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FARMERS,
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ALBERT STREET1
LEGAL
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OLINTOrT.
Your Nose NEws 'rams
if That whak you should breaths through
-.not yette Motat.
But there mey bo time; when your ca-
tarrh ie so bad you can't breathe through, it.
Bre,athing througe the mimes aways
bad for ate Mugu. and it is especially se
tvhen their delicate, teasues bave been weak°,
ened by the serotuleus Condition of the
blood on whice catarrh depeads.
Alfred E. Yingse, Hoernerstown, Pe..
suffered from caterrh for years. Els bead
.114'11a:1'6,31(V nwOtsb:etaf
nestrils nor clear hie head.
Atter trying several catarrh ePecifice
front witich he derived no benefit, be was
corapletely cured, accoreine to his owa
statement, by
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Tbla great medicine radically and per-
manently cures catarrh by donating the
blood and building up Die whele system.
1100D'e P141.8 are the Tavonte cathartic. 250.
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INSURANCE'
PE McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE
INS AN E MPANT
Farm and Isolated Town Property
on! Insured
OFFIOORS
J. D. lee:Leen, President. Kippen P. 0. ; Thos.
Frazer. vice -President, iirucceleld P. 0...; T. E.
Hays, Secy.Treas., SeatOrth P. O.; W. a.
Broadfoot, Inspector of Losses, Seatorth P.O.
DIRECTORS:
W B adfoot S ate tit ; J hn Grieve
'Winthrop ; George Dale, Seaforth; J'ohn Watt,
Bedeck ; John Hennevvies, Brodhagan ; James
Evans. Beachwood ; James Connloly, Clinton
John McLean, ICippen
ACIENTS
Robert Smith, Ilarlock; Reber 1VIeMillan, Ss
forth,. James Cummings, Egniondwile ; J. W.
Yo, Holmesville P. 0,
Patties desirous to effect insurance or trans
sect ether business will be promptly attended
to on application to any ot the above officers
addressed to their respective post offices.
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PREMMWS DEAD THE ONTARIO LEGISLATURE, bV"
THE DOMINION PAHLI
othrt Inbienrursery Soh:0unit Inge tcleofevr= in,-
be destroyed. It appeared that there
Mrs. G. W. Ross Passed. Away
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were tioMe hundred varieties greWn,
Very Suddenly.
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wmAT (ME MEM D '4 but the venoraous ve,riety is common NOTES OV PROCEEDINGS I
All A. Toronto despatch, saye
at 4.30 o'clock. Death came verY Hon. Mr. ROSS moved the second BIG LAND DEAL. CONCILIATION ACT.
DK+ ,wr TORONTO.
G. W. Ross, wife of the Premier, died
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barberry (Berber's Vulgaris L.) TUE FEDERAL 110ITSV.
on Wednesday morning tit last week, 11AILWA.Y COMMISSION.
unexpecte ly. Mrs. Ross WAS op- reading of his bill respecting electric
ler Vette° Introduced e, bill to
Prices 0 Grain, Cattle, etc
in Trade Centres.
Toronto, Mar. 18.--Wheat-No.
CANADA. parentl3r in her usual health until ineiseissf ter Syndicate III•lys Nearly lia15 antend the Conciliation. Aet, 1900.
Premier Roblin, of Manitoba, is ill. within twenty-four "lours of the railways, which provides
the appointment of a Railway Com- Million Acres. I.10 expleined that the intention wee Northern °tiered at 81lo en rielite
Whitn IV aid he was Quite 1 to give more initiative to the Labor lierth Bay, and No. 2 Northern_ at
London carpenters ask for a mini- end. The cause of death. was acute A. Winnipeg despatch- says i -One Department in case of industrial dis- 80e en route N. B., without bids,
uremia. Tuesday afternoon she be. mission foe the province.
came ill, ii,nd Dr. It. A.. Stevenson, Mr' he't id btu', (t)i tht biggest, deals in real estate
mum wage rate of 25 cents an hour. turbances. t.t`he bill provides that in No. 2 Ontario white °Berea at 730
front NOW York June 14, to attend and he subsequently summoned Dre. From the attention he had been able met
to give tO the Premier's explanation le i
accord w t t
nvolve the transfer of Ga30 Of a labor dispute an arbitrator 0„ast. 0u, OLT•lt:, with, 72° °At No'
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ea o rem .• het as been eensuraineted hi re -
Sir Wilfrid and Lady Laurier sail the famoy physidas, was eaued
years is just about completed.
and it "is understood a sum. in cash teeter shall Iowa power to take eel- ens on • (L. t 78 ast on G.T.
the coronation. W. P. Coven and Burritt in consul- it seemed te him that the bill %vas a titles of nearly half a Million acres,
tee shall be appointed on the applical =Kee ouvre a e ee
tion of either party, and such arbi- It., and No. I. spring sold al; "lec
Bast End of Montreal will employ
7re.°0.4)ch° 21151eneare. dtalyielal:nZ7areenitgLewslial tleY with the rrehlicr'
tation,
was the last she wo,s out ef the
day meriting Went Ova town. rim He assumed that any decision or
Mrs. Ross drove to church on Sun-
nxid °n r".1- fund on the ItailWay Commission,
vdeeerya. se(r4oetatet apnodweirmsporwtitouutdobnee
The PurchaSer of tlaie vast area is
the Dominion Land end Colonize,
of about a million end a half d011ar
n neua
d ce under oath and render a
am indicating What 'Would be
such decision to be sent 'to each
eee. Peas -No, 2 wanted at 80e on 1440
a freight rate to New York without of-
Ottts-No. 2 white offered at 42c
The new 0.1).1t. car shops in the
conclusion arrived at by the com- tio 0 an wed b Mir basis Of Settlement, eopy of ferings.
It is relented that. a syndicate of lashed in the abor Gazette, the ob.. bid. No. 8 white offered' at 41e on
yaw. n °nil) Y' °I" 1154 g '" arty in the dispute, and to be pub- lew freight to New York with 4lic
Cana.dian and American capitalists cencernillg her condition until Tues. Executive Council and approved by
to influence public opin- 1-4ec rate to New York, and e,t 401c
ItailWay lands in. southeastere AO -
works at Ottawa. The following statement was issued vision P . Y composed of St. Paul and Minnea.
• for re eal in event of an per- einiboia, and part of southwestern lect beteg
dity afternoon.
