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114dr.
Copy tor ohange of advertisements on Pages A
and 6must be lathe edice ou Saturday and
for pages 1 and 8 on Monday to ensure change
for following issue.
CosTitaor RATES. -T101 following table shows
our rates for specified periods and spew:
ADVURTIBIN4 Ian.%
1 Yr. 6 Mo. 8 Mo. 11lifo
1Column 37000 elo 00 $25 00 88 60
Column 40 00 25 00 15 00 0 00
*Column 25 00 15 00 8 00 2 60
i Column 18 00 10 00 6 50 2 00
1 Inoh 600 3 60 2 00 1 26
iteSpeelal position from 25 to 50 Per cent extra
W. J. IVIITCHELL,
Editor and Proprietor
• OR Q OPt Pa 0 P
BANKS.
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THE MOLSONS BANK
Incorpo.ated by •
Aot of Parlk meta, 1855,
CAPITAL • 82,500,000
REST $2,150,000
HEAD OFFICE • MONTREAL,
WAL MOL$ON MACPHERSON, President
Lams ELLIOT General Manager
Notes discounted. Conections made. Drafts
Issued. Sterling and American Exchange
bouvht and sold. Interestellowed on deposits.
SAVINGS BANK.
Interest allowed on sums of 31 and up,
FARMERS.
Money advanced to farmers en their own
'flutes with one or more endorsors. No wort-.
riblo shock of joy, he saW the living,
t NEWS ITEMS
, p
' That le Scrofula '
1 No dleeatie ts older.
diseaaa le really responsible tor a
larger mortality.
Consumptien COMMOnly OdtgrOWth.
Tbere no excuse for neglecting it, it
inakee its presence known by oo many
frigate such as glandular tureen!, etitaneene
eruptions, inflamed eyelids, sore eare, rick -
eta, catarrh, wasting and general debilitY,
Children ot J. W. McGinn, Woodstock,
Out., bad serotula Bores 130 bad they Gould
net atteed echoed for three months. When
different kinds of Medicinee bad been osed
to no purpose whatever, these nufferers were
cured, Wording to Ur. VoluntarY
testimonial, by
flood's Sarsal3arilla
wlech bas effected. the roost wonderful,
radical and permanent cure. of screfula
tit old and young,
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ilvsuRAivoa
THE McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Farm and Isolated Town Property
only Insured.
OFFIOERS
.e. B. MoLeart. President, ItipPen P. 0. ; Thos.
Frazer, Vice -President, Bruceared 0„eT. E.
Hays, Seey-Treas., Seaforth P. O.: W. G,
Broadfook Inspector of Losses, Seaforth P.O.
DIRECTORS:
W. 0. Broadfoot. Seafortit ; John Grieve
Winthrop ,• George Dale, Seaforth; John Watt:
Harloek ; John Bennewies, Bradhagau ; James
Evans, Beechwood ; James Connlely, Clinton
John McLean, Melton'
AGENTS :
Robert Smith, Ilarleck; Rao Se
forth ; James Cummings, Egmondville ; J, W.
Yo, Holmesville P, 0.
Paties desirous to effect insurance or trans
snot other business will be promptly attended
to 011 application to any of the above officers
addressed to their respective pc:IA(00es.
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TI E TABLE.
Trains will arrive at and depart from Clinton
'Station as follows :--
RUF5'ALO AND GODERICR DIYI JO
N,
gage required as seourity, Going East Express 7:38 a. in.
14 1.
H. C. BREWItit, Manager, Clinton ,, " " Mixed 4:15 p.
2:55 p. m.
Going West Mixed 10:15 a, in.
• • " Express 12:55 p. -m.
f, .6 7:05 a, in.
-10;27 p.
LONDON, utracto AND•BRUCR DIVISION,
0011448outh Express ' 7:47 a. in.
" " Mixed . 4:16 m.
Goliag Nitrth Express 10:15 a.
. Mixed • 6:55 p. m.
A. 0. PATTISON, F. IL HODGENS,
Agent. , Town Ticket .Agerit.
M. 0. DICKSON,
Distrlot Passenger Agent. Torento.
W. JACKSON
0, D. fificTAGGART
BAN
General Banking BusinesE Transacted.
Notes Discounted. Drafts Issued. •
Interest Allowed on Deposits,
ALBERT STREET' CLINTON.
LEGAL
j SCOTT
• BARRISTER, SOLInITOR. Eta
Money to Loan.
OPFICE-EllIoti Block
BRYDONE
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR. ,
Notary Public, 8co.,
Omen -Beaver Block, - CLINTON
AGENT C. 12: R.
CLINTON
Travellers to any part of the
World should consult the
above in reference to ticketS,
fares, eto. ' •
. :W. JACKSON .,
oLiNTON. AGENT c. P. R.
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CONVEYANCING
RIDOUT ffiz HALE
Conveyancers, 'Coiminissionere;
Real Estate and* Ineurance
.Agency. Money to Loan.
C B. HALE JORN RIDOUT
MEDICAL.
DR. w. GUNN
R. 0. P. and L. R. C. S , Ediahurgh.
Night calls at front d oor of reside:woo:I Batten,
bury street, opposite Presbyterian chnrch;
OPPICE-ONTARIO STREET, CLINTON. .
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DR. SHAW
OPPICE .•
ONTARIO STREET, opposite English churoli
CLINTON. •
DR. C. W. TifoifFiEIN
PHYSICIAN AND StlItCtEON.
Special attention given to diseases of the Eye, .
Ear, Nose and Throat. ,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE- •
Albert Street ICast north of RArrexanur
STREET, CLiNTON.• ' •
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DE NTISTR'Y
DR. AGNEW-
DENTIST. .
, Will be at Bayfield every Wednesday
afternoon. ,
Omen -Adjoining Foster's Photo -Gallery.
. CLINTON', ONT. • .
DD. G. EA ltNEsT HOLMES • •
successor to Dr, Bruce. Clinton.
Specialist in Crown and Bridge Work..
D.D. S.-Graduitto of Royal (allege .of Denter
Surgeons of Ontario:
L. D. S. -First- class honor Pgaduato of Dental
Department of Toronto Dniversity. Special
at ter.tion paid to presentation of children's
toot h.
Will be at tho River Bayfield, every.
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Monday from .10 a. In. to 0 u. in.
DR, J. FREEMAN •,
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VETERINARY stmagog • •
A. member of t he veterinary•iviorlical Associa-
tions of London ard Edinburgh and Graduate
of the Ontario Veterinary C011ege. •
Office opposite St. Paul's church,Ontarlo Street
Phone 07
V ETE NAITV Y
BLACICALL & BALL
ti VETERINARY SURGEONS. GOv..
