is told one ahould belie Discovery but himself. lot correnteedieme eV be olio weo wee not enly one of the Ericaon alit bis name off the atakes, eir liret who !naked, there, bat also wlio and Antene restaked the claim -tbe eei , supplieo tee xeadere ot Harper's Week- present No. 6 El Dorado. Ericson ele ' le with the fine etireet news and pito- went above Erapkias and Demers, ?and num pene leendezeten weele tograplis from the new diggitigee- 8, and etalfed 10. Bruoeth and I . leen dieeeeraged, lee was. stile 'nertit?tolYttivwv,i4nielaiAtitt tehenef, Mr. joens went on far eriou:gb to be out of the the cwitim ena when word. 0t.....04rxere:goa,irorvteyrybiallr!, iviay oj it Inash, and staked, be taking meeting on ille Caeadian 'side, rived, end wart one of *se whO did Ittilegardru.g the 'aliecovere, it wee the „„aet,‘Ording to 1 bis ataextrey 041114 cut Goid, Bete not; believ,e in tee trute of it. lie wait custom in the tower couatry .... not , refore esat in the first stanapede. only on the American side, hut within end ea alecoverer he was outfitted et4boenfirroation. ot the etrike was daily Canadian territory -to allow a dimov- ill auoteer. Gn the Other ferk being received. , ery, consequently a double claim, upon ap.olgen of he wee entitled to a tiee eeYto and ati far al) ati the 70'e, but each gelleh. But tee edict bad re. ety ciatta and one mere. lie e "Bonanza, wail Leaked, ea far dime ita °catty gegle forth from, Porty Ilfile „ .e. e _ , ae___, „,,_ ,e_.,.., i_determined to go away and try mate that there. could be but outs discovery gapittutret° ettoee°70 Reayerugeeemelole" af the 'pulite' believing it la never too on a creek, and *one on a 'pup" of e main creek. The clumovery h .ictslerateed, anood•o' trd'odu the way 0 the Money he :114:"erarejalundea0.11°tallilegat41,a8aFrittla a t hwitli whom allowe4 to eawash G g , 44 beea ti-% to r ' g, obc Ito day that El Dorado. 0: eyo we:, welo0 t h,e..iir en octobuelrd, 0buti;0010 diwaacesoevrtebreayt caul9a I:11;110:n: t .A•atik 011/1Xer, . 'gill() told, llign. h %ems on the 'xitor ' Made a d*overy ee the amnee Agiutwder=o8utajtbil t h a ,, yelieve Handel -eon mode els Boo. he threw 4 h. 4 -,e- been atelens soia efts h end refused to e in adother, be must, d - elbitiovery, end at) thought Hen- gee pesszutoy I rad ttat it before he cornet hold thedeakillsese:cnone'd7i'aticueat But 40;4 41441r4° wiebed tio. I avnling ete34e Las tAitileleme me° whcz; °lawn to g .. I his name off the other' t . eleoeld net be Able a? bole die- ed a boat, Keller, et al.; had already staltAandtmloen. ery :there., ' „The Whale oreelc wee and they told ua that if certain parties upper Boneuza, and so might eave let _ifteen '..hr,...ut4°i part ef the creek ate good. 'While ao- now eathea Hoeiker '' Creek, and. Geld l'alt beeu eincere in recommendittg that ii' gramotti'reituhran4 rl (If tWn . %%PAO, s:'tovh. et Hunker Creek.' niter lexel fouii4 tee spleetild pros.- . WE COULD TAKE THE BOAT. cording to ola custom they might have e held a discovery on El D°00wrado,c they to dellare in the pan. Hen- "The men did not turn up •., and in could not legally do so eefore, being uneeetaen, aeul bait all -4044 We were towing 'the bo t queeloy naloteae proeeptii, jolnoti ll , , in.t16i. Wan .proably riolier, , lip die Yukon. Only tiva weeks 'hue- • tvIlrei 'i. awealled 'Disooverr '' claim that et- abhie , Beaker's diaetiv- jr;:oLet 114d Pamed tjle MUllt4 °' Ole " blisispeite ssvtttial•tritvetli to ieserve foe teg.(9,evi.tylreuxt,,edittpeseeneentwoe.bblys slthweepeneeatieezea0t;10wewasaeze413,:il°11aligeth'I'lvieesriiiitsetelom:ei. with one °jai& on !Er DheirMs,de.hobweseyclar, '' hia Bonanza claim. He was stoutlyi es Ilt!'‘ik...u°tIoi,,,,r13eeeerb„Purestk,o: Wr.h4ionlad !tre:3,:c41,sii, aloi?1,411e;tnlizea--thiroed cdoeuyrswee unrkeenoouwend ' Tet,l'ING TO HOLD ALL THRKE. Of the Itibliandtiike, end caantred "A Party of Finns soon flame along, WAR eiltitled to a eoeation ineieurzeovolmagel , eteerttyne, sand b,the eaeded. by a man named Cottle Thee g oho e og did not stake, but went Wit and, tbrned Keirdereta1 Otaked 0.liOtiteir 131eXt 464 Jae; emoted It ty au oar 0OPPlies and taking -a pack, we -11P-Eonanua! They wer th I teltrea„the....mouth of the Klondike to Other persons 011 the crelt . hate °nal. escustsed, ndam- hed PA been ehameed t. that Otte now ineianis, venal:go, kiWitiere flondike That nigithet joilirceaeropkww?il)e padii:u ECLInreleV111.4).it led tO eeoOrtis hi learned that jA 4 IaOld but, One claim, ill the, wee.hiee. leada oaer tr. hiltkanCile tirongall iwnifnh41 rinlirrdh' 4 4.1).4‘ture, ..‘ 00; a 4 it seemed ti.) tee ridge 'parallel: with BonanaZa-a we Core'. qt.ettus tshe iirhipple is used, at times even now crowd for having dii eeta•-•InA tOoorded NO. 3 above l'aTeue4 tertaneee to meorrekrecent trail in g to steer Us away from° the inoretret"; ' Preeir• Henderson ' -Wag to the valley -of te e elide,* °besides, old man Whipple had AlOwing winter., In ,the hull. tramp we reached eliscoAvefrtyer in); - tri ti isTenntclereek.. After n toe Jul% Halstead and Eric- tr , he.mg dishemitmma iv. elle afternoon, Siwash ,George and- son's cla°iem n 01 ,13,01c,,i; .stbeil,,, betwie4 tihim, be eirel_bactiaeo were working at the aide several names wereer.E1 Dierneeade, ,Knut t 4, 410 monake ,413,r9staeeting iu ttbe: :reencice,ettereityg, witn yr tore: 1 flialittellivdaredu tgrigle determi ed j7d thatling itoMe, gold 'anklet ore h.' tehen' pan and palmed ifay 4g,rst Aid in Kim- on. I make diet Point, as certanin eate9; dike; off the side of the bank, getting comers bane olitimed the bourn, of nem, /4/4r44', t,B '••400 Metal' ..Goid.,-.ebi euia-.. went .on -to No. a ing the ore k -' laUse, ,,, ' ha.,*4.1 esuoriptien, it,,,smell,e,r atreara fiagetYveTireseollt8.veryW, eand made eamp under "Next, moern.ing Prod Bruceth oi 1,?,.9±.a.7, X t ..