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Editor. and Proprietor
c"KRAN llissE"9". MAIIKETs Twinvoitial.
tonight ULTIMATUM
If your Deer 10 out Of Order, Winging
Sinewiness, Sick headache, heart,
burn, or Oonstipatien, take A tlotie of
floott's Pilis
On roaring, mut tomorrow your di-
gestive organs will be regulated and
YOU will be bright, active and ready
for any kind of work. This ham
been the experiefice of others; it
will be plum. HOOD'S PILLS are
Add by all medicine dealers. 25 pto.
mdohn T F merton
THE WILSON'S BANK
r-eretteia Act ef Pm ent 1855, ;
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0.411'1•Eal.- • ,• $2,000,000
Riper • $1,5oo,oco
feed .MONTREAL.
'Wee 5.1.01 -SON, MACPHERSON', President
Ir. Vi OT,I.BlieTA 't 41.41S, Oen. mserger
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2'. Of CR doeountc d. liertiens Oran.;
i,teurtl. Sterling end A morin Exeharge
t ght lied solo. Too o Mice ed IMposaa
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• onVINGs BAWL
Interest teloweil on 4>ttets of 01 -and up:
• FARMERS, •'
LEADING BARBER,
• Smith's block, oppesite Post Office
Alessee
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• IlOcil Onto° fee Caneda, 51ontreal„
, In *trance leo e, • eluecooesee
inverse, e 0,104 entitle, • 13,500,000
ltst ed 1625 Tbe $ id itllablt outi favorite
rance 0
GEO TROVIIILL,
Horgeohoor and General Blaolcomith
Albert $treet, North, Clinton.
JOKH3ING A SPECIAL.T.
woodwere honed and first•elessemateral
•and work guaranteed. Fartnimplementses
maohieea rebuilt end. repaired.
The Melillo Animal Fire
ork, saye:-
m tha LeenlIng Mteree,
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*roakr•en,-,,otel • .11
Oot. 19.
ThanksgiVing Day this year will be ill Witallingtou already constructed in- 4414 I° °""gic hatt t°
etead or having one built for him. premien of sympathi or the South reeelpte wen large, totalling up to
votee an ex- !formate, Oot. 17.-oFor an off -day tbe Kruger Demands Arbitration and
Beamaville High echool has been The strike at Cramp's Shipyard, African Republic in its eootrovertry sixter-five loud, including 1000 hogs,
deetroyed by fire, Philadelphia, for a nine -hew' day is with Great firitain. W. Bourke Cock,. 860 cattle, 000 sheep. and lambs, and Withdrawal of British Troops
ezeks' SuAlizdary,
Extraordinery erotic Verstegfe eseetee
efse Meet lletheteut Threushoun
lit Recent liappeninge Briefly row. •A deapetch :rem New Y Prieee of Grain, 04,ttie, 01134e/
CANADA. Admiral Dewey haa SCOOPted 131414' alea• W" n
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Gas in Hamiltop has been redaceo to hiereastng. Over 900 men are out. eau w a the principal spetdeer. Before
fl it thousand feet net. , Des h/foinee. IOWA, has bad a M000 t. a 4:
me 1:0001440(t 'WOO 0Yet" ita promoters
'Ilerdware manufacturers in Meat. fire, the Maaanie temple,. the Murphy ''t
house and ou"rok footorloo going UR. probably got the notion that inure pue
reel are putting pricee stilt higher, •
lhe Like ef the Wocele Milhag Co., t lia B y, O ter- Dug neer ' ular eleter rieee Can be Undertaken in
•tvill increase ito capital stook ey So. Q'ajelveney of tbe Oregon short line New York just now than that which
000,000. was shot and killed •by Ethall Mills, involves an expression of sympathy
The 0. e. R. it ia aaid will ehortly rarraerlY TAleut.-GOvernor ot flintier. with an enemy of Great aritain.
discontinue running the Inteerial' The Washiugton itilthorillee refuse As a matter of feet., it watotene of
Irimited express. Co recognize General james O'Beirne the 'met turbulent meetings ever held
prod_ as the representative of the Transvaal, in Carnegie hall.
0-• of Hamilton,
on Deo, 31 next, that be Is an American Kr. Cot:Irvin made a aavage attack
on Chamberlain. Once Nylon he was
dent of the Canada Life, will retire tit° g"und
The Canadian exhibits for the varwlizheen,municiput rawners,
sodety in!ierrupted, be ,saice-
ruffione with women and
lend money at 1 1-a per cent a month tica'
Ruffians in finance and ruffians in
Fair wilt not •be.oarrieci b•y a ettrecitt,I °Pan" at eilicag° °n Nov. 1. and will
•'4 OM oa . •' . cowards with men,. you are theY who
to the great loss of the high-priced
Mee. Heori Uri lielb, from Bremen sing "Rule leritannia." for hire, in the
hope of drowning the voicee ot those
The Bank a Hamilton will increase pawnbrolems, •
aft capital stockdefiriaorme. one and a half
to two million, e ,
Who are crying for deliverance from. e
while on her way to visit her son,
t.
Assessorte retures give •Ottawa a Michael Kunz, at OlupPewa, Ont. fell
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1,610 over last year.
PoPillation ot 57,00g, an increase of from a train at Bingherritme, eq!, le • (IKON J'A.OK UNFURLED,
. •and, was fatally hart. •• ,
• 'rhea a man up in the west gellerY
ter, Mrs, Armee S. Fay, awl the let- •
breweries and soda water works have mud waved it triumphontly over his
head, be sight et the flag of Eng -
Wee amalgamated, le denied, ter's alx-yeareold child were found
Landon Street Rallwey directors will
' dead in their. beds asphyxiated by coat laud provoked • loud Theering, amid
he pow making it 8400 000 morning. Cheers from. the ftoor were answered
Ottawa Valley lonebermeti are con- MOM ToWnsend, an aeronaut, went b s answered hissea from
drew from his pocket the Union' a auk
A rumor that the three Winnipeg •Mrs Margaret Bat/creek, her daugh-
uterease theettopapieay's capital stook gas, at Reelaester,• .•1„on Thursday which plenty of histsing was heard,
theeis from the gallery, and hisses
aidering unitorm method of (milling nil .ln a balloon at a circus In •Des 3aa
e 44.40r
a few milkere.
The market. was Praetically unchang-
ed ap. far 04 prices. were. .concerned. .1 -le. Wants an • Immediate Answer—The Transvaal
bukaletis virm dot; what goocl oat. , • -
tie came in wait f$014 readliY, but Prices Will Regard' a 'Refusal as: a Formal Declar4tion of
.stioved, an Inclination beeeeier for War --Londoners :cheer the Australians.'
owntacio. otuu.
