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W. X. lilITOBEI.,L, •
Editor and. Proprietor.
THE MOLSON'SAN1(
.At PalW' tot isot
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camel. $4,900,000
Ritsr , *1,S0o,000 '
Reed
MONTREAL.
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UOLEON, IllAcPtilliB8ONO President
E.WOLPIAlik.TAN 01110,40,8,Gen. Manager
Notesdisrounted. Collections made, Matta
18SUed.' Oterling and Aineriesu Exuhnuge
aht end fella Wryest allowed on DePuslo
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SAVING/3 mum.
Interest allowed on surns of. Si and up.
• FARMERS.
,v/410110y advaflcecl to ,forn10111QII their own
bbthEt with °Tie or mere endorsets.„ No molt-
. gage required :is security. .
. U. C. BREWER, Manager, Clinton.
G. D. IVIcTAGGAR
Banker,
A I BEIIT-. STREET, - CLINTON
A General Bankieg fleshless Transacted.
Notes Discotinted. Drafts Tssued.
, Interest Allowed'on Deposits.
croza uras.,,r3cocrit
cLill'rON • • - -• •ONT
• Wire, Aceident and Idfe Inenrente.--
Trsnsacted, Itepresents several or oho Veit
companies and. any information 'mating to
• lieureneo toriele given. Galardi ,Dotriot
eeentfor the confederation Life /neurone&
Co. Stoney to Loan on ateasonanne Rates
Offiee--Palace block, opposite Market.
• CONVEYANCING.
• John iid9ut,
..Cenveyaneerf 'CproorisSiorier, Etc, ,
".Oire insurance. - • - • Real Estate.
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Money to Lend.
Officao-littlION ...STREET, CLINTON
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MEDICAL
Dr. W. Gunn --
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R. C. P. and L. R. C. S., Edieburgh,
Office -Ontario Street, 'Clinton. t Night
calls, at, front door of residence On Rotten -
bury Street, opp.. Presbyterian Cleirch.
-." Dr Wm. Graham
(Successor to Dr, Turnbull.)
Licentiate of the Royal College of Physic-
ians, London, Eng.
Offiee and Residence, Perrin's Block,
ately occupied by Dr. Turnbull. '
• Dr. Shatv,
, Office -Ontario Street, opposite English
church„ formerly occupied Dy pr. Apple-
ton.
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DR, .0. W. THOMPSON
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OHVSICIAN AND SURGEON. '
,Office and Residence next to Molsonse
Bank, Rattenbury street, Clinton.
.DENTIORY:
, Dr, BRUCE,
. Surgeon Dentist
,OPEIGE...-Over Taylors Shoe Store,
Clinton, Ono C Special attention to preser•
vation of natufal teeth. .
N.B.-Will visitBlyth every Monday and
.Bayfield every Thursday afternoon during
the minuner.
DR. •AGNEWDENTIST.
Once Adjoining Foster's Photo Gallery-
OftIce Heins, ": 9 to 5,
At Zurich 'the second Thursday 'of each
1;.aekall 86 Bali,
vete rninetri .eter
riflery Surgeons. Gove
Mary Inspeckno.
Office-leaac Street,Clinton; Ralicience,
Albert Street./ `O.
VETERINARY.
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11CAL.:.
Scott & MelCenzi
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Eta
CLINTON AND HAYFIELD.
Clinton Office-Elllott liltok, Isaac .et.
Bayfield, Office -Open every Thursday
etreet, firet door west of
Poet Offirsee,Money to load.
jamet Scott, R. I/. Malrensie,
E. Campion, Q.0.,
Barrister, - Solkiter, o Notary; Yee.
GoOkfttGli, ONT..
Oelitet-,Ovei. Davis' Drug Wee.
Money to LAM.
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M. (), Minden,
Ilar SolicItor„ Commissioner, Ric
GOD/MIMI, -
ooviao-poe. Hamilton and St. Andrew's
Streets.
Brydene,'
• Berritifer. Solicitor, NotorY Pubffd etes.
Cteriett t
RAVER BLOCK, CLINTON
O YitAitIP
1EXPItHIEMON
,
John T. Envie
Tilt LEAPING CARONI
Smith's' Mole Appoint* Post
earriendered to the American*, hee heee
, .dletrieeted•
ville Perko): 444 at COW ItOrilber shipmenoto ottt Ot Doliteth for
Anis*: are **Omitted et illi,M000 t•O‘
gra killed hi light.SiLsonite001 pertft. Thl. II IS the banner month
n. •
eee At tn. conelusimw of the &viol 0014*
Rey. Itattilderion, tat Brantford,
declined the cell to Moncton. bratIme. In New York e.dmiralSempeon
The °tope of British Columbia. have NwiorUthl*rAttnlYenvtr44
ellequathd"ronc"""nat hiedow°nt trk:
been injured by sued and rainy lifieeet,
wether. •
•• The Allen Line Astearaeltip Perielan d t d are
Dv:neeillthecoat beceroarpilehrehroeuretead. and
an
rt ttfut b,Q,tat.T.:graungia. . laborers ou deeke have been ad-
ilght leek now get.ting 00o. The wages of day
' The patient*. who were b tten by the Yawed from 48 to 0.25 per day. •
mad, dog at Thameefore bave gone to
The United Settee contingent of the
Paeteue Inetitute, 1,1ew York. Canadian Rifix Xoint .Corantiaelou will
Salarr of Mr. Wm Ogilvie, Yoke** -.prepare a report to (Jotter se u out)*
Office
Th Govern ent has advanced the hold m t t irri date to
ALSO us 00 Air a an y
Art fur SiondartliJfitotooce Co
Hoed OPUS ter cosa, lionteeet
Winne* in fowl. 4110,00,000
breed's,* In canada•mamma •
Es.tb1di4ed b5 Tee relleble end terlrite
• ale TROVRILL
lloroedt* and 004eral Blookomitlt
Albert Street', North, Clinton.
JOBBING A SPKCIALTY.
Woodwork Ironed etald lireGoisee material
and guaranteed. Farm illieleineetetted
merenteeerebuibiandtiodeed,
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Tho AcKillop
Josurance . ,
rarm and Isolated Town Propert7
Only Insured,
• OFFICERS:
J. H. McLean. Psiti, at; Rippen P. O.:
Timmas'Prover,vilefrpresidentsBrueefteld P,11,
W. J..Shannon,' eteey,..Treest; Seqtarth_ P. O.;
ThomasE.,,Httys. blepeetor LossoFkgeatorth
P0. „ . •
1)/Rilettilta;
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W. 0, Broadfoot,"Geafortit JOtor O. Grieve,
Winthrop; 0001•So tatiorPeafortin-lhoMolrE:
1/eV Seaferlh f• Jetties Evans. Iteeetrwocid ;
John' 'Watt. liarlook.ThomaR Tracer, Brute -
field; John /3. ivieLean, Kippen: James
Connolly; Clinton,
• Smith, liarlook Robert IfolVillian,_Gea-
forth James Cummings, J, W.