* a -reeerded as !I•Po Much 1 ub.r01141, tarter:, That. night two men Ilp at five o'clock and went d fg run name is Antone Stan- McKay, whom the =Were hair apupoaintetz: 'sworn* mad 1-4U)N, tlears that namee" Re. ''''''' dard, an Austrian, and .Frank Keller, ed as their recorder, letting out ehe. .teieningelie went np to etewaet, ,Mak whom we lenteteen, before, on the Yit- :Mg li,'OilitoOveky, on . ' ken, .canie to our camp,eand sae, for . ,xtva,41*060, N (=we., aat hour and a half talking. AntOne , . '''''''' 0 . tOACI us their came was further up -on e waiettewee•.named afteit him, and after 'tipper 'Boaanza, We inferred. They gluing n "hang custanee up Stewart said they ead mend ten centa, to the pan on uppet Bonanza, and they adVie- at,,hic ao-156,40:Tio...E aite- at the -4164th. __ ea ula-to--ary -there: efe the efeettiesien. ea returned.: ete e'Next •Marning We tOok Our peeks, apeilead to vttawa for the grant of the and' with two 'edam*, .Krint Haletead ttisee, ' !lite, Mat his appozatien 7.,iras' and John Ertcsone two, Nerwegians, tieeee eattwored, • . _ . e : ' prespeotedr• along till we getlnto the - Prina' en injury he received ini In, *Ws: • Tbere we left everything but e leteer •he Was laid up,. and'atarted reeks, shovels, ana puss' end went 1113 c "oi ',die country ; but 'tee steamer into the Vs, a distance. of rather nio.re ti wieoh he tome passage was trozeet than seven nines from Diseovery. We• th, at eirele t.liiy, Where he remaineu: Prospected as we Went, but found no - .0,1}a 411 winter under the doctor's pare. He twee. -The heya agreed in declaring w0 in Dawbon the summer of..1898, but thet it the gemmed. had not been Pe- wee enable to wokk op to peoepect as ready staked they woald not take the berme). i met Henaerson then, and .trouble to do so theniselves. We re- ,- impressed be the earnestness 4 turned to camp, and. decided that, We :D1etl. 1 asked ban if he was not would prospeot tile large 'pup" that teectuxageti by ail that had happened. eame he JOS shove ou No, 7; our at-, o," replied he; •"there are as rich tendon had. been drawn to this 'pup' OS 'Yet. tf.). bo dmoovered ats any that before we got to Diseovery, on the day been found." I am not quite Sure of -our arrival,by Meeting two men - believed that, but it. was char- GorNO DOwN TUE CIMEk. it, ot the man to say so.. lie „„,, igee .te. sett his Hunker elaira ;,....,1 4.-."41Y-wc.5,_r et, - a ...„PentYuadnf asikoeurd 1) • 1 ' l' , , miller UreeE MM. . WO 6 I in Seattle, I saw* Henderson. them, * aOW 0 the creek? , st ust oome from Dawsen. the "'No good,' 'Skim diggings,' 'I.W. diggings," 'Moose flee! were the .ane ors were suspicious and resentful, and . . ' a and eeusting, lie bade been th iffeamer of all the money ewers received. . were trying tb overreseh ens an - ,..Did you stake on the creek?' we other in China, Africa and Constan- Ike ,11.134-.- en hundred •dollarts He ate badge of the Yukon Order 'et Pion - the asked. . . . ' . • "'Wirers tfre Demers and Louis Emp- --Is-- E 0 8 • h hod hut mei thing left.. It was . tumple. The European cabinetis urere ' golden !square and myrtle leaves of " lio,'.. they replisee . wh' oaring- allerie of intri ue T e - 4-4 which he was a member. nee kins?' we asked, referring to the two ,,,,arsenttis and dockyards were bustling reason he initiated. on pinning' it other members of their party. ..eee Vr-ith prepaieteatite '',; r 'var. This irri- " 'Oh,. they have gone up a pup td table condition has .anfiiiiii. 1,, Good elf to my vest, saying: "'You keep 1 will lose it too. I am not stake.' • ,A, '4.' humor now. prevails. The govein- ve among eiVilizee, men." He " :WA; didn't Yolii.staker . ' ck t :Alpe urtraorficipo; at lee - e eidi, ta. ire-. lievith the Raps ' WaS ments -find it easy to make satisfactory e worked six years Ego, their answer' as they went away agreements- wieb.one another respect- ut into the Yukon. The doWn the creek. _ . lag their Colonial frontiers and sphereo Miners wh knew have alleays given __" r Y 0 ." _ a 0/ influence. 4,` Henderson the credit that is due him. Erni:thine. 'Where eave yOu been?" we • It • "'On that pup • they replied. was sadly out of, tune a year -ago, is La Toseana, 100, 111CMANCE 010•AS PAUPERISM IN OLD AGE, re • 'One enontree• petit. few days that the early Ilietous .....0.40.1. England is keenly eeeroised about SERVED A. DOUBLE PURPOSE. were hathe'leibit of eating eacb other when fowl ran short, says a recent the prevention ot pauperism among mew pareeneeene j 4", ee 'mind the Loudon letter. the working olaasee in old ege. 'It beautiful booker Ur. Googan preiliat- , le stated thee 814,000 Men over aixty- ed ine this inawnin't Ati, the poor Tbe prelestorie Engliehroan bad DO objection to human fleele On the Wm- tirlaieieir ite:Ineglicianadreto-idnaleeeaetairthea4t414foro 1:4(43 1 hla waif° died' 'illItj tin. da" ago. trare, there ia evidence to• ehow that out of every five of the wage-earning he rather liked a cut tram a human claettee over abay-five become paup- ers. neva on the,way. Among the first to arrive were Cobb and his crowd. Hear- ing of the prospect,. and knowing thaethe Whipple crowd bad staked Bonanza also; Cobb stated emphatic - airy to -Whipple that unlese his crowd took their names off Bonanza, he would jump -their - claimr here. AIM thee Antone, Clements; and Keller game up to where we were talking, and Bruceth and 1, who felt that though they had, tried to job us, yet they really had made the discovery, and were entitled to the ground, tried out beat to per- suade them to go up and cut off their names, or they would lose their El Dorado claims - they certainly could not hold bqth. Wbippie kept insisting that they could. At this juncture Phis - cater came along. • , To be Continued, • GOOD III/MOR NOW PREVAILS. . esivernmens or Europe can Now Ilnke ' Sul brilrotury A:moments. A wond,erful• change same to have taken place in the temper of European diplbmacy. A year ago the