A youth, noticing a broken rail by Dr. Stevenson 1 "Mrs. Ross, wife them.
son affected being dissatisfied.
tal stock of $2,900,000, and their in- der the Act, no stipulation ehall be Oorn-•No. 2 yellow offered at 570,
. polls capitalists. They have a cepi- the settlement of a a or spu e un- , oz . mixed 420 bld
the purpose of conducting a steel lereYSiolAte S STATEMENT. 110n.. Mr. Ross -There is 4 pro- ion The bill also provides that, in tolzolw:aricittapeq,a,o.r NI to o. '2
is being formed at Philadelphia for - , -, Manitoba. The company is largslY . I b di t
while walking the track near Halle of the Premier, the Hon. Geo. W. Mr. Whitney thought the details of
'Wrests have been looked after here inserted requiring employees to re- with 513ec bid, and No. 2 mixed, was
fax flagged the St. John express by 0. A. Robertson, who has con- linquish their membership of any eteec bid, without sellers..
Hay -No. 1 timothy, $8.50 "bid 4.
Ross, died suddenly DO e.80 o'clock the bill ought to be very carefully
with. u, lighted newepa,per. Prevent" d th
Wednesday morning. The cause of scrutinized.
ducted all negotiations Next Wed- labor organization.
outside, end $10.50 bid on track, •
ei Ise •ter t remia She ap- The bill was TQATI 'a second time.
peered to be in good health until etEpER,ENDUM ON DECEMBER 4. nesday will see the deal completed. Col. Thonapson introduced a bill
COLTNTRY PRODUCE.
real will remove to Ottawa if a, Stevensop, the family physician, very re cent. F. T. GU n land Dried Apples -elle market 1S EILII ,
bonus is granted. and an exemption was in attendance on Tuesday after- mittee to consider debatable clausee ,
commissioner of the Oana.dirtn. Pa.ci- COLD STORAGE ON STEAMERS. with little demand at Ciec Rer Ile
house, but there was no enxietY mission would be submitted to the ity all the unsold. Canadian Pacing
i gad .
The Malleable Iron works a Mont- within 21 hours or her decease. Dr, The Canadian Paeific officials ere to ionend the Criminal Code.
th I-1 s went into Com -
011.1e1INAL CODE. Toronto
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from titxes given, Titre° hundred noon, and subsequeetly Dr. W. la of the Government's Liquor Bill' the I ilo Railway Com n h
hands are employed. Caven and Dr. Burritt were called." Attorney -General announced that the y ere, said, Mr. Smith, of Wentworth, was in- Evaporated, 10c.
C • • • Catherine Boston. Sbe was aS the date of polling on ehe ques- chase from his company of 400,000
steamers have been fitted up with steady at 1.8c; yearlings at 8c.
cooling appliances in conformity Honey -The market ieeteady at
however, that Robertson had about formed by
Brantford has selected, Hamilton Mrs. Ross' raelden no,me was Miss Government had eelected December e c mp e e negotiations fer the pur-
o I td Mr, Fisher that four Hops -Business quiet with prices.
to the fallen in South Africa. The Scotch descent,- her people corning tune acres in southeast Assiniboia, lying with the a reemeet with the Gov- 9e. to 10e for strained. Combs,
menament wet be 19 feet high, ear, to Canada in the ea,rly forties. She
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khaki. •y the figure of a eoldier in
Middlesex, fift i d ' ' •
was born in the township of Lobo,
y -s x years ago, an Hon Mr Gibson in answer to Mr. The iand is convenient ee) the Soo
ANSWERING QUESTIONS.
d b itre being etted up in the same way • Mapes Syrup -One gallon tins, 95e
amounted b
The management of the Canedian Rose Whitney, said a complaint ha een line, and tho connections north, and
year seven stean1ers have been fitted' $1.15 per gallon (imperial). Sugar
had been /named to Hon: Geo. W. account offers special fee. for the. trade et 1902, °Since last to $1; smaller packages, $1.05 to
Pacific Railway have about cem- about twenty-five yearie A received by the Government on July on that
number . of her brothers and sisters - .
8th, ' 1901, from We II. Bertram eilities to farmers.
From other sonrces it • was learned up' with fans to produce a circula- 8 to 9e per lb, as to quality.
ming their fast trein ITOM Moirtreal are still living : Robert Boston ex- n hi the- police magietrate "with
that the la,nds involved are an ranges in which perishable peoducts aro car- ces, $1,10 to $1.30 per bush, as to
market is quiet. Fri-
pleted their arrangements for run- tion of freeh air iii the compartments Beans -The
M•Pe Governor of the Londoe i il : refusing to entertein an information
:a-- . 0 laid by him. charging the Mayor of - 80 to 84, inclusive, west of .the first , ried.
next to the international boundary. ornament of Canada. Other steamers el.50 to $2.25 per dozen.
to Vancouver The distance is 2 , idi d an s one and two quality. Handpicked, $1.85 to
• , Graham Boston. of Winnipeg; T'homas I,ondon with an offence, but the mat- Dior a,n, r ge PROGRESS OF MORMONS.
$1. .
s • • • • ••• s • 996, miles, and will be travelled • in of Uwe; Andrew of Sault Ste, Crenberries - Market unchanged,
ter had not been brought to the at- west of the secend meridian, in
n ion o with stocks•sraall. Cape Cod $9 50
Ors. Marie; Mrs. Arthur Scott and Mies t t' f the police magistrate as totvnehips ono and two, and ranges At the Agricultural Committee
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• Trans -Canada, Tieilway Com.- I3oston, of Lobo. Prof. Seuhders gave evidence in re- to $10 per barrel.
this was cleemed. unnecessary mean. o, three to fourteen west of the second
pany has' been organized, with a e0.9- DEVOTED TO IX It HUSBAND. mere general statement. • in townships .one to six. Tee ;re geed to the great crepe all over the Onious-Market eteady•et $2.50 to
TIME TABLE. of $20,000,000, It has been West, and spoke of Alio repid pro-
. . formed fo• r the construction of a rail- Mrs. Roes was knoWn personelly Hen, Mr. De,vis, in anew& to Mr. tention. of the new company is to $8 per barrel,
f th Ca •ne ie said the area of land eby- colonize the land, and they wee gress Inside by the Mormons which TT
beled.-The '. market, is firin, •
Trains will arrive at and depart from Clinton
Station as follows
eioing East Express
" Mixed
'BUFFALO AND GODERICH DWISION.
2:55 p. In.
7:38 a. in.
4;15 p. rn.
°Wag Westeelixed 10:15 a in.
12:35 p. 111,
'' Express
7:05 a. in.
10:27 p. m
LoNDoN, nuRoN AND BRUCE DIVISIoN.
Going South Express 7:47 a. in.