There wee te fair eXPort 'demand'
for any
from 4 1-4 to lie
kind of presentable eattle et• A deepatch from London, us: -The no large bodies of armed burgleere are
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shipping cattle dregged. •
Per lb., but inferior Trenavael ultinuttuin, which is sign- alluWed ter show themsetves near the
04by Ntr. V, W. lteltz„ Secretary a Arfgeertttraana:Zeenh tp.a,,eed..acno, e, .
pa and
ozia
Good butenee mettle will sell at State, Cowhides wit h the following commissariat are, rough, ono ready,
front. a 3-4 to 4 1-80, tool possibly 4 four xiesitands: There is little drill or clieolpline au un-
• per ferencea be regulated by frienoly re- general result i PeaqVe 'lett rittotrilye,
'Firat, that ell pointe of Mittel dif- dersto(xl hi khir°
1-4o for extre prime stuff i ordinary
quoted, an it is not wanted here at
to medium eel's from 3 to a 1-2e
lb., and emanaon sena cannot welt be
amicable way may • be agreed upon : hurgbers firtztttlrgovedootteheyfetowtahs:oonr:
course to arbitration or by evh:etsetvve: i leiii;r7o1rIcotoiltvtheitingown aff.airte. t When the
mak m,an. or smiltall miless litigkinreftee
tiny price, The watrm, weather eonsid- IV this Goverlonent endelor eta ..
er.ably interiered with the • local Goverautent i
• "Simone, that all trooOs on the bor- equipment,
an air odoainy• eedereffeeftoolle atnhde
cemmissaria , but now
trade. •
be instantly want of gooel water, '
Stockers, feeders, export bulls, and "re of thig Rellehlle shell
•milele cows arta onchangeds• • 1 wie,
prune fair to good, calves are want:. "Third, that all reinforcements of .
ed ; there were none bee to day tr0000 .whieb have arrived tn South
' Sheep are inclined' to be easy, but „° 01000 junta 1. MA shall he re -
+1 •moved Crone South Arica within 0.
'The whole of the Pretoria cern-
mantis shifted their tmaition to -day, •
and got nearer drinkable water and
better grass.
” The weather° is cold, with heayy
rains and hailstorms, Thts pleasea the
Boers, aa it helps en the grass for their
wet- tee Union Larebs were a. fair salo at from 3 3-4 reasonable, tine, to he agreed upon
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lumber, to stoP British complaints. lltroines, Ia. The balloon was not big •• Meanwhile, the man h
enough when the cannon woe fired, with this- Government; arid with the GREAT BRITAIN'S REPLY.
, Lord Seratheone has .given. $10 000 a- le Li
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ac con toed veave it, until itman "to 40, ver .
Iewerds a new building Of conneoCion and t " Para° e no uPen• awnIb -
send fell 1,000 feet, striking on les who sat next to him 'forced him down mutual amuranee and guarantee on the Right Hoe., Wm, St. John-Brodriek,
• , Hogs are unobanged. r of' this Government diet no attack Under-Se.cretary of State for Foreign
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witkthe Montreal Maternity Hospital.
• in ,England. Affairs, announced in. a speech at
Hogs are off to -day ton(1-quareterre. 4 Pospolo or bostinuee againtit, Unit' portion
• into his.seet, grubbed his (mg, and tore
1n� e L. unt0. Oollectel 01 cos IP Oharlea Lehhan, aged 13, teethed a- otations for ,hoge o- ay w .
at; Whitehead; N.S.. is under arrest NAYS IN THE MAJORITY,
lighted match to paper decorations on 3-80 per lb, 'fog choice hogs, eealing ot Preeession of the .13rttish Gov- GovernMent has made the only pos-
Qu
-Guildford on Tuesday night that the
on crharger,z of coosPira4 and (tram Ca e C tw ht.' dreS ' When Mr. Covk an mewled his lb •
ex e ar r g a a •Spring-. . r o from 160 to 200 lbs., ,and 40 Per . eminent Weil be maths by this Re- sible reply to the Transvaal, namely,
Arthui Murphy, ex -M. P. P. for field 111. on Tuesday. The girl- was speech' the audience made a break for
• 'implant() I.ompaity. Quebee Centre is chaeged at Hull, burned to death. Her mother was seri., the eoor. Wfien about half the people•
for Belt and fee hogs, public during the further negotiations that We Are not Prefre
. Following LS 410 range of ouerena such termite!: aped to discuss
Money sitvoneed le farmers en' their own
notes with ore or more endomere. No mere
g: go required as security, .
It, C. intlinVER, itiamigor Cl mon
G. D. 111.1pITAGGART,
•Bankert'.
.1i I BERT WIRE; ET, CLItITON
A General Banking Businens Transacted..
Notes Discounted: • Dralls Netted.
Interest Allowed On Deposits, • ..
,,r_sh.,0:103ec
CLINTON. . $ -• - • ONT
• Fire, Accident end Life Insurance
Trsnslieted.• fteeresen R ef in I blot
't.0111PalliCS tiny information )(noting to'
twurance g.arily fovea General likeirt
Agent for o 'Connatorattita Insurentsi
Co. Money to Loan on 4oasoliable Rate
block, :opp9site Market.
CONVEYANCING.
John .Ridout,
conveyancer, tirmmissioner; Ete„
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Fire lxisurattee. •• - RealEstale.
-Aleiteyto '' •
0 ftice - 13 RON ST1: CLINTON'
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IVIEDICAL,
Dr. W.. Gunn,
Pant and Isolated .1.'0o :Property
7 '7 OrdY loured,.
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OFFICICRO: .
,T. loci ear, Piesid ut, Kinpen P. 0.•
Thomas entree-eipe.peeddent, Brit eefletd O.O.
W. J shmnon, eeey.Trea-... se ,forth P.0 ;
Thontaah„ etor of lessee fleeforth
P. 0, .. • •
• bittECTORS: • • • .
'W. G.: Brondem4, fiesforth ; John 0. Grieve.
Witt) rap:(Ieor.e Thee, eenforth: Then:ea E.
Rays, eenforh ; James Evans. nacehwood ;
:John ,Weit. Thwack, Thema; Frazee., Bowe,
114ld;': 3ohn •111cLeao, • Rippe/4.. James
Connolly. Oilmen. • •
AG e NT$: • ,
Tlot -S k • I I I IVielrillan Sea.
rorth': James Coirtning:p, Egmenevme, a, W.
Yee; j-' oMmayilo' P a • John Gore look and
?ohne, 'VI rt$ on, :aedit'ore ••
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Pa: bes deilrote,to etreet insurance or tran-
sact b. tior business will be erometty etten ed
LQ 011 al:Ink:at:on 1-0 (1113' of the above °Wore
athirestcl to their C0Speutiyo post 0111023.•
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Grand Trunk. Railway,
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Q'tte., with the ebeee of 204000 11.)E3. Or ously burned in trying to save her. had gone out a numbes resolnelent-Louotations:-' • within e• period. of tone to. be aubse-
. .cs a r 4 • were rea . n , as ng e ver - • Cattle. quen y agree upon etwe
To response to a long despatch from
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• mica
The Canada Atlantle Rye has bought hh n la under a re t 0 ki “th Go n
GENEItAL, ' • meat of the United States to use its 4 25 4; tl d 0 en the Gov- 50,000 REFUGEES IN WANT.
three more vessels fme its trade be -
The French Parliament meets No. good offices with the Government of Shippers$ 500 ernrutints ; and this Government will,
Great' Britain and the Government, of Butcher, chpoiereecdwet.g. 375 • 4181-2 on compliance taerewith, he prepared Sir Alfred • Milner Governor of the
Cape Colony, and Governor
High Com -
tween Parry Sound and the Upper •_
Lakes. veimuer •
Butcher, need. to good.. 325
: the South Afriean Repuhte in the in,.