great pow- being now and then. tor a change. Tbeee remarkiable discoveries elave been. made at Braintree. airline that were cracked open so de to get at the brains, and human bones split from end to end by artificial meanie have been found embedded in the soil. The nature oithe treatment to which teem skulls and bones were submitted ie an - °lent tlinecie is sueh as to leave no doubt in the minds of epeolalists, that they are relies of a prehistorie feast indelged in by the reels:lents of Brain- tree, possibly upon the remains of thole enemies. ' • These ancient Britons were constant,. ly warring upon eaeb, other; but it is by no means 'improbable that when food was scarce they did not treuble to go out and kilt an enemy. eels. picem is entertained that the eimm- bee '4 bones Whieh have now been fotad, and welch undoubtedly were scraped. and aplit at some feetival, were part of the anatome of some' peaceable residiant in the locality. who happened to have the ill -luck to be seleeted for the evening meal, .. The 'eon arourtd, Braintree is speCial- Iy adapted to the making of brielts. Exeevationir are now in progress there for the purpose of eitracting briek earth. These °Partitions have been !to now araye m 3 before he ""Eiwtish George would be fishing yet asked. The concert ha the near East, whieh tb,e eliadn't t . *nut From leepanza even the an for Bob Hendersonee is "Ane good?' . 1. • now harmonious. Crete has been re- . y hear. • " %met know anything about 1 , as lefised from. Turkish rule, and is pase- moment the discovery on •Iong as we were u we . thought • . was known at Forty Mile, we might as 'well stPalke eohmewhere,' fled, Greece is recovering from the t f and they hurried on after t sir co disastrous war with Turkey. The sul- Wine was making the sur- •Panions. Thee were rich men, .but tan is again under discipline. The vey the boundaa7, lett Henderson they did not kno'w Tt. Easteth Question which menaced tbe 44 entir ly out. Reason was obvious- ,. "Next morning, before We Were • ' no was told about Hendereon. But ready to start, Keller came doWn to peace of Europe a short .time ago, is i.%-13. recent sPeeeh in Victoria, eir. our camp dressed in cord,uroys and no longer a disturbing element in dip - 'Ogilvie used these words: with rifle on his shoulder, as 'If he lomacy. The Klondike Avail peospeeted foe were starting out on a hunt. He in- • a• &arty miles up ie• 1887, without any- inquired bow we had made out. . We Vitithin a few months Eegland has ' ding being, titund, old, again in egos, told hini we had found renbing. ete - come to terme with three rivals. An with a similar lack of reaulte but the still favored upper Bonanza; be thought - arrangement haa been inade :with Ger- difference is seen. when the right it was all right. We asked him where maity respeoting the African depend - course is taken. and. this was hut up , his camp was; we had. not seen it the enema of the two powers. The Niger to by Robert Henderson. •.Thics Man ± day before. 'Over on the other side ' and Eashoda agreelnenta with France . is a born proapector, and yOu couldmot he replied, inakiating the way, and wii have Marked out rival spheres of in- perseade him to stay on &ten the rieli- thought no more of it then, 'Where fluence in West and. Central Africa, est elaim on Bonaeza, ).le started up ' are you going toelaye he askea us." and while British rale in Egypt still in a email boat ta apend, this summer " 'To prospect that pup,' I replied, excites jealousy in Paris; tee relations and winter on Stewart River prespect- • 'Do you know anything about itie of the two countries have greatly lin- ing. , This is the stuff the true pros- "'Oa, I Aphid a five -cent piece on peoved. With Russia. a eailway cpn- pector is made of, and / am. proud to rim -rock, a mile up.' vention has been concluded, and a way "my ha is a Canadian. • "Re left ult. We still thought he opened for a geperal adjustment of IfIendertion himself sums it up ire a was off •on a little hunt. - rival interests in China. * letter that is alnioat pathetic: "That "We started toivard the 'pup,' When A year ago there were sueeessive • le nil I letve got after two and a beg iv° teaohed the mouth, we folloWed the raids upon Chineae *territory. One ,,..,,years" prospecting, living en meat torteous course of the stream. peed, poWer after another seized'strongholds HOW EL DORADO 06,1VM TO 11E brook* ' " a great Ettropean war in. the near fu - STAKED AND NAMED. maddy,' said he. . straight. Bruceth • stopped. and pointed to the on the, coast, and. all signs pointed to '"Sonte one fa working; the water is ture over that helpless einpire. The CAREFULLY WATCHED. by the ReV. J. W, Kenevorthy, who is ietrested in antiquarian reeearch. Mach to lea astonishment he came upon a find a the first magnitude: This went to show tbat a prehis- toric settlenient eidated en an island in the middle , of a lake at Braintree. The rev,erend gentleman has laid the facts before the Field Club of his cmiety. Me. KenWorthy has been abie to show that the lake at Braintree siited up with waehings froca the hills, and that for some purptese the prehistoric -residents of $raintree constructed an artificial leland In the middle of the lake. This was probably -for the pur- pose of defence. ear. Aenworthy has eusoevered-this tie which were huts inhabited by people of the etone maritime hations now seem to under - "Like hunters who bave scented stand' one weedier, and it is safe to The large fork epoken of before, came into Bonanza at No. 7 above Discovery, game, We lapsed into silence. anciewith forecast the ultimate partitioe of • bat fame Of the tilde gillohes-or eyes and eare alert, kept on. Vtre hdd China into clearly defined spheres ot i'pupe," da they were oalled--were fay. gone only a little ways, when sudden-. European interest. bred by the staintsiders meal Bonanza ly we came won four