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our rates for specified periods and space;
ADvialisaINQ RATES.
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40 90 25 00 1000 6t0
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W. J. MITCHELL,
Editor and Proprietor.
BA IV frk$
• .THE MCLSOAS,BANK .
incorporate:1'1v
Aot egf Parliament. 1855.
CAPITAL 1 - 52,500,000
REST 's $2,060,00
HEA.D OFFICE MONTREA.L,
Wm, Morsos Macermasu • President
Jamas lat.mor General ,Mariage
Notes discounted. Colleetion made. Drafts
issued. Sterling and A.merioan Exehangts
bought nd sold Interest allowed on deposits.
• SAVINGS BANK.
Interest allowed on sums of eland up,
FARMERS.
• Money advanced to farmers on their own
notes with one or more endorsers. No inort-
gage required as security.
H. C. BREWER, Manager, Clinton
C. O. MPTAGLART
13a.NICSIR.
A. General Banking Businers Transacted.
Noe% Discounted. Drafts Issued.
Interest Allowed on Deposits,
.A.LBERT STREETT • , CLINToN.
LEGAL •
SCOTT .
1,1ARRISTER, SOLIolT OR.
, Money to Loan, etc.'.
Oriansc—Elliott Block ••• CLINToN
•
001S
ILLS
igoalli Pths tor pid liver, and retie
billowineee, sick headache, lanudtee,
Wises, Images teen, eto, They are ha
veluable to prevent. a cold or break up a
fever. Mild, gentle, certain, they are worth
YOur contldence. Purely vegetable, they
can be taken by children or delicate womeo.
Price, 25e. at all mogeine dealers or by mall
0. I. moo 4 Qo Lowell, gem
INSURANCE
THE McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Farm and Isolated Town Property
only Insured. •
OFPICERS
J.13. llleLean„ President, Kippen P. 0. • Thos.
Frazer, Vice•President, Brut:010d P.
Freya, Secy-Treas., Seaforth. P. 0.1 ev.
sroadfoot, Inspector of Losses, Seaforth P.O.
DIRECTORS:
17V G. Broadfot, Seaforth ; John Grieve,
Winthrop • George Dale, Seaforth; John Watl,
Harlock John lionnewles, lirsdbagan ; JanNis•
Evans, Beichwood ; James tlonalely, Clinton
John MeLean, Kamen
AGENTS :
Robt Smith, Hermes; now MeMillan, Sea
forthAJamea Cummings, itgmondville ; J. V1
Yeo, liolmesville il. 0.
Parties desiroue to effect insurance or trans
octet other business will be promptly attendee
to on application to any ot the above officer.
addressed 0. their respective vestals's.
' ARMY REQUIREMENTS,
• QSOnie idea of the ma•gnitude of the
requirements of an army such as the
British now have in the field in South
Africa is afforded by the details given
of, the stores anst animals sent out up
to a short time before the occupation
a Pretoria. Theses included 170,000,-
000 email arra ertridges,. 500,060 • ar-
tillery eartridgee of various calibres,
175,000 horstes and mules gathered haul
mil parts of the world, 300,000 khaki
suits, 370,000 pairs of boots, 426,000
alaukets and tents, sets cif camp equip-
age, harness and other artioles in sim-
ilar proportions. • Besidee, great quan-
tities, of meat, bacon, preserved vege-
tables, groceries, flour and biscuits.
and forage were shipped. •
DESTRUCTION I3T TRAINS.
A sig:nalman with a'turn for natural
history has shown once again•tha ex-
' tent of the destruction wrought by
'trains. rio has 'kept ' a Mit, which
thoegh necessarily nat exhaustive is
imunensely long; of the victims along
a sere/bah off lime 'about three. miles.
The list includes oats, foxes, dogs,
hundreds of pats, rabbits, a Cow, a
sheep, an adder, a long eared bat; a
hedgehog and thousit ridi of frogs.
Among the •birds are a kiiagfisher, a
kestrel hawk, raoks •end night -jars,
to say nethiag o •the More familiar
species, '• •
•
The first Am* Medal was struck
by Cromwell, to commemorate the
battle of Dunbar. .The second onais-
steed was that for Waterloo, although
in order of. tiserylee the peninsular
should Occupy this place.
AA/BRYDONE : . ,
BARRISTER, SOLI0IT0R.4 • ••'
Netatt sze„ 'I
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Orman—Beaver Bloca, 1 • CLINToN
CONVEYANCING .
JOHN RIDOU'e•• • '• , • .
CONV'EYANCER COM1V1ISSIONER 11TO
. • •
Fire Insuranee, Reel Estate, .
• Money to Lend. •
Oraz0E—Hon0N STREET, , CLINTON
MEDICAL
DR. W. GUNN ." • • • .
R. C, P. and L. R. C. E.., Edinburgh.
Night Calls at front door of redidence on Batten
bury street, opposite Presbyterian church.
Opercit—Ouramo STaEET, • CLINTON.
— • ,
DR.WM. GRAHAM • • .. ,0 . -
• (Socasssoa TO DR4Tonsatmr..)
Lipentiato of the Waal Coliege of Phr-
. sieians, London,Erig. ••
Orme AND REsIDENcE—Portionnioolci lately
we:meted by DrcTurnbull,Ourrses. •
SHAW
°amino STREET, opposite English ahurels
Currrosr.
