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INSLIRANCSE
THE McKILLOIPHERATUAE LFeoliPANY
Farm and isolated Town: Property
only Insured,
OFFICERS
J. B. MerseneePrealdent, Kippeu 0. Thos.
Fraser, 'Vico-President, Brueeflold P, 0.'LT. E,
Heys, Seeyerrens., Sanford). P, 0.;W. CI,
aroadfoot, dispei)ctior of Loosses. Seaforth P, O.
W. G. 13readfer SChfoRrfli; John Grieve,'
Winthrop&lenge Dale, Seaford'; John Watt,
Hark& ; John Bennewles, 13rad11agan ; James
Evans; Beachwood ; James Connlely, Clinton
John McLean, Nippon
AOENTS:
Robt smith, Harlook; Reber laleMillan, .sea
forth ; James Cummings, Egmondville ; J. W
Yeo, Hotmeseille V. 0.
Parties desirous to effect insurance or trans
sect other business will be promptly attended
to on application to any ot the above officers
addressed to their respective post ofltees.
BANKS
THE MOLSONS BANK
Incorporetedw
Aot of Padhiment,1855.
•CAPITAL • • 82,600,000
t Reser . 52,050,000
e HEAD OFFI0E1 ,-Me*.ON'arHEAlee
Wm, MOLSON MACPHERSON, - -Prosi431ie
JAMES ELLIOT, General Mauager
Notes discounted. Coneetiona made. Drees
issuee. sterling and American Exehanges
bought and sold. Intereat allowed on deposita.
ISAVINGE BANK.
Interest allowed on sums of el and upe One
-FARMERS.
Money advanced to farmers on their own
notes with one or more endoraers. No mort-
gage required as security.
H. C. BREWER, Manager, Clinton
•
C. D. McTAGGART
BANKER.
A General Banking Business Transacted
Notes Discounted. Drafts Issued.
Interest Allowed. on .Deposits,
Ammer STREET' - CLINTON.
LEGAL ,
r SCOTT
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BARRISTER, SOLMITOR.
• Money to Loan, etc. •• '
Orrice—Elliott Block CLINTON
SPA
Newsy Items About Ourselves an
Our Neighbors—Something of
Interest From Every Quar-
ter of the Globe.
CANADA..
Hullas revenue last year reached
4185,089; expendituee 5110,907.
iaatural gas has been etruele la the
Peat beds at Rondeau, neer Chatham.
At Moncton a mall bag containing
01.200 ot intercolonial cheques. has
been 'stolen.
CHLOROFORM.
ww. First 'Ned ea- a Doitist's APPrell
riee in Edinburgh, • "a
An apprentice to the Edinburgnsur-
geon-dentiet; Mr. Lulea, maned T,D.
Morrison, was the first patient ip Eng-
land to take chloroform lt, was on
BRYDONE
• BARRISTER, soLicproit. •
Notary .Public, &o..
OFFICE—Bearer Block, • &• CuivroN
• CONVEYANCING
OHN RIDOUT •
,
SONVEYANCER, COIVIMISSIONER; ETO.
Fire Insurance, Real Estate,
• Money to Lend.
the 10th of November, 1847, at; 1 p.m.,
in the house, 55 Queen St., Faclieburgh,
that Prof. Simpson administered the
chloroform to this yoting man. Sie
weeks before that Kr. Morrisou had
,taken ether in order to have a tooth
extracted, and when be desired to have
another tooth pulled he was told of
the discovery of a HMV anaesthetic by
Prof. Simp,son, and asked if he would
submit to the test..Mr, Morrison, after
OFFICE—HURON STREET, CLINTON
• • IPS youR .NERVES!
•
•
refleeting for a few minutes on the
blessings this discovesry might bring
to suffering humanity, decided to run
the risk. Tills was about 10 in the
morning, and the operation was fixed
to take place at 1 oklookoin the at-
ternoon in the preeenoa of a number
of scientific, men. Mr, Morrison wrote
al letter to Prof, Sinnegon freeing him
from any re.spOnsibility if there should
be any accident or in the °vent of
death. The anaesthetic preyed effic-
acioue in about eine minute, and Mr.
Morrison soon recovered and he is still
orloud of the fact that he was Simp-
son's first oatient melee chlorofokm.
During the 50 odd years eince then Mr.
Morrisen as a dentist has administered
ehloroforni to more than 2.0,000 cases
without a single accident.
•• •
'DEVOURED BY .woLvEp.
wedding ouple mmeiced and ILItiell
• She Winery Brutes,
A. despatch frem Bucharest, says;
—Advices frenn. Many points tell of
packs Of wolv;is killisigeand devouring
travellers. Two wedding couples, who
were sleighing in Marmaros district
were attacked, and all four persone
Mende will have ' about 20,000
equare feet a space at the Glasgow
Exhibition.
All the corporation laborers at King-
ston struck because work was given
to a non-union man hamed Moon.
The option held by a big Chicago
syndieate upon the Hamilton stove
feundriest has been extended three
months,
lk cost 514,980 to adrairrieter the
Ottawa -Hull fire relief tulle of
89$2,182. In all 14,799 persons were
clothed.
• The Hamilton Local Counoil of Wo-
men will appeal to the City Council
to Pass a by-law • penalizing those
whe expectorate u.per- the sidewalk.
T. H, Davies & OD., owners of the
big iron works of Honolulu and Liver-
pool, have beuent the Iron works Of
Armetrong 8r.34orrison in Vancouver,
13. C., fox 5'250,000.
Sergeant-Major jorn IlicaturPhY,.
aged 89 •yeaes, who fought the Boers
in 1841-2, and later served in the Cri-
mean war 5» dead, in New Westmin-
sitar, as the result of a fall.
