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MEGICAL
.,Dr.• -W.; Gunn,
R. C. 1'. and L. R. C. S , Edinburgh
011ice--Ontario Street, Clinton, Night
calls at from dber of residence on Rat ten-
bui y Street, opp. Presbyterial) thurch.
Dr Wm. Graham
(Success& to Dr. Turnbull.)
Licentiate ol the Royal College of Physic -
;MIR, London, Eng. •••
Office and Residence, Perrin's Block,
ately oceupied by Dr. Turnbull.
Dr. Shaw •
----"merfteeneee0ereilo.Streeti apposite Engli.,11
church„ formerly occupied ey.DC.
ton.. .
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.. DR, 0. .TRompsOlt
PHYSICIANAND SURGEON, '
Office and Residence next ta Nielson's
Bank; Rai tenbury. Street, Clinton.
DENTISTRY.
BRUCE
Surgeon Dentist.
Office -Coats' Illock, Albert Street.
Specialties -Crown and Bridge Wort s
and preservation or the eaturalaceth.
DR AGNEW, DENTIS
Office adjoining Foster's Photo Gallery.
Office Hours, ' to
At Zurich the eecceid Tbersday of each
puerile
VETERINARY.
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Veterinary Surgeons. Governnietri Voter
Mary Invaders,
Office -Isaac Street,Clititon; Residence,
Albert Street.
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Parristere Solicitor, Notary . Public, &e,,.
Ovens:
latAiinn ntoon, 'CLINTON
tfieet MARKO
Darden.
Anyzieb Sending '1% sketch end description mat
autexii: Assort.ain our opinion freewheeler MI
intootton nroblibiff patent:two, Communtes.
uonsettletIrconadential. ifiniabookon Patents,
,sent fres oldest Agency for ecenring2natents.• •
patents taken turengh mann A CO, 1006140
epeeist sotto, witeout chit e, tee
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A netiesateely Illesteeted wooer,. thtitedlt.
OtIlittlell or tor Rotenone looses), TAM*. VO X
Ti.60 111.• Montifis,S1, nowt brim telvird }sq.
ep 06 I llonativey, N ork
awe, to. Wok rm. .0.
filearlach0-
I. Often Warning tbat the liver is
4).13311841nal)trtrolliee 114n. pleorgitit
efficlent cure or Hvielache and all
liver troublee, take
flood's
While they Mese the liver, restore
regelar action of the bowele,
they do not gripe or pain. do not
Irritate or Inflame the Internal organe,
but have a positive tonic effect. 25e.
at all druggists or by mail of
0. Hood de Co., Lowell, Marne
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John T, wrier -ton
LEADIPG BARBER, '
Smith's bit:pi:In./opposite Post Office'
ALSO
ill ft fcr Star(aid life Insurance Co
fre:,,, (Alice for llanada, Montreal.
urancv n 018 a. • $116,C00,00n
Inveke t• vanes'', • leen0,000
net ablnl (.0 1$20 11.e 181 Olublc end favorite
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GEO. TROWI11119
Horseehoer andAeneral Blacksmith
Albert Street, North, Clinton.
JOBBING A SPECIALTY.
Woodwork ironed and lirst•elits3 material
and work guaranteed, Farm implements and
machines rebuilt and repaired.
The leKillop Mutual Fire
insurdate. COmpally. •
BRIM FORCES UM
Oen. Yule tia$ Performed a Brilliant
Strategical Move.
::11iN GLORY A1114 110113011•TORONTO. BOYS :IRE. '1)Fr
YIYID DESOHIFTION OF THE EAT.
TLE OP TiLANDSLAAOTE.
'he Igrifisli So/idlers Were miancilleci With
(trent Skint- Ai...very titling/tent Entotged
7sobly---*Inereepeonlent's Aee GIMP
111' 3101 ;11333,1e.
lie following is Bennett Bueleigh%
atch from Lady/melte to tlue Loa -
des
l'he British Forces Will Now Engage Gen. Joubert's don Daily Telegraph describing the
Army, Which Outnumbers Them Three to One sicito•eatiitrte;li_attlp on Btiturday .at Eland -
_Res& lessness . of Basutos Is Due to lioer reconnolesanca having failed .14
Threats, drew tbe Boers out from their de-
feneei at Eiandslaagte, on Saturday,
A, desPateh from, London, saw -The All reperte from the front prediet at difybreak, Gen. Frenen advanced
(thief item of newo from the frent Wed-, an early, sanguinary HOP:.
egeilinel them with. a small force. The
neaday morning was the announce- i The feet that the Free Staters trainee were; 'conveyed in an armoured
meat thnt the calling baole of Gener- not make teeir expeeted appearance
ieede • ti•aie to lillandslaagte, anti reached a
al Yule from Dundee W11. a preconceive through the Tintwa pain,
ed plan, the (Woollen being the June- le the well-grounded belief that 'the tesition seven hundred yarda from tbo
tion of the two Brilieh forces under Boers have beeo made aware of the station.
the command of Generel White to give British concentration, and have turn- _ .
Tee i3oer main force was •poined uP-
battle to the Boers' steoug force, in- ed their course so us to join joubert's
stead of engaging the enemy in two Boer three without interruption. on. an extremely rouge and rooky
sectiona. The movement; was suceess- le ease tee two Malted forces col- mu& of hills, runeing at. right angles
fuN, accomPlished, General White en- lide, it 18 quite likety the Most import- 'to the railway, over a mile further
gaging the attention of the Boma ant engagement of tee war will be mule, Teeek, awn 01, hues, which is
to the main command. •
while General Yuleei force meved dow7 forudleetw.
ar Office is still in the dark ses'erttl hundred feet high above the
BR1LLIA.NT AIOVEMIINT, regardieg the true size of either jous swelling plaen, Las a conical UHL xis -
of bert's or the Free State legions, as tug from a wide dip in the rtoige. This
The Cape Town', correspondent
the Deily Mailistiya i •
" Gen. 'Yule han Performed a bril- ?10111,O int; ti°thrlrean estimite 'as tree,
tbe estimates 'liege all the way from left two narrow necks on either side
of the base of this cOnieal hill, where
Pant strategical movement. By• a sivift tht liners have at. least twice as many
mareh to theisouth, leaving Glencoe,
men as the British, and an ecteal num- the Boers had their camp waggons and
ihvoithh145theoeffeecteocfl n Siiiir"OtWiMirgoef bi'clietli‘rree'rest D The situatton is not the best the
er of gene.. tgetiii:.:.wetHeatiof iwloasyitiuopo,tthweonoefektshotmheitor
White, slightly to the north of Lady. British army to 'son by any means, the last neet, which ntiorded the beet
smith. . l but it is relieved Oonsiderably by the range,
"The two ar',0 now in a. position to of-
fer oettle. I believe, the first attaelt tIrcin adytanith that serong reinforce-
nnouLteemene in a despatce received Gin. Freneh began the Action about
will be made on the large Free State '
ants ot artillery and infantry had ar_ hai,,IC-pttml six o'clock in the morning
farm wheel entered Natal by way of el:rived there front Pietermaritzburg. 'A by sending • a seen from a 7-poundei
Tintwa pass anti whioh has einee been '
"OHBOONOED ENTOUSIASM"OF THE
Pf.pPLt OF THE CITY.