Mixed 4:15 p.
Goillg North Express • 10:15 a. 10.
" Mixed.
▪ 0. PATTISON, R HODGE0NI,14
94000. Town Ticket Agent.
0, ERIKSON,
District Passenger Agent, Toronto.
W. JACKSON
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR; Eto.
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let BRX,D0NE • : • •
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BARRISTER, SOLICIT.OR. • ,
Notary Public, ece.,
Oerice-Beavey Block, . CLINTON
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OONVEYANCINGt
RIDOUT & *HALE
Conveyancers, Commissionere,
Real Estate and Ineuranee
Agency. Money to Loan.
C B. HALE
JOHN RIDOUT
MEDICAL,
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DR. W. GUNN
R. C. P. and L. R. C. S., Edinburg . .
Night calls at front d-oor of residence on Rotten'
bury street, opposite Presbyterian ehurch.
out, "used to be one of my worst
OFFICE -ONTARIO STREET, CLINTON.
to aboast every. member o e • i g , . wee greatee than by any other come
roa,d from Quebec to the Pacific Via H D ' d b th ..
l - ees i s settle the greater part of .it during With , good de d T" thy quoted; ,
d • • h J. Was 2'75 miles. Companies in pos- I • • . • IMMIGRANTS, for No, 1, and at $i/ for iTo. 2, .
1 t -ta k t t d . r t 6-'
tain parts of steeams to -be tipproviad •
ouse. ming the session she en- ere y e various pu p con s on 1111111 . , Imo
James' Day. Capitalists of London tertained -on a generous scale at her granted by the province since 1891 the coraing seeson. meaty in the same time., , at $10.50 to all on ttetek Toronto, • /
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session Nvere allowed to cut on core WILL SEND TENTH CORPS• Mr. Frank Pedley, Superintendent Straw -The merket le quiet. Car ' -
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New York Boston, Montreal, Ot-
tawit, end Quebec are interested, contaet with her carried away the
. n est fee ngs tower s
., • • was. always cheerful, and had a.
GREAT BRITAIN,
• bright smile for everyone, She was
King Edward's • proposed visit V) a frequent visitor to the Logisla-
tee Riviera. has been abitneoned. tere, and . occu.pied a seat on the
Mr. Balfour's friends are urging floor of the llo-use or in ehe Speak -
i dli d 1 Sh
him to take a month's hielitlay Or s gallery whenever debates of any
abrovel to recreit his health. , importance were proceeding. She
was, in fact nearly alwaye with the.
'London doctor§ have neerer been so- •
Premier. Her devotion to hie' • was:
besy' et the present since 1889, frequently eemarked while- she was
owiug to the influenza epidemic. •
" Lanceshire weavers will send a .cle- •companied him on nearly. every rail-
aliye. In recent years elle had ace
ing of the Northroe 19°P. • •• •
Putation to America to see the week- way. trip he has me.de. His career
was the pride' of her heart. And 14
• TwO Imperial seals used. by the helping to give that career its
Empress Dowager el' Chine 'were sold brightness she assisted in countless
by auction in: Londow.fer £290. ways. Thoie intimate witri the Pre -
Lord Chamberlain, hai'.seettred' the 'inier say that she lute been a tower
whole of the Buckingham Peloce of strength to -him. She tobk
lively intereet in every public -clues-
Hotel for the aceommodation Of .cor-
, tion. Everything teat Interested. her
Onotion gueste. • '
husband intereSted her. It is doubt-
• Rifle clubs are speinging up:.' all.
ful if Canadian histery eolds a ear -
ever England as a kesule et Mee As -
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• in such- constantsend compleie sym-
al Rifle Associaelorte •
pathy with each. oteet. •'. • • •
Charlee T. •Yerkes, the Chicago •
• THE PUNERAL. • •
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promotoe, has • concluded' a deal: iii • •
AGENT C. P. R.
CLINTON
Travellers to any part of ehe
world should consult the
above in reference to tickets,
fares, eta .
JACKSON
AGENT C. P. R.
London giving him control of four
tor's•gift, of, $50,000 to the Nation- -a e o public man and his wife
Tee funeral a the irete Mrs. Rees
on Friday afternoon wae a wondeio way frorn a point at or near. leruce
permit Other 'companies to go into
by the departinent. It had also been
provided teat the Government might . '
New Zealand Will Establish
eery° r°ree• - , arriving in Can'adpa, for the past iten..
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Re: Viewing • the -number 'of inunigrants
Immigration resented • a rett rn ktehi•ple.lsoeictetedItt/eit.ey:t_i..arfkeRte,reye(s.eN1:11se12., '•alAtr.,:18.5"1° ° $ '
1%°' qtII.°tTtc'il::L:;Ferla.e/bnshcl; ' ' ''.
the pulp districts and cut . pine. A despatch to •the 'London Times years., In 1892 the areivals numb.er- pgle:ieesees, 8stoeel?dye;. chickens, - 76 to 90e;
Crawford, said •ee oyes not aware mier .Sedden. guarantees that • New ly. fell, until in 1896 loWewater mark
- Hon, Mr. Gibson, in answer to Mr. front Wellington, N,Z., says :-Pre- ed 27,898, aed the number gradual-
olpdoltienitiso,es4_0ernto. e50.0xe., i' 06 ' on ..t.raolz . .
that: any special instruction bad neen Zealand • will s,ubecribe her share, on for the decade . was touched, with
'63 to 68c per .bage according to •
given by the Government to the As- the population basis, toward 16,835. . The tide hod turned ea.
sessment Commissioner to report strengthening the. Australian force ia
upon the subject -of the asseeserient South -Africa, Mr. Seddon also wig -
Of • departmental' stores,• though' . he gests the .establiehment of et teserve
believed that the matter had . been force ' within the colony, ready to
before the commission, . • •telee the•field when the 13ritish Gov -
NEW RAILWAY SUBSIDIES: ernment requires it, • Arrangements
will be made for rapid mobilization
The Ontario 'Government has de- of -the tenth- New Zealand contingent
cided to increase the' nember of sub- for service in South Africa if it .is
sidies to railways. • . • , needed: " .
The .Lindsay, • 13obcaygeort and • . •
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DUNDONALD FOR CANADA.
