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Editor and Proprietor.
THE PAOLSON'S BANK
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A t rt Pailkonent arab,
CAPITAL 4 $2,000,000
REST $1,500,a00
Head 0111643,* - MONTREAL,
W31. MOLSON, MACPHERSON, President
F.WOLFEMSTANallIthlAS, Gen. Manager
Notesdhcounted, Collections made, Drafts
breed, Sterling and American. Exchange
Wight ion stole, Wont allowed onDepoaits
. •
SAVINGS RANK.
Interest allowed on stimsant 21 and up.
FARMERS.
Money advanced to farmers on their own
notes with one or more -endorsers, No reen-
gage required as security.
it. 0. BREWER, Manner, Clinton.
G. b. 1VIoTAGGAR,T,:
Banker,
ALBERT STREET, - CLINTON
A General Banking Business Transacted.
Notes Disconnted. Drafts Issued.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
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strAnetneatet Wasa-sararacaRit - •
CLINTON - '• - ,ONT
Fire. Accident and LW Insurance
Tansacted. Represente several 02,1110 beat
companies and any information I elating to
oaassatee, gaiety given. General District
• Agent Mr 3 the Confederation Lite Insurance
Co. Money to Loan on Reasonable R,ates
Office-Palaee block, opposite Market.
CONVEYANCING.
John Riclont. .
Conveyancer, CoMmissioner, Etc:
Fire Inserance. - - Real Estate.
Money to Lena.
Office -HURON STREET, , CLINTON
-MEDICAL. ••
•
. . •
Dr. W... Gunny..
R. C. P. and L. IL'C. S.; Edinburgh.
Office -Ontario. Street,' Clintena Night
calls at aront doorof residence on Ratteo-
bury Street, opp."Presbyterian Ohureb. •
Dr Wm. Graham
(Successor to Dr. Turnbull.)
Licentiate of the Royal College of Physic-
, isms, London, Eng.
Office and Residence, Perrin's Block,
ately occupied by Dr. Turnbull.
Dr. Shaw, •
• •
Office -Ontario Street, optiosite English
church„ fermerly ocCupied by De. Apple-
ton,
DR. TIIOMPSON
PHYSICIAN. AND SURGEON.
.Offfee and Resideoce next to Molson's
Bank, Rattenhury street; Clinfen. .
DENTISTRY.
•
Dr. BRUCE,
Surgeon Dentist.
OFFICE -Over Taylor's Shoe Store,
Clinton, Ont. Special attention to preser.
vation of natural teeth. •
N.B -Will visit Blyth everyMonday and
Bayfield every Thursday afternoon during
the summer.
DR. AGNEW, DENTIST.
, •
/I your UM IS Olt of Order, MOW
Siek,Ileadatint,
burn, or Constipittion tikes dose of
Hood's Pills
On retiring, end tomorrow your dis
gestive Organe will he regulated- and
yOU Will be bright, weir' and reedy
fOr ony kind of work. This bee
been the experience Of others; it
will be gours. HOOD'S PILLS er4
sold by ell medicine dealers. 24 ets,
s_
John Emmerton
Tilt LEADifiC BARBER, .
Smith's block, opposite Post Office
ALSO
lgirt for Standard Life Insurance Co
Bead Office for Canada, Montreal.
Ineurance tolca. • $110,000(000
EstianbirsRgicf.i8VallAr oaidareliiiilelArkvorite
GEO. TROW11111,
Horseshoer and Oeneral Blacksmith
Albert Street, North, clinton.-
JOBBING A SPECIALtY.
Weedwork, ironed and tint -class material
and work guaranteed. Farm implements and
m Ines relmilt and repaired..
•
The IlicKillop -Mutual Fire
.
Insurance Company.
etuks Summary.
• • Recent! Happenings Briefly Told.
spANADA. - At a evasion a the 'deli Catbolic
hilted. ellotrlelkiti U;!:*toecalaroP"tie014 ‘11! t)bitilt
Manitoba elevator firme hairs cow, Be
d 1 a e It t 0
word ' Irish' from the itnion's title
07054/07,25. joxitg.
The North Atlantic squadron will The, Northern Steamehip Co, will
Visit Quanta). next menth. build two more vee,sele the duplicate
The project to construct an 0100010 Of the Northland and Northweet, winch
railway at Chatham is revived.
The fortieth anniversary of Grinteby Nplorrtritallwedenanirtkelrnthawnesdtrincloanttb.eTalsbhe
Park was celebrated on Saturday. about 3850,00, '.
IST j 13 S d f NI r -on- Val hi hi t bl hit cs,
the -Lake ra dso of Laura Sword rae 1 wer brut 11 a lilted b A
•
The inlatad revenue for july totalled •wiie defeated 4, au overwhelming ree,
r. ames . ecor o age. A
, 0 u ts , tve eg Y-rtre ase ita w eY we-
liasIbtaoadeateee:idw..as xobbed during ow taimity,e itrom in tittle Book, Arlo, Wednes-
. imminent.
pee trouble of a serlowt character is
Mai, Frank Whitlock, who died at
Chief Rogers, of the Winnipeg fire
brigade, luta resigned, owing to-dissen- her home in Batavia Townsbip, Mobs
eions in the brigade, ' wan reviled. to be the heaviest women
in th o tr
.
. end 27 inches deeP.
with the Beaver Indians.
The howie•or Rev. Dr. Lyle, a Haw day. There in intense excitement and
Commissioners emit to Fort St. Sohn 0 c 1111 aa /ler weight was 04
july have not yet made a treaty P°134341 -rier °elfin 10"4° 'Doh" wide
Hull city Mune will give^ 3P.00° caught by an adigater at Trout Creek
Delano Wood a lad of 15, was
bonus towards the, erection of rattWaY
shops -if the people vote for it. : . Panama- Park, Florida, while in bath.'
, ingt and. so badly mutilated and bit -
Because the City of Hamilten neglect- ten thee he died soon after beteg re-
ed to Pay a rebate of 322,64 to a rate- scited by tot older brother,
rare', he has had a bailiff seize titre°
been asked to compel tbe yamination
fieatth ber titiAntinWg a'altinpagtglOpTsn(Lw' aasCaprreoaigpeitaCOten11
es si. ,
The Hamilton Board of into White River, as it was being driv-
en aboard a ferry boat, and all were
of all ohildren attending ' Qui Public drowned. The dead are: Mra. Albert
schools, .
Herr .Prof. Oscar, a Well-known Ger- InenyBeDIPilfinounr. 119nsel chlidiell and 1lEigs
man petrographical geologist, joined Eight, hundred cloakmakers employ -
the staff ot th,e Geological Department • ed, in ie shoos in New armar joined the
at Ottawa. ranks of the strikers Tuesday, in-.
F. W. Thompson, Manitoba. mane- creasing the number on strike to a
ger for Ogilvie's mills, thinks the wheat total of 3,000. The striker.; demand
orop of the Northwest will exceed tiny better wages and a reduction in the
working, hours.
.- . res en No nley, to the studinite
1141,4,
r wric)(
RS. WINTIE WHAT.