The Pigeon River Lumber Company
a Grand° Rapids, Wisconsin, have
purchaeed .the Poet William, lumber
mills, which for ;many years were
operated by Graham, Horne & Com-
pany. .
Parliament at its approaching ses-
sion will be asked • to incorporate a
oompany which is desiroes of bridging
the St. Mary's 'River near Sault Ste.
Marie. • • •••
Me. W. J. Clark a Toronto gives no-
tice that an application will be made.
to Parliament for an at to incorpor-
ate the Canadian National Bank, for
the purpose of doing a general bank-
ing business. • . • '
Two Chatham citizens ;refuse to
send their children to one of the city
sobools, which they claim •is unsani-
tary. The schdol etithorities will not
Let them attend any other. The troa-
ble may get into the omit.
Captain Nordin, a Norwegian mar-
iner, and J. E. A, Dubuceof Quebee,
have "submitted a proposition to, the
Government for the eeta.blienment Of
an •ice -breaker and salvage steamer
on the St. Lawrence; also for a win-
ter' steamship service between Eue,
rope and Quebec.' a •
GREAT -BRITAIN. •
•.There has been a heavy snewfall in
SOIlle parts of Great Britafia,
Lord Leanel Cecil, half-brother a the
Marquis of Salisbury, is dead.
• Ggeat Britain will rase regiments of
infantry in India to relieve •British
garrisons at Mauritius, Singapore, and
'perhaps Slang Meng and Ceylon.
• Samuel Lewis, the notorious money
lender and u.surer et London, Eng:,
who has been called the "greatest and
meanest of modern Shylocks," is dead.
The Hoard of Poor Lavv Guardian's•*
ot 'Weobly has declined, on patriotic
grounds, to accept a gift of pictures
and, books from Mr. Wm, T. Stead for
the, workhouse.
'a trade poltay will he one of
protection against the 'Chatted State.
Wireless telegraphy between Hone-',
larlti and Varioue islands of the Ha-
waiian group is in prootioal opera-
tion,
IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS.
Kitchener Evidently Preparing tor
Decisive Action.
A despatch iron), London, There -
day eaye;—While the actual position
in South Africa continues almoet com-
pletely, hielden f roan, the publie, two
or three isolated telegranes publish-
ed Thursday rosorning, eera to indi-
cate that important developments etre
impending in the Treosveal. The de-
3Pateh from Pretoria reveals thet
Gen. Kitohener he Making a big con-
centration of troop.% tbere, and °the
er• correepondents report their con-
viotion that the Beers are gathering
strongly in the Bethel and larmelo
dietriots. The report that Gen. De
Wet ie. marching meth la dou,latless
connected w,ith thils moven:tent.
;All the reports oonour in stating
that Gen, Kitchener'e efforts in the
direction of securing peece ho.ve
abeelutely flat, notivithetanding
the extraordinary endeavours to en4
sure his offee reaching the individual
13oere as well as; the leaders. While
• the work ot the burgher Peace Com-
mittee 5» regarded aite doomed to fall-
er% the Boers; are showing less diS-
poeitioe to surrender tbau ever.
• were killed. The driver safl the sledge
escaped up a tree, but was nearly
frozen to death.
MEDICAL.
- the condition of your nerves
that either makes your life
a round of pleasure
• or a. useless
burden.
To many women life is one round a
weak ess
attempt even the lighteeaohousehold
duties fatigues them liWy of the
syeeptoms accompanying this state of
decline are :—a feeling of tiredness on
waking, faintness, dizziness, sinking
feeling, palpitation of the heart, short-
• DR. W. GUNN
It. C. P. and L: 51.0. S., Edinburgh.
.
Night calls at front door oircsidence on Batten
bury street,'opuosite Presbyterian church.
OFFICE—ONTARIO STREET, CIANTON.
•
DR. WM, GRAHAM
• (Successon. TO DR. TURNBULL.).
Licentiate of the Royal College of Phy- '
simians, LondomEng.
OFFICE AND EESIDENCE—Perrin's Block, lately
occupied by D. Turnbull, CLusTox.
DR. SHAW
• Orexcis:
ONTARIO STREET, opposite. English °buret',
CLINTON.
W. THOMPSON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.* .
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE—.- ' •
. Next to Molpon'e Bank
EATTENBURY sTrisnr, Cmx,roN',
DENTISTRY..
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DR. AGNEW .
DENTIST.
• Ceowe AND Manor.. WORE.
Omen—Adjoining Foster's .Photo Gallery,
sickness,n and ill health To
nese ol breath, loss of appetite,. cola
hands afid feet, headache dark circles
under the eyes, pain in the ',back and
Bide and all the other. accompaniments
of a rundown and 'weakened censtitu-
don, -, • .
All these ymptoms and conditions
are simply the result of a poor :qoality
and defective circulation bf the blood,
with a wasting away Df the,nerve fences.
Ey feeding tbe system with
' i
1)r, Ward's • • .'N
. .
- • ,
OLOOD AND: NERVE.. PILLS
.,
You strike at the root of the disease and
lays solid foundation on which to build.
Soon the weight increases, the sunken
cheeks and flattened busts fill out, the
ON. • 'ONT. •eyes get bright and the thrill of renew-
ed health and strength vibrates through
DR. G. EARNEST HOLMOS
Successor to Ina Bruce, Clinton.
Specialist in Crown and Bridge Work.
D.D. S.—Graduate of Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario..
L. D. S.—First. doss honor graduate of Dental
• Department of Toronto University. Special
attettion paid to ptescrvation of childreit's
teetli.