ERNMENT VETERINARY TNSPOCToRS
°mace, ISAAC STREET ; RESIDENCE, ALDERT
STREET, CLINTON.
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AtiOTIONEER
THoS. BROWN
eICENSED AUCTTONEER.
Sales conducted in all parts of the Counties of
Huron and Perth, Ordersieft a Trig Nutvs
Itaconn oftlec, Clinton. or addrossed to Sea
forth P. O. will meolve prompt, attention, Sat -
&faction guaranteed or no charges. Your pat,
anage solicited.
MIS bEL.f..../INEOLfS •
CEO. TROWHILL
11ORSESECOER AND •
GENERAL BLA CKS MITA
Woodwork Roiled and firseciass material and
work guartteteede Farfn implenients and • ma
chines rebuilt and repaired. •
JOBRiNG A SPECIALTY
&Lan= ternosie, Nercere CLINTON
50 YLAPth*
EXPERIENCE
ia4 I0
TRieet Menke
DesieNs
OOPYfiteitiett &e.
Anyene minding a 'Oath mei description may
meekly toe -retain our opinion free whether an
invention is ereimetepetentOblo. CoMMunietr,
tfootti4tricupeontMoutiat IhitalboOk PAtehtft
font from OMOst ngtmoy for seeurinepatente,
POLOrits taken' toroUgh Motto toCoMf
rpetietlftotico, without canto°, in tiro
Scitittific
A hamisoinele illestreted weekly. tamest .011..
othitiOn of tinr soloattne leirrnat TerOM...$3
tinunttr nioinas, 5L eiela eYnieeevrsappiere
emuNN G0.3(110toadsay. New yen
goo* co. CS IP NI. WsabIAsoso e.
'IrPINCOTT: ;
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The' Best In Caroni Literattite
12 COMPLETE P1OYELR YEARLY :4'
MAN* SHORT, STORI ES AND
PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS '
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PLOUGHING *WITH ELEPHANTS.
A fame: io Ilasvana :has fotind
new eiee. fee the sagacioue elephant.
He uses it for 'his ploughing •In ihe
place of horses, It eate very little
more thon a horse, but it does far
Vlore Work, does it ioenitely beiter,
'and with much lees teouble. The
farmer is' -delighted With its uSe, for.
he bought it as an eiperiment lapin
the oweers of a eieeus which wee
stranded en .his. neighberhoed, It is
a. decided novelty to eee an elephitot
drawieg • o -elough. ' • •
"OIL ON Te.101313LED AvAvEs: •
A tiest ofea, colleen. that throws a
shell designed to scatter oil me bois-
teeous waves was teeently made: •The
shell. is of wood' and conical 'in
simpe. It contains two gellons of
. .
oil. At one end of the projectile.is•
a vent; •• This is e9Vered with- paper,
which -is platen off as the shell leaves
the piece,. 'allowing the oil to escape.
COSTLY EXPERIMENTS.
Atarceniee eeperithents, test a good
deal of 'money. Pah-mast 1§0 .feet
eigh means $1,200-. Masts .are so
troublesome • that he proposes to
build. towers for perrnanerit statione.
Kites are liable to be blown.alowne,
Marconi' does 'not eee why, the rate,
for trane-Atiantie messages.' should
not be reduced • to one cent a' word
in • eile lettere, ,
COMPIII,SORY VOTING,. • .
-A bill' te make voting a elections
corneulsory, which• is to be introduc-
e& into the French* Chamber by M.
Georgee Berry, provides. that any
person abet:Lining from. voting • at
elections shell- have his nettle dis-
played 011 the door of the town hell
ray a• fine of from. 5 %francs to' 10
erancie Arid he disfranehised and eerie
dered Ineligible fee' any public office.
A TEACHF,RS' PARAI)ISE.
•The pulenc schools In' Switzerland
are operated by. the.Oovernment and
Civil Service rules are strictly ale -
plied. The teachers who ere most!
women, aro very wall i 1 1
pa en< riever
discharged, except for sotto serioes
cause, When they get so old that
they* cannot teach any more they are
pensioned liberally. The tastat is
that the country hati an excellent
corps of educators in the echoole.
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COUV''
1611605ROONS 1
Paces of Grain, Cattle, etc
in Trade Centres.
•Toronto, March 4.-101our-No bur,
e s.
' 'offerea at 317.2;5
otitsiee, West.
Wheat -No. 1 Manitoba hard offer-
ed at 86 en route. North Day, with
Mee bid, also at 811ec Owen. Sound,
with 81AO Ind. It also uttered at
88Le Sarnia tunnel. No. 1 Northern.
offered, et 830 ea route North Day,
while 133e was bid spot. North BaY,
No. 2 Northern; offered a 80c en
rate North Day, with 70c bid. On-
.
tarot No. .1 red winter- offered at
73ec outelde, either road, ad 58 -lb.
red at 72ec outside. No. 2 white
offered at 73ec outside, and No, 2
Mixed at 73c middle freight, without
bids. No. 1 spring offered at 72ec
east, No. e spring at 71ee east,
either road, and No. geese, at 68*
row frelg•ht to New York, without
bids.
liarleY-Feed offered at 49e outside
without bids.
Peas -A car of No. e sole at 790
high freight, and 791e was bid for
more, low freight to NeW York,
withoue offering%
Oatee-No: 2 white,* 40*e leid in
buyers' stteks outside, and ten cars
offered et 401c low freight to New
York, with 40ec bid On track here
42ec wee bid tor No. 2 white.
Corn -No. 2 yellow offered at 56*c
west with 56e bid, and No. 2 mixed
at 05c west, with 55ec bid.
Buckwheat -Five thousand bushels
of No. 2 wanted at 550 low freight
to New York, without sellers.
Hay -No. 1 timothy sold at $10.50
on track Toronto, prompt shipment.
Straw -A car offered at $5.50 on
tretek Toronto, without bids.
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Dried Apples -The market is quiet
and prices unchanged, with sales at
eee to Ge per tb. Evaporated sell at
9* to 10e.
Hops -Business quiet, with prices
steady at 13e; yearlings at 8c. •
Honey -The market is steady at 0
to 10c for strained. Ccimbe, $1.50
to $2.25 per dozen. •
Beans -The market is dull. Prices
$1.10 to $1,40 per bush, as to
qualitY. Hand-picked., $1.50.
Cranberries - Mareet uncho.nged,
with stocks small. Cape Cod, $9.50
to $10 per bbh
•Onions -Market steady at $2:00 to
88 per bbl. . - •
Hay, baled -The market is firm,
with good dernand. . Timothy -sole at
$10.50 on track Toronto, for No. 1,
and No, 2 is quoted at $8,50 to $9:
Straw -The market is quiet. Car
lots on track quoted at $5.50 to
36, the latter for No. 1.