Pontypool Railway, .from. the. vil-
lage of .Bebertygeort to Lindsay, will .
be subsidized for a distance of 19 ---
miles, at $3,000 per mile, amoiaiting Arrangemeeits That Tridicane His
to $57,000: In the former railway Acceptance of Offer. -
ad this roa'd was only eo get .$8,- •A Londoe despateli says: -Though
000 per mile for -16 miles. no official information is obtainable
Following are the enditional votes
itsleieled-Breee ef it is understood thet Lord Dundon-
.ald, who; as has • previously been
Ines ' and, Al.goina -Raile cabled:, hits been selected for the
command of the Oariadien Militia, is
privately making arrangerheas that
indicate his Dana:diem destinatien.
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1 .1 different' underground railroad£3, •
The British Adinlealty ho.e con- testimopy to her excellence as e Alines tia it point on the ..uortli shore
LIPPINCOTT S tracted with varioes shipbuilding woman as
and an expiession. of deep sympathy
w. ell as to her position, of Lake:Huron, a e
ceeding, four miles; it cash eubsicly of
dis an e not ex -
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companies for t,he construe:teen of - •
-the Premier i hi sudde a -3
n s n nd e. ,000 per mile,. $12,000. • •
five first-cless end. .two ' third-eless with •
: ceuisers and .two •bettieships. HINT TO GERMAN EDITORS..
great slose. Tributes 1 a • Mrs. Ross' • 'The . Nepigon "Railway: Compane -
Hews?. .(lopeleten. agent-generel.. for sectioils of the • eittintry , since :her station to 'a ,point at or near the One .of Them Jelled for Printing
• high womanhood have &nee from ell •from peene at .or hear Nepigon
New .Souie. Wales, says thet tees of- death, ited thvee: tributes, 'Wei"e con- Long • Portage, a • distance not ean ..'' -False ...Statement. • •
- fees made ber the Australian breeders centratee in the. ..sorrew .of Friday,' deeding .14 • miles, a .caslie subsidy' of . .
for remounts for.. the British mount-, • $3,000 •a Mile, $42,000.. ' ' A Berlin despatch says :-The edi-
ed infantry in South Africa, at an '.
afternoon'. • •• • • ' • '.
- averege of 860 a, head, .was deTiber- nd Albany River. Rallwey, froni o, tor •of the potsdamer •Zeitung was On
The' casket lej? itiethe'roona just off. The Lake . Superior; • Long Lake
the. main hali aed Wee covered with -a Wedneeday sentenced te two niopths,
. ately tweed down by the G overn- a luxurfance be fletvers seitt flora point at er . near 'Peninetila Harbor imPrieoninent end the plablisher. • of
. horse's • purchased.. at Siete • 9•11 the paper was •fined 600 marke for
anent, .end English and American friends hi the eitY. 'and from all over northerly a distance not, exeeeding
--'-e the eolintry,. The. variety. of the of- -ten miles, a, eash 'subsidy of• ea,000 peintipg a, false stheye to, the. effect
• ,charge has, made- a seesetion in Lon- ferings baffles deteiled deecription, mile, $80,000.. :'
that • Emperor Williem hed reeve,
mended the First Giutrds at their
. . don.. • . • bnt the effect was cane. of surpaseing - SLALTGIITERTNG or BILLS. barraelis •Ddeember 8 last:
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eiceness: Specially noticeable were „., •
elle bill -slaughtering process which
'SITE SAW THE POINT. • the "Gates Ajar," from the' Speakee
ehat lady, paid a . merchant and the 'Legislattife, and a cross
was entered upon, thee.cleaver be- :BOER LEADER KILLED.
. 4 , • • UNI'1141) STATES. marks tho closing days of a session
.pointing te• a, wOman. who had pure ftle e -7 . • e Me wielded be the AttOrnev-G ral • ' •
Mt. T. S ahietv six vears old, frem the colleagueS ef the Premier.
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of Eldora., a , is. sexeciusly ill foam ' SIMpLE SERVICES. . tvi-th considerable' zest and ruetheless A :CaPe COlony 'Skirthise. 'in Which
. TWo Officers' pall.
-chaeed about ten 'loners worth of . Whooping. come. h, - The servieee 'Were under' the .direc- zeal,
goods'ia.ten minutes ..ana was, going ..
" 1 " I ' M. -0 • 11 ' tio t
hate A 011.00 TOtrilt clOSpatCh Says :-,
custoiners. She'd come in almost colonizer:5,000 SWedes le the Bile M. Milligan, D.D., and were of the the business Pf the Holm conducted Durihe a skirmish near T)
between some British
Wm. F. Cody, Buffalo i 1 .wil bee of Mrs. Ross •Paseor, Rev. G. i , theca en s mo n o
ecieston
DR. SHAW . - deny, bother four of five assietente Horn Valley, at wyothang. • .simplest cheracter, . There wes eo .between. the. hours of 1 and 7 p.m:, Cape 'Colany,..
• for• two houre, and .go Out without leather than -stibmit to tee eoison music, but aftee. the lesson and • instead of the Present hohre, was the ttoops and Commandant reecho's.
". ' buying anything." „ : of veccine 100 machinists 'of the Ohl- prayer Dr, Milligan space briefly - of nret to fall. by the wayside. , force of Boers, Commandant Oven -
OFFICE •
" II B' ti lines§ nd the Among other bille.the second' read- deal end Field Cornet Vander •Vall
ONTARIO STREET, opposite English church,
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DR. C. W. 'IHOMPSON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON'
SpeVatdr,aZietioonndggiej= diseases of the Eye,
OFFIOE Axn RESIDENCE- ' '
Albert Street East north Of RATTENBURY
STREET, CLINTON.
"How did you cute her?" cago Groat Western shojis at St. Mrs.. os win an
hand way One eaY, and she fired up The Comae:sexes union., or Tree- munity- There was no service et met the 'Pante reloneless fate, wei'e
' "Well, I sPoke to her in an off- Paul., Mine., went out on strike. large part she occupied in the cona- ing "of which woe moved, but which were killed. • ' •
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and seise as tong us .T eePt.assistanes eore has eeeitiee„not to drive •Mannt Pleesent Cemetery 'with the one by Mr. MeDiermid :to previde !RHODES' , END IS NEAR.
it was My. eueiness • to be bothered et Sundae?: funerals. In this move exception of a PraYer DY Dr. Milli- further checks -ngeanst coreupt prac- • . „_es.
