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chlows., ey svaieted412. ite eot the* With the
iftnnt the standpoint of worldly advantage.
riche. of glace or of:pory0 the morikwe ,
have of thew the elloser II. ueltee UL
1NERNTIQjjAL LESSON V11.---FEO. r11114t; .
X7r x207. 1 12. Pitelsrel-ireweasi fladom-Ile se.
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vaneed teavard It till he came near,
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lett e. wernee..
by IilthrISII Cliernehte efeetleinise. i
Ibi. Leaden.-Liverewel and 1,ondou rablee era
our. tier" at Wie to 13Ke per lb, aroma1 wetgoti
or : r ft Igerater beef la flume at lee per 113. 1
FI4Ortilt 'PRICES. ,
t 0- "°14-44411130ba Patent. ;175 track. To- 1
to L'fataioraaariuk.2° NI'. "at. iatente, ;2 43
to hrani* $4.fr;weerotPlaglaVras*,,l';1,e114" SPVi4
Lot?* Choice.-Geu, xiii. x -x3. was probably prerented from enterieg
the welt known() Character of its inhe
Commentars'.--1. Abram returns te tauteen•Leale. He who keq b4k
Canaan (ea. 1-4). L7p out of F"veitee pan', tu41-1112:"
in doubtful pleaeurce,
allowa wrong and eelfieh nets to
In the language a the Jew the direetion fluenee las life is pitching his tent
to Jellitialiel.1 front every quarter etas ward Sodom. Tie Only etife way ie.
leRatrasi beeidee, EgYet WU low•IYillg keep far away from sin and near
country anti tee traveller would have God. We aro commanded not to k
to aeeend on his way to the hilly -gotta- rolnpan,y with wicked people who diso
tzy of Cenaan.-Leale. "Iegypt wa$ llot the word of God. $ee 1 Ver. v. 041
the place of God's preeence, Ite Met more Theiii. 0, 14, 15. "Evil emninuni
tha.zi he gained by going thither." Abram tions corrupt goed maneers" E'er.
ba1 no. altar in .telopt. The iiouth-Not 33).
the mouth of Egypt, but the siouthern re- ; 13. Wiched and sinnere-The men
Ilion of Palestine. A vertain part ef the Sedoin were sineera ef the first m
country was called the southbefore the nitude.-Ifenry. The greatest deplete
times of the .patriarehs, is often found Itutongt the liatabita
2, Very rich -Abram. ami Let hail of the meet fertile lands. Lot has .1'
both bete greatly prospered e.nd were lea into the very vortex of viee • a
very rich. The property of these times blespliemy,-Murphy. Lot chose the co
did not consist in flocles only, hut also in )any of sinners. "One ie eafe with vi
eilver and gold. "Abram wt a eery rich, ed mein so long as Ito is endeavoring
and yet veryreligious,. As piety is a make them good, but is never safe wl
friend to outward- prosperity (1 Titn. 4. he cheeses their pany." Lot was not
8), so outward prosperity, if well Mall- haPPY (a pete ii. ) he soon "became
aged, re an ornament to piety, and optainted in his own elia.racter;" and
portunity o doitig so nitwit the more lost everything, first by war and then
geode' "The danger of richea appears the. flames. Immediately following Lo
prominently here, in the very first ease choice the Lord made eeveral great p
in which riches, as such, are mentioned. miens to Abram (vs. 1417).
PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS,
3. On Ilia journeys -Literally, "jam. I .Abram called of God to leave his
-Lange.
ney" means to pull ap." "An exprescountry, kindred. and father's home and
ekin peculiar to the nontadie life - a go into a land which he blew not (Oen,
pulling up of tent -pine, breakime up of vii. 1). "He went out, not knowing wiii.
vamp and anoving forward." -Terry. thee (HA, xi. 8). He listened to the
Even to Beth -el -Abram returns to tee command and to tho promise and "Abra-
place of his altar in Bethel. In Mee wan- barn believed GO, and it was counted
ner Christian settlements cluster around. unto him for righteousness" (Itoin. iv. 3).
their ehurehes.-Lange. Nothing can "He staggered not at the promien of Gail
satisfy God, in reference to a wandever through unbelief; but was etrong in
or a backslider, hut his being e ntirely faith,. giving glory to God" (Rom. iv,
restored. -C. H. M. between Beth -el and 201. God commanded alio. Abram obeyed
Il
(Gen. xii, 4). Every net of obeilienee itigaStanley well deeerilies this pont as
n ecmspieuous hill, its topmost summit brought a new revelatieu. As soon as he
resting on the rocky slopes, uta had, passed the border land into Ccoman
tingmshea by its are groves offerlw„'the Lord appeared unto him.
o untural haee for the altar, and a fit. 1 1. Abram's position. "Abram went up
ting shade for the tent of the patrout of Egypt, .,.. to Bethel....unto the
---Jacobue. 4. Called on..the Lord
iare_h, place of the altar, whieh he had, made
there at the first; and there Abram well -
This implies more than an ordinary prey -
eft on the name of the Lord" (vs, 1-4).
or; he again established emblie worship
at the old altar. He returned to a closer When Abram went down into Egypt,
walk id
ever a type of the world, away from Be-
IIWth Go, - Strife among the herdsmen thel (Reuse of God) he found fear. sin,
. (vs. daeger rebune but he er et a'
5-7), 5, With. Abram -It anis plain , e e
altar offereithno' worship, enjoyed no
that Lot was from the very beginnieg eneitetaalet.
borue onward rather by Abram's influ- u t•
\von. lostre . nne days away from hie
erica and example than by his own faith "1.k. M..." . da3..8' god ,P11111 hiot
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God. -C. IL M. And yet Lot was a in Egypt. But God watched over him
good titan for his righteous soul was vex- his wanderings. and. not only deliver
ed at the uugodly deeds of his neighbors. Lim out of Eg,emt but brought him ba
U. Not able to bear -Their Rocha and unto the plane of the alter -which he h
herds 'were eie numerous that there was made at the first.