Teo: goltnesvillo P. O.,: John 00VOntock and
Yohn.O. 41Orrifon, auditors.' .
Partile desitoie to effect insurance or•
sato other business will he promptly attenled
to 00 application to any of the above °dicers
addressed to their respective post offices. ,
Grand Trunk ItEti1way.
Trains arrive and leave Clinton Station as
" follows • -•""
Commissioner. from 5,000 t; 3.000. tete othe nestlatione undert en
Mr.
n
Ael* dor McLeod o torden, state
the CommiosAn. •
Man., herr been almoipted, Land 0IelMe1 The A•merielln Bicycle Company hie
Per the purehttee of the various ji
VoulMieelener for the Yukon district. completed its permanent organiatante.
tiou.
The members the Winnipeg
01 Board of Trade are diecuse1ng the ad... *Mande the °Meet an meat
VisabilitY 01 ROVerintlent grades ,for Prominent bicycle- concerns in „the
flax. • .vnit.ed States, there, will be- lemma
Tbe Simeoirreet Fool Company hes; 040,0. "PO ainek•
oemmeeeed operations et Barrie. The GENERAL,
ally capacity ot the maeldee, le fifteen Rome wili• have a univoral exbLb
tons. • , • • den in 1401, • ..
is prosecuting the drivers o4 union be arming.
busses for neglecting to take out It- geala may sell her African peesee.
comes. '
A Northern Pacific express train Two tease eases of btlb011iel Plena°
was dereinernear Winnipeg, enttOn?. have occurred, at Oporto.
Johnson, oxprella meeeenger, et rig. Thee Cologue Zeitatige.lo in insPired
TIM isentiOn BtratAt BallWaY Company The Orange Free State is reported to
01.01:14 to GerMally. •
Paul" killed. •article, virtually ebendone the Oellee
Rev. Itiebard Ednionds Jones, Qt of the Boers. , ,
Quudie: school, England, has been op -Six immtt:nd aveaChave been test by
Peinted prineipal et Trinity College
• -- the 'flooding of a coppen, mine at Iles -
Scheel, Port HoPeo •. • shi. Japan.
3. E. Taylor, Manager of - the • St. The, recent 1:ominous la yin to*.
and is euceeetle by J. H. Still. ?red,
Virregked'00 veesels. -
The -Irish 'International ItugbY'Boot, The ultan of MorOceia haa aoparree.
hall Cleb about to take a tour reraePceertlAuctadtellreigrilnig.k."!-41":14
through Canada. arriving Ili
about Sefitember 25th,
V., W. Powell, chief ,of , the Grand b° intending effect a analiellainn 'al
Trunk Statiotioak_Beeartment at Monte 84" °t "91aPh°1' 'km" in rermeee" '
rineattliehaws terteigrrdstt;asec, epi, Positton liahrus atiltalf the gulaGariaii neve/-
tat 74 years Old, is ^ to wed the Runge-
. ,•elan actress, A.rabeelie Nagyotiged'18.
UL poem, bus been
Netherlands , Woman's reported to have been discovered at the The
Disarm-
minesoioonf otalswenrr jaentciMintng-• owe- ament League has petitioned Queen
Victoria te avoid war With the Boers.
homes street has resigned one mused, ow leaa aegoo, lives aed
dent of the company.
ettn."n Japanese GovernMent is eittd to
Semite tit thierh
ikui; )1.
PAO
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„ A delehink -eetTil AA QS
tbe millet a the , ere**
tkrongieg out et th4i MAW* Ottirettt
Itheatre* teat night, au unknown wo-
man eirrek eerboile void, .end
.A. deaPateh from lionete *aye:- died an hour and e half later.
Tneaday wax, roomentous One the Though probably e dozen people 'were
trits1 of Capt. Dreyfue. The old queer. .7*-W/theme:a to the act, and hum -
tion ot the ewer doeumernts earee up, ,dreds More saw tbit wortute, erie
and the feet Wail hroutgbt out that knew her, end all enquiries failed to
papers had been pereeed$ to the court- elicit a Angle. tact that might lead to
martial in thla trial without the know- her identification,
ledge a the defence. . Thie le a shirt- Several people on Adelaide street
ling, tact When It le considered that between Bey and YOuge atreeta be
Mailer* obtained a new trial becauee„ tweet* nine and eleven Onlocie noticed
he was convicted beftire on evidence a elim etlei .0144 in white, wining back
and forth, apparently watching for
Immo one neer tbe Toronto Opera
house. While iser actions were net
PeeltliarOehe attracted iiiitee attention
preoccupied air and,pUrPoiletel
Shortly efter faleVen ffefflbedt stop-
ped her walk-in front of W. SPinle
eloon. and, Muldebly, putting her ben
111 Irer Pocket, she drew out a blu
two-ounce beetle et eartadie acid, and
raising it to lipe, swallowed th
Pigeon. Then she threw the efflPt
vest's), On the pavement, and walke
on someararde farther. She staggise
aeiddaewndailke,Mied ageing:4 store front fo
moment before alowir oinking to tbe
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lll$D AT THE EMERGENCY.
'that Was. cOMMoriloated in *sent to
hie judges. Poiselbly, it he is again
convicted there will be good grounde
for an appeal and Another trial.
The judge** denied the...request of Ni.
Labori for pormbesion, to call as wit,
mom for Dreyfue military attaches
of foreign Governments who, it is al.
leged, had bought military secrets
:rem Dreyfus. This is onsidered a
• bad blow for the Rimmed, though M.