***row
se,elrilia Serum 00 Armouries, Milos
Mae Wine el' le.oratfe and nt 0110 111111111
station eerie Tutu Out 10 Vast
Verona) 1,8 Pareweit te the
geliniteer4 ter St Mrs In South Arden.
A: despatch from Toronto pays i-,deee
fore one o'clock on Wednesday every
available inch a swat% in the neigh-
berhood of the A:rmou.ries was acetified
by eitieens, thrilling with the loyalty.
that to aendbag one, thousand of Can-
ada% eons to uphold the honor or the
Mother Country in the Tra.nevael IT)
.Univerisity otreet, along Elin, Yong°
and, Clerk:rice down Jarvis, along King,
and aoutb on Simeoe to Front street,
the mete of the procession, one might
easily taie walked on the heads of
the people. Eimer window command-
ing a view a the soldiers and their
escort; was Ann:teed, Prete top to Init.-
tom of the Remain House, the Canada
. Ebilsveleflareoenwbd.uw8i hl :1 nti ne6 'g v'tylNzli tiir dt filhaeecie7: °wire Qs. 8 o'kfRi nwl Keil dLeeoeiwwt ha"
mingled expressions on. the red-cuate
THE PARADE,
i After the presentations in the Ar-
mouriee, the marehitig orders were giv-
en in smart sharp miiitati.
4thil ejun a.' sr 8011wa in BCtionl 4 161e dr uoseuttt,: t hs :Lill eg rtebhaYet
throng on Queen's Avenue gave cheer
after cheer, which was repeated again
' atid again, vas the contingent easend
throege the trowded streets,
The form of the parade was:
• Queeres OwnleRifees,
Royal Grenadiers.
cu48ietteyot.bliceoirgushnooliefunci,loeortei.ogo;r1. t,, , .
vAie•mteyronanadoiNitiovoy Veterans.
University Stndents .
,. High School Cadets,
Pubiic liehool Drill temps.
The route of 'march Wae up Univer-
sity street to Elul . street, to Yonge
street, to Gerrard street, to Jarvis
street, to. King -street, 1.o Simeoe street,
to St ation;
Durban despatch also. reports that a into the station shed, while the
herassing 1.1.adYsmith. The military transport has arrieed there with a mounted votunteers began firing al
aulhoritiea decided that by joining atla H00 of the rifle brigade, . the Beers, who Were ru,nning to t ke
atilt forces the two generals woeld
" A sornmery of tee British military •s - u
be better able ,to cope with one large
is pub bawd, sholving that uP their P°Bitiell ' The etteTill had
small detachments to
, ' 1 h ' t o '3 irength
Farm and Isolated Town Property . • .
' Only Insured. oppcise shawl- the total numbir of trooPs now in only enst finiahed their colonial meta-
Seetelle Africa is 25,5::fi, including 10,400 tinal coffee when they were surprised.
taneausry. , who landed since Septerabsr 8. .There
HARD FIGHTING SOON. 27,042)01 3n,nont mtoebeeeeen.Thaell,kede.e'l eAyA.r.,nt ROUND UP THE FOE.
"Accordingly, after defeating the -I-4 0-11"; T-R-0-0;s2(Re;.:4:' 07:910BriectAhith L. h n .
Free Slate troops, they ;win effer bat- . With a wide sweep ehe Inerperial
, . ig t gthe drove the Boara from the
tie to Comm.andant-General Jeubert. ,
'Only forty miles now eeparate the two .eis'praeit Calp:ye.e.sTotweeneits8:_tigxtfloetwcionpg_ hi,l1s, while the dismounted trooPers
Boer forces Hence the nsed for swift kl
"The "tem Eternities Of the Boer artily 03•Pcal was delaYed hY 'di•ifiOnities - their left' MeanWhile, enclei h hot
OFFICER'S:
3. B. MO eon. Prvsia hh, Kiancn P. O.:
Thomas 1‘)..mer,vive-pro-idont,Inueofield Pee.
shannop. Sevy•Troa.,. So fort h P. 0 ;
Thome N. if 1,1,p-otor of Loofes, Seutorth
p, o,
Ir. G. l'irondf.-0, ,oaferth t' John G.. Grieve,
Ira, ma: Goer •v Date, .Pedfort h: 'Ebonies E.
Hayp, solifor 11; ..1,,mes Evans. Boceliweed ;
I I W ft F B u •
field; John. II. MoLean, I:ippon; 'James
Connolly. Mir On, . •
Rost. FIT or* Roteiri see,
forth: 41(1111PS Oineminese Egmondville. ,I, W.'
Yerellohnesviece P 0. • -John Gore' look and
John C. •IV m re on, audit:ors. .
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Pei ties doe ro'u , to abet hum ranee or tran-
sact teller business. will be •proniptly /mon Rd
to on meek:Iowa to any he above otilo,rs
aderes,ca to meir respective post °Meas.
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Grand Trzunk Railway.
Trains arrive and le4ve Clinton Station as
follows .
Buffalo and Gocierich Diidrict I
Going West, Mixed - o. eon'
Ex prois ' 12.55 pant
" Mixed 7.04k P.333.
" lee:press .10.a7 p.m.
Going East, Espross • 740 a; ni.
. 2,5:, p.m.
‘` ItItx04 • •f; • .; 4,35 P•111
London, Huron min Bt•ttee ;- •
Going South, Express ' 7;47 5.818;
I e 4.25 pen.
Going North, " . loos a.m.
" 6.se•pen.
11 C. Dichsene, 17e:E.
Die ?Ise \gent .• G P e'T A
Terence Me itee
A. 0. lierleson, G.T.A. Agetit at' CliiitOn
: 'THE BUTTER ELY FAD.
The. ailver letagree butterfly has
emeeged from eits habitat and made an
oeslaught ontlie fall andwititer fash-
ions, There may. be other butterflies,
bet the filagree buteerfli now holds
supreme place, owing to the fact. of
its beautiful wiggle. Fasteoed to a
length of fiee wire end added to the
ceiffure, to the shoulders of evening
gevens, .or 'even on tine, botheets,,- it
waves becomingly beek ancl. forth, and
inakee. up in grace what it. lacks .in
souL If one cannet be a butterfiy,
eine masteat least sport the airy crea-
ture iri sOrni? part of tto, attire. .