not sufficient pe.turage or water. leen II. Abram's proposition. Both. Abra
there were other tribes in the wire ter- ' and Lot were prospereus (vs. 2.54 "A
ritory, and to add to the difficulty the ; -their eubstance was great, so th
land had been impoverished by the re- ' they cetail not dwell togethee (v. 0
cent great famine. Substauce we's great la the strife between the herdsnten
-As their families increased it was ue- their tattle (v. 7), Abram, the richer a
cessary that their fleas should increase (deer made a proposition to his nephe
also, as from those flocks hey erireit to settle the disagreement, In this prop
their clothing, food and erink many sition the glory of Abram's Attract
also were offered in menace to Goa,- elilnee forth. It was I. Peaceable. "L
Clarke. Abram was new f4 Mal of there be no strife' (v. 8.) Better tha
prince, or sheik; for we learehoinee not any carrying Out of our .plans, howev
long after this he ht 312 ineemen, good they may be, is the sacrifice of se
men of war (Gem 14, 14), wet& hipline and its interests for the sake of pea
at. least 1,000 or 1,500 perms in lus 11'1,1 love. Abram saw an occasion fo
eahmment. Each time he eneamped, strife and alienation. By mere force h
W1NNIPRO WilEAT UAIIKEtr.
Whsuipeg--Futures cloeed te-day:- Feb,
74.lic May 77%e, July 78e.
TORONTO FAILURES' hIARERT,
The street market vcas dull to -day, the
unfavorable weather preventing farmro Cain.
in in. • Wheat Is unchanged. f.00 Incsnelit of
eelling at la to 74o. Barley firm, 200
bushels belling at Oile. Oats unehanged, 200
bushels soling at 41 to 42. One load ef
buckwheat sold at 000 per bushel,
Pairy reduce shows little change, Butter
sold at 73 to 2.90 per lb., and ncy leici cap
at 80 to 3.5c. poultry (ital.
Nay in lirillted- suPplY, with no change- In
Prices; 2.1 loads Feld at ;13 to 0440 a ton total estimated enpenditure was $1,700, -
ter timetey, and at 410 Lo el2 or mixed, 000 -and the receipts ele,400,000e ' ',Mere
Straw A nominal at ;11. to ;12 a ton.
Dresso hogs 4re .auelutued, wtt4 itot were numerous accidents but only oge
Wheat, weite, Niels ,.. -4 0 73 $ 0 7i had a fatal result,
quoted at 49.26, an heavy at ;6.75 to 40.
MONEY IN BULL ill HT
The Sgsailit Expert* 12145red 44.00109
Last Year,
New '1`ark, tilew.
!pendent at Aledlid bas sant the follow.
Jiltr ra o eepatcht 'When reeently the
Lunette Npanisli matailer, 3140101(1)34o,
married a wealthy English girl it Was
calculated by a Madrid paper that
Machaquito lied earned an average of
07,500 per year. Statietiee for 1900
show that the ancient national sport /Le
jn. it very flourieleng condition.
During the year there were held in
Spain 5tin bull fight% an homage cif t
ate compared with 1005, These involved
the killing of 2,870 bull, valtted at
$103,700-. The value eef the hortem killed
lit three encounters amounted to $177,-
000. Other expeasee amounted to over
filen,000,
In the eorridas thirty-three eepades
took part, one of whom waii a woman,
alto 849 other toreadore, whose eateries
amounted to a total of $000,000, The
1115 ft ft
1M., Spring, blob", .... • 070 0 00
_Do., noise, bush, 0 67 0 00
Oats, bush. . 0 41 0 42
Barley. bUtili: • .. Q 54 0 55
Peas, bush. .., 0 78 '0 00
Dar, timothr.' ton ... ... 13 00 14 50
1/4., nexed, to .„. 10 00 re 00
etrew, ;per tell 71 00 12 00
Beadle -
Aiello. fancy, buob. „, 6 76 7 00
Pe., No. 3„ bush. ... .,. 6 00 6.25
Do., No. 2, bush. ... 5 7.7 85
fled Clover, new ... $ 00 ia 23
Do., cad • 2 ..• 7 00 750
Timothy'. •.. ... 1 re 1 SO
Dressed hogs S 75 9 25
Rgles, new laid,' dozen 0 110 0 35
Butter, dairy e 25 0 28
Do., creatuere . . . 0 30 0 32
Chickens. drassod:.1b.* ,•• 0 10
Ducks, per lb. ..•o it
Turkeys, per lb- .. 0 14
APPles, Pr bbi. .-• .• rie
Cabbage per dozen ... 0 35 0 50
Onions, per hag -. 1 00 0 00
Deaf, bludquarters 50 8 ea
Do., forquarters 4 50 5 ZO
Do., choice, carcaso 6 75 7 00
Elodium, carcase 500 6 00
hfutton. per cwt. 9 03 10 00
Veal, per ewt.
Lamb, per cwt. 190 00Q0 111! t150°'
TUE WEEN IN TRADE!.
Dun's Review; Although Um average of
Ole sixty most active railway securitiee fell
this week, to the lowest point singe 1904,
there was no coresponding reaction com-
mercial activity, which continued beyoud pro-
cedept. Relents from /ending manufacturing
centres Indicate that ecarcele itlie nut -
clattery cau be found, preparations for future
trade evidencing a eonfictenee in well-mina-
tainea consumption, norward mismone Is
mort extensive in the iron awl steel me -
in /prominent producers have lib° AI contra°
ed ea hand aIso, and tho mercantile outlook
1, is bright -Wholesale booms receive large
ee tot:tracts for spring delivery, especially
ad dry goods lines, and the settled winter weath-
er has produced a wholesome reduction la
retail stocics of heavy weight wearing ap-
parel and other eeasenable raerchanclise
tut Rates for money became easier, bet, instead
at of the customary Sanitary rise in tho etook
.1 • market, prices fell to an average of more
than $15 per share below the high record,
"t extablished Jaunt/WY, 1305, altheugh
tid way earnlsgs thus ar reported foe hut
w month were 11,2 per cent. larger then a year
0. previous,
er LEADING WHEAT MARKETS.
et / May. July.