Labori BOOMS to eattertain the hope
that he will be able to get this alit.
donee hater° the couri. by sumnsoning
the attaches to attend in their person-
al capacity. " •
A feature of • the mullion was the' Times who had been watching her
eloquent plea of it Senator of Franco hafl Until now eitemed parelysed, but
for preYfus. •It MoVed the speeta- 4" none erewd eurrelulded the Proaa
trate form. She was packed up. and
noit seat, owner of p elute loam In An Englishman named Hill and three
Alpine guicies have been killed while
the Yuk"' was drowned in in the Kinn" mountain climbing near. Zermatt,
dike riteer• Relatives otter 1)10,000 for
the roe -every of his. body. Switzerland. ••
o General Ludlow. MilitarY Governor
The body of .1".• So Gilchrist. miseino
Vietorta. B. C., bao been found oft 0? Havana, has offieilil imformation. Of
at
Macaulay Point there with a' bag ?f thirteen eased" of yeltow fever in the
stones tied about his "leek. •deLiertment. le- between sir Al -
The rain of Yesterday appeara to have' second c"n
_bvrilonerdnaenral over opsve
vier noeritrie kthaewhete Fro. fired Milner and President Kroger la
xece,iveo talked of. this time within the bounct-
Viott benefit fromtl,ot_fretting. (trim et Cain/ Colony.
74-7071-Orkrr. Quote Paterson, lot 4.' t'ne at' ilio'''Karelinsect)tunceealtred10% tsP`tithinanit6hvtidtilthugdh.oand-reattea le903:11, nadmititie da an
rtttetaherdOUtet;
mixed With it. Tee &so proved fatal but was !trirefited: and decapitated. •
on
ttliddiaolInCeis°Ronoshbtatt:gbriteeDd awshmaaeliwtchiloecti o.attlteolie!oseselaille. is'thseaoaNb°,ert2:8-nean'intWee :pne.arrSiOilneaark-
Buffalo and Goderich District r --
Going West, Mixed,. To. io ao's
4' Express..., , 12'55 P.M.
o Mixed... ....... 7.0S 1:".
" p.m.
Going Ease, Express 7,40a.m.
sr 4 • • • • a.ss p.m.„
" " 443s p.m.
. T
London, Huron and Bruce ,
Going South, Express ......... 7.47 lion,
" " • " 4,03 P.m.
Going North, " loos a.m.
41 . 6.SS torn,
M. C. Dmicsos, E. DAVIS,
Dis. Pass. Agent, G. P: St T. A., '
Toronto. . Montrea I
A. O. PATTISON, G.'IOL Agent at Clinton
THEN SLEPT TO DEATH.
✓ eettifarly Midden. **cense or a st;
• nate Child. •
4 de*Otoli from St. Catharines, says:
-.A peculiarly sudden death tocceired
about one o'clock On Thursday morn-
ing at the &We at Mr. Orebn ',Nichols,
his only daughter, jonnie, telling a
victim to acute •toxaemia. The girl,
'who watt seven years of ago, haa ,been
playing in the spark ori Wednesday att-
°moon, and went home complaining a
feeling eitilLy. She put on a jacket
and . stood near the etove, and
presently lay down. 'She fell into .n
sleep :004 7 o'clock, from whiell she
:did ,not awake, end since she did not
struggle in the least, or appear 'very
ill, no fears wereereueed. Two doe.
. tiers weftcalled in, but the little girl
'Passed PeoeetnalY nWaie shriotly after
midnight, • . . •
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A '04AvELANn CAR BLOVni UP
• Passengers, 'Ned oive Wave Broken
4A: deSpatolt from Cleveland, •O., says:
od•A ooMbincition Bar on the WIltribt ate -
Mos line was blown up by a powerful
explosion between Scoville and Quincy
attests teat night ,at 9.30. Therewere
six pastiengera on board, Dee of whom
e nstabied broken lege. .
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.B.Ussell Sage, wording to the New
York Times„ has a forttme of from
$20.000.009 to 150,000,000.
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of nothing better to tear the
fining of your throat and
lung.. It is better than wet
feet to Catlittl bronchitis and
pneumonia. Only keep it
up, long enough tad you
will succeed in reducingyour
weight, toeing your appedte,
brineng on a slow fever and
milting everything exactly'
• right -for the germ, of Ott-
• aumptioa.
Stop coitig • and you
will get
eist-Was watching' the wotk of ;Viet:trig including two women, were drowned.
a derailed street oar...
'recover.
The new building for t he militia Anarchists in Rio de &mime have
stores in Ottawa will be Iodated in sent a girl Anarchist to Paris te
,tigthueaoree,arbuott. ttbheOr aoroomervYntierld' by
yarptaierr- dYnatnite buildings of the Paris ExPo-
liament will not suffice. • bsiStvilern.beSenevearic4rei stied. the conspirators
It is reported that the directors of FraUlien ff°hatinaa't°ino a teacher,
in a position tir„pay the depositors started to climb the Planica, in the
julian Alpe, without guide, and her
La Banque du Peuple: will shortly be
the 45 per ceni. •of the balance stiii 'mUtilated lbodY. was found! at the foot
due for their, claime. or 4 a rook 204 metro high.
k.coordintsto reports received at the . Thee New Zealand House Relwe-
a nuniber of iseptains of ocean Vessels sentativee. committee has agreed) to
BePartmenr of Marine and ;Fisheries
Gov -
lately leafing Montreal . harbor have eminent to join in defrayingt the post
the resOlutions authorizing. the. ov
'been Overloadtng their Steamers. of the proposed Pacific °abbe
The Department of Militia and Deo A Johannesburg paper rleeffribee the
fence at Ottawa ,has deeidid oo asow Boer women as veryovarlike. They are
raembera of the Canadian militia who forming rine clubs in many districts,
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are possessors of Royal Ebunaile so- and petitioning the Transvaal Govern -
clay medals to Wear them 'With their °lel" against granting the franchise to
unitorms. . tha Uitlaaders. • • • ,
The difficulties *between the boot and '
shoe manufacturers and the tasters of
Quebec have apparently moue toan
rend. A modified, scale of Prices has 4:9A). 13"E49. Flt" FAMINE' "*
.
been eubraitted to the men, Which tluiy Terrible mortatity,lit german eget AM,
have accepted. Owing to Lona ,COninlinol firelight.
The London, Onto papera are die- Despatches from England any that
°"sing the' narehaae Pr'ik° sire" Tail" 40,000 persons have died of starvation
way property and. its operations by the
city as the best Wang of putting an in German East , Africa. The terrible
eact to thispresent unfortunate con. 'famine that is now decimating the
dition of affairs.
The Ontario Government his passed
an order in Council' appointing Prof.
Day, at present lecturer on agrieue:
tore an the Guelph College, tot the Posi-
tion of Farm Superintendent, which
has just been vacated by Mr. William
Rennie.