Poultry -The market is dulls with
few offerings. We quote ;-Fresh
killed turkey,s, 12 to 18a per lb ;
geese,- 8 to 10e; chickens, 70 to 90C;
old hens, 40 to 50d. • •
Potetoes-Ill car lots. on track, '65
to 66c per bag. Small lots brieg
75 to*80a per bag.
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True DAIRY MARKET.
Dutteree-The ,receipts are lair, anti
prices fIrra• -fOr 1 good •ctealities.
Creamery prints ffrm • at 22 to
23ic, and selide at 21* to 22c.
Choice 147) dairy Prints, 19 to 20c;
choice large roll% 17 to le7e•c;• sec-
ondary grades, io eon's, 15 to 16c ;
poor to niedium; 12 to 13e.
• Eggs -The market is dell ; buyers
hole off and prides to -day were 20 to
27c per dozen in case lots..
Cheeee-eThe demand is fair, and
prices emit. at 10* to ele per lb.
• HOGS AND PROVISIONS. •
• *Dressed hogs unchaeged; Gar' lots
nominal at .$7.50 to $7.60. Hog
procluete pteedy. We quote to -lateen
lOng clears, sells -at 10-.1c, in tort and
case lots. Mess pork, 320.50 . to
$21;.•doe.ehort cut, 821.50 to $22. -
Smoked meets -Hares, 12* . te
1.ec; betakfast. bacon, 13e to .14c:
rolls, 11c; becks, 13* to 14e, and
shoulder% 1.011e. • •
Lare-The 'rno.rket, is •tinchanged.
We quote :-Tierces, 11c; tubs, 11110;
Palle, 11* to 11e,e; compound, 9 to
UNITED STATES MARKETS..
Buffalo, Meech 4.--Flour-Quiet
and • only seeteder. Wheat --•.• Spring
Jinn; No. 1 Northern; c.i.f., 794c
winter dull; NO. 42. red, 88ec, Corn -
Enquiry good; 'No, 2 yellow, 651te ;
No. 3 do., 65e; No. 2 corn, 6aec;
No. 3 do, '64e. Oitts-e-Higher: Nei. 2
white, 48/c; No. 3 do„ 47.1e; No. 2
mixed, 470; No. 3 do, 16e.c. Barley
-66ec to. 139e spot, Rye -No. 1,
Minneapelis, March -- Close -
Wheat -May; 73f to 73Le; July,
7dec; ontrack, No. 1 hard, 75ci No.
'1 Northern, 73.1e; No. 2 Northern,
711. to'721c.. • '
Duluth, March 4.-Closeeeleheat-
Cash, No: 1 hard, 760; No. 1
Northern, 730; No,. 2 Northern,
71.ete; • May, 75ec; July, 76.1e; Mani-
toba, No. 1 Northern, cash, 71110 ;
May, 781c; No, 2 Northern, 68ec.
Coene-60e. ,
LIVE STOCK .MARKETS. •
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. Toronto, Mach 4. -At the We.stetee
cattle market this morning the re-
ceipts were 53 cerloads- of livestock,
including 842 eattle, -165 sheep. and
lamb% 1,100 hogs., 80 pelves, and 30
milch cars. .
Following is tee -range of quotae
tepee 1-, •
Cattle.
Shippers, per ewt.„ $4,50 e5.25
do, light... ., . 4.25 4.50
Butcher, ehoice... e4.00 4.50
Butcher,. ordinary to
„, 3.25 8.75
Butcher, inferior- 2,75 8.25
Stockers, per cwt.. 3.00 3.50
Sheep and LaMbs. •
Choice ewes, per coot 8,50 3.15
Lambs, per cwt.. .. 4.00 5.00
13tieks, per etvt.„ 2.00 2.50
Minters and Calves.
Cows, eaehe, .....„80.00 45.00
Cayce, each... ... .....,.. 2.00 10.00
Hogs,
Choice hogs, per cwt 5.75 6.00
Light hogs., per cwt., .... . 5,50 5.75
Heavy hogs, per cwt.. ... 5.50 5.75
Solve, per Mt.,. .... 8.50 4.00
Stags, per etvt,.. ... 0.00 2,00
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WANTS TO SEE THE WORLD.
A Trappist Monk Renounces 1 -tis
Vows After 28 Years.
A Dubuque, Iowa despatch says :-
• "Myerlfe had a deep,seated eciugh An event unprecedertted in the hie.,
for three years. I putebased two 1 this country is Mae° public. Broth, -
• large size las e era e renounce s vows,
. tory of the Trappist Monaptery in •
Beating the .Americans in late Brit
WA Market.
t tyllE BE HOUSE.
RECIPI1 TRADE.
pogo. - .1 . . - ... RA"
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. :•1A Pipe,01Tobacco-
ATO=S CV MO EDINGS 111",
e
. Mr. John Charlton'e speech on the •
trade question. was supported by an
,impressive array of ngures to show
Chrietioas Daer dawned On nilYaiel
this cantry doee not get anySthing in a Doer prison. The jail was a
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enclosed within a, 11.101100. stockade
Irel?limdloibnigGi,ti°gveidrael-liellarliePtelellt9ady.to teherp°11'legeha aMnrer, surrounded by a, trench through
long, loW building of corrugated iron,
ae conflinea binitself to saying that the ing in itesavory tunt bordered by
t M Ai ld' which the town drain ran, this be-
' Government's view would be . set berbed wire. Sentries patrolled
e forth in connection with the budget. here, and the click Of the Maser
TO AMEND ELECTIONS AcT, breech proclaimed the vigilance of
the Transvaalers who wanted gliard
in the co. urtyard within. the etocke
ad'ei W'onder if they knaves at 101110
as wot we've bin copped?" said one
e become a Candidate for Parliaraent
- or to withdraw froni suck a cendi- a twang of Kentish Town, between
- dacy. The Act already provided a gulps of the dirty water with which
penalty for offering or bestowing an he closed his
men, a, sharroz,nieavalhely,rt, Lyo,onudonbeiro,owmlitnhi
office on a person under such ch.- loo"nSouyr,o,, tsoalid
another, 'via are dos-
e etigemlOes,tAaCMniettiliers*Ult. eNI•OrTaisCINtoPidORbyetAbDe7;Sr.e- And then, like poor, forlorn things,
patches for, an' telegraph orfices, an'
noosepePers, D they don't know?"