• Now York .:. ..... sein sere
er Detroit ... ..• ... 81% SOYA..
R.IedLoo ••• 76%
CO blinneail;lis '411,4.480
• •• • - I • • . • • •
• Duluth ... Sees tiele
0 12
0 13
0 10
2 75
W aeture and the cotton Indust/9: but °tit
lode a town of black thute quietly nem. could have settled the question and si
--ineoubet. 7. A strife --The ()melee eneed Lot and his angry servants, bix
of their quarrel was their riches.- inetend he breaks down oppesition b
Henry. "Prosperity is often it. severer hiecinees and gives the first choice of
la .it of falth and charentse than is ad- home to his weaker relative, Li th
versity. It is a steady, pervasive in- biegnaphy of St. Francis de Sales it i
fluenee rather than a sudden attack recorded that a nun excused herself 5
'which can be avoided. It led in this. case hen fur having spoken hastily to som
to danger of family quarrel. Abram's gee on the ground that it was in th
faith triumphed, but Lot yielded to its canse of justice. The saint replied
power, and by it was broug,ht 'Limier far "You have. been more just than right
more dangerous influenees.' The lailirr eallS, but- we should be more righteou
rel originated in their enemata- for' -t -h -c; ti'an just." Ara:dame Guyon says, "Sine
possession of pesturage and fer the wells God has given me grace to regard every
or fountains of water, which in that thing and, love everything in its relatio
rocky, arid region have a value 'unknown to himself, I find great facility in bear
to the inhabitants of a country like ours.. tact the defects and fatil.ts of my neigh
Dwelled then in the land -The Perizzitee li.le. I have a readiness to please an
are not mentioned in the table of eta. ebine everybody." 2. Unselfish
c
thins (chap. 10). Their origin is obscure. "Abram said .... Is not the whole Ian
th Canaanites were the original e aeon e.fore thee? .... le thou wilt take th
pants of the soil. -Hone Corn. These left hand, then I go to the right" (vs. 8
powerfal tribes are mentioned, "1. To 9.) By right the choice of position for
how why Abram and Lot had let t tee heme lay with Abrem, but by the high
tie pasturage. 2. To signalize tlie 1;1; er taW of hive ne everved it. He recog-
propriety and danger of their quarrel- nivel. the claims of brotherly kindness.
III Lot's penalty (vs. 12, 13.) •Docbt-
ling among themselves 3 To show leen at first Let meant to dwell at a safe
that Abram felt that the eyes. of these dietanee from Sodom, but gradually was
idolaters were on him, and that any inipelled by hiS spirit of self-seeking
mintep on his part, as the representa- prudeuce to draw nearer and nearer, un-
tive of Jehovah, would, be an occasion af til from having pitched his tent toward
sturablieg to them."-Gosenan. Scdorn, we finally' discover him within
nr Ab ' g nerous offer (es. 8, en the walls; and his unhappiness was but
8. Abram said -Abram speaks first, His the working out of that taw which
offer is wise and generous. "He first let brings, as surely as the- effect follows the
Lot take his choice. and then left God came, the penalty as a consequence of
to eltoose for biro. This was heavenly wrong -doing.
wisdom. This ie what faith ever does; it
allows God to fix its inheritance, and is'
alwaya satisfied 'with the porton which
God gives," -C. H. M. No strife ---"There DUTCH- AFFAIRS.
it a special danger of quarrels in the _____ •
familY aild among kindred, where nem ELIGIBIL/TY FOR TH.RONE-WOMEN
il active work, because there are se AS MEMBERS OP PARLIAMENT.
.rnany conflicting interests among them." 'no Hague, Feb. '4. -The State emu-
late. we are brethren (R. V.1 -We are a na.„ic„ app,inted to revise the .constita-
the same family, worship the Mine Ced
in the same way, have the same prom. flea ;,...f Holland in its report just iesued,
lees, and look for the same eni. Nleby r. c :numerate the exclueion of children to
then should tbere he strifee-flarke. If t Le throne after the abdication of the
brethren. 9. The whole land -The hweven-
we are brethren let. us act and iirCr like ;onto,: Genera' (parliament) .to provide
....wereign and authorization for the
ty principle 41 forbeararee evidentke fer the etteeeseiott or alter it in elee of
holds the supremacy in Abram' t breast.
Ile waIks in the moral atmosphere of the
Sermon on the Mount. -Murphy. 8:Tar-
e-ten -from me -Hie proposal to separ.
ate arises from las love a.pedee, net
from any selfish regard to ine own in.
terests.-Lange.
IV. Lot's unwise choke, fwe 1013). Ph
Lifted up Itis eyes -There ie A meek in
every man's history at which it will as-
ter/telly be mule manifeet an what
ground he is resting, by what Moneta
he is actuated. and by what objeets he
in animated; thus it was with 'Lot -
C. IL M. Plain of Jordan -Let ehese tin
Jorda,t valley north of the Dead Son
neer theeity of Sodom. "Let seems te
heree had nothing in view hut hie temper-
a! einivenienee rt red ode -amine I
.1.• • i ,
net impiire info the Ozaracter of the in. „. nuot.,,,a nem, a Nage from 'Lord
habitant*, nor does. be appear in expreea ,` ", '
any reluetance in leaving Aileen." - ni tette cma a eking for Wee) men for
M.111°14 1V61. wat"'°•-.171Z5'; t' -'''r1 11`fg'Y zee Central Unenip'eyed Committ - i it
1,,ilway e meanie:ion. Al a meeting of
important in Battens er• it i .. h. . ..
destroyed -After thene eitio were ilee c''' dfnlie'74 llitit 1neo With' la
r
ge fanii""
tvoyed ne face ,,41 t:.;.e tt„rtrt t, e: nen preanene, wee g41.11 to men with
., . .ae ....
t,„red. onntan af at gned, ......41,0 iu”n. S i2:;); I fali'iriii,S, live hundred stria ten e
1 jon of the garde, of ve Lord ' sbou,,,,t tionlicatiene have Leen teeeive,1 for mute
hew the tre•litiona cif Eden <Pi linetertel r4"45on to ('411It'll. .