Two Matt fell fifty feet by the eol-
lapse of it staging On which they
were working in the Intercolonialoole-
stator building at St. 'John. Herbert
Harris of Truro fell Oil his head and
his brains Were dashed out. The oth-
ers will recover. • '
A representative of a large United
States milk condensing firm has been
in Woodstock for some days looking
over the ground with a View of es-
tablishing a branch either in Ingersoll
or Woodetook. About seventy hands
Would be Pulpit:led, half of therm girls.
The United States Consul at Ottawa
makes a report showing an enormous
increase in the value of exports from
the Ottawa district: Up to Jena 80
the total value of the exports for 1899
has been $2,838,291.85, as compared with
01,865,840M in 1808. The increase is,
therefore, $972,481,24.
A man named Bergeron makes adi-
daeit to the effect that he borrowed
$300 aff the instance of Lieutenant nor.
tin of the Montreal Police Faroe to pay
for hie appointment to the force, de-
l:raked the money in the Banque Ville
Marie and the bank auepended. no
loot hie Money, and Fortin tefused, to
help him.
The Cataract Power Company syndi-
cate has 'taken possession of the Ham-
ilton Street Railway, Hamilton Radial
Maestri° Railway, and Hamilton to Dun-
dee ItailVray, the busineee of the street
railway poising into the hands of the
Syorlicate on pathitent of about $125,000
Or 8180,03 fot the controlling interest
in the stook. . ,
The new Weistinghotiadintilekoacting
brake for nee on pateenger &aloe
waitifiven a trial on a Canadian Attixo
tie Railway train, and proved very
!satisfactory. Tile brake is designed
Particularly for quick action in time
of impending ectsidente. The train on
wbich it was .teated was run at be-
tween ST and 65 milea an hour,
an& in every ittetanee When tried the
brake worked well. :The ()amide At-
lafitie Railway authorities have deo
ailed to tidopt it on their 'system.
GROAT narrAts.
moth in England hasended a thir-
teen weeks' drought. —
Ifinnund Rutledge, the noted Lon-
don publieher, is dead.
tore to tours, and ,Made an inApression
UPOn the. Indigos, ,
As announced by Preeideol. Joutrest,
the _Grist, part" of. the Bearden ‘Of the
court-martial wile ems*.
LABORPS FORMAL STATEMENT,
When the'id,oOrs were opened for the
public *elan, M. ',abort, read a. brief
statement tO the effeet that it was
•the 001SM:writ Of opinion of the defence
that Wbile they hail hithertonot Called
foreignerit'to' testify, the Governnoent
hiving set the example, they. would.
nojoagei, refrain. front .•doinotOto.
Then intuit* to President Jetw.ust,
M. LabOrte Said: " We knew the par-
ticultiely delicate position of core
'maned in this matter, but we, must ask
that yell also summon witrieeses out-
side of rritime for Os. We *ant
Schneider, . Schwartskoppen, Paniz-
zardi, and, others. to prove directly, and
emphatically that Dreyfus never had
relations with foreign powers, and
Carried Into Buotherets drug store, Dr,
Crawford was aturtmoned,,, and he did
all that was Poeffible until the amba,
lance removed, the patient to the Emert
genoy lioopital. Here the hettee suro
goons and Br. Crawford labored with
her for an hour, but at tWenty-five
minnte4 to one death relieved. the WO -
Mau of her suffering, ,
The „ auleide was probably about
tWOntr•INQ Yttara old, fair, slim, ftAtd of
aboat the medium height, She Wore a
White blow?, a white pique, skirt, a
sailor hat, and a pair Of russet shoes.
On hee breast was a badge consieting
of an American flag bearing the let-
tere, " V. R. 0. Y. G. .,13. arranged
upon it. Underneath was tne motto
" Fraternity. Protection and Aid." The
woman% underclothing wiled' was of a
rather. °heel) variety, bore the marks
C., 21011,' 296.' • ,
THE, WHITE RIVER COUNTRT.
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never coramunicated to them the paPere 'rho oneveting Pewit' coinpletes its Work
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mentioned in the bordereate ' • n the Waen. • '
0.e'efarNiree, athisroeugashk tdhlaptiotmbeatiGo o voehrannMn ee lust, D eltpadeoPrtmonatrtoifrotre Outtteetvrao•rsehyass:-tuTrheee
d°m°11ainj *ern tCsarbearing
f for the ptrsdeeletaitto n.", I,. and new . . . ,.
surveying parties in the ilinkon this
protesteagaineLheolnoratood• s has just romance' me
terial difficulties of such action; andd departmen thn one of the parties nee
said it 'would " not assist the defence comPleted• its labors as far as it to 1)08
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anyhow. sible to 'do so. Application was made
After some consultation, the judges , .
retired to deliberate on the request, to tare Go'etratillent sea" tune ago for
Their decision wairaWaited with a ten- mining locations on the White river,
sion that was painful. When the judges a tributary of the Yukon, intereeeted
had returned, President 'Thuauat rese by the 141st merida°
in the boundary be-
andmously refused. to grant the defence's tivean Celle" and ' Alaalta* 13ef ate
announced that the court Unani-
request that. the aid of foreigners be grafting any applications the depart-
inookal. The announcement was fol- moot decided t0. send out, a ,survey
awlotawsoedirebicyka'dwaj.ohaunurrprib-Bahreu_sb4017,4,nOoducrotu rwthwleahs tra_vense OVII,ite 'river
oeurntrv and get out by the. Alaska:
r river to tne tlea. coast. Mx. Talbot was
.-o:rifiE EXCITING TRIA14 .. 'planed thoharg-'-e ot the party, which
of the 'morning sitting Was a scene in consists, of fear, men land 17 horses.
Which Laborio General Billet, 'Cpl. They, (Altered the country by the Dal-
Jeuroust. and Captain Dreyfus ,paitiei- ton trail, and had a hazardous journey.
lotted. Things had progressed quietly after the Dalton route- was left be -
'and ' even monotonously "up to . that hind. The valley of White
time. "La Dame Blanche,' .with her river w, as traversed :1lor 'a
famotts pearls in her Mire and. mewed lionindetobie distance, " whell . it
her neck, keit' whispering to her cone- was discovered that it took an: entirely
panion. , Others who from` the. first different trend from what Wait 'goner -
had taken the keenest intermit in ally supposed. The country became
every word tittered:in the court 'seem- practically impaseable, so that the
ed 'bored, and the intenstobeat in the party was eventually conipelled to re -
teem sento Several asleep. Suddenly, trace its steps. Gold colours. were
when General Billotoin low, eVeirtelleS, found at different points along the
again brought out what many deo creeks, and deeper in plentiful quanti-
°tared is the General's last catdoname:- ties, •but no gold -bearing • quartz was
ly, the complicity Of Dreyfus and Eeter., discovered. As an instance Of the diffi-
hazY; there was a remarkable 'ehartge et:titles Of thigeeountry it is mentienect
of !scene, M. LabOri, in terrible excite-,_ that a party of American Minere hood,
went and Waving his orate, protested lag for the upper vvOtoell Xlaska-
in a ringing voice. 'Dreyfus, 'Who had tereleforty-nitie, nal% to journey forty
been sittireg-11WIi-atatue, also juteped mules, having to pass over glaciers
tohboaanhudiisayfrea,ettaa,rogdpeenwispidiatturemittsphieiceeted:SutxFaim:ilhlinigits Moat ,Of the distairet
,
HER BURNS PROVED: FATAL.