1 i ceived petitions front the Collegiate telling stories about bale. . Secretary, Mr. Brodrick, announced
A London despatelt says: -The Wa
1 mier that the Government has re- they all fell -these prison men -to
- facilities in rifle shooting, and for
around lill the lIouse of Connnons on Friday
Institute Cadet Corps asking for wi,tagh ean"strrgigtlio aihrictlyalordokosigtting up I that during tbe last two eays siX
; eoment has no swords suitable for
gaunt, 'starving ligures of "his fellow
at
28,000 heed, of cattle had fallen into
hundred Boers had been . hilled oi
captured, and that 2,000 horses and
' swords for uee by officers. The Gov -
the dirty, hopeless faces, and the
iliu'sreeebyaioniftreneirtsion oifs tihsesuceaddetto c LI ill Ise,
; associations only, and not to educe.-
tieular"-he aushed as he looked and, the General's Secretary.
prisoners include Gen. De .Wet's sot
shared alike, so far, store In one par-
eaptiees. '"We have seared and the hamis of the Britiali troops. Tit
; tional establishments unless organize
„ ed for drill. The Government has re-
ceived a petition from the Toronto
e ; Collegiate Institute Board. asking
for Lee-Metforel rifles. And for en-
' couragement to the cadets to pea-
tise at the Long Braneh melees.
✓ About 50 young gentlemen, l'aril"lbg brought out something long hidden
e formed themselves into a rifle club
I, from 15 to 20 years of age,
"You see, it's 'a new pipe," he said, . • ING AT TORONTO.' • •
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ha" between the lining and the stuff.
o cer commanding does not consider
e at the institute, but the general °file
co, as you see. Take it and smoke
with a, last weak effort; full 01 tobac-
n that they should be entrusted • with
it between, you; but read the writ -
of ammenition for range practice:
ing on the slip of paper first -mind
t 1 • QUESTIONS ANSWERED. .
I Col, Sam Hughes. was -informed though -and you'll understaral why I
you give it back to ma afterward,
-.that the total cost of the permanent
1901-2 wee 3300,000. Cer- face to the wall in .silence. • Eager
e' corps for
' c • • d u b red 828 and v-o'ices rose up about him; the pipe
He lay down. and turned. his
256 certificates were issued to non-
- commissiened officers and men.
... I Hon, Charles A. Fitzpatriek said
" that the Government had not con-
e esidered the question of amending the
-• • Sepreme Court Act 50 that judges of
- ; that couft ..may be Appointed from
e the bars of Manitoba, the Northwest
- Territoriee and British Columbia;
Sir' Wilfrid Laurier explained - the
e . Sir 'Wilfrid Lauri,* explained the
' ! appointments -that had been made to
Pe the Supreme Court and the recent
s changes that had been made in the
° " Cabinet; He jestified all the ap-
, j pointments, which, he said, won the
el respect cif his frieeds and challenged
s , the criticipm • of his enemies. .
I le, L, Borden'favorably commented
1 on •the.men who 'had been placed on
I -the Supreme, Courte and those who
Hotel been collect to the Cabinet.
1 - . ' . .0A.TTLE •GUAIIDS.
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The Chicago Itecordellerald says: -
A concentrated effort will Probably
be made ber the north -Western wbea
interests, to have Congress roomy
tbe tariff from Canadian Wheat
Grain exchanges over the country
will be aked to join in the move -
Merit. The argument to Congress
will be that, Under the present sys
tem the moderate amount otowheat
which, Caeada has to export spoils
the market lo Great Britain for th
American miser and exporter, alto
gether -out of proportion to th
amount that Canada has to spare
Under present interaational arrangt.
ments the Manitoba wheat has pra-
t' II , f,
and as this wheat is so restricted as
to market, it mates a particularly
mean competitor for the American
grain. It will be urged that, witl
the Manitoba. wheat admitted fre
into the United States, it Would dis
appear quickly and withat aPPrecia
bly affecting prices. The American
raliler would have a, chance to snake
a prat out of it, and the American
traders a. chatiee to merchandise it
As for the farmer, Who might rais
the objection he needs protection i
the other fellow 18 to get It, It
bo claimed that the American fernier
suffers more from Manitoba, competi
tion, while the Canadian market fot
his grain is so limited, than if the
Canadian wheat were permitted to
come in free and miegle with the big
croe of this country,
CONFINED TO FOUR AREAS
ele'reeKeeeleoefeeiteeifeefilee•Neereleeiteeeeeio
• loving Alice standing near him, drop.
sed ib mourning, and holding a
wreath. oi white ilowers in her baud
LIFTED A MAN'S BRAIN.
Marvellous QperatiOn at johrt
Hopkins Hospital.
, kr. Northrup introduced a bill to
amend the Dominion Elections Act
ee 1900. He explaioed that the ob-
ject was to provide a, penalty for
offeeing or paying a pereon money to
In one of the most reraarkable op
mations known to surgery, says
/3altintore despatch, the brain o
Itev. William A. Stark, paetor o
the Broadway German Methodist
Episcopal church of Now York, ha
been Actually lifted 'from its bed an
the roots of certain nervee that ha
caused the elergyman excessive neu
ralgia were extracted. The patter:.
is Sale to have. stood the operator
well, Ana few doubts of his. recover
are entertoined. 'Phe operation vea
performed at the Johns Hoplein
Hospital.
• Telegraphic Briefs From All
Oyer the Globe.
a
creCa.sBe.alt.wtaegleesgCrAaiNMAerDsA. ask) for in*
th• Se tlealgearsetebreetxigin tAirtearteaolcoloosesut
f ag,y,
„e Messrs. Munro liras., of Montreal,
huarveemwleoouogdie, t13tle., plyoVtsef oson,10eulto!r near
By an alteration in the heating
t system in Kingston Penitentiary •
there is a daily saving of 812,
y ' The 'Kingston Locomotive Worke
s have received a coaract for four irate
g• uelghteaCein°trreClicIrtgaiule:osttar9aCdo'IntPhaener.41.1.
The daughter of Mr. Robert Bell,
of the Geological Survey, Ottawa, is
.suieg that city for damages for 18 -
juries caused, by a defective side -
a 1 wtAtitl Sinbhui has been awardea
✓ medal by the Royal Callahan Hu-
mane Society* for herolsne in rescuing
Pritia Johnson front a burning build- •
ieg 1n ita Portage.
The Widow cif Fireman T. Smith
killed at Hamilton by. the hose reel
e• tored suit agoinst the Street Raile
colliding 'With a stsrleclet,00caor,, hes Mi -
1 wae Company for
CA.PTURE BY BRITISH,
Lord Kitchener Sends 1-lorne orze
Welcome News.
paha, Delarey, De Wet a.nd Cap
C cloy Rebels e
A despatch from London says :-
Io his latest report to the We.