/a the thanette ef wee - A et ,
rower 'It ti,e, e -Moe ,ef ;foe: eller enniel tuAltOn.n. WITH FOBGERY,
...
nriturally prompt flat conematieen ef C 0 ,•,,....••
evellowatered Jordan 14111!034 t4.; C'C laiel of Se. Cetherines Mein Arrested -Signature
i'!$. -Terry. Zoar..--it:114?r Zen Net On Note Repuditted.
ite Zoete near the Dead Sea. to v*E.-7i
Irs't fled After the cleetruetien et hin, --t. 4 elt:tezines. Ont.. FA 3. -Min.
gem, but or, the bettitr 511,0 t4 it...2,v•14 wig W. crap, pm:00er of a picture
tr ward the, neu5t.. rear au Great won l. i'siitee Le limn, here, wag arrested
t. Melt once stretelud aincee frier tlee '' ' ' l't1 ''' 1•!' • 111115..g'ia v''ith ff"I'°'“V' 4111 -
lthnliterraneen to the Gulf of hewn Year ie.% rine Ifio,, he peeeented at the toted ;
r 14 the garden land of Enent. tint,u0 "1 Ow 11/14•1 of ,Thrento, 5, note •
n'iith Lot and Abram innst letely haen , „ ,
;elven, et six nenithe tor COO, Opted
peefied. which feet make, •the refereme '12'. '"‘''" Jr`)BeT:1.1APE/ sI 'Tf'ttlan'
rotrtrx1.---Peloubet. Th, Imo e...ae di,eounted, but on being
.11, tot abauneeena Anna. ,nua ,r,ifi,1,. P'olified. Mr. lionsherger denied all
p.,,,teng 6,f ;trendily tannin, tt, 4,..en a f. Ili', . ntif ;len fir it. fuel 44. W. Mir:tette,
treitld h*ve. r eels reenerone lower.] his Ili 'lli-e•.' /or tb•• lenik• bbl infermatioll
il.,06 who he4 done SW much e.,.. him, agtitiq Citiji. Ile will appear for trial
rhea, too, Let bed no reglued ior epirl. t04norrm mornitir,
1- DRADSTREET'S TRADII REVIEW.
t Montreal -There is a good steady tone to
y' all lines of trade here. 'Spring enicaesate
a iinee are moving well and there is every
o evidence that busin_ess will be as neavy
as
ims bean predicted, continued seasonable
s weenier ho all parts of tee ccilintrY has given
o a good tone to the sorting trade in winter
O Mies. Drygoods are active. The recent ad-
vance on grey goods and cottons resulted
e incisor, from the difficulty in keeping Ike
stocks owing te the heavy demand and the
- shortage of labor. Shortinga have also gone
s taP and there is talk of a further advance
itt thie line. Ribbons are very Don and ex -
e eeeted to advance, Plaids and checks are
- very Imitator. Canadian/ knitting mills are
o reported to tie very busy and to have Is.rgo
orders on hand. Wool /prices aro limn. pan -
ado will have about a million pouedit toes. port from the 1906 clip. Prates are so high
O that this cannot profitably be used here and
. m.arket is being sought in Zealand. Groc-
▪ eries are eagle active. Currants aro firm
't with stocks light. Canned goods have agate
o advauced an round. The hardware trade
, is 'active in branches and prices gerterally
hold firm for both heavy and shelf gods.
' The easier Ione which was in some quarters
an emergeney. •
Tee comeniseion else proposes to make
approvai of the States. -General E'S•r
for the conclusion of treatiee, re.
i-lemeedir the proportional represeuta.
tin end digibility of women for .clee.
tien to the ntates (leveret, that the qual.
41 eenailetee 14 the same in
the ease of loth .ellembera and that, the
fro elienther be granted the right to
emeiei PS V.T11 aS approve Or reject bilis, .
en•pi, iu the ease c,f the budget.
-
apes e for iron awl steels is not y -et 10
sight aud values are firm, both for immediate
and forward delivery. Production of pig
Iran has Cr but with a very heavy a
eencuaration turnaees are not accumulatIndg s
much stock. Copper riveta and burs have a - (.4
vanced two and half per rent. Retail trade "
here and in the country Se generaly good
owtag to the foot Piot roads are in a good ()
condition for sleighing. Little Complaint is
being heard in the matter of collections.
Toronto. -General trade conditions continue
to move satisfactorily here. Drygaade trim -
e on the road report conditions
exeellent. The earthae trade is quite heavy
as was natural after the big trade of the
holiday- iseason. There has been quite a big
business doing here recently for NVectern
aceount. Moteriale for men's clothing are
having an etormous sale and prices are firm,
Tite out look favors a big oPrIng
trade. Triniminga have advaimod since met r
sear.arl a matter of 10 to 25 per cent. Alb -
bons are also higher/. Prints aro corning for-
ward rathor more freely, but /they hold firm. W
The feature of the grocery trade is the sharp
advance which has been ste,axliii, gOleg on 14
la all lines of canned goods. Stocks are light 8
and 10 10 reported that la some linos of yoga- rt
tables they are cleared out. Rrults, too, are
very firm. Teas hold steady to ftrni -with
O. good demand for the better grades. There la
in a good retail trade reported throughout ;
the !province and collectiont are generally
good. Large orders are being placed for
spring and summer goods, ;Shipments are pi
going forward wen. oeuveties of count* pt
produce here continue on the light side and
er cell are generany firm.