W. THOMPSON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OPIPI8E AND REMENCli— '
Next to Mason's Bank
RATTENnunT STREET, CLINToN, .
DENT/ST•RY
DR. AGNEW
DENTIST.
Citovne AND DEMOB WORE.
Orram—Adjoining Foster's Photo Gallery,
. mr, Osr,
Dlt. G. EARNEST HOLMES .
Successor to Dr. Bruce. Clinton.
Specialist io Crown and Bridge Work.
D.D. :4—Graduate of Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario.
L. D. B.—First- doss honor graduateof Dental
Departmeut of Toronto University. Spode)
at tertian paid to preservation of children's
teeth.
Will be at the River Hotel, Bayfield. snare
Monday from 10a. M. to 6 D.
DR. ZFREEMAN
Succestor to Dr. Fowler,
VETERIDIAITT suortecate
Ai:ember of the Veterinary Medical Anode,
tious of London and Edinburgh and Gratitude
ot the Ontario Veterinary College.
Office opposite the Commercial Hotel. Clinton'
'
VETERINARY .
BLACK.a.LL & BALL
VETERINARYSURGaONS, 00V-.
ERNMENT VETERINARY INSPICCTORS
OrrIOE, /IWO STREET ItrunDENOIA A.thriar
&matt, CLisroN.
AUOTIONEER
THOS. BROWN
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Sales conducted in all parts of the Countlea of
Huron and Perth. Orders left at Tax Envy's;
RECono office, Clinton, or addreseed to Sea
forth P. 0, will receive promptatteation. Sats
faction guaranteed or no charges. Your paa
°nage wolletted. •
MISCELLANEOUS
CEp. TROWHILL
• HORSESHOER AND
GENERAL BLACKSMITH,
Woodwork ironed and first...class material and
work guaranteed. Farm implements and ma
chines rebuilt and repaired.
. —
JOBBING A SPECIALTY.
A manna STrOMT, NOrerit,
0 - ........
JOHN T. EMMERTON
TIM LEADING BARBER
Ale° Agent for
STANDARD IA BTU Le/StatANOIC COMPANY
Head Mace for Canada; Montreal;
eneigartee 131 form, • • • *1146000,000
• Inveeementain Canada, • • • 13,600,000
EstablIsited 105, The old reliable and &vitae.
Oftegeie-Steltleabloek, opposite Post Mine
IA IL Bilis of 7V4e4itine 'Hat sitielded
by Jumping in front et a train,
Judge Duals of Dawson City LS ittle
lug The VictOria. Colonist for $10,000
tegarding ;the 00411.00t Ot th0 otb.•
IT'S YOUR NERVES.
It's the condition of your nerves
• that either makes yourlife
a round of pleasure.
or a useless
• burden.
•
To many vromen life is one round of
sickness, Weakness and ill health. To'
attempt even the lightest household
duties fatigues them. Many of the
symetoms accompanying this state of
decline are feeling of tiredness on
waking, faintness, dizziness, 0 sinking
eeling, palpitation of the heart, short-
ness of breath, loss of appetite,. cold
hands end feet, headache dark circles
under the eyes pain in the back 'and
aide and all the other aocmapaniments
nfn run-down and weakened conitito-
• MI theSts ayroptonis and conditione
are simply the result of a poor qutlity
and defective circulation of the blood,
with a wastieg away of the nerve forces.
By feeding the system with •
Dr. Ward's o .
1 BLOCD AND NERVE PILLS
You strike at the root of the disease and
lay a solid foundation on which to build.
Soon the Weight inereasee, the sunken
cheeks and flattened busts 611 out, the
eyes get bright and the thrill of renew.
ed health and strength yibrates through
the Oystem,
60 cents per box at all druggists' or
Dr. Ward CIL, 'format& Ont.
• TIIVIE TABLE.
Trains will arrive Mewl depaii from Oliaton
Station as follows :—
topirsi.o AND G40Dalt/cot DITI5101.
Golag East Etprosa 7:38 a. m.
&I si 2:55 p. et.
"" Mixed 4:25 p, m.
Goleg Weft Mixed 60;15 A Rs.
' da Exams 1205 p, m.
• 10:27 p.
LorrOosr, notierr arta Mures Pittston,
Golag Smith Express
. 7:47 a. tn.
Mixed 4:25 P. ea
Solute North Express 10:16 4, int
I• Mixed 6:55 p. ni
A. 0. PATTISON, be It. 110DOENs, •
1.gent. Town Tioket, Agent.
M. 0 DICKSON.
Diatriot Pastionger Agent. Toronto.
W. JAGKSON
AGENT O. P. R.
CLINTON
'.erievellers to any part of t he
World should consult the
above in reference to tiekete,
faresaete.
W, JACKSON
AGENT C. P. R.
l•fiaot II/Weft
ossaliest
C0PYRIGH-f4
engem sending a *doh and emeription *at
mood, ascertain our olanIon treelmether an
invention is probably patentable. communisa.
tIonastrietiyeanneentrai. naudbobk on Patents
writ tree. Oldoet apteney for seenring.patenta.
patent* taken through mann es co, recces
specsainottce, ivitliont etisMo, DI the
Scientific Jimerion.