350 •
fe 13. wet:oilman killed at acrossing ed caeried, althougb the ories of "Nol SBatoicelikeerre „ ipenfrelelw"t., . . • : .1 7755 • °. 5
Ch•ld ' f Dd 'd B ' d, the T II The Nile is now at the lowest point Wrests of peace," was put and dealer:
on .recerd. e- -350 this Republics trona tbe . borders ;
at Hamilton, have ..sued the railway Bubonic plague is being successfully drowned out the voepzs of these vottag Sheep and Labs.• "•Pourth. that Her ainjezal'a troops
Nerve itmehes Portage la Peairie that hers tepid. that Germany is abeitit tO beet the seine reception. , _Lambs, per cwt. , • , , 350 4 00 uot be landed in any. part •of Smith
2 to withdraw tha armed ourghers of
sthich are now: on the high seas shall
for eee,000. , treated by imeolation at Oporto. in- the affirmative. Other resolutions Ewes, Pef cwt, . 360 3 5°
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appeals for eubscriptions through the
a Galician woman and four children hand covet. documents vehich will lead .• • Bunks, per owt„ . 250 300 • Melva." .
press. It is estimated thae nearly 50
were burned to death in a prairie fire te the:quoshing of the Dreyfus vier- WHEAT FROM THE YUKON. Milkers and 0alrea• Te these demands is appended the 000 refugees are already at various
• Percy Gordon a b
Coves, each% . . . 2500
near Dauphin. diet. • •
raiselener in South, Alma, setting forth
the sufferings of the refugees front
the Transvaal and the Orange li'r.se
State, Sir John Voce Moore, Lord May-
or of London, „has opened a fund at
the Xansion house for their, relief. He
• • ------------ Quicker 'MHO Thin that or definition of the time limit for .a re- places •in Cape Colon.y and Natal and
the hoes of poor peoploanmurder- Bed alrer weave.. , • . . .". 200•
700
oy of 16 while A syndicate in Montevidea has beenCalves each
hunting at Cell'APPelle, met With an discovered. which 1»b!; insuring Hogs.
aectdent, who'll necessitated the ampu- :jog them to get.ibe policies.
ply : • , hundredi are a,till arriving daiJy
Choice hogs, per cwt. 4121-2 4 37 1-2 'TIME UP TO -MORROW. . INVASION OF NATAL.
tation of his rigiht area " A despatch from Duluth, Minn.,
• Light hogs, per cwt. . 4 00 4 00 This Government presses,for an A clespatah from Bennett Burleigh
Canadian Pacific Ry. land sales in
D' '1 hf•
As the result of l Emperor William's says o -Evidence that. the term "froz-
advice, the University a Strasbatg en Nprth," not applicable to ehe
M n't ba S t b were. 25,550
• to the London ally 7..e (weep win
a 1 o ep ern er w vadl receive a Cathode faculty thus
itoree for §85000 as compared with Seri- ' - Yukon country We:8 brought down from
ending a long and bitter °ante:Were
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'.I. he Allan Line atearctslup Baverian, vvh,ere• large stlins of money wire won' a large Sheaf of grain, besides 1-1 0011
of troops to South Africa, ill" Inelect c•IrO " have ried t ° eC4141* in the" nal of 004°0°6,
Workmen have- coznatenceid, building tr3• It all eaMe from pear, Dawson City,
tember, 1898, $11,800 acesfor 857,016.
• • The naemberts of a club in Berlin, "
7' • Canada it day. or two ago. There was
now 'at Montreal, hes be•en requieltione
ed by tbe Imperial Government for the and lest, are cal triet, Witnesses in ed kernels of wheat, oats, and barley,
The Be t s .s ip. le oa, from New and was grown( this year, The wheat
Trains arrive and leave Clinton ttio
Sen as a bronah line from theKingston and
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• .•follow,: Pembroke Railway main track. ZNealandto London, founderedoff.cape .wats sown late in May on ground thaw-
orre Five of the crew were tacked ed a feW,inenes deep, and it was ha,r-
- Caldwallei iron *ore mines at Catto
,Beffelo and Goderich,District :7- ee up, but the fate of the paseeegers is vested from 75 to 85 days later, thor_
Geing Wein, Mixed ... • : , ,. ..1$6,..15-ann -5 '
It may be that, Ottawa 'will lotie uslthown. . . . oughly .ripe. That is from '10 to 20
4 o • l 1,
. 1, ''XiiVe" ..... ... . ' 1c•es P•ni• the at of the recently-oreated Papal: During- e Belt ish attaek 011 the forces deys quicker than the best averege
. . e • Mixed: , .......... 7.015 pan.. delegate to Canada, and that Mgr, of •Arab - lefultah: who has. been Pro- performances of the famous Red Rive
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'G. -el -P.m! Falconio will le permanently histatied claimed elabdi by the MuSsulaians of valley. In the samples were white
Going East, P.•epeese 74o a.m. in Montreai. ,•• ' the Hinterland 27 natives wore kilied Fife, red Fife, and 'St:etch wheat that
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2•55 1'•111. Speaking in Montreal, S• rndian- Olialis are being .sent to the wOulp, Pass the best grades here; The
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a London publisher; said Cariactiae scene, . oats are full& as .good as • anything
es or
• London, Hurcat anct Srlice , ml is better than the Sea' th W t n St
at
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I P ndAnaven It is estimated that the Indenereve '
Going Som Express -----------747 a -m. product and is worth $2.00 a ton mere eroment mustespend 1,500,000 riipees to In Manitoba, and the barley is str-
• ewed, of the highest quality. •
• 44, . . " . • . : . . 4.25 P.m*
in England.• s' relieve, famine in the central ere;
• „ • • • • • • ee •• result of his visit to Dawson - w1 o expend at leaat•one-third of ' this
w - preduced was sent to 'Dawson etuit fall
. at the suggestion of Clifford Sateen
M. C. Dicesoe, w. E-T1Aels, bably institute radical change& in the Minoont eddition.
••.The seed gainfrom which.this. waft
Going North,. voices and that the• local chiefs millet
"1°-•15 a'na'•Customs Inspecter, Matithael, as a
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De. Paso 'Agent, • G. . le T -A„ ihtnr foofrtheiegeroIneatertioomr. oTohte_
service there. He says ciistoues, work . M. afamontotf. the Russian raile.va; seaamiltLpdielsanoeMet:
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T tonto. ontre a i done welt in 'Dawson . •kiag ehaeged with embeertemerit, tuts real anil Ottawa, and are very inter-
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A. 0. PATTIS011, G.T.R. Agent at Clinton .