Will be at the River Hotel, Bayilold, every
Monday from 10 a. in* to 6 tt, nt.
DR. FREEMAN
Successoe to Dr. Fowler,
vemsragenv suocatora
A member of the Veterinary Medical Aesocia'
tions of Lundell and Edinburgh and Graduate
of the Ontario VaterinaTy College.
Office opposite the Commerelal Hotel, Clinton'
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VA'TERINARY
BLACKALL & -BALL
VETERINARY SURGEONS. GOV.
ERNMENT VETERINARY INSPECTORS
OFFICE, ISAAC STREET ; EESIDENCE. ALBERT
STREET, CLINTON. .
AUCTIONEER
THOS. BEtOWN
AUCTIONEER,
Sake conducted in 011 parts of the Counties of
Huron and Perth. Orders left at TIM NeWs:
Ricoono office, Clinton, or addressed to Sea,
forth le 0.eviii receive prompt attention. Sat-
seaction guaranteed or teener:roe Your pat-
onage solicited. ,
MISOBL.L.Aivoous
CEO. TROWHILL
DO14SI:8110E51 AND.
GENERAL 13LACRSMITII,
„
Wood -work ironed and flrat.class Materiel end
workguarstrated. FILM implements and nuo
chines rebuilt and repaired,
aottlisIG A SPBOAT,Ty.
Avatar Stan% Novrit,
the system, • •
50 cents per box at all druggists' or
Dr. Ward Co., Toronto, Oat,
_
GRA ,TRIJNI(.1V111
FROZEN IN THE DRIFTS.
MARKETS OF TEE WORLD
Bu
OT.R.011 TIE SUNDAY SCIIOOL
t on Both Occasions Boers Were
ATTACKED DARKLY EAST,
deVatill f"LIL 1421(1°4* / "(swot Silences iTe rian'clIseeal; Mad, 93,
NTERNATIONAL LESSON, JAN. 27.
Repulse&
31-16. redden Text. 311110. 22. 42.
P11402ICAL NOT.fia
Verse 84. When the Pharisees had
beard that he bad pat the Sadducees
to ailence they were doubtless de.
lighted. It wan More than they had
been able to do. But there -Were
many differences. 'between their,
. teachings( and that of differences be
-
teachings and tnat of jeells,
and he was ast real a force in
the lite ef the time -A tor them to ig-
the; idea. of ettaoking Clan William on nore him, en It was not strange that
finding the tower well defended. •
they gatliered themseaves together
against him. Nevertheless, bitterlY
APparently the invade= abandoned
in the illelimond'Aishriet, hut there the would have Ewen glad H jest's had
Pined them. Itima either party
A commando of 1,009 has been active " they tliPPeeed
35. lawyer, A layman Who had
Mere hieVe eeereeed only 100 Duteh re -
exults. Outdo himself an authority in the ine
•
TWO ENGAGEMENTS.
law, He added the duties of a thee-
teroretation a the mitten and oral
logical professor 'to those of a Pro-
Illees of Cattle, Clime, Grata, $0
In the Leading. Markets.
says;—It assorted that more heavy
naval guns will bs landed at the Cape,
BREADSTCFES, ETC.
infornaation as to the doings of the
Toronto, Jan, 22.—Wheat—)3tisiness
invadere is haird to °Main; but It I;
Ls toilet, and prioes are about steady.
clear they are getting very little
Quotations are as follows :—It -ed win- .„
ter; 65 140; and wiitte; 65 1,20; mid, 1 takup from the Data. 'Twice they o..t-
610 ta,etoits ; spring wheat, 68o; noxe tempted to capture Darkly Met, but
both tiraes they were repulsed. For
Ltobn. No. I hard, old, g.i.t., 90e; No. 2,
Ole; No „I bard, North )3,ay, 650; three days they oeoupied Sutherland,
but they eleared out on the approach
0/UMW—Scarce and rirra. Ton lots,
Bean; tee; end 6hotrts at 015, west, o.fSma aBlfitsboahtt:leudnipna.rties are rep. ort -
at the mill door, sell as follows:—
oaCnoo eyee—nopiweinoaen; alloga. agey;eloaloow, yellow,
eNrot-, ed 0.Perlating in various parts df the
reps—Firm and in soloci aeinand; Ceres district.
11.41-34311::1(:,4cm.id4e freights, at 62t -2o;
and east at 08e.
Barley—Firm, in eiympathy with
/nate; No. 2, east, 420; 410
• treights, 41e; No: 0 eetra, 40 1-2o
east, and 39 1-2e zniddae &eights.
Bye—Steady new rye, 47g, wet;
and 480. east.
• Buckwheat—Steady, Car lots, west,
are quoted at 49 1-2e, and east at 50
/raw
•
Oats—Strong, and in good demand ;
No. 1 white, eat, 29o; No. 2 white,
• north and Avast, 280.
FlourSteady ; dealers trek 52.70 for
straight rollers, in buyers' bags, mid-
dle tea:sights, and export agents bid
"'a• PBPDUCE,
;Toronto,. Jan, 22.—Eggs--The sup-
ply of freeb eggs is ample. Prices are
as follows :—New laid, 22 to 23o; fref(la
g15at;:htoerld,i_1270. ; cold. stored, 10e; limed,
Poultry—Receipts are light and
prioes are firm, Turkeys sold at 10
to 11c; geese, at 8 to 81-20; chickens,
at SO to 40ce and cluCks, at 50 to 70o.