Aliandsoiriely illastrilled weekly. t..artreet
eAtattoft Of ant SeIectine Journal. Tomcat t
rt four mostee, et, eekt 57*0
Varati I thesulivity,Netylork
Mt' Iftsifeslithater•
IIABIET8 OF THE WOI1LD
T Tim of Cattie, Cheese,, Grain, Age
In the Leadint Markets.
Blor4APpTCYFF8, EO.
Toronto, high O.—Wheat—Ontario
wheat held about steady to -day.
Goatee wheat and Mauttoba bards were
principally wantod. Quotation- are
tealows;—Red winter, 06e; white.
06e, Middle freighte; spring wheat, Olie;
goase, 07e, low freight to New York;
Manitoba No, 1 hard, old, ga,t., 98
I -2e; No. 2, at 94.1-20; No, 1 hard.
North Bay, 071-2o; and No., 2. bard,
931-2e.
Millfeed—Sceree and firm. Toa
lots, at the mill door, sell as fa1lOW8;
—Bran, 313 to $18.00; and ehorts, at
310a15, rIenv41—Ittull. No. 1 American, yet-
loev, 45e; No. 3 yellow, 45e; No. 2 yel-
Why, 440.
Peate—Firm and in goad demand.
Noe 2 &old, Middle freLghts, at 43 1-2o
and east at 040,
Barley—Firmer, and in better de-
mand. No, 2, east, 41 1-20; and mid-
dle freights, 40 1-2o; Not 3 extra
401-20, omit; and 89 1-2e, middle
freigh_fe.t
eeyaeaeaely. Car lots, 47or west
and 180, cat.
Ducklwheati—Demand lIght. Car
late, west; tyre quoted at 49e; and east
at 50O.
Oate—A Malls easier te,.day. No.
INshite, east, 261-2 to 29e; No, 2 white,
Meth and west, 21 legato 28c.
••,•
Flour—Steady, Dealers ask 31.65
Loa istralaht rollers, en buyera' bags;
meaale froighte, and export agents
bid $2.60, • '
.Ohleago, Feb. G.—"Wheat Was adult
market to -day, closing 8-8e lower
under tae influence be liberal receipte,
good weather, and no onteado :411P
pert. Corn closed unchanged, oats a
shade lower, and previsions 214 itO
71-2. to 10c depressed.
• MistiesPolia, Feb. G.—Wheat —CaSh,
75 1-8e; May, 1,5 1e8o; July, 763-4 to
757-8e; on track, No.. 1 hard, 77 1-8ce
1 Nortihern, 75 1-8e;• Noe 2 North-
ern, '7154' to' 72 5-8e. Flonr—Firat
patents, $4,05 to 44,15; second pat-
ente, $3.R5 to 44; first clears, $2.90 80
$e; wooed -clears, $2 to 02.10. fIrti
bu1k,.*1145 to $11,50, •
Delath, Feb. 5.—Wheat--No. 1 hard
75 1-8c; May, 78 5-3eg No. 1 Nerthern,
ear lots, 73 1-80; May, 76 5-8a; July,
77 1-8o; N. 2 Northern, 63 1-8 to 69
1-8e; No. 3 spring; 54 7-8 to 61 7-8e
Corn -30 1e4e. Oats -26 1-4 to 26o.
Milwaukee, Feb. 5.-aWbeateaDull;
No. 1 Northern, 75 1-2 to 76co No. 2
dee, 11 1-2 to 74 1-2o. leYee-iFiena;
No, i, 52 to 52 1-2o, Barleg—Steady;
No, ,2,5.8. to'flOce sample, 4.5 to 56 I -2e
• W'RODUCE. '
„ •
Eggs—The supply of fresh eggs
Tao ainPle, Limed and cold stored
are slovvCand eaSy. Prices are as
follows;—New laid, 22 to 2.30; fresh
gathered,. 170; coldstored, 16ee limed,
14 1-2 to i5o. ••
Poultry—Receipts are light, and,
choice bright: statels is readily 'picked
up at full prices. Prices' for bright
stock are as follows;—Turkeys, 10 to
110; geese, utr8 to 8 140;. chiekens; at
30. to 40e; and 'clucks, at e0 to 'e0o.
Cold etked turkeys and geese sell
eat, about 1 Ilc. te pound less..
Potatoes—Easy. 'at 28e for pa
lots, on track here, and 85e„ out
store. One car sold at 28c.
Field produce, ate.—Turnips, ou
of store, 30c per bag; onions, 70e per
bag; carrots, 36c per bag; applee. pe
bbl, $1 to $2; sweet •potatoes, pe:
bbl, $2.50. . • • . '
Dried apples ---Dried apples sell •a
3 1-2 to 4e; OW evaporiteed. at 5 to 5
DIAGRAM OP THE START OF THE QUEI`I'S FUNERAL,
The Royal yacbt Alberta passed hem Cowes to Portemotah, as is
shown in the accompanying cut, through double lines ofships. The inner
circle was composed of men-oawar of Great Britain and eth‘r powers,
, The other lines were made up of merchantmen and auxiliary war ships.
At the entrance to Portsmouth harbor the lines are ohown as they were
made up oftorpedo beets and destroyers.
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PLAN OF THE CROAT IIA1/AL DISPLAY FOR THE QUEEN
Goods coWS and choice reels are
wanted.
Hoge are unohanged to -day.
Hogs to fetch the top price must
be of prime quality, and aoale not be -
law, 100 nor above 200 lbs.