Winnieeg-Deepito contradictions there is
no doubt the snow blockades in most parts
of the. Westera cottary have greatly interfor-
cd with &ado. Deliveries of all lines ere lir
slow aed uneertain, country retan trade fip
hes also been affected. Neherever possible 1//,,
thcre is a good demand for geode and it •
may bo supposed that what the reeds aro in
once Again dear business will he all tho in
r more briek on account of the temperarY she-
penelee. It le very evident, however, that
spring trade is going to be Om hearieet oil
Orders or goods are
and, liesOlte a.dverso conditi ,Vcry large' )
front most parts are fair t er4lectl°113
Vancouver and netoria-Cot keeps t
relive in all linos. Wholesalers who have „ ,
been stock -taking recently say all agree In 04%
exvresaing satisfaction with the business of
the enat year. 'The drygoods Am/ gremr:,.
trades have been particularly good. The j
spring trade Is getting on tvell and it 1
prottateas to be exceedingly heavy. All pro- an
%facial Industrieo are very busy and the .1
• go ate,' s etill a big factor. Tho
slopping Ueda/ at Vancouver is good for this a un
BEf KEEPERS WET.
INTERESTING. PAPERS READ AT
THE BRANTFORD CONVENTION.
The bee -keepers of Brant aivi adjoin-
ing coulltieS met ill 'convention, at Brant.
ford, jam 29511, to 31st, l'itere, was a
large atteudance. The eorivention open-
ed Olt Tuesday evening by it diseuerion on
"Hints for present 1160 in wintering re-
positories. and bees iviutering on summer
&bends." Mr. Hershisher, of Buffalo, oc-
mupied the chain Dyseutry, one of the
fatal scourges of the winter, was attri-
buted to inferior stores and particular.
ly to the presence of honey -dew, this
disease was said to lie remedied by feed-
ing pure granulated sugar syrup, two
parts .sugar to one part water. In out-
side wintering it was advised that while
no damage would accrue; from the hives
eMg covered with snow, the entra»ee.s
should be kept open, the dead bees and
snow that might clog the openings should
be carefully removed. '
Wednesday morning session was pre-
sided over by Mr. B. H. Smith, St. Tho -
11100, the 'took was "Labor saving devices
and applicumee," and an excellent, paper
on the subject was read. by Mr, F. J. Mit-
er, of London. Mr. Miller has in the
neighborhood of 300 colonies of been in
three apiaries, ranging from four to sev-
en miles apart, and is famous for his
"short cuts" and labor saving inven-
tions, among -them a smelt derrick for
lifting aucl sue -pending supers in hive ex-
aminatitms, a small gasoline engine fo
driving his extrator for extracting th
honey from the comb, etc, The paper era,
medical the discussions hearty. Mr
S, , • nits th
Leading _speaker on Wednesday afternoon
end gave a splendid addreen Oh build
ing up the colonies for the honey flows
The Wednesday evening session wa
occupied by 14 demonstration apd classi
fication of hoeet, by Mr. Smith, Mr
Rershisher and Mr. Chrysler. Samples a
honey for this purpost were provided
by delegates and others, and an invita
tion was issued to the eity grocers and
dealers to be present. The grading of th
honey was very interesting mid th
committee conveyed some very valuab
information regarding the care neede
in liquifying the granulated honey; gran
-citation or candying is; generally a saf
proof of the purity of the article, an
when liquifying or restoring the gram
laVed hews to its original liquid con
dition is being done, tare should he tal
en to do it slowly And by piecing; th
yessel containing the honey hot wate
rather than applying direct dry lien
Samples of honey 16 years old. and ove
were shown ,th be in perfect eonditio
through careful keeping in a dry wax
atmosphere. Keeping honey in cellars o
refrigerators WM ;strongly ;condemned
Mr. R. Tr. Hodgetts, of the, Departmen
of Agriculture, and Secretary of the Ag
ricultural Association. also recently up
pointed Secretary of the 0. B. K. A. wet
present on Thursday moaning, and ad
sdoreetesaidontshaeacnonva:nsitsir aonnd hfoinwl;l:cal vo tais
io
bee -keeping industry, He suggested ap.
iry meetines for local eocieties, where
uch gatherrngs eould be held and prac.
cal work illustrated.
The convention closed at noon on Fri -
ay, Jan. 21st, •
NEWS IN BRIEF
temp is eauslog hard timee tit.* niklat
of proepority, and people genet -11y are
mining to wonder what is to be done to
relieve the wituittion.
The Willow Duneh anti Wood Motu:.
tain mails arrived yesterday tor the
first time this mouth. The.mail start-
ed with homes, but WWI abalidelled, tile
mail carrier leaving the sleigh on the
CANADIAN' prairie and riding bade home on horse -
311% Gerurd Barton organist of St. teillie dogs, made
bgAcklui* half-breed named McGillis took four
a toboggan, and start-
Piatd'a 4.0turele Toront'o. died suddenly. ed for Moosejaw,, mat a,blindareli
Mock.
11 yeAstegrdiZin bWroceasrearlivectr. 8KulailQuoleltgite. thlienwoillyyleatildolill;pitoouurtfoeiciet nolgelpit. 011 low
of one of the students, Tilr. D. Alex. laud. Ranchers out, there report no
AfaeKay, 11, A., of Thamesforil.
John, Flynn, 48. yeare old, a publishers,' silsotQlcs eYaelt1 beheYldand,uott114181 lila: he liTuildledIelioYel
liTz 0,90erlioni tit 0,1;undobensdn .,;1,ictilttstst i in, fi, , oilii2laihstalt1 jrnitili.itanyv,siiitellel it:, 1s:0:a:twill blevIrf' Fits:n:013 tooli/f a' In! I, ,see01;1e0ribree:t11;‘_' 0 I:11 c laIi. timeos
known Aretie navigator, is :load ar (gt: R041 was received yesterday end appal'.
tioned ottt in email lots, but did not go
razor, coal
Arthur Jackman,
Mend of the slap which carried Ccien over ltalf of the people that are in bad
rju°alitzlill'se'r Nat.° '41)e"r ta44:1, 15114e1:rynet ol"Ogreinen. et ::: fllikell:10.:114 '181 it 117: !ell' inra;Y:::0b14' f. 82t0.131e_III:41:::11tAnINit'ahiyi get.;i le ,41$11V !et: lib].