4lenee Fined for the rebielpall %vein*
Vereets Parte or the Previlitee.
rodhetrial Fair, TorOnto,
million bushels.
Farm' Janda on, the eighth concession P id t Ki •
Farm and Isolated TOW0 Property
Only Insured. •
OFFICERS; . •
J, B. McLean, Plastid nt, icemen - P. 0.:
Thomas Frazer, vice-president, Bruceneld
W, J Shannon. saw-Treas.. Soaforth P. O.;
Thomas E. Hays. Inspector of Loans, Beaforth
P. 0. •
DIRECTORS;
. W, G. Broadfoot, seaforth ; John 0, Grieve,
Wintl rep: George Dale, Peatorth: Thomas E,
Bays, sestet -1h; „Tamest Evens, Beeehwood ;
John Watt, Harnett. Thema.' Frazer, Btuce-
field; • John B. McLean, Hippenr-James
Connolly, Cliteon. •
Rota Smith, IlaSeek• potion McMillan, S'ia.
forth: James Cumminge, Egmendville, J, w.
Yeor,liolmesville P 0.; John Govettook and
J ohn°. Morrison, auditors.
Parties desirous to effect insurance or tran-
sact other business will be promptly atten
to on application to any of the. above officers
addressed to their reapeetiae post offices.
Grand Tru:nk
Trains arriee and leave, Clinton Station as
follows :
Buffalo and Goclerich District :- •
Going West, Mixed .... , .. . .. , scam a,ni
" " Express .... . . . 12.55 pan.
Mixed 7.o5 p.m.
Expre.ss 10.27 p.m.
Going Eaet, Express 740 a.nt.•
ic it
" 4' Mixed 4.35 poet
London, Huron and ghee
Sguth, .. . .47:2457.p:11,a1;
Going North,' '1 toss a.m.
'6 se p.m.
M. C. DICKSON, • W. E. Davis,
Dis. Pass. Agent, G. P. a: T. A.,
Torten°. Montreal.
A. 0. Parrisne, G.T:R. Agent at Clinton
FEAR THE' km? OF THE Avo4Lp.
A. sensing Pante Among the Esseanented
Classes of southern Etvoola.' '
. •A 'despatch tom St. Petersburg,
sayst-Sitenorts' from Southere Ressia
My that, a runiour of. the !rpm -Caching
end. of the world is' ceasing panic
among the nneduce.ted classes., At
Kharkov, the capital of the govern -
bunk of thatitaine, workinen are leav-
ing the city in large ritinibers, wishing
to spend what they consider•their last
days at their village homes.. The fac-
tory-ownera have asked the pollee to'
stop this einigkation, in Order to pae-
vent the ruiiiation of businees.
• •
ADULTERATED COFFEE.
Painted. coffee beans are ainoets the
latest euriosities of the adulterated
food market. • Inferior beans are color-
ed with burnt umber and made to look
like the finest Mecha. They are dee
scribed as "satiny -brown outside,. yel-
low inaide and tastelees."
'UNDERSHIRTS,
Pretty underskirts cap"be inside of
'dainty cambric in plain colors, and a
simple and stylish way is to fieish the
skirt with pleating about twelve 'inches
deep. The top can. be edged meth nar-
row satin ribbon looped at intervals
into loose rosettes. The pleating is
easily made and does net require near-
ly so much work as would rows of
ufr flea.
Office adjoining Foster's Photo Gallery --
Office Hours,- - 9 t° 5 -
At Zurich the second Thursday of each -
month. '
VETERINARY.
Blacliall 86 Ball,
Veterinary Surgeons, Government Veter
inary Inspectors. ' .
Office -Isaac Street,Clinton; Residenee,
Albert Street.
• LEGAL.
Sbott 86 McKenzie,
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC. ,
CLINTON AND BAYFIELD. '
Clinton Office -Elliott Block, tame at.
Bayfield Office-0,pen every Tie:vadat/ „
e -Main Street, first door wese
post Office. Money to loan, ' ,
James Scott. E, ei. McKenzie.
E. oampion, Q la,
Barrister, - Solicitor, - Notary, Sm.
GODERICH, ONT.
OPPICK-Over Davis' Drug Store,
Money, to Loan.
M. O. Johnston
Bar . , Wolter, Commissieher, Etc
' GODERICH, s 'ON
OPVICSa-Cor. Hatniltcm and. St, Andrew'd
• Streets.
We 41474011d,
Barristee Solicitor, Notary ituitlic,
'Ovetes s
EAVER113LOCK, CLINTbN
liEAFtS,
EXPERIENCE
PATENTS
?RNA MARKS
Oggiette
Ciesvotteurs Ate.
/throne sending sketchiest? doselleitterg
arveliiittetYtiltrattlia,siltrigittEoettrawanicre
tionstringrneeent sat au icon antra'
"Alt takr,t turihometrzrxreeeite
lintecat eons, eation aflame, in e
:StitiltMt Atherkarle
argesifii
N & C0,30111taidwayt Nevi ork
otitai4 st.,wa.014,00,
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an
Leaves
eve
Wall
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of Westminster have been devastated of the Catholic Summer School, at Cliff
by a bush fire, vehich has been raging Haven, near where the President is
for some days. /a. , • • spending a vaeatien, said the Pbilip-
;Prof. Mama., of the .17niversity of pine rebellion may belay but cannot
itiunchausen; is at Ottawa to make a defeat "its blessed mission of liberty
specie/ report on phosphate and other and humanity." ,
minerals in the Ottawa district. . Half a ton of dynamite, being used
Mr. John Keane, secretary of the by contractors, exploded on the plot .of
Ottawa Children's, Aid Society, is an ground at the comer of 135th street
advoeate ot the establishment of an anti Willis avenue, New York, Thum -
industrial school for boys in that city; day night, with terrific/ .effect, Several
• Mr. F, W. Merchan.t has reeigned the hiteurainnegsw.ehtaedilynjudraemaa agnecid. nura.ber
prineipalship of the London, Ont., Col-
•
iegiate Institute, to take the position large primortiOn of Northern New
of Principal of the new normal schen York, including the Counties .of Jeff -
•in That city. '
The first eutomobile carriage will ing swept, by fines forest fireso that
make its appearance .in Ottawa's have 'already destroyed thousalids, of
streets. in a fortnight. It is being (m. dollars weirth of veluable. timber land,
and. threaten to do inore serioua dam-
eporraTte.cdcon. fpitaromy,Ohieago by the Ottawa age.
The by-law to accept the Govetto GENERAL,
iment grant of 300,000 annually for ten The foot-and-mouth disease has in -
Years wesegiven its first reading at Noted Egypt.
the -meeting. of the Ottana City- Coun- • The hubcinic plague him eppeared at
arson, St. Lawrence and Lewis, is be -
eil Thursday night. • Oporto, Portugal. .
A traction engine broke through a Portugal is suffering from, earth -
wooden ;bridge in, Westminster Town- (lenses and ,sto, role7
ship 'and fell fifteen feet, The owner, - ma Nile Is lOw and Egyptian ecit74
George •Arthurs, fell with the engine, fen crops are threatened:
and was setiously injured. There were 3,450 deaths 'from the
M. Gauen, of Quebec, and Mr. Hairy
Bain, of Ottawa, have been •appomit-
ed to the departmental staff ih the
Yukon, the former as geographer and
tne latter as draughtsman.