Following Le the raage. of quota -
alone ;— •
• Ceet
Shippers, per cwt. 0 3400
Butcher, choice do • „, 376
Buteher, com. to good,. 3;25
Butcher, inferior ' 275
Stockers, Par ewt ' • 275 3 26
Export bulls, per cwt,., 350
CHIEF OF THE SOVEREIGNS.
awor
Lord Hosehery Speaks of Our Late
Queen's Gifts.
A despatch frotm London says;—
Lord Roaelaery presided op Wednes-
day morning at a speeial meeting of
the Royal Scottish Corporation,•eall-
c.d. in :London to pass reaolutions ex-
pressing sorrow, at the death of Queen
Vuetoria, and of congratulation on
the access'ion of Kiwi Edward VII.
'.Uhere was a crowded attendance,
Lord Rosebery, renastrkin.g that he
would pass!, lightly over the congratu-
latory part of the programme, saki his MitieStY's neeell at the PriVY
0ounoil meetin.g sufficiently had in -
dice tea the laws by which he intend:
, thus city, bet will apply to the Legislatur
ed his. reign should be gorverned
for power to reclaee the number
Promising to make Ids rule no less
illustrious than that. of hits parent. aldermen from 21 to 16,
,11[ NEws iN ATTACK ON NALMESBURY,
THE VERY LATEST FROM
. ALL THE WORLD OVER.
Interesting Items About Our OWn
4500 Country, (trent Britain, the United
425
370 States, and All Parts of the (Hobe,
3 Ott •Condensed aad Asserted' for Easy
• • Sheep and Lambs.
Sheep, per owt...,„, 800
fAmb,a, Par cwt 360
Milkers and Calves—
teolvia, eaoh, ... 20 00
Oalrea, each „.. 200
Hogs.
Chaffee • hogs, pee ewt... —0 00 • 4 16
Light hoga, Per owt.... ... 5 50 575
Man ihOga, Par cwt....,,. 550 575
Sews , 360 400
Stags . 200 226
Reading.
425 • CANADA,
, The MacLaughlin Air Brake Com-
ete
4 60 pany, with a capital of one Million
be eStablislied et Walkerville. —
•Ottawa City Council has rejeoted
1900 proposal to add a ninth ward to the
Three Boer Commandoes Reported ts lie
Combining for This Purpose.
A despatch from Cape Town says;—
. large and well-equipped Doer earn-
mond°, is in the neighbourhoed of
ILambert's Bay, where it Is believed
that the Boone mean to make an at-
tempt to land aMmunition, A Brit-
ish crumer is bound thither.
Three Doer commandoes are report-
ed tot be combining with the intention
of attacking ilialmasbury:
L,ONG•CAMPAIGN IN AFRICA.
Earl • iroberge view; ont • lite.. randier:ea
• • et ',wogs. •
• A despatch bora London,. Wednes-
daysa Daily News say4. tbat
Bale Robert, conesnameler-inathief of
his Majesty's faeces, doos not Conteni-
plate the ' possibility of withdrawing
a single soldier from South Africa for
the next twelve months, •and that the
Government recognizes the .ncoes
sky' for asking the 1101180, of Commons
for $10,000,000 during the ensuing
financial year, in addition to what
has: already been voted for elle war.
HANDSHAKING. : •
To know how, and when; and where
00 shake bands, and east. When and
whore not to perform Ulla important
social 'faiaction is certainly min :of the
polite' Arts. It is eiefieult :to make
any ieonclarl rules ,to control in all.
cases. • One Must aliVays exeiciSe his
own good nense and taste, and often
moat eat" Solely upon the ,spur of the
intoeneet, thee being no known pre-
cedent to servo as mentor and guide..
To all Interested in this socially ire -
Porton theniee-and who eheuld not
be so inte.reeeecii-gehe following
sertiitiOrla by oite 'elpeciaIly qualified
te ex -press an opin-ion thereon, will
be foond to be valuable, though'eaot.
. tipplicable, ander ell . eircumet a taces:
• eeePrierally whee a lade 'Meintroduee•
ed te stralager. °a When a stronger
Le latredoced to her, steeply bows.
but, in "hee owie heuae She shakes%
hands. with ereir.gliest. at the first
ineetieg. at on eilbsequent oeca.sioni
if she hapPens..to recognize them; As
these Musts. are often •beought by
..frientla. gaiden. parties, daneete.
etc:, itaa quite likele 'that the hostess.
momamy b. neortilLerae;;,ottiegrhsvaorfithem to tee
•
.1Whert •a girl. Le presented to aft
marled lady, if the introduction is
Made by a• relatiee oe the :girl, the
Married lady t;r1ould not hesitate to
shake.hande with her. She Would be
'very apt to do so, :a:nyway,• if. she
happened to ....be of a genial, kindle
,na•tarre, but in no eaae ranst the young
girl put bot.hei hand first.
"Aa urale, a lady deal not sleake
hand.s with a man on intreduction,
but she should . do. so if the Man be
'Preaeitted 'by his wife or sister, 'or if
be happened to be a •meraber. of .