men. Three of What has mimed tide change of tem- . were atanding around the per in European diplommy it It is had been staked • as ear below and a„e theme far above Disoavere at Wee eelleidered, fourth, who was holding a gomeono, due in laige measure to die weakening in the light of past exPeriente, to be All were intently looking into the pan. of the bonds of the Russian -French al - worth While. The a:diddle of the Meek The man with the pan was Antone, Bence, whieh was the ohief disturbing force in Europe. was considered the best part. Obvioue- and the other three were Z. X. Ole- . les OS there waft small time to aroePeet, meats, Frank Phiscater, and old. Man- The rescript in favor of disarma- °bailee predetnine.ted. But as 'mon as Whipple. When they looked up ment and a peace conference shattered deeefiret holes to bed -rock began to saw da, they acted like a cat canagnhat - French 1•111181°118' and brought all the it riehness egreater than anY- la it cream -pitcher. Seeing that we : great powers into congenial relationit bing eve known en the Yukon, many had found them out, they loosened up It put an end to all talk Lanett a ana • war for the reconqueet of Alsace -Lor - those who had stakee blindly, as a •": mere speotilirteon, without plan or raffle and D. eoalition, for this expul- • ea tataulat,..1 SAND INjURIOUS TO HORSE'S. In some countries attempte have been made to prevent sandy soil from blowing about by growing 'open it plante which tend to form a sod and hold the sand in place. • In New South Wales berms grazed on this kind Of °roe were so aeriousely injured by eatieg large quantities of sand that they died, age. The huts ead well made floors and were proteceed by painted piles. In the matexial 4 the Boots Mr. Kenworthy 'seerched for evidence of the manners and eustoms these nraintree lake dwellers. . ;Before- coining to the bed of London clay which underlies the artificial lake, ▪ leettwoethy encountered relics of theec pre -Roman period, and beneath that a stratum 3ft. din. thick going back to the neolithic or stone age. Be- neath this was a stratum of .the post - glacial age, resting on ten of the bed or London clay. The remains of the Lake -dwellers were found in the stra- tum the stone age. • Heke were found numerous flint jav- elin -heads and wooden spear -shafts, The most remarkable discoveries, now- -ever were made cm what, was former- ly the bottom of the, lake. These in- -chided a large number of benes of the ox and of other animaelea• which bones bad been Carefully split to get. at the martow. The skulla had been cracked so as to permit of .tle brains being ex- traeted: • " 'Scattered, among these were several human bones and •skulls, which had bee,n treated m a precisely _ this sPot .haa had the back entirely Dr, Willianas' Pink Pills anti Ilniak " that they are the best medicine in the weeoru fez, manner. One of. the human skulls found at pose of getting at the brains. After g Id to. -day.* Certainly had it not the o through the ordeal of an operation. them, I would have had to breken away, evidently for the .pur- b • BONES HAD BEEN SCR.APED . and pernaps wou Id not have been clean they were thrown into the lake ; 01 laa0sWi.t. wialallotpharougthii: obnye. outt atithienage public it will be of benefit ta by **dwellers on the artificial is-. this s.rticles that Brat learned of the un- TOLD US ALL THEY KNEW. eion *of the English garrison from knowledge, losughed, and all but ertedi theie overflowing joy. Then, They showed CS then what they had in Egypt, It left the powers at liberty when the noVelty of sudden Wealth the pan. There was not less - than . to adjust the Cretan sueetion, and to were off, not a few began to thinkjuet fifty °elite. White we were talking borne to amicable agreements over • as Men de the world over. Art die ex- dome came Keller. HS had taken ofi • their spheres Of action in Africa and tent of the riehnese bee:mile more his corduroys and Was in his Working- the far net. knew*, the IDOTe the WieflOra they die, elotheii, his attempt ,,to steer SS (Wily ' European affaire have been well or - played in pieking Ont Such choice Paving been a failure. The five. men tiered for the Parliament of Peace aL 'the liague. .„ ORIGIN OP LACE -MAKING, • It' It was linen erabroidery and cut duction of what we call lace. Tile the kind found in the tombs. . It wail vir P nuns busied themselveti with this in. not baited hi ovens, but after being emery. The pattern was heves out of kneaded into (tough by the addition of ed etones. or wail put oh a plate and Carbone Diatinfootanta. apart, Oleet An Operation Evaded. MR.ell..A.; SIZE, Oe' INGERSOLL,. olit, TELLS HOW IT WAS DONE,. ••••11, Sytuptuirta A11001011z1118-The WAY Titer Wore Honeyed -The sturritrer sow wee and worming Every From the Chronicle, Ingersoll, Ont. In February, nett, Ur. It, Size, wee taeen very ill, and was confined to Me home tor several Weeks, . We beerd teat he was to go to the hospital to have an operation &iterated, but the operation nevertoox place, and as he has started to work again and in apparently good health, we investi- gated the case ana round that ee has been mang Dr. Williams" Pink Fiats for Pale People., air. Size ie a, highly re- spected citizen of Ingersoll, having resided herelor over thirty years, and has been a, falthful-eraploy,eentMeatire: Partlo de Son's flouring mills for over nineteen years. When asked by a Chronicle reporter whether he would give an interview for publication, telling the nature of his ctisease and his cure, he readily consented, Mr, Size gave the details of his illness and cure as follows :-, • " In February I caught a heavy cold which seemed to settle in my left side. The doctor thought it was neuralgia of the nerves, It remained there for some time and then moved to my right side, in the region of the appendix, We ap- plied everything, and had fly-blititers on for 