-The Customs inepector at Montreal
discovered in vessels loading luinber
for u, s. ports oh. the lakes quantities
of 'tobacco, eigara and fruit. The Selz.
urea are valued at 3t5,000. .
•The honey crop 'of Canada will nat
amount to above one-fourth the yield
of last year. This is attributed to the
late spring, Which resulted in the hives
being weaker than usual.
A stree•t railway oar at London; Oat.,
was thrown off the track by some ob.
struction fn an eastern suburb of the
citi. The car was Wrecked and set, on
fire by a Mob, whieh was dispersed by
the Police.
Mrs. A. E. Hastings, of Kingston,
has iseued a writ against the Mont-
real Transportation. Company to re-
cover '325,000 as damages for the leas
of her husband, drowned off the tug
Bronson at Alexandria Bay on- 'June
22:. John ONeill. father of the other
young man drowned at the same time,
will also take proc,oedings against the
company.; '
...The prospectus of the Quebec, Ham-
iltonst.is Fort William Navigation COM-
PailY, wheat protisicinal directers are
Hamilton capitatistet has been issued,
Ib states that at present it is only, in-
tended to, build twe large vessele
carry' grain iron ore and coal bee
tween Fore William, or Duluth, Mont-
real and intermediate porta. It is es-
timated that these vessels will each
cost from 3120,000 to 3130,000. .
•A 'great log jam, containing nearly
100,000 logs, has, been piled up at the
Cascades, abbut fifteen miles uP the
Gatineau. Tbe jam has been allowed
to accumulate to its present propor-
tions, because there are already too
many' logs at the GovernMent • &tem
at the mouth -of the Gatineau, where
the eorting out of the various firms'
legs is done. The question is: "Hoie
is the jam to be brokent'' Four yearii
ago dynamite was used.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Countees of Warwick has em-
braced the Socialist faith.
Lord Pauncefote's new title will be
Lord Pauncefote /of Presfon. •
Sir Thomas Lipton has donated £100
to the Lord Mayor% West Indies relief,
A. London. despatch says that MS
has beeh the driest summer in England
on record. •
The cable rates between South Afripa.
and England will be reduced to 4a e
ward in September.
An explosion ocourred hi a colliery
at. Durham, Tuesdag, In which two
men were killed and seven others se-
riou,sly injured, •
A Lenarkshirefirni has secured an
order for ten thousand Lona of steel
'retie for. the 'United Statee, 'Other ors
dors are expected; • s
The Lord. Mayor of London -has,
opened' a fund at the Mansion House
for the relief sufferers from the
West Indian hurricane.
The Glasgow Tramway Corrimittee
has accepted the tender of an Amer'.
can firm' for engines to supply electric
power, 'The figure Wool 6570,000.
Se the' felling of the hair tells --Itt. Hon. Mr. Chaplin, President of
tbe 'Local Government Board in Great
of the epproach of age and Britain, has atiggested that an old age
declining power. pension fued be provided by a tax of
• No matter how barren the tree a Alining a gearter on wheat,
Signor Mareoni, in his experiments
with wireleas telegraphy at 'Dover on
-Wednehday made a e,omplete seccess
the naessages passing through neveral
miles of cliffs, upon which Dover CUB -
stands, and 12 miles warms the sea.
Comment has been aronaed in Cape
Town by the shipping of 1,000,000 carte
ridges to IlloeMfontein. It was charged
that them were destined for the Trans-
vaal. Ur. Schreiner, the, Ceri Pre-
Otitinge Pree, State, which ie On friend-
ly ‘terma with Great Britain.
The Edinburgh Scotsman says that
nor how leafless it may seem,
you confidently expect lesves
again. And whyP
Because there Is life at the
_ roots. '
- Se you need not worry about
the falling of your hair, the
_ threatened departure of youth
- and beauty., And why?
_- Because if there is a lipid( of
I life remaining lit the root! Of
- the hair
NAIR
VIGOR
Will *tante it Into heelthy ictiv.
ity.. The hair castes to come
out t it begins to grow: and the
gloty Of your youth le teetered
tti you,
We have tit book en the Hidt
and Ditbatet, It lit free.
Me ilia Atfoltone rritts,
It rex do eat etas eittbetiatelita,
tattiett.f ISTP
- 1:6111"41;hbtottri,
I N'n :01V/bk. irftlio WA.
Mier, stetea that they belonge to the
trade between Great Britain and the
Ai*. 20. Sept. 0
Mistelattuoll Bedford, Que. .Aug. 2040
Dundee County, hferrieberg.AUtr. 2041
Clarke,. Orono. . Boot. 1248
Eldon, Woodville, .Sept. 1446
Eastern, Sherbrooke, que. Sept. 4-0
Glengarry, Williamstown. ,Sept. 5-6
Reseal Volintr, Metcalf. ,Sept. 5-6
Elgin Eaet, St. Thosinie. .Sept. 6-8
Western Fair, London. . .Sept. 7-16
Lanark Southi Perth. . .Sept. 11-10
Kingstou, Kingston. „Sot. 1144
QUebeci Expesitiea, Qtm. • Sept. 11-10
New l3runswielt Provincial,
_St. Joim, N.B. . . ,SePt. lis20
Great; Nort here, Ceiling-
vnenL . eSeids 10'20
Central Canada, Ottawa, Sept. 11-23
Prescett County, Vankleek
Hill. . , . Sept. 12-13
Wellesley, Wellesley.. , Sept. 12-13
Emmet Brom° Centre. . . Sept, 12-13
Stormoitt, Newington. . Sept. 12-18
Owen Sound, Owen Sound. Sept, 12-14
Bay or Quintet Belleville. Sept, 18-14
Carleton CeuntY, Itichmona.Sepn la -19
Shefford, Waterloo, Que• . Sept. 14-15
Durham West, Bewesau- '
eine, 0%14. 14-15
Wilmot, New Hambitig. . Sept. 14-15
Elden, Woodville. . . Beet. 14-15
Roxborough, Avonmore, Sept. 15
Southern, Brantford, Sept. 10-2t
Stet:thee . and Ueborne,
Exeter. , . Sept. 18-19
Lennox, Naeanee- „, -SePte 18119
Middlesex West, Strathroys Sept. 18-20
Peterboro Central, Peter-
boro. . . . . .Sept. 18-20
durcet °carat, Clinton.. ...Sept. 19-20
Lakefield, Lakefield, . Sept, 19-20
itlesherton, Flesherton. . Step t. 19-20
Turnberrya Winghant Sept. 19-20.
44110E1 IN 001Tid Affitit ER 8 81 Tlig
-t
erealie
• ,ResUlta Teetil Made By 011iarlO -THE WOUNDED COUNSEL OIVEN A .Pliett Or 'Drain, Cheat), 40
Fanners. WARN WELCOME. Oft Leading MVO,
Northern, Walkerton.. . Sept. 19-20
Presoott, Prescett. . . Sept, nal
North -York, Newmaiket. . „Sept..19:21
Central, Guelph: 1. Sept, 10-21.