. e •local seeretaa•y of.. the Iron'
-where the-Me:Jae eeryice will -be held .ect ballot and .generally .to det r • •
wanted a nurse gill., She didn't. and York, P,a., has. been: arrested fox •
The pelt -bearers. were the rrendees• Or personation.' .." • The British Soirth Afeican Company.
the enterment. • . • . •
. ' ' e A. Louden despatch says: -The
voters from the practice of bribery
e s n on, are. s r ,c ng n
pert of officials 'at elec-
Next doer eeleeted ton ef the girls, they have the.suppoet of ehe 'un-- gan. The..boely was .phiced in the. tines on the Little mope That -He Will Recover
told thole what to eity, and they . dertakers of, the city but one. Vault to ' eWait weriner weather', tione; to do away With the number- ' Prone Ilis Atteck.
rang her door -bell et intervals of an h
hour all . day and . inquired • if she
Mold r ' I t Ili • i
Dee nes llon. J. • M. Gibsein Hon. Another bill .to be -ehron'n 'ode. Was . has received "e' cable 'despatch from.
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DENTISTRY the en o came; e e sai . one• of e oun ries.
th 'f d R' h rd Hareourt leon John Dry- one by 111e. Hoyle to reduce the ex- Cape Towe stating that NG, Cecil
p acing cartridges. in the molds at co g , . ,
told them. so pleesently enough untii. •
den, 1. -Ton, E, .1. Davis, Hon. J. R. Penses of the administration of jus- Rhodes passed a restless night, which
Stratton, 'Hon.
" `I'd •like to know why on earth
The preeent rush to South -Western • ep, LEachford, flee which provides that sittings of
DENTIST. fair to be outdone by Hon, J. T. Garrow,, cord Mr. Speak- Higa or County Courts eor trials
1 AGNEW all you .girls come here both-fa:ring me
when I iloWt want anyone. Alaska and Klondike districts bids
" 'Because, ma'am, so lohg. as you the great er Evanturel. • with or without a jury should not be
movement tothe gold.camps at Cape In the carriage o ow ng e 40 guinees per cent. on Thursday.
f th held unless there is busiriess to
' I
hae apprecianly lowered his general
etreegth. Insuiances in Lloyd's 'on
Mr Rhodes' life far six Months Were
Will be at 11..yfleld eVerv Wednesday
afternoon.
OFFICE -Adjoining Foster's Photo Gallery.
uensrois, ONT,
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DR. G. EARNEST HOLMES
Successor to Dr, Bruce. Clinton.
Speoialist in Crown and Bridge Werk.
D.D. S. -Graduate of Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontari6.
L. D. S. -First- class honor graduate Of Dental.
Department of Toronto University. Special
attettion paid to preservation of children's
teeth. .
Will be Deno River Hotel, BaYlield• eVerY
Monday from 10 a. tar to 6 v. nu
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DR, J. FREEMAN
VETERINARY suncie0x,'.
A member of tee- veterinary Medical Associa-
tions of London -aril Edit: burgh. and eraduato
of the Ontario Yeterinaryeellega.
Office opposite St. Paul's' enurcleOntarlo street
Phone 07
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BLACKALL 60 BALI? • .
VETERINA.RY SUOGEONS.' GOV. .
ERNMENT VETERINARY INSPECTORS
OFPICE, ISAAC STREET"; RESIDENCE, ALBERT
STURM', CLINTON,
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AUCTIONEER
-es_ --
HOS. BleoWN
LICENSEE) AUCTIONEER. •
Sales conducted in ell parts of the Conti -Ms Of
Huron and Perth. Orders left at Trill NzWit
RIECORD Office, elinton, Or addrefilied to tica
fOrth P. 0. will receive prompt attention. Sat-
steak:on guaranteed or no charges. Your pat.
onage solicited,
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keep servants it is your business to
Nome during the spring-. , come before the eourt. The principal
be bothered,' was the prompt reply. hearse wore the chief mourners, Hon.
SUFFOCATED BY CAT,.
alogy, for she ' now !sits down and it Springfield, Ill., from heart fail- Ross,. B.A.
Geo, W. Ross, SIebbert Boston, G.1V, of the measure hits- elready been • in,
\ eorporitted in it Government mea- . . .
"I think ,she reasoned'. out the an- Adam Dannenberger was found dead
'buys what she waets, and every as- uee. Three months age his son I sere. ' --
previous to that his son Elmer Was - - F . membership of ;the Legislature frem ver, Colored?).
. .
1897 when 20,016 immigrants are -
rived,• end. rapidlO increased each
yeer, e900-1 the arrivals were.
49,149,
' UNIFORMITY IN LAWS.
Dr..Russell moved in the House his
'res.:dation favoring uniferinity Of the
law of rights and property 'in*
all tale provinces 'of Canada except
Quebee, where the civil code is in
force. Dr. Russell spoke 'with a de:.
gree of erudition and a masteey, of
his' subject that . kept the House
deeply. interested in a subject which
would Ordinarily be. considered perei
atadeznic, theeother speakers be-
ing the Minister •of Justice, the Sos
licitor,General, .Mr. Flint, Mr. Ilitg-
gare,. Mr. elfaclean and Mr.' Demere.
amusieg, incideht Of . the 'aebate
Was the. statement , of .Mr, _Deniers,
who ' spoke in Prenclo.that Mr. •Max,
lean shouldebe in the. Fienell Cham-
ber -of Deouties; where they. aniendeil
the constitution evere other eleye
• -. "ASKING FOR 'EXTENSION.. ,
ALL TO GET NEW RI LES Mr. Jamieson"s bill to reduce the Large Animal Kills Baby' at Den-
sistarit likes to wait on her." Walter was -burned to death, and
94 to 60, react protecting for redis- A 1)enver• despatch says: -A twelve
. seriously shet. over a loye beetle.
Every "'Militia- Corps en Canada tribueicin by a commission every ton Menthe' old child of Gustave Brown,
trave ing sa esman, was se oca
'THE OUTLOOK FOR 'TRADE. Will Be SuPplied. ' • years, wee likewise deelared lost on
11* 1 t-
dENER:AL
division
The cononercial significence of . An Ottawa despatch says :-Lee- . • ed to death on Thursday by a, largo
Mr Thompson's bill to ameia the •
cat which inhaled, the infant's
"baking day" may not be. apparent Sixty students were arrested in Enfield rifles will be Supplied to
Election Act shared the same fate.
he MB provided for the verification ,.
where •it exists, A contributor tells rt is reported that the young King not as yet, dot them by the time the
of ballot -slips lo the presence of the 11 n ° a° 5414 °
i th b k •d
how th
- to eity dwellers, but there are.places Odessa recently.• . • those reginients which 'have
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breath while it was lying in a car-
e little girl revealed it to tho Brown s residence,.