Office Lord ICitchener gives a genera
review of' the military situetion,
says :="The enemy's forces in th
field are now prectically confined t
four definite areas, In the Easter
Transvaal the personal influence o
Genera Louis Botha, continues t
hold together a considerable bu
diminishing force between the .* bor
dere of Swaziland and the 13rug
spruetaWatertral blockhouse line. in
the west Generals Delarey and Kemp
cling to the difficult country be
tweet' the Mafekirig Railwa3r line and
Magaliesburg. In the northeaster
districts of Orange 'River Colony D
Wet and ex -President Steyn still con
trol a comparatively large and de
termined following,. who have quit
recently given prootp of their bold
ness and•initiative in- attack, ariel in
Cape Colony the country to th
nathwest of- the Cape Town -De Aaa
line is infested by several bands o
rebels; keet.' together by adventurer
from the late -republics. • Elsewher
smaller . commandoes are to be found
but their numbers ore insigraficant
and 'their. want er enterprise reveal
m all probability ati abating inter-
est ,in .the otheless struggie..in whicl
they have so .1Ong been emPloyed,"
• •
.
NOT WISETOSTIR UP STRIFE
down et the filthy mattress that in-
terposed between his body and the
bosom of his 'dirty khaki tunic and WHAT OUR MEXBER ABE DO
LEGIsSLATUDE
wQrst clays there has been something THE ONTA1110
filthier earthen floor --"but front the
which I have keptt o myself." He •••
fumbled with a shaking hand in the
British Press Attitude on Prine
Henry's' , •
A London despatth says eeThe at
titbde of the English newspapers to
wards the visit of " Prince llenry o
Prussia, to the Unitee States, ha
called out a rebuke from the West
minster Gazette. . . •
"It is noe. dignified, 'and is scarce-
ly Well-bred e. save the. Gazette, "to
remind the United States of oblige.
tions we have no reesoo to euppose
they: will forget, and it is certainly
not politic to display anxiety in re-
gard te the possible results of fthe
.friendly Meeting between the Presi
dent and the German PrilICO:"
The paper then proceeds tp eouece
a note of warning againet carying
resentment towards Germany to the
point of endeavoring to make mis-
chief between Germany end anotem
power, "in • view of the aieeady
strained relations ocecteionecl. by the
zig-zag .poliey of the Governnient,
which threatens to place Great Brit
ain in a, poeitfon of antagonisen to
both Germany and Russia."
Mr.: Laneater• moved the sechnd
e ; reading of hip bill to ameod the
'Railway Aet. He said the partiaular
I object of the bill was to restorci the
" ;law relathig . te' cattle guards, • to
; 'the positioe in which it was preelaus.
.,to.1808. Mr. Lancaster Shouted how
s , detrimeneally the present law hed alekites? A dhrop en the ocean!
' , worked in the interests: ,of the far-
' mere, and how imperative. it wap "Wotes one seek, or even two, to a
that something should be done to starvin' bloke? , Wot:, I.. wants is to
• put in meee effective guards: In: no. find a 'bacca, factory afire an' put my
- State of the Union, so far as he mouth to the chithbley shaft!"
;could learn, was there a 10.w like
ours:* There the railway interests,
were being made subseryient ta those
of the agricultural commueity. •
-.' Mr. Sutherland, speeking for the
1
doveenmene,.seid there Was no qbjec-
tion to the second readieg ef the
Measure,. provided it was then sent
to the Railway Committee, where all
1
the interests affected could be heard.
' 1 The .motion for the second readieg
j• was carried. On the. ination to refer
, the bill to the Railway Committee,
ea division was taken; which resulted
- in it being,carried by 00 to 50.
TELEPHONE COMPANIES,
Mr. Fitzpateick is to introdtice a
bill reepecting telegraph and telee
phone companies. It will console-.
ante the present law and bring tele-
. phone companieS under the control
[ofPrivy Council' , As far as rates aro
the Railway . Comoiittee of the
concerned. - • .
I
a bill respecting pensioos to oft -leers.
MOUNTED POLICE,' '
. , ..
: Sir Wilfrid. Laurier gives nof.ice of
of the Mounted Pialiee.
was handed from one to another,
smelt at, worshipped, dandled by
each in tura.
"Blessed sainte!" came front the
Irishman, breaking the silence; "let
me hould in me hands!"
"Spell out the writin' on the slip
of paper roulo.d the bowl, Ginger,"
ordered Trooper Snitchey.
(linger deciphered, with moving
lips and Anxious- eyes: "I -hope -you
-will-enjoy-this-pipe-darling 1--
filled-it-myselfz-Alice‘,"
'Is gal!" telegraphed Trooper
Snitchey.
The intelligence volted from one to
another, until, the circuit of the cell
complete, every eye turned on the
motionless figure of Hilyaed.
"Filled it herself wid her own blese
sed little lingere* * * Mary help her,
the• poor young • crayturee'' crooned'
the Irislumin. They conpulted. . one
another. with. a glance., and, though
there was not a mouth thot 'did not
water for the hoctiry, Hilyeed was
FOUR NEW IVIIeMDERS,
• lion. J . M. Gibson introduced th
bill providing for further. represeata
than of the northern districts, II
said the bill proposed to add tout
new members for the two Algoma
end leipissing, Tee bill provide
there shall be two members for Wes
Algoma, three for East Algoma and
ttvo for• Nipissing,
West Algoma, he said, would be di
vided tete north and south, , and
oot into, Rainy River and Thunder
Bay. The • populations by. this diVi-
skin would be 12,649 .for the south,
and 18,156 foe. the north. •
East Algoma is_ to be divided into
three electoral districts. Sault Ste
Marie, • Manitoalln and. Algoma,. Th
first will, .lueludo tho 'Soo and th
southwestern portieit of the presen
district. Manitoelin will ineled
Maniteelhi toot the islands with o
portion of the north shore. '
is to include that pertion not taken
in by the other two electoral dis
tticts and including' the island of Si
Joeeph. The population- of nos
new districts will be, Suit lt Ste
Marie, . 1.4,448, Inc tnding t he ladi tins
Maniteelin 14,186 and A.lgonite
096, • . • .
efipissing is to be divided• into eas
and 'West .Nipissitee. In regard. t
GREAT RRrrArx,.
The British shipping trade is suf- •
fering just . now from a passing, do -
Pression. ,
.- The London and North-weetern •
• Railway directoruie approves the-
" Americao heavy locomotive.
' The, heir to the title Pitzwillia.ta
1 will have to pay leguey duty te the
; extent of near a million and a guar -
ter dollars.
le Repeated earthquakes' Dochgar-
- roch, near Inverness, have -caused the
e !greatest alarm among the
tolls' of the entire section.. levier-
s jness Is on the. North Sett ceast.
s I Mr. Brodrick, .Seeretary 'or War,
t ; stntect in the irouee • on Thursday
that the reepective claites Of the four
!detachments. of colonial volunteers to
- attend. the ' coinneition were being
' coneidered.