'Appliques in lar.e•in velvet, te jewei-
ry, and even ite shoe litiekles, the
ehoiee of fashion, front the given range
-eif natural history, for' the season, ie
by long odds for the pretty butterfly.
Those Who desire romantic meanings
to their toilet apeessories -May leaen
with becoming reverence teat the but -
eerily bas ever been the eymbol of
Mother Eve, for as she Sprang futi
grown irito the light of day, so does
the butterfly emerge from the ehry-
sans. There are other legends, but
they need not interfere with even Weiss
•Propriety's donning tbei butterfly on
festal occasions.
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KING 01? GREECE PeLOWS.
The. King of Greece delights in tak-
ing recreation in the Vents. He can
prow, out and bind corn, milk (*WA,
and, in FAIOrt4 could teen, pinch keep
n earm going single-handed.
ILIOUSEw't
NESS
Do you get up with a
headache?
Is there' a bad tante In
your mouth?
Then you have a poet
appetite and a weak diges-
tion. You are frequently'
dizzy, always feel dull and
drowsy. 'You have cold
hands and feet. You get
but little benefit from your
food. You have no ambition
to work and the sharp pains
of neuralgia dart through
your body.
What is the cause of all
this trouble? • •
Constipated bowels.
Will give you prompt-- re' ef
and certain cure.
Mao nevi Mogul Aora,
If you have neglected 3Poitt
cage al long thne, you had
better take
Ayers saissoarms
-teMaie
impurities that have been
accumulating In your blood
end will greatly strengthen
your nerveln
tygda bootop,
Thew." nlylo bdlktrottfolt11.!
W1.33118111.4:16eth.fmly# ton
rt‘
7.0.A
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• ship Zarithia, whose voyage from Liv-
en& telling action, • . • '
with her machinere, has arrived with fire, 'ruled out in long linea, our iti-
icigether emenumber,tbe entire British
a bat tery and a half a field artillere. .faritry Latinate(' along the low *and
force by three to one. Hard -fighting pet sister
is certaln lit a very early date. Our heavy grotuni toward Elandslaagte.
trensport, with ttn. equel
there is much orce, wh ch has been sent Inely delay..
ed, is ctaily expected." • About .half -past freer' o'eloek the
.
men' are confident., and
enthusiaim."
• It es evident frem the official de.- BOERS SHELLING MAFEKING IVIanchester Regiment ahd the Gordo!
spatehes• that both Commandant -Gen. There. is .aii exciting story soon . Higniandera swung' tound
Jouberies colossi/1 on the north and ilie ecan'ng frem Mafeking, and it le eon, shotilders" to gain the hills, but the
at ' '` left
Orange Free State troops on the west cercittg this • Meese that the keenest : Devonshire Begin:tent' held on. The
now occupy strong positions, and that' anxiety; is new felt, le Is. difficult to ' ••
nothing hinders the•Boers from follow- mei, hov1 Badee_pcw:eips mite Dralealf Ullards forged Ahead to the
ing up Gen. Yule's retirement and get- :force of ate he:nitre:1 men can sureive cl°11° elimhed the hill, alla4hen-siving.:-
ting Strou,nd Ladysmith 'from h the Attack that the Beers are rietiFieg extreme lef 1, threafening the railway
- and Station stre,ets was in the charge
AT THE STATI0N.
Neeer has the Unien Station district'
seen., such an eager, such an en eeinous.
-.crowd as waited to see the 'soldiers off
this afternoon, The volunteers march-
. al clown S:naeoe si row and Along Ste-
t:tee street to the down stairis inference.
The bloat hounded byeS.mcoe, Yoree
south-east, "
• It is believed that the 'Geyer enema. tiqeeet,4)ealet;t:11;sin .
have other deseatches that bave -riot tchir 24; . whloh. noPlureetset'ivaia.5teinecd;„?a00- .8atcaieUgml 1.:h:41.1•41rereinogf tBiloa'elrf.irTtlikredatn. d in"
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vet. been published. 'Tee Secretary o3 Gen. Freneh aided by Ms rible eine
. State for War • left Mre Choate's rese- e.,relneelln. ore ',,,f9e.1 Ilford:leg beyaYers'ese•Trhsei
- dunce early at Lhe bitnquee to, Gen.
Harrison and proceeclea to. the War ; .
Croilje..s cOrnmande begao this morn- men beautifully, timing and keeping
g. The wenien . sod' :chiidren were the whofe Operations well in hand.,
otstaff COL:DOuglas Haig, liandled hi
Office, , where even 'after midoight . • .
.g.verr ample eime to • leave the town." Our 15-poueders galloPed trite 'a
there was 'math activity,' Another deepatch from these me ioorre position whence th,ey °mild shell the
TRYING TO INCITI4 BAUT9§. thlted. the fellowtog day eaye ."The left of the Beep position, thus greatly
desPatch. from Cape Town, seyse--- shelling 61: Ma.feking was resum.d. assieting the -infentry.
The fralewirig advice& have .been re- daybreak this morning. Several
ceived here from Maseru; Basutolende7 hauees nre in finnies:". • • • •
: A, ,netlye lately visited 'a Mager of 'A despatch to• the. Central Nen,,s,
Orange Free:Stiate•teeoPS juet oppo- which is riot -continued; etited•Thiirse
silo lee found it to consist day, 9 pan., Says that the. British at
of waggons, serrounded be? turf,.piled eleimberleee have made e sor-
three feet high: He reoticed only a tie, routing '700 'Boer's. The fighting
few Mausers. The Boer cerinnandant 'lasted four hours. 'erwci gees were
_questioned hint regarding the feeting 'capture& The Lancashire Regienent
.ef •the diEferent Basuto chiefs, pried- ear:tied a kepi° at the point of, tale
peily • the paean:low:it chief, '44erothodi,. bayonet. ,The :Boer cetumenden .wits
.and in order to drew the coniMenclant, killed: The nespetch doeri riot itate
ehe 'native replied that the chiefs eidt when the action oecurred. •
ed with the Boers. There is little news from the West-
• .Thereupon the commandant said the ern border. Tne cordon around Kim -
two Republics wished to kill the Brit- berley or drawing closer, but hopes are
ef the potiee, so that this territoey
e was not extensively invaded by the
L Pluia:le., The ,Grand 4Inion
a the Daly House were exeellent vent-
age points,' and eVery window in the
S name street front of these hoIteiries
was filled with fac-is. The• stepe of
the Grand Union and the DalY House
furnished vantage points for several
hundred specta tors, Join! Sti•eet
briage, ctmmanded a rather'
distant view of the• matte shrd peat-
ine-was thronged with sightseeee;
miley 1•1' them tinned With binocu,ars.
• TAD SCENE •AT PARTING,: .