Alfonso of Span is weak mirtd. summet camps ere Male. The entire
country storekeeper, ee . 1.0-d andtedag. ents present, before
C t IA ia tt le h
en ra s s ct r u ed to t tt infantry force of Canada. will t e
armed with a modern Weapon. It is g °Pas'
. guexcl„against the commissien of 11U mat.‘m
tho ballot -box, tO .r.Th A d,r1 OF CANDOR.
T'rom ene of the smeller cottage's . A fallieg off of" the cotton crop of.
footed child • in a colorless calico partial use ef maitre seed instead of intended to mit e e
. the end of the street came a bare -
dress and slat sunbonnet. With the American, keeping of the new rifle, the idea of
coxnpany reeponsible for the safe -
important Alt of a heavy buyer she The Danish Volkething, by 88 to eentral armo
d 7 votes approved the treater provid- cloned, .
riee having been abets -
entered thesvillage Store, and hande •
-mercies' the cOunter a blue teacup. ing for the sale Of the Danish• West . The Oliver' equipment Will reit, be
The proprietor tOok the cup and Indies to the United States. gareed out, as sieme Wight' defects
eaid, in brisk tones: 1Vages ne the • reie of 14s, a day which require to be remedied have
"Well, Emmy, What doee your ma are considered insufficient by car- been discovered. It is not Unlikely
a appointive said it was proposed to
"Please, sir, ma wants an egg's burg, Natal, They want 16s. ' may be appointed to investigate the '
submit, probably this fall, questions ene e.,.
lv placed a large white egg on the Mesta aro clamoring for permission 1 tario Which Would afford definite in- "Want to make your fortune?"
t''''' ee
.
counter. formation upon points which have asked a seedy -looking Individual of a
' to organize a trust and for higher ANOTHEW.BOER DRIVE.
constitatroti and representation in
neatest,.
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llon, Mr. Gibson, on a niotien to A Vieteria, 13:C. &ilia& says 3 -,-
receive a special report of the coin- ILM.S. Phaeton lias i•eturned here
mitteo on Dr. Jessop's bill to amend after a thorough and unavailing
the Ontario Medical Act, Which er°*" swarth for the missing sloop -of -war
vides in brief that the membership Condor. The vessel has now been
, Want to -day?"' Naas au jo neis a i shall be mainly elective inStead of officially posted as missing.
T MAN WIT A PATENT'.
worth of molasses," and she careful- ' The iion and steel industries. of shortcomings of the eq,uipment. to the Medical practitioners of 'On -
MEDICAL COUNCTIrAFFAIRS. PC,M.S. Phaeton Has Itettirned to
Vectorial,
• • f films
The etorekeeper poured e little ino- tariire, eepecially agricultitral ' long beets, in dispute, namely, - tlie ishoeinaker. '
lasses into the cup from it, stone Jug, and other machinery.
and set the cup before MS customer. reinberg, -Berlin physielan, Ebe°13' rly s •
"Of course." • .
the council. These questions would "Then buy illy patent •
the Lines. .• first be submitted to the Govern- He unrolled' a package end brought
• ‘14.1*' Srnif" snid, as she thek claiins to heel; disco ered indepen---
ler Pure:these, "I'll be beck le a lit- dent animal' organ'. Is ill cancer' A deSlutteli fr0111, Heilbron *to the anent, ; end. this method of settling to light a shoe, a tin titmice and a'
u, Whip, aor some gingen,. Ma said growths, and ,this disc very ts lialled London 'Central Nom,/ reports eee the. matter seemed to be elle only quart of wood .ashes.
to -tell you the Wftek hen Was 011." - as a 'virtual dittirnoeie f cancer, • gie t d ev, of Boers by- the solution at preeent. If it should ep- "What on earth is It?" asked the
•-- --• act ea e
,r that there. was much desire for shootnalier, •
British cordon last Sunday. ho Pears.
d • • kf •t, n tbe a change, this expeession of opinion "It is 13rminion's Potent Safety
MISOEL.L.ANSOUS . . 0 1 40 , • • line extend° ftcan la 1 01 0
' eight tie Lindley tin the left. et re. would ' no doubt have considerable shoe. Here's the idea: In winter our
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...e.e.sase
bete the listed weiget With members of the House. pavements are dangercitis from ice,
. . ,..___....e_ .
. REYNOLDS' AWFUL DEATH. Malted aS ttStinl itliti
. profetesioe at large, but without duce decomposition' and render tra-
0 ve r
• City Hall, Commandant Nientz, With the IIells 1111100:41,10p4(1)(8nsleilLteedInfOitrnnwttoluOtild tblinimpwonsas tieelsluttle_. leo. you follow'?"
bron eomMando of the Boers, broke
"Of course you don'tobut I'll ex -
A Toronto despatch saysi--litrank through tbe Pfellbron-Wolve Hoek site° to act.
Reenolds met death in the 'City Hall blockhouse • Hee at Gottenburg Suns The report was adopted, It pro. . plain, This is a &vibe:a-soled shoe.
on Thursday by falling over the bee- day night. 80 far ae known only one Poses that the doctors who have de- There is a space, beieveen the two
lastrade of the western staircase, AI Sl. poep was gilled and live were cap- el l!letl 00 PaY their. feee to the WW1- soles, and the toe and heel cads are
ell N/IIIII have votee as well. open.' You 1111 the space with ashes,
opposite the Division Court, Roe- tured , The :British ,colunrias during
• • VOTIeRS' LISTS.
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CO. TROVIHILI: _ Tirealth
10)11,813SHOBle AND •
GI6NERAL BLACKSMITH, .
Weodwork trotted and Orseciarie Materiel and
riartiTtruilitten Ofililltlp)em"" "4 Iegt'
e
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JOBBING A SPNCIALTY
AtnenT STREET, NOSTITt CLINTON
00.00
ExpemeNce
.ATENTS
A b .
DESIGN*
COPYRIONti do.
Atalone sending rk Akan dna doolpfloll may
4111Okly Mocirtaln init OrinIOn tree *nether ari
Invention is probably patentable. CominuniNft.
TIMIS EMT', vonndentlid, IneolboOk On PROMS
sent tree Omen ogney torpeouring,pments.
Patents toon,,tbrough rm.* co, kloolVI
irpTdal notice without mar , in tee
If
Sdetitific Itieritall.
A heliditOmoly Illnittrided moldy. /moot, Mt.
entattop of any itionspo lour/rid. Terms. $3 N
i0AT I. TOOT MOMIIII, si6 8014 byall sewedoalets. ,
Pt LCOL.,2616"advi", Newjqk
tas ow St Stn. WiAlsatoo, ,
fooleries- Of the Boers driving the There Was discontent among. the By sprinkling ashes on iee you. pro -
P 11 0 Stai ease at TOralto maddened cattle itt the line, ••
Per 25 years I have neVer
MiSsed taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla ,
t every spring. • It cleanses my
blood, makes me feel strong, and
: does• ine_igeed In every way."-
_ Jelin P. Hodnette, BrOoklyn, N.Y.