One .of the liqoidators of the defunct been' allowed b,ail in the unprecedented. eatitig and suggestive, •. --
- positare will not receive more than 20 kotf, another prominent rellway man; •
Banque Ville Marie says thet the de- sum et two mantic' dellars. M. Teholo-
• COOKING BY OBSERVATION. per cent ;from the wreck, apd peobtibly is eharged with embezelepaone.
• R. C. P. and . L. R: C. S , Editiburgh
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton. •Night
calls front $10oe residence:on Rioten-
bury Street, opp. Presbyterian Lltureh. • •
• • . SOME RICH BOaT
Mr. NeWWedded-This eeffee is Week net more thian 17.per tent. Canning factories in Queensland are
• Dr Wm, Graham
(Sueeiessor to Dr. Tin:eind1.)
Licentiate (Atha Royal fjoliege or PI '
• lans,, Leaden, Eng,
.0.1fice and Reeidence, Pei•rine. Bleak,
ately'eccupied by Tun -arta. -
Sha*,
Oflice,--Ontario Street, opposite. English
ehurch„ formerlyaceupied py Dr. ,.Apple7
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DR.. C. :THOMPSON'
PHYSICIAN -AND SURGEON', .•
Office exid Reeidence *text to Molscie's
•Bank, Ratteabury street-, Clinton. •
as water again: • , • • People Villn.ges along the line of vexed at reports of Britiati .oedere for 14 re,.11 lee eee piii„or4 wl„.10
Mr*, N.-1 aecOunt for it, my the Toronto, Hamilton 84 Buffalo Rait- ' canned Oxitette placed in the Ltnieed 'tenor 414 3enitI,' •
dear. No matter how careful I ten, way Want ' their- men handled over - Siatee. They . had counted on supply- In • 1739O'.,When Delhi was sacked
•it's always the Bann way. that line instead of by stages from ing the forc,es for South Africa. •
by Nailir'Shab, after he bad defeated
' Perhaps you- don't 0Re enough cot- the Grand Trunk Railvyay itations.
• Ruesian Government. hag $100,000 for
Nonsense I put in A whole halt commenced this week to ley out • tbe tice_seeer, woo was drowned' in inhabitante Wei% put. ta th'e sword. and
• A • Grand Trunk surveying Party the h irs of Anthony Pollock, an Am- the Moguls tit Kernel, 100,000 of the
fee. •
oupful, and ever.yhOdS? SaYs that's work for improving the grades and the wreek of chg.Bourgogne. Pollock treasurewas carried oft 'to the value
PleutYr- • ' double -tracking on ' the Grand Trunk won the, money in a competitioe for of at least 750,O004 000, ei say e
Did you • measure the water / line from Ilamiltorole Niagara Valls. ehe best invention of tife-saving appar- ° e th
flub' Who ever heard of raeteettring valuta 'FV0.13 $1,500,000,000, and one writ-
ight out of Commeerioner 'Pratt says that the Otis' for use in Wrecks at sea
' • er says 8000,0001000. Again* when
water cooks pour it r
assessment of Ottawa will be affected '
•. A riot occurred at Wyngaardnatie, AlOsander the Great overthrew Oar -
the tea -k tle. I've, seen 'con often-
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to the extent -et itt least $100,000 by the
. Holland, arising ,freen. the strike of .the ius, the Persian, -'13abylon •opeoted. its
. • - • - new,Provezeial law exempting eleetrie
. -......... - • . corporation carters', The police were .. aotes to•the corepuiror, .who obtained,
e plant s . and other Oatmeal eorpora- 1 ,
. 'TOOK THEIR -OWN FORKS.
ea led out and were received with though without plundering the city,
time. • • shots from revolvers. The officete enoemous•treasutes that had been col -
Before the Revolution in France it A striking evidence of the scarcity were obliged tci charge the mob with lected by Darius. Three weeks hit-
ag
was customary when a gentleman w; of workingmen vi ct great
- - drawn swords. Several police were er Sure he seized 460,000,000. A lit -
invited out to eintiera , for bint.,to s,and end , which has•eeert 'hutig- out In front of
s
ctied the favorite 'capital of Darius,
wounded and inAny arres,ta were made. tie• liter, Persepolis,' a :magnificent
hiservant. with karterfer
,k ' the Posteffice, 'Ottawa, by one of the
spoon ; or, if he had uo servants, lie lumber companies asking 2 for 1,009 ity,was captured by hen. The place was
carried them with him in his vest poelaborers and 300 slentymen. CAT 'THAT 'WEAILS DIAMONDS. sacked and the great palace buroed.
trete • • The Ham 11.011 customs returns for , In Cumberland eld there is a big The plunder obteined is said to have
• . •s,
•
••••••{•••••••••••••••••••••••• ;7. 04 ',1....••• • •••• last month 'Mowed that duties to the been. wor •h $140,00(1,000, an'd included
Luellen, sae. . Pews. This eat is consaleuos • Over. all thia- Persian monarchs.
. . . 94, over .the correspondieg naonth lest -
. •
• DESIRABLE CHANGE, ! amount of V9,283,33 had been collect- handa°n" cat, 1314°Ig as jet, elcePt 101 enormous Stores of gold, silver and
DENT 1ST RY Jitek-I ion not myself 111.0.11 this ' 0(1' this heing• anjnerease of 6.24,891.- te dash' of white on the cheat' and fore- precious stones hoarded up .there by
Sure -I am an glad to hear it, for yrear •ou•• 'other eats because in each ear hewears
tr en u a te Westminster, R. C one Of the largest an
Dict
BRUCE
Surgebn Dentist.
•
Office -Coats • Block, Albert Street..
Specialties -Crown aid Bridge Works
and preservation or the natural teeth.
DR. AGNEW, DENTTS
Offiee adjoining Poster's Photo Gallery
-
Office Hours,• (0 5. •
'At Zueich eeeontl Thursday of eael
• ' Month. • •'44 7
•
VETERINARY.
:
Veterinary Surgeons, Governmetn Voter
lintry Inspector's..
Office -Isaac StreenCtintoneResidence.,
• Albert Street. • •
• . .
LEGAL.
J. scar r
•
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR,
Money to Loan, ete.
Office -Elliott Hoek, Isaac Street,
• •
• E. Campion, O.,•
Barrister, - Solicitor, - Notary,
GODERICH, ONT.
Oeitice-Over Davis; Drug St -e,
Money to Loan.
O. Johnston,
tylivier, °licit or, CC n miesioner. Etc
flODERICH, ON .
OPerce-Cor Hamilton and St. Andrew's
. Strecte.