Great Northern, Coiling- .
wOod. . . . s Sept., 19-20
Scugog, Port Perry._ a Sept: 20-22
Rainham, Raioham Centre. 6%0.'21
Petroleas Petrelea. , Sept. 21-22
Alnwiek, Itoseseath. . . .Sept. 21-22
NSteiddlesex, Ailsa.Craig, .Sept. 21-22
North Brum, Pert Elgin.. . Sept. 21-22
Haat Elgin, Attester. . ;Sept. 21-23
Oxford North, Wood,atook. Sept. 21-23
Central, Lindsay. . . Sept. 21-28
Streetseille, Streetsville. . Sept. 22
Nova Scotia, Halifax, Na..3.. ,Sept. 28-30
Brant North, • •tearts. • .. Sept: 25-26
Ksquesing, Georgetown. o Sept. 26
Bruce Centre, Paisley, . . Sept. 26.27
Haldimand COuntg; Cayuga. Sept. 26-27
East , Larabtona Wa fford. ... Sept. 26-27
.N. Wanace, Palmerston. . Sept, 213;27
Brampton, BramPton. . Sept. 26-27
Grey South, Durban:a. . a Sept. 26 -27 -
Pilkington, Elora . • Sept, 26-27
Ancestor, Ancaster. • . Sept. 26-27
Ripley, Maley. . • . Sept. 26-27
North Ontario,. Uxbridge.. Sept, 26-27
West .Williams, . Sept. 26-27
Oxford' N., asid )V., ingere ' _
emit. . . . • . SePt. 26.-27
Kenyon; . • . Sept..26-27
Coboorg Central, Cohourg. Sept -26-27.
•Waterloo North, Berlin, • Sept. 26-27
Great Southern, 'Emma. a Sept. 26-28
Central, Peterborca . . Sept. 26-28
Si:elute, North, Stayner. • • . Sept, 26-28
plague .in the. Bombay presidencysnists _Northtnatelgen,..aculericle.s.sbepts,26-28
week. . • iiiirianlar, Chatham. . . Sept. 26-28
There 'were 22 'deaths • trom the Lanark. NorthrAlmoetle. • Sept. 26-28
plague at Hong Kong aed 26 new canes. Wellington Con'tect Fergus,. Sept.. 27-28
during the past week. • .. , • 'Prince Edavard,•Picton. . Sept. 27-28
Ontario and . Durham, •
• .The German , Goveinment's , canal Whitby. , . •• .. Sept. 27.28
sehemes have been' defeated hetet° by
the.Prussian •Lower ' • Wellington North; Harris. .
The New Sonth Wales dovernment Sencoe Central, Barrie; s •Sept..27-29
top, „ . • S.e0t. 27-28
budget shoWS a surplus' Of -estimated Seymour. Caniptiellford, „ 'Sept, 28-29
rebeipts over: suggested expenditures Orangeville, Orangeville. -Septa2849
anuruntirig to ,Z140,000..• ' • • ... . Weston; Weston. " ...Sept. 28-29
Renfrew South, Renfrew. . Sept: 28-29
Woolwich, Elmira. . . . Sept. 28-29
Waterloo SOuth, G.alt. . •.•Sept. 28-20
Halton, .Milton. . . . Sept. 28-29
teorint, Vas killed .while, attempting
• illeamilton. Smith, a Young English prfrocieungikd,.f:rouidncluerfail.d; ,,s.. 2298:2809
aseend /Mount Otemina, on the- ltals . Romney y.; • .0ct.. 2-3.
tan frontiea,•without a .guide. • • •
The filth cominandment, according to Alt ldietOrnaon, Baonitdoniimien Oct 2-3
. . .
the official Ruesian revision now reads: , Awaiting. , . ; . Oct. 2-1
"Hcinor thy father {and thg 'mother, .Cooksville, Cookeville. a. Oct. fi
the Emperor and. his officials, that thr Pinkernin, Pinkerton.. . ;ANA. • 3 •
days may be long, 440.0 Algoma .Estst, 'Sault Ste. ' •
The Czar, Eniperor 'William, and the (Marie. . a • . .• . Oct. 3-4,
Emperer of Auatna will go on a hunt Makes, Lucknow. • . , ' . Oct. 3-4
in Poland in Octeber, and incidentally Cookstown, Cookstown. . • .0ct. 3-4
discues."grave, political -matters." . Ferest, Fores• . • .. . ' Oct.. '3-4
.The Seri -trio' gales and heavy 'flews Raleigh, 'Bretalia. Oct. 3-4
. .
..in Chili continue. Near Santiago,. a Norwich & Derebein: wason- .
train fell into% river frean a railway Wag: . . . Oet, S-4
bridge andlifty pereons were drowned. Camden, Dresden, ..' a. • .: .Oct. ,3a5
A. Paris lOcksmith, name.d • Bonnet Perth! North, Stratfara. cot.. 073
•
Elmva le, . Elniveles . • . ,Oct. • 3-5
has been shot by ae unknown assailant
who saw hint in a street, and called .Dorehester, N„ Dorchester. Oet. .
out : "He tooks like one of those dirty 14e. r'se4". • "d Leamiligton' •
Jena." • . . . . • HoLewaelnrdirenidietow• a. • •.
It is reported from Calcutta that York -East, ellarkhara. . Oct:. 4-6
the surveying •stearner 'Resolute has Renfrew North, Beachburg. On. 3-6.
been sunk in collision with -the Bri- Charleatona Charleston. . Pct. '5-6
tish Steamer 'Seindia, with, the tloss Allistent, Allistoro Oct; 5-6
pf several. litres, . Dosanqu.et, Thedford. . Oet. 6
• A -Hassle:ft rescripti has been issned Pualinoh, Aberfoyle„. . . Oct.. 6
declaring that Talien-Wan, near Port Norwiela South„Otterville. Oct. • 6-7
Arthur, China, la a free port, andaan- Tilintry W., end Ns. Comber. Oct. . 6-7
nouncing that Russia will build a new Howick,tporrie.'• . . Oct.
city is -the neightorhood pf that place. Morris, ,Blytii, . • . . .. Oct.' 9-10
• iittuguat ,Mosetig, the Austa
ion uova Beaton, Becton., A . OA. 10-11
eminent • railroad offici at, charged 'with Peterbore, Es,Norvvond. • • . . Oct. 10-11
stealing emergencY itiobilization plans Ccilchestext. narrow, • . Oct, 10-11
and,' eelling -them to agents .9f ,France Ktneardine, Kincardine. . Oot. '10-11
arid' Russia, has' confessed. "Warld'a" Fair, Heaton, . Oct. 10-11
Eramosa, Rockwood. . . Oct. 10-11
Some rain has fallen in India, but Harwich, Blenheim. • . . Oct. 11-12
the conditions of the crops is very un- Rodney. . . • . • • Oct. 11-12
satisfactory, especially in the Descan Dungannon. • . ; ' ▪ . Oct.' 11-12
-district. The cultivators. in Guzerat Burford,. Burford. . . . Oct. 11-12
'at two rupees, 75c, a head.
and Kathiaway ere sellin.g their cattle Rochester and Maidstone,
Belle River. . s Oct.. 12-13
12-13
The'plague of ,Poona le daily becono Schomberg, Schimberg. Oct.