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Pure and rich blood
_ carries new life to every
• part of the body. You T
_ are invigorated, refreshed.
You feel anxious to be
active. You become strong, _
stoady.,courageous.Thst's
what Ayer's Sarsaparilla
will cio for you.
SU* a Wile. inagehle
osneseeoessteseeessieese
Aik yott (Voter whittle thinks of Ayer,4
Sarsaparilla. Ile know* ail abontthis gratin
vgagriztvot,, Follow,* HMO Mid
eerlotea, to*401, %WC
IMMINSINSION;
reside teas under the influence of II- the corneae .of the pureuie 04 f.,01n-
Divitlion (10110, wl/Pro he bad bogun parties- of Deere, aggregating. li y
Mr. Martin's bill to amend the vet- ,•' Yes, T Worked teventeetWo years
'to emolie. TM stinted doWe the ince,
• erse list.. It le an Act, hi the interest on it, This funnel fits into the heel
Stairenty in an unsteady Manner,
- of Toronto, and permits Voters' lists of the Shoe, and 15 used to lodd uP
reeled wallet tlie • balitster, raid ..
quor add had been pet oat of the mondani, Mentz, picked seotteriteg
atid as you walk it flips out in ad-
vance) of you,"
The House went, into committee on "That's a good ideal"
rout ti"'" .NOT TO VISIT THE RIVIERA. • to be prepared immediately on the with," •
doWn it for a fetv feet,
• return of thp assessors' rolls; with. "But the ashes?"
• out waitinefor the revision of such "Oh, you hire a boy to 'fdllow you
merit on the ground floor, 26 or II0 • Icing Edwerd oalleola :Peaeleted rolls by the ecrort, The Government with o poll of them. When the shoe
pitehed headlong, over it to lite paw, •
feet below. body ,turned com. , Trip to Cannes, -
I 1 in assented to the inectsure, aial it, passe iq empty you WhiStle and lie loads
The Lake Erie arld Detroit railway
coinpany ip asking for an extension
of time within whidh tea complete its
works: -° .
, SMALL GRAIN TESTERS. •
Mr. Clancy called attentiott to the
use of entail teseere •in transaetioos
'in grain. •Suce e tester Was regaed-
ed farmere as very unsatisfactory.
en eis opine:14 ehe tester should, be
of a• capacity of riot lees them One
bushel. Ile did, not complain of the
law as it stands; but he thought it
should be enforced. • •
Mr.. Stephen Made a statement
that he had never heard of a small
grain tester' being used' bi Chatham,
The testiineny .of Mr. MeEw'en,, was
that in Smith Huron the nusliel'test-
er was 'teed and was found eo be
rathee a nuisance. '
Mr. Johnstem, of Cardwell, replied
thee' in• his eection the small teeter
was certainly used. •
Mr. Berpier admitted that -the jaw
is in mapy Oases- net, °eeriest eut,
TO AMEND ELECTION ACT.
Me. Clancy moved the secorid read-
ing of 'his bill to further amend' the
Dominfort Elections Act of 1960.
His object is. to. provide for the pun.
ishment of perm:ins who go about
ciectilating falee raelicious
eeport that the presene Dominion
ballot is not a seeret ballot end to
make it a punishable offence for in-
ducing 'the withdrewel of a candi-
date. on false representations.
Mr. Fitzpatrick said.that • othet
amendments to the election law
would have to be considered this
session. He therefore moved the ad-
journment of the debate. The mo-
tion carried. • •
BILLS IeTTRODUCED.
Tho following •bille Were intro-
duced :- •
To ameed the: Companies Aet.-
Mr. Thonipson. -•
Respeeting the Tilsonburg, Lake
Erie, and Pacific Railway Company
"-Mr. McCarthy, -
PRIVATE BILLS. '
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quality; small lots out of store bripg
75e per bag.,
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. THE' DAIRY MARKETS.
Butter -The market is dull' With .
choiee qualities very scarce and firm, •
Mediums are 'dull., We quote ets
lows: -Choice 1 -lb prints, 19 to •200;
choice" largo oats,: 17 . tit 1.7e a. seven- . -
fiery grades in Tolle, 15 'to 1.6ce low- •• • .
grades; '.12 to 18e; 'creamery prints, •
22 to '21ce do -solids, .21 to' ellee,
Eggs -Tee market is weak, with
receipts large.. Cast sell at 3._2*
to 13O per. tiotele. . • .
Cheese --The market •.rulei Men Gt
11c per lb, for geed, Maalities: • .". . ,
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•, HOGS. AND• PROVISIONS'. • . "
-• Dressed. hogs are 'nominal at $7.35 .
te Hog eroducts. in 'fair de -
'mend end steady... We, geote:-Beeen • • ' '
laeg.. deer, • .10 to 104ic, in ton •and•-• •
ease • lets. . Mese perk, '$20.5.9; do,• •:
sffsomrtokcteltd; .3x$2eal.t.5s_04- ;
bacon; 18e to '14e; „rolls,.
„e3e 'to., fie, - slidu.. .
Lard -The market is enthanged.
We quotee-Tierces, lle; tabs, 'line; • • •
pale, 1.1-ec to' 11ec; • compound: 9 to • -
.91c. •• . • • .
The following • privete bills were
read a .seeoed 'thee and referred . to'
the proper. committees.: ,,
To• incorporate the Nipiseing and
Ottawa lettilwaY 00.
' Ta incorperete the British:- Colum-
bia end 'Yukon Railway Corneae's/.
To incorporate the Spragties Vilna
Manufacturing' Co.,. Lainited.
. To incorporate the St. letweenee
and Northern Railway Co. •
nitas INTnoDucm.
The following bills were "introduc-
ed:- •
To incorpOktte the Strait of Can-
-so Bridge Co.-efr. McLennan,
To incorporate the Canadian Man-
ufacturers' Assoclation.,--Mr. rlint.
To incorporate the Montreal and
St. Lawrence Bridge. Co. --Mr. Genf-
fr On . • •
To confer on the Commissioner of
Patents certain powers for the yetis(
of. John Westen..--Mr. rant. •
Respecting- the Niagara, St. Cali-
arines and Toronto Railway Come
pany.-Mr, Logan. • .