• 13rydone,
Barrister,. Solicitor, Notary Public; See,
Omen $
• BEAVER BLOCK, • CLINTON
GO YEARS'.
HXPERIONOB
Mine
OttileiNik
dooymmeri
Attyolte tending a eketeb end deectletictrintay
quickly aseertein one opinion free *nether an
liWOCItIOOltlerobrdaypatentebie. Comembiert•
tions etroillemal (tenure, nattdbeek Patents
Sant free. Oldest agency terieetttlettpatezalt.
PlitOiltS taken thrangh Mann & Co, manta
'epetiainottee, without emote, in the
Stitotific ,Jimtricast.
AillthellgreirgettidMii Vairk.
1 kr ne.ol. 4 by _re 11
,26111rettikvar, New ork
11 OS lr Wootiattion,
•
• a to. be n3are r •whoever asparklingd beautiful diamond ear- FOUND HEADS • AND RIDES,
re !sure
else you may have beeame. • . Catliolte tittions on the coast, Was piece, beautiful enough to adorn the op-
. ' destroyed by fire on wednesdaY. • shell-like ear of Atli societY woman itratttord Botcher Arrested. 011 0 -kh re
e ashen is his name, tin 6 i8be-
editor is out, sairl the office boy !. from the buredeg building,
lieved to be the only oat In the world . A despatch from Brantfcrrd, Ont.,
13rantford's amassment has been. ad- •
to the old delinquent.. . ,says: -The po, lice here Friday arrest-.
How
mu eh / : asked the deliiiqUent, vanced to. $7,099,548 as compared with ` that wears earrings.
$6,541,965, last year, hut the population ' Aped' from his valuable ear Orile- ed a butcher named Augustus Hal
with fine sareasm. • • is 17 e44 compared With is,000 The • •
Sixty dolla,rs, replied the office boy, ! , ., 1 Insio , Ments, Sehastlan would attend atten.i ineri who is suapected el. being impli.,
B •
ROUGHT HIM TO TIME. Eighty children and nuns escaped b . , h • of Cattle Stealing.
Axe you reedy to settle . exemptions amount to g , „
ILI! ti011 anywhere On adeount of his enor eated to e recent cattle thefts near
compared with 01,829,050.
....• ......% • . . i Galt. The Messrs, Carrick Orme, who
:Powers. ot Levis, by the Government When creuelaing as if about to spring -red the city on Friday, when a visit was
IIIY-
ifiARS
OLD
Why let your neighbors
know it?
And why give them a
chance to guess you are even
five Or ten years more?
'Better give them good
reasons for .guessitig the
other way. It is Very easy;
for nothing tells of age so
quickly as gray hair.
9
el)
air
ig(or
is a youth -renewer.
It hides the age under a
luxtirlint growth of hairthe
colOr of youth.
It never fails to TeStOti
= ceded' to gray hair. It will
stop the hair kern coming
- out Akio.
It feeds the hair bulbs.
Thin heir becomes thiek hair,
and short hair bedOttles long
hair.
tf. Mendel the Scalp; re.
moves all dandrut end
- prevents int fOrtinatien.
We have book oil the
Hatt Which WS will gladly
send you.
71 te10 110 SIOS &tea sill Ore biome
nu you 6606e1ed finnn the tun of the
Vigor, _write the dotter Obeat
Pr:Mabry there IS 1011111
with year general swam
levy ire Nosily renicerect. $ial
0t, J. C. Ayer, LoWtou,
moue size and tigerlike( Appeatanee. were among those losing
The contract has been let to Thomas cattle visit -
for the extengion of the Lorne graving this peculiar oat preeente a truly for.. paid to Halmmes slaughter -house.
dock et Levis from: 445 to 600 foot, at
on estimated cost of 8117,000. The dock
will then. be large enough for boats of
over 580 feet.
' Miss Maud Walbrook, the young lady
who disappeared trove the Red Deer
Indian solzool, les been given up for
loot. 11 (14 believed that she fell into
the Red Deer River and was earried
down the stream, which wao a raging
torrent at the time of the occurrence.
Ocean freight rates have advanced
sharply because a number of Montreal
ships have been withdrawn fi•onz. the
Mimetic trade to supply the demands
pf the English Government for the
purpose of transporting troops and
munitions of war to the Transvaal.
The London City Commit utiammotts.
1y passed Ald. Parnell's motion favor-
ing eompulsory arbitration of disputes
hetWeen companies holding public
franehiges and their employes. It au-
thorizes a petition to the Local Legis-
lature, for legislation along the lines
set forth, and instruct e 'the City Clerk
Lo write other corporatibm with a vieW
to co-operation.
GREAT IIRITA/N,
Sir Louis Davies is apending few
.midable appearance,
Sebastian is • the property of le/re.
Cornelia Anderson, te poet, and came
to her under unusual cirounetances.
Mee. Anderson went on a trip to Eur -
0138 two years ago, and vvhile on her
way home, as she Was passing through
the streetti of Southampton, Englaiid,
to board the steamship, she was fol-
lowed by Sebaatiart, who was then a
wild, unkein'pt, homeless waif. She
tried to drive him away, and imagined
that she bad succeeded, but somehow
the animal managed to get on board
and secreted, himself below decks.
When the steamship was about half
way out the eat made his presence
known, and was dragged before the
skipper to have judgment passed %Y-
on him as a stowaway. Among the
crowd of emitted pasaengers surround -
mg the captain and the unfortunate
stowaway Sebastitto recognized in Mrs.
Anderson the countenance of an old
friend and promptly manifested a de-
sire to. renew' the acquaintance. Mrs.
Anderson took pity on his forlorn con-
dition, and Sebmtian'has been With her
cloys with Lord Stoathriona at. Glen. eller since.
coo. Sebeetian is unusually strong and
John Dillon, the Irish Nationalist courageous, told is able to hold hisown
member, hag refused to speak at the against any, dog in the n'eighborheod,
laying of the foundation stone of a Indeed, when a dog on feline murder'
memorial to Parnell. • bent happens to spy Sebastian, with
It is rumoured that the owner of one tail bristling and, slaughter in hie eye,
of the big New York dailies is seri- the dog generally suddenly remembere
misty considering entering the Lon- a Inerasing engagement in another
don field with a seven-day newest- street and burrito.
Sebastian out not take kindly to
Per -
children of the
re'reobroeoladiwneorrak at
voNooerethin wages nnieriagrboeVrtoollanadrethaef raid to go near him,
but he is always quiet addsubdued in
of 2 1-2 per CO111., ELM', Coal mine ovve-
ors nnnouneee athekneee in me swine the presence of Mrs. Anderson, who be-
lereeee of coal of from a to 25. man stows it great deal of Mee upon him.
'per tOki. . Sebastian beg a seat of hie own at
Itudyard Kipling has just, ii,,,,o, the dinner table, and a handsomely de.
affiliated with the andent isireceseere rotated cot to recline In. HO takes a
"a"' milk bath regularly &eery day, Hits
lodge of Cannongate, Kilwinning. Ell
----- oars were pierced by Mrs. Anderson,
winning is the earliest known mat ot who thought It would be a novel idea
seAtish Freemasonry, Sir Walter
„„„, to adorn hint with diamond earrings.