in the latter's first, expedition in 1880,
said the diem° has existed uususpeeted Vice.President of the C. P. 11,:, le prepar-
Sarawiell West Township is threaten-
casee are reported. Mg plans, the °hied, of which will be to
ad with an epidemic of smallpox. It is reduce, if possible, blockages in winter
C. Herbert Walker, fortimAy :insider at t3itit°11111elea.1 e:ellIgi tjtililoni:t it. ant OfillIfelsilitlINIeile:t r3ellsoaTiit'ene:setItell:•1Pel:IlerIllt°71U11:4;15°7°111:
in the township for a month. Several
tau 0. T. lt, freight sheds, Guelph, wee
ou Saturday senteneed, tor appropriating err le
C.ouipitny for January amounted to Count Boni Wants Audience With Iris
"SEE IdE OR I'LL END LIFE."
Divorced Wile.
quite a sum of the empanels money, to
eke months in jail. ..,
The earnings of the Toronto Hallway
Paris, Feb. 3.-Connt Boni do Castel,
s;v2,15catizi8ej:ii/nillosn'elr'rylecallsniee8:11.31enern/ralleiagnenillytrnolonofe:toilifS:ta,1810%3 I ne, former husband of Madame Anna
LL. 1‘11.B. .4, James
ere siCdleeni4t n of f 1 ITtlenrioi :t°o11' ill'. tAl i'el t(fite(el)sturli:lki:Tilliiin8elell,hileilleHeefilhilkeiltiellregtrje.iuistefi eetaisiPieFrnielitriele:eldli e'ittl'illletterePfoisr
past fifty years, passed away Re his "I filial) commit
Rosedale, yesterday, in his seventy-first The count stilt believes that if Idle° c°aniti
residence, "Glen Lodge," 80 Glen road, consent to see me."
,youngest daughter of Mrs. S. Paris, NE:ma°
Yercali.l'e marriage .01 miss minnie pati3, el:It': an audiencie with theitwo7ae
"
Montreal, and Mr, A. G. W. Langtry, hinl• millions he has wasted be can
Toronto,' took place very quietly a,t let, her to se tle an mum y upon
Craig officiatnig. • Neverthe ess, a a u
1 111 d 1 e (Muhl shows no
John Liveronie and his wife, Afathalle, signs. of relenting, maintains a rigid
Martline Church, Montreal, the Rev. W.
of (100. gime 18th street, Toronto, were ignores all the pleas of the Castellanes to
Weave regarding Boni's letters and
found asphyxiated yeeterday. /De po- her money.
give the spendthrift eciunt some more of
his wife went to sleep. that her plan ie to ignore the coont's &-
Madame Gould's close friends believe
Ike believe the couple agreed on saki*,
or that Liveroni turned on the gas after
Ten dollars end costs was the warn- give up all his legal claims affecting her
‘enuinde for alimony until he consents to
hitdren. He still tuts the right to see
ing a.dministered to one of the meat them at internist and to superintend
prominent physicians in Barrie last week their instruction.
as the result of a proaecution by the .
Peoviecial Board of Health, of what is
de:wilted by the Board as "a flagrant DEATH REMOVES juDp.
•
, The Wingham Advance mit
Um Hall - Propriebr,
gionwommommmeeememeamEem
DR. AGNEW
PHYSICIAN, SIMEON
ACCOUCHEUN.
MSc+, • T7 in thi• itneamal4
mei" of neglect to rep.ort promptly a
✓ Henry Rushlow, of Ogdensburg, ag
, Senior justice of Essex County Expires
•
mum of smallpox.
e 35? died yeseerday ntorning at the A Suddenly.
s lington Hotel, Ottawa, and it is said th
• hie death was Oecasioned by driuki
e wood Alcohol. He was a trainer
; (Amigo of leyank Roberts' string of
- horses.
• The e services at the inagnifi;
• cent new Jewish synagogue on Univer-
sity avenue near Queen street,. Toronto,
• ' were held with becoming impressiveness
f yesterday afternoou, lasting from 2
o'clock to 0.30. The audience completely
' filled the building, the men downstairs
e , and the women upstairs.
o bust night burglars broke into Bur -
le . sel's gents' furnishing etore Welland
O and stole about $100 worth of goods, in-
. eluding an overcaat, jewelry, ties, etc.
e They also broke into Alle natural gas
d office and secured a small amount of
0- goods,
" 1 The Ottawa Painters' Union is seek-
; beg to know the names of the telephone
0 1 girls who left Ottawa, as strike breakers
tr". 1 at Toronto. They wish to see if the
I fathers or brothers of the girls are mem-
)) ben of any union. Through these they
. woura attack the girls in some way aa
✓ pauishment.
, Dr. J. A. Savignao, who was found
t guilty of having attempted to murder
• his wife and mother•indaw Oetober
- last, was sentenced by. Justice Machine
s Ion on Saturday to seven years in the'
• 'penitentiary. His Lordship said that
• 'et the end of two, years if Samignaers
behaviour was good he would recommend
that he be peruutted out on parole.
'21ii•s. Isabelle AnderiiMp, widow of the'
late Joseph Anderson, and sister of Hon.
Geo. W. goes, died on Saturday at her
late residence, Elmwood avenue, London,
in her 83rd year. Deceased was born
in Rossshire, Scotland, and was the eld-
est daughter of the late James Ross,
with whom She came to this country and
settled in East Williams in 1833. In
1841, she married john Anderson, Rod
together they cleared the farm in East
Williems on which they lived until 1893
when they moved to Loudon. Mr. Ander-
son died fem. years ago. Mrs. Anderson
Ieaves four children.
IMOT1SH AND !AMMON.
The•Spanish Socialists have decided to
-.loin the Republicans in the coming elect-
tdlieird ILlieSeli has stated that it
is Germany's intention to fight Britain
.In fihe years or less.
Prose Dimitri lvanoviteh niendelef,
knowit as one of 'the world's greatest
eherniets, did 85. Petersburg to -day.