UN'T-OF.D STATES'.
Goveenor Oriel has signed the hill
eviroorhkie4ttittntge..pigeon shooting New
It has cost New Yak $300,000 to
o remove 1,000,00Q cubic yawls of
t snow during the last -Len days.
e Charles Ingersoll, after 'what the
Town of Ingersoll, •Cariaclo, was
• ed, is dead, at Flint, Mich., aged 84
Yen:ult.:8n eriecipal of the North-western •
...academy,- :Evanston 111 Advises
• -
C. I. cigerettes, eo leave:
e "All. Ainericanelemied vessels frota
;Lieerpool, Glasgow arid London meet
t •
ghinavieltsthleearootliilleteorz. men nod ie
• •
roused by his pepe being, not un- the east Mang; three ,.: townships of
gently, thrust back into his hand. tNobwritlIsthRiper sroeowmai roefiniVligi doendqueinod
wan pipe be arnong. elk stet -yin, Am- ;ieopaRroaitlewcia3iby, wtthieob.C.faopiaratoariayribdoiAontigaend-
rsoorniice,
"Take ue back, sore!. :What would
to Nipissing, are added to -North
gMasrt.inteegsibsoo Paid he did not faeral
te• discuss the bill,. but declared it.
eo be a,•,reasonable and fate way of
"Take ie back, sir!" they chorused.
"Thank' yote men," said I-111yard, iNinoOriThaesrinngditshterrprtesp.i...esentlition of the
, .sTR1KEs ARE DECREASING.:
UNITED IRISH -LEAGUE.
Mr. Wyndhate. Says Crimes Act
' Will Be Sternly APplied. •
A London despatch says :-The
Right Hen. George Wyndham, Chief
Sematary "eor Xrelane, at the Carl-
ton Club en Wednesday exhaustively
diseuesea, the Irish question He
condemned the United Irish League
in strong terms, deelaring it to be a
political machine; which .constituted
the gravest nienaee te the coni-
munity. He said the league had core
.rupted the whole moral •fibre of Iree
land, and declared the only- course of
dealing. with the league to be the
stern application of the Crimes eta,
which -he' purpoeed to see rigorously
enfoeced.
PRINcESS IN DANGER.
Alinest Run Down by a Prighten-
ed Animal. •
A special cable to the Now York
Herald from London says:e-"The
Prineese of WaleS had a very .narroW
ebeape ae the Shire Horse Show on
Thursday. As the Prince Ond Prin-
cees Were about to pass the exit. a
frightened atallion rushed by Her
Royal Highness missing her by a foot
or two only. It was only' by the
skill or the grooiii, •who• managed to
pull the animal to ono side, that
ver3r serious and deplorable accident
was averted.''
WANTS RANSOM BACK.
Uncle Sant Proposes That Turkey
A Constantinople despatah says: -
1t is ,understood that the United
states wile shortly take steps tO ob-
tain a reimbursement of the sum
($72,500) paid to the brigands as a,
ransom for Mese Ellen M. Stone and
Madame Tsilka, holding Turkey re-
sponsible, inasmuch as tile capture of
tho missionaries Was effeeted on
Terleish Soil. This question of re-
sponsibility may have 'Serious devel-
opments, since Teekey emphatically
diselairas raspoosibility, and lays the
blame on Bulgaria.
: I
REPORT AGAINST CHINESE.
The Commission Declares They
Are a Nuisance.
An Ottawa despatch says: -"Your
dominissitiners are. of the ,oeinien
that the further immigration of Ohin-
.ese ineorors into Canada might tb
.1)0 prohibited," is the. finding of -the
three coaniseioners, Messrs. 0,
.Clute, K.. C., of Toronto: James
Murals of lere*- Weetminstert and
Christotehee Foley of Roseland, ap-
Pointed a 'year ago by. the Dominion..
Government to enquire into" Chinese
and-, alm.nese immigratieri in Can-
• a'de•E'they prop.oPe that uneil ..a treaty.
of 'exclusion be obtained the. tax be
raised to $500. Messrs. Foley and
Clete favor rasing the •tax to 3500
al; once; erifr. .efunns favors hn in-
crease to $300 foe two .years, -
The CoMmissioners report that" in
ChinatoWn a, district of
:four blocks,'are 8,280 people.
foundeevidence ehat antiel paTtliioeyo
Of their vieit. there had been -a sort
of attempt at it "very recent gener-
al cleaning tip". e'What. the condi-
tioo of Chinatown was befere this
cleaning out, and the burning of 100
old •buildings by the civic ,authorie
tiee, -must be left to the imagibation
' of the reader." en -se:voted houses of
the Chinese laborers the commissien-
- ors found ledgers in third floors, "in-.
to which the occupant crawle on his
• hands' and knees."
• The conclusion of the -Commis.-
sieafere .is that the representations of
the British Columbia, LegialatUre to
the (Meet that the Chinese, as a class
- are detrimental to the wage-earners
of the Province, toad a menace to
health, are "substantially true, and
urgently -call for a. remedy."
The report on the- tTaparieSe iS not
yet ready.'
FOR HER OWN PROTECTION.
Europe): 112ust Adopt Commercial :
Monroe Deanne.
A Budapest despatch says :--Dur-
ag a debate in the Hungarian Charne
or en Thursday, Prime Minister
Coleman do Szell, referring to the
ecreaaing industrial produetion. of
lie United States, gad the necesSity
ould arise some day for Ieurope to
ut in force a eommere' tl r
octrine against that country.
"
OER. CHIEFS ROUNDEts
bottleS Of Ayer's Cherry Petteral, ee een one, for 28 e ere Ix In te I
pIe,tely." • which he took nearly a quarter of o X
3. H. Burge, Macron, COI. century ago. lIe ha left the ma-
y t ma ,
and it Cured her corn- i; d lib tl dli b
astery, and is notv looking fop some t
•
.
Probably eiyos to earn a living, leis earn°
,you know of -
cough medicines that ro. from /1111104 eri t
seph Grab
tame
nty-three yeara d
o 10 g.lappist, Woo aro the
7 lieve little coughs, all Most rigid of any mortastie order B
•
coughs, except creep oho anti Beether /gegen° got tired of
- t
) on. He wants to see the world. x
The medicine that has xt is stated that lila permissiott to
been curing the worst of :1 17,0a,r76.the monastery came 'rem
deep coughs for sixty ;
Pectoral. chit -Iwo .spades feat British horse- v
•••' 'Shoes 'Sounds like an absurd state- to
meat, but the foct is tha enipIoads (1
anoutu for mi ordittirr - 0? ofei 1.,•re.i4eshoefi leave L-otielon for .5
tetetthigga,g,isittptibrAtiV, 1166110. - China. All tee:A' tale back. to tori- b
ror Claaith OW% And ioneeppon eA.V.miem don in the form of spades, having 11
41. C. AYES CM Eoffel - I t•
• • - Men no rails ormed by the ingertiouo
. natives.