With passion, said addressing Colonist' . •
tribes living along mid brick of the Xottaust: "I protest against tins odious
about.200 miles, is due to failure of the
east coast Zanzibar and unnhtteal accusation." • M. ',abed at the tianie
time was demanding to be heard; CO1-
... Mull &Mated, equally determined not
'rains during two consecutive seasons • to • hear him, called out "Maitre Lahore.
and consequently: inability fo raise the ttr,erafuasbeottiogazYO:at: supevialre:,13%Ftzt
mega upon which the. natives delaina down be wag deathly paleoand treinbl-
Toseate, Sept,
market* were about steady to.d*Y. .
Ontario*, were elioleonged. end lietellie
tubes were up le, *WOO to *trooper
take freights. Oittarle rod orld wato
are %tweed at 07 We, north end wear, -
Manitoba. No. 1 bard, Toronto and wee,
old at 80e; and, Elfe.
•Eiger -The livid nutrient fa qiilet.
Straight roller, to buyarie baga, middle
freights,. le quoted at pos end
$2.74 mired,
• Pilfreel-Scarce, lima quoted at
ell I* ;m.o. Middle freight/01. and
ahterte at 414‘
ess74k, fair emuirillootiouoo for
pewit for iMniedinte. ShipMente at 55e.,
earth and wert, Octonerfihipment 54e.
Oats-Steedy, New witite, math and
ereat, 23e, and mixed, tio• New wink°,
mot, Pohl at 24 1-2 to dec.
Bye.. -Quiet, Car Iota, emit, 4101 and
west, 49 1-ec,
• Corelliall. lite .2 American, trot*,
Toronto, 40e.
Barley-N.0W No. 2 barley, late parts
itebid for round lots.
PRODIJOE, •
Eggs -The anarket ie firm an4,
mend for No, A eggs at 14 to 14 leie
Second sell ise:,18 lel, to 180.
for subsistence. The suffering yriks ing like tr. leaf. ' •• . • •
*eat last year. and this year. the, most. THE END NEAR.: • .
afkpalling Owlet' lieve : been ' coming • All the evidence in the Drityfue case
from the stricken district, which ion- isi. in, and at tho emotion the protteout-
log counsel commenced hie oddress.
braces about 100,000. square 'miles. The
drought ia at an end at lad, its eopionit agreed tha.t ell signs, peittt to the ton-.
The auditors on leaving- the court
rains like fallen this stutuli4, but dentnatinn of the accused. Acquittal,
of °outlet, tie Possible, but would he a
thoutsands Of people have been, toe
• Ourproes, The defence tit plainly: Cue-
ifte;bhleastobeeltb greater since saint. ththisin°:atiani-s °4venlliploriligedtd. ntankaf3.431tit avepVelailngtoPihnet4iSig°11
began then before, - military coutf in Paris. The eppeal
The German Government started must (be heard within twenty-four
temporary hospitals, and all the Olio- hours after the decision of the °butt.
eionary and philanthropio societies Martial. If not allovved, the degrade -
have been active in relieving distrait'. tion ot Droyfn.s Will follow, as the Gov-.
Many Were reduced to go feeble a shit& erriinent is reported to he unwilling to
that rice, their usual food, was too again appeal to the Court of Cease.-
eoritse a tattoo Mid they timid not tion "'
digital it. Miasionariee verde in May p,ORROERVI CAUSES LAUGHTER.
that all tbe people of many towns had
perished and thousands were suffering Major Carriere was then called upon
from dysitiltery,, ulcers and ether die- .tt'deily" the final speech tet' the -Pre'
easeti that usually attend famine. ChB« seistittOti, which only histed an hour and
dtea.of eil nes were in a frightful a quarter, and which was generally
state of emeciation. In addition td the cha.radteriied as a weak oration. His
relief measures of the GOVerntratrit, the argiirriente' calared' hY hit/ Umiak man'
Mohammedane Of thit coakt, the Geri hemmer evoked Mitburate ot laughter.
Man Catholic niiselonaries and the Ile add that let considered 11 (0 be ea -
Chun.% MISsionato Soeiety of Ragland tablished that Dreyftla wrote the bor-
have been actiVe in relieving distress covering of oheet:Proholgewacsenoc:or:inatatithie-
ahd eupplying seed for the next Melo.
rept, but the diatress continued to be tiring manual with little difficulty,
.cant, he thought, and he pointed out
that Lireyfors could have Obtained the
Runde are Mill ,being sent • froth Eu-
Very 'great.
........„,.....-,......_
, •Moreover. tbe Major argued, Beterhasy
, could not say in ;emote that he was
' gong to the manoeuvres, While, HreY-
GEilERAL STRIKE OF SEAMEN.' fun eould geed thoUght sty Up tO Atigust
....f.. • 28. The overneneet Commialtrory af-
afirtmereadtitol:tihne hnittneesoitilf had noticed the
• handwriting
Extent or the lowliest Cininot 166 beget'
based for lionte pars.