48 hours. They never even caus- ed. a blister and did the pain no good. The doctors came to -the conclimien -that the appendix was dimmed and walla). have to reraoved. The• pain Was very great at times, an ere was such a stiffness in my ankles, also in my hand, and pain all over my hody. Tlae day arid da.te -was eet foe an ones,- ation; and I In'as-reeoneiled Abou:t a .weak before I was to go -to' the hos.' pital my wife was reading the Chren- icie. She road an accoutt of a . man who ban been cured by the use of Dr. William-, Pink Pills. The symptoms of the disease were so- much. like inine that she becanita interested and :vtant- ed me to give the pills a trial. -I heti little faith in . the . pills • bnt a,s my wife seenied to be anxious that I should. take them, I consented. The day for the operation had now arrived, and I told the- doctore that I did not think would. go to the hospital .for a. while *as I was feeling, better. I continued the pills, and wee greatly' surprised and pleased with the result.. I con- tinued- te, improve, and have loeg since given uti all idea of an operation. When 'I started to use the pills, tees untible to walk, and suffered some- thing awful with the pain in ray side: It was just five Weeks from the time. that I started the use of .the pills, until I Was able to walk again and .1 bad been doctoring three months be- fore' that, and I have been working ever siege. Altogether I have taken sixteen boxes of the pills, and they have done me more .good than all the doctors' medicine I ever -topk nay life • I have now every confidence in Widow blurpby-aleiparra, they kipt well, didn't: they Weal win DEL Lead pedigree, CEYLON TEA« 25, 30. FORESEEING DISEASE In a recent leeture on eleetricity Prof. Elieu Thomeon aeletea how Bos- ton physicians had been able, with an X-ray tube, to deteet the presence of the mearobes of pneumonia. in the lungs A SOON FOR THE _THE IVEY PATENT EXTENSION. SRO Ate InIXFOUII to went the &ramp of every leas era era women in CIntfilln4 In Ontkinkb bees shone thals the other. and EV QS Plorumet to every lame mou who will nine the trouble to write far to act so agents. Get 0110 Of the Extensiona for yourself end you eat a week. IanYfl trouble to 0011Villaft other* of it* balm Thie EXtension is by far the best of its asters sea p'acell on the ni Lao wt etyr. lo Kies Leeson. to walk loth coal sun comfort, to wow. Pave, uhu gurOa anu MOU44 $91Manal100 Otoir morn* fortuesste NU VS Ma to s . for terms towseets. oto 110 BAY STREET1 TOR01110, "zit. RASS BAND before any eyniptoms of teat desease Ezirnsternitntoenvitisn, Dorultrh, armg, etc. were felt, by the patent, or were teem 1QMOlt svereuatect. ainsosteesue Wines - y a o and. exaraination. - perceptible by ordinary pathological* onions esthaess. wrests* fOr anyeallef in kusle or Mandela Instnunents. WHALelahlefele 00 e Toronto' Can . * • Per Over Piny Vesta MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been used by Mothers for their chit iron teething. It soothes collo, and is the best remedy for tuarrhesa. inuor.uewat the ehild, softens the sumo, allays 01)11114 Ideal Leather Polish thee by all druggists throughout the trerld: 138 sure and ask for Mrs. Winrlow's Soothing Syrup,' WIII keep your shoes soft as velvet WHAT THE MINISTER SAID, Jingso-What did, ,the tainieter say when the plate came up? Ilingso-Ife aaid he wouldn't mind So much if the buttons were all alike. 414 an restores the co Or. LUEIY'S Tulti 4'14 Sold by all druggists oc a bottle. • 5 • -MADE IN ALL COLORS, SOLD EVERYWHERE. WHITE% PHOSPHO SODA An afteneseee Phi:grate, excellent 444:unser tor um tigtserttasilsaiit5°IthettaastIFIX.41,1:ififiti,WeFi. gun% ea; Dime lie, its totanzialest. ieekTterinto, 'CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE. rageWiSteketeetfeiR101*$ Husband -after the perforniance-I lee"- it • • THE VALUE. OP didn't enjoy the show very muoh. I forgot my glasses. Wife -Perhaps you. did, dear, but your breath doesn't indicate, it. • AS A PARTURIENT.MEDICINE. Hot el Candake zurePegn Room' from Pa day ni). G,T.R. Station, Montreal. GO% °intake& Co., Prop's. Hobbs Hardware Co .WHAT HE DID. LONDON. have any stomach trouble? Thompson -I juat keep still about it. Joheson-What do you do When you BINDER . GRADE& In that way I escape advice from ev- PRICES. ' TWIN Eig erybody I meet. LOWEST O'KEEFE's 1201. M ALT Invigorates and Strengthens. Dealers, Ask For Quotation& 'W. LLOYD WOOD, Toronto, GENERA/4 AGENT. HEARD THE BETROTHAL KISS. Take Lagative Brom° Quinine Tablets. All Dine sista refund the money If it fails to core. no• First.Boarder-Did you bear the re- port of the engagement of our land- LadY's daughter? . ' Second Boarder -I should saY / did. I was sitting in thet next room at the time, and it wao a pretty loud re- -port, let. me -tell, you. - .• land* equalled qualities of the pills. • The only argument that has been The public- is cautioned against easily disposed of. That the men threW - °Ve —4 - --elle numerous pink colored imitations of these famous pills. Tee genuine are brought forward to or flu f. I'll bones were ,not split by cannibals is as people of that period buried or ha boxert, the wrapper - their dead into the lake is not likely, s°ld milY burned their deceased comrades accord._ around which bears the words "Dr. ing to superstitious rites. Had th6 Williams* Pink Pilla for Pale People," dead been simply thrown into the lake If your dealer does not haee ,them the bones would have -beei* found in a d s • g the Dr williams Medicine will be sent ptettpaidvazot .50hyceendts_ they perfect. condition, ilia OS if the indt- a box. or sit boxe0 for viduals had been accidentally drowned'. Cr:" 8331nr(X1 'Several scientific men who have ex- kville, Ont. ., ainined these remarkable relics of — • us. .English cannibalism say they prove RECORDS Ole TWO OLD FAMILIES, eonclusively tbat a large cannibalistic Your grandfather went to saw mood community eriated at Braintree, and for my grandfather. • that huMan beings were eaten there in Yes ; I've heard. him tell how your the ordinary eourse-of domestic cook- grandfather beat him down on his Mr. Kenworthy will shortly publish hprimic.is 'and II:UE.11e time didn't pay au interesting treatise on theae strange discoveries. amensee SUM un 11.11•••••1•••• " Balmoral " Free BIM Am.rha CBE S rALEsr BREAD IN THE WORLD PADS OP EMBROIDERY. 