The crOwd took an active intetest in
the, tender. perting spene, and•raany
nee Ile on, the bridge. throbbed •reepon-
sively to t -he kisses. shOwered en:the
soldiers by 3mm:hers, eistere ned sweet;
Watts. The fervent handclasp cif the:
fathers -and. brothers, b,rought tears to
mime an eye. fn epite of the unusuat-
reStrtotions the /3 tation authoritiee
hadi a crowdeil platform...* The, public
were .ridniitted both by the upper.and
tower metranties; .and. the special per-
mits were oroportionatele cie a. needle
in; haYstack. , • • • .
'THE COMPANY'S ,TRAlive
Metbodically end steadily the enemy
were ferced•to gtye ground; Bit by bit
e eio m -where the ttooe tkain %%fir wait -
the Ma,nalieetee tteginiene and the,Gor
' dons °Limbed the'hill, and.eheo seeing-
ing.at; right ShOtilder, began 'driving
tbe Boere. • . •• '
As the art:Were:And infantry drew
eloeer the Boer gune were directed
against them:et had eveo•the honour
of dreeeing Mach of their flee with iny,
fourein-hded Cape cart. ..•. •
" Gen. Sir George Stewart 1.Vhite.calite
• up by a special train •and wittieseed:the
operations foe about nn hour, until Oer
success was aseuren, when he returned
to• Ladysmith. • . ' ,• , •
isli,. and to take over, and govern the expreseed teat- a flying ,enlumn wet The weather 4 till remained clear mi-
Basutose'restoting to the 'latter that shortly- be -sent .to its .relief., til efter -four o'clock. Nething -geoid
part of the ceuntee 'which the Free There es intense etniiety tor further have. been finer than. the Advance of
State formerly took from, :teeth. As neWS' from Mafeking, where,. it ie. be- . our; troope. In fact it 'might have
to.the Britishers, .those whom they lieeed. a nutuber'nf officers who were neon a glorioos Alderelicit field day
failed.to kill they weald drive into the suppoeed to be on furlough joined Col. so stately. ane deliberate were.: our
sod. The ceinmazident wished a de- -BadenePowell, . .,, . . • . , ,thovements. '' ••
eisioa• oti the part cie:1,ereCtieet • laid_ . DEATWOF GEN. SYMONS. . While the Menchesters and Gordons
the other chiefs: as, soon, tut - possible.: atiwd„th of • sir .-wifihun Rena sy. . Ore forward. alOng the oreaLs of the
whether. ehey would fight the Boers .
mons, lee British eciiiimandere at Glee- hills their officers everyw.here *Me
or. the Britishbecattse his eentineent
20, wets officially, 'announced, in toe ' IN. DARKNESS AND RATN.
the. stomach. in marked for death, :but ettie .U'ommies
was anicipies, to help the Beers .elsee .1,
eoe, who was shot ie
he Matte with the Boere there 'Oct. reade it their, fight also.'
where,-• He acknowledged that his
men were. afraid or the Basiztos, • be
---- . House! of Commons On Tborstin y.
catuie _their wives and families. aii well - ' A &tering raie,eaceompanied by dark -
hs their mitttie Were Within reaeb : of. e nes% Ilew set in, bUt the battle con-
-.
:Tkii 'Q'tiEVN'S HEAIIT.BLEEDs.
e Basuto incursion. e_. . tinned 16 rage until six. o'clock in the
The Boers on the Basutoland Cron- A despatch from -London, seys:-The evening by which time the Boers.were
tiereaecording to the beet information -Secretary of State for War, tee Mar; scuttling off in numbers, manyof the%
obt ninable 'at, Muzu, number about- Anis of Lansdowne, hes; received the rtsing 'and throwing down their arms,
2,500, • .. •
" following ineesage from the Queenee-.- while others, bolting, VIO'M hunted and
TeemAy's nowt . • . "My heart bleeds ,for these dread
- battered by our sheapnel• and Lee -Mete
• General White hits ielegraphed to suceesse but I . fear very'clearly bought. At ten minutes to eix theeDevoirishire
d linnets. . • • . ,
' - - - . ful losses again te-day. It is a great fee
the Witr Office from mefontein, under' woonr you eonveir my wermest and. Regiment, vitae . had erepe.in upon a
date of Oct. 24, seeing that an the heartfelt sympathy With the near re- face ,position, each man getting. te
I' hi : L d ' Y atives of the fallen and weendedeand cover behind nutnerous anthille, whose
thirteen of the British force were kill- I my admiration Of the cendoct of thoee domes were from two to, three feet
ed, 93 wounded, and three are =teeing, they. intve lest. • high, rose and ran forward. to the as -
t he casualties being moiety among ; r „ saint, Our gees ceased their showers
the Gloucester Regiment, (Signed) "V.R.Le
• MANSION nous.n FUND. of shell,: but. the Boers resumed firing
CUT THEIR WAY DOT+ The first • Utiee subscriplion ter the in the growing darkness. .
Lord Mayor's fund foe the benefit ,of There. was pandernimiuni„. lasting
about a quarter of An hoar, above' all
the, widows and orphans of British of
soldiere, killed in South A.frica; arid for which loud British ebeers rang, Oar
amounted to £8,000, $40,000. teTrebe regiments raced for the Boers
and their guns, ' " .•
the relief of the sick and wounded,
• e Devonsbires, favored by their
Thelkennsion House fun& for the re- .posttioe. got in first in e • licdy, -and.
lief of the refugees front the Ita,nd bee
now reached the sam of £137,000, $681V took them,' but the others who.were
000. above esune down over the reeks; •
• 1 • . Our victory was secure, Mit stilt a
FROM NEW ZEALAND, spattering fire went on .1 ill half -past
A despatch from, Wellington, N. Z.• six o'clock. .
saysi-Thn-Neev Zealand coetingent,
ettenbering 213 mere with 230 horses, FRUIT, OF THE VICTORY.
etiied for South Attica on Saturday NOW it only remains to count the
in :Ile 1 dt r4ocoepl Ise, 81 no of 1 Uu nd ibi:gu II'
Ari enormous crowd said good-bye to
ded enthusiasm.
whole force tie prisoners, but in the
gains and the' cost. One hour' more of
daylight would have giveri us the
Legislative Counttil aninderhbeerlIot(gett;
Reprosentativea, mayors, and judgee. thick darkriees which now came on the.