• ing..more virulent.' The natives are Orford, -Highgate, Oct...1445
panic-strieken, and ire fleeing to the Woodbridge •Fair, .. Wood -
country in all 'directions. The streets bridge. . . Oct. 17-18
are deserted, Tee relatives and friends E. Luther, Grand Valley. . Oct. 17-18
of 'the dead, leave' hurriedly the mo_ East Luther. I. • • cet- 1148
mime the funeral pyre is lighted. Norfolk Union, Simeze, . s Oct. 1749
Reports lrom the • Wrench treaty Meraviaittown. • Oct. 17-20
toast of Nevvfoundiand indicate . that F/ri.n, onto . Oct. 10-20
the results •of the' season's operations ...
thus far are very unfavorable to the '' JOUBERT'S APPEAL. -----
Wrench cod fishers and lobsterpeckers: '
catch. ign both theta" staples is far aninsvaal nenerntat canting renspitlet te
below the averages and altogether in.. . Ale queen. •
adequate to, reinutterate 'the French
forlthe expense of Maintaining fishery The •Catie Town correspondent of the
operations in that .nuarter. London Daily Mail says: --"General
• . • joubert's appeal, which Will reach the
.
WELSH COLONISfS FOR CANADA. pQhurett31,'reeellitSingatuirtel YhiefigtoatYcoaflitthinegDPuatniel:
A large Rigration to the nuatiaten cialOvSeir°yatlifaf,Agotridimin. thee TiaineransrivtaaatlhsevhIcit
the Semi Future. hen -led, he says, to 'British oppression
A. !despatch fine London, Bays t -The r°001"nhet flitrpee.,431 natashbeettaittigienlaesteisseeseeth:
Welsh may invade , Canada in large wee dominant, asserting that the
members. In the sixties $,C00 !Welsh- wire -pullers of the vile scheme are
men went to Patagonia, and, in .8nite tecitIthodee and Joseph H. Chamber -
of the Sterility of the country, they laite whom he cottples with Jameson.
Aliening to the Applebee murder, he
triumphed, and now send to Europe remincet the,, Queen of the "Jack -the -
demi of the finest wheat, grown In Ripper 8". crimes in London," .
The Argentine. Republics, which SAYS A. MOMS VIVENDI IS AS -
South Amenta. •
SUBED.
recently made no claim 011 Patagonia,
haw 'demands Military service from the Acton Republic' is making strenuous
The Goverentent of: the South Af-
entlere and °nape% them tedrill oa efforts& ,to perettade the local Porta -
Sundays. They are beginning to look gime° etithorities to permit the pas- •
to Great Britain for eatostanee.
Other Welshmen who desire- to end- sheasgeptionnininainlyntWilierneda"rneigateenstt 'Itot.Ithgaetr
grete have been looking. aboust,
folleWing the invitation of the Cati- with Great, Britain is assured. Two
Ind( effect, inating that a mock% vivendi
adittai High Commiasioner, David thineen4 cases of arras are due to ar-
Lloyd-George, meniber of Parliament stye hese teoesseeew en the 'nerman
for Carintrvorn, aod two others are to atelialiel. Reonig, from Hamburg, July
51b.
LITTLE OIlilleCAPTURE.
laelloitedi a 110 Pound Sturgeon %atilt a
Clothe* tine
despateh front Chatham says: -
Ermine Huff, a little girl Of nine
yeara, haa a paatillar experience with
clotheiline anil a hundred and ten -
pound eturgeon at. Lake Erie, about
IS miles email of Chatham. The lit-
tle ilrl, who is staying with Henry
.00.0
liavei been grown in the Experimental 41reS$ "11-14111144 4;41"•' "91* 11'""14
Eighty varietiee Of Wbster Wheat Leeks Weil. nut Appose: ie be Suffering
DePartment• of the Ontario Agricale 44411111"
A deepatch frew fteanea, saysi-lafai.
tural College for at least five yearti tre Labori,
int euceeesion, and the power to with- defence, vvoi713700747.1e'eet;r.-"
stand the eold weather, strength of c en TAM -
straw, amount of rust, yield of grain, day ale/Ili/1g' when the "en" day 01
Ora third week of the secend trial be.
weight per mean:red bushel. etc., Of
,eliela variety have been.carefully de- ga,n*
termtned eaoh. year. The results cif 11 The arrivill of M. Labor). wan the
uheile oacticai field experiments at • sigeet for scenes of extraordinary en.
thusitiani.. At 6.15 a.m., three ear.
ethoetto0Onil olergae tfoownnottlitteeliavseireyfobreatthtifinedls- riaqes, preceded by a number of hi.
for testing en the lanes threughouti °Yel(gi' d"Ve LuVit'boriTat °brisitt' ;31.tioan
the Province. The meoperative experi-ePtiteititt4.*/.
besinenttsavoetrateigee praesstuftetws iy4e a rtshosh oewxptehrait, 1414"1°1"8"
those varieties whicb have given the friends of the lawyer end emne police
Toe others contained
mfivene t:eacorsildinuoted at the College to. Inspectors,
A WARM WELCOME.
succession have nearly al- The orowd abOut the floe' building
ways given good setisfaction on Use aushed up to M. Lebon's carriage,
a.nd. a number of people eagerly thrust
their Miele through the windows to
greet the distinguished lawyer.
When ht. Labori descended be was
surrounded by friends and a hundred.
bands pressed his, while he was as-'
sailed ivith all sorts of ,queations, to
which he smiliagly replied: "I am get-
ting on Weil, my faienda, thank you,
Tnank you, •
Aa Labori still acoorapanied by
Krate. Laberi,, and a physician, enter-
ed -court room, the audience greet-
ed bim by standing up, and there was
a/gee/arm roar of applause, accompan-
ied by the clapping of hands, which
-was distinctly heard in the streets,
Tears sprang to the eyes Of the wounds
ed maa, who was evidently deep-
! y affected by the warm welcome.
Among thoee who greeted Ma Labori
der no place tbe information' befOre the. 7tieorn: Generals Billot and Kerne:, who
courteously enquired AA to his condi-
wheat growers at as early a date as
The Nattiorsit Ocpeclition, fitted nut
by King Cisme/ of Swedee, to' search
for Andree, has not yet found any
trace of the :Arnie explorer.
sail on Thursday ter Canada. Mr.
United Statea appears tci be very Lloyd -George phi he and his tom.
floiutishing, and that in consequence panions were going to spy out the
of the increase, a regular .fortnightly country and that he could atly nOtha
ebeesintship service will soon be estab. ing further until the end of ihe
lished between the Tyne and New viait.
York, instead; of the present ociweion.
al 'service,.
UNITED STATES. CANADIAN PORK FAVOUEED.
Forest. fires sre doing great damage
In Northern New York. neat* noose Propose", 'to Establish a
Admiral Dewey will arrive at Neat Piteking VitetOry here.