The liew Chinese Ambassador to Ber-
lin. Yangtehen, has recommended that
the Chinese Governmeut send a. large
manlier of offie,ers to Germany to etady
the German arsenal service.
On returning' yesteday from a trip
of investigation at Mexican ports end
along the border between the United
States and Mextco, Mareue Braun said
that•he had found extensive ovganized
eelientes for smuggling Chinese into tho
United States.
ed Windsor, Ont., Feb. 3.-1his city was
r- greatly ehoeked . last night by tite me
nouucenteut of the Midden death of
ug Senior Judge te. R. Horne, of the Es-
sex Counq Court, which occurred a few
vainutes•eftee o'elork at his yeeidetice,
on Bruce aveuue. judge Horne wee
apparently in his usual health no to
41.41.
BE TOLERANT.
UST. RESPECT OTHERS IF YOIT
WISH TO BE RESPECTED.
P , . .-The Republican press
eproaches the militant Catholics with
xiabiting a spirit of intolerance to-
ards Archbishop Vilatte yesterday, oil
10 oceasion ef the inauguration of the
ervices hi the, new French apostolic
atholic Church, with the church of the
ely Apostle, considering it, to be bad
olicy, and adding;
Now, when a state religion no longer
vists in France, it is advisable that all
intent people respect the opiniona of
hers. if they expeet their own to be re-
lected.
Briand's Circular,
Dome, Pei). 4. --The Vatican authorities
e understood to eonsider the eircular
tit by M. Briand, French Minister of
million, to prefects throughout Prance
etructiog them that contracts for leas-
t; of elturebee offered by the parish
wets are acceptable with modifications,
40.
TO SEE PRESIDENT.
AN IMMIGRANT ARMY,
Ti Thousand Men 13eing Recruited for
Railway Coristruction.
9.',)! len, Feb. 3.- Ste:newel! & Co., -
I.• mirin, have commemeil recruitine in
IT FRANCISCANS PROTEST
AGAINST YIELDING TO JAPAN.
qan leraneiseo, Feb. 4. ----The Japanese
01 Karen Exclusion League yesterday
epted resolutions demanding that the
titres of the ye,ar. conectiono are good. i
Quebec...Trude as a, rule 13 routed eulet.,1
tura. -Collections are only fair. Shoo factor- tit
at the motneut 14 more of a set -ung -up na-
les aro busy and the price of leather is tin -
attributed to /heavy ' roads and tls.e demand I fro
elianged• There has both no failures! in the ./t
district te greet Of. Acti*ItY Is not10e:1, I Inn
In the lumber camps and the distriand from Hi)
atm oaci for Canadian 'Weed the ctrnang Vaasa •
coimou ht likely to be large
Itamilton-Tho' trade conditions thcref ore
'Led letates and the State of Chlifornia
!titian the, right to exetude Japanese
echoole used by white children.
The resolutiorte, whieli declared that
c yielding of the United States to Jap•
on the ;wheel question was tante-
tint to taking vassalage, was dwelt'
on by sever If h j r •
an Vranciscen Feb. 3. -Mayo:Emmet::
dem 116am-en Watl severely criticized.
l'o See the President.
V"1'5 satisfactory., Spring shipments are go•
reil:It and the ineinbere of the Board
-Wit forward and orders Compare very taro-
loth tholes of last year. Metall trecle '
is fair to good. innate elle/emirs are eeed „
vine th '
a little slew.
London.-Wfieleeeteser eta Meetly tatty vel
terulinK out spring goods. The &ropes treat* WO.
Is heavy while other linri Of inumiese erd
li ; devaele AO. Local Industries tro
canted. Collecnone bre genera/HY *OIL
otiliwa.-0eareeit trade twilit/nit here ere
tfirly good. Retail trade is on the trifet
*hie bui the outlrit for rionne eontinue, iiii
ere eavereere. 06 tato !e diree
flat
Guelph, (hit., Feb. 4. ---On Naturally of
teeming, When coming out of the City atm
Irit11, Captain Clark felt and broke hi;
up t
'iv.. Ile wive tdken th Rt. Joisephei /roe- ores
Muir, and is doing as well al tem be exbo
-
petted,
1A0d tO be log
l" in regerit to the, segreitatiOn at lap.
Eiluention left vesterdav for Whelp
ton In confer with Preeident Rowse.
pupilm 511 pilleol4ie.sehoole.
010 NOT KNOW.
Amato, Ont,, Feb. 4.---{Speein.1).-
6 morningtho Iron. Mr, Harcourt, it
tor of the wrecked. Ontario Bank,
ly denied that the directors knew
he apeoulatiang. Ire said he was not
re of what wee being dont, aml flint
et within a vary short time before- tile
h roma the direetore had reason t=f
cimtirely opttm1f1e regarding the af.
tidier of t e titatien.
TERRIBLE WINTER.
'ii -Wo DEGREES BLOW znR
IN TEE WEST.
Forty-two Below at Winnipeg -Rail-
ways Taking Advantage of the blear
Weether to Clear the Lines -Snow
Four Feet Deep.
Winnipeg, Feb. 3. ---Following the
greet storm of Thursday and Friday the
most severe cold of the whiter luts set-
tled over the entire west. Fiftv-wto
below man Iwo registered at teveral
peiete, and in Winnipeg it was 42 at 0
n. nt. Railways are in very bad shape,
bat will make desperate efforts to titer
Ile, lime; 411 onecenow that the 'weather
lies settled. film condition of Um Tall -
reads is well indicated irjr the fat that
following the etorm of Week Ago nine
engines ana enowplough were et/Idled
..11 0111',PiPtt af read, between Thorn'.
hill rind Winkler, Man. ,n, diatance of
levt reitis 50 and 75 miles. ,
lrooeejaw, Feb. 3.- The eft -import -
nut transportation question is being dia.
cueeed by the Board of Tilde, T. f
failure of the rellreade to move the t
IPlight (OA answered sat tam
P, KENNEDY, NM.,
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Y., D. O. B. tiond.4
Physician 4n4:1 Surgeon,
pine, van Dr. Ohell'oline
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Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Zen,
neylvania College and Licentiotde
Dental Surgery of Ontario,
Ofnee ever Pod Onlee-WINGRA.14
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fiend Moe GUELPR, ONT.