. The Governor of New Zealand,. tinsenthed and slightly wounded ran
Earl of Ranfurly; the Premier, the.
the for it. A squadron each of Dragoon
Guards and Dowel% rode at there and
has only cominenced, und that the glagdhetr ilorthenOpPposSiteidoditoinn tialleidliouths::.etnr,uheeketnheertnre;,rieutting end thrusting,
and probably killed sixty In all,.
guns, their abundant
leteirs are by no means dieceuraged at 01 Representatives , riedreseed the I .J
hieing the first two -bat ties. Many ex- teeolis on the qUay. stores, hundreds 61 saddles and hothes,
perts are satisfied General &Albert is ' ' WAILING'. IN PRETORIA.. la quariiity of pereenaI baggage, many
A titivate mesoage from' Ladysmith of their war flags, and much ammuni-
even now close to the heels or the Bri-
foughe soon. who hint just arrived there from Pre- Hort fell into oar hands.
mit gia e r s g
tish, and a decisive action may be on 'Monde, th t ofter '1 i it that Men th at jult tin-
/ saya a a messe
Lariat seyis the women there are weep- the san3a, but the Boers' position wile
der two, thousand. Ours was about
letter estimAtea of the Beer hisses
at, Elandslaagte give 300 killed. Theit• bag and wailing on t e market -place. a a almost impregnable ,onit. The
coolnesa, :bravery, and good -Min canbe Three trains have b en despatehed enemy's killed. and wotinded thinner -
judged froni the fad that out of 17 oe ra er admit to fie eh the Wound- ed scene three hendred. All has been
18 ofticers with the half battsilioe of ed from Mafeking. ItJ• is. estimated. done for the whole 01 the vvounded
Gordori Highlanders, (our were kilted there are 700 killed and wounded, and 'that is possible, ind the Boers ex;
and 13 were,woundedt while the casue iti, is stated at Pretoria that the Bri- pressed gratitude for their treatnient, '
allies antong the rank and file were 27 Halt caenaltieS are only 18, About forty ef thern were Allowed to
per cent. dnring less than three hours'
HOSPITAL SHIP go into their own hospital, albite and
I'
fighting.
Lieut. Campbell, of the Gordon. High- .EQUIP A , , a. half ta the north, for 1rentment.
hinders, has, since died from ins . ....-
wounds. ' ' Antooleett Women In. 'medals Orsistike to where they received a great welconie.
.
A 'despatch Irmo lhe Lonilem ,DallY
Telegraph from Ledireinith, dated
Monday, says:- 'Thirty. of the linb
fluesars, wbo were sent fromf Glencoe
to intereept the retreat of the.' Boer%
from Mandela:tete were ent off by
the enemy. 'Under Sere.' leeldrey they
brilliantly fought their .way. across be
Biggiereberg hills, the, erieeny pursu-
thee time firing at them; at a range of
MO yards along the masses. e
"They arrived at Ladysmith at 10
o'clock Monday morning. Three of
the.erooPere are Missing, swing te 'the
breakdown of their horses. The Boers
used a 'Maxine A lieutenant of the
fluesars, with' a [early. Was driven
back to Gleneoe, The Hussars were
fired al as Lir downt as Modersprult.
JOUBERT CLOSE AT HAND,
A.• despatch from London, says
le quite evident that the wee Natal
Our force returned to Ladysmith,
FIFTY BOERS WERE KILLED. noise F1111111A4 The enemy have destroyed the Iron
neaPateh" ireta Cape l'aSilt 84/8 A. desnateh from London sity0:-Lady seiwti:cirgiceje atto l'iltDUcts'in"dhelifillnekrihnioet ft:trot:ell!
that adviees from Xfafelting confine -
the atateraent that 50 Boers were kill- Randolph Churchill presided on Wed- ed• ' e '
ed by the explosion of two trucks of needaY at a meeting of American wo- DLIIGAI de FOOL TO IT,
dynamite, parposely tient out by Col- men in London, ongapized to range - The Gorden Highlanders say tbat the
ofinreel. Baden-Powell to drew the Beer .funde to equip a hospital ship Elandelaagte action mete a very nevem
. for South African watero. An one, Dargai a fool to it.
The offer of General Croiije, the appeal for funds was issiied In which , Our prisoners number fully three
Hoer commander in the vicinity of it is stated that it is proposed to des- h ndred. I saw eighi dead Gordon
Mateking, to Colonel Paden -Powell to patch immediately a eultalde hospital H hi:Inners lying in one heap. Boers
exchange, presoneee, referred to Capt. , ship fully equipped with mediae atoms de tare the kilta make the men con -
Nesbitt and otheals ef tbe armoured and provisions to rieeommodate 200
ROYALTY OWE TO /THE CAPE. of four doctors, five nurses, and forty
pa- apicuous, but 1134 the khaki is diffi-
cult to locate. The enemy ask where
train, wrecked at Kraaipan. fleets for three months, with a etaff
non-commie:noted officers and order- letheletr wtrlh' afethe. have bee41' °btaltied
A. despatee Ire= Cork saya :-The lies. TOecarry thie into effect these/re
of 4:30,0011 will be required, whieb will froM Doer soureeti sey that out of Wm
treopship Siberian embarked a aqua-
heve to be raiaed within a 'fortnight. tiommendo only 260 men are left, •fhe
dron of the Inntskilling Dragoons, with
188 herses, at Queenstown on Wedned- bospitale are full, attd their losses afe
Atexiender of Teek, third sort of the . FAREWELL TO 01.1A1BS. PeArlal 16)9f lontilir°174(111.ded and prisoners
day night, The officerr3 inciude Prieto a ........... .
Duke. ot 'reek, a lieute.nent el the 7th have •been brought to Ladysmith,
adeeara, Wile SeIrVed three years ego letthe null naeheai or 'continuum kid 'W°11111451rneedie•hrireartea'reforaM4Phieernh' aaPiRtaleletaraft;
'' warm.
In Malabefeland. Prince Alexander is
8111t 1 nIkutitmiba,,,i, of Najaf:as wad a inroo His rieneilIllieliness the Dime of Cert.
a e Tho Siberian entries A dAqrgiteh ff°111 L°1111;°11' sa"1- ' gliftgl.hltilialtArilitiatty7r0b:nrattnnttltiteitte:tr:Ons 1 6:11.1tr:etiret--
4 d I iti i i g d a t aPa
Them fated Stire41,,,
volunteering for scrvite once more In ,
tth; '''' naught', asemopanted by the Duebeee Sean et W I ,13 leer II 0 kir ro
quota ty of tIMMUtlitiOn. and their daughters, inspected the retUril. Mande of' printouts elite con.
GEN WHITE'S POSITION. .
&sots Guards on Friday morning et Untie tO arrive,
A dellipatela from London, Friday, Chelsea barraeka, after which be 64- The Boot toren is reported to be this
ayte-The proposed attack on the dressed the men on behalf of her Mas *ids of Eiriethea, Ana the 11,ree Statets
e
combined forces of Sir George S. White jesty, congretulating theta upon their 10 he fen miles out, th0 0100.11M 0011*
I and General Yule br the Orange Free splendid aptlearanee, and Wishing them eentrtit ing there toward Conical hill.
iStatern, who ate simponed Lobe Miming A abort etirapaign and a eafe return to „
t through Tiotwa pans, la mill to be real- Unglelid. Col. Arthur Paget replied,
listed eo far aa any report* **oohing arid, tailed. for ehetre fee her Majeety ExtsNatvP WOLP no.