Botatees—Ratheir easier at 28c, for
csaboirrele.ts, traek here; and. 850 out of
,Field produce, etc.—Turnips, out of
store, 300 pee bag; onions, 70c per
bag ; carrots, 850 per bag; epplee, per
labia 51 to 52 ; seveet potatoes, per bbl.
52.50. • •
Oxied apples—Dried apples sell at
8 1-2 to ; aid evaponated at 5 to
Early Die From itardsnip ot Travel on
• ttassiatit waYs.
• The -Odesea correspondent of the
Zaindon Daily Mail says that the last
of the traine thet were ereowbounol
in the, recent blizzard has, arrived at
Oclesae. The snow. drifts for .
hardened into iee. •Through .one of
•them, whiela wata 400 yarde long and
• ahlety-eight feet deep, it woe :neces-
sary to out a tunnel. •
Seven • hundred of tbe passengers;
mostly peasants who quitted the
tra.ins. Wore they wore dug out, have
arrived by eleighs, which they Obtain-
ed at a point tweuti-five miles north
of Odessa:. Many of them were 'more
deed than alive. Several who were
unable t� get sleighs atteiepted to
walk the whole distance into the
city. 'Many these were exbausted
by cold and hainger, and. sank into
the drifts; where they froze to death.
There is a great outcry against the
raiLway authorities;• whose , alleged
niggardilimea in refusing to pay snow
diggers two sliiilings for a day's work
of twelve hours, is regarded as the
(muse of tne euffeeings and death, It
• ie asserted that three days wore we:Ett-
er' in telegraphically negotiating with
St. PetersbUrg ori this question. When
the den:lands were -Ultimately granted
the drifts, thirty and forty feet high,
eitended for mileal. The, railroad Om-
panaes, loss through the sblizzard is
stated tir uniount to. More than 5250, -
• TIMETABLE
Trains wIlt arrive at and depart from Clinton
Station as follow
AND oonenron
Going East eixerese 7:38 a. in.
2:65 p. m.
" " Mixed 4;25 p. m,
Getty West Mixed 10:15,a in.
Express 12:55 p,
10:27 p. 01,
mamma, it LT tiox nen BRUCE DIVISION,
Going South Empress 7147 a, et
e Mixed 1:25 p. 111.
Going North Express 50:15 a. m.
Mixed 605 p. m.
A. 0. PATTISON, F. R. ITODGENS.
lent. Town Ticket Agent.
JOHN T. EMMERTON
T1114 LEADING BAUDER
Also Agent for
ST.ANDARD MEE INSURANCE COMPANY
Bead Otilee for Canada, Montreal.
insetriatiee in force, •• 5110,000,000
Inveatinente in Canada, — 13,500,000
IfStablished 1826,, The old 011181110 and &sortie,
Otexce—Stitlesbleele. opposite Post Oilleo
The notes of the Hank of nAgland
!malt exaotly elle halfpenny oath. .
The thanee of two floger.printe
belt* alike lanot me in oftty-four
• Earl Roberts will decide the case of
Major-General Colville, whose resigna-
tion of et conuneoder-in-claief for in-
'• ' UNITED STATES.
New , York has 200,000 eases of
•grippe.
There are two cases of smallpox near
Watertown, N. Y, •
'The street car sytitein- of Reading,
Pie is tied up by striker's.
Two boys kicked Annie Dowd aged
Wee, years, to death at Middlebown,
N. Y.
Three nurses at • Bellevue Asylum,
New York have been indicted for kill-
ing n patient.
'Anton Zahm, brewer, •of Syracuse,
N. Yo 'burst an artery by coughing
and died inimediatelY.
• Grover Allen, the boy giant, eight
years old and 'weighing 251 pounds,
iso dead at .Anderson, Ind,
At Chelsea, Masse five men are un-
der arrest for stealing asafe contains-
ing 54,000, le broad daylight.
A. team ran away with load of
school children at Baraboo, Wis. One
was killdd and several seriously injur-
ed.
Robert Lavreencea a young dentist,
shot and killhd himself, while lying
on a couch beside his stole wife at
Denver Col, •
The Carnegie Company will fight
the National Tube trust by buillding
it 512,000,000 plant at Ooneaut Har-
bour, Lake Erie.
A °Mien of Lincoln, Da., named
Sizemore, is gemmed of trying to
stiorve his three cbildren to death to
get 550,000 left to them.
She people were crushed to death
and many others seriously iejared,
in a .panio caused be( a false alarm
of fire in a Chicago theatre on Satur-
day.
(Mamma Egnor, a conviet at Au-
burn, N.Y., murdered A. W. Bettediet,
a guard, on 'Wednesday, because the
guard threatened to report him for
mtscondget.
They wort preparing for, the burial
5 .0. DICKSON.
Distriet Passenger Agent, Toronto.
ermae'eaeareera""a"--"'ear_aea...
W. JACKSON
AGENT O. P. R.
CLINTON
Triivellers to any part of the
world should consult the
• above in reference to tickets,
fares, etc.
W, JACKSON
AGENT C. P. R.
So YEARS
EXPERIENCE
TRADE +MAGNA
DESIGNS
00PV111014T8 ace,
Ans4mettending askateb and deseription wok
milady aseertain ner opinion, fres wnethernn
invention is prohablypatentable. (\annuities,
tons ettletlyeentidenuat. reurnbeek on Patents
sent free, olden mono for neenring patents.
Patents taken through Munn & Co. reeelfe
betel Snotice, without charge, in the
titutific Marlon
•
A handset:te)e Illahttated weekly. tailcoat 4+1r.
ealAttell of Any seethed Journat. 5415015, 43 s
: four montbs,sq. Sotd by an neersdealatt,
ZIWO 661°""Y'Newhrk*
• Business in Odessa has been stop
ped formany day. -The poor in many
of. the 'outlying parts of the country
are starving. The :prices of' proiri,;.
stens have rken 500 per .cente • ,
60 MILES FROM CAPE TOWN
The Raiders Being Hard Pressed
by the British. •
,
•
A despatch trona London, says:—Mr.