Since 1894 th lettere which he hadwrit-
A.. despatch from London' eayse-The ten from Disvila bean& Alluding to'
general' stiligeof. seamen and steamer the *secret downer', the Major said that
firemen, vrnior hair • been threatened Saterbase ems not- IAA a position to
furelah the interesting information.
for tome time, Was do:dared on Mon- Dieeueeing the correspondence Ot ,„"A
day, the shopoWnere rebuilt* to atteept COL Schwartzkoppen, Major Car -
the invitetion of the Searnen and fire- riere declared emphatically. his belief
Onion for a conference In regard' butt Efortrae had relations- with the
power of which "A° was the agent.olle
to Beteg the rate of Wages for firemen declared that gaterhazy, jam oohing
and sailor* rar *steamer* at iso and for
sailors on sailing 'cartels At monthly, mat Ploquart had utterly failed to
to prove that he wee traitor, and
a *light advance in the. average wage!' 004,11bee him of the htheeenee of prey -
now paid- at the various: Initial' parte. eve ome„belle_f the innimenee of
Report* as to the'effeet and the -a -Ugh- Reeyfeofo, eafd mapp °Arturo, in 00e.
lilies of the rittittenlent have not yet been daideni.. what, been ttanatornma intp a
received except from south shields, tionvictien of hie malt, which ham been
Vireliman, the Axed° traveller, hes' where it es stated two thousand men
errived tat have gone out. Many meeting* have
The Lord Mayor of Dublin Ina been been held in the vieinity ot the ton -
invited. to New Yotle ita connection don docks, the speakers expreming the
With the -Stinteritestit Merest **statue to l determination of the men to remain
Cherie* Ste rt Parnell. idle until their demands have been
PNITED sTATIgs„, granted..But traffic at this ,port lute
Two tow mot at man hoe, atm not'yet been affected. It ie not like -
strengthened by the testiMony of the
witmemes for the proseoution. To.detyt
Tried to . Light cnoovolricie by Ntea,i 01
A deepatoli froniToronto begat -Mrs.
Martin- Mulcahy, 117 Jarvis street, was
attempting to light a fire Thursday
morning by Using deal when she
received burns which resulted in her
deeth at St. Mithael"s hospital shortly
after . •
When the woman went to light* the
fire to prepare dinner the wood did
not burn quickly, and, being in a
hurry, she pentad on a little coal oil,
and applied a match. /he flames shot
up instantly, and caught in her cloth.
tag asahe was stooping over. Before
she could extinguish the fire her hair
was wombed train her amid, and the
upper -portion of her body severely
Maned. Then, its elm was alone in, the
house, !Kra. Mulcahy had to lie down
and suffer in silence until her hus-
band returned from his business in
the Merket. As soon as he ,discent-
ered her condition he sent for the am-
bulance, and had the woman removed
lo St. •Mioluters hoimiital. She linger-
ed in agony for femoral hairs, and then
expired, es stated, at ten minutes past
five.
Deceitee'd wits 28 yeara old, and leaves
fOuriehildrett. tbe youngest being onlY
four mouther, old„ Her husband is a
dealer in levels at the market. ,
BOLD HOLD -IIP AT CORNWALL.
Fear Illettisiveymeri Chin:ter Mid
Wired et a Pollyanna.
.4. detinatch from Ottawa saya
About two o'clock on Thursday morn-
ing Alvin locecod wtiewaylaid by four
highwaYmert at .the cornet of Pitt and
Third street. They Stepped from be-
hind. a high tepee' and knoisked him
down with the butt end of a revolver.
After searching him they bound Pawed
hand and foot, and gagging hint With
hie own hat, tarried hint into a stcle
street. Another man • who happened
along Was Weed in the eatite way.
'When Officer Lalonde teaphed the
dormer the quartette "tapped eta, and
two of them Covering Ilia witla i
voivers ordered "Hands AV I" The of-
ficer isiitang out in the roadway, and
the higbivaymen fired four shote, none
of -which took effeet. Lalonde'
re-
treated down the street, and went at,.
ter Chief Caltner011, but by the time
he returned the quartette had made
thernitelves Entree.
A'
r camel to ton yoll oui my tout art4 OM° SALMON HACK RETURNS,
bOienee drat Dreyfus is guilty, and to ..st . • *oak
"k for78 0? Loot fiteeetel; *coed emir to onto" *
the .penal code.". Mg.
e. 4 „ deopatek from Ottawa seys:-.0f-
Krt121) 131 CIGA1211"Xi' Wei returnee place the salmon peek
*toped *t Ifluesze ronor.14. otgeinised for several day% in:trl A almost& from:St./Amin, Me., *Vat of Elitist* Oeitimbia for the present
Mr* JAI" 11" 1161444 C31161/1314111 than ite•ettint *111 /074 knoval er '.--Albert 'Wright, talliteeti ruts old, season at 61t,000 easel, Whbah is Seclend
the Delnooratio Walla's for fa°vOrror its remit keenly felt Th tfeet
There ;Ore 175 heehaw failures in eludes ell the port,* ha the pallid lave, George Knobs, ne Vrill be bur. Wen 1,106,477. inlet were put up. The •
the UnitedStates lest week, sItsInst 17! Eilkftkue, led froth his Motther's home, No. MAI .realr ors * A:orient tilde brings the
et Ohio. • . e Men 0
ot the union witting the eerike ibe tie414 a* ht4/* °f. bit br(418Sat °rib' to tho**IntooPlnetukl Peek of too,
a year eito. Oh the Pacific °oast up
tntemport Sherman has I:It
Francisco with the 00,1 . HAPI,XOSS the 4 titge ptiCei Pala to the
nt trete Manila. hgth thkekeigh and
egt ere killed end item. Red- Arerege. reading Pt:tenor gootittli ware Odd by Aortefiotin
nit avenue, in St Louis. Mal
Wright &worms eddieted to t 1,1 muse& nOteettY motto POW
I
tte habit over three years was
tles last year he innelotsh
.UI the ate nt of 00- ,eitturkt
-law, Dr. a
A rent forty to
ettolli a day. no Intd been 11
. but otte thoeglit li
h Mt o. of .4
Way w
a boiler 00qpItlfiltstf Gerner le *bout to lea* hi work de-. er
iron works, tite bungee& Mob ot
frovi Aintragro-Din y
won't he long
1 ne *yin* that Ia
• from naalkaya, and
ting our ARO
true orig
Potatoes-OfferIng freely and anther
easy here.. var 'lots are sold on track
shrs
witeaorinueas 45°400140111xPelloO,r btowolsfrot oPtietctestt•tboUrreStrecti:
iee
stook brings 55 to 65e per bag.
..13efens-Onoico band -picked beans
sell at $1.10, and common at 75 to 80o
.l'el)rrrbiedmhe'pplee-' Dealer* pay 4 /-Re for
dried etock, delivered here, and in
Etittedinal,lslottoa 8rteloel,i, at. slat:11611z; evapor-
Honer-itouna lots of honeys deliv-
ered bore, will Jbring' about 6 to 01-2c;
dealers quote from 6 1-2 to 7 1-2c per
lb. for 10 • to 60-4b. tins ; in comb,
around $1.25 to tit.40 per dozen see.
Bated bringS 08.50; car
lots, delivered here. Choiee is worth
about 250. more. « •
Straw-oUnettanged, Car . lots are
(quoted at! 04 to 05 on track.