;London are concerned. The Britimb etee for the Duke and HUCileaS of Con- ,,,,. ... . .„ „ ,
:ooritione to *tend in readitiees for bat. naught, Three were given with great 'IA"' °116,t°9' 4411:4°Iti altiztulis, Val"
'tie', brit apperentir the clicitY in still ffuede, the Men eineeting their helmets ued at $11,00,0A, are annually devour.
out of sight. . on thepolutn of their bayonete, ed by the wolves In Russia.
The Toronto Itroops, comprising one
hundred and fif ty Men, five ollicers
and five .sergeanie exiteained on tne
Canadian Pacific speeial provided for
them at .4 &Mock. le was several
minutes later when •the tole pulled
Tee special coneisted of eegine 203,
one of tbe biggest passenger engines
ea the reed, a baggage ..car, four tour-
ist. sleepers, equipped- With bedding
rind other eonvenienths, a (letting car
and a first-class sleeper for the:
officer.% The dining car was Placed
between -the -Sleeper and the tourist
e,ars so that the men would not have
to go through the officers' • quarters
for their meals.
The Canedian Pacific Railway has
provided yery' generous 'aecamimoda-
Lion for the mien. The ordinary tourist
ear. contains sixty berths and will
afford sleeping accommodation forte()
People if they double up. When 150
men are distributed through four of
these cars, every man will have a
berth to himself and about half a
berth to spare. The soldiers will have
a good ,sleep before changing cars for
Quebee, As the train uoder
the bridgii the air beeame white with
veavingehandirerelliefs, and treinee-
does cbeers followed the seldiera until
the train vaniehed around the'curve.
•
Fon AN ENG QED GIRL: 1
Chapieemiage duri g the period cif
engageMent is much less strict than
beforei Erigage.d people are allowed to
Walk, 'ride, boat and eycle together
genera II y 'without ehapereriage,
though this would be necessary at eile
sort of public gathering. Considerate.
hosts often send engaged couples in to
dinner together; but this is not to be
expected, as a right, Indeed, in gen-
eral seeietye iovere are expected to be.
have juat aS other people, and it is a
want of good breeding to be demon-
stratively affectionate,
The engagement ring is tie fil.st
care of the accepted lover. It Is usual
for him to ask his fiancee to choose
it, or to eanatilt her est, to •her taste
in rings. Immediately aiter the an-
nouncement of the . engagement,
friends will write or °ail to offer their
copgratulations and good Wishes, The
wits should be returned and the let-
ters answered as soon as possible. A
few cordial words of thanks are all
that is neeerisary.
Armetince.ments about an engage-
ment are made by the Indy's mother
and if the engagentent IS broken off;
it is a matter of chivalry for the man
to allow it to ne supposed that it was
the lady ether wished to be released,
and. to let her Maher give:whatever
explanation she desires to her friends,
1
OTAINT TEA. aurtvieg.
ems. liniozary.
Ait 40 Recent Happenings :r
trz.A.ncrarteledie,eay,e7rtiino744'tona.V0 reported PaSsion PolieY he*ere an andie e ee
rresident McKinley delPOdeft, )30 ex:
p44i n. the'(.1 Bittr ottineatu, an officer of the .10-1101)ar Vertter:net4e1 30'detear Watt. eterel
Winnipeg Fire Brigade. bas been ape OrafglsinonPreeillecleitnetedixtusue7truiituyii lisausrroubenti
evi alatIdyy' leuese riefoea:doirynoo atisirdtoeudededteik in:vet:ad. seaeutad1Q‘ohounete.reelin3w'filliiti:0-r 1 eil70,1wrriteodenttes tti :on' harp okd oai 44.roge 0 jir tt Qo
ce'nrhet, oVniilltse rill((oati4ise alle7tIcrni will baivteiedoieadidtra0tmNeew"Y"oinrkPtti:ant
aelid re.dilfelatetevimoatetatileitteti fIoIunottionne. ,oulthoenstotwolliaecightautenieorntlpetaeolaCt'ceaakeletr. he! hes ehtieeheti
eeeeeielliee etheene aprlaCcrattPLatIlre etnixda
anildoy28e,ity oa 3,785 ouresee of, gold was • rd. the Year.
cPW"fil4cie Lint t.L°A b(lelli(vietin°"8"lemp tiessinitneerr.S1 I (3thvtAelniVrokil:atihPeeg:tenoaltPdtOefihiralo)44thillenhokitsallestheot%linieft.
within twenty mouths four Bou,etatili idneanyotqutehaetiokathceureigwhilclamberenisso iemne eitn-
brothers, natives of Sbarptoni the immediate future.
ArtonNfE:atijam.°4 canel mo-
toriety, tees been pardoned.
Oyer re/0 Sp.s.niob prisoners have died
within. the past eight months.
. TWO youtlatut °Meets in the French
ermY are charged with treason.
Cape Colony „is the latest accession
Le the Imperkar penny postage ar-
aKiryireartonba, vbeadvieede,een kitten accident-
cattubrogola inrsimbel.ewneoaper ntiutehsejialfee, atit, toll!:
antrioos.,tcoolne4.0bu4iiii2i0o,ozioo.variously reported
Rev. j, A. Allele, Ot g tag:at:Lill lgtS
reeeived a cablegram • adeising iii.m
that his son, Grant Allen, the novel-
iste 1s hopelessly ill.
atALliervisd. ClsimIdteuttrde..:f it 're.TihRe.e fat :ones° 01 oar
tfhlye biletieeeredoeoliveodoteher:se.n.lontns ago - on
Wm. ' Hutton, "a moulder in the
iWnahtlisros%dshwopshilaetaBurhatnatfworodrw, felludeesardt 4.4Lriet 04! India.
disease was the theme. .
Grierge 14. Pare, the cOnvicted Do, N. Emile Lou..rbet, President a the
. •
tfehir.eodugbhyhtibseeobusankseloffoilt2h,00e0thward of -
minion Bank burglar, has applied :`;iTa•elizt:pecacztttaoeiriduisslij:,idistsoufhfaiivreinbgeefnrchoa:-
.
Mr. C. R. He.andr is retiring frOm ated epee successfuliy for cerebrat at -
the inanageiehip. of the Canadian, Pa- tauten, weleti him caused him acute
cwifilioeis•leteimegeratpchan,isiniaTnelyerintvoetadteravoetnetshis a
uEffinerPi:rgo'r William 'has ornered tha ,
Victor Thoree was given a verdict immediate construction et e 'sailing .
mol oaf ilseise:otamwgiaifnnisnytg.,aettrhaiio wamhoiniliettaorionte...tihoRerierlieituahhge_ . :ty:tgestitt4oinbewroeoady ilk time for the Kiel
.