Bennet Burleigh, w,he has, returned. to
Cape Town, sends . to the Daily -Tele-
graph an enigmatIcal despatch, say-
ing:— •. • ,
"All our "soldiers, whether from
Orange River Colony' or the Transvaal,
look the picture of health, and it is
hoped that the end is eteatilly coming
THE NEWSIEST PAPE
IN HURON
, feseloned seribe. Asked him a quo*
IM now aoknowle"'
siamos.-....-...,..,REcoeu ed to be be
atiLEIwNTON
Irvellii-ii bill: beigotasitponidbernigtbst who
ovori'ttellileleneowf satineyld tilniloproorutgainiltri;
13°Itbx:tetitttlal!leiliii:e:itn'leel entoolpr. 1 e'esinIP141ellesilrt 1:11irr geo4erivikY
tin! leader in the Huron Tract,
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The Boers Are Very Active in the 1 tk'n- ReligiauS and philosophical t gut any paper publishe
Transvaal. discussion in those day* WAS at te entrity and iniaddition .
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illustrated matter, The price
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•Deans ---Ordinary white beane bring
51.23 to 51.25; choice hand-picked beans
are quoted at 51.40 be 51,45.
Honey—Fixna. Dealers quote from
91-2 to laic leer lie, for 5, 10, or• -60 -lb
tine, acceedingeo eize of order. _Comb
honey eells at $2.4o to 52:75 per dozen
sections. . •••;
date says that while Gen. Colvilleis
colurcen was en route from( New Den -
10 Vaiklaagte, it was attacked by
1,000 Beers, wile attempted, to cut off
the; baggage train. They made a de-
termined attack, but were repulsed.
Al; the eame time 400 -Boers charged
the -cavalry, ,whicla formed the rear-
guard, and feroed it to fall back. Pour
companies -0' rifles were concealed,
prepared to receive the Doers, The
latter, however, retired:
• -THE PEACE L.NVOYS.
•
Broken Their Gathi and Joined the
• Figbters.
"A. despatch from Pretoria says :—
'five influential Beers who were rea
leased from Pretoria for the 'purpose
:of persuading the rank and file of t/ae
Boer _commandoes -to Surrender, ' and
who passed through here, were seen
by Kaffir scents to meet four oilier
• Beers, and after a friendly psi:lever to
to go op. to Duetenburg,. where • theY
stated. 04 they had -
seen no Boerse
They have since gone weetivard, and
a5» priabably now cleaning up their
rifles. ••••
Baled hay—Steady. Choke tiolothy,
on' track, 11045 ; twO-ton lots, deliv-
ered, 51L . "
. Straw—Steady. Car lots of straw,
on tecatek, here, 56.50.
• Chicago, Jan. 22.—Wheat continued
on the deenne to -day under influences
which beld sway recently, but the
close was with some lose. regained; on
port engagements. • gay closed 3-8 to
1-ao lawer. Corn wad oats each elosed
1-2 to 5-3c higher, and provisioes un-
changed to 15c higher, f•
"The few recent successee of the
Mere are anneymg. Twenty thousand.
reinforce:Int:nth have arrived, and they
are( Very welcome in Cepe Colony,
where the Dutch decline to meta The
raiders are 60 miles north ot, the town„
and are being pressed by our troops."
This presumably means that Lord
Kitchener has sent 20,000 melt- into -
Cape Colony. ••I
UNDESIRABLE OFFICIALS.
an • earnest and • honest wooer,
while laeldeng very definite, positive
views' himself. '
36. Master. • His manner is re-,
spectful. Which le the great cpre-
m•onOnaent in the law? Which as the
essential command? What 14 the
gist of the law? It was a very bit -
portant queStion. Detailed laws
• had been multiplied until it was as-
sumed on all hand's that no Dian eould
obey all the specifieations. WhIch of
there Oh then, might be innocently
omitted? What principle was essen-
tial to obedience ? The rabbis iiaed to
?say that there Weft six bunared and
thirteen lawe given by Moses—two
hundred and forty-eight positive epee-
mand,s, and three hundred and sixty-
five prohibitions. "P0 keep them,"
Said the Jews, " was the mark ef an
-
angel." •
, .
V: Thou shalt loin the Lord thy
God with all thy heart, and with all
thy. eoul, and with all, thy inlaid. See
Dant, 6. 15,•16, 12. To obey e,ommands
10 always easier to the ono who loves
the commander. The division of human
, •
nature into heart, soul; and mind is
not made .with the:definiteness of mod-
ern science. But it is singularity .ile-
-scraptive and eomprehensive. •
• 81 The first and great.; emumand-
ment.• The essence of tne whole eye -
Buffalo; 'Jan, 22,—Plour — Dull and
weak: '..1WiaeateSpring liolitsvery
'strong ; le hard, old, email lots, 85
3-4c; No.. 1 Northern, old, carloads, 82
3-4e; dea, new, 81 3-4e. • Finteatavalea.t
—Buyers and sellers wide apart ;No.,2
red, 77e bid; mixed and white, 700 bid;
en track, Buffalo. Corn—Strong; No. 2
yellow, 41 1-2coNo. 3 do., alc; No. 0
earn, 41o; No. 3 do.; 40,1-2c, ( through
billed, Oats—Steady.; No. 2 White, 30
1-2e; No.. 3 do., 27 1-4c, through' (billed.