4,5410 Tem% Old Red Wale reeled Liand decorations 'will play a dainty Egyptian Tomb. part. In Ake Wardrobe this year, . A, 4, loaf oi bread 4,500 years old. was pretty fad in handkerchiefs is to buy died in Egypt 2,600 ILO. iti is 'now in the name in pencil, and etch it inlinet or silk to match the edge. e.tuore the Museum!' of Berlin. striking whim of fashicin,.though. is the Thinloaf of cake or bread is dark embroidering of monegrams on gloves. broWn in color, Inside are, ManY The beat way is to have the gloves large holes, Probably this patt of the made to order, with the black stitching the monogram is then Placed bread long since fell into dust, but left (A in tbe center at the. baok of the hand. much of the bread still remains in the shape of whole kernels and piecett of PharaOh 100 l'onif""-"b `V`.# grain. ExandiratiOn proves that 60 thiraf litansibudide found in the tomb of blentuhotep, who them with colored borders then trace bread was made of barley, and the • grains were only rudely crushed. and STOPPING A FLY WHEEL. not sifted. This proves that barley Aeoording to a foreign exchange re - bread was one of the garliest tent experixttents carried oat at the kinds made, and it was baked and eov- machine works of Offenbach, show that ered with twigs and leaves of the syca- with the proper appliances it is pos- more tree. Able to stop even st fly wheel within The process of preparing the grain a fruition oil a second. ny means of for bread is to be gathered ftom a wall! WO brakes affixed to the fly wheel itmeription whieh has been discovered of 150 horse power, making 80, revoltie Thebea. It is a graphic) picture, of dons per minute, the "whole of the tha entire process. Mist picture showe raachlnery was brought to a standetill that at that eatly period even the in less then a secoed after tbe fly hand mill Was not yet iirrentea. The Wheelltad aeoompliehed one quarter a --work-that-led the Way tO the intro- flour was of couree, far trona a revolution." fine and the bread resulting was of wafer Was placed between two heat- OALVERT'S ttolkl lime worked round with button - Meer stiteh eolored silk and un- laid upon the redhot coals. &erupted lea medals awl demote* tor tuweior elannt, Teeth Pawners, *to., are been - bleaehed flax. aed eornetimem in gold " exceilence mob. regime useareee it meat!. oust distract. Aak your des et* to ohne* a and *liver, the result being not Un- TO PREVENT BAGGING. supply. Leen melted fees Oh ameleation. Customet•-Will those pants bag at I like our guipure of the present day. F. 0, CALVERT en, '- Among the earliest speelmene of 'it la the kneest allatitietitirrait. • . aNgliArlb an altar cloth, presented to Prague Deal r--)Sein frient no ants win * bag at de kneee if you treat dem right. Th. sidmorsti 11 Fro. Bus Zen, of Richard It, but this to unaccuetotn- Cathedral by Good thesexi Anne, wife eimeiteet *mem TO CURE A COLO I N Ohl DAT • ats•• • REPARTEE. • I tome to steel, said the humorous, rat Pleased'to welcome you, replied the matter-of-fact steel trap, as it„sprang to embrace the neweomer, • gee. , HEALTH RESTORED 'ov,leuzg.,:eit, ti; •Bmioldbaer xrataireyttonnaractionh,aLndunBgrae,aNtherbryes. Liver, Bluoa, . Revalenta Du Barrj's Arablea Food, whir& Savee Invalids and Ohildren, and also Rears mu* eessfully Infante ribose Ailments and Debility•hr•ve re. sisbedall other treatments. _It digests. when all other . Foch/ is rejected, savM-60 Mines its cost in medicine. . 1" $ Invariable 13necess. 100000 50 years tion. Flatuleney, Dyspepsia, Annual Cures of COBStipti- Iodigestion;Oonsumption. Diabetes, emaciate, Influ- enza, Coughs -Asthma, Catarrh, Phlegm, Diarrliceu, , Nervolre Debility, Sleeplessness, Despondeneym, ;lilted), DuBarry -at ,Co ' 14..d... W.,, also In Parbs, 14 Rue de Iligastrig717115otileegeeatn'udt at all Grocers, Chemists, and Stores everrhere, hating, rd.y...ttliiiiirefiltbalittit84g. rzLidizoire Ave...a for stump: The T. Eato • I tell you how before you go, IL eta tut eyee &fiery( but little from the lir- dinary English embroider: on jaconet my own intention. lenetomer, delig.hted.- Then I'll OF 11111611. them. liens is the money. What ritordr.WriN in your plan? The, English intend experimenting Peeler -tester sit down. with an eutoMobila gun carriage for artily MM. A tricycle, driven lir elec. tritity, forms diet )(waste an uPon -- The Emperor Willisin hes OM pee PRUSSIA'S PECtitIARITE. Nvi)01) plum) sd,i,Avimr, ,1. . JoNi ,s I b e A011 ABB 'et/ ltlEMNID VI Mit AO SAUL CO ras; Atr &liwtollartirtetsSaVie it is eietiented serviee pattern Maxim eieuerite, which is (hat he will bar. cam too gun. This we,Ight of the gun mid oar. several kinds of bread 'on the table at riage only ithoot 14.0 pounds, per. every , , ali of whieb tie par- nadestaratt* rata early takes ttl th peak . Tee Twee- eerpa, will The market Wan tonalities, hat bee , rear Wiiltikett 4tr*wt. ot- ; berme. Ott ri qw.4.4(641- duvitife4- '44 4,2-;dt. 1899 MODELS are the best Rorer= s evPr .kt, . any price, and the iligo ewe 50.00. RAMBLER builders are confident, after zo years' experience, that they can build and are building the '43En BICYCLES INTIM WORLD" and no wheel at a lower price can be of RAM13LER quality, wee at a higher price worth more. Cbealogus hires. BERTRAM, WILSON & CO CANADIAN AGENTS RAMBLER eicnroms sawn .• Gormully Artery Mfg. (10 , (Wong IDEA", BIOlterieS, 425 TO VOA. * • abeiby Cycle Mfg. Co., Shelby. Ohio If there is no Agent in your town for the above,Wheels, write us -for prices. 