Ssatt was a °1°Inbar °f this 1°4", """ At Bret he did net relleh the idea at
Robert MINAS RA poet ditureate. all, but now that he has gotten toted
UNITED STATES. to them, ilft, carries -hie betuttiful decor-
Illahop Potter, of New 'York, will nubile with it dignity In conformity
shortly Visit the Philippines. with his exaggerated idea of his own
Key West, Fla., had 24 new eases inVortallee•
of yellow fever and one death on Mon-
day.
Johp (trouts, aeronaut, fell from his WASN'T nuAttma TN vuTuntis.
baleen on Tueseley at Chiengo and is
terribly Injured, . What do you charge for a 'MHO
MIM Lettle Stntentait, of (oshen, the barber shop.
baked a meetly individual, as he entered
,Ind., has been paralysed by the ex: •TwetskY^five Mail, re4))1ed "36 ton"
twelve chewing of gum. aortal artist. but you Carr have five
A etrike which would affect nearly tickete for $1.
Northern Illinois 00AI MAO. I ra:ght not that many years.
No, I dtmit want five, sal& the ti. I,
6,000 roar ininerza is pending Ill the
lettere the men identified three beada
as belonging to their cattle. A. visit
to Ott's tannery 'found the hides and
then visiting the butcher shop three
earcasses were found. Ilalnaer will be
taken, to Paris, charged • with the
theft.
ACCIDENT ON A BATTLESHIP,
Nine new Serlowily, Mad Rome Vadat
Mart on 11143 Prince ateerge.
A." despatch from Cork, saye -The
British battleship Prince George an.
rived in Cork harbour on Saturday
from Bantry. While coining up nine
men were seriously -some of them fa-
tally -injured by an engine -room ac-
cident. Two anaputations were ren-
dered necessary.
WHEAT GOES `UP.
1••••0•Vo
Eugi 111 rataners itent.e to Sell for emit
Than 94 J'entit.
A despatch from London, says te-The
outbreak of war has gent up the price
of English wheat, and on variouti court.
try Markets the farraers have refused
10 eell wheat under 30 shillings per
Wearier, in some casco even bolding
out for it still higher price. ,
WILLING TO ASSIST.
The gradual aceumulation of, wealth
111 rt tow hautift, Said the rich young
man, is a serums problem.
True, replied the poor giti, but in
individual eases the danger may be at
!emit partially elimineted hY securing
the proper assistance in disposing of
what aceumulates. Theta are, you
know, some' fields of human endeavor
in which Woman Is pre-eminent,
AS A DAY OF REST,
Etioti day of the week hoe served tie
a day of rent soinewhere-SintdaY AM-
ong Obilatians, Monday with the
Eleavy hogs, per cwt. . 400 400 immediate and affirmative answer to
Toronto, Oct. 17. --Wheat Steady. these four qtiestione, andearnestlyes-
Cables Closed same as yesterday.
(3111°-1 quest Her Majeety's Government to
ago easy at opening, and closed 1-2e,
braeal6rkykret' Woteeduederay deaYtt.d. hoTtorroonetooh dwohineagt.1 wee teudin•nesd. lay , .0a netsowbeL ..ibliefloer9e9, our oi uipaotn...
Ontario wheat ia quoted at 66 12. to er teen 5 eel, k • •
07c, red and white, •west, with ISO
'tic desir. cli:, feartPhemr, to add that, in
east, and 65 1-2 tea 66o, west:
buyers. Spring seekee at,67 to 67 1-2e, • '
Goose the unexpected event. of•an answer -not
reeeiveu by it with --
ale)* and quoted et , 70 , to elo, low isoatirchititootreyrvIrai,nigt ,wiwwitu great
re_
freights, to New York. Manitoba firth.
82 1,2e, . gret be compelled tceregard Inc .ftetion
No. 1 hard. sold " to -day.,. at
grinding in transit, and 81 1-26, To- (A' a" 241'ajoe._tY'ii C'<werlInAellt aa a '
ronte freights. Otte sale of tee oars FORMAL DEOLARA.TION OF WAIT.
was reported Made at 830, gaete and will not hold itself responsible for
Flour --Better, demand and steady, the corieequeucee thereof, and that, in
Straight' rollet, 83.25 to $3.30. Toronto the event, of any further.mbeement of
freights. A sale of 'straight roller for troop:, ix:miring within the Mauve
-
export: WI'S 1111146. to••day at $3 to 33.05; mentioned time in a nearer direction
f.o.b. , • • •• . . ' . • to our borders, title •GovernMent.. will
• Barley -In fair' demand to -day •and be compelted to regard that also as a
steady at 43e, west, told 44c east,Cor formal declatation of War." -
No. 2. . :, . .• "1 have the honor to . be respect,
Millfeed-Market 'steady. Bran is fells yours, " ' • . • ••• •
quoted at 411.50 to 011,75, ;and ehorts' ' 14F. W. RITZ,
Peas -Without. • State Secretary.
iit $14 to §14.75 west. ' • -.
quoted at 59 1-2d,' node and west, 'CO
Change. •No.- 2 . lte LONDONERS', CHEER 'THE AUSTRA-
1-2e, 00 the Midland, and 620, east, , ,,.,' 1-4,,-E1N4
evecsotr;ott_rtAd 510i:elite:wet; No. 2' A.m.. ell._ There 14 AO mistaking the signieleattee
ot the great manitestation comeined
A uespaeor event oonuon .says: -4
Ry.e-Rether dull at• DI 1-2 to 540, . .. ,
with warm ;spirit of imperial solidar-
ity, that occurred in the ,Street8 of
Londoo op. Tuesday morning when the
New South Waite Lancere traveesed
Greeke, TuescIay with the Persians,
Wed need ay wi 1.11 the Arisyriana Tb urs -
day with the Egyptitens, Is'riday with
or as he \site, or tta he eat& or drinks,
bthreewTorks, and Saturday with the he -
he will from. tittle to time tu'rn this
mill, {Aphid:, he has already dew:sited
NO CREDIT FOR G001) INTENTIONS )118 141etkt Pro" to hin Pard°4141' Idol
Some people, maid the boy, IleVer mAtol LtGur rr.
far 'erre feller put a bent pin on 3ises-1 tell you what it is, it takes
when the teaSher rvati *boat to set Newoop-lhaels right. Our firat
eao, yelloW, quoted al 42e, on C.P.R.,
Toronto; and No. 3, American, yellow,
40 1-2 to
Oats -Demand light.' %%fie quoted
,
al 26 lele east, and 25 1-2e west; moo the city to embark for, South Afrie
Oatmeal -Dull, at 03.40 for cars of
bags, and 450 ca. Tens of thousands assembled to
ad), 24 1-2 to 25e west'.
for hbls. on iraok,'To• diets rePre"atiag the -thp-9110's 1°Y -
do homage to the little handful of sot-
rento, . . ally.