.farralg witio.whone ,she. eves on inti-
mate terms. • •
• • "When people have been introdneed
te Mae another it sometimes happens
that they. a,re enreeled me to Whether
• they telmald ehake ,hands ueeee:earthig
arae a .future meeting.. Gtherolly
bow tia all thet. is imeessareo but if
two- Iodine Meet thus and they- • have
domineer .freenda 'or relativea it is
deemed an expression of, cordiality to
shake liande. in parting. • •
"In bidding adieu to orte'e hostese
ie always tae proper thing 80 shake
hands, but in parting 'from, a number.
of frieuda at (moo tt exceedingly ab-
surd to shake hands all rotaele acing
net ottlyerabareassing fer ene who
le departing, but tee those who are
inflieted with the Waeleettle hand-
shaking. ..• :
eA, lady does net shake hands with
amen 'bn bea or her departure unless
he an bid friend or relative.
"It ehould be remembered that in
hanclahaking, as with bowing, the
lady -take* the initiative, but tae hand
should never be extended nor the
bow given unless 10 is expected and
well be imxaedixtely reeiproaitea.
'There bne title that is oast -iron,
and that relater to a man shaking
hand e with a lady 'whose lianas are.
ungloved; •he must invariably remove
the . glove. Iron!. hio right hand, and
never, under any oirellmaterlees•
shakewhea 4alandyd• _;$04vriartdhisbisunotavnerded,,, gloved
A. DAV KJACD.
rayta, Vern, abont five degree
south of the Equatot, bat the repu-
tation cd being the driest spot on the
globe. On an ayerage a shower of
ratin occurs at Paytit only once in two
years. But the interval between
showers is often nuteh longer. Yet in
that arid Climate ISOVen Species of an-
nual plantri Wattage to exist, and the
natives earn a livelihmed bY growing
A speoLes of Oaten tvliose long mote
tind moiature In 'the bed of a dried-
up river. ' Thise eottion readily
nat rke:.
BOLEOU DRINNING.
KING TO CROWN PRINCE.
What Edward VII. Said to Frederick
• William.
A despatch from London says :—The
following is the text of the address of
King Edward VII. tothe Crown Prince
of Germany, Frederiek William, On the
occasion of his Mejesty presenting
the ineignitoof the Order of the -Gar-
ter to the Oreetvn Prince, in the ,Coune
oil chamber of Oeborne holm, yester-
day morning:— • .
" Ser—La eonferring on your Imper-
iel and lioyae. Highnese the ancient
axed most noble Order of tbe Garter
• Lord Reeebery then 'dwelt in elo- The G. T. R. has refused MonlreaP
offer of 4500,000 towards the cost o
(went terms on the life and death of
elevating the tracks from Montreal
Queen :Victoria, saying that 13the
St, Henri. The company. wants et,
W11010 hiseory a mankind no death
000,000, just half the estimated cost.
had so touched such a large number
Veterinary -Surgeon Deschenes o
of persons in the entire world. Theee
e
was scarcely an intelligent individual Quebec reportto the Department o
1.n the civilized world but wag deeply ,.4,•heroes in Montmorency is due tgrioultare. that the mortality anoing
moved, Be•wondered if her subjeots ie
eYPhoid fever, caused by drinking fin,
yet realized how ro:uch( they had lost
pure water.
an& w.hat an enoemotist weight the , Mr. George E. Starnes, city account
Queeri had in the councils of the world' t . . .
•
Le O was not brilliancy+, or genius wait% cause the Finance Committee had re
Gould' supply the advantage she gave
duced raia salary from $200 to.$600 and
-Great Eritan by her lune o •now- made a reguletion that all oivie em
ledge, whieh was unequalled by any ployees must live in the city.
constitutional .historlan. It . was ,810
The shingle mills ef British Colum
disparagement of other kings to say
bia have combined to prevent rate -eat
aleee was the chief Of the Eteropean !vele,
and to regulate prices. Major
fl
, eepresenting a Chicago, syn
Ay:hitch was founded by My ancoetor
Edward Me 1319;many centuries ego,
I invest you evith the order a knight,
hood, not oney as the heir he
to 't
throne of a mighty empire, bat also as
my neaerelaeive. It was the wish ot
any beloved mother, the Queen, to be-
kelea:le an Yon, ae.e mingle of her fa-
vour, and I am. only carrying out her
wLshee, and am gladlea do so to one
of ray illuetrious relatives.
"i.e•le the German Erriperor,..to Whom
I ev•iali tet express my sincere thanke
Ler, ho.veng aomes et a moment's ne-
boe• to thee .coirery, and for haN'itiE
aseested ha tending -and' watching over
the Queen, .and remaining with her
until her last .moanent. I eleeire to,
express ehe hope that my action in
.confarring on you IAA; anoient order
may yet further ceraent and strength,
en the :feeling which between
r the t•wo great contatries, and that we
f May go forward hand in hand with
000liebeeet of inisurino •peace,
t .and promoting the. adraoce :of dole
• lizatien of the World."
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' 'HAAT GOOD HORSES..
The • Boors Have Also Supplies of
Efealies and Fruit. •
A tlespa tell from Xretenstadt says :—
A, Unripe of the 16th Lancers, 3rd
Cavalry 'Brigade, named Lardner, whe
was eeptured rieer Latilley on Tuesday,
arrived here on Tue„sday. Was Witb
the rear gaged of Col. •White's eoeumn,
and was taken prisoner by De Wet,
who bee 1,000 men in that d:etrIet. Re
; was deprived' of everything except his
uniform; and detained till Wednesday.