113 CONGO STREET, TONONT1 FREE CAMERA. For telling two dozen packages of Toledo refloat ten cents a package, WO give tine Camera. Ibis made bethe -YaleCamera Cm, has a Bausch & Lomb lene, and 0 shutter that) can be used for anae•shot or timeexposurce Withitwerandtenhe !tractions, so teat a ohild of ten years can make. after a little expe;4once, pic- tures abuost as good as Allege tit en by high-priced eftmeras. bfanyeamer re soldeeparatayotndlinipurchaser ha Complete outfit, as shown, Wit every latrthe outfit Wmrvrard. We the careers. The outEt consists of: 1 "Yale" 011.11104. 1 nous(' Developer. • 1 Boxpry Plates. 1 eet, Directions. 1 Package HYPo. 1 Toning Tray. 1 Printing Pram'. 1 Package Fixing Pardee Developing Trey, 1 Package Slicer Payer. 1 Package Ruby Paper. WO require no money in advance. Send us your name and address, and we will forward the Pens, which you sell for us, Then return the money tons, and your Camera will be forwarded, e11 (barges Toledo Pen Co. beet g„ Toronto, Can. ,, 10.,„ 0 R steadily to those traditions of insur- ance, whioh experience has shown to - be essential to the true prosperity of a Company, viz., I. Moderate expend - tare ;`• 2. High class investments pro- -- THE --- ducing a higher rate of interest than Ontario Mutual Life Assurance Co • careful seiectioa of that assumed in the valuatiohs, and 8, lives." The lie-*. VOTES OF THANKd. THE BEST IN THE 00MpANY'S SISTER Y., STILL UPWARD AND ONWARD , port wee caeried unanimoualy response to s hearty vote of The Twenty-ninth Anneal Meeting kind, gentle, unaSsunung roamer, hie thadhe te the' Directors tendered by of this popelar Company wait held in honesty of purpose and sound the Town Ball, Waterloo, 'Ont., on meat. Ron, -P. W.. Borden was appoint - Thursday May 2.5th, 1899, at 1 o'clock ed id his stead. p.m. The attendance was both large Owing to 11/Cr. Hendry% retirement and- representative, and the greatest friim tha Managership, •and his up - harmony prevailed. piiiutrasnt as Consalting Actuary, he The President, Mr. Robert Melvin, resigned his position as a member Guelph, occupied the chair, and on the, of the Board of DirectorS, and the Hon, platform with the Manager, Mr. J. T. Garrow was appointed in his George Wegenast, the following ix- place. ' rectors were seated: -Messrs. Hoskin, You Will he called upon to sleet four Bruce, Britton, Fisken, Clement, Kidd, Directors in the plithe of Alfred Sommerville and Garrow. Hoskin, Q.C., B. P. Clement, Sir Wil - At the request of the President, Mr. Bed Laurier, and the Hon. J. T. Gar - W. H. Riddell, Secretary of the Com- row, whose terms of office have expir- pony, read the Directors' report,: ed, but all of wham are eligthle for rre- Your Direttors have pleasure in sub- election. the best capital that any Company can ratting for your consideratien the re- behalf of the Board. posseati. • t " port for the year ending Deo. 31st, R. Melvin, President. Mr. B. M. Britton, Q,.0., NI.P., King - the meeting an behalf of the Policy- holders, for their great rare of and vigilant attention to the Company's af- fairs durieg the past year, the Hon. 'X. 'T. Garrow said it afforded hirn•much please:re to state that in his opinion The Ontario was one of the best, if pot the very best, Life Company in Cpnada to -day. , Before and since he becalm a policy holder, he heard many pleasant things said about the Com- pany, which, even among its rivals In business, enjoys a reputation for hon- orable treatment of its members sec:- ond certainly to none, and-eqttal to any other in any' part of the world. - .189e. • ston, said that the business of life 'n - age, Mr. Hendry, who had so ably fill- port tha President ,said that the busi- P.RESIDENT'S ADDneze, • In the earl t of the year in cou-, • aequence of ill health and. aavancing In moving the adoption of the Re- ed the poeition of Manager of thteCom- neas for 1898 was in all respeots of pany since its organization, plachd his the most. gratifying character, both in reaignation in the hands of the Eireo- the volume of new business transact - tors, which we accepted, and appoillt- ed and the mortality experienced. ad him Consulting Actuary, a position sale amount of surplus earned and the much less onerous than that of Man- amount, paid to policy holders werein agar. excess ot any former year, while with Mr. George Wegensat was appointed a Much lp.rger amount of insurance in Manager, and has discharged hiS force, tire lajpSe rate WW1 very little dude& to tbe satisfaction of the Board. more than in, 1897, purchased Polioiso Wegenast halt been in the servioe shoWed deemase of 11202,9,15 as com- Assistant Aotuary and Actuary, and is ed the eum of 88, indicating the of the Company for eighteen yeare as pared With 1897- 1141 that item reach- therefere thoroughly' conversant with growing confidence Vif the assured the businems and palioy hf the Com- adined potlhieciesenhthrycahddldVaini"thPc.1agnad pauP411. pany. During. the year an Agenoy was For soMe time after thie 'i,Company and we are pleased, to pay that so far that.a Mutual idte ASSUTS11013 Com - opened, m John's, Newfoundland, commenced haeleeee, many 'Iliought we have reoeived a fair amount of businees from that Colony, end hope inorease it in the future, ,We are glad to be able to inforra you that the business of the year has been eminently satiefactory, and that llotWithstanding the greatly lessened earning power of money, we haVe been 44:dheler ad. to continue a very dietribittian of sulpha; to our Policy - Boor susintribbiattnadeppoina atmAegner he gags Minr: Speedo& our Ageuoiee in °Merit?, Que. hao, Manitoba, British Columbia, the Maritime Provinoes, and. the Terri- tories. 