• J3teeleitheattluoted nt • 48 to 60 'From tin arrival' of the squadroo at
west'. - - Waterloo alatIon ' to the, entraining
el 3-4o; December, 74 1-4o bid, Corn- 0118 scenes of wild enthusiasm merked
N' 0T.02ienraoi,x:t<:07,.-aecla,vhootsr_to-401.,42,mcixaLii: al • b'enciliereh !Artie. stetioo tunaultu-
the route travarsed. 'The bonds were
24e, 'Rye -Neglected. Cleverseed - allowed to play nothing but ''Soldier
aPhruimegigect; 0.fitale, and °Metier, $0•201 De.- of the Queen,' 'Rule Britannia.” "God
ember and March, 85.40. Oit-len, Save the (Wen," in whie,h the dense
, • orowds joined. It is doubtful ie sucli
•Bufealo, Oct. 17. -Spring wheat. - a frenzied welcome was ever before
Dell; No, 1 Northern, Old,. 78 1-80 . - witnessed'in Londop. There was an
naw, 76 1-8e; NO. 2 Northern, new" ei inceseapt roar of tiheers and song tui -
1
541c. Winter •Wheat-Notbing' diang, 111 1116 Mansion house, the official reel-
Corn;-Strotig ; NO. 2 yelloW., 39 1-40o de,noe of the Lord Mayor of Londnn.
No. 3 yellow, 39e; No, 2 corn, 38' tie Wag reached.
38 1-20; No..3- corn, 37 3-40. . Oats- The Lord Mayor, Sir John ,Voce
Fiseni; No, Vivhite, 29 1-40; ' No. 3 MoOre,; ie. the fall robes of office, re -
white, 28 346 ; No. 4 white,, 28o eNo. strained the singing and vociferous
2 mixed, 27 1-2c; No.. 3 mixed, 27e. Rye cheering while he addressed, the col-
-1.Tnsettlect.; No. I quoted at 630. Canal onial troops, wishing them Godspeed
freighta-Iligher emit, ac; wheel, a and expressing the interest of the
3-8a; flaxseed., 3"3-436e to New 'York, Weary in their heroic determirtation
Flour--Steadto; to assist in asserting iraperial'author-
Chieego Qct.1.7.--Ehoeseed, North- ity in South Africa, Sir John Moore
West ontlISouth--West, cash, $1.20e Oct- sante-"I' hope there will not be war,
ober, $1.20; December, 01.19 1-2.; but the necessities of the moment re -
Duluth, cash, $1..t7 1-2; to arrivee quire a demonstration of authority"
$1.17; October, 61.17 1.2. • An inspiring scene closed with the
Detroit, Oct. 17. -Wheat closed •- Singing of the National Anthem, the
No. 1 white, cash, 71 1-4e; ;No, 2 red, Lord Mayor leading.
ic.a9t407! 3-4e,e11.0.cestaber, 74 3-4e; May, A similar demonstration. took piece
• • at Frenohchurch 'Street station, The
Milwitukee, Wis., Oct. 17.----Veheal- windows io the neighbourhobd were
Ote. 1 Northern • 72 1-2C t No. crawded with sightseertt, who shower -
2 Northern, 08 to '690. Eye -Steady ; ed miniature Union Jacks and squares
No. 1, 58 3-4 to 59e. Barley -Firmer ; of bunting bearing portraits of the
No. 2, 46 4-40; sample, Sa to 45 Queen. upon the posing troops. •
1-20. MITCH GIVEN ARMS IN CAPE
4 . COLONY.
Ladysmith, Natal, aays that a coltunn.
of Boers, numbering 3,000 men; is now
at 1143 Tugela river, ,ixiside the Natal •
border.. Others are at Iliddledale
farm, be -low Tiotwit, mountain. •
judginglirom the Telegraph's' de-
.spateh,. the Boer move apparentlyaims •
at euttuig off the.Britieh northern gor-
Aeons. They .will probably he joined
southward of Ladysmith by a column •
which is 'believed to beedvapeing from
the Buffalo rived-. • :
deimettoh. from Derben' dated
Thursday, 8. o'cleek a.m.,angounces
that the' Boers seized Albertina station
and demanded the keys, which -Were
delivered to them by the stationmae.•
ter, who reitehed Ladyarnith"oni a trol-•
ley. The exeitemetnt at Ladysmith is -
increasing and the troops are reedy •
to act at :a moment'..et •notee.
2000,BOER S ON RAILWAY .L1NE.-
„ . .
A despatch Iroin Veyburg says -A
bodo of Boers have cite the border
fence, advaocea to the railway, and
cut the' telegraph wires. • Two thou-
esaind Boers are now occupying the rail -
Way line. .
A panic hail broken out bere, and'a
burriea exodus has begun owing to
British refugees from the- Transvaal •
declaring _that a large force of Boers
was advancing on. the .town. The -
-rumour that Neiveastie has been oe-
oupied by the Boers .is whined con •
-
firmatipo, '
BRITISH:FORCE ON NATAL BORDER.
The situation ill Natal need ecuse no
•
Undue alarm. • The force in the vicin-
lea of Gleneoe is suffieient. to stop any ,
serious invesion. It consiSte of five
battalions .of infantry, viz„ the 1st
Leiceeter, 2nd Royal Dublin; Fusiliers,
Jet Liverpool; 1st Kieg's Royal Rifle
Corps, and 1st Manithester Regiraept;
the two lea named being on rout
to thie point.
To these must be added7 the Mk
Lancers and 181h Hussars; • together •
with two field batteries and the 10th'
Meant:tin flattery.. .
• Over end above these .there -is foree
of abeut 503 volunteers: .11 wilt thus
be seen • that, some, 6,50) num 'With
eghetren guns, are available to dent .
With any Boor inoursicrns , It may be •
&Meek to atop them destroying . the
litie 'between filenemeand the frontier.
Mt it would not be prodent to push the
Norval's 'Point, col the -Cape Colony
side 6E the Orange river. • .
• Every precaution hos been taken, at•
Maleking against aetack, And all the • '-
streets are barricaded with waggons.
The Mere intend.to shell the tomtit be.
for delivering their tietacke They are
said to 130011058 12 guns. Every -man
in adafeking is carrying a rifle, and
the military authorities are confident •
they will be able to repel the attack,
btni they lackl,the force necessary to •
follow the Boer retrettt• The town Is
fairly quiet. Three Doer spies have
been arrested, in the triv/11.
Railtvae conununleat ion to the south-
ward is 'practically at the ?hero of
the Boers, over 200 miles of the line
being within. easy strikeng distance of
enterprisihg cozninandoes. Sad scenes
occurred at the railway station upon
the departure of women and childreo
by train. It is thought even should '
the main line be blown up at any
point the damage can be repaired
-within a few hours.