Tim enemy asked him for information
as to the movements Of the British,
and sai they had killed 20 of the
column:' They also told him that De
Wet did not let his followers knoW his
whereaboats,, but that he woo only an
•hour's journey away. Lardner re-
ports that the Boers are in a dirty
condition, Old their clothes and boote
are Volei out ; but they have very
good homes, and supplies of m.ealies
and fruit are brought to theIn by the
nativea, 'the commando • co/isco/isletsssmostly of foreigners. Lardner, when
released, had a two days' Walk to
Kroonstedt,
councils of nations ' wag always used
for peace, freedota, and good govern-
zn-
,
000 abingles a. day.,
• Lord Stratheona and Mount Royal e Canadian Northern will erect a
now depot end build a lareage over th
(the Canadiail High Commisaioner) etea
.concied the r
esolutions.
.1.1 Red River to enter Winnipeg, have Purchased very 73.1u—anbilPeepg;•T
.
OpehretYy
BRUSH WITH THE BOERS in the heart of the city for their de
•
su flt, O
flI .
kat• . ,
•
• • • The Dominion will be asked to gran
Gen,. French Engaged 2,000-01' the a. subsidy in conjunct:long with the
Enemy- Province in aid of the establishmen
•.A. • despatch front London, 8a.YEP,— of ehipbullding in British Columbia
Gen. Ititthenee reports to the War past fiscal year as $1,190,e10. • 1 ''.
Office, under date ef Thursdaage . Thoma g egag & §con'a dry goods es-
'Fretiehs with cavalry and mount- tablishnierit at Montreal was damaged
ed itteantra, seveePing the• country to the extent of $250,000 by fire oe
• ease of the Preloria-johannesburie Friday eight. • •• '
railroad, 'between the • DelagOa Bite , Capt. Toeier, Of tbe United States
' ad Natal railrcetd, as far as Ermelo. °atter Grant, has apologized • to Col
Tla engaged about:2,000 of the enemy lector of Castel:as Milne fee • landing
at Wilge Valley, The enemy retired japaneee at Victoria, in contraven
with folur killed and Mae wounded. Lion of the quarantine and imrnigra
Our casualties' were one' killed . and tion laws, and has offered to take
serrate wounded, ' • •• there back to Waldron Island,
After GeneFrepoh left the Springs, • GREAT BRITAIN.
near Johannesburg, yesterday', 500 An epidemic 04 sinallpexprtvat1 et
Boors eeossed. from Nigel and did Glasgow, .•
-lemma damage to mine property at t byerpoa_ici,ismontge
sst:4noLdoc•ni.ii
iitio. iezarstsge.
Elandstontein. Froth there they pro-
a
(seeded towards ..Rietfontein; and ia 40. .
Julian Arnold, sin of Sir Edwinpassing threatened the East Rand
nold, Wbo was extradited from the
mines. ,The British garrison repels -
United States Octebee' last, eharg-
ed. them and captured tae command -
meet, who had been wounded. Some ed With misappropriating tenet funds,.
othenr prisonersrmmretr
awere tir
ealaglsootaedt t .13 wviaSturne• at
Old
erioeedBtaoateeyn. years' penal sere
lk
f
Beans—Ordinary white beans bring
31.20 to • 01.25.; clkoloo" hand-picked
beans are quolted at • $1.40 to $145
• Honey—Firm Dealers quote from
q 1-2 to 10o per lb, for 5, or 60 -lb
tens, eceordinge to .to size of order
Comb honey sells at $2,40 to $2.75 .per
dozen sections. ••
• Baled bay—Steady. Choice timothy
on track, 410.25; two -ton lots, deliver-
ed, $11 to $11.25. ,
Straw' -Steady. Car • lots of straw
on track 'here., 30,50.
DRESSED. HOGS AND PROVISIONS.
Dressed hogs are scarce and about
steady. One car sold at $7,25, track
to -day. Tho &LIMO would be paid for
more, On the street prices were easier
at $7.50 to $8. Previsions continue
active and firm -
Quotations for -provisione are elf fol.
love: Dry salted shoalders, eo; long
Wear lateon, loose, in oar lots, 10e; and
in ease kite, 10 1-4 to 10 1-2e; short
eat pork, 319.50 to 42o; heavy mess, 018
lo f
SmOked meats—Hams, heavy. 12e;
medium, 12 1-2 to 13e; light, 180: break-
fast bacon, leo; ptenio ham, 100; roll
bacon, 110, smoked backs, 12e. All
meate out of pickle lc less than prlees
quoted for smoked meats.
Lard—Tierces, 100; tuba, 10 to 10 1-4e:
pails, 16 1-4 to 10 1-2e,
DAIRY MA.UKETS.
Etutter—Prfees and conditions are
unchanged. Quotatlens are as fele
logs oaletairy. tubs aeed pails, ohoice, 17
1-2 to 13 14el median), 10 tot.16r 1-2e
eoor, 13 to 15c; dairy prints, Choice, 18
0-2 to 19 1-2443 'large rolls, good, to
choice, 17 tO 18e; creameries, boxes,
21 to 220: and pounds, 22 to gbo.
Cheese—Full cream, jnly and Augnat
make, dells at 10 1-2 tone.
LtVE STOCK MARKETS.