Barley-a-Noniural; good to fancy West-
ern, 60 to 67e; State, Otto 65c, on tree's.
Ilyea-Dull and Weak; 'No. 2, on traek,
56 1-2c; No. 1 m store; 57 1-0e asked:
Mil Waukee, Jan. 22.—Wheat—Lewer;
Na. 1 Northern, 74 to 74 1-4ca e do.,
71 a -a tar 72c, :flye—Lower; No, 172 to
72 1-2e. Barley—Dulh No. 2,59 to 00c;
sample, 4510 57e.
aVleineapalleajan, 21—W1ieat — Cash,
71 7 -Se; May, 75 7-8c; juin 76 5-8e; on
track, No. I hard, 75 1a4c; No. 1 North-
ern, 73 1-4c; No. 2 do„ 53.1.4 'to '70 1-2c.
Flour and brae—Unehanged,
'Duluth, • Jan. (22.--;Wheit—N�, 11
hard, Cash; 71 3-4e; to arrive, 76 to 78c;
May, '77 7-8c; No. 1 Northern. dash, 71
7-80; to armee, '71 3,13e; May,, '75 7-8c;
July, 76 5-13e; No, 2 Northern, V, 7e8 to
67' 7-5e; Ne. 3 "sprieg, 53 2-8 to 60 5-8e.
Corn -16 1-8c, Oats -25 1-4 to 25 1-2e,
• LIVE STOOK MARKET.
• Taranto, Jan. 22.—At tbe westeria
cattle yards to -day we had a total of
40 loads incluelhad 1,200 hogs, 450 cat-
tle, 345 sheep .and lambs, 20 calves,
and a few milkers. , .
There was little doing in cattle, and
tho market was ono et no aecount;
the local butchers haye a fair supply
• et meat in and can afford to wait a
day :or two.
Trade was dull irt the export de-
partment. Prices are • low in the
13c5tis5t markets; boat swot is scarce,
anti the demand is light, as most of
the deals to -day were to small lots.
Values' are not (pieta/Ay changed,
fled the range is front 4 to 4 3-4 per
pound; with a shade more in a few
case for small lots of prime cattle.
As far as we could ascerlein nothing
Lambed 5u to -day.
Itt etxport and light bulls, feeders,'
stocker -s, and milch cows there is HO
change to report.
Vor lambs and sheep we had only
a fair demun.d at unchanged prices.
A Not choice mileh cows ated ;Scoriae
good veal calves are wanted, and good
prigs will be paid Tor either.
lio,gs to -day being in only modera
ate supply, there was no ehange in
prices, and the best hogs sold Tor 50.80
per cwt.
Hogs to fetch the top price must
be e.f prime quality, and seale not bee
lone 100 nor above 200 lbs.
iaodowing Is the range of quota-
tioeige-
Uitlanders Preparine:a List for the
Imperial Government.
A despatch from Durban, Natal,
says; --The Mtlandercommittee here
is preparing a list of undesirable
persons who are holding official posi-
tions in the TranSVatiL They are
also Urging the military officials to
allow a representative from each
firm to reture abet ascertain the con -
afloat of their steeks, thus plaeing
theentern ab equality with those who
remained in the Transvaal during
the war.
Three hundred foreigners haVe ar-
rived here ream johanneelaurg, and
the number of refugees is increeeing
daily. The Natal Governanent' will
look out for their immediate wants
provided the imperial government
furnishes them with free transporta-
tion to Europe.
MUST NOT WEAR KHAKI.
•
DECLINES A SWORD.
Lord .Roberts Writes to the ' Mayor
' of Portsmouth., •
A. London despatch says ;—Lord
Reberts emphasizes the unsatisfac-
tory condition • of Smith* eifeica in a
letter to tbe Mayor of Porteinouth,
poetponiog . the pfe,sentation of a
ewerd of honour from. that citie. _Ile
says ;—"It is most .xlistasteetil to me
to be -honoured* and feted,' anal called
liven to rejoice while 410 many'are in
bitter grief, and before we pan pee-
Perly return thanke that, the cloud Is
being rolled away, which' nes for•more
than .4 year darkened .the homes and
brushed the heartsof so many in our
country." •
. . • ,
Millans Threatened With Arrest
at Pretoria,
A deepatela from Pretoria, saytt:—No
reports of fighting have been reeeived
lately. Pretoria is full of troops, who
are getting ready for further opera -
of Miss Lougee Schaefer, a teaeher tions.
proelamation has been issued for -
in New York, when 11 was discovered
she was in a trance. she win seen bidding civilians to wear khaki. Pee -
sons wearing eiothing that is likely to
be mistaken for I3ritigh •uniforms are
threatetted with arrest and poolsh-
ment,
return, to her school.
George Reed, an eecentrie bachelor
retinae, has just died "in his little
hone on his Large farm," te•ar
Ind. He hadn'tent his hair or beard
for thirty years. His estate is worth
570,000. r • :
• GENERAL.
Queen Wilhelmina will positively be
married next month.
Last year Bremen sent 87,531 emi-
grants to the Vatted States,
lielgitun will adopt the Marconi sys-
tem of wireless telegraphy.
A. German paper blames militarism
for the decadence of commeree and
tra
The French Mediterranean squad-
ron is to be equipped with wireless
telegraphy.
The health of the dowager-Vmpress
Prederiek, the Queen's eldest dmigb'
ter, is again causing ankiety.
OVER $20,000,000.
Natation. Landon ItIoitopten der tett
Villa Sum.