To incorporete the Dyinent • Bunk-
ing Lotin •and Savinge
Thompson,
1411,111GITT RATES.
Mr. Kemp asked when the House
might eXpect the report preen:trod by
Prof. eleLettn, with respect to freight
ratio.
Mr. Blair replied that it was now
being Printed, and It would be ready
some day "wet Week.
REGINA LAW LIBRARY,
The bill 'relating to the Regina
taw Library was read a third time
and passed. The object is to relieve
the Deininion Government from .1110
obligation of Maintaining the lib-
rary, and to hand It over to the
feet strilek the wall about ten feet A, London • 'despatch saye:-Teles ed -committee.
leESPIenTING WILTeS. - -
it up again.' There's nothing like Iler Associations of the tui ',
P - Y •
wee called, but could do nothing to cored MS projected Vein: to the Iti- through two otages his bill respect- lne tut orderr CANADA, SOUTIMIIIN.
above the floor, The unut's skull grains front Cannes am' Mentone it. I can walk twenty miles a day
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minutes,htter, Reynolds was about had already been made. II* woe ex.
lie died. a fete seem, for which some preparations env witin, which ettudate9 caw wi
Made by a British nubject outside' of
ir "NO, Sir; it its the most ridietilotts - ing for ati extension of time for the
thing It ever heard of." Canada Southern lettilWey bill mee-
t:aye lleynold's life.
agent, and had formerly worked for ntood that the abandonment of the
„. Ontario.
liAlellelleleY SITRUB. or not before the Winter is OVer. I'll eemplete Wag changed on the agree -
sell enough te? buy you out and 'Ilea of Colonel Thompson, Midi -
"it. ie eh'? You'll see Whether it ie five yearn to begirt Work and ten to
nonstruetion of Certain Metuchen fOr
28- yearit of age, Ile wee employed pected at Nice on !Metall 28, and at °aerie ter admission to prohato in
us a, teamster for Leiner, tile cartage Cannon on March 3.16. It is under- .
CraehleY Ai- 00. His hoMe Wee nt vieit ita due to the pressure of his throW your atock into the river," mond, to three years to begin and
was frightfully erushed. Dr. eilleard alien that "King ledevard lute • can- Tho Attorney s amoral pegged Over a Sheet of lee, Will you give At the Railway Committee the
129 Wooltaley Street, A WIdoW Mai Majeety's (lake .tuad the prepare,. The Minister of A.grie,ulture morel • no iff looking for Someone to flee tO CoMplete, The bill Was then
four children suttee() tione for hiS Coronation in Jena titat his bill for the suppression of take his invention up. adopted.
--see .
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UNITED STATES MARKETS.
Deteeit; March 18.-Wrieat eloped -
No. 1 White, melt, 8.5ec; No. 2 red,'
cash, March and May, 84.1e;
"Duluth, March 18.--eClosei•-eVheitt--
Cash, •No. 1 hard, 774e; No. l'Nor-
thern, 74ec; •No. 2 Northern, 750;
May 75e to 751e. July, 76.ic; Man-
itoba, No. e Northern .6:eh, 72ce
May, 78ee; No. Northern, -65o.
Oats -42c. • Corre-elee:
Milwaukee, March 18.-Wheet-
steady; Mese, No. 1 Northern, 76 to
'nee; No. 2 Northerh, 75 to 7510;
Mity, 76ec. Rye -Firm; No. 1, 59e.
Barleyeetligher; No. 15, 6eece Corn--
Afity, 021-e.
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LIVE .STOCK MARK -01,YeS.
s Toronto, March le. -At tee Weste
ern "cattle yards to-tlatr we bed the
ereellest ren there has:been fin some
time, as only 31 carloads of live
stock *ere received; .these receipts
inchided: 800 cattle, 1,000:hoge, 817
sheep; Emil lainbs, ten eaves and
few•milch cotes., •
• We had 'a. dull trade and a Melees
market' ell imunte, there was no
•chenge in cattle or liege. Sheep and
lanibs weie higher. Deovers were
asking pricee which buyers simpler
declined to eel, and ee a reselt lit-
tle bueiness was transected,
Following ie the range of quota-:
:eines:ea 4,00 4.50
ShiP'Pers, per cwCt..t,t1.43...$4,50. $5.50 •
Do:, ligete. . 4.25 . 4.50
Tiutcher, ord. to good8.25 • 8,75 : ' '
Butcher, inferior- 2.50 3.00
Steckel's, per ewt,.. 3.00 8.50
• Sheep and. Lambe, • • .
Choice ewes, per cevt.e. ;3.50 3.75
Lambs', pee cwt..: 4.50 ' 5.50
litteks, per cwt.., 2.50 8.25
"Milkers and Calves,
Cotes,' NA- ,„ .„,80,00 ;15.00
Calves, eace,.. 2,00 10.00
Hogs.
Choice hogs, per cwt5.75 , 6.00
Light hogs, per cwt 5.50 • 5.75 '-
Heavy- hogs, per Mt- 5.50 5.75
Sows, per cwt... „.. 3.50 4,00
Stags, per•ovt,.. -., 0.00 2.60
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METHUEN SET FREE,
The Genekal's Condition, Said to 'lie
Favorable. • •
A London despatch says: -The Wee
Secretary, Mr: Brodrick, announced -
in the House of Commons on Thurs-.
day that he understood thet General
elethueo, who Was capturee, severely
Wounded, by General DeIttrey, March
10, had beee, released, and was ex-
pected to arrive 2al altlerktsod-doarpy,.
.c'oriridaintsivoan was favor.
risleieu tigt-elyeeisatie,T
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Brodrick taided that the Oa
change of General Methuen fot Com-
mandant leritzinger had not been
contempleted. The Wel of the
commandant had been postponed bee
cause cooeideration of the evidence
to be pre:leaded had 'not been cora-
pleted.
I3RAVE AND MODEST.
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llow Methuen Saved. Child's We
While in Berlin,
A. Berlin despatch Says 1 -Genera
!Methuen, leho WaS British Military
!attache at Berlin from 18'77 to' 1881
media inttny friends while, here.
Among the stories related of hitn
that upon oue occasion, when he Wee
going to 'the palace to Visit Einperor
William in 1881, he jutriped into the
.Spree and Saved the- life 'of it drevolie
• ing child.
Tim thno required to change hia
clothes made him late at tho. au-
dience with the neriperor. For this
he rtpOlogieed, but did not give the
reason for the delay. A few day*
Inter at a reception in the palace,
the Emperor drew the 13ritiali at-
tache aside and pinned the Resette
Medal on the 1401 Of his eoat.
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