4. number New.Agents has been appointed to our Staff, Which now thoroughly organized and ef- fective. This we believe win result in etiII larger and better elan of heel - 110.4. The amount of new insurance taken dining the year was largely in *Mill Of forma year,' and of a very intisfactory character. , The death rate was much below tne minxes in volume and importance was enormous, the amount in force in the - world to -day exceeding 015,000,000,000 antra this immense sum Canadians carried on their lives nearly es74,00(?,- goo, or abobit 075 for every Man, Wo- man and child in the Dominion, if equally distributed ameng them. hi this tray beneficent work The Ontario was entitled to a fair share of credit, having in force in round numbers the mutt of $24,000,000, and having written in 1898, within a few thousand, the larg- est amount of new business seoUred in Canada by any other company in that year. . . The proad position the Ontario ocoupinn to -da hat been at - us% tained in spite ot 6 - &nee that still exists, among men ot se wen informed, as to Mutual „awe. parties. Many even in Peril= and in our case doomed to failure; but on their members. No one should,: think a Mutual Life Company rda panyewas at best but an experiment, levy "Ailseesinefits" or make "Calls aa the publio came to understand more however confound a Mutual Com - fully the scientific principles undere peaty like °era with any kind of Ati-' lying the purely Mutual System, it bit. sessment or Society Insurance, for came evident that thne which reveals they are as differene in their methods the defects a less perfost evateMa. as any two radically dissimilar systems_ left untoutthed the giant strength and can possibly be. The Ontario is a leve$ robust vigor of Mutuals. Their sue. premium Life Company; it takes nd cora hail been so pronouneed that premium note as some Mutual Firil aome of the oldest Stook Compantes are CoMpanies do, and it holds at all derail now seeking to give their poliofhold. tiered Directors -a right whith the as Stook Conipaniese the full Government reserve, the same . era a voice, however small, in the elec.- ing the poet year we have added large- and County Crown Attorney, 'Bern Mr. E. P. Clement, acting Sheri members of this Compane have enjoy-, ed since its eetablishment in 1800. Dar- in proposing Votea of thanks 'to tit Irleome, largely to our Assets, largee tery, our Head 0 ice Staff and Agents, paid ly to our Assurance, largely to ly to our Surplus, that our Lapses are glowin testae to the Manager, Seer field woerdkleaarsl, Dfoixreetthueei egetriSriceerfslic few, that our Caffil 131.11TOLIder Values manner, In which the business of are little more than half they Were in erease in eustnesa is greater than in 1898, and ,our death rate neubh below Voralieners. in their reispeotiVe depar the marked success that attended the 189/, that up to the 1st ot May our ill. menet, haa been Itioked after, and f the average. May We not hope, theta. labors during the past year. Mr. Geo. Wegenmt, Manager, r ;elpeetattom, aud the looses by lapee0 fore, that the rogreati Of 1898 Will be proportion tit elisdritece taken and Lie force. than IC tty preceding VICE-PRESIDENT'S ADDItESS. bfr, Alfred Hoskin; Q.C., in deooncl. The needier Of petiole* lima during fag the adoption of the Report, held the jeer Wet fiti6e amounting to $8,- that the reinuneratere inveetMent of tio.s4, the number ett application* dee itsi ftinde wgs One of the essentials to alined, 101, (moulding to $118,200; the the permanent Welfare ot Liee Cora- nuMber polieles in form 10,082, pany. Tina Will, be eondeded when it tatetetteele to ee$,70$ 070 88 the /lee is remeMbered that there it to -day on and cash sarrenders were oonsiderably eVen greater 1899 f turned thanka on behalf of hielt mul the Head Office land Agency Ste assuring the meetiug that it was moat element thing to him andet who aereed. the Crompeny and well under him, to near the w corait salutatifin of "Well done g and falthful tervant." He wished warmly thank the Road. and Agents for the generous support eery*, Aotuaries' per Ont., on the deposit in our Banks the enormous corded hini in the diecharge of amount of policies in force Is $8.8118e wife of $250,000,000 of which about $ ,- onerous clutied of Mangership, 81444; tete net Premium Income $796,- 001,003 bear no interebt. The difficulty especially the President, to whole 174.86; intateit ogx rnyeatraagte elefte of finding desirable Investtnentil at fair .wat greedy indebted for Much v 764.96; Totlia Income $928,941.13; ratee of ihterest. la Wareing greater able deldetanee and advice. every year. A decade ago ehe eneritge The Scrutineers, Dr. Webb and Total Aseete 14,186,129,48 The amount peed to Policy bolder. rate wag 7, but now innestora are well Geo. Moore, repOrted this re-eleotio for du,* olotigni walk sleg,89$.01); for i satiefied at much lees figurc„. The the Right 11011. Sir Wilfrid Lau Endowment* $71 600.00; Purchised Poll- Ontario hal been more fortunfte than P. O., G. O. M. G., Ottewt, Mr. Al ene, ssetet.,74,.. ikaplus $15,080.70; An- I Ocametitors, the rate of iutereat on Hoskin, Q.0., Totonto,„ Mr. E. P. Lurvitireita tlietl,09044414,81T00.ta001;,eittstropitiss ormisr; isit.tut Isiwreihntrolthatat hoarviinnteitn 018at 8thaeve0rathgeerd rnibewn! aBoderoltrnie,ba.nd the lion. j. T. all liabilities on Oom.peurs Standard COPIP*GliWI ranged frets 4.48 to 4.59, On motion Messes J. M. Sally eattnartaie 4 per cent. $#71,190.86; Sure This Compeay's perdentage of foreclo- George Datichion, were reAnhoi Gereargesioat Staadard $440,414., spree to ite total hereattnenta WAS oaly &editors for the preeent 3 per tint, while its competitors rang. The DireittOrt Chet itublielitent1 we leet by deeth a 4Id all the way up to Ill por cont. rettleeted Mr. Robert Me di, member a la the rush there sepears to be at dent; Mr. C. M. Teeter, Fhlt laa Ms *le 43.14/ inholplef6t1 QPir, aeSeoo4ta na44dVbfir' "will andlota Compial tor the bit% *rhea amle the' p Itlanatrar. Loos )..s1( - t,