A. &spat& from London, Helot—It is
understood that the estate oa Sanaliel
LoWfs, the notorious Moneyoleiadex,
whet died a few dant ago, amounts to
about .24,000,000. lie betineathed every.,
thing to his widow, with the exemption
Of. 400,000, whieb, is divided among( re.
halves and friends,
to his will he expresses a desire that
his widow give in her narrie44.00,000 to
provide dwellings for poor persons of
alt ereeds, X250,000 to the Princess of
Wales' hospital fund, 4100,500 to the
Sewisli Board of Gitordiatis, and 4200,-,
00„las , Iterbert Illemarek nays that Ger. 00010 various hospitoIs. ,
. . • • .
• FIGHT IN CAPE COLONY.
British Stiffered Total Casualties oi
Twenty...Eight., .
A, despatch from London, Wednes-
day, says:The casualty list shows
that there has been a severe engage -
meet, with a loss of six killecleseven-
teed weunaed, and five missing, at
KlarraYshurga Where the Dutch are
said to haVe been joining thro'nyaders.
Murrayekurg is 16 mike wet Of Graaf
Reinets
Indicationa are not wanting that the
decision of the Government to send re-
inforcements has not been taken a mo-
ment too soon.
Cattle.
Shippers, per ewt. 54 25
Butcher, choice doe 3 75
Butther, med. good. 3 25
Butcher, inIterior. . 8 00
Stockers, per cwt. 215
Export bull, per cwt.- 325
She and Lambs.
Sheep, per ,owt, . 800
tombs, per etyt. . 400
Milkers and °eve.
Cows, each . . 20 00
Calves, each. . 200
75
5 26
4 75
325
300
4 25
50
462 1-2
50 00
10 00
, Choice hogs, cwt. 650 680
Laglat hogs , per evvt. 0 00 625
rt. 0 00 0
25
425 450
25i0 400
e 2'00 225 Wane.
ONLY $1 TO THE
END OF 1901. •
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a:forc;01;t;merre:OfilaranoltnoissilltYld:ohwafonsi 1111::m."Iti :sit 1:17 big; eys
BOERS ARE ACTIVE
only 5)0 Gape Dutch Rave Joined
•
A . deatet ftill'eeinEC°a.epTToWn, so -Yea -al
'.ertt'lellf4
d S"utileaurlulndantidn°aswriheic-wh glaonteolas015-iwetit•
,
toward Calvima, &tittered •. coranaan-
does have appeared at Ceree; appara
catty prcreeding to Vaurbynedorf. The
Aliwal mmanclo 1*u:reseed the
Orange neer. 51:11.1 ainther commando
is mrwmg toward Willowmore. '
-The Government reports under 500 '
CapailDis,.*
uteh altegetboa h
ave joined tho
inde.
• 89. Thee eluilt •lope thy neighbor as
thYeelf, "Neighbor" 14 a.Word that
has .come down to us from. the 'Saxone,
and it • means a "near • dweller"' or
"near farmer," • and . as • our
Lorca • interpreted it • at•" another
time, "our, tellow-men," whoever ot
wh,eeever, lie is. This ceMmandment
Ls said to be Dke the first beeause it
54 ageally comprehensive. • •
41. Wbile the Pharisees were gather-
ed together; Jesus eillOws up. • his
puccessful defense by a vigorous at-.
tack on their superfitial reasoning.
Tile question and response that fol-
low need careful study on the part
of the teacher, or the, point will not
be apprehended by. the pupil.• The
cardinal sin oE the Pharisees was .that
nad become mere formalists,
keePers C, tbe letter of the law:
•They -studied words anel phrases, and
thought little of tne •deeperameare.
ing. •
• 42; 'What think ye of Christ? Not,
"What is your opinion of rner bet,
"What is your opinion concert:ling-
the ii/leseiah in: the particular that I
arre now about ro stater. • Whose soil
La he?' The Pher;ieps did not see the
drift of his question, and answered
from the 'surface of Holy Scripture.
The: don et David. That is, the de--
secenaent of Darla.. Thie royal descent
was claimed for jesois, , but, of coorie,
not every descendant of Devid was
the Christ. Our Lord now exalts the
ideal of Christ, and makes it possible
it their prejudiees be not too dense,
for them to Seel the Christ in himself.
• CONVOY CAPTURED.
Boers Killed Two British and
• Wounded Eleven.
A despatch from Pretoria, says
:—
Tim Boers ha.ve.captured a convoy of
twelve •:waggons with lire:visa:ins for
the troops at ithenoster kop, • They
killed two- of the British guards and
wounded eleven. The remaining nine
surrendered. The Boers, apparently
fearing the approaeh of Other troops,
abandoned the waggons and prison-
.
ers.
THE QUEEN'S HEALTH.