Some traders at Zerust with.whone
storekeepere bete had contracted for -
large ahipmenta of ammunition have
refused to execute the orders, it hav-
ing been reported to theta the suppliea
were Intended for Deere.
PRAYING MILLS.• deepatch from London; Wednesday
saya:-The Cape Town correspondept
Saute einem. 'Pest ens or temple tette of the Daily News says that at a meet -
or china • ing a the Dutch at Sterkstroom4 it was
olVed to ask tke Governtnent of the
Mongolia marlo set down tea coun- yes
try of barbarians, if not of religious cCbarteigotrY to atoPpy thr rith
fanatic's. They are idol woeshippers to the Greene:6er Free State
a t° aPP
of the most profiquneed type, and at The correapondent adds that a rays -
liege, the capital town and the seat terious distribution oe 11fauser rifles is
atoll districta in the Oape Colony.
ti°4 15 to bet Be0X1 in its throat desPotie 01Ra-ids the momentous newt; 01 :1.110
form. TJrga. ig a town with a eon- tettimatum, nothing of raoment has
of the Grand Leine., religious irttOle'ra- troceeditig Steynehurg and other
aiderable population, a towns Of MIA, been received in Lorichni th°
Beebe of likely hostilities except the
wattle -roofed houses, pig-tailed•inhabi-
tants and innumerable dogs. Its
center is octupied by the house or
_palace of the Lama, who is practically
ruler over all Mongolian Chinese.
Should any reader happen upon
Urge dad walk through Re streets the
first. thing that wilt strike hita. will
be a peculiar clanging noise on all
sides, It Will not take hint long to
discover whence proceeds this atrange
dative Of bells, for at every corner, in
peculiar motion, Hee nothing so Much' %red his visit is naturally connected in VICTOTtiA'S NVAit
13RITISII ARTILLERY READY.
that the artillery stationed there has
A despatch from Kimberley states
been out practiaing at a dummy force
announeenlent that the Boers have „,et, a ranee of front 2*5311 to 2,900 yardit
1:41 lit sY. 4"
constructed forte comManding taittg's The- Pfeetice$ which was witnessed by,
edoe Mount Pogwane 'and Mount
blak, cold that guns have been MoUnt-
notaber Of ladies, Showed excellent re-
c,rtraeetoore,b4avmeonbgeetntbeimenaedrila4rnaget
Prealpect.
11Priday'a Cabinet Connell • will have
tillerymen a good field for their fire.
Cleared away ill order to give the ar.
tO deal with. the military situation,
Accordiag to the earns deepatch, de.
and Parliatnent will 'bees little else to
feneee have been erected i'n elf direse-
credits.
de than to sanction kite uee.essary
Hone, and the garrison deelare that
.Foreign Office Tuesday afternoon and
The Portuguese Minister to Great Gull are "quite ready to meet tbe tor-
ahlleet everY °Pen sPetcer Ile Will see a had an Interview with 'lord SallanurY,
Britain, Senior Several, called at the toigie aTill gfret 131,1W a vvarrn reception
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when los puts hie head above the '
as a g.ganto .1-tot/stile, the Centre of the Public; mind' with the alleged, pur- The London Daily Man Sydney de -
which 1)6x -shaped, and trent whose chase by Great Britain of Deiagoa BO. stencil sayst-"The Victorian Pattie.
sides protrude several bare of wood: A despatch tending to confirm the re- Anent Thursday, on motion of Sir
The terostile arrangement is covered pert of this. pablio eeport comes, /rein GeOrgt, Turner, Premier, voted a credit
by a conical canopy to proteet it film. Lorenzo Marques, • It Mates that the of ,30,030 for the purpose of sending
the elements, and forms the celebrated British thirdeclass cruiser Philomel is the Victorian contingeM to the Trails -
withered, 15 miles off the port, and is vital. . The leader of • the. Opposition
Trans -
praying mill of Mongolia. The drum
or wooden box in the centre is filled, suppmed to be waiting the arrival! of seeonded the motioe, end the pro -
sometimes to overflowing, With praY., transporte and warships to pilot them resat was carried by a vote of 67 to 13.
era Written on all sorteof material. A into the harbetur. It is quite tertain. The members then swag the National,
passer-by, wiehing for something god, however, that the tranowtets would ,Anthem. and gave cheers for the
writes a prayer, if he has the alnlitYr not go to Lorenzo Marques, ontese the eleritish Empir,e,"
and then Puts it in the box, after British Were about to fise. their
WIII011 he, fieleea one of the• handIee Of over the port.
HELPS THE DOCTOR, •
the machine and walks solemnly 0,000 130EILS NEAR MASTIRA.
of grinding Is neoesaary before the
round, the idea, being that this eystem . . Do asked
atilt visitor.
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A special war eotrespondent et the. $ a ke mu out o your np-
prayer eau reach Its proper &sante, Ieendon Times, &din hie despetch -Plea
Oh, pretty Considerable. answered the
time. SandeprultOet. 9, reeogrds 'therein the
In front of ille palace iteeif there detrain of a four -days' visit Mita Com. fernier; but I've got a son up- in the
are some scores of these praying mills inaudant-General Joubert allowed town who nukes more out of the ate -
than I make the Whole
while. not dependent entirely „,.upot 4.12'1. i° imIkI5.1110014 -tilt 116er forces 131814 10 a laaath
„„,, ttl Olaf: neighborly:m(1. tie says:- seeseh.
these, every 11 nol h
respect for birds:11r %eta wearGry hatmroen'Te'„, ;jolt tionstir.henegtihr000ftitehreieBoeerhsoutitt 8,00') No;
NAO•fahretleresdloacthoert, I'm bilking aboat
tura n1111 14 ids hand' and "-he walks, num, scattered in various camps over greeh APPIeti now.
itterWelidaue adretalie itIterilltte6rn,7teaUltel8Pbnanrde4nhaarli ............................- ,
A PLEA FOR ENGAGEIVIVNTS
It Mile from Sandeprult Station, and .1 .
about in Mile* from the border. ,In Old henpeek-.NOnsientie I The idea.
addition to the Boer commandees it of talking about Marriagel YOU, arid
Italia:Met 'corps anti. an Irish eorps my daughter haven't been engaged
are here; eaeh Is about 250 strong, over et* months.
There ate two German corps, one of Yoittig Mali -Do $ou believe in long
hhe latter, under Col. Sehlel, being at stgagetnents. sir,
the IZIlp river, near the Orange Free Old Henpeck -Certainty. my young
State border. The frontier ie ears. friend, certainly. The longer the ell•
tally 'PetrolIed, but by special ardent gagement the shorter the Marriage.
thank ye, •no matter What ye do
the teacher's their th' other day, an' to brightott up a house.
doutu 1 palled tee twill., out from rived three months ago and wave
under him to 814I6 him frum the pin, burning gas at MI hours of tbe night
An', by George, he, ileked me fur 111 6144 111"S' "
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