The clerical victory in eleetions at
ploy. • ' • Malines, the seat of the cardinal Orch-
ton & Port William avigation Co.,
: The directors of the Quebec., Hainil- "mbiusthotildortf mElagelgeiuwma,steadonteo stoeripourospreirottys: .
on:silt' ofiralIAG,00b0u.lid ' tw vessels' at a juDrerdeYfus has had' it anneuneed that. i : ,
.I
have accepted the ten er 'of an Eng- end many persons. were seriously ite,
enni.griehhretedowf,fiee of the LungmBoinstexneietllef. hwriaus-
facturing Company e
'willing to, serve as an excuse for poll-
etirred up in. his name, as he ia un- •
he does net want: any agitation to be.
and,fitoicebtyconzbnoku.aritiabels4wohpoi;afwgeodtthees
says he desires to retire to E•gypt and
tical perties to create trouble. He
.: Theintieleentite waegiveli judginent be forgetten.
at Hamilton against „the Hamil- The North China Daily News says •
:of ntABeraosospalpCaonmr . ny for, 3500 for the a( heee:grarcagpeinidicyn. tc Heoirs tshuetm.e.seseatchee:_g ..
loss of anr eye while .in the employ meat ot the Emperor of China are pro- '
The weekinge Of Montreal's water- wen' definitely choseo. It is Pa Tsuen.
worka departneent during the Past 'the nine year old son ef Isai Lan. ,Pa.
five Yeters is to be thoroughly investi- le ' e earinenennin.. .
gated, The police department investi-
getter? eontiones. : • _
-
Wm. Holleran, comneitted for trial
assault -oil -Mir Wife, recently sold thiree ' •
MARKETS OF SE. WORLD,
at Hamilton oneecharge of aggravated . -
rangement,
Germany, and the United Statee will
probably settle their diff icu It y in
Samoa, ray arbitration,
Lord( ClirxOtt, Viceroy of India,. will .
shortly v,sit the plague and, famine ,
.vaivaraity of ,raraata. to been at). yards' thilt ' morning, and little Misi-r. .
John' Bassett •of London, fell into a - ' " '
. 'The General Mission' Board ot the a . few choice lots 10 and 15c more
'down •the St. Lawrence by. the Hon.
wfrarroMed:soiqvvtplidingbyinx•aHmitetesilsteobnitt.lay.. eie• iliagohgto, etflirdoro• we3h4adtolitot4115envqourtroywtep.,rifeoear. •
tens of 'coal which she .had bought
ltnwieceeseguointleg untdheer.e•hild ' a.fter she had, 0. rfTilorrioongtsoo, aOctoot.io3t10.-t01:1wyeio2t8orlooacodsttolof
. The Canadian Pacific Imperial Lim- 1-4c rsetr,•pound is paid; very - choice!
'sot isl le ,,‘s,iatst iinlige oonau:e1.4' vv,heel . %. v.i th ,11
with .her earninge
pointed to an :assistant professorship
cued two yOung ladies • and a man
Quebee, was • entertained to a trip -
ing against a bank ' for. support, end
mill race, but Patrick Taff 'succeeded •
cofoluvielist'etlittrit aKtiirgeitneethe Hoy iti .61,Bitary wote•rteliel_hee,atothlae,ra
Methodist Church, while •ineetingi -in eeee paw. • . '
Mayor Parent and the City CounoiL anctfee the right.kind of dug 4 to 4
ited has been,withdraWn. Its place is
to be taken by the'Pacifie & Atlantic •
louielpisteriajoitirimeyit'etdo.Vaneouver than the i ie:t4o0ckpeerrspaoroeuttdull. at from 2. 1-2 to
Vanvouvee park', while bicycling, lean- ek,....,..„ , . ,
inmete of the' House of Refuge, ress
ExOrese; which requires a day more
hands on the. handle bars. Ebert dis. 'quiet' at from. a to 3 1-2e per .
frene,. the 5-yea,r-old daughter of
Walter Burse died suddefily in a
Mr. Normen B. Wilson,. B.A.,:of the
Thos, Locke, a 'cripple,' who Is an ket..
. ' Pelves of Grata,. Cattle, Ch.3333, '07'
is pound' - . . - .
' Feeders and export bulls are ues
' The'suPplies of 'shipping cattle were .
''''hueseep"'.are not wanted, •and- treine is
might bring a little more.• ' Medium .
and inferior cattle is weak. ' •
lief.% was done. Dullness, peer quality _.• -
. Good butcher cattle is much wanted,
m the -Leadino•-elarts.
, .
tiortied.risutnioelsinonfgeldhopethieears., .
;
A.ccordisig (elate advices .from DasY- Lambs are steady at from 3 1-4 10
son the cettsus completed by the
8 3-4c per pound; tot extra 'choice .
mounted poleie -shows the town 1.0 have
Ian:034'4a was paid.. ' •• ' ' t"
4,445 population, of whom -8,205 are
tretni the United States and $45 own ,,. Good veal calves are wanted. • '
England en4 Canada. Aboet .2.,500 hogs were reeeived. to-
• day. Prices are enehanged, but the
The master bakers in Montreal have ,
Market iir wealc, ' and the . outlook is.
decided to inerease the price•ot bread.. for lower prices.
it is claimed that. the Present Price el Quotations for hogs to-ffity. were
bread is due to exeessive eampetitimi 4 3-8c. per lb. for claim hogs, ses.ling
among the bakers, arid it was ugreed froni 160 to 203 lbs., and 4e..per. lb. -for •
that Steps. be%Laken. Co restrict such light and fat•hogs..
competition.. • ' ., • • , Pollowing is the range of eurrent
Cattle.
and political science in University Col-
lealrf,,i,ormoavo,r, .Kofeasor olof , sopiolo.gy
nto is in Ottaw . on his re,. .
Stluh°111materi7splear cwt. e. $4 00 $4 25
turn from Europe, where he made in- . • ' . ' • •
Butcher cho ce do . 3 60 4 00
quiries on behalf of the Government, • 1 • : • • '
into the condition of the Dukhobors, Bu Leher med to good. 325 3 50
Butcher, Infereor... . . 2 25 2 75 •
Galicians as immigrants to Canada.
Stoekere, per `awl, . ; 2 26 325.
joseph and Angelique Vermeite of ' •
Shnep and Lambs. f
Swan Lalte Abe., are 110 and 106 years
old respectlively. Four generations of Ewes, per cwt. . ... 300 3 30,
the futility are living, and. it is stated Lambs, per cwt. , ' . . 325 375
that there, are about 2,00 'descendants Seeks. per cwt. . . . aat . 2 fin
are in full possession of ' their facul- Cews, each, ... . . . 2501 45 00
ties. , .