Rieke Utilati on all °lemma of /mumble pa*
oorty on the cash or urtmeltint nate oysters.
f suns GettnX, Crt.ta. Darnmserr,
reel:tett 400robtrr.
within a day or two. As late as Fri-
day he attended the funeral of an old JOHN RITCHIE,
friend. &NEWT, WINIRRAM 0101t
Just after the tea hour last night lie
complained of a sharp pain in the region
of his heart, and allnost immediatelffell
back uneonstious. Medioal assistance
wits summoned at once, but before it ar-
rived he had palmed quietly away.
Judge Horne was it native of fit.
Vincent, \Vest Indies; hating. been
born there 70 years ago. He came to
Canada in 1855. •
PROMINENT BROKER'S SUICIDE.
0. P. Frothingham Leaped From Window
While Delirions,
New York, Feb. 3. -Howard P. Froth-
ingham, who white delirious from nervous
breakdown, jumped from the second
storey of his home, 20 ittest 77th
street, yesterday, died juse before last
midnight. The etriiin due to recent re -
wines in Wall etreet is believed to lutve
caused the despondency which restated
in suicide. He was one of the best-
known men in the financiail district, He
bed passed hie forty-fifth biethday, and
wns entire of New York City.
He was probably the best-known loan
broker in the eountry, for he lent more
"call money" Annually than any other
man or firm. He bandied money for
nearly all the }armlet financial Mstitu-
tions, and his acquaintance in that line
of buisinesi was very wide.
4.0
• PATHETIC DEATH.
Swede, Killed in Queer Way, Leaves Wife
and New Born Babe.
Kenora, Feb. 3. -P. Hansom
30 years of age, was killed near Ineolf
en a rather strange manner. A loge picee •
of rock, too heavy to handle, wan being
ildrilled, in order to divide it. When the
'drill got stuck and could not ba loam].
ed, the men pliteed powder beside it and
gave the flatlet warning. Hanson woe
about 100 yards distant, blIt WAS struck
on the head by a piece of drill from the
expliesion. He was only a ;short time out
'from Sweden. Mrs. Hanson had only
joined Iter husband at the camp a temple
of weeks ago, having hem' in the hospi-
tel Item when her haby west horn.
ENGLAND'S EXCLUSION ACT,
7—
, Keeps Very Few Miens Out and Costs a
Big Lot of Money.
Loudon, Feb. 3. --Official figures have
been issued which show that tile work.
ing of the Alien Act passed by the
late Government, but rendered tiuga.-
tory by the present one, is ineffective
and extrevagant.
Ont of 403,500 arrivals there nave
been may 489 exclitsione, -cost of
working the Mt is $120,00() ayear,
mkt% the expense of excluding an
undesirable alien about $200.
FROZEN TO DEATH.
Winnan and Two Children 'Found in
Grand Rapids Tenement,
Grand Repel.% Mich., Fels le- Miss
F,nitne, K. Livingston and two children,
her eepliews, Were found. to.day frozen,
but alive. The dead thildren 'were Al-
fred Livingston, aged. seven, and Lincoln
II, Livingetore egad three. The name of
the tittle girl id Helen, /ler ago is tem
None of the family lind been Seen
PlItirsdity, WWII two of the eitil.!
dren attended schol, It ie suppesed •
that after the femily retired Thursday
night they became partially anphyxiated
by eoal gam, anti the fire died out, and
they were frozen to death.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT MONTREAL.
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WINDSOR LAUNDRY SEIZED.
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Attached Under a Chattel Mortgage -
Proprietor Missing.
Windsor, Ont., Fele 3. -The Home
Laundry here was taken posseseion 01
yesterday by Bailiff St. Louie, acting
for Mrs. E. D. Lawrenee, of Detroit,
touter a 'chattel mortgage for $100,
given by the proprietor, noun- .How -
ant, when he pureluteed the businese
two years ago. Howard has been
missing for two daye, and hie where-
abouts are unknown.
DIED OF 'WORRY.
Uncle of Murdered Woman and Chief
i Witness at the Trial.
1 'New Ireland, N. 15., Feb. 3. -Iter.
iFather AleAuley, Wiese niece was
murdered hero a few months ago, and
who him beem chief witness during the
1 past couple of weeks at the trial of
Thomme Collins, itow convicted of the
crime, died very enddenly to -day of
heart disease, brought on, it is suppos-
ctill,delizolletl.te stritin surd worry he had
SUrC/DE IN ICY WATERS.
Michael Waren, Aged Eight-nfne, Knock-
ed Down by Milk Wagon,
Montretti, Feb. 3,-Miceel 3refireil,
in old men of 80 yeers, died In the
restern Respite! today as the result
of lin eeeldent this morning. Ire Wee
ereeehig the atroet, when he WM knock-
ed down by a milkman'e sleigh and died
rom the ehock shortly alter tieing
elm to the hoepltal.
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Promineht Young Man of St. John Swine
Till Be Sank,
.41, ibIlill, N. P., Feb. 3.-- (ieorge. 111.01.
11)i'1', aged 21, it 30111145 1111015 of protein.
mit family here, eliminated suicide tide
morning. Ile went, te the smatchore,
waded into the icy weevil, und swam
mit till he ettlik, lie had been Mini;
ineitt•tlly for lionii• thee.
Brantford, Feb, 3. - The Meal -option
by-law, whieh was earried in Onmidagil
townehip by five voice) over the twos•
eery inejority, wile recently eontested
on the ground that thi . lists were im-
proper. and that 90M0 lel lint t on n ted
should have liten rejedeil, dude.,
Hardy heard the (lee aml to-inernite
will give hie. decision, eustaining the
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