Toronto, Vele. 0.—At the western
tattle, yarda to -day we had a total ot
50 carloada of nye stook, including 800
cattle, 600 sheep andt Iambs, 350 hogs.
and 30 calves,
Wet had an •over-sapply of inferior
cattle buaineas wet( beak for choice
stuff, but pricer: were weaker and
trade Blow for all inferfOr cattle, oither
butcher or export stuff. •
Most of the export cattle here sold
at Iron 4 to 43-40 With a fevaletti ef
prime *stuff at 50; there watt a fair
trade, but toe much, cattle Of only aee,
o rittkra attafitr.
Good butcher cattle was also Selling
freely at front 3 3-4 to 4 1-4c per pound,
Por setOndary and inferior) cattle the
market waS a, poor One, tend prices
were off, 'as we had an Over -Supply.
There Were no change in oteekere,
feeders, o bight
ut load of butcher cattle, averefee
i,085 IbI,, bald at 8 1.2e pat pound.
Shoop were a shoat lower, but iambi
were steady and unchanged,
No change in inhkerg kialtiea),
EMPRESS FREDERICK.
A Report Current that She is Much
• Worse.
A deapiteh erten tr, 4;n says;—The
Emprees has again gone to visit Elute
prees Frederick, her knotther:ln-law,
ates f•aot, and a statement in the
Derlial Poet that Emperor William
will leitre England Saturday after
the funeral and go direct with the
Crown • Prince to Friadridlishof;
creates a fear that the conditign of
Empress Prederick i tnuch worse,
There is,'hotwever, nothing authorita-
tive on the subject, and ayith the ex -
cotton of the statement in tbe post
there le nothing to change the belief
t'hat the Emperor, as reported trona
Louden, will not return before Mon-
day or TuestlaY. That he should in
the eireumstanees visit his mother Eta
Won as he returns seem* only na-
tural. ;
,••••••••101•*.
WEARING OF BLACK.
Period of Mourning' Till oh Dv
of March,
A despatch froth', Ottawa, Says ;--A
table has been received from the See -
rotary 4811 Btate for the ColonieS, Stat-
ing that court Mourning for her late
Majesty tha Queen lasts until the 24011
of .Tanuary, 1002, (no imbue will
wear deep mourning until Mardi •0011
next, and half -mourning until April
17thXil tonsequence of this intelligenee
there will be no' roeptiona at Govern-
ment house until after Jan. 24th, 1902.
An extra Of the Canada Gazette was
lamed this Afternoon containing the
abort inforMation, and the thavernor.
General Invites all pereone to join in
general snottrning,
Boars with pora7pop:1,3 pram. motion- .13, G. Lakeeat etas time one of the
Min ;station, causing further loss to most. PrOrninent. solicitors in Great
the burghers, .• 13ritain, has been found' guilty of ap-
Another eaminando is reported to propriating trust fends amounting to
8895,000, and has been sentenced to 12
have gone westward • Meng the Gate
Raand, south-west of Joliaanesbarg, years' penal ‘'ervitude'
• te
in the Potchefstroom] district.
• Carnegie wanta $200,000,000 foi his
steel busioess.
DE WET'S MOVEMENTS. .
Tbere are now sagi to be over 50
' cases ot smallpox at Watertown, N.Y.
Operating in His Favorite Stamping Wolves are killing sheep in the
Ground'• northern part of La Porte County, In -
IA despatch from London says:— diana.
Lord Kitchener reports to the War A specialist bas been sent from Ann
Office 'le follows:a-, Arbor University, Blich.eto San Fran -
"113 Wet Ilea been engaged by Knox cisco, to report on suspected oases of
40 milea meth of Thaba N'Chu. No the black plague.
detaiLe. De Wet intends again at- H. D. Crooker, whose fortune was
tempting an invaeion of Cape Colony." swept away by the flood at Galves-
Nowa of Commandant De Wet'ton, shot and killed himself at Corry,
moVements iota been lacking for smile Pa.
weeks. Ilia whereabouts have only ' "Chicago leads all other cities in
been conjectured., 4 recent report the world in crime," said Illinois
said Do Wet had trekked, into East-
ern Tragavaal to participate with
13°Ttell-aday's despatches •indioate that
this preport was fictitious. De Wet
is operating in his favorite stamping
NITED STATES.
ground, the eastern part of the Orange
River Colony, Thaba WM% near
Which place De Wet encountered the
BritiSli,
DE WET MOVING SOUTH.
BO Crossed Bloemfontein. Line
Wednesday Night,
A deispateh from. London, Friday,
says ;—General Kitchener's Oberon-
' taristioany curt admisaion that Gen-
eral pe Wet lute talu,ded General Brime
Hamilton inereaeos teiegfeais that
the Owe leader ha8 enteeed, pee Ls
abottt to enter, the Cape Colony. A
telegram frOm Cape Town says that
unofficial corroboration of )(estcr,.
day's; report that he la now in the
colony has teen received, and ese
tianatea bilis force at 1,500 Men, with
two gnno.
Who norm is regarded here ita dip -
court: g13g,810 worse. "It is not a
111e4saat opening to the seventeenth
month bI the war," days this Moe/ling
Post, while other plpera which per -
gist in Optiniism, !betray a certain un-
easine,ss,
° COST THEM $$00.
Users of Seditious Language Were
Fined.
O A despatch front Cape Town says::-.
Some of tho residents of Murraysburg
istyt been fined 4160, with the alter.
native a six mouths' imprisonment
for using threatening and seditious
language. The Sentences, Were
peeed by a military court, The com-
mandant hag warned the public rte..
garditele thar t tante oondnot.