Hops -Canadian crop light, but, as
the English* crop is large, the shortage
here Will not likely, affect tbe market.
New hops now arriving, but no quota-
tions yet. Dealers here sell at Montt
18 hi 20e, in the ordinary waiy for old,
and are paying holders outside. frem
10 to 18e. _ _ _
DAIRY PRODUCE. •
Butter -Market strong: Receipt e are
light and demand here keeps stody for
all choice. Quotations are ;-Dairy,
tubs, poor to medium. 15 to 16c; istrict-
ly choice, 17 to 18; small dairy lb prints.
about 19 to 20c; creamery,, 'tubs and
boxes, 21 to 22c; pounds, 23 to 24c. .
Cheese -Firm and likely to" continue
so for some time. Dealers here quote
from 11 lob to 1.2co,
DRESSED HOGS AND PROVISIONS,
There is a good steady demand and
prices firm and unaltered. Dreeired
hogs steady. Visoice butchers' weights
bring about 416.50 to 86,75, farmers'
loads, on the street.
Quotations for provisions are as fol -
Lewitt -Dry salted shoulders: 68-1 to 7c;
long clear bacon,' car lots,' 7 3-4o; ton
tote, 8e; case lots, 1-4o; backs, 8 3-4c.
Smoked • meets - Hams, heavy, 12e;
medium, 13o; light, 18o; .breakfast
bacon, 12 to 12' 1-20; pienio hams, 81-2
to 8 8-4c; roll bacon, 8.1.2 to so; smoked
backs, 11 1-2e. All meats out % of pickle
le, less than prices quoted for, smoked
meats, '• " •
Lard -Tierces, 6 8-4o; tubs, 7c; pails,
7e; compound, 51-2 to 59-4o.
Milwaukee, Sept. 9.-Vitheat-Steady;
No. 1 Northern, 70 1-2 to - 72cO No. 2
Northern, 69e. Rye - 'Higher; no&
55 1-2e. Barley -Firm; No. 2 42 Won
1-2e1 sample, 35 to 410.
Duluth, Sept. p. -Wheat, -,No. 1 hard,
dash, 70 1 -lo; September, 70 1 -lc;
December, 70c; No. 1 Northern, cash,
07 3-4c; September, 67 3-40; December,
•Bile Nay, 71 3-40; No. 2 Northern,
65 1-4o.
Butfalo, Sept. 9. -:-Spring wheat-
• ; No. r Northern, old, spot, 765-8c;
No. e Northern, old elf., 72 5.8c. Wirt.
ter whent-Dull 'and lower; No. 1
white and No. 2, red, 72o, Corn -
Strong; No. 2 yellow, $7 1-2e; No. 8
yellow, 37 1-4c; No, 4 yellow, 36 1-2e;
No. 2 corn,. 86 8-4 to 37c; No, 3 corn,
36 1-2o. Oats-Strting; good demand;
No. white', 25 1-2 to 25 3-4e; No. 3
white, 2.5c ; No, 4 white, 24c; No. 2 mix-
ed, , 23 1-2c; No: 3, mixed, 23e.
Rye -No. 1, on track, quoted
itt 000; No. ft, 59 1-2o. Vanel freights
-Dull. Flour-Firta.
Detroit, Sept. 0.--Wheat-Closedf-
No. 1 white, cash;70o ; No. 2 red, cash
and September, 71'1-2c: December, 74
3.8e. ,
SALE OF TIMBER LIMITS.
fifitisfling and Algona Berlin; Vetch
• 111431,o40. •
A despatch from Ottawa Savo -A
sate of timber limits was oondunted
here on Viredneaday` by Peter ItYae, Of
Toronto. The berths disposed of con-
sisted of limits in Nipiseing and Al-
goma, the property of the Erin Of Hale
and Booth. Om senicit partner died re-
cently, and the sale was called to wind
up the estate. The amount realized
was $431,000, which is considered a;
satisfactory return. Most of the lim-
its had, already been cut over. The
biddete veer° chiefly American and Ot-
tawa valley lumbernien.
Betths 2, 8, and 4, in the toveliship
ef Butt, Nipiesing, Were sold for *75,-
000, to J. R. Booth; of Ottawa.
Nos, 00 and 187, on Serpent river,
in 'Algoma, Consisting of 36 equate
miles Mode Were bought in by John
Chariton, M.P., for 080,004).
Berth, No. 82, on the north shore of
Lake Huron, from which some 20 Mil-
lion feet have been out, wits knocked
down for *815,000 to Thenias Pitts, of
Detroit and flay City, and John Chari-
ton.
•
ENGLISH WALL -PAPER TROT
Notiorm
AA the Omitente Ma Foot Agave to Pool
• e Progio.
A despatch from London, says:....
The Meat darinyg and what will ptobo
obit' be the matt eitocesitful trade coin-
binetion,ever formed, in this country
carnet into operation on Mendel,
thentanutititterere of wall !gorse with
All
the exception of fent fines in Loh-
dan have agreed to pool that. Prilfitti.
The capital aggregates 515,000,00e.
The promoters have guarded againat
foreign'competition by an arrangement
with the dealers who have Mined Dm
*entracte not to deal with foreign
thantoetteturers for ten years. Or the
eiril of UM years it is *tooted that the ;
eyndieate will be strong anon& to
ward, off all oentitetition.
The price of the chi:ape:it male of
Wall paper is to be rattled intteediatele
250 por . bo
those engaged" in the trade will be
thrown ent of employment. The sin- I
dictate expecte immense profit".
PKA.003
Yenta 1. ato
otigox ritp.effil4d1r
lalt, in 1400111Mo a
jt... 04.4)* *gain and
earlier vielene *Olen we
ed had eon* in a Pa
Whinh Pieehariela, utterly
/dot. .
8, WhaP geed than? Ae ihile 'Weil"
was asked the Onion *lowly unfolded
linelt. AS the aeer peered into the
misty dui:roses there loomed forth ek
eandleetiok all ot gold, a golden, ISM
Stand rather, siteh at' that Mode for
the tabernacle of Moses, with 4 Cen-
tral *rhea upholding a lainP, and ikr"
branch's* upisoldinglarape en each side.
The golden'. eandleatielc° of Selo.
mon% templet may have been somewhat
different in design, but that ot Benxi '
the. forte Of which is made faMiliar to
US by Alcalptures on the Arch of Titus,
wee similar to that hate described.