, years is Ayer's Cherly SPADES BROM /101ISESHOESe
nlittential Commandants Were
Captured,
The correspondent of the X.Ondon
111100 at Brindle Says that Col.
ackenzieei column, operative near
rtke Chrisfee, elouthelettetern Trane -
toll. has surprised Hans 'Grobelar's
meal 'anger, capturing Stephatius
robelar, Corps. Vatulertnewe and
challemeyer, and four others. Gro-
elar and Schalloneyer are both in-
uential men, who been enceur-
ging Boer resistance in the Ermelo
•
DESPER ADO TAXEN.
Notorious Robber Cap -tiered ;Aftet
a Tee. Weeks' Hat,
• Dawsob, Via Ashcroft, D.C., des-
patch sayfe-Mounted Police at the
brokenly. "If, ever we 'get out . et
thie infeenal place I'll etand 'you a
theee-pound tin apiece of the best to-
bacco that's 'to be had in remora-
.:
brace of this day." '
By aeon. of the next gay the. dirty
little Boer town 'was in.the hands of
the Rnglish, tlAe commandO garrison-
ing it. had, 'fled, o,nd thepristeners
were free. Two • moeths later elil-
yard landed from a King's transport
hours. more -and Ile Was fre Loeilea-
ship et -South.ampton-Docks. A feW
• The pfpe wtes .his • inrier -• -breast
eocket- but. n. geeat eneiety was 411.
his heart that beat ogainst it. • He
ead cabled and written ta- his prom -
Med •wife to • announce fhe ttewe of '
his deliereier from ,cgptivity, of •lits.
speedy ,retern .00 leave'*from ethe,
frone"-but he: haa •redeived no an--
swer.• Perhape Imel written! If
90, • the letter Must teaerel all the
wtey back to • England. to ieach Hil-
yard wieheite happer Welcome.. team
aftiek reunion with the writer'. ..1•10
could- bear the disappointanent now,
when a, ftiet•hansom *as : carrying
him to. Glouceeter Gate, when te :few
Miles more,' perhaps, •• would give
Alice io his .arme again, • .
"This 'ouse? No, 00?". said the
cabman, huskily through the. roof.
trap.. "The niaber you *.gev' me,•
but tOere's it board up, 'To Let.' "
The elanknesO ' of disappointment
visible' in Hilyard's face made ••him
add: •
Arid Hilyard 'rang ehe servants'
• • ., -. • .
"If I wits you, sir, I'd .eing an'
question the 'caretaker. Per'aps she
haws the. farnily's new addoess."
door. .
bell, encl.& clingy woman dame to the
"The family left -three inoalis ago"
she said, and. iviped her eyes. which
were quite dry, -With' her • diegy ap-
ron.: "No, they didn't- lea* no ad-
dress; they. left in a 'urry. One of
the tiro ladies died, an'. after the
funeral the' other took .'er Mar away
abroad, both being cut up that
dreadful about the- death. Which of
the tteo young ladies? • The youngeet
it was, an' a sweet, . pretty. dear!,
An.' -all the furniture's stored, an'
I'm -quite certain its never 'eard
where they'd gone, except just genere
ally the meritioo of abroad: bee- the
cemetery where .the young •lady was
buried was elighwood-and Ten told
ne exlienee was sPared * * *an' such
a, beautiful sculptured •rnonument be-
spoke that 'it wouldn't 'be ready, the.
endertaker's man told my niece for
six months to come *. * *"
Hillyard thrust a sovereige inter the
woman's hand and stembled down
the *steps. "Highwood Cemetery," he
said to the cabman, • tted the ca.bman
niuttered, " 'It's 'ard, poor bloke!".
as he .whipped up his horse,'
It was a long drive to Highwood
Oonieeery,• but they got there Were
the :great gates closed tor the day,
and a, man in black with a. red nose
consulted a register and found- the
name and told .Ililyard to come this
Way. And presently they were
standing' by a grave, with a board
at the' head of it on. which a, number•
was painted, and the custodian was
repeating the earetakeres story about
the expensive monument that would elajcir Arthur Griffiths says 11%
not be ready for six months to come. method is exceedingly cumbrous, and
His hand wets ready for Hilyard's is a curious illustration ol the red -
money, and at Hilyard's request lie tape. routine that obtains wherever
shambled away and Tett hirn alone. the War Office rules. The recruites
The grass was beautifully green al- moue has to be entered some sixty -
ready, and a wreath of hothouse two times; the signatures of superior
Stockade Road Muse, Yuk011, cap- flowers, not quite faded, lay upon it. officers are given tWenty-nitio times
tured trophy, a netorloeS Hilyard had hot the slightest doubt in ,each earticulae case, aid a bulleY
robber, after a ten weeks' hunt. Duro . as to
ing the swine while arresting him et preached her, but only °nee.
who lay beneath. He re- pareel of documente has been got
revolver belonging to one of the Poe "Oh, Alice, you might have Waited rotteltoykobythothoeattibu.te each man is ripe s
. . . • .
The .report of the Bureau .of Labor.
foe •1901. was Presented eel the Legise
lature: the retiarns.: of strikes and
lockouts shqw a diminutien for 'the'
period from September 31st, ,1901,
emnpared With'a- like previeus peribd
the total number Of strikee reported
being 19, and one lockout, involerhig
64 .estaleishinents, end covering 'an
aggregate of '4e8- daYs, or an everage
of 2.3. days.,to each: The greater,
number -required but it few days for
settlement. •. -The tendency to settle
disputes between employers and ein-
pioyes- by conciliation ie rapidly on
the increase in .Onterio, as in -other
parts of' the. werld. The report- pays
further that some. misappreheesion
as to tem objects of elle • bureau stilt
exists; • though, • the seeeetary,
Robert Glackling has visited .may
indoiteitil ',centres , of• the • Provinte
derieg- tee,year, and haS to some eke
tent- reMoved this:misapprehension.
. ,
THE SMALLPDX E.PIDEMIC. •
• In reply eo etr. Matheson, the Pro-
vinefal Secretary said ilia, the item
of $6,000 for sanitary Mvestigetioo
was expended on the 'tight egainst
sintellpox. • An additional inspector;
Hodgetts, had been -appointed.
The' Government did: not . intend eo
repay: oll munieipalities for their
smallpox expendieures, but •enly a
few small 'ceielyieg ones, where the
disease %had been brought in by out -
eiders. •
.1.‘1•IIRD- READINGS. •
The following lents were given o
third reading:- ' • • .