genre eoundsition roe me Belief That It Is
Not Coml. •
. A. despatch frosn London, save—Re-
ports concerning the .urtfavourable
condition- of the Queen's health heve
been in persistent circulation for the
pest month. There is now only too
good reason to
some foundation for them. The re-
belicYe that there is stands for "Jehovah ;" so "that the
emit sudden death of Lady Churchill,
senior lady of the Queen's bedcham-
ber, deprived her Majesty of almost
hew last old intimate friend, and had stool. Thls ifiVitatiOR 11Y (Wd
the saddest effete upon her, liar • to the coming Messiah to aeeept the
depression has become both mental 'seat a honor in the upiverse,
atad physical, and it is difficult to (45, Bow is he his 6611r Hew ean the
rouse her •from her despondency. Her , son be Lard of nis father If he is, his
physicians advise that her departure leadership must ba fpuelded 0/1 110010'
for Cinilez be hastened, but she is; not thing rhea higher than a deacent
interested io the trip. She pleads from royally. The force of the ques-
that it is her duty to remain at her tient is in its soggestiveness,
post while the affairs of the Empire 40. No man was eble to answer him
ere, so Uneettled and threatening. a word. There were skillful debat-
ers there, but they conld not ans-
BUKNED AT THE STAKO. wer this question without stulti-
see.e fying themselves, Neither durst, any
Kamm Mob Emulates rriteilcos of• Illan fr'ara that dal flwth 48k him
4. despateh from Buliethir. Leaven- any marc
baffled, atid so resorted to the most
questions, They were
Meld le Agee,
Worth, Kane says ;—Frod Alexander, infamette roethode te square accounts,
tempted an assault on UWE IgVo, DO not let the solo:Aare leave the
the ategth who Seturday evening g-
eed Who was suppoSed tO haVe ela- leason with the impression that the
this City' November iast, was on „
argumento wins simply a test of wit
tretlaseee our Lord and his erities. it
all had direat lirearlitn or i himself und
eautted and killed Pearl Forbes in
Tuesday afternoon taken from the "`,„' ci.e'et.5' and en th3lr .°-raftY., °Ana
sheriff's guard and burned at the already e'vertnr°w•
stake at the iteenO of his crimes. half
A quiro oAttn,
dozen Mocks from the centres of
She pity. Probably 8000 persons Gayboy•4imolte up, stnoke oP, oh)
witnessed the lynching. Alexander mead
wee tied to ran plaeed Old Sport—Why the room's blue
riglit In the grourtd, •
46.;alyboy-41xaetly; no danger
Dreyfus publish A diary of• eo„ Min • , in if we ea
43. How. then doth David in spirit
:call him Lord? "lo spirit!' Means by
tnapiration a the Holy Gbost. It is
not merely a poetical phrase., And
"call him Lord" does not mean "'call
him Sehoveh." Tt is • the
frankest expression of Christ's supe-
ri,ority to David. • In a nation so
given to reverencing their ancestors as
were the Jews (for they were second
only to the Chine -se in this reverence)!
it would seem astounding' for allY Man,
mad tertainly for any inspired Man, to
•eel' his deseendant hie superlase The '
'word "Lord," karios, with its Hebrew
equivalent, was "a. title beetowed on a
superior by an Inferior, on a master by
a stave. Now, the king of Israel called
nol man Lord, God wag. his only Lord,"
44. The Lord said unto my Lord.
Turn to the Old Testament, and you
will see that the first "Lord" is print-
ed. ha small capitals, and therefore
statement is, "a:choral& said unto ma
Lord," which letar "Lbrda reterS Li
Christ. Sit thou on my ,right hand,
tilt I make thine enemiee thy foot -
1
STARVINGIFOREIGNERS..•
• . •
Stranded at Natal and Their consul's.
•• Refuse:N:0m ,Ald.
-A * despatth from :Du'rban, Natal, ,
says :—Many foreigners are aerlying
here from Johannesburg without any -
means of support. • 'Their Consul -4—e"
refuse to help them, and the °online-, v
tion oleints to being burdened w
their eupport The question of car go!
for them present e Many diffieulti •
• Two thousand recruits have been e -J
cured in Netal in two months. ,
. 10
• INVASION OF NATAL.
DeWet as Now. Qommand 8,00 ;)
• Fighting Men.
A 'eespatell. from Duel
.Le stat -,1 hero that Gen.
larmela, where 8,000 Ilee
. .
:t1N.37.1:,::::;;;1;6‘,elviairilis071h,aut:-.faitcul.ory..425.4.1:o t7.,ig.... e
,
DAWSON,,:klAS A $50,000 VIRE:. ...• '
8everai disitlidui,isigts3i,Lrersti;,:ykeldf,, Ineicallit#
A despatch trom Vietheia;13,0:, 'lays;
—Vie' iie Dawson On ,Tan, 0 destroyed ..
a anilalug occapied by faribbs '. and '
'Rapers. the West Old of the Ranier -
building, and the Ranier hotel. The 0
firies involved Were Ruddy and Kale •
tentorn; druggiete; the Bonanza moat
liall'ket. Antlers', reistatirant, San
yrrecisco oyster house, and Cribbs
Rad llogers. 'The lass was 4350,000." ' 'Jr
C Wet is
'says :—It:t4 I (
are concert
n invasion'. 4.
A. DREADFUL STATH OF AEFATRS.
Ile --.Well, we can't boner° rnere.t bon
11;t1E we hear, ••
worse than that; 1 ean't
believe more than hale I say.
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your hair
split at
the end?
Can you
pull out a
handful
by run-
ning your
fingers through it?
Does It seem dry and
lifeless?
Give your hair a
chance, ,Feed it.
The roots are not
dead; they are weak
because they are
starved—that's all.
The
best
hair
food
If you, don't want
your ba r to Ole use
Ayer's Hair Vigor
Once a clay. It makes
the hair grow). stops
falling, and eures dan-
druff.
It always restoreS
color to gray or faded
hair ;,it never fails.
$11.00 'A bott1E. 'AII ftruattlitho
if One pot* ritilyeret Vlget
stopped my nate itesfl tailing nut,
9.n4 atarted 11 00 igrowasitin
JULIUS WfTr.
March, 28 180a Canova, n Dek.
ared me teem dendrite, with idea
isAyea's Iteli 'Vigor completel
ei
I was arenly eftl toted. The pewee o
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thing wondernea
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April 10, 1800. New•gotata N.Y.
tf ten 4 net trarli lilt the'
en exported hero the 1115 8? HAI;
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