States Attorney Deneen, at a dinner
in Chicago the other night.
Benjamin Miller's four children
were burned to death in the destrac.
lion o .his acme by fire at Wabash,
34. Ife is now insane.
The United Stetes Senate has rail -
Hee the treaty with Spain by whieh
flock Sam gets two More islands of
the r hilippine group for 3100,000.
Bngineer John Clert stopped his
train on the Lebigli Valley, an down
an embankment and rescued a giri!
from drowning, near Wilkesbarre, Pa:
Iltra. Emma Lemich ran away, from
her home in New York with her four-
year-old boy suffering frona smallpox,
She did not want the authoritiee to
get him,
Five Chinese girls were sold at atm -
tion' tit San Etarteiseo as publicly as
11 in Coate& They were the "proper..
ty" et Gong qew„ who was flailing
out to return to China. The girls
brottght from 31700 to 42,560 eaeh,
GENERAL.
St. Patent at Rome, to novo lighted,
br4eino
. towttetrtottyld. gun to been 16004
by the Italian artillexy.
The examine has gone to Moscow,
where her next child will bo horn,
Despatehes report a civil war In
progress in Abyssinia between two lot
Xing fayoriteet in ooe bat.
Ole, of which 80,000 men were engaged
atid 7,000 killed or wounded.
Verdi, the comporiart died at Milan,
The QUelni Bogota of Spain has been
appointed arbitrator on pending inter.
national differetiees between Chili and
Peru,
The Comae/is of Westmoreland, a
sister bf tutly Warmek is more
ticineithd thin Mica woman in gen-
and la noted,tor her Siltoedd ad a
ihorticOlit.Wst. ' 1 ' •
The habit of drinking petroleura is
spreading td an alarming extent in
mow districts of Prance. It has ap-
parently brien prevalent for some con-
siderable time without being retag-•
bleed, teed is quite as persietent
eatetas alecholism, Though petro1.
um does not make the drinker brutal,
blit morose, there is no doubt that,
so' far as the viatim of the vied him.
elf la °once/lied. it is even more
eadly than ordinary drunkenneas.
os
—4.—
America haa made nearly t12,000,000
refit by supplying goods to the
h Army in South Atrka.
A gentleman t Invariably Intro -
need to a lady, and that irrespec-
Ips ptnit, tittet
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• A BRILLIANT COURT.
hing Ediyirol 14411, Itelti NIgist iDravvIng
I0toosr4 I1150e541 ermicreeou renetions...
A deseiatoh frona London „ Begs
Members of Xing Edward's euite tell
thole friends that His Majesty appeare
overwhelmed by the sen.se of the
responsibilities of Kingship. Whereat]
• formerly he was genial, but exacting
and itritable regarding official 'mate
ter; he has become profotuedly grave,
and exceedingly considerate to those
aboixt him in smallaa well as in impor-
tant naattees. 'See has worked Many •
Ware eleilyginee the Queen's . death,. .
disposing of. two or theca Weeks' er- •
1ear2 of pubho businese vehicle she had
not been able to attendto. •
Society expects that King Edward •
VII; 'vill make St. .fames 'the moat
Court of EueOpe 'iota night ,
drataing-rooMs; instead pf thoksonte- .
what 'dreary aftermion, functiena
the ps.et quarter of a century, and pro -
Vide refreeJaments, ineteed elf leaving
the geeats to eat eandeviclies in 'their
earriagee under the eyes of the crowd.
Those who ,have been presented 00 • .
QUecu Vieteria will: be; entitled, to at.. •
tend king Edward's drawing -roams
(+San submitting theirnames to the •
Loia Chamberlain. •
ie hoped the King 'will revive elle
madam of the monarthfe visiting the
eastles tit the imbility, and Also revive.
the laolaing'of drawing -rooms agilely- ,
rood' Palaoe. Whether he will adopt
the ercroaative of kissing tae oheeke
of tho ladies presented, followed by
the Viceroys of India. and Ireland, is •
on oe the topiee of sot:fete gossip, • •
•
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RESTED TEf.41.:GRAF11 W IBMS. '
Telegraph wires are better conduc.•
tors on 31tIonday than on Saturday on
account of their Sunday rest; and a r
rest of three weeks adds 10 per cent.
Never interrupt anyone Who •is
speaking, 'this habit is extremely •
rude, it embarrasses a 'shy person, and
angers a passionate 0110, an it spoils
all intere,st roused concerning the in- •
formation partly conveyed to tho
,audience. And yet how often ill the
beat circles do we hear aalf-a-dozen
people all trying to speak at the same
time, and (netting one anothersent-
ences short in a manner suggestive 'of
nothing' that oan' be termed cultured
or refitted.
rAunimc
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You
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It brings healthto
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It always restores
color 'to gray hair.
You need' not look at
thirty as if you were
fifty, kr yo ur,..gray
hair May have again
all the dark, rich color
of youth.
0.00aibottte. Nt. tituggietAL
oral* A NE* bytrosie and have
httl ti4teAt cleat to do 'faith year
Hair vigor. I bail trotted that it
wilt de eetrytbing that' you tiartd
tOt It. It has given t** 004 Mutt
complete eataractiort in any baste
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Melee 22,1699, Kansa* My, kie,
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