York between September 25 and SO. deepatch front Ottawa says :-With
' Peter Bantler aged 2, is dead at the object' of enlarging the market in
klYstnritttubtlYugo, ColInti bY 0- bite fr°61 a England, for Canadian hams and baeon,
a well.known London importer, Mr.
Two American' lieutenants were killt Oottrtenay, of X. and M. gourtentty, is
ed in a skirmish near Angeles on Sat.
urday evening. at present on a visit to this country.
01%1110 to Sons ShiliPuildere, Phlia* hog products, particularly hernia, have. hook in the Water'. Something tugged
able to get supplied et ran and eteel. Lenity thinks, that their Popularity to Mr. Linality, Whet Waft near. ' Be
tams of the Provinees
ta the autumn of 1898, seven varie-
ties of Winter wheat were .used for the
0e -operative tests. These were divid-
ed iota three sets with three varietiesi
'n each wit ; the Dawson's Golden
Mat being used in ol 'the sets as a
ba,sis by which, the retains of all The
varieties noold be• compared. with one
another- -
Zhe past winter was exceptionally
severe ow the winter wheat crop
throughout Ontario, consequently the
number complete tests is not so
large- its usual.:• Reports of sticcessfal-
ly conducted co -o. perative experiments
with winter Wheat werexeceived from
seventy-two experimenters hefore the
1211 inst, at which time we started;
to Work .up the summary results in or-
Locas wELL.
possible. It is interesting ao know . .
The lawyer lookedavery well, consid-
that these sevent,y-two gdod reports ering his recent experience. lie walked
camas from no less than twenty -oven quite briskly, but held his left arm.
counties and districts an Ontario, in- close to his side, in order not to dis-
turb tbe wound. Counsel was on-
clirding in the .West, Carletori • in the
East, and the Diatrict of Algoma in oc \title di to a .dligLwoerlld-ionuatirhioenaed a
the North. • As we sow about one mil. tom chair, behind the tabl
different farms thin t th 111 0911.1 ictl. court she wile surrounded
setneapa
lion aeres of wheat in Ontario each for the lawyers. Madame Labori also
received a hearty greeting. As she took
minima, the vomits of 'the winter
WI'Mat experiments condoned on the fnen s ;who overwhelmed her with
ug sou e ro- congratulations -on her husband's rer
niece are of inestimable value to covers,.
those interested in wheat /growing. At first the audience seemed to be
The following table • gives the com- appitehensive that Col Jouaust, presi-
parative yield, of straw and grain per dent of the ' court, might treat the
time of the varteties of winter wheat
tested on seventyatwo farms in 1899:
Straw. Gram
per acre. per acre
Dawson's Golden Chaff. ,t1an.38. bu2n2h.5e18
Stewart's Chtunpion. , 3.1 22.4
Early Tria-grawarr7.7:8----422:
Early Genesee Giant.. • 1.2 , 21.3 •
Imperial Amber. . . :1.3 • '20.4
Bearded Winter Fite, ...LI 19.4
Golden Drop. . t 1.0 . 10.2,
Three of the foregoing varieties have
been used, in the co-operatiVe feats
over Ontario, for well 61 the peat six
years' experiments with eaeh ot. these
varieties at the Agricultural College
and' also tbroughout Ontario. •
0.A.0 Tests Ont. Tests
ay. 6 /yrs. V . yrs
Varieties. • .. Muth. bush.
• per •adre: per acre.
pawson'a Golden Chaff. 47.5 30.4 '
Early Genesee Giant, .43.5 S7.6 -•
Early lied Clawson.... 434 '27.9
CONCLUSIONS; •
1. In the aserage yield, 'of winteir
Wheat per acre, the Dawsoa's Golden
Chaff stood highest among 11 varie-
ties teeted (Wee Ontario in. the year
1893, *Meng nine -varieties:an each of
the Years, ;1894, 1895 and 1896, and ama
oats seven varietiee, in each of the
-years, 1897, 1896,' and 1890, a
2, In the co-operative exPerimeets
for t899, the Stewart'e Champion,
Winter Fife, ' and Dawson's Golden
Chaff came through the winter the
best,' and the Golden Drop the pew-
& The Early Red Clawso(n,aad Imper-
ial Ainber were the first and the
Bearded Winter Fife.. and Stewart%
Champion were the last to mature in I noses. The prisoner indignantly de,
tied his alleged confession to Lebinn-
18499. n,o Golden chaff and th'e• Reneattlt, and, demanded that the tiiiae
had come when positive proofs of his
guilt', not mere " beliefs ''• Should be
shown. Two interesting scenes took
place., One was wheillg. Labori asked
Gen. Roget to giire his opinion of Es-,
terhasy% role, and. hie visit to theGer-
man LErbassy October( 23, 1897. Roget
replied, in ithe tone of studied disdain,
which he habittially adopts towards
counsel Thr the defence: " I absolute-
ly refuse/ te telt you." M. triton warm-
ly insisted, but the president of the
court crushed. him with a curt refusal
even to allow Gen. Reset to respond.
The second scene was between M.
Labori and eel. Jouaust, after the 'de-
poaition of the Royalist Deputy, De
Grancimaison, which consisted of a
ita de aga'n. t fo:eignera interi ening in
the affair, delivered in grandiloquent
style, with a peroration, ending with
the words, addressed to the judges
"le you- think Dregrus innocent, ac.
quit bitii ; but, if you decide he is
guilty, yon must pronounce his con-
demnation," The deputy-aocorapanied
this instruction to the court with
sweeping gestures, and tuaned tO leave
the stage, aMid roars of laughter 'from
the audience, which drew% a Hero,
stage villian look from him, that again
convulsed the court. •
Labori, however, called the de-
puty back. He wanted to examine sew.
0111 a( M. De Grandmitison's state-
ments. But Col. Joustest refused to
all ow thei questions to .be put, tit which
counsel becania tremendously itidig.
Minh; insisted, upon his right to do so,
fund a wham altercation entitled be-
tween( the presidetit of the eourt and
oitinsel, The foemer, hoeteVer main-
tained( deeisiorn, and M. Laliori sat
downrgagged and boiling over with in-
dignation, ,
reception to M. Labori as a demon
stration which woutd warrant tam in
clearing the court. It began, there-
fore, with a few timid claps of " the
hands, but was soon followed by ;am-
oral applause upon the part of the
whole audience, with the' exceptions of
av=fewspersousalatundhairatasthestatalla"a
the esoconurt. 3,1
ORE THEA.TRICS.
Dreyfus: entered the court room soon
afterWards, and a after saluting the
judges in the usual 'manner, . he
turned toll. Labori, with eutetretched
hand and a Smile of keen pleasure
lighted upa,his pate and 'usually im-
ptessiVe features. The laWinr took the
prisoper'a hand and shook it Warmly,
whereupon Dreyfus gave him another
look of gratitude and took his seat
in front of counsel's table, his back to-
ward thens. .
Col. al'outtust next read from a paper
an addoess ta M. Labon, the tone of•
the president being quite sympathetic.
The lawyer made an impassioned reply.