To divide tee District of Rainy
River for, the 'registration of titles
and deOds..:-Mr. Gibson •
• Respecting the esta,blishment of the
Carnegie Library in the City,:of Ote•
tante-Mr. Lumsden.
To ftireher amend the Devolutien of
Estate's Aet.--.11r. Gibson. ••
TO RE -STOCK. IfOBERTES:
An item at. 32p,000.. for wedelns
under the Fisheries Department, an
increase of 82,000 since last year,
brolight an anuouncement ;from .Mr.
Latchford that the Government ire-
terided nu.king a larger expenditure
fOr restocking, of certain •Ilshing
waters', especially with black. bass,
and. for the • better protection • of
aquatic .gettne,
1
MOTORS von cnuAmEN.
• Motor -cars are now being made in
New York for the childrett -ot' the
rich. Tee millionaire's baby, • who
has passed. beyond the perambulator
stage may neW enjoy its dailY out -
Inge in a, miniature electric victoria,
which is supposed to be capable of
management by children of four or
five years old. The wheel of a "ba-
by victoria," is but a foot in diam-
eter, and the seat is but o. foot
square.- lie cost, however, is not at
all in proportion to its direeneions.
RECRUITING FORMALITIES,
-hillier/I Melee:en. •was assaseinated
by semettetly whe'shot him . In the
head theeitge. the. window qf his din- .
ing-room .a.t Roitkuk. la.
Ex -Mayor N. 3. Dillon, of New
Rochelle, N. Y,; and sik aldermen, ..
haee been indictee for not. properly
caring for peblic money that was
embezz ed. .
Erwia Collins, son• of, Mayor Cole
lins, of West' Point, Ga., died at the
smallpox hesPital ie Atlanta. Of all
the employes of his company he was
ehe telly one te refuse to be vacetro
ated •
• Apearealy crazed by' the habitutile
use of cigarettes; Charles A. Lyle,
ozte of the best known eolitielans in
Peesale Cotinty, N.J., ended his life.
ey hanging at his home- lit Patterson.
He letevee .wictow and two child-
.
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ren. • • •
Gallia L.. • Huntinmclon paid
$31,800 fie- duty •cue her personal ef-
fectse wd,eh are :chiefly dress goqds,
valued - at 575,00.. , This. is the
highest amount of duty. ever paid.
by one hidividual on personal, bag-
.
• A 1.4 -year-old 'Chicago boy hemee .•
Cluiries•Antlersoe; cquunitted seticida
ore ' 'Wednesday 'ber • takine.Poison. .
eSence Mamma died," lie seed, •In a
childish scrawl left eor.hie•tather,..".1'.
eeeetto. etere to Bee. I miss
her so time I mime die too,. Good -
,bye," fathee, The •neohey she left me.
you can
GE.NiatA4.,
The petroleum "companies of Rou-
mania have been censolidated into
one large toot.
cigarmaker at Gulien wee given
three years imprisonment for utter-
ing discourteetis \verde of the Kaiper.
Emperor William will persenally
sail his new yaeht, the, Meteor.: in
the coast regattas in Greatqlritain,
especially ()owes. .
The volcano Kilauea in Hawaii, is
showing signs of renewed activity.
Newly risen lava end great heat
have been noticed. .
There is said to be a plot formed
entente. the Freneh exiles- at Buda-
pest to elace Prince Victor Napoleon
on tlfe Fretted), thronee •
The Czar has*authorized St. Peters-
burg' to raise a 820,600,000 loan for- •
the most exteesive program. of im-
provements ever -undertaken by the
capital. . -
Taltieg • advantage. of the enthus-
iasm over the -Vika of .Prince Hettry
to• the States, steps are .already tee
ing taken in Berlin to form a society
whose object. will be to extend the
friendly feeling. between America and- .
Germany.
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PLAGUE Ole 'WILD DOGS.
Northern ratagonia•e, royale:1 -•
offered for the extermitiation of the
doge that overrun that part of the
world. The ancestors of these wild
dogs were a; pair of taMe collies
which were ta.ken over by a Scots-
man ,itraight from his native heath.
The oninials have retained their nat-
ural instioct in eonnection, With
sheep, but instead of guarding thein
they prefer .killing Ilene hence the
farmers have always to be prepared'
for the sudden advance at any time
of a steong 'herd of the wild creme
tures litingering after muttOn.
uneonstitutionality, and in othee par.
iN MOMS,
Proles•ser A. 1,, Metz, of Titian()
University, hue succeeded in making ,
block of solidified air, which was ae
subetential for the time being as a
block et ice, It Was -about 'fifteen
in01103 in diameter, and lasted lifteen
_minutes in a fully exposed condition.
He laid it on Oa anvil, and as he
truck it the .hammer bounded oft as •
though it had been a Piece of rube •
bete it Was so intensely cold that
no 000 mild think • of touching it
with hie fingers.
othrgrioltathoolacrotpihylo 'aspianbod
'iceman eeptoded, the bullet gOing todil I cane home!" he said. • Then
elaeona4nelporee he took tee° things out of his pock-
ets --the UntOtechett, UnemOked Pipe, EN'COUltAGE PUNCTUALITY.
.
have Spent over $10,000 , in the With the slip ef paper rOund it, and 'With the vieVe of enCoUraging their
Pearce told the capture Is the Meet tt Maser revolver, headed. He Workmen to keel) good time, Neilson,
noted since that of murderer 0'- -.
Brien. meant to 'Make that pipe out and /Old, and Co., Hyde Park tocome-
then follow Alice. He knew if, Was tire Worka, Glasgow, have intimated
Wicked. but things had been too that every employe who lite*.s not
tough. He could not bear any more, more than eighteen hours' time mt. _
Last year was a very bad one for So he lighted the pipe. Tho.tobae- _.111 the end of June will receive a
British farmers. Wheat wait 1/ bush- co was very dry and burned quickly; bonus of a week's wages: The ex -
els an acre below the average, Oats there wan nOthing in the bow,3 but periment is creating great interest -
Wail a bushel bolo*, and barley tWe ash In a few minutes, Thist he among the Workmen, and is already
bushel% rOtatoes also were 17 Per knocked the asbes out and pet the bearing Milt In the 'Men turning out
cent, beioW the aVorage, pipe bank in Itis Docket, and took Un more promptly in the mornings.
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TRAIN* STOPPED 13V 13A/LIMS,
The other day, just as. a train Wan
abotit to leave Kettle in Hungary,
for Vittlfalva, an °facial appeared and
pit seals on the wheels of the en -
One, The passengers had to get off ,
, and tvalk. The rompenv was 200
.erowne arrow% pa*,tinent or
taxee. Next day the tales were paid
and the train proceeded,