With a bowl neon the top. Per a reser-
rolf of oil. Seven lamps thereon. One
lattoi on the central short, and one on
each Of the eix-branchee. Seven pipes
to the fieven lamPe. Or, as the Itevis-
.ed Version has it, "Haven pipes to each
of the lamps. Probably the carldiefftieh
as Steen in the Vision was very large,
It May be taken as tbe type Of the
Church, of God, It was: Made of the-
costlieet materials. In its Parte it was
diverse and yet equal. Its purpose
was te- give light, but it was not the
light in itoelf, only the bearer ef the '
light, and it needed often to be re-
plenished and trimMed afresh. Tem'
olive trees, by it. The Oil burned for
light in :umlaut times was pressedfrom
olives. In thie vision the trees grew
op close to the candlestick, as an indi-
cation that the course et repleniehment
is at hand 'and inexhaustible ; 4 sym-
bol that the eupply of power does oot
come through tramp ministrations,.
but directly from on legit, from , the .
great God. ,
4, Whet are these, my • Lord? The
divine teachings are 1101 alto -aye under -
Mood, even by olovired men. It is
wise to ask questions. * • ' '
5. Enowest thou not. The angel'.
awls to be surprised that the prophet
did not understand the • symbolism.
Even to -day heavenly powers must
think it etrenge that we are not able
to reed the signs of God's providence.
Doubtless much of the vision was•plain ,
to Zerubbabel, butthere was depfluto
in it that required angelic revelatiOill, ---, ,
No, my lord, ., We should never 358
to
ashamea to acknowledge our if nor,
ance of the divine mysteries f we
would receive instruction. ibne tning
SOUDAN RAILWAY HORROR.
IritiS togriert With *tiddlers met Wein
mat rain rem itothte.
A deppetteh from London, sayie-The
Daily Mell's oorreindent at Cairo
ed rekteived front
S, near the oettfittenee
t troth return
With 1101dlire an
a trIrot fell
Of a
ere
MP OWN,
OW1Wh, 14 WO'
(
6. This is the word of theoLotd.Xere
is a message of plain words; tat fair"
u.nderstand But before wet study
this word 01 thei Lord let us back up --
on *lus symbolism of the candeeetiolo.
The Jewish nation was this candlestick
of the world, set in its place, to 'shed.
abroad the light of the world. The
Christian Church is the-cafidlestick of •
Christ. Weare ' to let our itlibt shine.
The . &woes of supply near, the an-
•elent Jews are nearer us, The Holy'
• Spirit' 'flows through our hearts ,,,a
the oil. to .the lamp. '3Sly Ood is
able to supply all your needs'a.ccord-
ing to his riches glory by Christ
Jesus." Not by might nor. by pewee!
Neither the Persian monarch, nor the
governor descended from David, nor
the high priest, nor the aggregated
Wealth of the. little nation can do this •
thing, No earthly power it sufficient
for the task. "What good would • a
lamp be without oill Even though the
temple he as beautiful as a candlestick
made of pure geld, It will ailed no light
into the dark places of the earth with-
out the oil of my Spirit, • saith the *
Lord of hosts,.
7. 0 great mountain. A figure repro-
sentin t the difficulties • wbich. arose
restore, the emote. The Samaritans " -
around Zeripriabet tu nisobndeavore r • •
had e hood in these, difficulties; so had
the . traitors at home; so had the Per-
sian empire, • so had Satan, Before
Zetubbabel Governor of Jerusalem.
Thou shalt become a plain. That is, be
totally obliterated.- God was. already . -
controlling the hearts of Men so as to •
favor Zorubbabel's plans, The head. _
stone thereof. The last , stone which
comPietel the tent*, tbe crown-
ing grace. Shoutinge-Acelemations of
joy. Grimm, grace unto it, . A suppliestiod for divine grace to rest upon the 5111084/107"" -
building. •• - .
D. His heed 'shail also finish it. A *,
Promise of =Measurable • eneourage,'
Meat to Zerubbabel.'it is not strange
that the people' dissatisfied( with
this prince. Though descended from
David, be 'was born: and had been
brought up in Babylon. • Ile was not
king, only governor, and that by the
grace Of the proud tyrant/ of. Penne
A sorry contrast he made to Solomon
in all his glory. Nevertheless, "bid
band," earth God, "shall finish the
temple." Zerobbabel had lb watt
seven yeartolonger for the fulfillment
et this promiee, god rewards 'with
success those who work for him.
Those who'do not witness the suecese
of their endeavors here may Yet be-
hold it hereafter.
10. Who bath despised the day et •
email things. Mady a person had des. 1
Pieed it as he looked at the contempti-
ble colony. .The rest of this ,,,verse-iw."-:
not easy of explanation every
nerfleolar, but the thought is that the
plumb line, the symbol of an architect
• Or builder, in the hands ofsZerublaabel
received notice and favor.front the
seven eyes of the Lord. which, '
ning f and. fro through. the •whoie
earth, indicate the orantacienee 'Of
God, .
11. 12. What arethese . • What
be these. Zertibbabel piles question
on question, for he desires to under-
stand every detail of the Vision,
.14. These •are the two anointed muse.
The two eons M oil, literally; the two
conspicuous sone of jehevah. That
stand by the Lord of the whole' earth.
That is Ur say, the 'despised *Zerub-
babel and Xosinrit, the prince and the
priest. the State and the Church
stand night and day before the Lord
of the whole earth, are in Ina fever* bre-
cognizedeieing. air workers big:Aker With
him, and sure to lAave hie abundant.
. • .
• MIROLARs AT SMITk'S PALLS,
Attempt kite Think wren-
trince.Thela Left *hied.
A despatch from Smith retie, Nays;
Baird, junior clerk, and 04 John-
ston, cashier, Of the Unlonliank bete,
Who both Sleets in the bank, were kink, -
'tilted by fidiee at tile 'Trent door,
Beth elerks jumped up, and with re-
VOIvere leaded. Went to • the door and
demanded of theee outside what they
Wenld 'have. As AO AlieWer earner One
of the 'clerks threetened to shoot
when the intreders ter& to their heels
and made eft. Nothing more Wati
heard theni that night; but ex.-•
atelitettion in the Morninig showed
where the attenapt had been made to
et in. SoMe iron nretthare, taken
_om Ur, J. Canine* shop, had. been
geed to int open the door, and the bit-
ter Was pretty badly euraped and
splintered the , attempt. It vat
evident there were two in the party,
and they had made it eeenrola of the
pretaleee before tackling „ the trent
door. !there no *10 eti whoth
the wonid.ht burglar* are,
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