He was deeply affected and his voice
was Clear,. thotigh not 'so strong as bea
fore the outrage. He was •vety mire
ous amisexelteda-and•swayed to and fre
when he delivered his reply, wnich pro-
fou.ndly impressed his hearers. Hifi re-
marks considerably. fattgued him,, and
he sat dom.). flushed and holding. hi
side. He afterwards once or twice
nervously twitched his tingers, and
twinges of pain flitted over his face.
LIVELY SCENES. '
• Nothing very material b.as been
brought out ht the sessione ef the
cotirt-martial, but seVeral lively soenes
have occurred between counsel and wit-
ro•E.9.4
1 Tomlin), Aug. 25.-0We bad 82 loads
at tbe westero Cattle yards to -day,
Trade all round was slow, and *large
eliantity ot stUff West held over for to-
morrow'e market.
cattle, and prices were unchanged at
04.25 to 35, with an extra 15 cents for
the choicest.
There was not much doing In export
A good deal Of inferleir butchere oat-
tle was • unloaded On the market. The
want ot pasture still keeping the aver-
age quality of offeringe lows For
prime snuff there Watt, a fair deinand,
but trading was generally dull, with
pricea A shade lower.
(following are soine of toalayas tram-
,,
lima sold at 04.00 Per ewt"
actions: -
A. load of expert cattle, weight 1,275
rough export, weight JAG° lbs., solS
One load of mixed butchers' and
a t'04.0.5 per cwt.
at 04 Per owt.
One load export, weight 1,280 Ibis, Sold
A lot of ertra choice export, weight
1A40 lbs., sold at 5 per cwt.
were unchanged.
rriceal of eaport bulls and stokers
119, with quotations as low as 12 for
inferior. .
Good veals were in demand at 37 to
•
There wee a fair demand for sheep,
of which there Was a good ran. Prices
were the Rama. ap last Tuesday, 30 Per • , s i
cwt. for bucks, and §4 for ewes, being
the top figures.
Cows sold at 005 to 045 each ;
The hog market was easierr quota -
doing are unehanged from Tuesday, but
there was a tendency towards lower
prices, Too many light bogs are still
coming in; 35.36 1-2 per cwt. was the
highest general price though for a
few 'extra choice selec'tions as high art
$5.50 was paid,
Unntatiotus :-..-
• Following is the range of current
Shippers, per cwt. . . , 3 4 25 $ 5 15
Butcher, theice, do. . , 0 75 4 25
Cattle.
Butcher, med. to good. . 3 25 3 60
fluteher, inferior, a . 3 10 ' 3 25
Sheep and La.who,
Ewes, per cwt. . .' , . 3 75 4 00 ,
Bucks, per cwt.. . . . 2 50 300-
Spaing lambs, each. .. 3 00 4 00
Milkers and Calves.
Cows, each. a . . . . 2500 45 00
Calves, eaCh. . • • , 200 7 00
• Hogs:
e.Choiee • hogs, per cwt, s 4 50 5 36 1-,2 •
Ltght hogs, per cwt. . 4 12 a-2 4 62 1-2
Heavy ,h?.ge, per *cwt. 4 12 r-2 4 02 1-2 . •
Early Genesee Giant possessed the
etrongest strawaand the Bearded A'S -in-
ter Fife the weakest stravv in the
tests of this .yelir.
5. Stewart's Champion and the Beard-
ed Winter Fife produced the lengest
.and the Golden Drop the 'shortest
straw in 1899. .
6. ln.the co-operative experiments of
each of the pant six years, the Daw-
son's Golden-Chafewas one of the least
and the Early Genesee Giant was one
of the meet affected by rust. •
7. In- 1869, all varieties were practic-
ally free fisam smut which is nearly
always the case when no smut is sown
with the, wheat. -
8. The, Stewart's Champion and Daw-
son's Golden Chaff produced the
plumpest and Imperial Amber and Ear-
ly Bed Clawson, the most shrunken
grain in this year's testa.
9. The. Stewart's Champion and Daw-
son's Golden Chaff were the mist pop-
ular varieties and the Golden Drop
was the; least popular variety with the
experimenters in 1890.
10. During•the past seven years, the
Dawson% Golden Chaff has peen an
exceedingly popular variety -with the
farmers who have been conducting
them ccoopeta ti ye' experitnents
ihrotighout Canada. •
THSTRIBUTION OF SEED FOR TEST-
• ING PURPOSES.
The following two sets of winter
wheat. varieties will be sent free by
mail in oneehalf pound lots of each' vii-
riety, to farmera applying for them,
who will carefully test the three kinds
in the aet which they. aeon% and
will report the results after harvest
next year. The seed; will be taint ad
are received as Iong as the sUpply
an s it sh . order in which the applications
SET 1.
Dawson's Golden Chaff.
Early GensesBeze 2G,iant,
Early Red Clawson.
Dawson's Golden 'Chaff.
Diamond Grit.
Gold Coin.
Each person wishing Tie of these
oats should apply as early as poesible,
mentioning whin' set. he desires; and
the grain, with instruction.; (or test-
ing, and the blank form on whiebs 10,
report, will be furnished free' of cost
to his address, until the supply. of
grain for distribution is exhausted.
aradmintonsunicatione dhould be ad -
0. A. ZAVITZ-,
Everimentalist.
Agricultural College,
Guelph, Aug. 1711, 1899.
ESTERIIAZY MOBBED,
•
widener". Hest sten ereau at the Areit
, Vatter at Prance.
A despatch' from London angst -The
Daily Nowa says that ex.ltfajor Ester.
hazy, who is a fugitive from Prance,
was recognized. on Oxford street on
Tuesday, by a few psrsona. They began
groaning, aoa their &aloes soon At-
tracted other peraons, and' in a shoet
time it well-dressed cirovvd waa follow.
Lind ey at the lakej took a piece of log rAt,errhasy eking the street hoot.
clotheeline, tied ti, large hook on it, bag hire. The police interfered and dia.
arid got -a friend to bait it with a peraed the crowd, while .Esterhasy
pleeia of meet. SIM then went down made, Kt 080apn in a. nab,
delphia, are diselarginia men, being 44• been growing fa fake:, and Mar, es:: . at: tthb: ilitinbee AMOPRIATE,
The Erie Itailawy halt' cut the rate . will pe gaohatteed by 'the nstabliahntent ft6:Idthdel'6176ttlde hgairri bacalItleedd
took the clothealine, and after a otrug. horeeielie muk vition.
Tlui Milkman,* / am going to buy&
for round trip tickets between Chicago of 0. Petk-Pitoking hOUse ceneda glis landed a huge Bturgeon. The fish The IlOusekeeper ... tee, it will be so,
and New York to $18.45.'where the silt/ weeders tasiinlysfor the British market. meeenred feet inehm, and walked appropriate - goes eo well with the
gle fare Wail $20, And rate War la Ile Will likelF atart etleh Pork4aCk- 110 lbs. when dreamed. The int' Mit ovals mita you sou.
ing eatablielneent in Ontario. , le the tepid of the hour. ;
•.1
o.A.HOHT A HEAR. •
Tonrisne Experience in Lithe Of Kayo
muskete.