While both the old man. and his wife Milkers ot•nd Calveri,
Cnive,s, each. . .. , 200 • 7 00
The ,Mittister-of-- Justice, who has ,. lenge , •
been inspecting penitentiaries and Choice hoge, per owt, 4 12 1-2 4 37 1-2
jails la the' Weet: proPcses that the Light. hogs, per wt. . 400 4 00
Government shall acquire 320 aeres ad- Heavy, hoop ipec cwt. . ,DrA.) 400
joining the Stoney Mountain Peet" Torooto,. Oei. 31. -Wheat-Is dull.
tentiary Lo teach released prisoners Red and white are quoted at 66a to liti
ferteing so t"13" ean utetke e Start for 1-2c west, spring 4 60 1-2e to 67ceast
tilTebintr lav:•gaest ithipment ot Elotatlike Nanedte gY000srek,antn7d0(16.9oca naolrotwh ialighwteistto.
gold that ever came out meg the Lynn
Canal route is on the steamer Dirigo, No. 1 hard grinding in traneit and 80e .
Manitoba wheat is steady at Ble for.
whieli called at Vancouver -on Monday. Toronto and leek,
There was nearly $1,250,000 aboard,' of Montreal, Oct. 31. -Grain -The grain
which 3907,000 was tiene from: the Dew- market is quiet and -shows little change
escioninrabrearnsechnonfd lthhee rieeaninaadinsiiiii:,r Dwell? f oorf No. 1 hard Manitoba wheat afloat Fort
Williain es emoted. around Me. October
the Alaska Commercial Co7" delivery. No, 2 hard was quoted at a
• GREAT BRITAIII, spread of ge below. No. 2 oats, afloat
lefontreal, apot, 30 1-4e to 30 1-2c; peas,
67 le2e; rve, Ole to 62c ; No. 2 barley,
50e. to 50 1-2e; and feed barley 48 le2e;
.-. Buffalo, Oct. 31. -Spring whoa -
birekwheat, 56 1-2c.
Minth House, the Roxburghshire
family seat of Lord • motto, has been Stronger' No. 1 Northern, old, epot, 77
ferite;01. for -four years to Mr. Deli . e I
ens(); new inset, 75 3-8e; .No.2 Northern,
Burette & Cries ebhfectionery works,
in London, have been burned, inVole-
ing a loss of 3500,000.
The Prince of Wales has created con- .
new, '72 1-8e. Winter wheat -Nothing
sidetable eomment of late by eating doing; No. 2 red, le 1-2e; No. 1 white,
at restaurants, quite contrary to his 'ffie. Corn - Parley steady:. No. 2
yellow, 39 1-2e; No. 3 yellow, 39 to 39.
precedent. . .
' 1-4e; No, 4 yellow, new, 36 1-2c: No, 2 -
Lord Stratheona hes accepted
invitation to become ti eriodidate for
an corn, 38 1-4 to M 1-2e; No. 3 corn, 38.
%tensity. 29 14 to 29 1-2e; No. 3 white, 28 34to.
to 38 1-4e; Oats -Stronger; No, 2 white,
the Lord Rectorship of Aberdeen flni.
29e; No. 4 white, 2g to 28 1-4e; No. 2
Eugene Kelly, the New York banket, mixtid e7c; No. 3 mixed 26
has purebased Cantletown, in county 1-2o. Aye - No offeeings; No. 2
Kildare, the seat of the Conally fame on track, quoted at 63s. Canal.
,ily for,150 years. freights -,- About alb the. offerings ot
It is now gain that the cestreeetton grain were taken this morning; corn
gitettalifeCnolnkinalotigehtw,iwtlithPrwinheoemsshberhaars- 4 1-20, to Nee/ York. Plour-Stenely.
went at 3 le2e, flaxseed and, wheat at
land.
been Associating a great deal in Sea. NoCrhtihc.a.wgoeistOe,. t3.1312.9-Tralitoxusteeweelsots.ed42-9
Oetober. 41.27 3-4; December,
he Pastorate of the Brotherton Con
The appointment of elisii Munro be.
64Pall7h; 1-2, May, 3149, buluth, to arrive,
is be. 41:24; eash, 31.241 I-4: Oetoher, 31.24;
regationai Church, London,
loved to he the first instance in Eng- De0emberr 31•21 Hi MAY, 31•241 1-2,
and of sixth a proceeding. . •
reggety% House at Yarrciouth, Eng. i
arid the eette of senile Of tbe Most
been sold at auction foie 4460.
ii
oucilinge sodee in Charles Dickens' CONNABOHT LEFT }SERINO*
neve "Da id Coppeifield " has just ......, ,
The Empresis Ethderick of Gernlany t
possesses a very curioue little tea -ser.
vece. The tray is made of an old Per -
man al penhy attni mit, The tea-
pot was once a GerMan farthing, and
the tiny cups are made from 6011:18 of i
different German prineipalitiere
TYPII0eD AT DAWSON - T
A despeteh '‘ircini Ottawa, says: -A w
telegram from Lt, -00I. Evans at paw* r
non inates that there has buil the c
usual autuMa outbreak of typho cl
fever. in the eity. and thnt Aix Men of t
the Yliken military fon% ate down .11
with, it.
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NIYWV'GtINBLAND TO13ACCO.
The Jadedly', or Prerieh-Canaditin
half-breeda of Newfoutidland, *intake
the inner bark of the red willow when
they tainnot procure tobaceo. Whitt
settlere use this for emitting itbacco.
It 18 wiled Eillikiniek in the Indian
tang% ge. „
new nrearr the trainee Priedeteni
Tho anniversary of the battle of
tafalgar was celebrated at London Appireations.
'The London corropondent of the
itb mote than usual enthumiasm. On Neu, yo k ,Iteraid 810,11-eit r
eleott if flagship, the Victory, for the - , 6
'test time shoe the battle, his fame Petted that the Bake of Connaught
tie last 'signal was displayed. Wes very anitioun to take his place
The Admiralty has made huge con-
note for the supply of coal to all among bis orothet &Nara fighting tot
titlati coaling sta,tiona mi the war hire Qtleeell Mother. General Sir Bod-
o Oa, cape, se takt Aar wash entia. Vets Belief felt in a quandary, and
ton will be enabled to coat without tried to personae bin Royal Matinees
eakehing the eireeent supply; ageing it. The Duke, after intiell
UNITED STATES,
aher, le dead. pleading, prevailed upou the Queen to
ask' Sit ttedvers, blit the general wag
W. IL Aopleton, the New 'tork pub.
slotting in TOMS, "rhEmalikatitchover ,h(40 erkinfd°,11:yeu have many
Burping lute taken the Diane Of
Nine titan Ware iCifft in the- -rees'int • ETelliente146:Ditetaittalt:ilacatkdbuleyt'a:411:11:Cre6de, "a:8#;
wahine billeard, there the emitter ended.
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