A despatch from Barrie, Ont., says: -
William Ajdorff Albernithey, Cole
embus, Ohio, had a startling experi-
ence on Tuesday morning while troll-
ing ow take of Bays, Mustkoka, district.
The talkie Was pasidling him over the
lake in aeareh of fish, which, did not
dome to his spoon, when suddenly they
saw a large hear enter the lake, and
proceed to awins acroas. The only arm-
ament aboard., was a 44-ealibre rifle,
tended for small game. The guide, wi-
der directions, followed up the big
quarry, and put a couple of abets -in
him before he reached the shore. The
beak evidently was not overpowered by
the, bullets, for he 'darted up the
ateep side of the shore and disappear.
ed into the woods which afforded
mete thicket. •Atr. Albernithey and his
guide fcillowed and presently came
aerate bruin in the midst of a patch
of berry, bushes. The bear was evident.
ly hurt overely, and showed tio fight,
so that it wee an easy, thing for the
two men, to dispateh it. They brought
the cartiane in triumph to the, hotel,
arid Mr. Albernithey has consigned the
akin to aa local tannery to be Mired.
This itt the first instance of a bear
ever having been killed on take of
Bays.
SBOULD BAVE TIIOITOIIT Or MAT,.
I've &mitt to tell you, sir, that the
photograplieda you took Of the other
day art not at all satisfactory. Why.
my husband looks like an ape
Weil. madame', you should have
thought of that befetes you had him
,telten.
Buffalo Aug. 25.--Sprina wheat -
Strong ; 1 Northern, 77 7-8 to 78
1-8c . No. 2,, Northern, ,e.i.f„ 7$ 3-13c.
•er w eat -Strongly held; No. 1
.white and, NO. 2 /red, 73o bid, ,Lo arrive.
Corna-Virm; No..2 yellow, 37 1.4b ; No,
.3 yellow, 37e ; No. 2 corn, 864-2e.; No.
,3 own, 30 to 30 1-4c. Pats -Strong; No.
2 whiteS215 la2c ; No.11, white, 24 3-4 to
a5c ; No. 4 white, 23 3-4 to 24c ; No. 2
"mixedi 23 1.20; No. 3 mixed, 230. Rye
-No offerings. Caaal,freights-Steady.
Flour-aFirm:
Detroit, Atig. 25. -Wheat
No:,1 white, eash,:72.1-2e ; No, g red,
cash, 73 1.-2c ; September, 74 _Wes. •
Decemher, re. ' • ":" ""
Duluth, Aug. 23. -Wheat -No. 1
hard, bash, 71 7-8c ; September, 73 1-8e;
December, '72 743o ; No. 1 Nortbern,
cash,: 72 3-8e; September, '71 1-8c ; Dec-
ember,: 71 7-8o ; May,•75e; No. 2 portIlis
eria 68 1-8c ; No. '3 spring, 65 3-8e.
Milwaukee„ Aug. 25--;Whenta-No. 1
Northern, 72 10 '74e ; No. 2 spring; IB
1-2, to 72 .1.4c. ; No. 2, 54
ta 3-40. Alarley-L.Steady ; No. 2, 41
'1-2 to 4ac ; sample, 35 to 41c.
Toledo; Aug. 25.•a•Wheat-No,.2, cash,
.72.1^; September, 73 1-8c ; December,
70 1.80.- Corn -No. 2 MiXtd, 34c. Oates
a -Nm 2 muted, 21c. Rye -No. 2, cash,
55c bid. Clover seed -Prime, copal,
34.05; October, 34.55. 011-Unchang.
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: THE SHARPERS poi' $5,996.
A freScolt hummed in the 014, 014
; ivay-were 10 Purchase lila farm.
' At deepateh from tiro:donna, Ont.,'
says :-Janies Connell, a wealthy,' fir;
tor, tesidiag seven Miles back of Pres-
atatt, was relieved of 35,0o0 oh Weduntsa..
day by two* sharperea Last Thursday, .
two well-dressed strangere, who repaea
seatted, theniselves as sons el a Meth*:
diet ,nitnister, called on Mr. Connell at
his home; aaiimaxparessed desare to.
buy' his farm; Negotiationa; were now.
ducted, and- the deal WUS satiefactarilit•
settled. "Connell came: to larockville•
.Weatuesday, and was imeomparaed hy
one of the sharpean, drew 35,000..
from( the bank, and was introduced to.
a card game, in wnich he was extraor-
dinarily lucky.
Bunco then hired a rig and:
started With Connell for the . farina'.
where final arrangements Were to be.
niade and, the earchase ,tponey paid..
over,. Ait,ita, caslthox Was letrOducedi
for ilifetyi tund the ferna Money and,
Connell's $5,00J were placed thereinc.,
OPENED OHS BOX ANA) FOUND A
Aboue, three-q7a.OrNteliii:s. cis C a Mile' frona •
Stune'it .Corners the othet shaaper was
overtaken, and he aaid that important
buttimems re/Milted their immediate at-
tention at Prescott. Cosinell got net
andahis 'moneyed friend, said:-.
"Here's thie tag, path take tare ot it,
andfwe will be there to -morrow or !the
"exottIndtitlY1.-"asked for the key, bUt we. s'
told that it had been f,orgotten. Ile
thelo started. to walk home, 'but, be- "
coming! suspielous, broke open the box
and. found th'n.t the sole contents WAS
a. atone. lie hastened, to the farnx of
ahatles Stane, at Stone's Corners,
wihom he told that he had been -robbed.
at 310,020, Stone hitched, up, and drove .
Connell into Prescott, bet the sharpens
bed 25 ininu,tesw start, end crossed to
Ogden/Aux& NS. The rig was located
oill Lisbon, Mut the sharpers have nee
been (found. at this writing. A Prescott
newsboy Saw the men at the dock, and •
estah 'displayed large roils et bills. The
altarpers bays been hanging about
Prescott, for a week.
• ANDERSON SENT FOR TRIAL.
Defence Withhold Evidence in the Winni-
peg Robbery Vitae.
'Beclitottaa ttteSta qoiedsop y
says :-The PrelinlinarS trial, against
young Anderson, charged with bank
robbery was. concluded on Wednesday,
Detective Davie' evidencei was read over
to him and signed.
3. T. Meek, accountant for tlia„lafe
Clary Manufaeturing Company, Was
exantined, and gave the accused a high
character. Ile said he was a most effi.
dent °Moe hand.
4.1 the conclusion. of Black s evidence
Anderson wad committed& to atand his
trial before a Supreme Court. The as-
sizes will be held next November. An-
derson vrill go befere a inry.
donee was offered, by the defencew
SPURIOUS MANUSCRIPTS.
An Englieh offices, who ia now eh.,
gaged in some exploring work in Oen.,
tral Asia, hes diecOvered that there ex.
fats in '<Wotan a regular manufactory
of old Atiiatle manusetipt relies, arid so
large is the output that he belieVes
that at lewd 05 per cent, of the, wenn.
seripta which have reaehed Ourope
from Central Asia during recent years
are apnriolts.
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